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Evening journal., 1892-06-18
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sleeping cars running through 20 Boston with
passengers Ia l3. & NJ otiioniaiusion.
Philadelphia. week DAYS, s3OS bf0 6 A. q 40
ast ~ sss; 81 200 ~ 30 20, ei9s5, IN %
. olPsStti,sa,slp,hs Z t,., saSdss.. & Ss y % IS s.,
o y IS IS 8 = r. 81 Il q a Oh " n fzso o 10
chester, week days, % o. GOO. Q i5 ~ 40 ~,
.d ao IS Al, 200 20 80. 10 36, +id -. IN tg a m
io0O ~ 5Sg, o., 10, . %, - 3. 45, y ~, S 80
Chester, Sundays. ts g.. as. 80. Hn
y le ., Flo 20 VI -. ~ 10; ol e 20 sos, 40 0i.
Atlantic City, week days. u 40 a m. az ~
~ 90 p M sundays, 9 As. IS 5s q m, y 81 m.
Baltimore and Washington "A "A o. IS a.
a M tls TO- ~ %, sos, $40, 20 ~, IS -, sa
baltimore and Way stations, OF m, ss5
Newark, Del. a .7s2, IS A. a m; +l2 10, se5,
"A 40, - - 35, q SO 80 q. lll1pm
Ilttsburg 81 A a m. "a 40 D m, daily.
Chicago, fs A a m. a AZ p m, daily.
~ cincinnati and y. Louis, +l2 10 m and
~ % m. both daily.
siingerly accommodation, C2 a m, 3O5, rs
and II II y IN daily.
I.andenbcrg accommodation d sssek days.
o5, II @, q N, a05 anet 400 R5lL Sundays,
2 20 m and dO and 4 40 p ln.r..
Trains leave Market strsct AAti6h.
For New York week dayS, sIiaEfst0's 23 am.
a For % y PoelaaielRhis, 81 sil r w wssk % 2, 90 z %
days, q 81 n m; ~ A.. IS. a. ID M
For Baltimore, week days, IS. $50. - -
. - and 70 80 m. .f -. I..
days 50, 10 %, a m; 15sq i laohAA. Sundays
? - 4 m; . h5. O0pln. "a nv ...
Chicago and pitsburg ~ am daily ex-
copt sunday; F IS m, daily.
Cincinnati and St. Lodia.o III ssAsi a m daily
except Sunday. ll LiDahH
Leave Philadelphia for Wilmington.
Week days = 10, 700, Z %. = Is, so, eco,
4 u - = y, i is ,d noon; 90 = 81 = Wy ~ "a o. a 20
and II 30 pm
Sundays, 4fl5. Goo +sl5 $50. iOOs.. al 1sa
m, - noon, O0 %, "a o., 4tO, 70 5l. 1901 N "a
8 10 rs a.. ~ 10 and II % p m.
4 and Express trains. Telephone. No. 1873
Rates to Western points lower than VIA any
Evening journal., 1892-06-18

Open daily from O'Clock a. M. until D. M.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from 70 5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-17

Solving Social Problems" Rev. David Clai
borne Garrett, rector.
St Marks Mission sunday -school-Tsm peranes
and Republican streets, 9:45 a. IN
ST. Marks Queen Anne Mission-Banner street.
near Bradley. sunday-school at $50 p m. Ser
vice at p IN.
ST. Clements Episcopal church-Corner Mar
ket and Weller streets. Services ct ii 4 m. and
1880 D. m. Sunday-kchool at 1880.
St Marks Edgewater Mission-Hotel build.
ing, Edgswater. Sunday school p. m. Services
at4 p. IN. Philip Ashton, lay reader.
Trinity Parish church-Jsmes aud Eighth
streets. Rev. George Herbert Watson. rector.
Holy communion at q. IN Usual services al
HIS a. II and D. M.
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The Ch.utauaua Assembly.

The ChautauQua Assembly will open its an
nual session on next Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock with an address of welcome BY Mr..
Austin P. Burwell, president OF the assembly
DR.. c. o. Brown, of Tacoma, will deliver the re-
Spouse. Governor Elisha P. Ferry has promised
to be present Other addresses will be delivered
on the occasion. The assembly will continue
their session until August IL, there being a
special programme arranged for each Jay. The
special attraction for the opening afternoon
will be music and the following programme will
be given:
Piano solo. Miss Julia S. Bosworth, Tacoma
Pianist for the Assembly.
Vocal solo. Mrs 6. A: c. Rochester, Seattle
Solo and flute. ........... Mrs. g. A. c. Rochester
Accompanied by Mrs. W. II. White.
The programme for the evening viii be a. fol-
lows:
Overture, Frans Schubert .............von SUPP
Orchestra.
Violin solo, Legend Wieniawash.
40 rt.li. Italia Beloved po ninsss
Chorus and Orchestra
Contralto solo, "The Loreley" ...........F. Liszt
Mrs. G.. c. Munson.
sextette, "Alp song .Lindpainter
"Tass of the Wood" Crit waits. Strauss
Orchestra
Mrs L c. Makinson.
choir of twenty solo voices.
Farewell March. .....................Or Orchestra
The music will be under the direction OF Pro-
lessor q. c. Munson.
The programme for the entire assembly has
been arranged by Mr. John W. Fairbanks, under
whose superyision the sessions viii ps con-
Quoted.
The Fleetwood has been chartered for the
opening day. and viii leave this city at $50 a.
M 2:30 D. m and els p. H., returning at lC:S
A. m, AS o M. and at the close Of the exercises
in the evening. The steamer Greyhound has
also been chartered. She will leave Seattle at
6.lSp m, and will return at the close of the
evenings entertainment
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Lutheran Churches.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran church-Third
street. near Pike. Rev. Z. Hsieen, pastor
Services at IL a. N.
Norwegian Danish Lutheran church-Fourth
and Pike streets Rev. C. .. Rosing, pastor.
Services at $50 a. II.
Norwegian Lutheran church-Servics every
Sunday evening al : o'clock. at Pike stree. hall
corner Pike aad Fifth streets. Rev c. Hoel,
pastor; residence, 5-5 De Forest street
German Evangelical Lutheran church-Serv
ices, in the hall ct the corner OF Main anj
Twelfth streets at 1880 a. N. Sunday-sehoo
80 a. N. n. {. Baade, pastor; residence, 81.
Market street
German Evangelical Lutheran church, lions
congregation. corner seventh and nion streets
services, 2;i3 p n; s1udsy-school. 1880 IL m
Freel's hall. near Howell street FIR schmidt
pastor. Residence, l,O1S Howell street
Holy Trinity English Luthersn-Cornel
Seventh and Union streets, Rev. T. r keeYer
pastor, residence rear Of church Preachius
at II g IN. and ?. n. Suu6ay-schooi az 10 = II
Weekly meeting discontinued during July.
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An Enternrisins Firm.

The contract for the furniture OF the court
house AT Port Townsend has been awarded to
Messrs. Rohlfs & Schoder, OF this city. This
firm is turning out large quantities OF very Inc
work and their large establishment is running
TO its fullest capacity Among other contracts
which they have secured is that of Dexter, Hor-
ton & Co. amounting to over $4,000 for their
new bank building; also for four cars for the
Grant street road and three cars for the James
eirest railroad.
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Baptist urchos.

Norwegian Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
Virginia streets. Services at IL a m
Irving Avenue Baptist Mission school-At
$3.50 J. A. ResseQuire, superintendent
McClaire Street Baptist Mission school-At
$3.50 p m; Theodore Forbey, superintendent.
West Duwamish Baptist mission-Preaching
by Rev. w. II. Black every second and fourth
Sunday at II a IN.
Swedish Baptist church-Bsll and Eighth
streets. Rev. F. o. Nelson, pastor. Services at
IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Irving Street Mission of Market Street Baptist
church-sunday- school at p m, J. A. Rene.
CINE, superintendent
McClaire Street Mission of Market Street Bap-
fist church-Sunday-s school at $3.50 p. m, Theo-
dore Forbey, superintendent
Lake Union Mission. First church-Moltke
and Thomas streets. sunday-school, $3.50 p m
Gospel meeting, Wednesday 7:3o p. m; Pro-
fessor o. 5. Jones. superintendent
South Seattle Mission, First church-South
Twelfth and Dearborn streets .sunday:sschool,
$50 p. m: prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:3J
p. IN. T. w. Jones, superintendent
Ballard Baptist church-Rev. L L Wood. pas
tor. Preaching at IL a N. and 7:30 p. m. Sab
bath school at IL NJ Christian Endeavor Union
at $50 D. IN. Good singing and free seats.
Fremont Baptist chureh-Aurora street
Preaching every sunday at II a. m and p. m.
school, 10 a. m. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
North Seattle Baptist church-Cornsr Third
and Cedar streets Rev. II. l. Rugg, pastor;
residence, 2220 Third streer. Services at IL a. m
aud 8 D. n. Sundny-school al the close OF
morning service; young peoples meeting q.
p. NJ.
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets l. w. Read pastor. Resi-
dence IDS Tayior street. Services at II a. m.
aud p. m. Morning subject, "How May |
Hinder the Gospel OF Christi" evening Ubject,
'For or Against, which, Sunday school at
close OF morning service.
First Baptist church--On Fourth street, be-
tween James and Cherry. g. J. Burchetr, pas
tor; residence. 7i2 Cherry street. Preaching at IL
A. IN. subject, Broader Views for God Needful
for Broader Work for God" Al $50 p N,
There Is a Difference" sunday school follows
morning sermon; Young Peoples Union meets
day at T:45 .. IN.
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Grand Excursion

To Ch.utauqua on opening assembly day, Fri
dsv. this week The steamer fleetwood will
leave Commercial whsrf, making three round
trims. and the Greyhound will make an evening
tim see Advertising column. Fare Is Only 10
cents for the round trip, inciud ng admission
20 the grounds and entertainments. 1t is ex-
rected that this Will ne the grsndess opening OF
any season Arrangements VIII be made Tor
dsllv hoaI service throush The season.
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EpIscopal Churches.

St Mary's church-Woodland Park Divine
service st 8 P. n, conducted by Rev. Mr..
Roberts.
Ballard Episcopal church-Se-vice Ia the
Eyla1d
- Marks Episcopal church-Fifth, Olive and
stewart streets. Services az Ii - II. and 5 p m
sGb.ee. OF evening sermon, Two Ways Of
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Jack Hsyeriy's Ntns.rels.

"Ns'iys MAstodon Ministries Will play sn en-
s.ss''eA' In this cliy in the near future. The
pAls - now appearing before crowded
r4'ehees at the Bush street thea,er, san Fran.
49, ny HAvsTiy has brough. together a
t~,-sl SIRE examination capable OF giving an en-
-. performance and they Will present =
a. slame OF unusual interest here. the priu.
pa iesfnre OF which win be the roiuctiou OF
ePeFaac ou-lesQCe "Biu Troyatore," in
-. 1d Lincoln Ellweod. the wonderful male
o,s.o' VII appear ia the character Of Lean
,hhe'' supported By tie entire company in
Banks Water has made one OF the
sess hts % tue season BY his singing Of
saea Asssetts song any Darling's Face"
=, n,ofge Evans s.azs Percy DentoR's song,
1e'8ess Love- Symouds, Hughes and
- are great isvorites, while Billy Rice, f.
,. ma Harry Ku1worth, Percy Dautou,
-, aus ani other members OF the company
"a os seen aud hesr7 20 ADVANTAGE
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F,curstons to Snaquaimie Falis.

s2for round trip on sundays, limited to date
Of sale. $50 for round TRIP, three-day tickets
10 be fold on Saturdays. specia rates Tor par
ties made on application to me- fins 'Eoat nsh
ing; delightful resort; good hotel l. A. Ma
dean, General Agent
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Young Mems Christian Associstion-1,4l7
Front street. Song aud Gospel service at 4
p. N. Rev. r. E. Dunlap will speak. Young
mems prayer-meeting every Saturday evening
at O'Clock. All young men made welcome
TO the services
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SpfrituAlists.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in the lower story OF
Olympic hall, lilo Second street. at 7:30 o'clock
p. m. Mrs. C. Cornelius will give public tests.
Professor Andrews, of Tacoma, will superintend
the choral service.
The American Union of spiritualists-Ma-
sonic hall, University grounds: sunday ser
vice at 2:30 o'clock Good speaking and. prob
ably, public tests. Children's progressive ly-
ceum at / o'clock. No evening service.
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Miss Marie Hubert Frohman,

INC world Is prone to run in the old grooves.
Al progress and advancement has been made
:, - me lace OF difficulties and opposition This
az true in the world OF art as in the world OF
se,ehce II ciings to the old favorites and looks
Aaace upon new aspirants for recognition;
upon new poets, new painters and new actors.
MARIE hubert Frohman was no exception to
suis ruie. She recognized, however, the diff
saess 'hst oeset her path, and disdaining what
.eommoniy termed ga society debut" she very
"sey ehose 10 make her professional appear
aue s mere member OF the cast in travel
rspeFtory company. For season she APP
ss"ea thus under the assumed name of Mary
nami'ton. The following year she made her
~, starring tour in repertory embracing
nay Blossom" King Rene's Daughter"
aase Charms and "-now Bound" On tho
W. VI November, 1899, she produced the quaint
- ~, MAJ play The WITCH written for her
an.ip hamilton, and In which she assumes
a'os' ailicult role. since then her career Is
loSh She has proved what has been proven
:. .aansFaoie times, that wherever light is. shine
:. must In spite Of ali concealment Genius
.aAos oe Kept cowG. IL surmounts all OBJ
es Marie Hubert Frohmans experiences
~ ao' always pleasant II was life Of hard
ana eesseless endesyor. but she perse-
asd and her dramatic genius is now gaining
sHea recognition and she is everywhere re-
.e.'sa Win enthusiasm by intelligent and dis
a.Iloatlng audiences. Her present is bright
sAa leg iutura brilliant
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Tan',,o iunny eccentricities, together with .
s s0n.r personality and grotesque makeup. Gre
~ e.ss .augnter incessant "Billie' Carroll .
;s u.'e win theater-goers, Is the Mullirsn and
nan.r 20 De. Is ne always is, natural and clever
ana S trump, Charles Stanley, James Callahan
Fo,, olso oates are artists OF ability. Gertrude
Bsrra, s nenr' Bertha westbrook, Adella
~ ~ nu Minnie Gillespie are also prominent
N tne cast Incidental to the play a nnmher Of
s r are introduced Miss Marguerite
suson' the most wonderful contortion
o.nSel, ooes an act that for novelty and intri.
cs ,' movements 10 unsurpassed. johnnie Car.
,9a wiz sing the very latest comic song.
m.s'el richard Furguson will Introduce q
ar oss. lance Gertrude Fort, Englands great
ana Furguson and Mack's famou. "BnrIesons
Nitcuh WIN prove pleasing features.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Meeting

MONDAY prayer-meetiDg every week day at
1918 ?. n. at Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, l,4l7 Front
street The interest in these meetings is grow
ing. well as the attendance, and all are cor
daily invited to come. 5. :. Cutler, Chairman
committee.
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north OF Front street power house.
Services at IL a m. A. w. Steers, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist church, 309 Poplar
street. Seattle-Sabbath-school, 10 a. IN. Serv.
ices IL a. m. every Saturday Experimenting,
Wednesday evening, 1870.
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Church Of Christ.

Olympic avenue Church Of Christ-s14 Olym-
pic avenue X. III. Moss, pastor. sunday-school
at 10 a m: S. G. Benedict, superintendent
Preaching at IL q. m. and p. m. by the pas
tor Prayer meeting on Thursday at 1880 D. m
The North Seattle electric cars within one block
OF the church,
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because IT claims only to make people laugh,
and in that Donnelly and Girard succeed. At
cordrays, "she," although Oh for its second
week, drew good houses. The ballet here was
,esly an extraordinary thing This week "Mc-
carthy's Mishaps'' will be given at the Seattle
ore,a-house on Friday and saturday nights.
At oordray's Miss Jennie Calef Will be starred
In aThe American Princess" There will be
nothing remarkable at either house for several
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Conversational Churches.

Taylor Congregational church-Birch and
Thomas streets Rev. George II. Lee pastor.
Services at II a. N. and 1880 p. m.
Brooklyn Congregational church-W. ". Fer
rier, pastor. Services at IL a. m. and 8 p. N.
Sunday-school at 1915. Regular weekly prayer,
meeting Thursday at 7:30p p. m.
Edgewater Congregational church-M. p.
Jones, pastor. Sunday-schoOl at close OF morn.
Ing service. Services at II a. IN. and 7:4j p. IN.
Young peoples meeting at Gas p M
Plymouth Congregational church, corner oil
Third and University streets-Wallace Nut
ting, pastor. Residence, 1850 Second street.
Preaching by the pastor at IL a. m.
and p. m. Junior Y. z. S. c. E.. al
school at O'Clock. Joy street school at 3:l5
p m. Pilgrim school, Wall street, 1T 3 p. m.
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeayor
at 6:45 n m.
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CndenomfnationAl.

Seattle City Mission-3lO and 80 South Third
street Services, II a m. Bible study topic:
"Evidences of Acceptance With Cod; D. m,
Sunday school: p. m, open air services on the
whaves; D. m, Scandinavian meeting in the
hall; p. m. every evening during the week,
Gospel services, to which all are welcome
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"IeCarthy,s ,ti,ha,." Coming

,s t4AY and Saturday OF this week laughter
80 '.,Sa supreme AZ the seattle opera-house
- - !e"Y Menus wall preside over the merry
,.a.su'SAs, Nrettv girs sad specialists who
45's op the Fu-grson & Macs Company The
~ &c presented 8 ;he uonsensicai sbsurdity,
a. - 51aYs Nishsps," play that theater-goers
- over the country are familiar with. but which
- not yet been seen here The cast COMPRISES
- "t wei known players who ars sure 20 give
p sAls al excellent rendition. Nj Barney
es4soa Is the star, and las in Dennis Nc.
~a-@i . Fo4e suited 10 his talents. His indie
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PLAYS OF THE WEEK.
Sensation and Fun at the Seat
tie 0pera-House.
AN IRISH COMEDY THIS WEEK.
w,ss C>lef in ''The American Princess"
AZ Cordray's-Notes OF Various
Plays and Actors.

)THlNG superla-
lively novel star.
tied dramatic cir.
cles last week.
"The Fast Mail"
pleased q lot of Sc
attic opera-house
patrons by its
rather lie er
scenic excellence,
but from a literary
and real dramatic
standpoint it was
not rich nor even
attractive. "Nat-
ural Gas comes
naara- eba paarE
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Hebrew Synagogue.

Hebrew Congregation 0hahai Sholom, place
of worship, Chisholm hah. Front street, near
Marion. Rev. A. Brown, pastor: services every
Friday at $780, and Saturday at a. N. Relig-
ious school, Sunday morning, ID a. M. Hebrew
school, Tuesdays aud Thursdays, 4p. N.
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Catholic Churches.

st. Boniface Catholic church-Froderick and
Thirteenth streets. Mass at 1880 g. m.
Catholic Church Of the Sacred Heart-Bell and
Sixth streets. Conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers. Mass at 10 80 a. m.
Catholic Church OF Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. +.
K. prefontaine, pastor. Mass as usual
Catholic Church OF the Immaculate Concep-
uon-sixth and Spring streets. Rev. Father
Garland, pastor. Mass ut $50 and 1880 4 N.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yesler Junction Sunday-school--At 1920 a.
M, followed by sermon, etc, by Rev. DR.. Bagley
as pastor.
Columbia Sunday sch ol-At 1890 a. m. John
Kelso, superintendent; followed by sermon.
Rev. ]. Shepherd and DR.. Bagley alternating.
Methodist Protestant church Of South Seattle
Rev. J. shepherd, pastor. First annual sermon
at n m. by the pastor. sunday at p. IN.
7. P. s. C. E. Tuesday evening.
Second Methodist Protestant church-North
J. E. Bailey, pastor. Preaching II q. m. and
p. m. Monthly conservation meeting of Y. p.
S. G. E., Up. m.
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner
OF Third and Pine streets Clark Davis, pastor.
Services at ii a. IN. and D. m, conducted by
the pastor. Sunday school at 1880 p. m
Young peoples meeting at 5:45 p. N. Seats are
free and all are invited.
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Christian Churches.

Latona Christian church-Gladstone street
Preaching at II o'clock BY Rev. J. K Edwards
First Christian church-Seneca street, BE-
tween Third aud Fourth. Rev. r. E. Dunlap
minister. Preaching at II a m. and o. m
In the morning by the pastor, and In the even
ing by Rev. 8. billiard Holman. Sunday
school at 9:45 q. m, Miss L C. Pratt, superin.
tendsnt. Y.P. s. G. E. at 8 p. M, A. J. Ksns
ley, leader.
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are promised one of the most attractive
comeoy.iarce bills ever seen in this city in the
neaf iuture, when Charles Frolmsn's comedy
company VIII present "Gloriana" here, at the
voe,a-nouse The piece had long run in New
III. 49, raris and London, but has never before
little plot OF more merit than the aversga ~
'na. class OF plays. Its dialogue is bright and
WY. IL Is full OF action. aud does not depend
On horse'piay for its fun. Servants masquerade
as masters, and masters as servants, and the
SITUATIONS are groiesque and amusing TO the last
deelee. The company Is excellent: even the
Nus. Trivial parts are in competent hands, in
1'u.1hg such artists as Henrietta Crosman,
frederick Bond, May Robson, E. J. Henley.
Joseph Allen, Margaret Robinson, Charles B.
"cus' Edwin stevens. William Robson, Thomas
A. Wise and others
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Society Of Progressive Thought.

Professor w. F. Peck, of Boston, will deliver
two lectures today in Ranke's building, corner
of Pike and Fifth streets, entrance on Fifth
street. The subject of the morning lecture, at
IL a. m, will be "The Sabbath Question:: or
Should the Worlds Fair Be Opened to the Pub
lie on Sundays" and in the evening at D. m,
'Is Marriage Failure"
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Presbyterian Churches.

German Reformed Presbyterian church.
Seventh street, near Pine. Services at II g. m.
Ballard Presbyterian-Broadway aud First
avenue, Ballard. services at IL a n. and 7:3l
p. m.
Lake Union Presbyterian Kilbourne avenue,
Fremont, Rev. s. C. Head, pastor. Services at IL
q m and 1880 p. m.
German Evangelical church-Harrison AMI
Birch streets. Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services
at II q m. and 1879 p. m.
Calvary Presbyterian churoh-Market and
King streets, Raw T. NJ. Boyd, pastor. Services
at IL q. m. and 1880 p.
First Presbyterian chu-ch-Third and Madi-
son streets, Rev Elliott W. Brown, pastor.
Services at II a. N. and 1880 p. N.
Second Presbyterian church-Oak aud Harri-
son streets, Rev. w. w. Coe, pastor. Services
at II e. N. and 7:30 p. n. Regular meeting
I. p. S. c. +. at GAS p. N.
Welsh Presbyterian church-Seventh and
Olive streets, Rev. J. N. Hughes, pastor. Morn
ing service at 1920; special children's meeting
a. Pals p. M. suuday-school at p. m; evening
service at 1880 p, In.
The United Presbyterian church holds its
regular services today at the Y. 81. {. A. hall,
LAZY Front street, between Pike and Union.
Morning Notwithstanding q. ii a. n. Sab
bath-school at 1918 p. m Young people
society, 6:45 p. m. Preaching q. D. m, 8. Dell
Johnston, pastor. Residence, IT'S Spring stree.
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TIE rheosonhical society meets at fetns
music haiI ~ Front street at 80 =. m SUD
jeet: The Kama Rupa; Mans Fourth frineI-
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Frss Aefkodiats.

The Free Methodist chureh-Corner Tenth and
Pine streets. Rev. j. Grips, pastor. Preaching
at II a. m. Gospel meeting at $50 p. u
Preaching at p. m.