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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
IHREk-HoRSE FIRE TEAMS.
Powerful Teams They Are OF Three Horses
Driven Abreast as In Roman Chariots.

Powerful Teams They Are OF Three Horses
Driven Abreast as In Roman Chsriots.
Every one OF the twenty-five hook and lad
der trucks OF the New York Fire Department Is
now drawn by team OF three horses driven
abreast. The change from two-horse teams
which was begun in 1885. was brought about
naturally enough by the increased weight to
be carried. The department had been addin e
for some years previously q large number OF
liie-saving implements and tools. and these
had finally weighted down the apparatus. par
impleme nts. to such an extent as to Interfere
with making time going TO fires The nrst
tea, team to which mir horse was AIDED o was
so successful that third horse was added to
all the IRE truck teams IN the city
the teams OF the heavier engines and 70 the
teams OF those engines that lie on the sides OF
half Of the eity's engines are now drawn by
threa-horse teams. and all are provided with
equiDment by which they arc enabled to use
the cltys better water supply and the use OF
heavier engines. the tendency in the depart
gines There are new no One-hnTs tenders In
use except in the double companies double
company IL one provided with two com pleto
sets Of apparatus practically two com panfes in
one In the absence Of the first company the
second company covers the ground These
COMPANIES are all In the crowded lower part OF
the city. where the room Is not sufficient for
the accom- mOdation OF four, wheeled tenders
with tWo-horse teams. but in all the other
companies our-wheelsd tenders with two
horse teams are now used.
Fire Chief Hugh Bonner says that the use Of
the thr ee- horse teams is found adyAntAg sous In
every respect. IL takes, perhaps two or three
seconds more time 70 hitch up three horse
team but that Is much more than gained on
the road and for long runs three; horse team
can keep up a good steady gait and get a com;
more strength 10 drive a three horse team, but
there is no difficulty in finding in the DEPART
ment men who can drive.
The great advantage OF the three-horse team
is that II gets the conn AnV there quickly. An
especial benefit following their use Is obserya-
BILE IN winter, One now rarely or never hears
OF IRE apparatus stuck going TO a nrs; the
three horse team goes right ahead through
the very worst goinG. The old spike team Was
not OF much service II could not compare with
the team OF three horses driven abreast. all
urdeI the control OF the driver. and each doing
his full duty
There has been in recent years a visible In
crease in the number Of three-hoTse teams
driven abreast In business use. There were In
use in tho city before 1875 few nne three
horse teams driven in this fashion. but II is
probable that the greatly increased use OF
such teams IN recent years is 20 eonside rable
extent due 10 the success attending their use
in the Fire DepATtment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
LI4BILITY or THE COMPTROLLER
His subordiuate-' drmnIty Bonds and
Their SIEnrrs.


Their Slsnrrs.
1t Is q fact not generally known. even to
careful students OF the public affairs OF the
municipA Atty OF New York. thar the Comptrol-
Ter Of the city is personally liable for the acts
of his subordinates. and is individually charge
able for any collection which they make and
fail to account for To protect himself. there
fore. from the possibility OF loss. he secures
from such OF his subordinatss as handle
public money an indemnity bond. which
Is renewed to each successive Comptrol-
Ter. Mr.. Fitch's bonds are nearly all In.
CONTROLLER storrs Is under slu 200 bond.
his chief surety being, Contractor John ID.
OF Accounts. Is undera $1,000 bond his surety
upon which Is Contractor Thomas + Grim
surety 10 the extent OF $4,000 on the bond OF
John NJ. IslmOur. Marshal for the collection Of
arrears OF personal taxes Daniel BUCKLEY q
as Stuyyssant street are the suTetes Of two
OF the Market Collectors;
the surety OF Marx ct Clerk Walsh. ana Thomas
LslAne. who Was one OF the contractors fur
suTeties Of Alexander Meakim. Clerk Of Mar
ketE. The surety OF his predecessor. Charles
MGGss was Martin nGe contractor who
Campbell. one OF the state Democracy men
is the surety TO tie Comptroller for David
OBrien, the new Market Superintendent, the
surety OF his predecessor John A. sullivan. hay-
ing been Lawrence =, Callahan. Both Campbell
and Callahan are in thetea business on NeseY
street. Dennis Burns. the mem Der from Sligo,
as politicians best know him. Is one OF the
suTeties OF Larry LangAn. the ComptTOllsr's
messenger. Harry MunsOn. q bill poster. 10
a surety for Market Collector kapp. and Ger.
aid Fttzgihbon. a, plumber; Is the surety OF
pArkhurst. in the Bureau for the Collection Of
Taxes. has as one OF his suTeties John l.. VIM
dOlph who was Republican Senator from the
Thirteenth district when FIed Gibbs was q
poWer there, lN-AldeTUEu i'upther is one Of
the sutetes OF lAyma>trr's Clerk Norrel aud
ex-senator Caultwsli Il the surety Of another
The handling OF public money in the tomp-
tTOller's ONCE is protected by so many sale
guards. The result Of long experience and the
AIPl cation OF business methods. that any loss
% cash u which the city has title Is aim ost
impossible: but this iact does not relax the
care OF the Comptroller. though there have
hssR no serious dslAleati0ns In that once
s.nes the coupon frauds. before the comp
tTollsT was an elective officer. IL 10 a rather
suTpTising thing that though the present
Comptroller Is an active member Of Tam many
Hall and has been one OF It's moSt trusted men
on the stump and In counsel very few Tam
many men are on the bonds Of the omeiAls In
his once. "A Com ptrollePs bond, Il ought 70
be added. IL 80 drawn as to hold, uncondl-
tlonAlly. the signers. This IL not true OF AL
bonds given 10 the city. those fuInished In the
police courts for good behavior being In
nearly sVeIy case mere matters OF form. and
fhosS iuTnishsS by retail saloon keepers be-
az 10 vel knQgn, 20 dsisstlvs In bladinE
legal toEes - 70 b pE1etlsAllJ worthless
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
Alaska. whI,Esy War.

From ne Ndt1 FoaE iheiit2sFe'F.
News OF the "Whiskey war" in Alaska was
brought down on the steamer Ctr OF TOpeka,
which arrived yesterday. The agitation OF the
past few months eliminated in the recent
seizure by the customs officials OF $40 gallons
Of struggled whisky.
AZ the end OF the last fiscal year. June
30, 1883. the Government ceased selling
beer stamps In Alaska thereby causing
the shutting up Of the brewery Of John
GRAY at juneau Under the law liquors can
10 sold By druggists on physicians pre-
seriutions and licenses are only 20 be
granted TO reputable druggists. As a
natter Of fact prescriptions have been given
for ten gallons Of Whiskey which the druggists
Sold TO men who carried on saloons although
II Is against the Law to sell drinks. In this WAY
there was quite q trade In the stun. which 10
admitted under special permit by customs oni-
GERS When consi gnsd TO licenzed druggists. But
the druggists also secured large shipments OF
beer and when this Was put on the mar ket Il
caused Gray. whose brewery had been closed
forwarded his complaint 20 the dspAItmsnt
had been refused the privilege Of mAnuiAc-
This not only set the ball rolling but set the
druggists by the ears. and as warfare had been
opened against them they EstAlistsd ~ In;
forming the customs oficlAls OF the landing OF
some Ehsksy In the night The oIneers pro-
cured a search warrant and found 0OO gallons
Of British Columbia whtskeJ In the res dsnes
81 FEank Berry. . saloon keePsr. beEry mas
arrested Ghd u nos held IN $500 honda
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auaIn, "a. lie. In q .orE,. Cave.

]. W. Keys OF Gainesville. Ga. who recently
discovered In cave fifteen miles from that
place curious piece Of stone or pottery. in
ssmblAnee OF q human figure. says that the
cave has several entrances. and that youbR
man uneauhed at another point al earthen
pot with handle shaped ike = swan's meek;
The figure thai ksys discovered vas found
cave. and WAS buried undsr Elk feet Of earth.
IL seems to be an eATtheEn laT. shaped ~ the
top like human head. The ehain found about
strands. II resists such acids a. have been
applied TO H. but the nature q the material
has not been determined. Along With the
p pSstsSy s ;Ha psss q 'S sSS ~ VI
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REpusLIcAx sALoox kEEpgns
Many who Have LoRx Held AIoor Are
Slipping Hack Iato Their Party.

Many who Have LoBx Held Aioor Are
slipping Hack IatO Their Party.
when Warner Miller embarked. in 1883. on
his high-licsnse campaign. which was In
tended to set the little red schoolhouss on
the hill' against the liquor saloon. In order
that great gain Of votes wolld result to the
Republican ticket In the farming districts Of
the interior. there was great falling OF from
the standard OF regularity % the Republican
saloon keepers In town. and many OF them de-
clared that they would have nothing further 10
do with the Republicans or the Republican
policy. The defeat OF Mr.. Miller was no in
ducement 10 them 10 turn. and since that time
they have. generally speaSing kept aloof from
Republican politics
hut since the legislature slipped back into
the hands II Republicans ant the hiRh-lieenss
question las been definitely abandonsd bY
tons Of movement to return TO their hTst
allegiance and not few OF those who have
come IN on the tide Of EsDublican Tsorganiza-
element. francis McigAns the Republican
leader Ia no second district 10 deputy in
teTual revenue collector, Christian toeiZ one
Of the Espubllcan leaders IN the Third district.
Is In the ltguGr business. Thomas Fothman.
the resident Eepu blican leader ia the seventh
district. - a saloon EeeEer On second ave-
nue.. John Mckesyer. 10 the lighth district.
Bartlett. the Secretary Of the Republican or
ganzatiOn in tue Thirteenth. 80 i Henry
Hirsch. First Ices President ~ the Central
hlquoI Dea!gTs' Assqetal.on aud Tor a long
Thirteenth district. Robert A. GTeacsn. the
Republican leader In the Fifteenth. 10 in the
liqpor and distlllsEy business actlyslE John
Ninetssnth district keeps the Plaza" snd
thls ~ 20 means sxhaqsts the Hat Of RsPgblt.
can saloon keepers AseVs IN DLEtJ sOGRsik
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-22
A ThI.Esa,shruE Parrot.

"A maiden aunt Of mine" said George T.
Everett Of Syracuse. y. y, has . parrot
which she could not be induced 20 part with
eeiient taiker. Snd his cage hangs In the bed
room Of his mistress. One night burglar got
into the house and after EsnsAckinK the lower
Ing apartment and proceeded to collect All the
iswslry aud ysluGblss he could dad While
been watching him lntsntly all the time. SUD;
denly cried out HAlloo what's your na9s
The burglar was 50 startled ~ ne sGuna OF
aud 10 trying 70 recover It fell over chair
The nolss AWokS my aunt and she began 70
thoroughly alarmed. took hJipE leap Tor the
stairway. Intending 70 make his escape Ia
his haste he slippsd. and in fAlling broke his
leg. 30 that be EAs easily captured by the ger.
vsnts. Sh2. q hsarins ths ssEssms 81 YhslF
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sSs Va: indicted n: srssS yus before he.
severely eensured By. Justice Marine when
she aeknovledeed that she had nothing
astroloRer and Mamie who had been taken
In hand by Mrs Foster, the "Tombs Angel"
was discharged
The police records show many cases sim
liar to the above. that have come to light
within the past month or SO. and n the po-
lice continue to work 40 zealously as they
have in the past the business will be entirely
broken IN In this city In very short time.
In the mean time. however, the few clnirvpy-
ants that are left are doing ru shin busln ess
IN potions and charms. with the servant girl
element as patrons.
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The yacht Oracle FeiitE returned from
Victoria yesterday at - p. M
Steamer Farailon will sail from
schwsbsches's 81 o'clock today for San
Francisco.
Steamer Utopia brought in 1000 cases
Of salmon from Fraser river yesterday. 10
be shipped abroad.
The lighthouse tender ManzanitA IL At
the hunkers taking on fuel aEd sill sal
tomorrow 10 coal the lighthouses.
shin Ivauhos arrived at the bankers
Yesterday morning and will load 2 800 tons
81 Black Diamond coal for San Francisco.
Steamer Rainier brought in from Hood
Canal Yesterday 100 cases Of fruit. 50o
sAlmon and black bear weighing about
20 pounds. killed ~ Holly yesterday BY
William Miller.
steamer Lydia Thompson, which went
on the ROCKS On FridsY and tore her keei.
Vas towed in from Port Townsend yesser-
sav morning By the tug Mystic, and az
she could nos secure room On The marine
wavs for Efnmeiiass repairs wAs toNoa 10
GlaaY.ermaster HarboF By tie Anna IS.
Fence and all BE repaired today in time
Tor her TO return 70 this city and resume
her regular run, leaving City dock AZ n
n tomorrow.
steamer City o. Paehla arrived yesterday
morning from san Francesca AZ 30
o'clock and brought up about 30 tons OF
freight. including large shipment Of iruii
and tie following pAsssegsFs Tor tbs port
A. O. Brown. Hiss cam. ". Fulton. II.
c ark aud wife. Mrs. = Nil, ]. 4. Epier.
Fla Fsnnessy. Kate Ofhsa. }. A SHEA. W.
q. Wait. &. q. PonndosEf. ]. l. Linn. G.
shaisack, II Craig. A. Waters. &. Morris,
y A. Butler, Joseph Citation, +. BAhna,
s.H Sanasss and wife. lille Swanson
and So snty n The steerAge.
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rrssbytsrl.n Churches.

German Rstormsd-seyensa street. nssr Pine
Services II O. "a.
First NlS.lon-In WARTS Hall Georxetowr
South sesit.e. sunday school. go a IA.
Ross Mission I. Fosiney. pastor. Preach
ng Ssso p IA hrst ana laird sabbath Of month.
lake unien-E libourne avenue, Fremont
Rev :. c. Head, passoz services II . .. and
80 y "a
Boulevard Mission. near Ballard SUNDAY
schaoi p M Rev. p. l. Fofdney, Of Ballard,
will conduct services al 4p IN
BAliara-Flrst-H ro3dwsy and First avenue.
y l. FortnsF, pAst0s. Preaching, ii 3. m. and
Z 2, sn eAbRata school. II a M 4 !. :. G. T.
6 - , "a. Prayer meeting, Thursday, : ? m
cAlv4ry-NaTkss and King streets Rev. &
J. Kennedy, pastor. Resldsnee. "a MaTkss
street services, Il a n, and IA Morning
subfecI .sRata's Dec sion. EyeainE sub
5eet, "A Crest Rock Ia Weary Land sabbath
seheol al 1918 :. IA
North ssattts~oak and HarrisOn streets Rev
W. A. MAioF. pastor. Residence, az Temperance
street Fresehtag. II a n sn& s,s9 a u Norm
Clsth inta "a osa Garment" Evening subiscf,
-Aud he nl1 sYiaa n the Pvisoa House" sab
BATH s1hooi, L IS ?. N. Y z. = G. e, $50 n
IA Prayer msssiag. Thursday. 80 p n
Flrss~FoartA sad sprlng streeia Rev Aisx-
Aadcr Alison. j. D. pssinx. Rssi&sace, l2l2
MAFtaa street services II n m aBa - q IA
The morning service Will DO devoted 10 the oaf,-
tlsm % ehtsarsn aud a sernsoa by tie pzsiar 10
the Sahastn scnoo8. The members Of tas san
day scAoai teachers sna scholars. sill sEsssaht -
IN TIE lecture r1em - 81 % g. n. and mAscA
fs.o the ehgEch N body, occupying seats re-
serves IN frqat. nr. Aiisoz vii preseh AZ %
90 'Tlhs5sss psvsaiss- saa9ay school i .
iux. Thafssay, p a. fFsseass's Eaesslag.
TGnrs1aF. Us g. ~
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Is tie segrZassca of the szsss@s q she az
1ms11skg@ Of thn~e s1scEee - coErks-
siorsd oezr<s o<lnx. tu xhs fasnr~s zscrs
street. = snEo<oe6. Respectfully Submitted.
< II Caxz
Cgloass sd Assistant Ad3asxat Gs1sral,
G.w.
IN HowrzI-
CaptAza Commanding c Iou4pAays FIRST
EsxzeasnE fnfaasry, =. O. W
Fnxe &. EEEr.
airy E3ts&sloa. =. g. ".
Gov. 4cSraw has approved the Endinrs
Of tie eo1sz % inaniry and has sssaed
crdeFs TO esrry late eject the reeoEnends-
f4ozs relative 20 the d4sehArgs 81 s5s Oh
Gers and men n8ue5-
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toria. bk Colorado, from San Francisco at
Chemainux. sailed-Sgr UmatiliA, for San
Francisco.
HoeuIAx. Sept I5.--lSpecial. SAILED
schr Gardner City. san Francisco. Arrived
--Schr Sailor Boy, 10 load 81 Aberdeen.
SAN FRASclscc. Sept. iA-Arrived--
Queen. from Tacoma: sh Glory Of the
from NAnaimo: bktn Marion, from
Ugashlk: schr George W. Watson, from
Port Bsakeiay; schr Mary Dodge, from
Bristol bay: schr Glen, from SuShagsk
schr Norma, from Ugashik: sehr Laura
Pike. from Astoria. Cisaret-Wa ALA
Wagia, for Victoria and Port Townsend (:
sh India. for Sanaimo; sehr Il. w. Bart
lett, for Burrard's inlet: Columbia for
Astoria and Portland. Departed Peru.
for Yokohama and Hongkong; sh Levi q.
burgess, for Comox; Arcatas for Coos
nav
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nantlst Church.a

West Duwamish-servlees In Mr. Fosters
house, River PARK. .. III
Fremout-Aurora street Preaching II q IA
and 5.A p m Rev. G. A. salyss, pastor. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening.
Mount Zl0n scoiorcd)-In Young Saturslists
hall. University grounds Preaching. p m
Sunday school, S ,. u. Prayer meeting Wsdnes-
day. ?. IA
North ssastle-Third ana Cedar stree.s Rev
C. =. Brownies pastor; residence lea Oak street
Services. II g. IA sabbath school altar morn
Ing services
Ballard (Sorwegian- Dantsh1- ODD Fellows
Hall, corner Leary and second avenues Nor
wsgian sermon, p IN. by Rev. c. ". finwalL
sunday school, p IN
Norwegian DanIsh--sfxth and Virginia streets
Rev C. W. Finvsll. pastor residences, 60 Vir-
sinis street services. a a IA. And - .. m
sunday school. I2.l5 p M 81 4. r l.s y M
Prayer meeting. Thursday, p M
swsdlsh-R.li ard Eighth streets. Rev. Aug
Olson. pastor. residenes 80 Dexter stFset
services IL q N. aud 30 3, M sunday school.
u m Young peoples meeting, p. m: prayer
meeting. Thursday. q M young peoples
meeting saturday. p IN
Market street-~Aarket and Main streets.
Rev ". 7. flssnor, pastor; residence sol Mar
ket street Preaching, II a. m and :. 80 p m
Morning subject "A Treasure IN Eastaen
Vessels" Evening subject lifted Iato
Light belnx the leath aud last sermoa On Poe's
Raven gnofAltTsd. loang peoples meeting al
go y IA.
First-Fourth street. between James and
Cherry. Rev w. r. Taylor. pastor; residence.
isa1 Marion street Preaching. II a m and : 20
n II. Morning segmoa. "6od Our Partner in
the Production of Wealth" Evening; "soms
Results Of Waiting Upon God. " Sunday school
meeting. 6.is p "a Prayer meeting. Thurs
day, Z IS d n
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lutheran Churche..

Norwegian Erangeiiczl-Twelfth and Olive
streeia Rev. L J. kvam. pastor. Residences.
i6ss Twelfth street
Holy Trinity English Lathsran-Seventh and
Unsop-Services, IL a. ~ and p sunday
school, e.4S q N. Rev. q. w. Cgatehlow. pastor.
German ACKNOWLEDGEMENT mission, San
der's hall below swseneys brewery Sum
day school. l.S0 p NJ services 40 every
other sunday.
German Lntheran--Servioes In ball corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets every sunday a. lo:+S
O. "a. sunday schsoi - q. M ~ 9. baades
pastsr; residence, 1918 Main street.
Norwegian Danish-Fo Fourth sud Pine streets.
s r. Toliefson, pastor. SsucT in basement
services, III g. m aud p n. sunday school,
$50 a m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, p IN
Swedish Evzngslicai-Third street. near Pike
Rev. Martin /. Larson, pastor: residences. 1871
Fifth street. between Pike and Onion. sunday
school i2.I3 2. m Services lo:B a m and
u IA. and Thursdsy ?. m
Rainier Heights Mission-At Presbyterian
church, Market street sunday school at lao
u m every sunday. Services at 30 p. N. every
other Sunday. Psster, r. knappe; assistant
pastor. W. III. Kurtx. 1918 Howell street
German Evangelical. lions congregation
Freed's hall, Ninth street. between Pine and
olive Services lo:D q m and 80 p. m
sunday school. 9 g. m "BibeisEunde," Wednes-
day, TO p N. Lutheran Young Peoples go
clsty, Thursday. 1880 p m.
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Poxr GAMRLE. serL H. cneefai- =
Arrixsd-Schr Eshes Zane. t1Fss- fetsFsoEas
esxhteen days from san Frane3ses-
1sorr TewxsExp. SEPT Is Special. -
srrsves-Sh D4zhing Wave, from san
Frsnelsco Tor Tarogus: str CITY % fae9sas
from San Francisco Tor sonna ports 50
Srartsn. from sAa Francisco Tor SsAss.s
sshr Peerless. from san Francisco ior ! q
eona: schr Ailan A., from Nous : ASas "A
for i acosaa: scbF v. l. Bee bee, from -Afl
Pedro Tor Pert Baaxeiey scar egss ifoili
san Franc SEQ for Seattle * ofeson- sflsli
- gr-nrssesa. for Nanaif1o. tktn iFns-
w.-x4 from San Francesca ss Esys4 koa1is
Br q Esoahz1L, fTeu L.sssg0o. - } g
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1@tn@dfsS Eps&Nopa 1h&feo@
ceiszals-s@vszlss trssa se.s;ss palr4sx
shaw Msmoss.i-sza1aJ seAooA u = "a; Ep-
voFfA i@sxas > H
Bzss<ry st-.e.-Thsrd sne Bxsssrr. Esv. G. A.
iazdsn. pastor services Il a n snd ? IA
Gersaan--ste wazs ana Tnsrtssnth. Rsv- c A
ffaessag. pssfoe s@sv4ess II . "a saa D b
Afrfean-gsn 5ea4s street. fass q y adison-
ksy. ,. Allen fsnsy. pes1or. Services II q M
Hsvea--sseoas sna Howsrs-Rsv. ". Q. Bar
saom, pastor- services, II q N ard 80 m
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sat oalvs. Rev =
:. Laaaes@&Fd. pssscs services L - IA aaa ~
, nz-
GIsnKa-Esv J. T. Edwards. pastor. Sabbath
seaocd - Preaehlpz II b. kpWorsa
Lsagns p m Reading Lsaxus. up To
Madison strsss-Corner Csovsr@als. Rev d.
A. Covtngton. passoE. services leo . q, ana
N sRnaay school. 2.1 y Il foans
psopSss class. S4
Asburx. Frsraons-Rsv. ". IL Drake CASA
nesting. $3.50 q IA; prezehings i - "a eun-
day schooa. z n; young psopls's mssslSR s's0
, Ia prsachias. I'D p n
Gilman Para BalIsrs--Esv w. II. Jehnssone.
pastor. Services Il a M snd p "a: sunday
school II ~ class meeting = M junior
League SD y "a EpwortA League 80 > N
swsdish-Fiffh ssrsss, near PIs4 Rsv. John
yonson, PASTOR residsaee. 1914 Issafta stree :
Services tessa = ~ sunday school. fzsse p IN (;
young psopae's nssslag, p n: eEsaAAg service.
sn IA
arace-kAtn3er and King streefA Kew. W l.
Fora. pastor. residences. SIS suffer street: ssFt-
ices. II m aud 8 p "a sabbath school.
12.isp ns-: Epwerth L4ague S,ss =. NJ. prayer
nesting. Thuradsy sysning, p H.; class meet
ings, Tuesday eTentngG
Trsnify-Msrcsr aud Kentucky strsets Rev.
y. p. TsdEiek. pastor rarsonags Adjoining
church. services II a m and I'D p m IiAas
nesting 10 n. Aornfng subject: The Great
Family OF Heaven aud ksrth. Evening sub
tect; ~TmotEsus and the lnnuencss That
Nodded HIS Caafsetsr. Junior League SD p.
N Epworth League. go y ~ Prayer nesting.
Thursday svsntuga
Firss-Third and Marion ssrssss Rev. W. A.
shaRklin. pastot Residence. - seneea
street Preacaing At II = n. sad n n. Morn
lng-Prelude, EXTRACT FROM SYMPHONY.
AossFts anthem, s-6Fisye Not tbs Holy spirit,
stainer. ossersogy. baritone solo by VI ". 0roats
sermon, 'sTso Caristiau's Source Of Power.
postlade. '.Ansanie." Beethoven. Evening
Voluntary, !" Consolation, Aeadelssoen;
"Cons. Holy SPIRIT" male auartesie. Nj. Ed
mnnds, Mr.. PHILIPPE. Mr.. Srout and ar sagiey.
0neFt0ry, soprano SOLO by Miss Houghton; sar-
mo1, "Ihe supreme Momsnt in IA3ss con-
Gliding voluntary, Extract Prom Con.
eeFto, Mendssssona. Class meeting. ID a
ia. sunday school, t2.So N. Epworth
League, So p. m: Junior League, Monday,
p IN; class meeting, Tuesday, p. m !;
official board meeting, urst Monday IN each
month ats y m: kpuosth Leagus business meet
Ing, second Monday. p. IA; homan's Foreign
Missionary Seelety, AFst Wednesday. $50 p. M I;
ladies' AID society, second and fourth Wednes-
day, % =. N: w0man's Home Missionary So
eiety. third Wednesday. 40 p IN