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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church
Seventh street. near Pine. Services at II H. m.
Ballard MISUNDERSTANDING and First
avenue, Ballard. Services at IL 3. m. and 80
p M.
Welsh Presbyterian church-Seventh and
Olive streets, Rev. j. N. Hughes, pastor. Serv-
ices at 1889 a. n.
Lake Union Presbyterian Kilbourne avenue,
Fremont, Rev. 5. c. Head, pastor. Services at II
q. m. and 7:59 p IL.
German Evangelical church-Harrison and
Birch streets Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services
at II a. m. and 7:3) p. N.
Second Presbyterian church-Oak and Harri-
son streets, Rev. W. W. Coe, pastor. Services
at II a. m. and 7:3O n. II.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Marke. and
King streets, Rev. I. NJ. Boyd, pastor. Services
at ii q. m. and $50 p. In.
First Presbyterian church-Third and Madi-
son streets, Rev. Elliott W. Brown, pastor.
Services at IL a. In. and 7:S0 p. m
The United Presbyterian hold regular services
al IL a. m and $50 p. m. Sabbath school at II
m, IN the \. NJ. e. a. hall, l,4I7 Front street
Kew. :. Dell Johnston, pastor.
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THE SEATTLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. SUNDAY APRIL H.

Union At $50 p. m Morning suolecs:
study OF the Resurrection" Evening: God
Revealed in Cnrist-"
Baptist MissIon-At Du~amish, West Seattle
and Latona Services every sunday a. each
place by Rev. W. H Black.
Lake Union Mission. First church-Moltke
and Thomas strests- Sundsy-schooi, $50 p m !;
Gospel meeting. Wednesday 7:O ?. m; Pro-
lessor 0. ;. Jones. superintendent
south Seattle Mission, First ehusch-soutn
Twelfth and Dearborn streets sundaJ-scnoo
$50 p m; prayer meeting, Wednesday ''So
P. m T. W. Jones, superintendent
Fremont Baptist chapel-Aurora street, Ere
mont Preaeaing at IL q. n oy Rev: W. ~;
Black suoleet: "a Day in the Z pper Coufle-
Sunday-school at 10 a. N. AL Baptists. come.
and Others weicome. Prayer-meeting Wednes-
day evening, 100.
Ballard Baptist church-Rev. L L Wood. pas
bath school at II m. Christian Endeavor Unica
a. o;3o p. m Subject of evening service, me
Resurrection Good singing and free seats.
All ere cordially invited and welcome
Market Street Baptist church-corner Market
and Main streets. /. W. Read. pastor Services
at II a. m. and p m Morning subject:
"The Resurrection. . In the evening the young
people will assist the pastor in an evening
ing at o'clock
First Baptist church-On Fourth street, be-
tween James and Cherry. Preaching al IL a. n.
hii1 f-0o p M, SunOay-scGoot IOiIoUs Ilorills
sermon: Young Peoples Union meets a. 6:15 IN
10 p. N. Morning subject: The Sour.
Easter Morn; or, Is There Sabbath, snd Dat
Is itg' Evening: Desserts and Strangers"
The sixth in series OF discourses on
serious thoughts for the battles OF lite.
seats Tree. Everybody most cordially
welcomed. special invitation is given
10 strangers and persons not having Q
church home TO come and worship with US, and
special effort is made to have them feel at home
aud enjoy our services. J. G. Burchett, pastor;
residence 7I2 Cherry street
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Chofus-"Ihe World Itself Keeps Easter
Episcopal Churches,

Ballard Episcopal church-The Rev. P E. Hy-
land will hold Episcopal church service in the
Baptist church az Ballard at 3 p. m.
st. Marks Acknowledgements and Republic
can streets. sunday-sehool. 9.i5 a. n. /; service,
p n; james n. Gilmer, lay reader.
ST. Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar
ket and Weller streets. Services at II G. N. and
$50 p. m. Ofertory solo evening services by
Professor F. ID. seward. Sunday-school at u: Is.
Rev. John +. Won Herrlich, rector.
st. Marks Episcopal church-Fifth and Olive
streets. Rev. David Claiborne Garrett, rector
Services at II g. IN. and 7:30 p. m. Easter eerv-
ices as follows: Holy communion, 7:30 q. M;
childrels service, $50 a m. morning PRAYER
and sermon with holy communion, Ii a. m.
Admission to this service by ticket only up to
1855 a. m. Service at st. Marks mission, with
sermon by the rector, p. N. Festival service
and sermon. 7:S0 p. m. The order of music in
the evening will be as follows
Professional Hymn-"At tie Lambs High
fessI Observation-Disclosures.
Chorai service Bach
HMagnificat' Observation-Disclosures. Goss
''Nunc Dimittis Gross
Authem-"He is Risen ...............Ciu Clare
Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Carey
Authenticity Have Taken Away My Lord
Recessionai.iThe Strife Is Der Pai Saa
Trinity Parish church-James and Eighth
streets. Rev. George Herbert Watson, rector.
The splendid new church will be opened. Serv-
ices as follows: Early celebration, 7:3) a. M
mathis and second celebration, II g. m; chill
dren's festival service, $50 m. All are well
G.ambs will sing 81 Know That My Redeemer
Liveth," from 1.-THE Messiah" Take the James
street cars.
Ballard Episcopal church-Services will be
held by the Rev P E. Hyland in the Baptist
church, Ballard, 81 O'Clock D. m. The saera-
ment OF baptism will be administered before
the service The annual vestry meeting will be
held in same place on Monday at O'Clock p. m.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Methodist Protestant church of South Seattle
Preaching at 80 p. N. by the pastor, Rev. j.
shepherd. Union Sunday school at the same
place at p. m. Prayer-meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30 p. m
FIRST Methodist Protestant church-Corner
OF inlrd and Pine streets. services at IL g. m
aud 1:5op. In, conducted by the pastor, CLARK
Davis. Clsss-meeting at 10 G. IN. Sunday
school, $3.50, II. Willis Carr. superintendent.
Young peoples meeting in the church parlor
at $50 p m.
Second Methodist Protestant church-Nortb
seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets
Rev o. V. W. Chandler, pastor. Preaching at
IL O'Clock. Subject: satisfaction Only Be-
yond the Grave" sunday-school immediately
after the morning service. d. b. Ward, superin.
tendent The choir will give an Easter song
service In the evening az AS. The music will
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BaIr.rd,s Secret Societies.

lodge of Knights Of Pythias was organized
in Msury's hall, on Saturday night, April Q, with
thirty-iour charter members. Mr.. Walter g.
Ronald, past supreme chancellor commander.
instituted the lodge and Installed the following
officers: Frank Tolle, past C. c.; J. NJ. DON
oghue, c. c.; William Cochran, " c. C.; John
Dorman, pfeiate; A. G. Thompson, master of the
exchequer; William Wheatraan, keeper Of rec
ords and seals; T. II. smith, master CT finance;
z. II. Johns, master y. arms; J. A Mcdonald,
inner guard; Eugene King, outer guard; Charles
Williams, representative to grand lodge. After
the installation the officers and members enter
tertained Mr.. Ronald and his brother Knights
from Seattle with supper prepared by Mr. Cox.
On Friday night Tent No. 8. OF the knights OF
Maccabees, initiated one candidate.sl
On Tuesday Salmon Bay Court, No. 6i9, initi-
ated three candidates.
Last night Occidental Lodge, No. ~, at
special meeting, occupied the evening with
work in the Fellow Craft degree.
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CASHIER BANrA REINsTATED.
Wrecker Beers, of the New York Life
to Get No Pension.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-rhe annual election of
the New York Life Insurance Company was
held today. II. c. Mortimer. C. c. Baldwin,
Walter ii. Lewis Hiram K. Steel and W. 4.
Grace were elected trustees without opposition.
Mr.. Beers was not renomnsted, and is no longer
a trustee. President Mccall today reappointed
Theodore NJ Banta to his old place as cashier,
from which he was removed by Beers and the
trustees. The designations of Trustees Edward
Martin and Robert b. Collins were accepted.
The trustees ratified the election OF Hugh 5.
Thompson, civil service commissioner, as comp
troller OF the company.
1t was resolved that the pension of s37, 800 q
year awarded ex-Presideut Beers should not be-
paid. Beers has announced his intention of
contesting the pension in court Whether he
succeeds in drawing it or not, 1t IS not intended
that any insurance company shall grant life
pension to an officer, as provision was inserted
in the insurance code before it passed the legis-
lGture yesterday, prohibiting agreement for
compensation or emolument that extends be-
yond period of twelve months from the date
of agreement
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Ihomas streets Rev. George H. Lee, pastor.
services at IL a N. and 7:30 p n.
Edgewater Congregational church-M. P.
Jones, pastor. Services at IL a. and 7:50 p. m.
sunday-school at the close of morning serv
Ice. Young peoples meeting at Gas p N
Brooklyn Congregational church-w. W. Fer
rier, pastor Services at IL a. N. Subject: "Doing
Greater Works Than Christ Did" Sunday-sehooi
at l2:la Regular weekly prsyer-meeting Thurs
day at 7:3o p. n.
Plymouth church, corner of Third and Uni
versity streets-WaIIaee Nutting. pastor. Resi-
denee, l,620 second street. service OF worship
at II a. m Easter addresses and music as fol-
lows: Soprano-Miss Sara Compton, Mrs. E. d.
Crandall, Miss Jennie Houghton. Miss Dora
Hughes, Miss Edith Simon. Tenor-E D. Gran
dali, George c: Colman, C. B. Day, F. II. Hard
wick. Alto-Aiss Julia L Chamberlin, Miss
Charlotte Rice. Miss Callie Gillette. Miss Helen
Gillette. Bassc-L J. Colman, John Dodds,
William McAdain, David Myers, John A. Whal-
ley. DR.. {. a Smith. organist E. D. Crandall,
director
Chorus-"Gloria from Twelfth Mass" Mozart
Chorus therefore, With Angels and Arch
anSelS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HaWley
Tenor solo and female chorus-"sweetiy the
'O' axe s s,ag b1 n, c,.nd.ii Bo0''
choFusa"The World Itself Keeps Easter
Junior E. at io:55: Bible s se5ooT an
12:O; Jackson street branch school at 5 D. m;
Joy street branch school at 3:15; Pilgrim school,
wall street, between Second ami Third, Pontius'
ADDITION, at O'Clock; Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor at 6:4l. Topic: Easter
Thoughts" Matt. xxviii:1s. Heb Wig. 70
Leaders, Mr.. b. W. Burleigh and Miss Blanche
Treen. At O'Clock special Easter service by
all the sunday-schools connected with the
church as follows:
Scripture lesson. Superintendent W. D. Wood
Prayer. Superintendent A. P. Burwell
MUSIC ..-......-.--...-.......P Pilgrim orchestra
Recitation. Annie Austin, Jackson street school
song. Bessie lnglis, Joy street school
Recitation-"When to Say No.
..-...--........-Six scholars, Pilgrim school
Easter song. Ten girls, Jackson street school
Address. .....-.-.... Rev. Wallace Nutting
song Primary department, Home school
Kectalion. ...........-.-......Joy street school
Hymn 1876
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Knichta of Pxthias.

District Deputy W. G. Ronald instituted new
Knights of Pythias lodge IN the Walia walla ad-
dition on Friday night The new lodge starts
with the powerful membership OF seventy.
A new lodge was recently instituted at Bal
lard. Quite number of organizations have
been gathered into the fold within the past few
months.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5. met on Thursday even
ing, aud, in the presence OF a large number of
members, conferred tho second degree on one
candidate.
Puget sound, No II, met on Friday night and
conferred the third degree on three candidates.
Seattle Lodge. No. 81, held a great meeting on
Wednesday night and put eight ambitious men
through the Second degree
Queen City, No. 10, met on Monday and trans
acted only routine business
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Cath1lic Churches.

St Boniface Catholic ehureh-Frederick and
thirteenth streets. Mass at 1850 a. m.
Catholic Church of the Sacred HEARTFELT and
SixSh streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass al 1880 a. IN.
Catholic Church of the immaculate Coacsp-
non->lxth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Gsrrsnd, pastor. Mass at $50 and 1879 g. m
Catholic Church Of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets Rev +
Y ereiontsine, pastor The choir will render
Siias mass, and for ofertory Regina CCe.i, by
Nine Inc leading so,os will be sung By Mrs.
Adelaide Holmes, Mrs Merco7nier, Professor
H. seward, from New York, and Mr.. BIbo To
lovers OF music this will be a rare treat Prof
essor '" Martins, as usual, will preside at the
organ.
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Unitarian Church.

Unitarian Church-Seventh, between Pike
ing service at 1880 a. N. Easter service a: II
q. n. Communion service at 1915 a. m. sun
day-school. religious study class and evening
service omitted
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sOMEw HERE.

It's always morning somewhere, little heart;
Somewhere the sky is ever fair and blue
No night can wrap in darkness all the world
Some rift the sun is ever shining Though.
There's always happiness somewhere. sad heart:
Somewhere is always love an d hope and cheer
No sorrow can forever hide Gods smile,
No life is toll and grief from birth to bier
LOOK up and oice with patience then, dear
heart:
The sacred promise of the dawn is true
Beyond the cloud a glad aew day shall rise.
And what OF Joy is yours viii come TO YOU.
jessie C. t,l1Sier
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postponed until Monday. the 18th. on accoun.
of the Unitarian party. Ii promises to bs
very pleasant afsir Tickets are only in the
hands of the menbers, and viii be placed
carefully. Snoholnlsh, Tacoma and Ballard
camps have been invited to attend
Camp No. II, Toledo, under command OF Cap
tain ]. J. Howser, is coming to the front rapidly
in driIl and general camp work.
Members of camp No. / are requested to
notify all 10 whom they have sold tickets of the
change in date from Wednesday. the 10Th. 20
Monday, the 18th, Of the ball at the Arlington.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be held on Sunday
evening in the lower story of Olympic hall,
LILO Second street, at $50 O'Clock p. m. An
inspirational address will be delivered by Mrs.
Cornelius, of Portland, Or, after which size will
give public tests to the audience.
The American Union OF Spiritualists-Easte
Sunday services at Masonic hall, University
grounds, at 2:30 o'clock Speaking by State
Grand Councillor Charles J. Clark. Subject:
THE Mission OF Christ ana Spiri.uaiIsm." Chill
dren's progressive lyceum at sharp, conducted
by Miss Esther Coleman, assisted By Miss sadie
Chrisman. Seats free.
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TWO TACOMA DEMOCRATS.
Hazard and Van Fossen Doing Mis-
siOuary Work,

George Hazard, of Tacoma, secretary OF the
Democratic state central committee, and his
fellow townsman and fellow worker George W.
Van Fossen were al the Northern hotel yester-
day. II is said that If the Washington legisla-
ture is Democratic next winter, Chauncey W.
Briggs OF Tacoma, may blossom out into can
didate for the United States Senate Mr.. Van
Fossen, who stands close to Mr.. Briggs in friend
ship and politics. is reported to be doing some
excellent missionary work.
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p. m. No Sunday-school in the afternoon.
Weekly meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p. IN. All
welcome.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets. Rev. C. o. Rosing, pastor.
Services at $50 q. m.
Norwegian Lutheran church-Se-yice every
Sunday evening at O'Clock, at Pike street hall,
corner Pike and Fifth streets. Rev. c. Hoel,
pastor; residence, SIS De Forest street
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Hebrew Synagogue.

Hebrew Congregation Ohstai Sholom, place
of worship, Chisholm hall, Front street, near
Marion-The last days of the Passover holiday
begin Sunday, the 18th inst, at p. m. and end
Tuesday at the same hour. Services will be
held Sunday and Monday at p. n, and Mon
day and Tuesday morning at O'Clock. A SER
mon will be preached Monday morning ct IL
o'clock. All Israeiites invited. Those who
desire to have prayers said for their dear de-
parted will please write the names of them on
card or slip OF paper and hand ii to the minister
on entering. A. Brown, rabbi of the congrega-
ton.
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Christian Endeavor.


Through the efforts OF the state union Y. P. 8.
C. E, DR.. F. E. Clark, of Bostcn ("Fa.her En-
deavor Clarke, will address the societies of Sc
attic local uniou, and all other societies of the
state who desire to attend, at the First Presby-
terrain church on Thursday evening, April u,
at 7:30 O'Clock. As Dr. Clark is to leave on the
evening train for Portland, it is hoped all So
cieties will be prompt in their attendance.
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Baptist Churches,

Norwegian Danish Baptist ehurch-sirth and
Virginia streets Rev. Gustav MeIby. psstor
services at II a. N. American sunday.seh a,
$50 pm ~
swedish Baptist ehurch-BeI and Eighth
II g. N and 30 q In -
NoTta Seattle Baptist ehurch-Coruer Third
a nl ,slsr streets. Rev. NJ. L Rggg, pastor,
iisaehlns 81 II g. N. saa 7sS0 D. M; Sunday
se-0oI ~ l-'4s ?. n young peoples Baptist
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The Aberdeen knights.

ABERDEEN. April 16.--l5pecial- DE Aolai
Commandery, X T., of Aberdeen, will celebrate
Easter Sunday with appropriate services in the
Methodist church. Rev J. Forrest.Bel, the
Episcopal minister here, will preach the ser
mon, and special musical service viii be given
by a selected choir under direction OF Mrs. F. II.
owen. Sir Knights will be present from neigh
boring towne, the guests Of De Molai Com
mauderv
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Christian Churches.

First Christian church-Seneca street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Rev. r. E. Dunlap,
minister. Preaching IL a. N. and 7:5o =. N.
An Easter sermon in the morning. Even
ing subject: 1.-The Great shepherd" sun
day-school at 10 a. m, Miss Lucy C. Pratt,
SUPERINTENDENT Y. P. 5. C. Z. at $50 D. m.
Prayer-meeting 7:5o. Public invitation ex-
tended.
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Royal Society of Good Fellows.

On Wednesday night Edmonds Assembly of
the Royal Society of Good Fellows was estab-
lishcd with twenty-five charter members. The
following officers were elected and installed:
Frank Armstrong, ruler: Charles NJ. Schumacher
Inst; Otto W. Johnson, Coun.: William H.
Schumacher, z. ruler; simon II. Sprinkle, sec
rctary; Mrs. Flora Smith, financial secretary:
Edward C. Bristol, treasurer; Aurelia J. Bristol.
prels;e; Dennis T. Boyle, director; Howard
Allen, guard; Charles Peterson, sentry; trustees,
Efna p West, Anna c. Johnson and George n.
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Lutheran Churchea

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street. near Pike. Rev. e Hsdeen, pastor
Services at II g. N.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran-Corne-
seventh and Union streets, Rev T. F. Keever.
pastor, residence rear of church Holy COM
munich at II q N ChiIdren's service at 7:SJ
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Undenoininational.

The Peoples church - Undenominational.
Parsons, the pastor, announces the discontinu-
ance OF his services owing to i'll health.
Green Lake-Seryices at Green lake school,
house at 2:30 p. M. sermon by Henry Goodell.
Everyb1dy invited.
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First NJ E. church for Easter Sunday. DIR. W.
r. George who in a knight, will preach q special
sermon and tho affair will be highly interest
ing. The commandery will. In uniform, attend
the church in a body. The Knights OF Pythias
arc taking on great squirt. Several strong
lodges have been Instituted within the past few
weeks. Another lodge was added TO the Seattle
list on Friday evening. The lodge in the
waila walia addition Is seventy strong.
As the time draws near the Odd Fellows feel
more deeply certain that their celebration, set
for April Is and 26, will be a complete success.
Every mail brings letters of inquiry 70 the COM
nittee and the assurance of more OF the mem
bers of the craft who will come and take adj
vantage of Seattles hospitality. The two
Grand Army posts are getting into line for tho
Observance of Memorial day and both posts are
doing good work in securing for the edification
of the members fine historical addresses and
essays. In considering fraternittes one cannot
leave out the Sons of Veterans. They are doing
great work and growing stronger every month
The two Rebekah lodges of Seattle are taking
crest forward steps, and the ladies deserve espe-
cial credit for the able manner in which they
go through the ritual work of the order. The
Foresters, both Ancient and Independent, are
pushing to the front, aud the Red Men will not
take back seat for any of tho other orders.
The Good Templars and the United Workmen
don't say a great deal, but they are saving
wood all the time and doing a great deal of
work in a very quiet way. All the orders are
dourishinR In the city OF Seattle.