davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1894-05-13

TAs TsJier Rrethsrs Hs---d In-story %
the survivinc Chtid.

y
the survivinc Chiid.
Mr1Aw. No, May 12-Ths Taylor brothers.
who are suspected Of numbering Cue Mseks.
his wife. and two children. near Browning
Thursday night. are being closely pursued bT
a well-mounted and heavily armed posse
The latest reports from the scene Of the pur-
suit set forth that the brothers were Surround
cd IN an old house. and. while exchanging
shots with their pursusrs. escaped into q
brush. where theT are again hemmed in.
This city has been called on TO send 100 mep
TO help in the capture OF the supposed muir
dsrers. The required number Of citizens have
left for the scene Of the man hunt.
The Prosecuting Attorney OF this county
found to-day in the home Of Meekss mother
the following letter. addressed to the mur-
wv - "'N" BRoWSiSG. Mo. May 10. 1so4..
Pc, ready at ~ o'clock. Everything Is
The note was written on letter head of the
Peoples Exchange Bank Of Drowning. OF
which William 7. Taylor is cashier
ist,sr was sP received @ % az % fm May IST In f fhoss
who are familiar with the writing OF William
II Taylor are sure that the letter was written
Tine surviving child OF the Meess family, a
bright Girl. told the following story OF the
They nrst shot pam. and he fell out OF the
Wagon. Then they shot mamma and then
killsd little sister with q stone.
head With a stone. Then l went to sleep. |
did not know anything more until the me1
~. e s.s 4 we were ali lead. 80,
Then one OF them said: 'Yes. they are all
dead one OF the men said something about
burning tile straw pile. and some one else said
They covered US all over with straw. anil
thought won d smother. but when they went
away ] cIawled out oyer papa aud ma nj ma and
went to Mr.. Carriers house"
The sun., 1894-05-13
KUssIA,s AxMIns or BEsoxRx
Eniire Villages whose Iuh.sitssts Make g
Ltveiihood Ssisiy By Begging.

| Tts- ne Loudy- Duhy rr,orspA.
Mr.. Geoffrey Drags In the course OF q report
on Russia addressed to the Royal Com mil sion
on Labor. contributes some interesting de-
! tails regarding beggsrs in that country.
Thousands Of men. women. and children. he
the object o. earning their livelihood. not BY
work. but By begging.
quarters in the villages of shouvalikI and
hlin. are among the most notorious Of these
ten or twelve, alleging that they have been
S, burnt out g q their the home: and giving graphic
deaf and dumb Or insane, with piscards round
their nseks te:tiiyina to their inirmity. They
The district Of Soudogda which is one Of
is another hssdaSartsrs Of the hSn Ssssar army army.
ssfs Asssoon n,, 2. Held work is over in the autumn
io Ses ss sno. osS
Of the village Of MsrIni9 lives BY means oi
aG snd ar; a
country into the villages to ioin those mem
M bsrs Of the osgsar artel who have, no blind per-
with their booty. which includes objscts Of the
any gifts These they sell at the the next sstis air tsu sni
pEe,s .nS on hs and on their
in their own nsighborhood. ''-' ''-''"'
The stample Of the soudogds beRRsrs has
neen followed In other localities. especially In
the Goyernments OF Kostroma aud Tvsr. In
girls and women earn their livelihood By beg
ginR.. some OF them End their profession SO
and remain bsggars during the whole OF their
lives The kdLonRi travel with horse and cart
their companions from among the feebIest
children and cripples. Blind children are
niRhly priced. aud they frequently add to
taking their eyes out Of their sockets The fol-
lowers OF the kdiomi often MAIN their hands
crinples cannot he obtained. they are manu-
iaetured bytying up ono arm or leg. The
kdioo'i seldom beg themselves. but confne
their attention to the supervision OF their as
sistants and to selling the articles obtained by
the latter. Sometimes their prohts are enor-
nous. knioHH. accompanied BY two adults
and four or five children. gets from fve to ten
ronbles week; many take home as much as
l,OOO roubiee. leaving tho children and crfp-
pies; through whom they have gained their
The sun., 1894-05-13
CONFEDERATE VETERANS WV A DRILL
They HAT the Fsmou- Cbickssaw Guards
and Challenge the North TO N Like Contest

u.
FROM u. App,ui-ApaIanet,.
Yesterday thirty.two x-Confederates. men
who fought during the civil war third Of q
century ago. drilled against that corps Of the
Chickasaw Guards which. sixteen years ago,
was declared By Gen. Sherman to be the best
drilled body OF men no had ever known in this
country or In Europe. The contest was given
for the benefit OF the Forrest monument fund.
Nothing like IL had ever occurred In the South
before Such group OF spectators. 30 thor
ouRhly representative Of the South - It was
and the South as It T. has never been seen IN
SsaF.a..s.. = RsissdI:e. and 4 :a:1:a..asrss: ss
SS a.s Ss. s ssss ss :srss
ns.s and Is: bloody .sSis. q the fearful
%Grs or Tsss essurs ssfs Sst.. %:.
Il. S.o Ss Ssfai: s9 'as aSd s:ss
ness Of his sinsws. These men for nearly
,as Tools Ass sSrssSr ssfn :dos s sss q
supposed that they could suddsnlJ lay down
donnihs their % cid SsSiiims max. 'sS sSs.sins @
like serious contest az ainst the crack corps OF
the thirty-two there were only three under So
ysHEE: o. age and 4 Was % that n the
They had not lost tSer ability to weep :tsO si or
10 o.S SS.2 70
commands given rapidly. either for the manual
Of arms or for evolution. They could wheel
words. these staid and sober citizens demon
strated that they had not forgotten the soldier
ship that once they knew. The veterans were
And now an idea occurs, growing out Of the
splendid performance Of the ex-Conf onfedsratssl
Let them challenge an equal number OF ex-
e n sa:ns
In which the whole country would be interest
ed. and would tend 10 Gem ent ths friendship Of
not not Hso fsar eompstition. Th.y deSonstrss:a ad
Federal thirty-two OF like years. We are sure
to pay all the expenses OF the guests. What's
week the United Confederate Veterans were
tasm TSsy snSrsd X. .a
cient grudgs and casped hands In that spirit
Of fellowship which becomes the soldier after
isis as We have snssssssd could Be- ssas.i
the military organization OF Boston. which, In
tsTn 20 The sSash 'es Ss inTsSs 81
should not the propositlon be carried out, Il
significant OF complete frstsrniHation' Il
icanism upon which the country must rely TO:
mphasize the fact that our institutions have
tho Nihllist realizes. 1t would make assurance
truest sense. Therefore let the challenge be
issued for the good OF tho country" The
side TO win will be the .counIry's side ItT9nld
nsr" and the BonnIs Blue Flag" in the
blaze OF genuine, loyal AmericAnlsm-
The sun., 1894-05-13
COZ LEWELLING's MASS MEETING.
FEDERAL Treatment OF the Cox-y Train
steaiers Discussed.

Eoaerat Area'meut OF ths COxeY Train
steaiers Denounced.
TopEKl. Kan. May 12.-when the Indus
trial train stealers arrived here yesterday
afternoon as prisoners OF United States Mar
shall Neeley. Gov. Lewelling. Mrs Diggs.
Secretary Of State Osborne. and many other
Populist leaders at once held private con-
ference. and. at it's close. they issued call for
q mass meeting. to DO held on the public
square last evening. to discuss the question
Of the unemployed"
At tho Getting resolutions were passed de-
Commissioner Waggensr. On the ground that
ing the Missou uri Pa fc special train. Speeches
were made by Judge Walters. g. q. Clemens
Noah Allen. And superintendent Of INSTRUCTION
Gaines. They all denounced Marshal Sselsy for
feeding them better. although the men them
selves have not uttered = word Of com mplaint
Sanders says the Missouri Pacific. In block
army Colorado damaged sfTs 81 snS
cars to the extent OF fully $4,000 Not weR-
pom OF any kind was found among the Coxey-
ties BY the deputy msrshals. Military disci-
started. and 1t has been kept up since the
army was captured.
Sanders IL an electrician by profession. and
!s,a native OF Missouri He 10 10 years old.
tributions from the public Sanders has paid
for his own meals at hotels. He says he and
his men are going to Washington berau.e
hopes to reach his destination by June. me- '
Marshal Nseley's prisoners will have for
NAL hearing on Monday before United States
ommissioner Waggener Sanders and his
OF Providence to hasten them upon their Jour
pcy to Washington.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Doi.n Dee. sons Nor. shooting.

Patrick Dolan. who keeps . saloon at the
corner OF Oliver and Pacific streets. Newark.
was shot In the left temple last night In row
with James Cahill. . patron OF the saloon.
Cahills head was laid open with . club. just
how the AFFAIR began the police have been uu-
able to learn. but they put It down as an ordl.
nary saloon fraeas and although Dolan has an
apparently dangerous wound he is locked up
In the Third precinct station. CAhill is In the
City Hospital. where his scalp wound was
Dolan Is the man who shot Cuckoo Collins
after foot race in Kearny one sunday alter
and DolAn backed him against another man
yho won the TAes; Dolan accused Collins OF
capped from the hospital the day before he was
TO be discharged. and the case against DolAn
Was never pressed.
The sun., 1894-05-13
AIr. n be- T.n.. eeea s.err.

II Was In lS4T when the Tree Sol State Con.
Vsntion Mas held at IlsTklmer. There was A
gIeai gathering OF Free Sol Democrats AGd
Abolitlnnists. In the ballroom OF the hotel ~
was called tavern IN those dAysL lsiOFe the
onsning OF the Convention. we're gathered thu
leadeEA who we're constructing lhs new party
and doing other preliminary WOrk. In chair
Tilted against the wall Nas FRINGE John Van
great spec n lac was to delhsr OccasioaEiiy
10 arrested the work ot his associate, with an
invitation 20 listen To n paragraph which he
time produced laughter and APPLAUSE. Finally
he read a passage which excited shouts Of
laughter ami applause. When this had died
SWAY SOMEBODY No believe 1t Was the lion.
Chufehill Z. CAmbreline. sAid: John. you
Prince John drgly Affected surprise At tie suR-
Eestioa, 6entlemsn." he said. - waat you
- understand that thls speech y al italieSl"
The sun., 1894-05-13
Lshigk shakiaG Up Hs- Base hall Team
A New Coach for LAsrosss.

South BETHLEHEM. May 11.-Lshigh's base
ball team has been subjected to shaking up.
Every man will play different position in the
nsxt game MeClung's injured finger will pre-
vent him from playin g:for about ten or fifteen
days. Lett Fielder Gadd will catch; Jim
Wallace will b moved FROM right to left nsld
Jack PstEiksH. who has bean failure ct frat
base. viii 80 to HIS old position at right field f;
Thompson. the mAA who throws As straight as
rins. will be moved from third base to short
stop. and "Old Thad" Gresham will play at
third Can't POP" Bray. Smith. and Jackson
and Bowie. pitehsrA are the only men who
hAHs retained their positi9nA II was the wish
p q ne college that Capt B,Ay should rsnoys
be plAyed on the home grounds. May Id. with
ThsnloW GjsTtsen, H2 Of Cumberland. Me-.
who played on Lshigh's lAeross team for four
the hsld last Tuesday. GisTtssn was one oi
the attack men on LehiEh's fret champion
ship team. and ranked among ths beat play
ers IL scores In lacrosse serve 20 show the
real strength Of team. Lshigh will md no
dimeulty IN Walkin AWAY with the cham pion-
ship. ~ .Cornsll defeated johns Hopkins.
htsveps .dsfeAted Cornell. the Crssesnts de-
isstsd Stevens, three gamsA .nhd 1shIgh
hhiGh h.GSa n may lo0k as sure thIng." thsy. VIII
WORK. As Tor the stonsSali" defence. Il Is
the same one that won the chan pionship II last
sssssoR- Lshigh plays Johns Hopkins on May
The sun., 1894-05-13
Discourage At .s. Ou,sst.


Away back in the FftIeth Congress-" said
Col, Asher Caruth. was frsd with an am'
bition to make tArin speech. and I eontsm-
plated talking on tho free list exclusively
Then set TO work accommodating data ~
course the Mile DILL WAS ready at hand. and it
l began to con as youth does . problem 10
algebra, The nrst item on the list bore the
suggestive name OF 'Appitlte.' When asked
Mr.. Mills to tell me what II Waa he irankl!
owned uI that he didn't knoE; he had found
let i stay a mis- own mil he thought maShs
could give I ght On appitite. Mr' randall with
equal eAndor,, disavowsd knowing what i
OF the Nays and Means COMMITTEES. but this
gentleman. for wonder. left me In darkness.
As a last resort called on Librarian spof-
ford He gave a sad snake Of the mead as no
admitted that II was new one to him. but ne
brought sums comfort by telling me that with
in forty-riEht hours | should know what ths
word meant True TO his pTbmiSs MIR. spotord
sent me note explaining RpPittte to he kInl
0f fertilizer. a very small amount Il which -
imported into this country, Somehow or other
this chasing after knowledge cooled my iIss
list GrdoT. and let the speech GO unde!yered
The sun., 1894-05-13
DIvors+a rrO- Rse.lv.r n. ). P.rry.

Providence, May l2.-Ths wife Of MArsdsn
J. Perry. one OF the receivers OF the New York
and New England Railroad. and one Of the
foremost men OF Rhode Island. and also mill
lionsiLs. to-day secured an absolute divorce
Chlel Justice hAtttaon granted II. Mrs Psrry
has lived alone for twelve Years. Aad the Ie-
Receiver Perry did not contest the case and
his counsel arranged alimony which will soon
bS pAld In cash
The sun., 1894-05-13
FIRE DEPARrnESr STABLE BUsyED

Firemaa IsIursd In Tryiax 20 Save the
hersss-Firsd by "a Inssndiary.
SIOUX CRY. Ia. May 12-Ssyen thousand
dollars worth Of city property was destroyed
BY an inesndiary IRE In the Fire Dspartm emit
stable at Station ? early this morning. The
inesndiary poured gasoline over the bedding
tn the rooms over the stable and set fire to IL,
Ths WHOLE moor WAS ablAzs In . second.
were seriously burned. r. b. 1Rlsy, q fireman.
wss badlJ burned IN trying to save the horses.
Several thousand feet OF hose. the nrs- alarm
apparatus. and the building were also de-
stroyed. There 10 20 clue to the ineendiary,
The sun., 1894-05-13
Ths Ctsov Ku ssIJ.

Hsnry II. smyths OF the New York Canoe
Club has bought the canoe Kit from FranE
Sinclair Of the BROOKLYN Canoe Club, Kit vas
speedy boat has been but little raced by hlni
Her new OWnsr will try 10 make a record for
her this season Mr. Sinclair has sold anothsr
canoe. Jess. winner Of the novice race I'd the
meet 81 the AmeIlean CanOs Association NJ
1seS y Albert ". Blow 0l sAR FTaRelseo.
The sun., 1894-05-13
III. PIrioA Care.


KINGSTON, May 3-soms days ago In AntIei.
patton OF his death. Thomas Lee OF London.
who was serving a term In the penitsntlAry.
aud WAS suffering from pneumonia was par
donsd By sir John Thompson-. since The issu-
snee OF the order Lee's eondition has changed,
aud he will recover. His case Is = marvel oil
recovery" said Warden LAysll.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Coior.a Astrss. Down with saar.,ox

Aa ls-yeAr-Old sOlored girl named KIndls
was found suffering from smallpox yesterday
Al ~ second street she has part IN the
South Before the War" company. which
played at the Star Theatre 10 BrooklyR last
week. Another msmhsF Of the company was
taken down With smallpox In BFoOElyn and
AL the actors were VaecinAted by the health
officials OF BROOKLYN.
The sun., 1894-05-13
ssIsIds OF Dl.Hl.ssa Treasury oasraL

WASHINGTON. hay l2.-Maior BENJAMIN F.
WoTslL who fer hong time was chief Of di-
vision In the Registers ofles In the Treasury
Department. but who vas recently dismissed by
Secretary Carlisle. committed suicide on the
steps OF that department at 10 o'clock to-
niGht sy shooting himself through the heart.
Major WoFrell had been in bad spirits ever
siaes the loss Of his place.
The sun., 1894-05-13
Aa.srs,- =. Hos ..so old P...

FF"W " In Iit1a Kssa1a9 J9HTnnT
Mrs. Sarah Howard OF Houlton has two
queer pets, AeouDle Of muAkTats that came n a
the drain Into her cellar and thsnee even Into
ths kltchsn: They have now got so tamr that
they eat out OF the cats saucer and show nj
Tear ot that individual who on her part does
not dsign 10 notice them. though her Kittens
sometimes cuu the rats. one dAy thsJ got
straw aud pieces OF the broom and made a
nest undar the cupboard. They will come
reached down to them. When eating miGE
they sit beside the SAUCER thrust both paws
into the milk and then lap IL from thslr Paws
small saucer OF milk.
The sun., 1894-05-13
wheels In IIsr Hair.

v % M fHii"lfpA hsear
ATLANTIC Cry. May H. Miss Anna Long a
few days ago found the works OF an old clock.
and be ing curious to see and hear its work :
table the young lady watched the wheels in
notion for time and then shs began TO listen
to ths ticking OF the psndulum. she nj lGcad
her head TOO close. however, and before she
realized II her hair became sntanglsd in ths
wheels. IL required several hours uf labor to
The sun., 1894-05-13
NL.r. V.slrraar,. ~. NY.r.-

N-iesls. ~ Nassau ttEsst. HiaE 4 RuTzsL dan.
ass iEnnE; ~ So S50 EAs l5lss street snry Pfeasr
aAnags LTlhinE 90 2os Third avshus CharIss G.
hslsh. dAmaee tiainE a. ~ nIehAEd street jacob
20 sssas.s1 So. - ~ sl.haI ~ 81 49, hsai TusnsJsss
The sun., 1894-05-13
M u NYON'S
Great Work
Physicians Astounded.

More People Nave Fees Curea ~ Nu,y...
Remedies Durisr the PAst noath
Thss by the whole Medical
Profe--ior In sir
Morths.
The Philadelphia Times truthiuly SAWS,
"Munyon Is to medicine what Edison |, to
eiectrlcty"
The marvellous cures which have been mad.
In this city bv the use Of his little sugar psl.,,
have a,tounded physicians Of all schools. and
will undoubt edly revolutlonize the whole prse.
tice Of medicine.
We do know that thousands Of people hsv.
been cured in this city. and We cheertully print
q few OF the hundreds OF testim onials received,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CuREn
wcu:d No; Have = Doctor IN Their Hou,..
Mrs. Mary. Morris, No. 6l .Lsidlsv svenu.
Jersey City Heights. says; 81 had rheumstis
twenty.eiGht years Could not dress m vsslf or
and raient m edicinss failed to relieve me One
day | bought Munyon's RheumatIsm Cure,
AZ er using tWo Sottls. vns sn,re @ PAN sa,.S 40
In my daughters case Of nerve trouble Nun.
yon'a Nerve Cure acted Ike charm. and
any medicines but Munyon's Remedies"
MUNYON'S TREATMENT CURED HIN.
q. II. Todd. Astoria: - have suffered vsrv
greatly from catarrh. My whole system BE-.
came afIect ted by the absorption Of the po.
Nerve and liver troubles complicated m ' dis.
ease and | despalred of relief. A short course
OF Munyon's treatment cured me com pl letely."
CAtarrh II likely TO be robbed OF its danger.
Gus and disaRreeahle symptoms when treated
by MUNYON'S new and perfected system. The
Professor il very confident that he can cure
any case Of catarrh. whether 1t be Of the head.
throat, lungs. stomach. liver. or kidneys Ca.
tarrhal deafness Yields quickly to his treat.
all persons suffering with this dread disease
to call at his permanent ofiices, Fast -Four.
Eminent ply sicians are on duty all day and
evening 10 make exam nations and give ad.
Vice. absolutely free No matter how many
told Just what to do and how to get well. with.
out penny to pay.
Munyon's Home Reme edy Company, 7 Fast
18th street. between Fifth avenue and Union
Square
The sun., 1894-05-13
OH Strike lOr rrlacipls.

Iron no IaiisR'pohs Jggsnr,
81 Hungry Higgins looked over the fencs
and saw sight that nearly pATalJzsd him
lie looked again. les. IL Was too true. MI
Dismal Dawson was saving wood.
What does this "a lean p asked HungrI,
Mr. Dawson saw no was caught. SO be
straightensd uP and assumed an air OF Flsh1-
suus indiRnAtOn-
1t means dis" said he De boTs didn'
treat me right in diyidih' ~ the beer as
night. an I'm out on strikr. SEQ - AZ
The sun., 1894-05-13
.. M. slud .hnscr Eat-r.aln. ta. Co,rrl

u. n. studsbascr Eat~rtains the Coxeyit-s.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 1.-THE Randall
Commonwealers were entertained BY J. NJ
Studebaker last night on his private grounds.
The entertainment was In the nature OF lawn
party. There was music and covors we're laid
for 300 The guests arrived from New Carlisle
hungry aud footsoTe. and expressed their APP
preriation OF the entertainment. Thousands
srmywalk into town and entsr the Stndsbsts1
grounds. Last night the men slept In an open
dance shed In MIR StudepAksr's Island Park.
There was q general order to take o bath In
the river which was obeyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION!
Too High Pressure.

In these days Of keen competition IN every
line. when the business man IS compelled 70
bend his intellect and every energy 20 the
success Of his business; the clerk, book
keeper, professional man and laburer, 70
drive themselves at a terrific rate, there can
be but one result-an explosion, which. II
not resulting in immediate death, leaves
them with shattered brains and bodies.
They are running at too high pressure.
The strain is too great. Something must
and does give way. This IS equally true Of
women. Though their sphere is more
limited, they have their daily burdens, frets,
and worries, and the results are the same as
with their stronger companions.
This condition IS growing worse every
day. The rspidity Of its increase is awful
10 contemplate. Our homes, hospitals, and
insane ssylums are full Of these unfortunates,
and are being crowded still further. There
Is but one solution Of the matter. Recog-
nize the importance Of the situation at once,
and take the necessary measures to over
cnme It. II you have falling memory, hot
flashes, dizziness nervous or sick headache,
biliousness, irritability, melancholy, sleep
lessness, fainting, nervous dyspepsia, epi-
lepSy, etc, know that any one Of them is but
a symptom of the calamity that may befall
YOU. and even though You have used So
called remedies and treated with reputable
physicians with little or no benefit, give Dr..
Miles Restorative Hervine a trial. it IS
the only remedy that may be depended
upon for nervous di,orders.
1.-TWO years ago used Ut. Niles Restorative
mvson who had been sick with caiarrh Of the
bladder Eve years in the hands 9f our best ply
sicians. n try 1t together with Dr, Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills He was 50 wonderfully benefited
that he is attending to busiress sgain. Ny wife
also used Nervine With most excel ent results.
All OF US together have not used more than six
bottles Of Nervine. Several OF our friends have
ais. used it. and are greatly improved. louis
Gibbs. Rricher & Gibbs Plow Co Canton. Ohio.
NJ Niles' Restorative Tervine is told by all
druggists IN positive guarantee. CT sent By Dr.:
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, iro.. on receipt OF
price, 81 per bottle six hotties 81 express prepaid
n Is positively free from opiafes or dangerous
drugs. Free book q dEugEss q D. uH1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
Personal.

Miss Jennie Brenneman has returned
from Washington City.
Mr.. S Schloss, of s. d. Hirschman & Co.,
has gone east for new goods.
Rev. James StOuesifer, of Winchester,
spent last Friday with his relative, Mr. G..
t. Stonesifer.
Mrs. Jane Moler has been visiting her
son in Washington City and attending the
Moody meetings.
Capt George Baylor and County Clerk
G. D. Moore were in Carlisle, Pa, last
Wednesday and Thursday on legal business.
DR.. Jno P. Bishops mother, of The vicin-
ity Of Elkion, and his sister, Mrs. Taylor, of
Shenandoah, Va, are visiting the former
in this place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1894-03-07
Church Notes

Communion services in Baptist Church
next Sunday morning.
The Baltimore Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, South, will hold its sessions In
Fredericksburg, beginning March 2SIh.
Rev. David Bush, presiding elder, preach
ed at Beulah on Saturday and Sunday, and
in the courthouse here on Sunday night
quarterly meeting occasions.
Lenten services in Zion Episcopal Church
on Mondays at p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at Z 80 a. m, Wednesdays at
7.S0 p. m. and Fridays at II a. m.
On Sunday last three persons were adj
mitted to membership in the Presbyterian
Church; five were added TO the NJ. L.
Church, South aud one to Baptist Church.