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Overland Route.

The Shasta Route and Northern Pacific Rail.
road 10 points in Washington, Idaho, Montana,
the DakOias. Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois
and all Eastern States is the most comfortable
and picturesque line of all. Daily tram SER
vice. with dining, Pullman Palace and up-
holsIered tourist cars on all trains. T. K.
STATELER, General Agent, 638 Market ST.
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many CALL dncludine sundays. s6 per wear o oy
mai nostpaid 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
ralendar month. through carriers DA6k1 - CAIi
fve copies three months. t6 %. SUNDA1 TAi.i.' 49,
81 F0 per wear. postpaid. SUNDAY Call ~ anVI lV
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per year, postpaid "
CALL. 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected man saa %
uel viii the editor enter into cores ponoeHOe A9-
Iheno
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrlb.
ers: largest legitimate circulation Of any
monthly west of the Rocky Mountains. few
dress VIM. Ii. BARNES, 81. AIMS building,
san Francisco, Cal.
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LawIess Will Wear the Blue,

stables will be worn by Frank Lawless
this fall. the papers having been signed
Saturday. Lawless is the jockey who was
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The bodies of persons who have per
ished in the sandy deserts become go
thoroughly dried by the sun and wind as
TO be reduced TO 80 per. cent of their
weight in life.
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TIE EASTERN OFFICE OF TIE CALL,
90 Potter building. New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
vsrtising rates and sample copies fuTnlShed.
F X ATISCH, Manager.
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THIS is one OF the most charming months or tba
year Get yourself into condition to epioy yonr
vacation by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, the best
blood medicine 1t will build you I'D
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Stoneman, but he gives promise of fair
actions in the future. BE has many ad-
mirers who hope he may acouit him3elf
creditably in his new service.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
SURSCRIPTION RATES:

EOR SALE AL
New York. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
chicago w. b. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. .GALLOT & JOUBERT. .115H Common
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j. F. CUTTERS OLD BOURBoN-This cele-
brated whisky for sale by all tirstc ass druggists
and grocers. Tradenark-Star within shields
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DIR, ELLEN ID. MOORE, office and family
practice, Lancaster building, Berkeley Cal. I.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circulation than any
sther newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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SMYRNA RUGS

BEST QUALITY, ROYAL and IMPF-
RIAL. These are not the cheap and
fiimsy ones commonly used, but the
BEST QUALITY.
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PALACE Baths, 715 Fibert ST. Tubs and
swimming warm sea water.
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Auction sALts TO-DAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FuRN1rURE.-By VIM. Butterheld, at 326
MACON 81, at IL O'Clock
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MISCELLANEOUS.
z,,;7z.;=z,
Rug Sale s-s'' '''2 :

We have placed on sale $500 Rugs
and DOMESTIC-and
INGRAM ART SQUARES, at prices
never before approached in this city.
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BACON Printing Company. sos Clay street..
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BUY glass of F. N. Woods & Co., 81 Firstst..
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Groceries & liquors. c. Brandt. Oak & octavla..
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANC July 3. 1884
OnscfnI Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Monday.
san Francisco and vIcinity-Far weather;
nearly stationary temperature; brisk TO high
westerly winds w ID. dA9hoS,
Local Forecast Ofncia.
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THE GALL CALENDAR.

H Sui NJ. ITu.l w Thi Fr. Sa Moons Phases.
IL -i--
II ! q 8 81 7 A July I'd.
II " New Moon.
h 10 II u IS IA ~ July 9th.
II = = : - - = OlFirst Quarter.
| Is Is IT IS ls 20 u - -
II-- --- - - y July 18th.
II 90 q, o, % % - o., " Fun Moon. |
II ~ July 25th.
II % 30 81 II Last Quarter. !
Gh@ gsse >r1gieea5 =qaM*
C.zrt5 & I1Es.ss,:-s zs
: EsszsS
..........-.......--..--J JULY 9, 1894
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In old sse tnarmitles and weakness hasten To
Glove the sap between Is aud the grave Hap.
pity scientific research saa phsTnscal skill have
allied themselves Ia furnishing Us e reliable
means Of ssne.iorstsEE the ailments fneidea, TO
declining years. saa OF renewing waning pAy.i.
cal ezesgy. ia RsH,s is Hos,sitsrs stounaoa
ni,tsFs, widely commemorative remedy IN al..
ease and a. in"sumahie blessing to TIE elderly,
The Ieshle and tue eoavsleseeat Rheumatic
atlmeass, Trouble Sith tie kl@aeys ana lara.
hsso Sre Araong TIE more cosasaoa ailments OF
TIE aged faess are esseosasliy COG ntersets,s
- ths Suffers which : Akewiso FTeveatloa
saS. curative az fHalarisl Complaints sy.s4nxfs
ceasaqssscu sn1 siloesaSss ttish!galy n-e
motive 81 aggssise. sleep aud tse soqaisltlou o.
YlgOs.
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish Fourth and Pike streets
Rev e. o. Rosing. pastor. Services $50 a m
German Observation-Disclosures and birch
streets Rev. J. Erich, pastor Services ii 4.
m. and % D. m.
German Eyangslicai-Hall Main and Twelfth
street, NJ. & Basde. pastor; residence 69s
Market street Services 1880 a. M; sunday
school, $50 a. IN.
Holy Trinity (kngiish)-Seventh and Union
rest Preaching ~ Rev w. A. Passsvant ir. Of
rittsOurg, Pa. superintendent of missions a.
IL a N sunday school ~ 10 a m.
Norwegian Eyangehcai-Twelfth and oltva
streets kes J. ksam, pastor. Residence
1853 Iwelitn street Services 10 80 a n, ana =
, NJ sunday school at IL O'CLOCK
swedish Evangelieai-rhird street nesr PIKE
Kew Martin l. Larson, pastor; residence iii
Lincoln street Sunday school i2:i5n m
services esG a N. and IA m nnS or
ahursday p m Prayer meeting =. m
German Evangelical, lions cnnerex.tion
temporary place OF worship. Freed's hal MIMI
street oe'Heea Pine aud Olive streets Reg =
knappe, pastor. Residence. 1919 Tenth street
services. 0;& m. aud 7.Sa n n. SUNDAY
school. . q N "BibelsJnnde, "Wednesday = a
n m. preceded during Lent season by IectY, rss
90 the passion of Christ Lutheran Yonn,
fsopaes society meeting, Thursday, $50 "a m
Apotegstlc lectures every second aud fourth
Thursday OF month
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The sarah D. rssler.

This handsome ard weh-sppointsd heeel. Just
inished the past year. and elegantly Furnished
throughout with al the comforts aad coaveai-
eness Of modern private residences, and csn-
traily located the North Seattle cable line. ct
he corner OF Rep ubiiean and Poplar streets, is
nov under the supervision Of Mrs Hammond.
who has in the lev months Of her occupancy
proven hsrsslf most eapable and popular man
sger. This now completed and established In
sritutioa was projected 70 meet the needs OF
women and girls coming to the city on business
or pleasure. and for the business women OF our
c1ty, many Of whom by honesty and fidelity
have bean enabled TO push their way along mosr
OF the lines of industry In which success In
wolves tact. rapid movement and faithfulness to
detail; and. too. by society OF homecoming.
principally, and homs-.oving women. who rec
ognise in the rapid advancement Of eli classes
and their ever changing relations that the
business girl OF this ysar-tsachsrs. ssenog-
fEphers. drsssmakers, operators, clerks or
deft fingers or quick perception--is liable before
its close to b called into anartnesship of nome
making, aud that tho seif-eomnand gained by
contact with business methods and Systematic
detail II no mean part of the necessary training
for the complicated obligations Of well-or-
dsred homo The association has spent much
time and money In Its erection sand equipment,
with as yet light patronage. They are firm,
however, In the belief that whsn better under
Stood 1t win enjoy moro than the anticipated
favorable support AL young ladies without
and look the house over. You viii be kindly
received, and win find largo halls. pleasant
dining rooms with good table. neat and airy
chambers, sewing Iooa with machine, and
large pariors beautifully furnished, including
new piano Charges from 3 to IS per week
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EsxRErr. Feb. IT,. special l-St. vAlen.
tines day Was msas the oecassan Tor soma
very pleasant social festivities. Miss
Grace 4 Skinner gave delightful yaleu.
tine party on Wednesday evening. The
house was decorated with cut eowers and
With hearts and arrows suggestive of
Sapsas fatal work. The invited guests
wers; Miss Celia Mitehell, Mss Hattie
Mcfarland, Mss Whitney. Mss Mae
swartoai, Mss Josephiae eraaa. Miss
sadie egsan. Mss MaAsl FAIRBANKS. Mss
y Z. laags,ney, Mr. and Mrs. CHAPMAN
sir. Georse Muller, Dr. "a. q. Cex. Mr.
A. swslsell, NJ. r -. fraser. M. FreS.
Johnston, 81 seattle: Mr.. Thorato Gods.
a.. MF. Nii.issa Gray.
A IA.sa'sae soe.al giysa By Lowell
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SDirftuattefs.

Spiritual meeting Ia the Masonic Temne
entrance on second street, 2S0 II n sents
frsa No collection.
Mrs e Cornelius. spirit test medium, will re
sumo her usual work this evening AZ Sea Me-.
bail. corner Front and Marion streets ertranc.
on Marion. at T.@ Grand phenomena ernsor.s
All cordially Invited Admission 10 cents.
sesiiIs Spiritual association meeting In ODD
Fellows hall, SIS Ffoat sireet. ever sT,g.~
evening, I 80 p N Prot Seymour viii occnpy
pats OF the evening Admission frea
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Catholic CAurehss

Sacred Heart Bell aad Sixth stree. ra,-
Quoted by the RedeIaptorisis Rev. jo,enh
haGis. {, ; :. pastor. Regular services
DER Lady of Good Help-South Fonrth ana
essalagisn streets Rev f. X. Prefontsinc.
csetiOR, p IN SAe'
immaculate Coneeptioa-Sixth aud sp-iny
streets Rev Victor GasTaad. : J.. pssfor CO..
aaetsd st TIE yeSui,s. Early mass, a m
and q II hlga mass. ie. % O. N SUNDAY
schcol. IA, Lecture sna b<uedict,on .
r. N Rev. J, n. Reaae, : J.. viii give e.,s,,.s
OF lectures on confession seats are frxa
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small Talk.

Mr. r, AaiteFd, Of Portland. wa In tsis civ
Scr fsw days.
MF Frank n Wrestling. Of seattle, was here
Scr sheFs uma this week
Mrs }. NJ. Miller exrects a. return Grora her
v.sit 80 santa eAra&fa next wsxk
Mr.. c. Il. Prescott and Miss Prescott. II Pert
land. were In sAss city tals saeg
Ms Il. e. Thompson. 81 Chicago. has bean
Spreading = few days az The TAcssaa
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Presbytsrian On urch.s.

German acknowledgements street. near Pima
Services IL O. N.
Enthusiastically and First avenue Ser
vices Ii q m. and $50 p. m
Lake Union-Kiibourne aveuue, Fremont
Rev. :. c. Head. pastor. Services IL q M and
I'D p N.
Calvary-Market and King streets Rev Bre-
ward ID. Sinclair, pastor Residence SIS suffer
street services. ii q. IN. and 7:30 d m,
BY Rev ID. McGergor. Sabbath school, IBIS =.
m i. +. {. G. T., $50 p. IN. Thursday evening
prayer meeting. 80 p m.
Welsh-Seventh and Olive streets Rev J. NJ
Hughes. pastor Residence. 9l4 Depot street
Preaching 1880 T. IN. and D. m Sunday
school $50 p III. Prayer meeting, wednes-
day. 7:3o p. IN.
North seattls-Oak aud Harrison strsets Rev.
W. A. Major. pastor. Residence All Temperance
street Preaching II q. IN. aud 73o D M.
Evening subject: "Stay Not in All the Plain /"
sabbath school, 1918 see. $50 % M.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7;39 pm.
first-Fourth and Spring streets. Rev. Aisx.
snaer Alison. ID, D.. pastor Residence 1919
Marion sIeet Services at ii a. M and Z 40 n
m Morning subject, The Miracle OF Resur.
ieetioni evening theme, "How a Kings Folly
brought National Disgrace; q Lesson for the
hsrd Iimea \. r. s c. e. In Iecfure-room
81 osla p m, subject. "For What Does Our
denomination Stand?" led by the pastor Sab
oata+schoos in same place at 1920 D. m No
prayer meeting Thursday evening" as the cello
bsation OF "Washingion's Birthday" in the
ehafen auditorium Will take its place.
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Episcopal Churen.x

- MARKS mission az Fremont se~5,o..,.
hail Sunday scheoi. p n
II tlsmeSts Market street and pasS avenue
IharcA tuiaing in course OF eEscsloa.
- stephen s. Ballard-Sery3ca. II ~ .na
'-S p n, % tue reesov, Rev. r. L Hy!apd
= 9oan's Vest sssstle-Rev. James Chest
T.
TFiHisy-Etghsa and James ssree.s Rev
SeSiSs hsfssEt v aisoa. Il. D., reetey second
ss'4asy In Lent I4tany and holy CoEnmuntnu.
l. = Il sfsalag Prayer, 80 q u DAILY
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e. NJ. stoddard, who commanded the eleven
inch guns of the Ksarsags during the engage
mens with the Alabama, IL now In the wreck
ing business at Norfolk. Va He estimates that
an expedition could be fitted out to rescue the
Kearssgs for $4,000 The outfit could be sold
when out OF use Ter $4,000 Acting on this letter
Congressman Blair has presented . bill for q
kearsage rescue expedition
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raesma-se ..,l. Wedding.

The invitations are ont for the wedding
Of Miss Dolly fetriss and Mr.. James r.
oherteuiier, of Seattle. which will take
place on Tuesday evening. February %. al
st. Luke's church. They will be at home
after April u. al their future homo on
Chestnut street Seattle.
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Barracks. si5 Jackson street Prayer meeting,
Ia m. Holiness meeting. IL q m Free and
easy. p. M A rousing meeting at p. m
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foods almost - your asn lignreS Pa.
chic Hardware Company. SlI Yssler ave
nue.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Another Tacoma-Seattle We'd
ding Announced.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN AFTER LENT.
Company &c BaIl--Ansfsessssy Wed
ding Mssse. Lisevatars and Laneh-
esa-smalI Talk.

Tscoxs, Feb. I7.--fSpscisl. I-Sos that
winter - fast disappearing and there -
not much chance Of securing that Western
Washington luxnry. sielghride. the idea
IL perforce being reluctlAntiy abandoned
for the year. Even cossting has not been
any too frequently INDUCED In this win
ter. There have been q few nights when
this childish. but ever enJoyabie, snsuse-
meat was svalIab!e. Most OF these oppor-
tunfties were embraced eagerly and used
to the utmost limit Even the white frost
has contributed It's share 20 the human
enjoyment by allowing few coasts before
being dispeIIed by the sun. Outside OF the
coasting. and occasionally time when q
few sleigh rides are possible, most winter
sports must be things of the past, or PER
haps the future. to those residing IN this
country. The exhilarating use Of the
snos shoes or the delights Of skating are
comparatively unknown diversions In or
around Tacoma.
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whA, win Happen After K..,.r.

There has been some talk Of various
things 20 he given after Easter, among
others. the foremost. the much-;alked-of
Ministries; in fact the reheagsals for these
have been going on. and although s,ih en-
wrapped in the deepest mystery with re.
gard 60 most of those who will take part.
Il has only served "a deepen the interest
Some amateur theatrieals have also beea
talked of as we'll as soTae dancing.
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\ hne pair KID g.Svss fer 81 a, sutton 4
Allan s. lea South second street
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Tenth and Pine, John Glen. pastor-Sabbath
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday night
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PrsseAxnx Il q N aad I'D y N sabbath
school, LIS p M Young Peoples Society,
1hee&sphy.
The Thsosophicxi Society meets in Pstfis-
N aszc ksis ioe Frons strsst, s.s0 p M Lecture
On ~IhEf saas KesnczrnaseA
MtSceflaneous.
The Rssfitusiorizss hold services every sun
dar Is >. IN q 29DS Front street
The seattle Research Club viii meet Thurs
DAY, February - af p m. with Mrx Boyer. 21S
wyekcE street {lcsier carl LESSON. MAX. XXI.
SO Discussion. Charity"
The Christian Alliances meetings are held
every Wednesday affe-noon at o'clock at the
hoEac Of Mira s. van yaIkerhurg. 50 Lincoln
street. corner Fourth AL friends of the four
fold go1pes are welcome.
City Misr;ou pnd Seamsn's Bethsl-eA Com
msrelsi street. near Weller. services sunday as
O'clock a1d 7:5 p m scandinavian, p n
Services 81 comfy farm, ~ m. Every night In
tie week ss Tia p n. Chaplain Thomas Reea
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hsFs atisd AEa gan repairing; ali work
guaranteed. Hardy & Hat, Pioneer e.osk.
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y pF. , q 1ehEsoa. reons = ka1 schaus
il,za 5loes. aarsy, nssr Front seattle.
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Music. Literature. Laacneons.

Almost every week, at present, is about
alike With regard to gaieiy. The concerts
OF the Ladies' Musical Club, given every
other Tuesday. afford pleasant break TO
the members and associates The literary
clubs are stin offering opportunities for
the improvement Of the feminine mind.
but most other ADJUSTMENTS are in the
background. Now aud then delightful
luncheon Is given on board the Hassier.
which is thoroughly enjoyed by those
fortunate enough 20 be Invited.
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Univsrsaiist.
rree 1IethodIet Church.

Services 7:30 p m. In Masonic hall, Pike and
Second streets, entrance on Second street Rev.
@ h shinn, general missionary. win preach.
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On Tuesday evening Mr.. G. w. Seymour
delivered the first Of q series of historical
lectures ut the Annie Wright seminary
which. Of course. will continue through
Lent. The subject on Tuesday evening
was Marie Antoinctts." and Mr.. Fey
1ncur iecsuFed TO o very attentive audi
enee. The subject next week will be
Frederick the Great" the remaining
ones being Catherine H. OF Russia.
s'Lorenzo di Medici" and .Jane Grey
Among those present. besides many OF the
pupils at the seminary, this week were:
Mrs. =. K. White. Mr. and Mrs. Osgood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon, Miss Breckenridge,
Miss Van Horn. Mr.. and Mrs. worden,
Mas Worden. Mrs. Frank Cardin. Miss
Phillips, Mrs. A. III. Raynor. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bsgeiow. MIRA Frank Cardin, Miss Clarice
Cardin. Mas Oliver. Judge and Mrs.
Prsrherd. Judge and Mrs. John Staicup,
Mr. ard Mrs. j. = Boyle. Mrs. III. Ii. Holt.
Miss Holt, Miss Gertrude Holt. Mr. Gil
bert Holt, Mrs. ceorts, Mrs. Frank Sharpe.
Mr.. CLYDE Clancy, Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. All
bolt. Miss Harriet. Darnaii. Judge and
Mrs. Appisgate. Miss Apologize. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tarreli, Mrs. Maynard. Miss
Maynard. Miss Unthank, Miss Minnie
Unthank,- Rev. A. Alexander. Mrs. Har-
vsy, Mra Waiter Harvey, Mr.. Norbert
sosimeste. Rev. G. II. Kidder, Mr. Huffer.
Mr. Frank Nash. Mr.. Blattner. Miss
nerickson, Miss Van RENSSELAER,, Mr.. Tay-
lor.
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Their Fifteenth Aunivsrssry.

Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Wsding ceie-
brsted the fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding at their home on Ninth street
Monday evening. The invitations were
very appropriate. being of mica, engraved
FOR the occasion. Tho presents were
numerous, and all of crystal. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Cort Van
der Linden, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Bronson,
Mss Carmichael, Mr.. and Mrs. X. J.
Davis. Miss Putnam. Mrs. A. h. Mechanic,
Miss Underwood. Col. and Mrs. shank,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Saul, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs. McAniny. Mr.. and
Mrs Brazil. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Mason,
Miss knowlton. Msssrs. ii. Il. Trevvstt,
Mr.. Frank Hale and Mr. Charles Staples.
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Seventh, between Pike and Union. Rev w.
G. Eliot H., minister. Service, IL q. m. Subject
Of sermon, Applied Righteousness" Sunday
school ~ 1891 Seats free.
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Invitations are now out for the ball TO be
given by Company G on the afternoon Of
February 22. The company has been and
is making extensive preparations for the
entertainment of their guests. and 1t is ex-
pected that ID will be the military event of
the season. Capt |. NJ. Howell, second
Lient. X. H. Rice, Corp. J. Mclean, Corp.
&. Boutwell, and Private w. w. Went
worth are the committee Of arrangements.
and they have secured good music. One
half the dria court will be used for dane
ing and the other half will be used rs a
tennis court. The hall La large and there
wilt be ample room for both dancing and
tennis without interference. This COM
pany has gained IN sxceiient reputation
~ entertainers, and IL Is safe TO say that all
who attend this event will thoroughly en-
Joy themselves. Capt. Howell will in
short time appoint his non-commisaioned
Offices 10 ali the vacancies caused by the
departure from the state Of several of the
non-commissioned staff In anticipation
of the appointments the privatss Of the
company are working hard. and holders of
medals are kept busy competing with as
pirants for honors.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

lyssaces for this depAvtmens must bs handed
"a b. O'Clock saturday 20 Insnrsins ertscnl
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Youue Mems Christian Asseciation.

The Young Mems Christian Association will
hold their regular o'clock rally at their hail.
1si7 Front street. All young men and strangers
in the city are invited to attend
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advent Cnurcnes.

Seventh Dsy-so9 Poplar street Preaching
Up m.
Christian chapel-Warren street, hall block
north OF Front street power house. services
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

moisture and the assemblage among the massive
ramparts which encompass the aspiring tower Of
the conspicuous cream-cOOred building IN the heart
Of the town extensive and enthusiastic psssi.
BOnchill. Bonnie Thornton. IOttie Gibson Sehor,s
Torta ada Victoria Walters Ryan and RlchasIS
and Caron and Herbert were among tho entertalnerss
whose melodies exploits and fun-making were AZ
ceptabe The Tyrolean warblers the Cirouss trio
sang some peculiarly sweet and delightful Tyroiean
catches.
Roster q Balls was literally patronized bv
amusement seekers last evening and inc chief feat
ures OF the programme were heartily appauded In
the theatre Hacker and Lester, caieeAO Conrov
and Fox and others found throng OF graiifed
friends In the audience. while On the roof the
whist, Ing o: Alec l.. HolgsOn AMI The other mum.
bers 3f a long and varied ns' OF diversions ave
satisfaction. The living pictures produced their
usual effects.