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city would only intelligently avail them-
selves of it to generate and transmit
electric power to their mills and fac.
tories. A strong movement was made
two years ago by some of the leading
citizens OF the capital to bring power
from Folsom by electric wire. but for
some unexplained reason the PROPOSE
ton dropped out of sight.
1t is not generally known that the
American River syndicate. in Ell Dorado
county, is the pioneer in the successful
transmission OF electric power by wire
to operate at distance from the point
of generation. For four years this syndi-
cate has worked its mine and mills sue
cessfully with power brought over
wire several miles from the point OF it's
application, and generated by the force
OF water gravity. 1t has given complete
satisfaction. no interruption having oc-
CURED to the service from the start.
There is now in successful operation
in this county an electric plant worked
by water power. 1t Ia situated in San
Antonio Gallon, and conveys power to
Pomona and San Bernsrdino. A San
Francisco Chronicle representative re-
Gently examined this plant, and gives a
detailed description of it. He says that
the power station has four double-noz-
zled Pelton water wheels, "a inches in
diameter, coupled to the armature shafts
OF four Westinghouse alternating current
generators OF 200 horsepower each. The
current is carried on two wires TO q
point seven miles down the cafion, W here
the wires diverge. One runs to Pomona,
a distance of 10 miles. and the other to
San Bernardino, rs miles. covering in
this latter case. with the return circuit,
e distance of 56 miles.
By means of transformers the poten.
tial is raised at the generating station to
10000 volts, and the current carried at
this pressure to sub.statious located just
outside each of the cities named. whore,
by means of step. down" transformers.
it ia reduced to about 1000 volts, and
then distributed for light and power
purposes.
With the progress that is making
everywhere in the transmission of this
power to places remote from the stations
where 1t is generated, we shall soon ex.
pect to see practical steps taken to sup
ply Los Angeles with it from the numer-
GUS points within reach of this city,
whore water-power for the purpose
is available. To specify the points
which now rise to our mind, we should
say that sufficient water.power can be
had at Santa Anita caiion to serve our
turn, at least in part. There is undoubt.
eddy great sufficiency of wster-power
available in San Gabriel caf1on for all
the needs OF Los Angeles; and perhaps
Tejungs and the falls Of the Arroyo Seco
might be found to be valuable in this
connection. We are entering upon an
era OF potential developments in the
transmission Of electric power to dis
taaces
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT.

Results of Yest.rdsy's Games at the
National Meeting.
CHICAGO, July IS. Swallowing are the
results of today's tennis tournament:
Singles:
Meyers beat Bradley, 6 O; 6-3.
O. b. Neel beat Ward, go; 6.3.
Montgomery beat Belden, 81; SO.
Sam Neel forfeited to Weidner.
Page beat Montgomery, CO; SO.
Doubtless
Weidner and Moulding beat Jayne
and Belden, 60; Ga; SO; s. 6-2.
Weidner and Moulding beat Wrenn
brother, 6-3; So; SO; 4 6; 80.
Neel brothers beat Smith and Nicely,
6.2; 6-3; GA.
Consolation
Nicely beat Hobbs, 6-3; 6.1.
Starr beat Bennett. So; "a.
Clifford beat Hull 6 4; 81.
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BICYCLE RACES.

Crack Riders of the Country In COMPETE
tion at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. July 1S.-The bicycle races
here between the crack riders of the
country were very interesting and well
attended.
One mile, scratch, class B-Murphy
won. Titus second, Bliss third, Sanger
fourth; time, 2:17.
Three miles, handicap, class Avail
ter L. Eckhsrd, $50 yards, won; time,
1929 15.
Two miles, handicap. class B-Sanger.
scratch, won, Titus, 20 yards, second,
Bald, 20 yards, third; time, 4 :S2 4.5.
One mile lap, class 'B-George F. Tay-
lor, s points; time, 9 :26.
Two mile lap. Glass A-Leighton Blau-
welt, % points; time, :05.
Mile, handicap, Glass B-Howard. A.
French, $50 yards; time, 2:15.
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THE BLACK PLAGUE.
Prevalence Of the Sccurge in Canton N
Hong Kong.

Prevalence Of the sccurgs in Canton and
Hong Kong.
WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Reports have
been received at the marine hospital
bureau from the consuls at Hong Kong
and Canton regarding the prevalence OF
the plague in those cities. Consul Sey-
mour writes from Canton that the
deaths from May to June 8 in Hong
Kong were more than 1000. The deaths
in Canton since the last OF February are
reported at 10000.
The following telegram has been re-
ceived from Assistant Surgeon Mckenna
at Tacoma in response to directions to
investigate reports brought by the VIC
tora OF cholera in Canton:
"Victoria officials say reports about
Canton unfounded. Plague exists a.
Hong Kong. Death rate As per day.
Reports OF cholera false"
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MORE THAN HIS MATCH.

Horny Peppers of California Whips the
Champion of Utah.
OGDEN, Utah. July 18.-Jim Williams
met more than his match when he faced
Henry Peppers of California in the ring
at the Novelty theater tonight. The
fight was clever one from the start to
the finish. In the sixth round Williams
met his Waterloo. By lightning blow
from Peppers. Utah's champion wse
knocked fat upon the floor. Under the
stipulatiuns of the fight the referee
could only declare it draw.
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FRENCH DEPU TIES.
Futile Opposition to the Anti-Anarch
Pill

Futile Opposition to the Anti-Anarchist
BIZ.
PARIS, July 1S.-In the chamber oil
deputies today M. Goblet combatted the
governments anti-anarchistic DILL. claim
ing that if the measure became law 1t
would be in violsiion OF individual liber-
ty and of the freedom of the press. The
true remedy WAS not repression but
Democratic reform.
NJ. Guerin, the minister OF juetice, said
that the peril Was increasing and thet
they must uproot the aboninable sect
Closure OF the general debate on the
measure WAS voted, 253 to 2l4. and
urgency WINS declared by vote OF 270 to
lG7. These votes were taken in the face
o. cbstructive tactics Of the Socialists.
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SOCIE TY.

A very pleasant surprise party was
Monday evening in honor of her 10th
birthday. The evening was passed with
games and music, and Mr.. Adams ia
vored the guests with choice recita-
ton. Refreshments were served. Those
present were:. Misses N. and @. Steph-
ems. G. hay, B. Ridermaker l.. Terwil.
Logger, O. G. Brown. L. Right, l. Voss, M.
Chase, Los Angeles; A. Hannaford, 6.
Gilmore, Pasadena Mesars. M. Cook.
L. Butler, A. Adams, F. II. Billsr, F.
Owen, +. h. Whomss, +. Terwilleger, @.
Butler, F. Adams, NJ. Stephens and h.
Osburn.
DR.. Walter Lindley and Mrs. Florence
Hardie we're married yesterday morning
by the Rev. Alexander Hardie at the
residence OF the BRIDES brother, DIR.
Francis L. Haynes. The guests were
limited to the immediate relatives oil
both families. DIR. aud Mrs. Lindley
left for the north on the morning train.
The Misses Margaret and Lillian Da
Wis will leave today for a months stay
at Bear valley.
There is but one house in Los Angeles
that uses Hurd's Royal White Wedding
for invitations, VIM. M. Edwards com
pany, ia West First street.
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Island.

LORD CoLERIDGE, who died few days
ago, had some very funny habits, one of
which was walking up and down the
court room while counsel were address
ing the bench. Some of the lawyers
took very serious umbrage at this and
his lordship was severely criticised for
turning his back TO advocates who were
compelled. by the usages of the bar, to
stand in position facing the bench.
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THE antiquity of the umbrella evil
IDENTIFY antedates all the worlds written
history; and in hot countries it has
been used as protection against the
sun ever since the earliest dawn Of
civilization. On the sculptured monu-
ments and shafts of Greece, Rome, AS
syria, Persia and Egypt the umbrella
appears in various forms. Speaking OF
antiquity reminds us to say that Mark
Antony carried an umbrella and 30 does
Suaan B.
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cBoLGIsA IN EUROPE.
yhy Plague Spreading From Russia III

yhs Plague Spreading From Russia Into
G~rmtDr.
LONDON, July 1S.-A dispatch to tho
Tfmpe from Vienna says that the num-
Der CT caeeA Of cholera is dwindling at
Cracow and increasing ut Sealescyki.
At the latter place there IL an average
OF ak deaths daily.
BERriN, July 1S.-Cholera is increas.
ing among the raitsmen on the Vistula
river. A post mortsm examination OF
the remains OF u cook belonging TO @
ship which arrived ut Lubbock from ST.
Petersburg shows thar the death re-
sulled from Aeiatic cholera. All vessels
hereafter arriving from Russian ports
will be- subjected TO strict inspection.
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CHICAGO, July 18.-The turf congress-
met today at the Auditorium hotel, and
had short but important session. The
principal business was the election of
the two Chicago tracks, Hawthorne and
and Harlem, to membership. An ap-
plication for membership from the Oak
ley track (OincinnatD was rejected.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail su bscribers
10 the DAILY Herald will be promptly discon
tnued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
J. r. Fisher. newspaper advertising agent,
Fl Merchants Exchange. San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on fle in
his Office.
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent, 8. r Palmer,
Rhinelander Building New York
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco for sc. a copy.
No contributions returned.
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A Nav Mining Company.

The Escondido Mining company yes
terday lied articles OF incorporation. Its
principal place OF business is Los An
geles, the directors being w. w. Thomas,
w. L. McMartin, 7. B. Yoakum and r.
N. Jeiiery OF Los Angeles and I. M. Met
calf OF San Diego. The capital stock is
placed at $500, 900, Of which $500, 900 has
been subscribed.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON. July 18.-At Newmarket to-
day the Zetland plate for Swear. was
won by Baron de Rothschild's Styx. Sir
r. w. Grifiths' Sweet Duchess second,
Henry Millions Mecca third. The July
handicap for 3-year-olds and upwards
was won by Beggar's Opera, Evermors
second, Woolsthorp third.
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A FULL PLEDGED REPUBLIC
Hawaii Adopts a New Form of
Government.
A Republic Proclaimed on the 4th
Of July.
Sanford B. Dole the First President.
Many Persons take the Oath OF
Alleglance-Mors Fight
Ing In Samoa.


AUCKLAND, N. o., July 1S.-Advices
received here by steamer from Honolulu
show that republic was proclaimed in
the Hawaiian islands on July 4th. San
ford B. Dole, the provisional president,
is the fret president Of the new republic.
When the steamer bringing the advices
sailed, many persons had taken the oath
OF allegiance.
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faint though it may be-that there is
some mistake as to the main fact. Mr..
Mulholland has for years ably edited the
Inyo Independent, paper OF excep-
tional power and influence outside OF
the place Of lie publication.
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G. reNnAoEN, July 1S.-The Danish
government has obtained satisfaction
lor tue expulsan from Schleswig, Ger
ma e. ut eight Danish players, belong
ine 50, the Royal theaier OF Copenhagen.
or ground that there was prohibi-
ii, the use of the Danish language
H. ieswig. The German government
N. ilsmiased the burgomenster at
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Save money in hard times by readil

Save money in hard timed BY reading
and advertising in the classified col-
umna OF tho HERALD, on the sixth page.
II you want anything you can always
get suited by watching the columns Of
this paper or spending few csnts in
advertising. The list presented daily
comprises Help wanted, wanted situa-
tione, business chances. money to loan.
houses to rent, houses wanted, city
property Tor sale, country property for
sale. personal notices. professional
cards and wants OF all descriptions. The
coet of advertising in these columns is
but a trihe and the results, as many
testify, are always satisfactory.
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CoUNr ToLsToI has written temper
ance opera called THE Distiller." 1t
is supposed to portray the sutferings of
an Alaska Indian, while engaged in the
manufacture of boochenoo on Bsranoff
island.
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Chilean Customs Dues.

VALPARAISO, July 1S.-The Chilean
council of state has issued decree that
after December customs dues will be
paid rs per cent in gold and the balance
in paper, plus surcharge of the rate OF
exchange.
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" <z, T 81 Y " 4 6
's''-
THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1894.

THE oldest clergy man in England died
the other day at the ripe age of "a
yeaIe. His name WAS Woodhouse and
he was rector OF the parish OF Al
brighton, Salop.
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At 220 South Spring street, Smiths
Dandrutf Pomade, cure cure for dan
druff and falling hair. Every Bottle
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. By ii. M. Sale " Co.
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LONDON, July 1S.-@In the Queens rms
contest the bronze medal ior the first
stage was won by Corporal Bailey OF
England, with score of o..
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Wisconsin, Forest Fires.

CmrrEwA FAILS, Wis, July l0.-For-
est nies are burning iuriously in the
vicinity OF Boyd, this county. Owners
of property in the outskirts of that viii
lage are lighting the flames. Northern
Wisconsin is like a finder box on &C.
count Of the long drought. Unless rain
comes soon the damage done to hard
wood and pine will be heavy.
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BRUssELs, July 18.-The official ga.
zette announce the arrest in Sorvia OF
Won Sternberg. chief of the interna-
tional band OF anarchists.
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Enthusiastically and weighing; Ry-
an and Nichols.
PORTLAND, July 1S.-The Multnomah
Athletic club fell easy victims to the
Stanford University team today.
Score: Stanfords. 20; Multnomahs, 8.
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPP'S COCOA

"By thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations oil olgestlon
and nutrition, aud by careful application OF
Ihs fue properties OF we'll selected cocoa, MI
Epp. has p divided for our break ta,t ana supper
a d liestey favored beverage wnicn may save I've
die ons use of such articles of diet that con;
sttuiion may be gradually built up To ua ais.
slrong enough to resist every tendemoy ra eoat
e tnS around Us ready to attack wherever there
point s'9 ma sfs l Mith
n''ra h nod and u properly nourished frame
Msda simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only in half pound tins' oy s'ooe's' Ia
neii s.Ma .spps & CO., Ltd, Homeopathic
Chernir,s, London. England.
7-l2 tn thu wky
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AMUSE MEN rs.

Los ANGELES THEATEK.-The low prices
and the excellent performance of tho
Queens Lace Handkerchief, given by
the Pyke Opera company. are being ap.
preciated and Gauss large patronage.
The HERALD was serenaded lest night
by the Mexican band which just arrived
yesterday from San Francisco. where it
played at the midwinter fair. This is
the famous musical organization which
has played at various expositions
throughout this country and in Europe.
The playing was of high order and was
listened to with much pleasure. The
band will play at the Grand opera house
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur.
day matinee.
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FIGHTING IN SAMOA.

Advices that have reached here from
Apia, the capital Of Samoa, read to the
effect that skirmish between the gov
eminent troops and rebels took place on
June Goth. The former were victorious.
The rebels lost % killed.
A SAMOAN PETITION.
BERLIN, July 1S.-The Samosns have
sent Emperor William q petition pray
ing that Germany annex the islands.
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The Misses Margaret and Lillian Da.
Wis will leave today for months stay
at Bear valley.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-12

s.p9I~lullNE ssTstIiI tstrGfIiN
-lKAKLN tRIsp pFfi~ GAE eAN~IiiI-
rinN ANl rHANm lbs RWN 1Br ia fl--
III I'LL. m~} ST.
~fa.ftl Despat,.lt +s tite ,os+nn Is,,,ln..l H.
NJ ,~ul>nlnN. NIalel .nfh Fbara IT'LL
r47rIv hep,i Y sepTt.. af si,ch tnlhtji..nr. ,s
tLerr syas III Till. Hous, to-ti,ty TIer.
newer has been s1lch ~ ,Nerai,,. al ar}i-
t,s,rv mower i'm our tonn1.,~si,.l,sl annals
as that of which Speaker tlisp was ollilfy
Tbtle never Mas h~eu ID st1ikino WI illi1s
trarion of the faet that the Democratic
nartv II the party 81 revolution.
TIs Sneaker deti.d Vie CONSTITUTION al
tic / nifvd States he trampet npnn ih..
miles ,r Tine }Iuiss he ignored nallian1e,4-
rarv INK and t.tscedanre. h. disreo.1,l,4d
,nrial afiepirie. n4 ser asi,tr1b4 ,iolrrtr,ii,.
reIafi4us Mhiyh sbaul, SHb~Ist hetwr.,, th,
~n-.fkeI and fls msnri..l. :tn,j IN .,n at-
MI hi9,1,. futt.e Ae s,-,.l,l,l ,,.ssa.r,. VI
resolution, ,lrSielle.s ta lid the D.,nnc,3ts
I'M th4i,. aftefnrt to commit ltoisla,iv,
oi.333i ia,,..ny 1,lt,,t,ly,. t,.,,, tJ,l t9..,l.
li@4n fnsmJsl- .Iov the s.it Id wbi.01 h,.
4v5,~ ..Irrt,ai |s tj,e p4.,,It. NM M uivp tf1,
fN4 lDafnarlr IN NeiN ,ybs faiI4l .t.,.E.,c
iiar, III sometimes tiki i 900 vnres
Vhe canutl.y ean understand from b,
iHwlpss Unconstitutional d,.sper,,t, re-
Nolutinna,y cailr~e ot rhe ~pe4ke,ru- nioI,t
the ,.l.rlrt,.r., .he px- crnted4rat..s ,yb,,
lav4 .a.tiir4d ttt, raf,itI vbi.h +hA,
t,..,.. WIZ il,la HI, .l,l.f,.ny II Nh. fri.r bal
been in the ~nealY,es clair A, ~amr,d j
l,an,Inll was I'M tl,t. CLOSING days al ti,ts
electoral CONT alld HAD exercised rh..
,all,. dvspotIc unconstitutional anthnlftv
,y,i,., b,.,li,j ta-,Iu, IN, ,vnl,ld .itl,,,. hly,
letn su,|aa iran, Hill s..,t il. tftis ,n,,nfry
Xv,,nId ba,,. hsrn ,.llno.a into ru,,ln1j,,n
sf,aalar fr;sn III ~, nx,.,,s, y. ;nu,it;
,.,5i,n 60. lis MIST .,stn,,,,,l;n., .on,j,,n,1
ni,ht Ana Milan, ,atl,,t;,a s,,,n,n.,r si,ll
.nn,s M,ns,ryatirn p.mnc,,ts Yin ~
.,sh.n,.a n, tl,ai,,,.,ty,na, II ,ha;, s,a.ll
III frIiS FnylisL nx-,nnfade,,t.. frnn
G,aar.,j, vh,',,.rt,,i,s tl,n S,,a,l.a,.s ,.h,i,
,.1,.s1 himseif ANN. l,,,. ~ da,. If r,,.l
ining vith him in tLe unnsa 4 vat -
,nme Me- i M. ipadn, Ne ) factinn u.Lich
ha. dnn,mnn.d III. Ie,nnl,l;n,ns IN, l,a,,i,,,r
adopted III constitutional poliry If cn,nt7
inv !, u,n,nm II members ~ H. wara ,,t,,,l-
IL present and he has called snch m ,,t
a usurnation
Rnt sneaker Crisn to-day dec;,}ed that
lis viii Is sune,ior 70 the CONSTITUTION 4,
M, l,v and u III. rulns liz NJ unnsn ,nJ
Hill \ harr u,,n,,,m Of Dpmorr,t. Sustain
Lim II i M a,;ninn ns .p3nant ,.,,,,sti
1utional LAWYERS that Sneaker Crisn bas
rendered himself liable to impeachment.
It's friends tonight have become some
Aa, Il u N.o"' g s''' 9'lsa'ioh ~ h'Sn Is
htN alr maklhS we excuse Tor hlm that ne
dent veto oi the Nelgnlorage bill that for
a moment passion dethroned his reason.
The Republicans II scarcely permit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-12

Distressing KIDNEY and Bladder diseases
relieved i'll SIX hours BY the "NEw GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE This new
remedy is A great surprise account Of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the bladder, kidneys, back and every part Of
the urinary passages in male female. It
relieves retention Of water and pain in pas
sing it almost Immediately If you want
quick relief and cure this is vonr remedy
Sold by A. A. H"wes y Co.. Druggists, Bel
fast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-12
Get Your Docs Licensed.

TllE attention M all owners keepers of dogs
\ Is called ~ the law relating to The licensing.
w Nog~, copies VI which have been posted i'll the
different wards Of this city All licenses issued
in 1898 Will expire April 1st, and must be renewed
at once, and licenses must be taken for all
other dogs not heretofore licensed. The law viii
he strictly enforced.
i. II. MIRCIi. City Clerk.
Belfast, March Ks, 1874 3wl5
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-04-12
BELFAST DIRECTORY.


I days at tahoutD g 30 Il. M, OF upon arrival Of
steamer from Boston
Steamer Castiue leaves Belfast every ~
neStay and saturday N ~ a. nj for GREEN'S
\ landing ana intermediate POINTS. Anl Gpn-
meets with steamers for Seal HRlhor. BaF
\ Harbor, etc Arrives AZ Belfast Mondays
| ana Thursdays at about BOO u. i'll.
Steamer Viking leaves Boston and Bangor
! 5. \ Co.'S wharf belfast for lsleshoro and
/ Csstine at 200 ~ N, Arrives about % a. M
CHURCHES.
4 Baptist High street, Hcv. john Fl Elton,
! pastor. Preaching service at Wan N. I'LL,
| SUNDAY Sunday School at II. Christian
| Endeavor neetingat Go pm. PRAYER meet
ing AT rs y. m. Thursday evening prayer
meeting at 7l5 Junior c. +. Society sun
| DAYS At >. u. in.
Congregatiplialist corner Of Market ana
High strrpts KeN. RI i. Hark pssstpt-
Preaching at lO.45. Y. ~. Sunday school Hi
| II nj prayer meeting " lecture HI i5 y. hi.
| Weekly PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
at 10 O'Clock
Methodist, Miller street, Hev. s. l.. Hans
com, pastor. PRAYER meeting at n MI n.:
preaching service M 1850 a m /, Sunday
school al II noon. George Pratt FpWnrtn
Lea-ll, prayer meeting III 6.l5 p.la. business
meeting first Monday ~ j month At 1.l5 p.m-
General PRAYER meeting Sunday at 7.15p. IN.
Class meetings Thursday evening
tnitnrian Church street. Eer. "A NJ
Leighton, pastor Preaching III loi5 N IA
4 A''titN'ftN f'Nll'''i - ifA-
niNer>allSt. corner M Iouli Aua ~PrnE
streets, Kew NAra klngsfiiiA. iHisfisH.
/ Preaching service N lo.43 a. M. sunday
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