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The morning call., 1893-07-05
LoDGING-HoUsEs FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

"A LEY BROS. 951 Observation-Disclosures
W carpets stoves cheap; cash instamts. MOB ly
NOTICE. AM NOW AT l26 FOURTH (NEw
~ building. and offer large stock OF general
household furntufe at reduced prices: 500 carpets:
good as new; stoves $6; antique chamber suits
SIS: parlor suits $25; cash installments all at
bedrock prices. I. II NE SON, 1876 fourth st altf
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LATHAM TERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE.
N.Y. SuWeTh If

CLIO CASH AND 1872! CENTS PER DAY OR So
u " per month will buy lot in the Gem Tract,
only 600 feet from the San Leandro Electrician
line. aud near Seminary ave. PRATT & CO.. A59
Ninth ST. Oakland. ia29 If
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DUTCHER-SHOP; GOOD LOCATION; STOCK;
ID fine fixtures: horse wagon; tools: big out side
trade; for sale at a bargain. See GUS STRAND,
80 Kearuy ST
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FURNITURE WANTED.


4 UCTIONEER - WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD.
- 543 California ST., near Kearny: 20 years in
the business; buys. sells and rents furnished
houses. "a If
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IA ACRES IN PEARS PRUNES AND April
i 4 COTS IA In hay and potatoes: nice
shady Old houses: flowers and sbrubbery; a
main street: " miles from Sonoma City. Cal;
no exchanging proposition; $4,000. d. 81. TWING,
Sonoma City, Cal. je30 1t
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VICTORIA CARRIAGE-CHEAP 1913 Ala
bama, bet 20th. 21st. Harrison BRYANT 1870 ~
CECOND-HAND ROCKAwAY, FINE P AE.
y ton, bakers and laundry wagons. s2S Har.
risoR st. je3U7 ts
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CON FIDEN TIAL BUSINESS CONDUCTED FOR
- merchants loans negotiated; compromises
and settlements effected; srrictest secrecy. T. j.
EPSTEIN, 3lS Pine ST, room 81. lyl tt
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DESTAURANr TO RENT APPLY Is LEIDFS-
IL dorff 81. iy4 It's
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TOR SALE RESTAURANT DOING GOOD |
ONCE. te3 St.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

OFARRELL & CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS & RENT COLLECTORS
IL MONTGOMERY ST.. S. F.
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GeSn SALOON. ROOMS. ON ELLIS ST,
spOOO. near Market. SIKAND. 30 kearny. l
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DOR SALE-A GOOD GRAIN-RAISlNG RANCH
i of 800 acres situated IN SoI8no County, miles
from Rio Vista on the Suisun road, all fenced ana
cross fenced; a large barn and granary, dwelling
house, mill and tank with good supply of water
Apply to j. s. STERN Il CO, Rio Vista. SoIano
CO.. or to w. e. NJ RPHY. lU6 HAYES, s. T. 30 Inns
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PARGAIN-SMALL FRUIT RANCH NEAR
ID city. Owner, 2llS Baker at je30 3r*
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
send for list. ID. J. WEST, Martinez. Caljy2 1m*
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1OOO YARDS BEST BIGELOw BODY BRUS-
1OOO sells carpet from Palace Hotel: VIII sell
above in any size required. with without bor-
der: all in Al condition except the price: don't
fail to call if you want a CARPET j. NuONAN,
l0l7 to 1923 Mission ST.. above Sixth; open even
iugs le24 IT
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o. CASH AND SIS PER MONTH WILL BUY
II - fine lots electric road in this city and
berkeley Address D. r.. box 100. Call Branch
Office. je24 3nl
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Jc0-ACRE HOMESTEAD CLAIM-40 MILES
IOO from San Francisco; 80 acres cutivatable:
plenty of wood and water; l mile from school
and neighDors; also $50 acres q. S. patent half
cultivatabIe; 1900 cords OF hrewood and plenty
of running water: old house; nice garden-p patch.
0 Geary ST. room Z. ie30 1t
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CANDY-STORE. FACTORY, ICE CREAM PAR
y Ter real bargain if sold at 337 Hayes il #
The morning call., 1893-07-05

Took RANGE FOR LEASE; ALAMEDA
County; 800 acres under fence: house and
large barn: well watered Apply to ELLIS 81
MILLER, % Spear ST. je30 If
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Free Raptist Church.

Vt the Free baptist Church large con
srecatioa was pres, mt. The floral display
was laryc and beautiful and showed great
tes, in arrangement. 4 large jarliniere
full Of bermuda hllics Was at the right OF
the pulpit and there were vases Of calla
anil Easter lilies aad Gu, flowers. Upon
platform were also many POTS Of foliage
anil hlossoming plants. The musical pre-
grammc which appeared in Ss'urisy's Issue
was rendered by the excellent choir of tie
The church asd Was g.ea,ly epj'yed by the
congregations. Special mention should bs
made of the anthem, Christ our Pass
over, and the solo. II Know That NJ,
Reiesmer Liyeth." by Mrs. Mar,leu. The
sermon was by lie pastor of the church
DIR. Penney.
Rev. l. lis: ~ have tue keys Of death
anil hell" He'll here means h,sies, ihs
place Of depi,tvsl sI8fits Christ having
experienced death ha. the keys of death &c
open It's meaning ami to guide the way
ihreugh il for those who are 10 die wifl
BIN. Il is because he died, that he hollis
the KEYS. ANY soul th1. has passed through
great experience holds the keys of tha;
experiences. They who have Undergone ans
overcome stand with their keys To open ths
portals of hfes great emergencies to thei'
brethren. This is the wonderous power Of
experience. Hox il eunobles anil makes
every stroke of SORROW that issue.
n lrr.tef ~ r*sfs
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OF medicinal agents is gradually relegatinr
the olsl-,ime herbs. pills. iraughts and veg
etsble extracts to the rear and bringing into
general use the pleasant and eff liquid
laxative, Syrup of Figs To rpt The tris.
remedy see that it's manufactured By the
California Fig Syrup Co. oaly. For sale
by AL leading druggists.
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ONR ENJOYS
Both tie nsthod and results when
Syrup Of Fig i taken; it l. pleasant
nnd refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the Cys-
TEN e6sctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs i the
only remedy Of in kind ever pro-
aluced. pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptAbls to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In it,
efectA prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
70 all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for aale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it Do Lot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SXRVP co.
"a. faAsSaSco. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sew Y0Rx. ~
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At Saint Mays.

The usual Easter services were held at
st. Marys church, Rev. Chas. W, Do
hcriy officiating. The sanctuary was elat-
oralel, adorned with Easter lilies. white
roses and garlands of smilax. all brilliantly
illuminated by profusion of lighted tapers.
M the close of the ceremonies the pastor
preached IN eloquent sermon from text
taken from ST. Luke, l. chap. 81 to 81
verses. Then he toek unto him the twelve,
AMI said unto them, Behold We go MP to
,lerusacm aua all things that are sritteu
by the prophets concerning the Son of Mar
'liall be accomplished. For He shall be de
lHcr,d unto the tien'iies, anil shall be
nc kcl auil ,Pi,efulIy cBircste' and spiited
on. And they shall scourge Him and put
Him to death, and the third day He shall
r.se again
The music was finely rendered by The
choir.
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al the Unitarian.

The decorations were unusually rrofnse
tni beautiful a; this church. 4 chiilren's
carol service at . 80 wa a pretty feature Of
the day. The special music was
NoKStSt'.
Carol, az Wonderful E4strr Morning
tarai, '.Sw,etlv Are the Bird Singing
Anthem, site / : Risen.
ENENfNs,.
Carol let the Merry Church II u Ring"
''rhe Maeialenr.
Ave iisPpv Bullsaf Earth
God Hash sent Ills .tassis
"Bark. the t;lad sound"
Rev. +. f. Newbert delivered a most apt
and apI ropriste address, without tex, deal
ing with Easter in its deep significance ~ q
spring,ime festival. He plesdel 70 faitt
in new life for the soul a one has faith
in the return of the beautiful spring.
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| A profasien of Easter and ealia lilies,
| with few choice bouquets and festoons of
smiiax, were the chief features in the way
OF floral decoration. Considering the fact
that the regular soprano of the choir, Miss
Inez Hill, was too i'll to sing, aad that a
| substitute had to be secured on short notice,
the special Easter music was very crelita-
bly, rendered
The sacramen,al services were peculiarly
| impressive. In connection with the an
| nouncements the pastor made a feeling ref
| erence TO the sudden death of Mr.. Isaac
Cunningham, one of the trustees of the
church. and asked the congregation 10 join
with him in special prayer in behalf of the
bereayed family.
The sermon was from the fellow ing xt {.
Now is Christ risen from the dead, and
become the first fruits OF them that slept
|. Cor. Nv, p. BY way of introduction
| Rev Mr.. Ross said in substance, that those
| who have become wearied by the uncertain
| deliverances of infdeIity, agnosticism and
so-called higher criticism IA trio whose aOtes
| now in accord and then discorjant, fire.
| quently fill the air about press and pla,for
and around some pulpits, may sometimes
| find rest and comfort as well as instruction
| in sermon devoted to ~.laar
statement of fundamental doctrine. The
\ Easter festival furnishes good occasion for
such sermon upon the doctrine of the
resurrection. Everybody knows that the
| temple of the Christian faith has for one of
IT'S chief corner stones an empty tomb.
| Among the gems of sacred literature touch
| ng this doctrine the 18th chapter of Cor
| inthians easily takes first places. The
verse chosen for text embodies the gist
of the two IDEAS that run on parallel lines
| through the chapter LIST, Christ is risen, I'd =,
We shall rise.
Concerning the first point the preacher
tersely summarized the many infallble
proofs of the fact that Jesus. subsequent to
i3 crucifixion and burial, showed himself
alive. The major part of the sermon, how
ever, was devoted to the development OF
the second main point of the text. In This
connection two queries were raised lst, do
she proven facts relating to Christ's death
and resurrection properly strengthen the
basis of the accepted Christian doctrine of
the continuous, conscious existence of the
human spirit after the event of physical
Heath! I'd, will that future life in its ulti-
mate perfect contamination be such per
petuation of life here in the flesh n To be
Justly and in literal sense styled a rcsur
rection!
Arguments and illustrations drawn from
the entire range of Scriptural teaching,
| from the cacred books of various unehris
| ian races and by analogy, from Nature,
were deduced in support of Affirmative
| answers To both queries raised. judging
from the warmly appreciative words spoken
in relation to the sermon it WIS timely and
| helpful to many.
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near . death, and opens the doors OIL both
sides If #. anf lets Ms I.aix
through Il and shows AZ immortality.
Not merely He Isyes forever. ost :.
shall We. For us, tos. .i-at.l
shall not be an enf. ba. an experisnks- =
and beyond "a, as for Hin -,r tei. >
immortality Because He lives, we shall;
Saint oaspahas.
The pretty chapel was filed al the T. rs.er
services yesterday. The floral decorations
Of the aisar we're very pretty and the sing
ing of the choir boys was of a very fine
order. Rev. Mr. Livingstone took his text
from colessians iii.i. ..If ye then b. .r.srn
With Christ, seek those things which are
aboye.''
The speaker dwell, upon FIVE LEAKING
thoughts. Chris. appeared a. to Mary
hagiaiene, illustrating that He is help to
penitent ones; 90 to the Gaiaiian women, !
thus He Is help 70 those in sorrow; 81 (
to Peter. thus being help 10 one who i. |
weak; ~ to those on the road to En-
maHs, thus helping those in perpiexity;
and ~ to those In the apI&r
chamber, thus helping those in earnest
search of the truth. In closing he SAID
"in all the various experiences of our .
hyes Christ Is constantly fnanifesting Him
SELF an our great helper. Shall we not rise
from the shallow of sin and possess the
night of lifes We rise with Him when our
aspirations reach higher plane, anil orr
one thought stall be To make our lives ike
that Of our blessed Lord.
- chimes Of sweet Saint Charity
Peal sssos that happy morn.
When tFist for ali shaH risen be-
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deczidtf
STATE or MAINE.

kKSSEptt superior Court. in Vacation, Aa-
gusts, March n. lisa.
Edith J. Jein.on. Libt ". RneI u. Johnson
tpon toe annexed viii md libel u Is ordered
by ine. tie an,lrrsignsd. Justice. Of said C0nyf,
that notie. thereof be given TO the iihecr By pun
fishing sis-ted copy 81 The ssmr, abstract
thereof. together with, tbs order thereon, three
eeek- Siteressiseit IN the ktSSEEtt. i.iOtfxtts
a newspaper printed in AHRa.ts, IN said county
If kennebee, fiir lasl Indication 10 he thirty
days ~ iss-f Dffs' III" f.ffi Of szd court, TO ~.
holden nj waleJs .jis rnliin ard for sad county
u keDwbre. en lie ..ro.d tuesday u june next.
that BE may then aud there appear In said Court
and aasAer thereto u he see IT..
Attest tnsNEsG. HALt,
Justice Superior Courf.
~ ,,Grt % LipgL.
vi. iit,efsn, aiics,. hat she was married 10 tl,e
add bbelee ~ Ga.nriI Plantation, In the Htste
~ Msise On the sri, day Of September. ISL; that
the -sid Hbrisnt AID Hbelee eoia3,ttetl II ftls
state af 81 ieir said marriage that the IibtIaht
res,ti, f,,ss state when the csusc II disDpce
accrued ~ fcrsnafter set forth and had resid<si
here ~ satai faith one year prior 70 thu Aste
z. ,'er marriage obligations. bnt thai fhe sid
,,isfiep his been sumlns'f fl ~ the samr fhnt on
~. zsfb day Sf Marh irsI he utterly deserfrtI
~. i'belsni without Isssonai'ie csase ssd hns
yesrs aesf prior 10 tsic nhsg Of this htsel. tta1
-srce tisf ,piersaffiaSs the aid iispfce he's beea
AFFLICTED NJ rs-. sind tenSsmesi habits 81 ins0x.
y iina ii,at being ~ sulicienf ability he M
sr5s-is, wantoniy and Hfsssis negierfed and r.,
FIT I'D To- pYpsids saifahte ssstessnge {nr y0ss
bieian. TIA. ;wo chidf,a iasf been boru ID
Them s;sfibe ,hfss sasi tsri risfr nov living VII
45ef: ~. len yeats ola and Ssllie. ~, dvc yeaf1
Old
Whstsfufe she pTays tlisf a divorce fSOM tbe
bonds Of iuairmoBy between her-cH and safd Il.
',eiee ,ay te Ieerefd. and that fbe csse I'D Co.'S
fo.is of their minor cbiitcn Iaay be Giren u ~,
also that reasonable siipony be drcrred to ber ct
% iss,--taie er 10 lieu hese1f that sp<elnc 800
be- paid to her by iis. lf-f4s4
Aud the libel M further alleges that ~ ~
used r.a."8al,ie diligence TO ascerfain The neeseue
residence Of .aid iibeiee, bat IL unabe 10 Do -,
asad does not know where it Il. -
E,iru.. JonS-os. ldbeisnt.
sgsSgsKs So. March ~. iag. IIss So nheIant
made oath frat fbr above Allegations - to IN
residence Of tine iibclee Il frne.
Befsreyne. ss ~ q #
Ax..sws. Jn.tice Of sise rsass.
4 true copy Of the order d notice anA lloel
Attest W =. CssoAFhx CDeSt.
- Ans4s G. r.
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The meeting Of the Mcali Auditory will
be hell this, Moniay. afternoon al ar-. j.
S. Williamson at four clock.
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Have you seen prices for the same goods
as low2 We think not. Possibly you did not see
ia the above list the article you wished for; we've
got it, and the price is in came proportion as
above.
We desire to impress you with the fact that we
are a RELIABLE registered drug house, and that any
article which we sell YOU we guarantee in every
respect and handling, rs we do, such 9uantitie.
of goods assures you that our medicines will I'd
perfectly fresh and nice.
We make "a speciality OF mail orders to be ship
ped by freight or express when cash accompanies.
they will receive the same attention which you
would personally.
These prices are very low; by selling stacks OF
goods there may be little money in 1t for us |,
but there's lots for you; don't you think 40
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Winthrop Street Universaiist.

The Easter services in the Winthrop
Street nisersalist church were very i'm
prcssvc. and there vas very large attend
ancc. The music was OF the usual igl
ORDER rendered by the choir An import
ant and Interesting part Of the service wa,
the acceptance of 25t members forming the
Augusta Body of the American Christian
league with the following articles of faith
as the basis of belief which were personally
signed every one of The "a charter mem
bcrs
fnt uNl HrSIWtu woEir@ az HklitI IA TIM
N0.Wh ~ ,iiEI>rlAS IEN"tE,
Ai.L taheye IN Goi the creator of an
thtus- tie father oi I'll mankind. initiate in W.,
don and power, and Who's, nature II infinite lnyr
Art = h'iNe That Jesus uf Nazareth IS a rev
riaihu Ia ~ 81 the perfect God mud perfect nan
Art, s. believe sat TIE Holy -enptut,'S and
nafnrr contain revelation Of God.
At. :. hsis'r that every sin brings IT, Just
psnA'ly g lin, sinner, but not amending pnni.h
inenl for thar wound be angodly. therefore un.
christian.
Az ), bel.ye that II is my duty 10 obey my
tod, say conscience, ny reason and my love for
mankind
The floral decorations were very elabO-
rate and beautiful. Previous to the ser.
mon the communion WAS administering
Rev Mr.. Leland preached an abe m
appropriate sermon on the words of Chfk
To his disciples on the road to Emmaus.
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+. \. waiilron, Esq, of Wate,vil was
in town Yesterday.
Miss Grace Gsunett went to Skowhegan
YESTERDAY TO spend her vacation.
Railroad Commissioner T.. +. Casdbourne
left for his i,ot,,p ir BssIlefori Saturday.
W. II. Gsasets snl his son tiuy have
returned from = weeks visit in New York.
Hon. j. VIM rs Clinton, formerly a
county conn, ssioner eas in fasn sester-
day.
Ira II. Ran lisl, president Of tie Augusta
Lumber Co, lift Ssnt.l y fcr sbe woods
shoa, the headquarters Of Meesehead lake
to visits numbering canIIs arl to inspect its
operations.
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NOTICE.

Th.. SamfHiifee on State Pensions viii he in SEES
sion on Tharssias of ,arh week. nj the offer Of
pT. Raist J. Martln. Us Water ST. from 10 S and
from 10 5 r. ~, until further notice
A.. n. j. LpvEIof, ! GotntDiffse on
Hoa'r j. MAKTIS. state ren>lcns.
nzr.SIff
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The annual parish meeting of the Unirer-
sslist society viii lie held al the vestry This
Monday, u, 80 P. VI. All members
earnestly requested 10 attend
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The large granite church was filled at the
morning service. Following is the orcr of
exercises
Voluntary.
rh- Lord Of life l. Risen.
Lords PRAYER.
Apostles Creed.
Christ Our Passover.
Scripture Lcss1n-i Cor. Nv %.
Prayer.
Response.
weekly offering. NJ. d"l'n NJ
hymn.
.crmon
PRAYER.
w, city The E:ir,ls ARE Singing.
Mr.. williamson took bis text from two
places, AMI said in part:
Psalm 10Th Thou " lit SHOW ne the
low In thy right hand are pleasures for.
ever"
John xiv, 10Th "Because live, We
shah live also The first text is part a
Hebrew poem, the second part of the fare
we'll address of the Son of God to bis DIS
ciples. The one is the expression of the
universal longing of the human heart, the
other, the answer of God there To, The
one the rebellion of the soul against ex
tinction of being. the other, Gods pledge
of an endless life. The thought of inimor-
tally springs in the heart of man at all
times and places.
Never in the history of the Prot slant
church was the thought of immortality SC
far from an emotionsiism, so inteligen'iy
believed and so practically exhibited rs to-
day.
Mr.. Williamson went on to speak of the
immortal life beyond the grave First, as a
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EASTER SUNDAY
As Observed in Augustus
Churches---A Perfect Day
Brings Out Unusually Large Corgre-
gations---SpeciaI Music,


The clouds Of SATURDAY dill moi develop
into Sunday storm, As many feared, and a
s.irer and brighter Easter morning never
d1~ned on this or any other city. The
wind vas tri'ie cold, perhaps. but other
wise it was perfect Apsii day, and ususu.
aIly large congregations. even for Faster,
slled alt Of the Augusta churches. The
eoral decorations wers elaborate aud beau
,ifal in nearly ali the places Of worship and
the special music was Of an unusually high
order. The pastors, without exception,
smoke upon topics appropriate to the sacred
celebration Of Chris,'s resurrection. Fol-
lowing /. brief mention Of the observance
Of the dag 10 each Of the several churches
Al 81. marks
The beautiful white altar at st. Marks
.as rendered even more beautiful by per-
feet bank Of snow-wbite flowers, princi.
pally lilies, roses and pinks, arranged upon
il by the ladies' of The Altar Guild. Through
the chancel and body of the church were
other floral decorations.
The rector. Rev. Walker Gwynne,
preached an able and original sermon on
the text Acts XIV: -. One Jesus which
is dead whom Paul affirmed to be alive"
Mr.. GwyHne spoke Of the fact that the
moIern school Of higher criticism, so-calied
Al l.. -
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y ri5fne- OF sweet Saint Charity,
Peal sooG that happy morn.
ieb mist for all .hail risen be,
And a al. hearth h. t.t,rf, ."
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Al the ConoreoationaIisi Church,

The large granite church was filed at the
morning service. Following is the orlcr of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-23
OHIO RIVER WRECK.
AN ACCIDENT At TIE BOGGS RUN TRESTLE
LAST NIGHT.
An Unsual Number Of Nishaps and Oasualds
Of More or Less Serious Nature
Reported Yesterday.

There was a wreck on the o. r. R.
last evening near Boggs' run, in which
three cars were demolished, and one
man hurt.
1t occurred about 7:30 o'clock. The
north bound local stopped at the
switch between the Riverside mill and
Boegs' run to switch some cars. The
engine pulled on the switch leaving the
caboose and two cars on the Main
track. The Panhandle shifter came
down the tracks at q rapid rate OF
speed, 1t crushed into the three cars
on the track, badly demolishing them.
The Pan Handle engine was also dam
aged considerably. There was trav-
cling man on the caboose and he was
thrown several feet He was picked
I'D and carried to the home OF Isaac Lit
tleton, near the run, when his injuries
were found not to be of serious nature.
His head was bruised and scratched and
his breast considerably injured. Being
a stranger, when asked his name he
stated that it was VIM. Johnson, and
his home Is near Sistersville.
The north bound passenger train soon
arrived at the scene of the wreck, and
at a late hour was still there. The pas
sengers came 10 the city by the street
cars. The an.Handle wreck train
from Steubenville got to the scene OF
the wreck about 10 o'clock, and It was
thought everything could be cleared by
early this morning.