Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-13

cocoa, which is so prepared as to be digesti- ble by even the most dyspeptic. This de- licious beverage is kept on hand at the Boston grocery prepared for serving hot, and people are invited to call and make a trial of this superior drink.
 PROCEEDINGS BEGUN. Phelan, Through Judge Harrison, His Counsel, Files an Amended Complaint.
 JudgeLynde Harrison, !, as counsel for MT. Phelsn, who claims to have been elected. ..sec- retary of state, yesterday filed an amended complaint in accordance with the ruling of the supreme court in it's recent decision. The matter has been thus far delayed awaiting final action by the legislature. As the legislature has stopped work the case will now be actively pushed.
 THE EcHrRCHEs.
 Features of Services sTo-Morrovv-Re-
 Hstous Notes.
 The Woman's Foreign Missionary socie- ty of Trinity M. E. church are to have their anniversary Sunday evening, and have two excellent speakers and successful mis- sionaries to address the meeting. Mrs. N. J. Plumb has spent twenty years in China. Dr. May Carleton, who has with her a lit tie Chinese girl, is one of that noble band of educated medical missionaries who have done 80 much to secure hearing for Christianity among the higher classes in the empire.
 UNION SERVICES.
 There will be union services Sunday be- tween the A. NJ. E. Zion church and the Emmanuel Baptist church; p. m. in Bap- tist church, corner Day and Chapel streets, preaching by Rev. E. George Riddle, pas tor of Zion church; 7:30 p. m. in Zion church, Foote street, preaching by Rev. George H: Jackson, pastor of Baptist church. Public invited.
 THE MINISTER'S MEETING.
 On Monday morning, at 10:30 o'clock, the ministers will hold their usual weekly conference at Center church chapel. Rev. E. E. Davidson has consented to address the meeting on the subject of t'Success in Evangelical Work" After @ brief ad- dress, opportunity will be given to ask questions as to the ins and outs of evan- gelistic work. A very interesting meeting is expected.
 JUVENILE TEMPLARS. By special request of the Juvenile Templars of Temperance, Rev. J. N. Plumb will favor the order with another of his very interesting addresses on China and Chinese customs tomorrow Sunday afternoon at o'clock in Temple of Honor hall, 27 Insurance building. All friends of the cause are invited to attend. CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Tomorrow evening Dr. Phillips will de- liver the fourth discourse of his series on ''The Woman of Samaria," subject, ''The Christ Revealed" The music, as hereto | fore, will be taken from Bennett's Oratorio of the same name, and the quartette "God l is Spirit" will be repeated by request Following is the musical program:
 Anthem-oome, 0 IsraeI, Woman of samaria Hymn 4s7-Fiiend of Sinner, Lord of Giory. e' Response:jesus who knows Full Wei ;::::.:: ~ IL onertory.Hear Ye, israel, Eiizah. Mendeissohn | Anthem-God is g Spirit, Woman of samarfa.. Postilude.B: not Afraid, Elijah. Mendeissohn CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. At the Church of the Messiah, First Universalist). Rev. L. H. Squires will speak in the morning on the subject of "A Merry Heart" and in the evening will resume the special course of lectures on the "Wonders of Creation" and will speak | particularly of the "Wonders of the Sun and Its Relations to the Earth" CENTER CHURCH PRAISE SERVICE. l The nhniro of Nontar and nuinhf p1oo churches are both to take part in the praise service at the latter church Sunday evening.
 l Miss Bertha Lincoln, the soprano of the 1 Calvary Baptist church of Washington, D. O., will sing both at this service and at the vesper service in Center church at 4 o'clock.
 | AT THE sEAMEN's BETHEL.
 The Young Peoples society of Calvary Baptist church will conduct the afternoon meeting tomorrow, and MT. w. E. Bull will address the temperance meeting in the evening.
 | AT CHRIST CHURCH. Rev. D. Parker Morgan, D. D., of New York city. will address young men in Christ church Sunday evening under the l SuSplCoS Ol tuo DEObuoruOOu OI 0G. All drew. Service at 7:3O.
 Y.M. c. A. SERVICES.
 At Warner hall Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev. Krikor H. Rasmajian of Con- stantinople will give an interesting ad- dress. The subject will be "The First Christian Capital under the Shadow of Moslem Minarsts." The Schubert Quartet will sing. The Young Mems Christian As- sociation extends cordial invitation to all young men to come and enjoy the services.
 A meeting for boys will be held at the rooms Sunday afternoon at..3 o'clock.
 A young mems meeting will be held at the rooms, 713 Chapel street tonight at o'clock. Rev. E. E. Davidson, evangelist, will be present at the meeting and give his experience as commercial traveller. It is unnecessary to say that the address will be very interesting, and that in all probs- bility a large number of young men will be present. All young men are invited. The service at the jail will be held Sun day morning at g o'clock.
 r. THE CITY MISSIONS. At the City Mission hall corner of Court and State streets, the afternoon meeting tomorrow at 3:a0 o'clock, under the care of Mrs. S. M. Finken, will be for both women and girls. The other services of the day will be as usual; Sunday school, with pastors Bible class, at 9 o'clock, .. m.; the peoples service at 7:30 p. m-, with early song service and also an after-meet- ing. In accordance with their regular ap- pointment for the second Sunday in each month, the service tomorrow evening will be in charge of the Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the United church.
 Success in housekseplng ts the result of sHpe l rioF methods That ELECTRO SILICON, the famous l silver polish, ie superior In eve;y way, we w1ll ] prove to you, If you Wll send your address to v l Holm etreet, New Fork. We can improve upon ; sny ethsg nasthed or mAteEtal you msy employ