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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Dicen dc Santo Domingo que 81 tempora
del Is NO oaus6 efectos desastrosos alll pues pa
s6 muy lejos. Solo se sintieron algunas raeha
de yiento Y varios chubascos. ~ ~@.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

En- la tienda de los Sres. SUCESORES DE
BORDOY acaba de recibirse un surtido completo
en- calzado famante y de gusto. Tambien han
recibido el tan solicitado "Borceguf de Regla-
mento para la Guardia Civil" En- corbatas, som.
breros, ETC., no hay mas ALA. Sc conoce que ell
senor Bavi que esta hacienda las compras en- Eu-
ropa psrsonalmente, eonocs el gusto y el mercado
puertorriqueho. i. 3O-26
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29


..Riheron ares dos presoa enlla carce, u uno
.h6 al Otrs un trsmendo4navajaso en- 10 espalda,
sausandole una herida de l8 ssntimetros de lon,
.gitud.. Una horssontal apodsda La Gnabana re.
soibi6 ana herida en- ID frsnte, prop.nata por un
hombre COLO. FuS conducida La prlmeFa q la ga
la de socorros, y el agresor pnesto baen
reCaud0.Y ya asases 81 gSass GsE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Por ausencia temporal del sefior don Carlos
Valdejuly, contador de la Sociedad de Socorros
Mdtuos de Baysm6n, ha sido nombrado para sus.
tituirle el vocal don Manuel Gaetsn La dichs
sociedad celebrara junta general mafiana 80 & las
Il de Ia noche para conocer de las cuentas del
pasado semestre y trstar asuntos de suma impor.
tancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Nsperamos que don jose dc 10 Crux d
Aguadilla, 10 sirva pagar I'm anunoio que adeud
desde Ell as dc Abril. I'd s1g d. .fs5 kss9as To-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29
Nos escriben de a reciUo: :

"Procedentssde Wilmington, Estados. Uni
dos, fonde6 en- este puerto IL goleta americana
"Lulu Everett, csrgada de pichipen. Msnifesta
su captain Mr.. Sawyer, que el dia u de este mes
encontr andose & una latitud 1890 IS So, & las
IL del dia, sinti6 los efectos de un huracan que
corria hacia el N. e. con una velocidad de ~ mi
ilas per hora. Dej6 de sentir sus efectos & las 6
P. M. Durante :algunos dias, qued6 una mar
muy gruesa, hasta 81 dia 20 q. volvi6 & expert
mentar fuerte vlento del 0. indicos claros de que
ha"ia aquel punto desarrolabase otros huraean.
Pasado aquel dis corrian vientos vsriables de 0.
8. O., sinti6ndose un calor asfxiante un sol
AMBASSADOR. No tuvo novedad ninguna & bordo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

j I'm ell circo de Mr.. Gradner hubo anocha
function como siempre Sc hicieron ejercicios
scuestres acrobsticos de merito. En- los jusgos
Icarios por Ia famiiia Nelson fue muy aplaudida
Ia niha Aida al dar el doble salto mortal sobre a
planta de los pies de Mr.. Nelson &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29
Dice un peri6dlco de Madric.

GEL alcalde de Farnesio aoaba de ser desti.
tuide por eli Gobierno italiano; psro no cream los
iectores que 10 hs sido por haber faltade en- 10
mas mfnimo al cumplimiento de aus deberes NAL
versando los caudaies del Municipio cometien.
DO taltas analogas Las que aquf nos tienen aeos-
sambrsdos nuestros concejales alcaldes de
real orden. Dichs autoridad ha sido destituida
por satisfacer religiossmente un impuesto que 10
habian fjado los bandidos de Ia campina romana !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

de la Covadonga en- Puerta de TERRA prone.
tan ser muy coneurridas. AL amanecer esta ma.
naua como senal de que las festas principian
hoy, recorri6 una bRena banda las Gales de To-
Capital y del simp&tico barrio animando a ve
cindario quemando fuegos de artifcio. +
En- la gran fiesta que para la celebration del
10 Centenario del descnbrimiento de Puerto
Rico prepare la ciudad de Mayaguez, ha de liza
mar Ia atenci6n una procession aleg6rica que go
ha dispueato para Ia tarde del l9 de Noviem bre
Figuraran en- la dicha procession carros simb6
licos que seran costeados respectivamente por ell
Casino do Mayaglez, el Ayuntsmiento, Ei6rcito
Voluntarios, la Marina y Aduana Y el Centre
Hispano Ultramarino. Componen Ia junta que
ha de entender en- organizsr la procession, los se-
flores Suau, Travieso, Quintanilla, Tolosa, Ortiz,
Repiso y Dominguez.
Nos escriben de Aguas buenas que en- Ia NO.
noehe del 26 del c0rriente en- un bale que se CO.
ebraba On la casa del vecino don Jose Davila,
barrio de Caguitas, oeurri6 una reyerta entire los
individuos Jose Lebr6n, Epifanio Hernandez,
Miguel Ramos y otros, resultando heridos NOR,
talmente los dos prlmeros el dttimo de pron6s.
tico reservado. ri Juzgado SO constituy6 en- el
lugar del sucesoey las autoridades y Guardia ci.
vii cumplieron CON su deber."
Repetimos que nuestras autoridades estan
en- ell deber de tomar en6rgicas medidss contra
e uso de arma blanca que Sc ha generalizado en-
el pals. De 10 contrario-ya 10 hemos dicho an
tea de ahora,- dar& ell caso de que para asistir
una fiesta en- los campos de Puerto. Rico, sera
paeciso hacerse acompafiar de un escuadr6n de
| eaballeria y algunos cshones Krup. :&*~1f.
Hemos tenido ocasl6n de exAminar el uueve
| Omnibus que para 10 empress 81 Progreso de este
Capital se esta construyendo en- el taller de cor
Jose Torres Perez { La AndalSsG San Francisco
ndmoro 59) y podemos asegurar que ssra uns
I obra de n6rito, tanto por Ia solidez que obede
Go el plan general de sn construction, cuanto POI
| su elegancia la comodidad que brindara q los
pasajeros. El sehor Torres, que ha trabsiado er
los qrandes talleres de Madrid, se conoce que So
be 10 que tiene entire manos que deses scredi
tarse en- esta clase de obras. Nosotros ereemo
que cuando ell omnibus de que venimos ocup&n
donos sea conoeido del pdblico, se comprsnder
que trabaios de esa indole no es necesario encar
CARLOS fuera de Ia Isla, pues aqui pueden hacers
como los mejores, indiscutiblemente m6s bara
tos Y con mas s6lidas maderas.
Ha entrado ya On franca convalecencia nuei
tro querido amigo Pope Daub6n. Anteayer h
20 su primera sallda 10 Gale, noticia. que ne
saus6 verdadero contento. sssss .Sas. .ss2As.
I Dicen dc Santo Domingo que 81 tempors
del Is NO Oaus6 efectos desastrosos allf, pues pa
IS muy lejos. Solo 30 sintieron alganas raeha
de viento y varios chubascos.
i Msperamos que don Jos6 dc 10 Cruz, d
} Aguadills, 10 sirva pagar I'm anunoio que adeud
desds el dc Abril. ezs.sa.qs hsza To-
i Ha vsnido quejarse esta redacci6n Fral
lcisco Roias, vecino dc esta Marina. Dice gu
esta mahana cuando solo quedaban billetes pc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29
Nos comunlcan oe Rio.grande:

Noe comun1c2n oo Rio.grand0:
/ "El nonbramiento de don Tomas Paz para
alcalde de este pueblo se celebr6 CON mdsica po,
Ia peblacitn y hubo un lssnsh. 81 que asstieron 81
Diputado provincial don Jose M.a Fernandez, o.
Cura, el Juez Municipal y algunos eoncejaies y
vecinos. Don Tones paz fue eleeto coneejal, y
por cuya raz6n el sr. Gobernador General, CON ls
Unparalleled que le dlstingue, hacienda uso dc
sus atribuciones y en- cumplimiento de la ley lc
dssign6 para alcalde; ademAs ha sldo concejal er
otra ocasi6n j hoy es comerciante, propietario
oacial de svoluntarios vice preaidsnte del Comi
te Unconditional de la localidad"
aQu@ ocurre en- II question Exposici6n y fes
tas para ell Oentenario del descubrimiento d,
Puerto Rico? Circular mil noticias con sus co
mentarioa orrespondientes, que hacen supone
que aquollas nose %celebralan. De todos mo
dos oresmos eumplir CON un dsber publican
do estas lfness, pues 81 NADIA ocurre, conven
drfa mucho que, por quien corresponds, SO des
vanezcan por complete esos runores, potque pue
den csusar perjuicio q exitosque merece Ia Ex
posici6n al que todos eatamos On 81 deberld
eontribuir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Ha entrado ya en- franca convalecencia nue.
tro querido amigo Pope Daub6n. Anteayer b
20 su primera sallda & 10 calle, noticia que M
eaus6 verdadoro contento @'ss' 75.'as, @ss,'-a~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Orden de 10 plaza para manana: Jefs dc dia,
el comandante del battalion de Colon don Federi.
co Garcia. Vista dc hospital 40 captkn del bata.
lion de artilleria, Escolta do confnsdos pore
battalion de colon. Passo de convalscientss an
sargento del battalion de 10 Patria.s & s. IS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

%JNTGbeS de 11rOtO-6Odssro q
SeSQ de hle1-T0, t9sc6EO-
a.OS e G2s0Ete7'GEbEes se hAiisn de venta en-
la aclsdItada fal macia lie Sucssores de B.anco,
San Francisco 81. PreciOs: sin competencis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

Recortamos de un colega Ell siguiente humo-
ristico suelto que trata muy NAL por ciertoa kla
mas bella mitad del geuero humane. Dice asf:
ssLos mGndamientos de Ia muger.--El primsre,
amar su persona sobre todas lascoea4S Else.
gundo, no jurar cuando no convenga E terce-
70, santiHear sus actos. ri eusrto honrar sus
psraenas mssblsa. El auintol ne matss sgs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-29

g For los guardias de orden pdEhco Jose Car.
cia Ignaclo Cantero fn9 detenido lanochs en-
Santufce el individuo Angel Monie por supussto
autor del robo de un reloj de plata; y por sl
guardia Elviro Acevedo en- la Gale de la Cruz, Ell
idividuo Juan Pens Cepedaz (a) change alemkn,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
THE LATEST.

ALDACE I. WALKER has resigned his
office as chairman of the joint commit.
tee Of the Central Traffic and Trunk
lines
A son of Judge Gilbert. n noted Ken.
tucky lawyer, shot and killed Il police.
man at Paaucah.
JUDGE SHIRAs, OF the federal court al
Sioux City. has taken under advise
lnent the application for receiver foi
the Sioux City Il Northern road.
THE remains of Prof. Richard A.
Proctor, the eminent astronomer have
been transferred from an obscure grave
to II resting place betitting his worth.
ADDITIONAL news indicated that the
late gulf storm in Louisiana was an
almostunparalleled horror. Grand isle
and other low-lying places were swept
over by II huge wave from the sea. II
was thought that two Thousand Of the
people were drowned.
THE Locke faction was successful in
the Choctaw council.
JrDeE HENRY ut Kansas City, Mo-.
has declared dramshops to nc u nnis.
ance and taxes derived from them not
Mt all like ordinary taxes.
FOREIGN warships have prevented
further bombardment of Rio de .Ianeiro.
IT has been decided by the post Office
department to establish post offices ut
Santa Fee and at Starr in the strip.
OWING to the advance of the Matabale
Impis, near Cape Town, Africa. Col.
Jamison has resolved to attack them.
Colonial troops will start immediately
from forts Victoria and Charter
CAPT. PORTER, of the steam whaler
Newport, after revising his calculations,
has become convinced he did not reach
as far north as "a degrees, and that the
Greedy expedition still holds the record.
He, however, is satisfied that he went
further north than any whaler has
gone.
SPAIN and Morocco have commenced
hostilities, Spain being determined To
avenge the defeat of troops engaged in
erecting fort in alleged territory of
Morocco.
THERE is talk among members of
both houses about two weeks recess
before November l, and there can be
no such recess while the silver ques-
ton is still before the senate.
A REPORT. received at Helena, Mont,
says that Deputy Marshal Jack
son made an attempt to capture the
Northern Pacific train robbers and that
seven of his posse were killed.
AN important meeting of the Associ-
ated press was held ut Chicago. The
capital stock is to be largely increased
and u guaranty fund provided to meet
any emergency for full and complete
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
GENERAL.


CAPT. PAUL BoYNToN, the famous
navigator is in no way connected with
the Boynton who has been arrested ut
Rio Janeiro.
STRIKING French coal miners in the
district of Pas de Calais have heen riot
ing and making demonstrations against
non-union miners who were seeking to
take their places.
REV. BENJAMIE JEwETT, NJ. A.,
LII. d., late vice chancellor of the Uni
versity of Edinburgh, died the other
day. He was appointed to the Regius
professorship of Greek on the recon-
mendation of Lord Palmerston in 1855.
Two Italian papers have been sup
pressed at Buenos Ayres for publishing
news of the revolution and for COM
menting adversely upon the govern
ment's policy
The town of Jalapan, situated in the
northern part of Mexico was visited
by terrible storm few days ago, and
scores of houses were completely de-
molished and many people killed and
injured.
SARAH BERNHARDT has returned to
Paris from South America. She was in
Rio de Janeiro during the lombard
ment of the city by the rebel fleet, and
says it was simply exquisite"
DISPATCHES from Constantinople say
that the sultan has been greatly moved
by the agitation in England on behalf
of the Armenian prisoners in Asiatic
Turkey He has ordered that all the
papers bearing on the recent trial Of
Armenians in Angora be laid before
him.
In consequence of deficient water in
the Nile ten thousand acres of upper
Egypt are without irrigation. As the
cotton crop is q month late, the govern
ment has granted delay in the pay
ment of land taxes.
ALBERT Il. STEPHENSON, an authority,
makes careful estimate of this years
yield of cotton ut $500, 900 bales, 400,-
600 more than last year.
THE Missouri, Kansas & Texas road
is putting on new style of heavy pas
senger locomotives.
GERMAN military authorities propose
to withdraw all military attaches from
France, so as to force France to with
draw similar attaches from the nations
Of the dreibund.
THE whaling steamer Newport was
recently within six degrees OF the
north pole If the captain had appli-
ances the pole could easily have been
reached
Ten persons were killed and large
number injured by panic, resulting
from fire in church at Parangar-
lento, state of Michoacan, Mexico.
The people were attending religious
festival when rocket set fire to the
roof
GEORGE NJ. MUELLER. who was sent
by the French government to explore
Madagascar. has been attacked by u
band of brigands ind killed. He was
beheaded.
The Danish parliament has opened
The walls of the Golden Dragon,
hotel ut Konigs-Wirter, a resoet OF
Rhine tourists below the Datchenfels,
collapsed, killing seven persons.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
German
Syrup"

Wiui..l.n Mcclellan, Druggist at
Bloomingdale, Mich. "Ihave had
the Asthma badly ever since I came
out of the army and though l have
been in the drug business for fifteen
years, and have tried nearly every
thing on the market, nothing has,
given me the slightest relief until al
few months ago, when I used Bo-
schee's German Syrup. I am now
glad to acknowledge the great good
it has done me. lam greatly reliev-
ed during the day and at nightgo to-
sleep without the least trouble" o.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
THE EAST.

A FIERCE colliery fire is raging at the
Boston run workings of the Reading
company located near St Nicholas, in
the Mahanoy valley, Pa. This colliery
is one of the most important plants OF
the Reading.
SAMUEL n. WILLIAMS, chief clerk Of
the Tyrone, Pa, post Office, was arrest
ed by Special Inspectors W. W. Dick
son and II. b. Cribs, of the post Office
department, charged with opening and
abstracting money from registered
letters.
NoTIcE was posted in the mills of the
Trenton IN. j. Iron Co. announcing a
reduction of 10 per cent. in wages of
all employees. The mills are owned by
Cooper & Hewitt, of New York.
The Enterprise Pottery Co. at Tren-
ton, n. j., was destroyed by fire Loss
estimated at 100000.
ABOUT one-fifth of the textile work
ers around Philadelphia are unen,-
ployed.
HARDMAS. PECK & Co., New York.
dealers in pianos, with three stores
ehere, have assigned
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
Said They Gould Not

One day friend advised me to take q
bottle OF Hoods sarsaparilla. When had taken
one bottle, could get up, stand on my feet and
walk through the rooms. continued to take
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
THE SOUTH.


WHILE loading a pistol in Anderson
county, Ky. John Gritton accidentally
shot and killed his mother.
AT fire in mattress factory in New
Orleans two men were burned to death.
AT Mount Vernon, Ga, five negro
murderers were hanged from one scat.
fold.
Ex-UNITED STATES SENATOR WILLIS
d. MAcKES died recently in the West
ern asylum. at Hopkinsville. KY. OF
exhaustion incident to extreme old age.
He was in his saith yenr and was com
mitted to the asylum few weeks ago.
AT Pine Bluff, Ark, tremendous
rain poured down with millions OF
small frogs. The principal streets in
the business part of town were covered
with them.
STANDARD oil warehouses Mt Louis
vile, KY, burned. Loss, $4,000
A BURGLAR in Waco. Tex, boarding
house fred on William Downs, who
shot back and killed him. On the dead
mans body was found kit of burglar
LOOLS. oCfCIdi tbOucdhu uOimio WI III
of stolen jewelry was found in his house.
A TREMENDOUS gale caused the waters
Of the gulf to overflow the business
portion of Mobile, Ala, doing a great
amount of damage and causing the loss
of at least two lives.
THE Bessemer ore trust has secured
control of the Magnetic property ut
Cranberry. n. c. The price is said to
be 81, 000, 900.
Az the Louisville, (Ky.) conference
of the NJ. E. church, south, Rev. 5. j..
Winfrey was dismissed because he per-
sisted in running for the legislature.
Gov. MAcCoRKLE, of West Virginia, is
being severely criticised by the demo-
cratic press of that state for appearing
before the ways and means committee
at Washington in favor of tariff ON
coal.
FOURTEEN new cases of yellow fever
and three deaths were reported at
brunswick, Ga, on the Sd.
MANY married couples in Bowie conn
ty. Tex. have been informed by judi
cial decision that the marriage licenses
they .cured were void.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
The Strip and Cltizcnship.


Attorney-General Little has given an
opinion touching the status rs to citi-
zenship of the Kansans who made the
run in the Cherokee strip. He says:
While IL Is true that no one could enter this
territory without first making certain declar.
alton and receiving u certificate so to do, vet
this certificate operated as mere license TO
homestead the land and no one had the right to
homestead unless he held this certificate.
Now, there Is nothing in this first declaration
md certificate which in any manner makes the
holder resident OF the territory or forfeits
his residence here After receiving this certifi-
cate he may not enter the territory ut all, or
conclude not to homestead any OF the land. II
he or she concludes to homestead they can do
so In two ways-thcy can enter upon the land
and remain there three months without filing
thereon. AT the end OF which time they must
file their claim and continue to reside thereon,
or they can file their claim Immediately and,
after such filing. have six months to commence
their residence and occupancy. When the
party has filed on the land In the first instance
he then gains residence in the territory and
loses the same In the state, depending upon his
intention TO make the land so filed OH his resi-
dencc. II. from the hour he files on the land
or enters the same without filing, he intends TO
make IL his residence and TO homestead the
same, then his residence in this state is lost
From the hour OF filing. or entering the land,
his intention governs. II, after filing or set.
;lirg on the land, he comes to this state and
votes, at the same time intending to return to
the strip. after voting. such vote Is fraudulent
and void and the vote subjects him TO n Grim.
inal prosecution. In view OF the fact that resi-
dence is matter OF intention II u person who
has located claim in the strip or elsewhere
intends to return and has intended to return
after the election and complete the title to his
land he is no: n legal voter and may be prop
crly challenged ut the polls
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07
Hoods ';s':;''i1r Cures

the medicine, and steadily improved until was
perfectly well. I can prove oil I say by my
fellow workmen who saw me in my agony, or
the firm by whom I am employed" c. NJ.
HEYER, Hoboken, n ].
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-10-07

Hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels. &c
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
LOCAL NE " $.
Brief Mention. ke Saltonstall for an outing.

Lake SaltOnstau for an outing.
 Buy on Carmel street. R. E. Baldwin.
 Turing and grading by the Connecticut Concrete company, 4s Church street.
 Worlds fair excursion tickets $2S. Morse, Schroeder 6 Stock, BIO Benedict building.
 Don't fail to attend Arion excursion to Roton Point Thursday, June g. Tickets 75 cents; children, 35. See posters.
 The funeral services of Rev. James A.. Finnegan, who died suddenly in Provi. dence, R. l., will take place tomorrow at St. Mary's church, this city.
 Officer Bellman's condition last night was said to be about the same as on Satur- day, and it will be some days yet before he will bs able to be out.
 -Rebecca Naomi lodge, No. IS, K. s. F., will hold strawberry and ice cream festi- val at Golden Rule hall on Thursday even- ing, June 20, for the benefit of the sick and orphans.
 In consequence of the inclement weather Saturday the baseball game between the newspaper men of this city and the Bridgeport scribss has been postponed until next Saturday.
 The Trades council and the Building Trades league, at a meeting held last even. ing, decided to petition the board of edu cation to employ none but union men or the new high and training school build ings.
 Prof. A. W. Wright of Yale has beer sadly bereaved in the death of his mother most estimsble lady, who passed away al the home of Prof. Wright yesterday. Sht was the widow of the late Jesse Wright oi Lebanon, and was in the ninetieth year o1 her age.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
At City NIissIon Hall.

The platform at the City Mission hall was not only adorned with an abundance of flowers at the different Sunday ser vices yesterday, but in the evening there was hardly room upon the platform for the ladies and gentlemen composing the Brad bury chorus, who came to have charge of the service.
 The early song service was led by MT. Eugene s. Willis, all joining in singing familiar pieces from gospel hymns, with the accompaniment of the choral orohes- trs, led by MT. R. B. Hughes with MT. Bailey as pianist. The opening exercises were by the missionary pastor, Rev. Mr. Mossman, who afterward introduced MT. E. M. Willis as director of the Bradbury chorus and leader of their hall servies. The scripture was read and prayer offered short addresses were made by Messrs Weller, Manning, Clarke and Cullom, and also by MT. E. 8. Willis. Selections were sung during the evening by the full chorus and also by their double male quartstts. There was also an overture by the orchestra and an instrumental selection during the offer ing. At the conclusion of the regular service an after.meeting was held at which there were several requests for prayer. The names of the members of the Rrad- bury chorus are as follows: E. M. Willis. George H. Fulford, 0. T.. Lincoln. E. S Gowles, W. s. Brainard, Fl. T. Clarke. R. I. Munson, R. G. Warren, R. E. Brainard. Mrs. R. E. Brainard, Eugene s. Willis' Mrs. Eugene s. Willis, Misses Cotton, Jennie Lincoln, Flora Brainard, Jennie Dean. Nina Dean. l.. D. Fitzgerald, and Jannie Parker, Mrs. E. Van Linda and MrG. E. ". Conc.