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The prisoner. refused to say anything except
her; Agent Schultes who made the COM
rlaint asked that her examination be set
down for next Tuesday. when Lawrence Is to
be examined. Mrs. Lock was held in 1.50O
for examination on that day. Lawrence''s
statement that he paid her 5000 to persuade
Ivy to go with him will DO the principal evil
dence against her.
Agent Schultes believes that Mrs. Leck IS
the principal offender in the case. She told
Lawrence. IT Is said. that Ivy was hor sister.
older
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A Colored Puslli.t Accused or Murder.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1l.-Edwnrd Woods, a
well-known local pugilist, was to-day COM
mtt cd to prison by tho Coroner's jury for tho
murder OF Charles Batter. coored who was
found unconscious on Monday night and died
AT tho Pennsylvania Hos atnl from u fractured
skull. James kennedy and Ernest smith
who were arrested for conpliclty. were dis
charged.
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PHINcE?oH. Nov. 1.-THE regular fall meet
ing Of tho Board OF Trustees OF Princeton COL
lego was held to-day The resignation OF
Prof. Marion NJ. Miller. assistant professor in
oratory and aesthetic criticism. WAS accented
and Mr. Taylor Reed was appointed assistant
professor In astronomy. committee WAS APP
pointed TO make arrangements Tor an extern
sive exhibit ut the Worlds Fair. Several i'm :
rortant changes in the requircm ents for en- =
trance were made.
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The HnrrI. Ex mutation.

The examination OF Louis Harris who Is
charged with fraudent!y removing goods from
his store at 1Sl Greene street. came up before
Justice Ryan in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday afternoon. and was continued
until next Monday.
Ii was erronsously stated in yesterday morn
ing's papers that son Of Mr.. Harris told a
woman that hewas hurryingto get his fathers
goods away. Neither OF NJ. lIurriss sons
works with his father. They have u large bot-
Ting business OF their own.
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Merrill 4 Rogers. attorneys for Miss Ellen
NJ. Turnbull. the rich Baltimore woman who
is trying to have receiver appointed for the
Joura, Of Commerce because David VI. Stone
and other stockholders seek to secure a re-
statement OF their side ot the case yesterday.
They said that Mr.. stones assertion that Miss
Turnbuli had tried to coercs tho majority
Stockholders into buying hcr one share Tor
$1,000 when it was not worth that was an
unjust reflection upon her. They asserted
that Mr.. Stone had sndeayored to sell his hold
ines nj more than 81 900 share to u number
OF persons. and that they hold his letters to
prova IT,
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L,eu,. Cassidy Admitt.d TO Rau.

BUFFALO. Nov ll.-Lisut Cassidy OF Brook
lyp. who Is accused OF having shot Michael
Broderick during the switchmen's strike here.
appeared before Judge Green In the Supreme
Court, Special Term. this morning and was
admitted TO bail In the sum OF $4,000. Judge
Acknowledgement Jenks appeared as his at
torney.
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ivY RoCHA,s ARD, rCTORS
Mrs. Leek Held IN si.SoO for Examinatior
nm Next Tuesday.

Mrs. Rosa Leck. from whose fat 144 West
Twcnty-eighth street. Ivy Roche the 15-ycar-
old girl who has been missing for the rast
month. was taken by Henry Lawrence OF lon-
kers. was arraigned at Jefferson Market Court
yesterday charged with abduction. Mrs.
1eck. who looks like an invalid. was arrested
on Thursday afternoon by Central Office De-
tectives Sheridan and Murphy In the fiat on
Fast 1884 street. occupied by che so-callcd
Mrs White. who is said to have aided In tho
abduction Of the girl Mrs. White was also
arrested. hut was released. Ivy Roche was In
court yesterday Her brother Jesse and her
mot hor who is tho wife OF eYAssemblyiNnn
Roche. were, also present. Ivy persistcntly
avoided Looking at them and KEPT her eyes
fixed on Mrs. Lock
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PRESBYTERIAN Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street, near Pine. Services at IL a. m.
Ballard Prcsbyteriau-Br Broadway and First
avenue, Ballard. services az Ii a. IN. and : 30
T. M.
Lake Union Presbyterian Kilbourne avenue.
Fremont, Rev. ;. c. Head, pastor. Services at II
Il. III. ami :; 50 r. II.
German Evangelical GENERALIZATION AMI
Birch streets Rev. j. Er!ch, pastor. Services
at II a. N. aud 7.51 p. III.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Market and
King streets. Rev. /. VI. Boyd pastor Services
at II n. IN. anu 80 p m
First Presbyterian church Third and Msdi-
son streets. Rev Elliott " Brown, pastor
Services At II IL II. and 80 p IA.
Second Presbyterian chlvca-Oak and UarrI-
son streets, Rev. ". ". Coz, pastor services
at II a. III and 30 p, III. Regular meeting
\. T. :. {. +. at 6:i5 7. m.
The United Presbyterian church holds lis
regular services today at the Y. NJ G. A. hall
l,4l7 Front street, between Pike aud Union
Morning seryice-ireaching ut II a m. san.
bath-schooi H. l2.l5 y, N. Young peorle' :
society, 40 \. IN. Preaching a. ) y m 'nalI
Johnston, pastor. Residence. 10 spring street
Welsh Presbyterian church-Seyanth ens
Olive streets, Rev J. NJ. Hughes pastor Morn
ing service at 1870; special chiidrcr's pleatrn~
81 Il p. m: sunday school at ; D. n: evening
service AZ 5.S1 p. m There viii De q special
meeting held a; 10 n M. Tor the purpose Of or
ganlzlug Young Peoples Society oI Christian
kHteavor. Al who understanl the Welsh IAN.
SisSe are cordially invited 10 attend SEATS
free
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TACOMA FRATERNITY NEWS.
Trades Council Proceedings-k. OF T.
picnic-TaiIora' Grievance.

TACOMA, June 22.--The Knights of Pythas
lodges OF the city enjoyed basket picnic
Thursday az Slaughter. where they were joined
by the slaughter lodge.
July 10 the Grand Lodge Knights OF Pythias,
Of Washington. Will hold two or three days
session at Chautauqua on Vashon island.
The Elks are meeting sunday instead OF
Saturday evenings. This change wss made in
order 20 allow those who could not attend Satur-
day night TO be present sunday. Patronage
did not warrant a continuance OF tho daily
lunch, therefore il has been discontinued. The
lodge is discussing proposition to move into
larger quarters.
The tailo-s have petitioned the city council
to include under the order of peddlers all agents
III this city who solicit by samples orders for
clothes. The tailors claim that many OF the
orders obtained are practically filled by cheap
Chinese labor in Eastern and southern cities
Another open meeting OF the trades council
will b. held Wednesday.
The union stone cutters are using every iegit-
innate means 10 prevent nOn-union Stone cut
tiers from being employed on the Chamber OF
Commerce building.
The Brewers Union announces that il was
suspended by the Pacific Coast Union. not be-
cause IL did not pay It's strike dues, but becaus
il would not pay SO to help build "a brewery
The good will anu business OF the Blue Ldhe'.
the official organ of the trades council. has been
purchased by the sun Publishing Company, and
the former publication will be discontinued.
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BAPTIST Churches.

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-Sixth aud
Virginia streets Services at IL a. IN.
West Duwamish Baptist MISUNDERSTANDING
by Rev. w. II. Black every second and fourth
Sunday at ii a. m.
Swedish Baptist church--Bell and Eighth
streets. Rev. +. o. Nelson, pastor Services at
ii a. m. aud 1880 p. II.
Lake Union Mission. First church-Moltks
Gospel meeting, Wednesday 80 D. m; Pro-
lessor O. ;. Jones. superintendent.
South Seattle Mission, First church-South
twelfth and Dearborn streets. Sunday school,
$50 p. m. prayer meeting. Wednesday 7:30
r. m. L. w. Jones, superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev l. 1. Wood, pas
tor. Preaching at Ii a m. and 7:30 D. M. Sab
bath school at II III. Christian Endeavor Union
at $50 p. III. Good singing and free seats.
Fremont Baptist church-Aurora street.
by the pastor, Rev. w. II. Black Sunday
school, 10 a. IN. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at S o'clock. Morning subject:
"Profit and Loss"
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets. l. W. Read, pastor. Services
at II a. m. and p. m: Morning subject:
Evening: "What Saw and Heard at the Ma
tonal Anniversaries" Sunday school at
close OF morning service; young peoples
meeting Monday evening at o'clock.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner Third
and Cedar streets Rev. NJ. l.. Rugg, pastor !;
residence, 2,220 Third street. Services at IL A. M
and ?. m; Sunday school at the close OF morning
service young peoples meeting at y. m.
Morning service: 1.-The Proper Observance OF
the sabbath" The evening sermon, the third
in the series OF "Topics of the Times" will be a
discussion of the sabbath question.
First Baptist church-On Fourth street, be-
tween James and Cherry. Preaching at ii a. N.
and 100 ?. m; sunday school follows morning
sermon: Young Peoples Union meets at 6: ID in
church par!or; prayer meeting Thursday at
7:io p. m. Rev. J. Il. Hartwell, D. D.. OF San
Francisco VIII preach in the morning and
Rev. Elliott W. Brown in the evening
4. }. BuEchett, pastor; residence, III Cherry
street.
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Meth odist Protestant Churches.

les!er junction Suuday-school-At lo.So 2.
II. followed by sermon. etc, by Rev. Or. Ear,eT
pastor.
Columbia sunday -schoo!-At 10 % a m job
kel,o. superintendent; followed by sermon
Rev. J. shepherd and pr. Bag.e. alternating
Nethodis; Protestant church Of South sastr,.
Preaching at 80 p. by the pastor. Rev /
shepherd. Union sunday school a. tae ssDa
place az J.. N. Praye.-neeung Thursday
evening az : 80 2. II.
First Methodist Protestant church-Co-,a-
9. lH.fI anu f1ne streets C.arA DAVIS. pastor.
TIE pastor. SuUday-schoot al l2:31 n IN
Young peoples meeting at - p. II. Sesrs s.
Tree and al are invited.
second Methodist Protestant ehr-ch-No-,h
seattle, corner Republican ard Warren st-oars
). l. Bailey, pastor. tkl.dgsa's day service a,
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

Taylor Congregational church-Brch and
Thomas streets. Rev. George II. Lee, pastor.
Services at IL u. IN. and 7:30 p. III.
Brooklyn Congregational church-W. W. Fer
rler, pastor. Services at IL a. and S p. m.
Sunday school at l2:15 Regular weekly prayer
meeting Thursday at 80 p. nj.
Edgewater Congregational church-M. p.
Jones, pastor. Sunday school at close of morn
Ing service Services at Ii a. IN. and 1880 p. IN.
Young peoples meeting at a p.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner of
Third and University streets-Wailace Nutting,
pastor. Residence, l,620 second street. Preach
ing at ii a N. and p. In. In the evening the
pastor Will preach on "BugDears versus Re-
allties." Junior Y. +. = c. L. at
1879 Bible school at 12:20 Jackson street
school at O'Clock. Joy street school at 3:l5
?. m. Pilgrim school, Wal street, at p. m.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor
at 6: Is n IN
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the front rank with the other noble societies OF
the city in point of numerical and financial
strength. The ambition of the brethren at pres
ent is to make Court Enterprise the banner
court in the Pacific Northwest before the Grand
Court OF Oregon and Washington meets in this
city next May, and the indications at present are
that their most sanguine hopes viii be fulfilled
Brother NJ. d. Warren, who expects To leave
the city soon, resigned the chair OF sub-chief
ranger, and Brother J. W. sprisgs was elected to
OCCUPY IL the remainder OF the term.
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Woodmen Of the World.

Seattle Camp, No. co, W. of W.. met as usual
on Friday night, initiating one candidate and
attending 20 the usual routine OF business.
The camp will hold meetings hereafter every
Friday night In g. A. Il. hall instead OF the
second and fourth Friday nights in each month.
most gratifying report was received from
the work being done in Oregon By Head Consul
+. a. Falkenburg, who expects very soon to
leave Salem, Or, where he now is, direct for
Seattle
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Catholic Churches.

ST. Boniface Catholic church-Frederick and
Thirteenth streets Mass at 1879 q. III.
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at 10: 80 a. N.
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. F.
\. Prefontaine, pastor. Mass as usual.
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Concep-
tlon-Sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass at $50 and 10:3 O. M.
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Nervous DEBILITY. S2ermatorrhcea, SEMI
MAJ osscS. Night missions ioss o. Vital POWERS
e4-eiAS>saess. uioominess, Depression OF Spirils
aversion 10 society. Neatly discouraged. Lack OF
N"iiAtsHce, Dun. Iis,iess CrGt for study or Susr
ness permanently and eeeaiy cared
ALL 81 EUAL DEFORaIIiES and impadl-
tAe4ts 10 marriage corrected. Blood and skin Dis
eases. syphilis completely erAdicated without the
use OF mercury. scTofIla Eryslpe as. biotches
hruPAons. Eczema, Acne Ulcers, FimDies, Pains
~ tAs iesd AID Bones, etc. permsn nifty cured
wen others have failed.
bf,AS a ny. kidney Ani Bladder Troubles WeaE
Sac~ u-nirg Urins. Frequency Of urinatins
lf'ne High Caisred or with Milky Sedimsn on
s.Al1iag. Go0orrhes. Gleet tysI.tus. EarIcccele
hycrocsle, &c, permanently cured. Charges rea
soaa1le.
sfalCrC RE cured in from fifteen T. twenty
Jays ~ ne Aiest ana most scientific methods
"A AERE. Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and permanently cured
Dr Bowman 4 co. ars the oldest and most re
ilAoe speciality firm In the Pacific Northwest
1857.
he Seattle Office IS under the personal super
vision OF Or. bowman
or-ce hours-e . n TO s p m; sundays, 10 s.
II &c - m.
y t.-Pe-Sens enable 10 visit Is may be treated
a. thsiE Aa-aes ~ correspondence CeHsultalios
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ROYAL Society fGood Fellows.

On Tuesday last a lodge OF the Royal Society
OF Good Fellows was Instituted at Woolley, at
the Knights of Pythas hall, with twenty eight
charter members The following officers were
elected: Ruler, I. J. Stiles; Instructor, +. A.
Douglas; counselor, G. W. Ruci; l.. ruler, A. W.
Danerson: secretary, Il. Z. Swain: financial sec
rotary, Is. DaneTson; treasurer, william Doherty;
preiate, August Fisher: director, ". Quinn;
guard, H. G. Hasch sentry, G. n. Sperry; med
ical examiner DR. A. g Peterson.
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Cougars Fond Of Horsef2esh.
Asotiu Seminal

A large cougar attacked and killed colt be-
longing in the herd OF Frank CuSkar. a stock
man over ncsr Joseph creek, few days ago II
is claimed they are again getting troublesome in
that section, and Kill young colts at every favor.
able opportunity. Calves are not moestei by
these suimals, as cattle fight ami put 10 flight
cougar on every occasion, while horses do not
Now and then grizzly or silver tip bear makes
= meal of OF veal. but this Is seldom, ami Ut the
rate at which that country Is settling up. il Ill
only be a short time uutl these sIima!s VIII
other haults.
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Christian Churches.

Latona Christian church-Giadstone street
Preaching at Ii o'clock by Rev. J. r. Edwards
First Christian church-Seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Rev. Il. E. Dunlap,
minister. Preaching ii a. n. and n m
G. Pratt, superin tendent. y. p. g. G. E. at 7
p. M, II. O. Shuey leader
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Cndenominational.

street. Sunday services. II n m. Bible
study; p m, Sunday school; 8 p. M,
open air services wharf at foot of
the hail; 7:45 D. m. Gospel meeting in the hall.
Gospel services every evening OF the week.
Everybody is more than welcome to worship
with US.
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suf<cIF MIL MACHINERY

The Puget Sound Machinery Depot ana J.
r Fox of th!s city have taken the agency ior
Challoner shingie mill machine for the state
of Washington and would &c glad 10 CORES pord
with persons desiring 10 erect lUllts. They carry
ia stock all OF ChalIcucr's machines, "a Wei
as engines boilers, shaftlnC, puGeys, betting
and in fact everything necessary 10 equip
IniI. and will sell 10 good PARTIES az lew prices
and ON easy terms.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian Church-Seventh, between Pike
and Union. W. q. Eliot, jr., pastor Service al
II a. IN. Subject of sermon: 1.-THE Ethics OF
Church Organization and Work" Evening
service by Rev Gustav Melby, in the Norwegian
language. Sunday school and religious study
class at $3.50 p m. Seats free and strangers
welcome.
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Young Mems Christian Association.

Young Mems Christian Associaton-l,4l7
Front street Song and Gospel service at
p. m. Rev. Thomas Baldwin will speak on
Christ, the Friend of Sinners" Young mems
prayer meeting every Saturday evening at s
o'clock. All young men made welcome to the
ssrYices
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Church of Chriat.

Olympic avenue Church of Christ-sh Olym.
pic avenue. Il. III. Moss, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. M; 5. q. Benedict, superintendent
Preaching at IL O. m and s p. III. by the pas.
tor. Prayer meeting on Thursday at 80 p. N.
The North Seattle electric cars within one block
of fnD church
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Spiritualists.

Spiritualism-Services in the lower story of
Olympic hall, LILO Second street, at 80 O'Clock
p. m. Mrs. C. Cornelius will give public tests.
The American Union OF Spirituaists-Ma-
sonic hall, University grounds: sunday ser
vice at 2:30 O'clock. Good speaking and, prob
ably, public tests. Chiliren's progressive ly-
ceum at O'Clock. No evening service
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independent Order Good Templars.

SEATTLE Lodge, No. e, /. o. G.. T., held a very
interesting meeting at Queen City hall on last
Monday evening. After the usual routine of
business the delegates to the Grand Lodge,
which meets at Vashon on July 1922, were
elected. Resolutions were adopted commend
ing Mayor J. L. Ronald for yetoiug certain
liquor licenses
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Hebrew Synagogue.

Hebrew Congregation Ohahai Sholom, place
OF worship. Chisholm hall, Front street, near
Marion. Rev. \. Brown, pastor; services every
Friday at 5:30 and Saturday al a. m. Relig-
ions school, sunday morning, 10 a. IN. Heore W
school, Tuesdays aud Thursdays, p. In.
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II T. m to take the place of the regular preach.
ing and sunday-school service. A sermon al
p m. by the pastor to young men suoiect:
From Throne to Pit" sunday school AZ
l2:I5 p. m. D. b. Ward. superintendent
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Ancient Order Of Forester.

AZ the regular meeting Of Court Enterprise.
No. 100. the instlatorsa, mysteries were i'm
parted to ten cand dates. aai seven applications
Tor membership were received 1his is the
largest number received IN one evening since
the court was organized. Il shows that the
brethren arc alive and doing something besides
Saving wood aud they Go uos intend 10 give
UP until Court Enterprise WILL Be able 20 take
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Society of Progressive Thought.

A lecture viii be delivered at IL o'clock q. m.
by Professor ". F. Peek, of Boston, in Ranke's
building corner OF Pike and Fifth street Zen.
trance on Fifth street,, and another in the same
place at p. II.
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Free Methodists.

The Free Methodist churen-Corner Tenth and
Pine streets Rev. J. Cripps, pastor. Preaching
at IL a m. Gospel meeting at $50 p. H.
Preaching AZ D IN
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Billiards. Secret Societies.

Salmon Lodge, No. 100. ]. o. o. F., conferred
the Third degree on one candidate Wednesday
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Lutheran Churches.


swedish Evangelical. Lutheran church-Thsrd
street. near Pike. Rev. Z. Hedeeu, pastor.
Services at IL a. III.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets. Rev. L. o. Rosing. pastor.
services at $3.50 q. N.
Norwegian Lutheran chuych-Service every
sunday evening az O'Clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. c. Hoe,
pastor: residence, 525 De Forest street.
German Evangelical Lutheran church, lions
congregation corner seventh aad Union streets
services. 2l5 . m: Sunday school. 10 80 II. ~,
Ffeed's hail, near Howell street. FIR Schmidt,
pastor. Residence, zoos Howell street
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Serv
ices IN the hail at the corner OF Main and
Twelfth streets at 1880 Il. N. Sunday hool
at 30 a. Ii. NJ c. Baade, pastor; residence, 6l1
Market street
Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Corner
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. 4. +. keever.
pastor. residence rear OF church. Preaching
at ii a. m. and T:3j p. III. Sunday-school at IL
q. III. As the pastor will be absent from the city
there Will be no evening service.
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BScksche Is a most Immediately relieved by
wearing one Of Carters smart Weed and Bells
donna Rackache Flss,ers. Try one ana DC Zee
from psiu. Price - cents
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Episcopal Churches.

st Marks Mission sunday acknowledgements
ana Republican streets, 9:i5 a. m
Ballard Episcopal church-service In the
evening at 7:5u O'Clock, by the rector, Rev. r. Z.
Hylaad.
ST. Marks Queen Anne Mission-Banner street,
near Bradley. Sunday school at $50 p. In. Ser
vice at4p. m.
ST. Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar
ket and Weller streets. Services at ii g. N ana
$50 p. m. Sunday school at 2:5.
st Marks Edgewater Mission-Hotel build
ing, Edgewater. sunday school p. m. Services
at p H., with Rev. d. {. Garrett ofhciaung.
Trinity Parish church-James aud Eighth
streets. Rev. George Herbert Watson. rector.
Second Sunday alter Trinity early communion
at "a. m; sunday-school at 10 a. m: mathis
with sermon II :l5 g. m. children service, 10 45
a. m; evensong, p. II.
st. Marks Episcopal church-Fifth and Olive
streets. Rev. David Claiborne Garrett, rector.
sundayschooi a, $50 a. II. Holy Communion,
at Z 80 a. N. Service, at ii n. 10. subject OF
sermon, "Ths Wise.t Choice" Childrens mis-
sionsry service, p. m; service OF song s P. In. !:
order of music: Professional. Glove Deyine,
La Jeune; Msgnifcat, Vincent. hume Dimi:-
tbs, Bulwer; Anthem, Gounod; Ofeertory anthem,
send Out Thy Light" Gounod Recessiora.,
Jerusalem. Nv HAPPY Home"
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The Theos0phlcal Society meets at Pettis'
music hal, Las Front street, al 7;31 D. IN. sub
Ject: - PractIcal View of karIna."