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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
SUMMONS.


Sarah Kahn. plaintiff,
John N Dolan, Marcella DolAn hls wife,
nloer,J hoDlnsor, and Jano Doe Robinson,
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
Fryeuns 70 John n. Do.an and Marcella
Doe Robinson, his wife, defendants.
Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az
pear in m action brought against YOU
hy We ABOVE named plaintiffs 10 The District
court OF inr lhifd Judicial bisttict Of the
lurutory % Utah sud 10 answer tho comp aiat
h.cd therein within ten days leac usivs N ne
DAY " tsrViccl alter the fervics on you Of tbts
ssnmous-ii served within thu couHty. OF. 4
served out q this county, but 10 this district
within twenty AYE othe! wise Nllh,n forty
dHys-er judgment BY de'Ault viii b taFen
ssaihst you, according 10 the pfaJes Of saii
IN sIIu action 10 rnu httohtys dgmopt
fgairft defendants DofAn m the sum n fts0.
" W inietest % ~ yer cont per aunum ttoui
with inter Il from May 2. ltlt for SIS 81 vito
iutercst from May il. ls9t tor tit 81, with IN.
tercst from June & 1894. all % per cent prr
nnnum, ior taNe' pad by plalnuf. aud for
prudisH0rv note executed by defpndauts
nu.Hn 10 plaintn june %. ispi. tyr 8t5lI, with
interest ~ " per cent pcr Annum-sAmc being
due pnd wholly unpaid saw the sum u 500
Interest and ucing secured by a mortgage Of
even date on ptguItcs hereinafter described
executed ~ defendants Dllan TO plaintiff
u NNH
execution OF suid mortgage, conveyed 10 de-.
iyudant Albert j. Nobin8un. subject IN lien OF
saii mortgage 70 have the usual decree " this
court for the sale " said premises. adindEins
7 that pr cuods Of such sale be- Appucd IN pave
ucnt % amounts due a. above. that defend
ants and all perapus claiming under then D.,
barred ami furtCl1sCd Of all 70 um or equity 1i
redemption To- said prrmIscs and tor oihol
fCuOt aaid premises are described ~ IoiIows
] 10 wis. 81 ~ lots numbered from . To- T. tn
elusive, and beng 40 She lots compdsinl
DO ans aIud.Nitiou u = Part OF Uiock u. pia
I a, fttU Acre ilat big lr'i survey rNrrptIul
l1ts 80 5uu 90 of said subdivision All situate ID
sait take tity and coHuy. Utah
AMI YOU ate hereby nounui thst II vou fail u
I appear and answer she sHld co plant - allow
required tho san plaintiff vii apply 10 th
I court Tor the 70 iuf fguaudgd therein.
l witness. the Hon. samuel a. Merritt. iud q
and the seal ~ the District Court o
the Third Judicial District in hnl
| tsrAtI Tor the Territory Of Utah, this 1871
| Gay ofJuly. In the wear ot our Tor
one thousand eight hsudfed au
| ninety four
DAVID e DUNBAR. CLERK.
/ by btp y LOOMS, Deputy CLERK
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YOU Ana nERIuY REQumED 40 Az.

N W WTNT III WT-NN WTTT| HID NJ Az
II pVlrt u an action brought against YOU bY
the above named plaintiff ln the Distrlrt Cuur.
OF the Ihifd judicial uiHrct OF the Territory
u Jtai .nu 10 answer tho amended com.
plant ned therein WITHIN ten dave toNclusigs
u the day OF service after the service uu you
Uf tula fuumuua= 10 served within this county
or, " served out ~ this county, but IN tails
District wlthlu twenty dave. otherwise within
for dAyaaUr Judgment IS default wit br
taken against you, arco rdtug u the PRAYER Of
uhid amended comp sius.
The aaiu action IL brought 10 have a decree Of
thu. court for tue tltoeiosurr % certain
g. =. Cars september iith, is9l, upon prem.
iscs hrat hereinafter ucacurtd, gwen 70 secure
payment Of a certain ptomintorY note, exc
yI ns ny tna aSsispasns1, 70 sAa a. :. VMs.
hlior uaic, WIN lnletesi itum inAluti!y ~ y
l'f tNub Nfi hhuAWl tAlA uetN eflhk uut Ahl
unpaid. save interest," 70 July isL lslJ, and
llvsl9 phiu ich illh, W., hhd igl0sl pAld
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NOTICE

TINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stoeknnldcrs NJ mo Pc0ple'a Equitable
% operative Association Will be held ht their
store aud Main street, Monday, sept 2Ith
hHl NJ 1lAn y. W,
tho purp6.e NJ tb0 meeting IA 10 hear the
flnnncial report Tor tho last siN months, the
election of onIcurs Tor the ensuing year and
the transaction " such other business us may
propeTly come before the meeting
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
secy. ana Treas.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
rslaie OF sarah D. MerLIoy, dccollci.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undCrsigncd, administrator Of the -,
tate of Sarah u. MeTklcy, deceased, 20 tho
creditors Of ana all persons having claims
against Tie SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them
With the necessary voucher. within ten months
atttr the nrat Publication Of THIS notice, TO
hs toildcuce, No so Mosi North Temple ST.
SAT- Lake cry, Utah, In the County Of sHlt
Lake
NELSON MEHKLEY,
Administrator of The ustlto VI sarah d.
MuTklCy, deceased.
Dated August gsth, 1874
DIZZY 4 sIuIEr. AttpTnuya.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


TNTITT on ITTTITWTWTT TVTHTTII WVTVNHTT-
NTO1ICE l. UFtthI GIVEN ny THE
y undcrsignu8, Nelsun Mcralry Adminisiru,
tur OF lho oatalr az thustOph. Mctkloy DE.
ceased, TO luu Cro1itsrH OF Aud hl prrsOus
having claims ugilus tho SAID deceased. To
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication
OF tbis noure. Co the faii Administrator 40 his
rssidencr No .sb west Nor,h Temple Street.
sail L-kc CRY and County, Utah
NELSON MERkLEY.
Administrator ~ tho estate OF Christopher
Merkluy deceased.
Dated August 10Th, 'hli
DAY y hTREEri Attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
SUMMONS.
ln the District Court In and for the Third
judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County " SAT- Lake.

Judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County Of SAT- Lake.
Alma II. Crow plAnuh. u Francisco Bias,
culi, Retro NAmhgnhno, Teresa GrAtiAnO
and AnnAtoniA bngIio, defendants.
The people Of the Territory Of utah send
grceung 10 Francisco bianculli. fetfo
hAmAEnApo, Teresa 6Tariano and An-
natoniA brslio, dsfendanis.
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO
II appear IN an action brought against you
~ ihe .1 t, named I,l pla.inIa ~ me p,i,et
Territory OF Utah, aud 10 answer the CON.
plant niod thor. IN within ten days (eHclustEo
% The DAY Of servlcol after the service on you
Of thus summsns-lt served within this county;
or, u served out Of this county, but In this ola
tflcI, within twenty days; otherwise within
forty dsys-or iudgmsut by default will Be
taken AgAlnsl you, according 70 the prayer Of
The said seton /, brought TO have judgment
against tnld defendants IN the sum OF tlioo.
with interest ais per cent, per annum from
plAiutin. for $50 lltotneys fee and coats of suit,
alleged 10 DO due on certain promiSsOrY note,
10 piAinun, September 3lth. 1921, Tor tlloo. due
Is months after date, without intefest-same
being due aud wholly unpaid, and being 90.
cured BY mortgage u even date on premises
hereiuaft0T descnbod, executed by defendants
10 plainuh to have the asVai decree Of this
court or the foreclosure OF said mortgage sud
sale Of SAID premises, adiudgug thAt defend
ants aud AL persons claiming under them be
barred and foTcoloied Of all claim or equity Of
redemption In said premises, that plAiniih
have Judgment Againtt defendants for any dc.
htlUnry Hnn Tot other relief, SAID pTemists arc
described ~ folioNs to,wIt beginning At tho
southwest corner o. lot Q, block o., plat II, p"
salt i.ake cry survey aud running thence east
% feet, thence north 10 rods, thence west y
feet thence south 10 rods 10 beginning, with
hIIek dwelling house thereon SITUATE In SAT-
Lake CITY and County, Utah Territory,
Aud you are hereby notified that n you fail
10 nUpe1r and answer the said complaint So
above required, the said plaintiff will apply 10
the c0urt for the relief ieu Audei therein,
Witness. the lion samuel A, Merritt, Judge,
and the seal OF the District Court Of
the THIRD Judicial District, M and
fshALl for tho Territory Of Utah, this 10Th
day OF Upt,, ~ the year VI our Lord
ont thousand eight hundred and
ninety four
DAVID G.. DUNBAR, Clerk.
DANIEL uABmsOTOS, attorney tor plaintiff,
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NOTICE IO oREplToRs.


Estate OF Elizabeth Willes, deceased
NOTICE Is nEREliN GIVEN ny TliE
~ undOrsiguud, administrator OF the 60
tate ~ Elizabeth NlllCs. deceased. 10 the cred,
Iturs o., auu Nl persons having claims
against tho said deceased, tn exhibit thom
with the necessary vouchers within four months
alter ttU ursl pub iUaupn ut tbs notice, TO tho
rall admuls traitor ~ hls rcsidoncu, No. ~
salt lsalU.
Lated scptombcr 5th, 1871.
WILLIAM J. WILLIS,
Administrator 81 tho estate Of Elizabeth
NIl.CF, deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N alta meeting OF the Board of Directors,
heId ON the LIST day Of july 1874, an asaca'
meut of two mills per chars was levied on me
sIsIy t5 James Monat' serf6iaTy ana Treas.
urur, No, O West first South Street, ralt lAhe
CITY Any stock upon which sald Assessmenl
shall remain unpaid on the uth Jay or August
lsli, shall become delinquent and AlNertsel
for sale, ana unless payment 70 MADE before
Will be sold az public auction on september
llth 1894, Ht one O'Clock p. M, Al the hufeaAlu
nnlce tu pAy the ueliuqrrut assessment, To-
gptutr with costs OF advertising aud expenses
IL sale. ny order uf the Board VI Directors.
W JANIS MOfFAr,
secy aud IreAA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
SUMMONS
In the District Court In md for the THIRD
Ju4lcial DMtfict II t,nh Territory, County
OF salt Lake.
John Aiburgor aud john g. stocr. partners rs
AluurscE stptr q Company.
ulluuus,
W
h. L. McClain, q fculuut
The People Of the Territory OF Utah send
gtguuug
Tot. D.. hcClau, defendant

Won ARE nEWEu REQUIRED To Ar
pear 10 hu atliuu brought uRlius YOU "
We ABOVE named pialuuh Loo tur ulHtict Court
OF !hc lhiId judicial uIHuIc. vf ttc lyruiury
~ itahi tul Go answer soc complaint niti
tbtfrlu Wittln iru AYb.uNClusiFu ui tNu ual NJ
hrlNcrl after the service uu you 90 iuia
sutiinfus-If served WItHin this COUNTY, or. Do
DO we'd out ct thiH county, bot in this district
withn twenty days, uthtrNlsc within forty
dnNH-Or Judgment hy default wan DO taken
against you, according 90 Tue prayer Of sad
complaint,
uofald action is brought to have Judgment
against defendant IN sum of SIHLl-, st Wa-
uuty thereof Tor 60 g. OF cunt nul o. have Il
writ ur attachment Issue against property
NJ 7lii defendant, said sum HItgr 20 be dur
Tor guodH. wares and merchandise sold Go
defendant AZ hiH request, NF pl lutlts, ON or
huOut March %, lsl uuu March 20, 1874 uuuu
. a tuur mOuthsl limo from Man iG 1854. ..fu,i
being wholly uuusit
Ana you hro hufcby notified that ~ you ilIl
10 appear aud answer The SAID compliant 90
above required. no aal1 pJiuuH Will Apply 90
the court for tho relief dumAndoi therein.
witness tho lien. Samuel A. Merritt, judge.
und tho sea Of the district court NJ
tho third Judicial District IN AMI
IELAL . for the Territory NJ Utah, tins ru
day NJ August, iu Tho year ut our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety tour.
Dawn q, puSuAR Clerk.
by GEoUOE u. Looms. Deputy ClCrE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
RAILR DADS.
NlU
n HssHGaS GRANDE
SSs.ss'lg WESTERN .
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In EHprl luno tx 1904
TiME TAnln, w LUJsli JulJ W. lvJfl

TINE 4anan. IN Eject June %, lSS4,
Leave sRlt Lahe
80. .-TOr Provo. unsham, AMI
all puIn'a tAtt,,....,,,,..... sos a. m.
No t-tor Provo. Irand junction
aud Al points East.,....., % D 20,
No C-lor Provo Maui aud
sallna ....... ...................... gaop. m.
40 e-For Eureka and BinFham. coop. IN.
40 B-for ogden and Wcst....-... n Hpp. 10.
No l-f3r Ogden ami tho Wost.... l'sl pm.
Arrive Snit Lake
No i-From Provo, Grand Junction
and tho thst,.sssssrs.,s.s. lls0 p. m
No. From Provo, Grand Junction
and the katt4sss.,..s,.s..,s. itt1 p M.
No 6-iTom bingham. Provo. Manu
and ehiina s.s,.sss.ssss.s $50 .. M
No. e-fIom Eureka and Bingham u.iA a. M
No s-lrom UFicH ana tho West 5issa IA
No t=irom ugdea and tho West. sil5p. m.
only line funninE through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing ltJom -Iotpors O. uunvnr va
urand Junction and 70 Kansas Guy and Chiea,
- wa Colorado points tree rrciining chair
cas- snlt Lake to uonyor. and only line run.
ming Pullman Nleepcrs sAlt Lake " san FRAU
CISCO. hoohangoaI eioas oonneetonL safety
tpced and comfort.
Ticket once, 10 v. End South.
n. e. DODGE. Az. wEpBY.
Cen, Manager Gen. supt.
J.h lLNNErr, Gen. r. &r.A.
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
greeting To Nniam nufko. NAry l.
hufhe. biz wife. howard Pepper. Mrs.
ocorgo W. stern, Catherine o. Dyer,
Aaron hci ser, VIVIAN e, MctofniCE,
Mary nfiAon, uniUn National hauk. Of
rult Lake cry, e corporation, Edward ~ D..
Micts, 1rusion for N. ~, Scott ~. u
Scott, and NJ, " iuinrd, =. ". TAYLOR aud
george Cfurkcr. uuirg business under the
hru unm' Of ftomoniory stooz Company,
Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17
THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line rulIlrB Two
Through Fast TIinI daily I
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.


Train No. leaves Ogden 700 am,
Salt Lake sos am, arrive NJ Pueblo
6IS m, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1880 a.tn.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 7:zo pm,
Salt Lake S:75 pm, arrive at Pueblo
pm, Colorado Springs 500 p.m.'
Denver 1880 pm
Connoo ious made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chalr cars ana Pull
man sleepvTz on all trains. Take The
u. a II. q, and have comfortable Trip
AMI enjoy the nnoaG scenery on ~" con-
tinOnL
AZ. HUGHEs, 3, X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, q. y. 4 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
u. y. NEVlSS,
General Agent
galt LAhs CiIg, u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17

The National bank pf tho Republic, plainlln,
W
William Burke, MAY l.. nurke Die wife. Edward
topper. Alfs. hsurEc W. stuAfn, Catherine
n. yer. Aat0u koyser, William ;. SIC.
turnict. MARY buAou, Union National
Bank n salt Lake CITY, a corporation, nd
H. H. scott aud ". ". iiuford. ! ". TAYLOR
ana George trpgkrr, dutuE business under
the nrm name ~ ffomont1ry stock Com
pany Defendants.
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Aug. both, 1894
ytg,as Arrire aud DtuHH 20 sac Lt-s
en- Dotb, a. foiOeia

y,aHs Srrtre aud DtfHU ~ sac Li.u
Gu Datb, a. foiOcis
Annfvg
Prom oil Eastern points ...s...s...... 9 N a ri
tt,m Unite. PORTLAND, san IRAN.
cisco, cache valley and uEion...io II a w
IRON nil Eastern points iark iIy
and OEdUu.......'ss's ...a..''s.s''ss . 10 p q"
PROM san francisco, Ogden and
intermediate roints.................. o' y M
From Provo and intormcdlhic uIinla. % IN
rom Milford. Juab. rr1fo, -anp,io,
and Eurekas.s.....,.....s...s ..,....... lN y N
'fron terminus and ToooIo........-.. W y IN
pTrAEt
for ,rden. rart cay AMI n
Eastern points 4..s....a.. .......,. : On m
Tor ogden and intermediate p1iDs o.. - m
for ogden. intermediate uoun
Ran Tfauriaco and cache
Valley points ......sssss..ss....as.s 81 p m
Tor ogden, lutte Helena. Portland
san francisco uud al poi,s east y y n
.Iorp urosa. rr1vo. tsnuuta VALLEY
Ncphi Juab and irtro..sa. 60. Is q m
Tor Provo and intermediate uo.uts... 70 pm
- or oocle and Iotmiuus............ q m
Daily tsccpt sunday.
itfAlni touth oi Juil run daily cNtepi
sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17

In the District Court In aud Tor the Third ~
dICiAl Distuol Of Titan Torrll1fy
County o. salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17

The people Of the Territory Of utah send
greeting 10 Francisco Bianculli. feuo
hAmAsnApo, Teresa GTariano and An-
nAtuuiA nrtglio, defendant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-17

Alma II, Crow. plAinun. v Francisco BiAA'
eulh, ieuo NAmaguano, Teresa GrArtAh0
and AnnAtoniA Huglio, defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
AMERICANS AT ENGLISH HOTELS

Recent arrivals Of Americans at leading English
hotels are: Mctropole. Lonion-James :. Roberts
oscar Straus w Rasmus and W. G. Mason. New
York; G. Koehler. and o. Tinker. St Louis: T.. c.
Swift Boston: Henry Stewart New-Orleans.
Savoy Hotel London-R. c. Boyd. r. Nelson Page
and family Bryan Lathrop j. Newberry and fam
lly and Mrs. G. II. Stockwell. New-York: Mrs. j.
Wanamaker and family. and r. Wanamaker and
family. Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Underhill Mr.. and Mrs J.
Sinclair Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs John f.. Fiz-
gerald Ncw-York: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Pupn.
Asheville n. C.: Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Seasonford
and family. Cincinnati; MI and Mrs d. Prouty.
Iangham Hote L ION Man and Mrs Fran mex.
York Mr. and Mrs. W. $. Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs.
F. s. Reese, Philadelphia: Mrs f. r. Ballard and
Mrs G. NJ. Thurston. Louisville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
CAUGHT BY A KEEN and PLUCKY UOMAN.
THE EXPERIENCE OF a YOUNG MAN IN TRYING
TO STEAL a WEDDING RING FROM THIRD.
AVE IE.MEIlR STORE

THE EXPERIENCE OF a YOUNG MAN IN TRYING
TO STEAL n WEDDING RING FROM a THIRD.
AVE. JEWELRY STORE.
Mrs. l. Lindner has kept jewelry store at No.
1928 Third-ave. for nearly twenty years. She Is
mite Of woman but full Of pluck. a well-dressed
young entered her store just before noon yes
terday and asked to look wedding rings.
he expected tc be married last night. Mrs. Lind
placed "A box Of heavy wedding rings upon the
showcase. and the young picked out two of
them valued at 80 p and the other at 81 30.
While making up his mind about them. young
woman entered the store and while Mrs Lndner
occupied with her the young man decided TO
take the 50 % wedding ring. placing the 81 80 ring.
as Mrs. Lindner supposed In the box. Then he
said to Mrs Lindncr:
II buyer in the employ OF D. NJ. Williams
cos dry goods firm at One hundred and twenty
nfth-st. and Third-avc and desire you to have
enF r on inc r'"S '"eFe '"''''''' o. - W. 10
He said that he would return for the ring later
in the afternoon. He did not pay for IT,
In placing the box of rings back In the showcase
Mrs Lindner noticed that one OF them had red
dish look and 1t flashed upon her that her young
customer had swindled her. The ish-looking
ring was brass and worth about 10 cents Mrs
Llndner hurredly started after the thief She
went into Wllliams's store and found that such
person 3 she described was employed there Then
and-twenty -fourth-st. she discovered the young
nan standing in front OF another jewelry store
She up to him, grasped him by the arm ana
exclaimed:
GIVE me my ring
The young man denied that he had the ring. but
Mrs Lindner not to be 'buned' off.
well, don't talk so loud said the man. and
placing his hand In his pocket, he drew out gold
ring and handed II TO Mrs. Lndncr. She was not
"a tisfed that II her ring until she had weighed
H. and she made the thief go with her to her store
When she got him inside. Mrs. Lindner took a
pistol from drawer and. pointing II at the thief
said: New. you attempt TO leave this store until
1 weigh this ring and III blow n hole In you
The ring was weighed and found to be correct
Instead OF turning the man over to policeman
Mrs Iindner allowed him TO go. Before leaving
the store he demanded the bogus ring from Mrs
Lndner. , - ,,,.,,
keep this to remember you BY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
TO CELEBRATE FOCR ANNIVERSARIES.
INTERESTING DAY FOR THE LITTLE CHURCH
AROUND THE CoRNER"-THE ADDRESS
OF DR. HOTGHTON.

With to-day. the Rev Dr. George II Hough,on
rector of the Church OF the Transiguration. the
Little Church Around the Corner" Will complete
ms pastorate Of forty-six years in that church
while the length Of Dr. Houghton's rectorship is
concdent with the life Of the parish itself for the
church organized by himself in 1885, and he
has been its only rector. Anniversary Sunday. the
first in the month OF October. is always day OF
gladness in DR. Hough,ons congregation. for 1t
commentaries four Incidents In the history OF the
parish: the forty-sxh anniversary OF the first ser
vice held; the thrty-ninth anniversary Of the in
PRODUCTION OF the Of the onertory In place Of
the ordinary plate collection. IT Is called; the
fourteenth anniversary Of the commencement there
OF a daily Eucharist; the nay celebration OF the
holy communion. and the thirteenth anniversary Of
the Introduction Of supplied choir Of men and
boys under the auspices Of the present organst
and choirmaster According 70 the custom which
he has observed for years Dr. Houghton has pre-
coded the anniversary Sunday with a printed adj
dress to the members Of his flock In this he refers
to the incidents which the day celebrates and says
in P1 Md,,o &c, t,o o.y B., ar,., -, ,to r-o.
once Of as large number possible % dcyOut
communicates al the early celebration at o'clock;
by as general an attendance well can be at all
the services Of the day and 1879 a. m ana
p. m.of the members and friends Of the parish. by
j prayer offered by ever one Of th.m for bless
ing upon the parish. its work for the glory OF God
the parish who minister in holy things; 10y az sub
staniia an offering for the Increase Of the Trans
asuranon m Tuna wnfh Is no" 800"
ton Of the organ fund. For this completion there
lacks. am told. but 500. The entire cost Will be
$500"
The Church Of the TRANSPORTATION founded
by SIX persons in little room In West Twenty
fourth-st. forty-sx years ago. II In that CON
tracted apartment that DR.. HOughton. then young
man. preached his first sermon to that small con-
eregaton. None Of It's members was possessed OF
Influence or means, but the congregation grew AMI
was at last able to build the church East
Twenty-ninth-st, Just off Fifth-ave., where it sti
remains Of the notable houses Of divine
ne a Of nd
influence.
The parish also supports chapel in West Sixty
ninth-st, and has free library. St ChristOphers
class for the instruction Of young girls. St AIMS
guNd for working women. an Altar Society. Mater
nifty Society, Missionary Aid Society and other
benevolent organizations.
Before the next anniversary the church building
VIII have been greatly enlarged by the construction
OF an addition to its chanccl on property adjoining,
which has been purchased for the purpose with
money contributed by wealthy woman OF the CON
gregauon, who. ii Is said made offering OF a
check for $4,000 on ST. Marks Day, 1899.