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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Zion A. NJ. II. Union Mission Thirteenth
and Scott streets. West Wilmington. will
he opened to morrow. Preaching at 10. 30
a. m, and Z. 10 p. m, Sabbath School $50
p. IN. Frisby Gibson, pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17
FOURTH edition


nv Dicrhre1
Az soon rs court adjourned this
morning the result of the consldera-
lion OF the liquor license cases was
made known. Thare were IS contested
cases, one Of which. VIM. B. Currinder,
OF Newark. was withdrawn. leaving ii
to be acted upon. OF this number 8
lows.
GRANTED.
Andrew =. Casey. No. 10 East Front;
Nathaniel DeValinger, No. aI7 East
front; Thomas j. Ryan. Lancaster and
Maryland avenues; James w. GILES
PIE. taylor and Church; Stansbury j.
MURRAY, Jr.. No. l04 East Front.
Inc first four are old places. against
which there were remonstrhnces, and
the last, that OF Stansbury j. Murray,
Jr., ie the only new one granted, and
the only reason 1t received favorable
Consideration was on account OF the
TACT that Mr.. Murray intends to keep
MOTEL Tor the accommodation OF col.
ored people, and that there is no place
oil The kind In the city at present.
THOSE REFUSED.
The following were refused: Web
ster Blakeiy. Rising Sun: John Crnw,
FORD, Fourth and Poplar; John j. GAL
iaRher. Third and Tatnall; Anton Hau-
Der, No. S23 Shipley; John J. Horner,
No. 800 Pine; John j. Hanley, No. IOi
Monroe; VIM. Mcguire No. 819 East
Fourth; John MCGOWAN. Front and
Shipleyi Edw. O'Donnell No. East
Third Thos. Toy. Brandywine Banks:
leo. III. Yates, Second and French;
Harry Y. Wood. Fourth and Franklin.
VI this number s were old places,
anu new applications. There were
but three OF the old places refused
against which specific violations OF
the law were proven. The action OF
the Court denotes that there Is very
iiltle nope IN the future for new appli-
cants, and a conversation with the
Judges showed that 1t must be an
exneptioneble case, where an npplica-
ton Tor new place will be favorabIy
considered In the future. Instead OF
Incl casing the number of saloons
there is tendency to reduce them. as
the Court Is unanimous in the opinion
That there are already too many in
proportion to the population, In Phil
adeiphia there Is one saloon for about
each 100 OF the population, while In
about 225.
Since the number OF saloons was de-
creased In Philadelphia. by the Brook
law, there has been decrease in petty
oilenses, and it Is believed by tho
Court, and not without reason, that II
the number of saloons in this city is
decreased about one half, there will be
q corresponding decrease In the num-
Der OF cases before the Municipal
Court. Consequently the Court pro-
poses to adopt wedding out system,
and those who now have licenses will
have to toe the mark. II they EXPECT
~ the future to have them renewed as
1t Will not take much to turn a man
down, especially II his place is In a
neiGhborhood where there is a mum.
Der OF saloons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17
MAMARoNEck MIRACLE.
HOW EDWARD IIAyII4AND SAVED
HrswiFE's LIFE.
She Never Know Wen Day In soyen-
teen Years.


Mamaroneck. N. Y.--Mrs. Edward
Hayiland of thls place owes her life
to lier husband. who. during her long
and critical Illness never gave up the
thought that che could and would be
cured although It seemed sometimes
like lighting against fate. by accident
Mr.. Haviland heard OF the cures DIR.
David Kennedy's Favorlte Remedy
was performing, and brought his
medicine home to Mrs. Haviland who
began its use with the most gratifying
result. Although naturally shrink
from having my name appear in pub
lie print" said Mrs. Haviland, Il think
It is duty / owe tn those who may be
suffering, that make known my re-
mnrkable recovery. / was first taken
with a severe pain in the chest and
stomach. The pain gradually moved
down ward until IL settled In the bot
tom OF my right foot, and from that
followed suffering which even now l
dread to think about. My right foot
and leg began to swell, and the foot
became drawn up until the hollow OF
1t laid on my left knee. ! WINS confined
to my bed being moved Only once
every IA weeks After that / walked
OIL crutches for over year. l had
a large sore gather and break on my
ankle, and the whole top OF my foot
was entirely raw.
During all this time l tried many
different medicines and several doc
tors, but received no lasting beuetits
One day my husband brought me a
bottle OF Dr. David Kennedys Favorite
Remedy. ! began It's use with but
little faith but before had taken halt
the bottle 1 was greatly relieved Tho
disease In my foot was not my only
trouble. | also suffered with dropsy. l
was so bloated that ! could hardly
move. 1had not seen well day In
seventeen years. until my husband
brought mo this great medicine. /
have taken five bottles of Dir. Kenne-
dy's Favorito Remedy and feel like
dllIerent woman. my dropsy Is all
gone. and / can walk almost as well as
ever, and to IA woman who has not
walked for 80 many years, the use OF
my feet alone Is like new lease of
llfe."
There are many others who have
been cured OF disease by Favorite
Remedy In talking with local ply
sioidp no said, used DR.. Kennedy's
favorite Remedy now for oil diseases
that arise from the excess of uric acid
In the blood. and have cured some Of
tho most stubborn cases of rheuma-
tisin, dyspepsia. kidney liver and uri-
nary troubles, although these diseases
appear to be widely different, they all
originate from the one source, this
deadly, uric acid" DIR. Eennedy's
Favorite Remedy dissolves this acid
dispelling IL from the system through
the natural channels thus curing dis.
ease. believe every rheumatic or
oyspeptic victim should use it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

An all-day meeting was held at the
NJ. II. Church last Sunday conducted
ny loca! preachers, asfollows: Revs j.
Al Simms, Rutter, Crouch. Toner
Foster aud Maxwell, OF Wilmington
1ahiel Green, OF Newport, Del, and
Hammond and BiIdle. Prayer meet.
Ing was held ut $ p. IN, led Rev. Hugh
Toner Love feast was hell at q, IN
by KeY. Charles Foster. Preaching al
1880 u. m. by Rev. j. NJ. Simms.
\ meeting for G. 4. IL. Veterans was
helh at p. IN. by lteys. Daniel Green
ana charles Foster. Epworth League
prayer meeting was held at $40.
lfcaching at 500 u. IN. by Roy. Daniel
Green, assisted by the other brethren,
The meetings We're largely attended
and thoroughly enjoyed. The local
preachers were heartily invited to
come again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Joseph Leach die! at his home at
Elsetheie, tins morning, aged about ID
yenrs, from consumption, which ,yn =
superindeced. it is supposed, by in.
1urlas received at the hands of a color.
ed man some Year and half ago.
For the assault which grow ont of n
dispute IN regard TO wages, the col
ored man was convicted and served a
term IN the prison at New Cnstle. The
funeral Will take place on Tuesday al
ternoon, and intcrment will bp made
at the Lower BrandywiEe and Centre.
vile cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17
TOWN LIFE TOR BABIES.
OF All the Dangers Poor Food
is tho Most Fatal.
For dreaded Cholera lnfantunl
Follows Poor Feeding.
Necessary TO Begin Properly
Early in the Month Of June.

Ihaye lover. hit lie lover.
He rolls on the grass and plays in the
clover.
He builds block houses and digs clay
wells
And makes sand pies in his hat.
To wn life is not what suits children
uader live years old.
But we have to deal with things as
thoy are. and this includes many thous.
ands OF children dwelling in a city
with all the dangers and difficulties.
How babies can be kept healthy in
June, July and August is the greatest
problem their parents have.
Toprevent the great Infant ID ortalty
in these three months has been tho
aim OF al sorts OF philanthropy. Infant
,aeding has clai med the exhaustive re-
search OF medic al men. They found
summer diairhoi impossible to explain
simply by the pre- sence Of heat. They
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Al the Surveying Department thu,
morning these transfers vera record.
ed;
Susan r. Johnson. OF. al. to AIMS
q. Perkins property ON the southerl,
side OF Secnnd near Walnut street.
Emellne 4. Zane to Samuel S.Adams
sr.. property On the northwest corner
OF Third anu Senrles streets.
diamond Match Company to Harry
Me- onuell. property on the soulhensI
corner OF Fifteenth and French street q
William ID. Griffith to George W
BUSH aud Sons Company. property OF
the nortllerly side OF Seventh aboy,
Monroe street.
Joseph Wesle TO George II. Me
Iackon, property at 1hirtieth auc
Seferson streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17
A Singular Cnse.

Phiiadelph In Record.
A remarkable story OF tho influence
OF valet over his dying employer.
and his alleged efforts to secure pos.
session OF the latter's property, is told
IN bill In equity fllod in Common
plens Court, No. ., yesterday. Chas.
Harris Is over 81 years old, and lIvea
ut Dover. Del.
He is now on his deathbed, and his
niece, Sarah ID. McPhial. charges that
the old mans valet, Charles Butler, By
ialsehood and Misrepresentation and
In keeping the old man constantly un-
der the influence OF liquor. induced
MIN TO make humorous changes in his
will. BY these changes Mrs. McPhial
claims that the creator part of Mr..
Harris fortune, amounting to half
million dollars. would come into But
ler's possession after his death,
In the bill Mrs. Mcphial alleges that
Butler knew there would DO a contest
over the Will. so. about half pact 4
o'clock In the morning OF June IS last,
hs induced Mr.. Harris to execute q
power OF attorney. giving Samuel W.
Hail. OF Dover, Del, power to go to the
Fidelity Company's vaults where Mr..
Harris had most OF his securities on
deposit. and get some So. 600 in water
bonds belonging to Mr.. Harris.
The Fidelity Company however.
would not give the securities up SIM
ply upon the power OF attorney. SO
early the following morning Mrs,
McPhial says Butler forced Harris to
sign an agreement under which the
Fidelity Company were directed to
give up the bonds. She Immediately
filed protest with the Fidelity Com.
pany against the surrender of the
bonds, but the ofiicers OF the company
notified her that unless restrained by
the Courts they would turn over the
bonds to Hall this morning.
Mrs. McPhiai says that her uncls.
MIR. Harris, has been informed of this
proceeding, and denies ever having
given such power of attorney or
signed such an agreement, and that
he 5nys he desires no one to gam &c.
cess TO his papers. The Court was
asked to restrain the defendants from
the bonds. to order an
and direct that the agree
ment be surrended. Judge Breezy Is.
sued preliminary iiye-days iniuno.
tlon in the case.
Lawyers have been engaged for some
weeks past at Dover, Del, on both
sides. since Harris made his will leav-
Ing Butler S2l 900. making him execu-
tor Of the estate and providing that
al should go to him on tho death OF
the niece, Mrs. McPhial. The latter
has been endeavoring to have the old
man change his will, but he declared
That he would not do so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17


John j. Gallagher will visit Toronto
nnxt week. lu order 10 SEQ II our Cana
dian neighbors are nearly ready fol
annexation.
The Rev. 3. T. Moore of Shiloh Ban.
list Church Is In New York attending
> church convention.
Thomas Blrchall has recovered from
injuries recently received by falling
DOWN an elevator way.
Colonel John Il. Meher OF Atlantic
Slty was Ia the city yesterday visiting
MS old friend, Captain Robinson, OF
me hotel Appledore.
John lIaldeman, oil Blooming Glen,
Ducks County, Pa, called at our Office
tnfs morning, as lie was on his way tu
visit his farm near CLAYTON, Kent
county. where he expects to pass a
week or Two.
Harry Q. Carr and Miss Sarah r.
Mann. both of Stanton. Del, were
married In Elkton OH Sunday by Rev.
VIM. Schouler.
james NJ. Vandegrlft of McDonouUb
cclebrnted his cightieth birthday ami.
versary at his horne yesterday.
Mrs Charles Wilde, OF Hazletou. Pa
who has been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs j
y Hare, In South Chester, left on Fri.
day for Newark, bel
Hiss Elsie Horn of this city Is visit.
ing Miss Bella Griggs OF Media.
VIM. J. McClellund left this city last
efenlng Tor a two-weeks' visit Il
Cleveiand, Ohio, with the hope OF i'm.
proving his health, which has become
somewhat impaired through too close
application to his duties at Washing.
ton. ID. C.
Mrs. John G. Griffith and son Loon,
ard, oil wyoming Del. have returned
nome after avist to her husband,
parents In this CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

To all Northern and Eastern seaside.
lakeside and mountain resorts. to Deer
Park and Oakland, the Virginia
Springs, Niagara Falls, Luray Cuverns,
Gettysburg and to ali other points
where people gather in search of
health and pleasure. ars now on sule
at hll Baltimore and Ohio ticket Offices
at greatly reduced rates, These tickets
VAL be sold from June LIST to Scptem-
Der 50tll, aud arc valid Tor return pms
sage until October 3ls'. Before SOLICIT
lug your route or resort consult y. Il
y. summer excursion book, in which
shortest routes and lowest rates via
Picturesque b. Il o." to all resorts
arc given from points on that road
east OF the Ohio River; prOfusely and
artisiicaliy illustrated. This book can
tie procured lroe of charge upon per-
sonal application to ticket agents, b.
* .. X. II. Co., or you can have it
mnlled 10 you by sending name and
address with 10 cents in stamps 10
thas. .. Soul, Gen'l Passenger Agent
Baltimore, Md.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Theodore Garlin WIS arraignei IN
the Municipal Court this morning or
complaint of his wife. Curtin has ar.
peared before the court many time.
Tor drunkenness, aud the court ha.
shown much lenlency toward him
upon his promises to do better. Mrs
Carlin testified that her husband was
uruhk again yesterday. lie came home
iart evening and after quarreling witt
nef broke up the dishes and TIVE
lamps. For his misconduct the court
imposed fine of $40 ard costs o.
sixty days Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Emmett 7. Stldham, residing at No.
SO East Fttth street, accompanied by
Two friends OF Tuesday left our city
Tor the purpose OF beating all fornIe,
records IN the fishing line at the rag
Ing canal. Mr., Pardee. our Informant
said that these three fishermen sue
ceeded, OF at least brought home with
them In the evening to our city, three
hundred tsh which "they" enupbt
with hook and line. We never liket {
aoubt any mans word about fish OF
nshing, but still we would like TO hay,
bad peep at tho tlhh.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

A N oRDIN NICE TO AMEND AN on.
~ DlNANCE. EN1 TILED I'M ORD.
NAME 10 PROVIDE NOR THE non.
ROWING OF TWO HUNDRED TII1if-
SAND DDLLAHS FoH PAVING; Ann
MIRRORING THE STREETS AND Avn.
AuEs OF THE CITY OF WILMlNGToS.e
Be II 0rdiftied by The Connect M MI ,i,,g.
ton utrp-hifdS of at he mpiI Jrl.S fheygf,r
cohcuif'thg herein, rs .rOHotrs:
Section That S1rtiou / Of the orIt-
nanre entitled AN ordinance TO provide
FOR the borrowing oil two hundred tnoI.
sand dollars Tor paving and improving
Inc streets and avenues of the titY az
wilmington, passed May II, 1872. he and
the same Is hereby amended by iusrrtiur
the words and une-balf' between liz,
word Tour" aud the word per wbrrc
tho same occurs in said section.
Passed city Council, June Is, 1901.
n. II. HENSON,
49,. President city Council,
Clerk City Council.
Approved June II, 1898.
,,os. 5. J. WILEY,
lio--t Mayor OF Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

The ninth annual art exhibition of
the work of tho students of C. S. Ham.
mitt Will open this evening at his
studio. third floor, Institute Building,
at o'clock. The view this evening
Will be private. and none admitted
without cards OF Invitation. The OK.
hibit this year is larger and finer than
ever before and reflects the greatest
credit on Mr.. Hammitt as teacher,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Acting CITY solicitor Cunningham
before the Municipal Court this morn
Ing stated that he wished to drop the
oare against Raymond f. aIcElwee for
the alleged selling of Intoxicating
liquors TO minors, he having inveati.
gated The charge aud could find no
evidence sufficiently strong enough l.
secure conviction. The case was
dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17
A n ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
"A THE BOltRO WING OF MONEY F1R
PARK pITRDnSES = ~


A n ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
"A. THE BOttRO " ING OF MONEY FpR
PARK PURPOSES.
WHEREAS, a majority of the Board of
Park commissioners Of the city OF VIII
mlngtun, pursuant 10 n resolution udopt-
cd at the iEeeting OF sad board hpld SEN
tehiher 9Th. 1882. have recommended 10
me Conhcll the purchase ot the following
uescrlbed two parcels of land in this CITY
Tor the extension or the area of Urundy.
wine Park. to Wit:
No. l. The lot OF lard bounded by
aud the south l.onP Race; and
o, 2 The lot Of land bounded by
1ach son, Wawnset and Van buren, roots
and the south Long Race;
IhpTeJoffi In pursuance and by virtue
OF the powers conferred by tho Act OF tho
General Assembly of the State OF Della
ware, entitled, An Net to provide for,
Public parks for the use of thu citizens of
March H. 1885, and the amendments
thereto,
ton, as ,fDilUtrS:
Sec ion /. That the two lots or porcels
of lynd hcreinaboye mentioned ana ~.
selibed, shall he purchased or acquired by
Tile Mayor al Council OF Witin.uuton'
iof the extension OF the area oil the pub
lie park heretofore laid out and 1urued
! Tor public use. cattle BrilndyWji;c Park
and he committee on Public pari,s nfe
hereby authorized to purchase said ~
parcels OF land foi such purpose ut Il sum
equal to tho pric" paid by tho present
owner III interest and taxes added
Scction. That the Loney necessary
lof the sald purchase, not exceeding the
sum oil fourteen thousand dollars snail
nr borrowed upon the fat h aud rredi OF
ne MAY GRAND Council Of Wilmington, -
ph tho Finance Committee of the Coun-
Gu ana payment OF the same auaurel nv
tnr ssiiance OF y certificate or certificates
Of Indebtedness IN the name of The said
ne Mayor nni Council Oi Wilmington -
Wh'cl said ccrI itlcat = OF Indrbtad mss
together VIII any interest which may be
utl. on tho SINE. shall be Policeman I, an
or hcinre the first day of August. A. II,
1871. Passed city Council Ju - Is, 1893
n. H. BENSON
A., President City Council.
Clerk City Council.
Approved Junel7 1895.
:. J. WILEY,
ief Mayor OF Whining On.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

There were many drunks before tho
City Court this morning. They were
Thomas O'Neil, William Morris.
George Bayee, William Thompson,
William Iiegler Harry +. Howard.
Charles H. Robinstte and John T.
Irons. They each received fines. \
case OF assault and battery preferred
against John lIaggerty by his wife
was continued until Monday. Gases
OF trespass against W. X. Cape and
Harry Hall were continued until to-
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

. A valuable coach dog owned by VIM,
Jack was attacked with fit at Sixth
ana King streets this morning, caus-
ing much Consideration among the
women who were attending the mar.
ket at the time. Police Captain Cham.
beis had his right hand snapped by
the animal before 1t recovered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Four year old Lewis Carlin, of No.
400 Montgomery street stiayed away
from his homo this morning and had
not been found at 12 o'clock. The lit
tie fellow is supposed to have wander
ed through the market near his homo
and the police officers have been look
ing for him since they received the in.
formation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Thieves entered tho henery OF FranI,
Elmer, near Red Clay Creek Presby.
terrain Church on Thursday night and
carried OF seven or eight fine fowls.
There should be standing reward for
the arrest OF such scoundrels, as
offences Of this kind are becoming on.
tlroly too common,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

DTiCE-1 he firm ef Mcclure & Rro.
~ 81. A. Mcclure and David A. Nc.
Clurcl has thus day dissolve partnership
q commission merchants at No ITO Fast
ruurth street. and David a. Mcclure &
% VIII collect all bills AMI nay nil in.
atutedness Of the Cd firm OF Mcclure &
Bro, and David A. Mcclure a. co. have
rnmovei to No; 100 East Fourth street,
business Thanking ne public for nnst
lANors. we resprcttuils invite you 10 rive
l's = Gail ut Q n new place OF business
Iii'3tt DAVID \. MCCLURE & co
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Unknown thieves entered the stable
on the property OF Samuel McCoy, at
stanton. last night, and stole two of
tho best animals In the stable. Infor-
nation to that effect was telephoned
to police headquarters this morning
as also were the dissertations of the
stolen horses. The authorities are
watching for tho thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

ITO tell why we are selling so many
tan shoes, II YOU take inc trouble TO
examine prices and quality OF our
goods. Blucher cut tun shoes for
girls, possibly yon may have tried to
got them and couldn't. We have a
nice line at attractive prices Sum.
mer shoes for men, light in weight
and price. We can give YOU comfort
This WARM weather Tor very little mo-
ney. liussia tan shoes for ladies; we
nave several very neat styles. The low
prices We have made ON these goods
10 the reason we have trouble in keep.
xng tlieIn IN stock. Eornan's. 10 East
ath street. between Market aud King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Bethel A. NJ. L. Church. Walnut street
above sixth. Rev. w. II. Heard, pastor.
Preaching at 1870 II. M. by pastor. SUBJ
jccl."A lighting church, 23J y. M. sun
day school. $50 p. no., Praise and Bible
services Tor young people. D. M,
prenchlng. Sents free. All Welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

Joseph Krlleher. who was arresteo
In Philndelphia few weeks ago ON
suspicion of having burglarlzed the
house OF George W. Lodge, of this
city. from the goods found on him at
the time OF his arrest. was brought
here yesterday afternoon, and now ou-
cupies cell Mt the police station, Ho
will have hearing In few days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

The great euro and preventer of
cholera cures. Diatrhna quickly cured
inultltudes OF cholera in 1882, 1919 and
1913 and has Heyr failed In diarrhaa,
ehoieratlc OF ordinary 20 this day. 30
cents Sold by tirst.class druggists.
Depot, COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-17

p. IN. IrlsDy UlbsOn, pastor.
ne rolHer-a tone laying Tor tho new
u IN Ameg'eai NJ. y. Shurch, Mt Media.
pelawafe county ia. Preaching in the
Pnrnoli. lev. b. Il. RuIcv viii nnNt ac i, a;
the sermon at %. m. and Law tho corner
stone At 4 D. IN. Bishop James III. Cook of
New York city, expects TO be present NJ
7.3l p. IN.
:, oitvet fresnSteriah church. Fourth and
liroome streets. hev. Geo; u. Thompson.
!. m.,by itev. Alfred Scott. Sunday school
Up. ~. Young peoples meeting Gas d.
M Beats Tree.
Ersa Ntatbod,a, A,,,sior d.. ~,
Hart naat"r scrvines IN r .o ~: "
,'i I; p.s.ui. ocI res III inc taDernae!e
strce,s " prcacSin,, o sn,, a,th anu lsth