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The evening world., 1894-09-07
The Refuge of All.

To The EnTIOTi
A. no American would put his name to such
principles as advocated by John g. Brown. We
may put him down as an imported specimen whose
narrow mi ndedness is only squaled by his isno-
rance OF the principles OF the American people
lie advocates that this nation which was founded
10 give all who sought Its shores, no matter why
or whence they came. equality and freedom, and
for which principles many fought and defended
II at the cost Of their lives, should now. In the
glory OF It's acquitted and natural might use its
power to crush kin across the sen. and the
poor wretch WHO gould seek relief under " Old
Glory" Ia To be fined $500 for doing 80. John S
Browns predictions are wrong, well as his
principles. Free trade would mean natural trade
and not q crushing OF England. Germany and
France BY America ! would advise him to study
the works Of Henry George on wages and taxa.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Coming ENent,.

Opening ball Of the Dairy Maids at Nilsson Hell
Tomorrow evening
Annual clSmbake OF the David ullman Outinr
club sunday afternoon at nonneys. CoieEC
Point
Thirty-second Gannsiaiter harvest festival sun,
day at suffers Harlem River Psrk
sixth annual outirg ~ the : s COX s7eicts
SUNDAY al Washington PAX Grove Nlsns'h
Annual cuic7talrurn' aEd re- option o.! ne I'd
ward Quinn Association S.turdsy evening
sept. 20. al Tammsny Hall. This AraiT promises
to be one OF the hnest OF ito Kind this season
a. the majority Of the performers are frat class
Mr. Quinn. who "a now playing with Rlos'I
''ltS2' company, will do his specially act Mus,
Will Be furnished BY Pref DsSis's full srehsstra
pAasinS Will telles the psriornAAea
The evening world., 1894-09-07
New Gloves.

Gloves for fashionable folks differ only
in size. English styles are for street
French for evening wear. The London
gloves are all dressed skins. They run
to minor colors and white. All the sew
ing is done in the skin colors; the fancy
stitches are put in with black, reds and
mineral browns. Horn and brass buttons
are the rule, and the palms and button
holes were never so well faced. Thumbs
are gussetted in all fine goods. Ladies'
gloves fit looser and last longer than
formerly.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
No Worse than To-day.

To the Editor:
think In this controversy about Gains wifs
that q. Rex on Aug 20, suggests the Oriental
legend that Adam had for his hrst wife a womsa
named Lilith. who was very beautiful and equally
as wicked as she was enchanting. why
may 1t not be possible that Lillu
bore CONS and daughters to Adam. and
that Cain when banished sought them out
and married his half sister. who. Of course. would
be much older than he3 But the newspapers Of
to-day give Us many instances II these ii-asSort'd
marriages. ard the old adage is verified thai
History repeats itself" O. REGINA
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Miss Carry Fredericks big entertain
ment and reception for the Sick Babies
Fund will be given at New York Turn
Hall, &C and 6S East Fourth street, to-
morrow night.
Joseph Hechter is managing the affair
for her and has secured some excellent
professional talent, including Eunice
Vance and Stinson and Merton, of the
Howard Athenaeum company, now play
Ing at Tony Pastors. This, through
the kindness of Mr.. Armstrong, the
manager. Miss Fredericks herself will
appear in several specialties. and Messrs
Hechter and Henderson will do their
refined comedy sketch, 1.-The Pardon
Came Too Late" Ferdinand Levy,
the City Register, will make the opening
address.
This will be big show. Tickets are
only % cents each
The evening world., 1894-09-07
THOUGHT HE HAD SMALLPOX
Mornns Suspicions Verified al
Chambers street HospitnI.

James Moran called at Chambers
street Hospital last evening and in
cidentally remarked to the steward on
duty that he was not quite sure, but he
rather believed that he had the small
poN.
Moran's belief proved to he correct
lie was placed in an isolated ward and
the Health Board notified. Later In the
evening Moran was removed to the Re
ception Hospital. Moran Is thlrty-tiv
years old, n tin worker. and gave his ad- :
dress as 80 William street.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Fourth-That. as the practice OF
members OF the force joining political
clubs Is very Injurious to the discipline
of the Department, 1 recommend that
your Board adopt rule prohibiting it,"
That Is one of the most practical and
most important OF the recommends
lions made by Supt. Byrnes to the Pc.
lice Board. Politics and police business
cannot go together without harm to tn,
latter
The evening world., 1894-09-07

waiting" Emma CaIisher; piano solo. Song De
Occur Natalie Abrams; dance. Pauline Fernando
and Ollie Blondheim; sons. lullaby from Seek
ing" Clara Schneider; violin solo, Scene de Bal
let" Joseph Brenauer; recitation, Renie fank-
auer: dialogue, "Coriolanus," N. D. Stern and
H. J. Isaac: recitation, 80 Was l." Arthur
steinweE; song, "Baa! Baar' Jennie Album
dance Florence Greenaugh; song, 7. Ertheiier
duet. Poet and Peasant. Linda and Florence
tons Lille and Charles; selection Amateur Phil
hsrmonics; recitation. Dying Child" Sadie
The evening world., 1894-09-07
KNIGHTS OF PYTH!AS PRIZES
Said Ia he Trouble over Those
Awarded In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Some dis
satisfaction exists among the members OF
the local Executive Committee Of the
knights Of Pythias encampment Cele-
hration. regarding the awards by tn,
Judges In the battalion drills. 1t was as
serted at A meeting of tne Committee
last night. that there were irregularities
in these awards and a disposition was
manifested not to pay the prizes which
are in money.
Nothing definite was decided on. how
ever and the matter will receive further
attention.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Ex-Mayor Hewitt wrote for last
nights citizens meeting these words;
" II we have a Tamnany government
It is because the majority have not been
sufficiently aroused to unite against the
superior organization which has uni
formiy secured the success of Tammany
Hall, This result will 10 repeated In
che eebiinI sisetieh unless the appeal.
tisa 60 y naitsa u snRRost q 3 sia-
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sympathizins with the FIeas.

To the Editor:
''Fleas-Fleas' asks for some OF your READS"
to give him cure for neas." Now, It depsnas
on what the neaS suffering from. II II |"
from shame at being towed along the street 0,
"bleAched blonde" while attached to the SKIN u
dog | would suggest putting green pads ever
the meas eyes. But II he means a remsdy to re-
move the neSs from the dog, he might drown u.
Cog and the rcss would swim ashore. This Wouio
mean survival OF the httest.
nYpRoPHoBIA
The evening world., 1894-09-07
FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD.
Two WorLmcn Injured In East
FOrty-thtrd Street

John Feeny, ffty-hve years old, OF
Yonkers, and Garrett Moore, forty-slx
years old, OF 40 West Forty-ninth
street, fell from a scaffold while work
ing on the building ID East Forty-third
street, at $50 o'clock this morning
l'ceny received injuries to his back
and legs and Moore sprained his ankle
Both were taken to Flower Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Spiritualixing Nuts.

An old lady who has lived in. New
York for the best mart Of seventy years,
and wants to live always" subsists
largely on milk, wine, fruits and nuts.
She says: after dieting upon nuts and
fruits alone for a period of time
found that fruit aroma has the
power to impart spiritualizlpg infi,'-
ence that is remarkable. 1t alp opens
up the sympathetic nature and eaatles
us to feel for otherp."
The evening world., 1894-09-07

From the silence which PETER has
maintained since Congress adjourned IT
may be gathered that the whiskered
Kansan is deep In reflection. His trains
of thought will naturally be freight of
the blew line.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

gle ticket" Isn't II worth while that
the majority should be sufficiently
aroused7 And hasn't there been enough
scandal and plunderng in municipal af-
fairs to sufficiently arouse It?
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LETTERS.

ina ooNsrn u open to everybody vho has
-omplotnt to make. grievance 10 vnf'lnte. t'vor'
nation 10 pips, subject Of general tnirest to d.
russ or pubic ~rp'ce DO acknowledge, and ,0ao
ran pu. he idea into iess than 100 UsvdA Long
saers cdnnot Dc printed
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Mamie poss, lsS Clinton street, collected 81. IS
for the Sick Babies Fund. She had stand on
the sidewalk and sold fruit A man tried to get
the proceeds Of her sale under pretenss Of being
agent for The Evening World" but Mamie
would not give ~ her pennies and tho impOstor
left after threatening to have her arrested
The evening world., 1894-09-07
All Little Defenders.


To the Editor:
Inclosed hnd )? collected at fair at 70 Flush
ing avenue. Astoria. Long Island City. by four
earnest workers for the Sick Babies Fund We
hope It viii give some poor baby Joy.
Agnes Sullivan. Christine Mosbsck
Stella Smith, Abbe Campbell
The evening world., 1894-09-07

There will he music at Battery Park
by Blyne's S!Nty-niuth Regiment Band
this evening. Following IS the pro-
gramme:
PART !
Prcludc-''The Strr-spanErd Hammer ........ Key
ROYAL PAgeant-'rho Regent Arr, !. =. Cox
overture" Semiramide' .........-.--., RossIni
caprice resonant Iullten's Last Waltz. julien
SOLO Tor mute" selected ..,............. Paccini
:. cox.
Grand Net'pnsl fantSs'c incN l-"Ame-Ica"
Victor Herbert
PART n
'oio'a'ton l'ElcEantc-''r u'i'aa's Daughter"
pa,fo
puci Cglainsc Tor cOruct aud Trombone The Iron
Crown ......-....... ................ Iurlonr
Iessrs. styles and GuitrIdgr
Musical "reminiscences ~ Erin .......... Il nsuuet
Aria chorus and hpalc--"N arrarllla" co.. Marlin,
ENtrrvaEanzl Populaire (requesU-"New Yorx
After Dark ....,,........ ...........De witt
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Another Labor Day stand

To the Editor
Ir~lo.ot mad So proceeds of a cake and lemon.
AIDE stand, held on the northeast corner Of Elcy-
cnth street and Eecond avenue on Labor DAY
Annie Kelly. May Mahr,
Loretta IIaCkett.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Four Small Girls.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please md SIS the proceeds Of a
fair held by four ANAL girls
Jennie MacCormac. Gertrude MscCormAc,
May johnson. Lizzie Bentley.
New Brighton 4 I
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At Long Branch, n. j.

To the Editor
Kindly hnd 1918. proceeds OF a fair held a,
Long Branch, y j.. by Franklin. Polly and
Carrie. L n
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To the Editor:
Enclosed md 1916. proceeds OF a fair at 1854
Madison avenue.
NETTY WERNER. 6. 1854 Madison avenue:
FLORA FRIEDMAN, s, 1863 Madison avenue:
LILLIAN JONES, Q, 1864 Madison avenue;
RAY JONES. 8, 1864 Madison avenue.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Mckinley has gone to Maine to help
on Tom Reeds canvass. Possibly he
fees that in 1896 friend In Reed will be
O friend indeed.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Fortieth street Collectors.

To the Editor:
Please accept this little gift OF IS. which we
have collected at 222 East Forteth street. for the
Sick Babies Fund. MAMIE MURRAY.
FANNIE MURRAY,
MAMIE MELIA.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

A Tammany- bound morning contcm-
porary refers to last nights mccttuS OF
municipal rcformers as gathering of
the disconnected. 1t was 50. though
not In the way that is meant IN the
reference. II was an assemblagc of men
who cannot rest content while their
fair and great city is treated as thu
plunder-grOuud OF bosses and hcrlers
OF men who refuse to sit idly by and
see the resources that should go t. make
New York the finest city in fact "a {,
is the richest ~ natural advantage,
prostitted for the enrichment # cor
rupt rng- and hangcrS-ou II was Il
meeting Of men who would iisnlar" a
Fallen New York, that tho Better New
York might speedily mise. With It's
thousands OF voices, the good that Ia in
the metropolis calls on every true citi
zen to come and labor with these men
for the betterment Of the municipal ad,
min!stration.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Fair on n Corner in Brooklyn.

To the Editor:
Please md inelosed A.5o. the proceeds of a
fair held for two days at the corner Of Wash.
ington and Front streets. BROOKLYN.
May Smith, Flossie Smith
Alice Leavens, Eddie c. Leayens
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The Metropolitan Traction Company
wants to extend its surface-car system.
First make 1t extend its accommoda tons
TO surface-car patrons. A seat for every
fara
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Baltic street, Brooklyn, Fair.

To the Editor:
A far held on the sidewalk opposite 4sS Baltic
street brooklyn. brought 81. 30 for the Fund. The
little girls were
Mamie Abernethy, Kate Fox.
Matte shannon, Bella Brown.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Madison Avenue Collectors.

To the Editor
We send you $50 which we collected for the
sick babies. FORTENsE KAT2MANN
IRVING HOCHSTADTER
l5t5-i7 Madison avenue.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Modestv prevented Mckinley from
gcing any further, in Boston, than to
say that true Republican would be
nominated in 1896.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Fair at 10 st. Marks Place.

A sidewalk fair held by Doretta, Lille and
Abraham Freeman and Emma Mycrhon and vira
SquiEle, at 10 st. Marks place, yielded "a
hut they gave 81 to a family that was in urgent
The evening world., 1894-09-07
seventy-afth street Fair.

TO the Editor:
Please find inclosed 81 %. the profits NJ a fair
held on the street.
Bertha Levy, Celie Cotter
Martha Levy, Mary Cotter
Nellie Cotter,
All OF 2i6 East seventy fifth street
The evening world., 1894-09-07
In Mrs. soIingcr's Courtyard.

To The Editor,
Ada soinscr eleven years old, and Oracle
Cahill twelve years old held fair in the
courtyard Of Mrs. solingers residence, lee Dean
street, Brooklyn, and received A 05 for the Sick
Babies Fund. s.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The French have excellent bread. A
fine feature of housekeeping is that thu
baker bakes all the bread and the Gov
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The Excise law could be better en-
forced II It were more just In Its terms
for enforcement.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Asbury Park frebugs must not he al
lowed to make it warm for Original Pro-
prietor Bradley In their own way.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The Police Board should receive statu-
tory assistance in transferring Police
Department power and responsibility to
one head
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Through the court OF public sentiment
outside politics must be divorced from
municipal campaigns.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

London Bridge falling down might pre-
duce less Of shock than has come upon
the New York police force.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Thus far. no pardons have followed
Gov. Flowers visit to the immediate vi
entity Of Auburn Prison.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Victory never crowned more de-
serving cause than that OF New York 5
strik!ng tallors
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The Giants are in second place. May
they be nowhere else till they are In
first place.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The police "pull'' also will be un-
known In the Better New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Offensive craftsmanship In peculiarly
and dangerously Offensive In a police
department.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

At this stage OF the National game
there never is a minute that our Giants
are not in II.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

IN the Better New York there will be
no discussion OF the garbage problem
The garbage will! be burned.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Your Letter VIII Appear Later.

All letters from CONTRIBUTOR to the sick Bsbiss'
Fund will be printed Many are In type and will
appear IN this column latsf.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

A practical policeman speaks through
Supt. Byrnes's recommendations looking
IN police reform.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

No one should drop nickel In the
street-car slot without getting seat.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Farewell. a long farewell. to all the
ward men.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

In these days the "ex' falls oftener
than the X among the police pantatas.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
FOR The SICK BABIES.
The Little Innooents' Friends
Have Given $23,43l,74.
Sidewalk Fairs and Lemonade
Stands Help the Charity.
Carrie Fredericks' Bright Enter
tainment To- Morrow Night.


Previously acknowledged. &c. .... ... .s23 2el II
Fair. Portchester. N Y. Maggie Cox
and others. -. ...... ............ 2700
Fair Prospect place. New Brighton.
Alma C. johnson and others. ...... 225G
Fair Rockville Centre. Ethel Keeney
and others. ..... ............... 1900
Mrs c. H. Belts, .... 90. ............... 10 90
Entertainment, 1873 Park Row, Rosie
Meyers and other Observation-Disclosures. 7sa
Entertainment. go West One Hundred
and Thirty sixth street, Phillip Gott-
hold and others. ..... ............. 100
Fair. One Hundred and Fourth street
and Second avenue. sidney Rosenberg
and others. e.. ........... .......... 635
Emma Strauss. May Blumenthal and
Aline Levy. 90. ..... .............. $50
Julia Lingsweiler and Lizzie Ottcn... $50
Kathleen Kavanagh. 900. 90. ............ 100
Fair, Viola Howard and Edith stienen. s.75
Fair, Flossie Wildev and Others. 500
Fair. Seventh avenue and one Hundred
and Forty-second street, Lottie Spring
ana others. ............ $50. ...... 100
Fair, Twenty sixth street, Carrie CIyc
and others. -. .................... 800
Fair. Eighty fourth street Grace Null
lines and others. ... ............. 800
Fair, 81 East Broadway, Fannie Racnmii as
Fair. Is East One Hundred and Sixth
street. Rosie Cohen and others. o3s
Fair. 226 West One Hundred and TWEEN
y-third street, Alexander Wells and
othefs'', ..' ,.,..,., go. ........,.... 2.l5
Abraham Sokolski and Harry Dick
keiser..... ..... .,.......... .......... 200
Louisa Meisenholter and Emil Kosk... zoo
Martha Kohomann and others. l5O
stand 1913 Washington place. Norah
Mclaughlin and others. ....... ........ lsO
Josephine Grace and others. lio
Lemonade Stand. 237 East Tenth street
Frank McNcol and others. ....... 100
Il am Welwisher' ...........,...... SO
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Eighth street, Brooklyn, Fair.

To the Editor
Incloacd please And Sl7. the proceeds Of a
fair held at 400 Eighth street, Brooklyn on
Aug 30 and 81.
Edwin T. Murdoch, Herbert Hadley
Florence Hsdley. Helen West
Frank Turnan, ROY Royce
Alice Truman, Val Boyce.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
A Token of Love.

To the Editor:
Accept the lnclosed $50 as token OF love
for the sick babies.
Milton tllman, Jerome Ullman.
Sally Krauss, Herman Capan.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
A Two Days Fair.
Fair In New Rochelle.

To the Editor:
1nclosed ind IS. proceeds OF fair held by
Alexander and william T. sheehan and John
Haynes OF New Rochelle. H. l.. "
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Lace and Cambria waist.

Cambria waists are more popular and
prettier than ever. The model shows
the effect of lace or embroidered in
sertion on muslin. 1t is a moments
task to rip Off the arm bands that pun
the upper sleeve. incidentally, the cot
The evening world., 1894-09-07

ton belt isn't any good. A blouse must
be we'll secured at the waist line. and
the only substitute for leather Is
rep belt with a guard and buckle.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Supt. Byrnes cherishes the idea, ap-
parently. that Police Inspectors should
inspect
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Dinner for Spiritual Beauty.
SATURDAY.
VEGETABLE Soup

'''''''''''
SATURDAY.
Vegetable Soup.
Tomato Omelet. Butter Beana
Rice Croquettes. Wine Sauce.
Stewed Raisins.
Oyster Plant. Cream Sauce
Baked Potatoes
Apple Tapioca. Sweet Miik.
Nuts Coffee.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Eighty-fourth street Fai

To the Editor
Enclosed please find n25 proceeds CT \ fair
held in front Of 1926 East Eighty fourth street.
Bertha Katz. Sydney Katz
Carrie Hoffman, Lena Kompass.
Charlie Lehr Sallie Masnus
Rosie Bergman. Treasurer.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

To the Editor
A fair held in front OF POS Division street for
one day netted 1886.
Annie Cohen 10. Dehla Davis T.
Anna Stcllowtch, 2, Minnie Booker, 12,
Minnie Brenkstone, ., Flora Newman 2,
MOllie Dreakstone l. Louis Davis, 10.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Mrs. Van Erp Did Not Liv. Their,

Mrs. Van Erp Did Not Live There.
In The EVENTS World Of Sept 1 the
address Of Mrs, Eugenia Van Erp. who was ar.
rested for keeping a dlsordsTly house wa,
given a 252 West Twenty nrst street This
ss. = ni.t,ks as 2? West Lwsa,y;hrst street
s;'s' -, Y y,, s sMrs:s HI who con-
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Katie PooIe's Collection

To the Editor:
We held little fair here Friday evening at
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Sarah Fells, Grace Taylor,
Margaret McGoney. Flora Meyers,
LAZY Fels, Joe Manncck
Orrie McGoney. Harry Lew
MAY Mctoner, VIM. Murphy.
Katherine McGoney. Thomas McCioney
Winnie Coate, Fred. Lofeler.
Katie Murphy Charles Sonheld.
The amount raised was SS.Tl. Another enter.
tainment will he held at the same place NEXT
Wednesday evening
The evening world., 1894-09-07

DIR. Parkhurst has come back He
doesn't want 10 he Mayor. That Is
good. He Is OF more use as he is than
ne could l." as a candidate.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-02-02
PoSTOFFICE ROBBED.

Monday night the pdstoffice at Dallas
was\robbed of 81, 800. An entrance was eff
featedA by breaking the glass of side door.
The Perpetrators of the deed even stole the
implemeAts that admitted them to the con-
tents of the safe from the Dallas foundry,
being al monkey wrench, brace and drill.
Instead of blowing the safe open, they
drilled circle of holes around the combina-
t1on knab leaving it free so it could be
pulled through, making hole large enough
for easy work. The face of the combina.
tion was then forced off with pry, o
hooked wire inserted and the tumblel
lifted, leaving the door free to open. Eight
hundred dollars in coin was taken aud about
$500 in postage stamps. They even stole
all theSblank postal notes and money order
sheets. After securing their booty they
made their exit through the broken door
| and made their escape. Not trace of the
williams remained with the act, but the
| tools stolen from the foundry were left in
the Office lying on the floor near the broken
| safe.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-02-02
THE CHURCHES.

Regular services at the NJ E. church next
Sabbath at ii O'Clock a. m and 6 80 D. m.
Sunday school at 3; Epworth league al
$50.
7. L. Weaver, pastor of the First Evan
gelical church will preach next Sunday
at 4 p. m., in the South M. E. chapel. AL
are invitsd. -
Preaching at Union school house on Snp-
day at 3 p. M, by Rev. w. G. Kantner
Sunday school at2 m. Everybody invited
and made welcome.
Services at the Congregational church or
Sunday by the pastor at IL a m. and 1880 p
m. Sunday school at 10 a. M; Y. P. s. G.
z. at $50 p. m. A welcome for all.
There will be services in the old college
chapel next Saturday and Sunday. Rev.
P. A. Moses, pastor. All invited,
The third quarterly meeting will be held
at Keezel chapel, Philomath, next Saturday
and Sunday, commencing Saturday at p.
M, Rev. II. l.. Barkley, of Woodburn,
presiding. All are invited.
The topics of the sermons at the Presby-
tsrian church next Sabbath will be 'Meet-
ing questions with questions" and ga Wis.,
ion." Sabbath school and endeavor socre.
ties at the usuol hours. A cordial welcome
to all.