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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
CHI. & ID. II. Is. Time Gard.
Trains pass Perrysburg

CHI. & ID. IL II. Time Gard.
Trains pass Perrysburg
North. South.
No. *12. $500 a. m. No. VI. 1925 a.m'
" +14. 1912 " .7;05 "
" H.. 1885 " *5..... 20 I"
" f6. .3:40 p. m. :" *9. :. i. .3:40 p.m.
g *S. .S:1S :" " f13. 1926 g
&C t6O. .9:l2 a. m. Sundays only.
n Daily. + Daily except Sunday
! Sunday only.
Electric hallway Time Card.
Cars leave Perrysburg for Toledo,
and leave To.edo for Perrysburg as
follows:
5 80 6 80 7 80 8 80 9 30 10 80
IL 80 a. m. u 30 80 2 30 30
4 80 5 80 6 80 Z 80 s 80 8 80
p. m.
Car leaves theatre at close OF per-
formance for Perrysburg Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
LOCAL NEWS.
Locals in this column cents per line
Wood for Sale.

Dry Soft wood at 1925 per cord.
Leave orders at JOURNAL office. SSa'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
TO MILK CONSUMERS.

will commence delivering milk to custom
ers on Monday, Dec 10. and shall adopt the sys-
tenn of delivering the milk in individual cans,
each customer being supplied with two cans,
thus avoiding the necessity of coming TO the
been adopted in Bowling Green and many other
cities and has proven very successful. None
but the best OF dairy stock viii be kept and
milk will therefore he rich and heallhiul.
3Sz %. CALDWELL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

We are pleased to announce that
Sam jolly is rapidly recovering from
his recent injury aud will probably re-
cover the use of his injured foot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
TO the Pnbiic.

AS ] am out of the undertakers COM
bine, Can do undertaking in all its
branches % per cent less. Have the
largest stock of goods in the county
to select from, finest funeral cars, vault
(free), lady assistant. Am at office
nights, 81 Chas. Witzler.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
NOTICE

To the consumers of the Northwest
ern Ohio Natural Gas Co:
On and after the first day of Janu-
airy, 1898, the price OF gas in Perrys-
burg vii! be - cents net, per one
Thousand cubic feet Of gas.
39c L. BLACK, Agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
suculcn,s Arnica saive.

The Bes, Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblrins Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. it is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by A.
r. Champney.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15
Reduction in Millinery.

Miss Emch announces q great reduc-
tion in price OF Millinery for the holi-
day season. All Felt hats Mt 25, SO and
75 cents. Trimmed hats will be sold
at cost. Ssh
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15

Vim. CranHer announces that he
has q wagon shop in connection with
his blacksmith shop and is prepared to
do all kinds of wagon making and re-
pairing, as well as blacksmithing and
shoeing. l6f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-12-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When abe was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to oastoria.
When shv had Children, she gave them Castoria
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FOR JlM's SAKE.
An UssnaGSIed Letter Which Brought
s .Ab0sst an accidental Meeting.

come out TO that hole OF . place." Jim
had said In his hoyish. eager way.
'ehs'd have bsen bored 10 death. you
know. Earle And now am 90 much
better that ! 40 believs We could man
ass theatre. ehf--or the opera. Eilie
10 mad on music. Don't grunt osd
mau-"
dsressy had grunted. for. ~ far ~
I could sea. his dearly beloved HiiIs had
never ths faintest intention ef leaving
town; and Cor being mad ON music, she
always struck me 40 being much madder
ON that fellow Finch who. IN m anna
tsur Kind Of way, had strummed him
self during the past season into ths
grsees of good many people beaidss
Mn. Jim Dssefspx. dialiksd her %
much. pretty and popular though she
undoubtedly was. that 4 had been Quite
an snnoyancs 70 mo % have % write
inns dictsts1 lore lettsrA ana more -
pstlaily TIE last. a which NJ hed srs
rapss1 about h<f <ouine p f4<l4 "a
NJ A. ttal Az prls1s ~ ~Ife'<y
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TIE 1NllA-PERIE MATCH.
Feature Of Tom 0'Rourke's Show
at the Garden on March 20.
How jackson and Corbett Compare
- to size.

Eddie Pierce has many admirers who
seem to think that his fight at Coney
Island with George Dixon was anything
but fair test Of his pNgiiistic ability.
The weight limit proved . sorry handi-
cap to the New York boxer, and had he
taken the advice Of his best friends he
would have postponed that contest. The
TACT that he was matched with the
feather-weight champion, however. was
enough for Pierce. who decided to reach
the weight. and hsht no matter what
the consequence might be. Ever since
that battle Pierce has been anxious for
q chance to redeem himself. He jumped
at the chance offered him by Manager
rounds at catch weights at Madison
Square Garden. on the night OF March 20.
There win Be other exhibitions besides
the one between Dixon and Pierce. Even
those who have no love for Tom
CRourke must admit that he provides
good hstic entertainments. His show ct
the Garden last August was one Of the
best ever seen In the city. and he prom
lees toNdo stili estter III. time.
A comparison Of the proportions OF
jackson and Corbett win show that In
most points they are exceedingly well
matched. They are OF exactly the same
height each man standing six feet and
ons;hsif Inch in stockin8 fest: The
Australian has the better developed
sSoSSsr: q 81 ne s two ANT trps ann.
son 70 have the more expansive. driving
machinery. Here are the dimensIons:
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TIE vuuers that have bees esvreat che
PAST FEW weeks that the rate 81 o =
meath % the Cepelsna systen was % he
Increased arc absolutely watheut fssnSs-
sasn. Dr. Copeland 10 hinseif suthersty
fsr The statement that the ne win reuain
the ssus - heretofore 70 s,l patients aud
Or sn dsseaseA Further than that. not
oaiy will the fee set ~ nneseased, bot
uaaer No circumstances win patisnts se
psvnattsd, evss whore they - Assare, 70
pay anything IN excess OF % per wsnsh.
aneludtng IN ussdieines.
The vunses wevs ssartsA as~Stiess
BY those who snarted upaer The lasA
Or Dr. CepelanA's Jsst arraigament OF
misrepresentation ana aeeeptsoa IN the
practice % rAeAlesne. To them the
pspsiasasy Of The - rNAe. the vast
array o. pasaease rrspsaG che savsa.
taes % %. ars Gan ana wora,woeA.
The steady nesnss~snes Of this vass 10
the iroA that enters sheir soul. Unabss
10 sithstanA tbs general and cordial ~
uissloa Of the fAes that the Copeland
methods are che bsst sa existence. they
Aeps sa vain FOR The time " eoae when
Dr. Cspslasa win raiss the rates. - ~ 70
givs thsn ~ opportunity ef encs again
sraAski>g With proat spsa ths ans 81
1aahina.
DR.. COPELAND eaunet ohligs then. TIE
- rate shall stasA NJ q rebuks 20 nis-
REPRESENTATIVES saA estertie~ Jsst a. hong
40 there D. sseasssa fsr u. Tie ssea who
smart uaaer iss uassassaaaes havs atggca
the PIT for shsnseIves. II b really the
puhsse whs csaAsaa then. ,Dr. Copeland
hiss slaaply pesnesA sps the asesvsssa. Il
10 che publso whs saNsr Inst man who
Anas % nsssssasy, - decisive n ssAse -
q. 49, - q Nj
tronsge. 10 he was In reality . seed phy.
sielaa he would ne nsA % nscssdary -
reeert - Aeeepsssa - gasA tasansss. -
You could no moes concsivs Of esnuinsly ~
iiable and skiifui physician smpleytng dishonsss
| buslness methods than Of Rusrin wrstingunsram-
NAUTICAL English or the editor Of the scisstiAo
American arguing that two and two make seven.
Tue skil which has given the Copeland practice
national reputation could no more Be associated
with tsickery than cleanliness could b ansociatsd
with aith and still b cisanlinssa
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',she ID hsrer' he whispered. In q half
stransied whisper. ~ soon AZ he could
speak. go down, Earle. and
Fetch her upr' asked. for no was
pressing the stained handkerchief to his
lips. and the sntreaty In his eyes had
dragged from me the very words ]
wished 10 avoid.
He shook his head impatientiy. and I
waited. Then: mo" said Jim; II want
TO walt until I'm . bit rested FIRST I'll
fret her II can't be jolly. But 20 and
ma out who she IL talking TO. II you
can, without her seeing you. ana n you
can catch what she.says"-
I glanced over his shoulder 70 be sure
the angle OF the window hid her COM
panion from his view. and then went
downstairs praying that they might not
shift their seats.
Apparently they had no intention OF
moving. for the painted tin table which
stood between them was covered with a
map and railway guides. and a. stood
IN q near doorway watching them. Mrs.
Jim spun up a sovereign,
Anyhow. Marssilies. then" she said
sayly; land after that Aisiers or Venice.
Heads or taIisf''
His hand closed over hers and. their
eyes meeting. they both laughed. shiv.
cred. To sit there making love In the
sunshine while Jita bay overhead, feast
ing his dying eyes ON the wife who had
deserted hin-it was horrible. ~
Az the people came saantsfing out OF
the midday tabies d'hote, the two Ian
their pook 70 retreat yitAin doors and
barely had they closed he door q theiz
private room wnsp 7 epens4 4 Assik and
s: ~ z, !, /; = 4. &. ~.
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stared curiously. For the moment I DO
not think he recognised me.
"Jim's here. He has sent me to fetch
YOU"
I'll won't CO." she said at once. and
looked towards her lover. "Georger'
Finch stood up and frontsd me-A
slightly built. fair-haired man OF forty.
who had disconcsrting trick OF looking
over instead OF at oned.
Look here" he said. 1T Is no concern
OF yours. and this il private room. II
you've been eavesdropping. you know
all about L. Devereux chose to live
apart from his wife. and she has grown
tirS1 OF 1t. Now you can CO."
It wasn't worth while to give him the
lie. ! turned to his companion.
Don't you understand he cried.
"Jim 10 dyings> He saw you through the
window. and he thinks you've come here
to meet him. You must conner
For answer she burst into tears.
II can't" she sobbed: II can't have
gone through Il all for nothing.
must be happy! I am very young. and
have the right to be happy. Make him
go away. George"
''ae can stay II b. likes" said Finch.
with smile than which many scowls
are more pleasant ar
Being physically unable to throw me
out. I think he enjoyed this parade OF
power. He put his arm around her and
kept up q murmurous string OF endear-
ments. while she sobbed ON about the
hardness OF her life. and why Jim should
have returned nj that most uncorgiv-
able moment I stood and watched them,
a vain iohslns fof my mother psised
~. 04vely ne Woaid have known hop
" vssA - ~ piF''s fss'iass ~ easid
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Back again ct Tia GRAND. had helped
Jim up to his bedroom in that uncpm-
Portable fashion necssritatsd BY the tact
mat ! had 70 sustain tho whole Of his
weight whils lstting him fiatter hitnsslf
With the molten mat he was mainly
bearing his own, and now had come
Gown again Int the courtyard 70 smoke
: cigar and ses II could md any ons 20
YAK to. Truth to tell. should have well
ecmed any companion Just then-even .
saDid Home-R ulcr--for was feeling des-
perately down abott Jim. II b all very
possible to bear Il with sssmirig phiioso-
pny when ted ~. the doctors that thu
.ansa Of one's closest chum are 10 such .
gekiish state that ! few months win IN
syltaby zee the end. nut when The few
montha are ever. ana he 4 fAcs 70 face
Hlth death. then ones stoicisnp y At %
Peeye q lrolsn rcsd-
We had been 70 Pnniresinh for The
~ nprias, ara nov " were On ouf
~ rsy nen< H!se1|ns y b<eak ~ jeer-
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AM The FIELD o. ABoR.

y ne Nev York rr.~.~-~, 49, ~. :. =. =. :
istssms,r It - y ~ stfikins shosnaksrs Of
The nsv,y orsas,,.A No.. r,,,. $780,.
Uni .Sspt ssssss,lo. UI sss $ Sy. rr. ssi
SsSss 'mansns sAosrs % Friday evening.
Local Au,uh,v :. $3.50. r.,,.
svsnins ~ Asses y o.soScr horris Oohn. Ihii
iryins Han "'v ~" ave concert ss Nsv
Representative Of. n. r,unb.rs Union. q,
s,: before TIE Ls;sss q 8. iss.rs.. Of S.s
! D 2 q! m q u. ois., Of Railway r.,.s.
9. Bsrrett' Ass,ssss; 49, Heritass; Cai.ti ..
t Sayc rs's;sr;r: y RlssA.s Inspector; j. ..
retary 81 M ys-.,c Tssx.s E.sS snsne.s &c
.:: Se6sas.i c.nsssi s .sss F re D: :sS
q Arrsnssmsn,s a. fsSsr ~, On me commisss
nit, The Es,:rD,,:: 1..ssa.,s. s.:.n.r. d.
any d ~ we,,nsx. 80 % me saset that
Wells NEVIS. '' ''''Aa's'' 'S Contractors
Say; &; T,sesI:sSlss tsiss =: I::s:s y .sSs.i
or e.: Z. issI s.,o:: -. month a. T!i'i.s:
A;s x: y G.i IL; ara wrapper Makers. u.,o. >.
m.st Ts,d - 80 sen vas % ne vnssd ecr-
Nov YorS ty,;.. ~ ,S.s' 800 40 MSanly ~
nsw msne s q IT. lay r,xulsr mscsips
ia se1 ns.. uonR,ss ": sSiliv.n psnisl Har-
No. - 1919. n r.,y wisman = o1nen-
y, ,ss to e Asid q 81 South .trsss ts-sight vtss
~. suos,cs ~ - Hnsntoyso vi p cIscussa'
c.nsss. SSssssss, - ye.ev w nssunS oL
,ss H. ~" ~ a ne trses dsnng ne
.rS s u1ss. wSssa me msmcsM worhing o. herns
'agsss no 8. , ss:@siey1 80. o..... - :
~ ~ LSieSase pcminsck Coanauentca has
49,, S,.sss ~ " uc snn Nus,on OF ne IA
sSss cos Wecuvs c9c,nL IL ctnsr ssw
49, ~ y. ncsnnn. Nes,rIcsleent: NC
csrSis: ss.,s,ssx Tu1: lrsnez .o'ey' -
isn ,s.rssass..t-Arns; Patrick Failcn. Pat
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.If you please. cir. MI. Dsvsreuz b

"If you please. sir. Mt. Devereux b
asking Cor you" vtt
Mechanically obsysd the message
George Finch, I saw the name written
on each stair ~ I laborsd up them
read IL in the eyes Of . man who
passed me on the landing, George Finch
In tho hum OF voices ascending from the
lunchson-room I caught It distinctly
George Finch. Was the man o black
guard and was my poor friend to have
life which still remained to himf
want me, Jim r
Yes, look hers Il has just struch
me she might have taken the might
crossing instead Of the day. and
Nonsense r. broke In. What would
Be the use of making herself uncomfort
able Che would never do that"
''She would for me-" persisted Jim
ciawing at my arm 10 raise himself
from the bed and crawling over 70 ths
couch by the window. ''She might have
driven to some friends for breakfas,
and be coming on here Afterwards.
shall lie here and watch the courtyard
can see two thirds OF II without lifting
my head"
"But she doesn't expect you unit
night. We're before our time" said
desperately. S5t
II was . fact. for y,m's impatienes
had driven W on BY quicker stages
than we had planned; but even as
spoke saw thnt I might have sawed my
breath. for the brilliant color fiuctuatod
n his cheeks rapidly, and there was d
helf-uttersd. cxpltspt cry which snded
II - nWfill q Is eouebins. Ifta. M
!. re se.ss g, le'e - 81 s'sst'y,fA re 4
The evening world., 1894-03-07

Faiiing to reccoliect the address Of the
Doctor 10 whom Ne had been recon-
mended. and who might have to
b summoned % hurry, I was Just TAX
Ing out my pocketbook 10 look for II.
when my hazsa came upon latter which
! had evidently put there to post and
forEottsn. I hadn't worn the coat tor
. week. or should have como across Il
before.
Pulling It cut. uaads the unpleasant
discovery that It was the one IN which
] had told Mrs. Jim all about her hus-
bands plans. for they had been hurried
ly made. and. m she Had never got "
she would still DO imagining him In
Pontresina. and. worse stiil. Il meant
the postponement Of poor old 'Jim's
hopes had left him calculating the
hours upstairs. and now here vas this
brute Of q letter, and
] crammed It back into my pocket and
was going on to telegraph 10 her. when
through one OF the open widows came
10 woman's laugh. stopped - u ] had
been shot. for I would havo sworn TO
that laugh in o thousand. Then II came
again. Then q sentence---
"Oh. II was . apiendid crossing. %
you predicted. There wasn't q ripple.
But IN spite Of that Tempy was VEN
dad to get here this mornins-.Nsrsn
you. my darling r
II was Mn. Devsrsux. Tempy was hei
pug. and she was evidently speaking q
some one with whom her journey had
been previously discasssd. But how o.
earth had abe como here whsn DE lstisz
hadn't been posted : ak,eo40sA thooEA'
sfroc1< ~ ald WENT - l1<p>ct ~ W.
<sr-<.e1 - =. ~ ~. az eoospi''
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not be quite Indifferent to the man she
had sworn to love and honor; her eyes
could not be wholly blinded to all sense
Of sin, But. personally. I knew ] was
poweriess.
Come outside for two minutes.
Finch"
After little demur he came. and
went on rapidly.
you say this Ia no concern OF m;sr.
and agree. II you are both bent on
going to the devil. 70. for aught care.
But a, r. Jim"
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r,s.nor Mayo WIN stady for ara.d
Opcra.

,rbs latest a that there b 10 be Q new
.snirant for honors In the role Of Paula
rave the heroine Of @The Second Mrs
ranoueray." This asplfant win b
none other than 1lssnofa ppss, who n
having an italian version Of Pinero's
much discussed play made FOR her. She
VIII probably present r. In London,
where she plays next month At DAYS.
Theatre, and It win undoubtedly be seen
here II the capricious actress consents
to cross the Atlantic again.
Miss Eleanor Mayo. Frank Mayo'a
daughter, who made her operate debut
m this city short time ago In "I1ins
Rene's Daughter" 10 going to Europe at
the close Of the present season. Before
she goes she will appear in willard spen-
GERS new comic opera. princess Bon
ME-" In Europe she intends to cultivate
been pretty badly nanaged-which ID
perhaps not entirely her own fault. AZ
day, I'VE are all afraid Of taking new
: s Couple RIse q seasons 81 hard work and
the public. Then when the manager has
succeeded In getting back HI. money che
else for larger prof,ts."
A funny incident occurred at the Har-
lem Opera-House Monday night after
the curtain had fallen upon the second
4; the conciusiop Of this act i : strong
Mrs. Arbuthno{, tells her son Gerald
Nusssy BOucicsuiD that LORD iiiins.
yosa '1 su Riss%0G' h f fss.P ssHh . ~
I've GROUPING or the tire: figures. But
the last time the curtain went up II
saHsst on Ne. , ss.s VIM VIM
FOR be q her husband-and the other
s pr, ~. 5orcicsuit. The audience smiled.
soueiesult sosasd Win i i.asSser ana NJ
Miss Virginia Harmed leaves the Lady
Windermere's Fan" company. for that
organisation PASSES out q the hands. Of
dnsts1 oast.v ss0s w % pro g.
ths escepsoh1 s q Misc ssT Hann sac
% Sas s nS n, 9s9 RE- e Charles n.
true Spirit Of benefcence. They Vim for
Etve San Francisco for its Glacisd be-
havicr and forget II, too, They VIII try
I aSaans n fact. and hope. Tor better
'hlnes This refers to Mr.. and Mrs. will
Am II. Kendall, who felt slightly hurt
y the Californian lack OF enthusiasm
lWo or three seasons ago. However,
10y VII play IN engngement there next
5eptembefs beE1nninG the1S NTH American
|ou ~ the Pacific Slope. This NTH tour
9as ALREADY been arranged. Although
emsrscs Y. e young ana fresh and
~ ~ Il 4 Il tit5 49, j's
The last Saturday matinee perform
1nee ef the lrvfng-Terry company. at
Abbeys Theatre. melted more money
lnan the entire wesk ef Feb. 49, which
By the bye. It q 1t Abbsy's 1Seatre that
Il . undefytpod that II vat 70 secure
this pantomlms that Charles sChatterton
went abroad. although Il was rumored
that be bad gone 70 get Utopia" The
pentomime = said 70 be = very gorgsous
e6a1r. The book was written by Horace
Leonard. Thera U very charming
young woman "a the company, kiCs
attract mnch attention here q che comSo
over with the pantomimA
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went out. The porter says ~ Vco
long," repeated to yim-
II sounded lame epouah b9< ~
too spent to question II ana ~ 49,
his cushions with eyes shut. wh1lo
dured the longest twsnty uainu>c1 e
ever been my fate 10 know. ~ ~ 4
Of that time was % strun6 ~
when again arrived at their roo~
positively waited moment N114
nervousness. ! had worked ~ ~
sumption that George Finch vaa n ~
Individual. whose ayartcs ycgI ~
his passion. but might -
Bring Ellie back with yo1- I ~ r
hungering for her" had been ~
pioring whisper as ! stole frol1 ~ -
Suppose she would not eotp1 I
But she would. 4 had Glane@ Il
one face to the other TO red ~ ~
hers pale and fearful. his nqq'<
scrutabie. {. Z, q y +
II shall be out Of this piscs 4 M
hour and In London to-liq<ro3s ~ 3
immediately. II supposs y3o +
here TO see fair playrs
assented. Had he lhro1<e6 VA E
for ths nonce, oertain that ~ c1III
cover his ground when ~ cHpet 81
her tardy conscience esabens1 a
! Il possible, u could ~ 4 pl1ts>ev@
betreen then1 Isbould p3(2< E|I<
Come. raid J % llr< ~. 111
out even q slanee ~ ~ tlf9a
followed ne cut ipto tbe h1Il ~ 4
stairs to inns room i. =
eco In and tel him you'rf or@@<
hearing ~ y "a b<&ser. ~ ~
you've been c<glnG. * :, =, (.
'''|;;
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Candidates for the university Of Penn
& ss e ot b sh; scnny EHcs
yestsrday' and Il the intention OF
deorgs Woodruff 70 have the men row
rssisain thsrS uHti III the nd al he seasoT.
were WEIGHED yestsrdsy ana tipped t6e
al II NsrchsiI IL -. Horsca 3 becS
IN. + WsSonSurSt IN. nj fa;,ti ~:
q. HancocS. 10: W. Woodruff. is:
i'll. Il Sss not yst i Ss:n =. decided Z: Who
v T' very ven n prsetics an6 nav ~
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NEW ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.

Opening Services This Evsning--
RisheD Coleman 70 Preach.
The opening services In the new 81.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal Church.
At Eightyfourth street. near Central
Park. West will b. held this evening.'
Bishcp Coleman, % Delaware. viii
preach Tie sermony ana many peosniAen,
caersymen win THE part in the services.
TIE -cosnsr-stGlps ,of Ahs. new church
wss taid ~ 'Btssop, PUtahr Sept ~ I'm
church occup!sC g plot = feet ~ g
Rev. Henry Chanbsriaine, he present
rector. orYali1ed the parish IN 1187. and
IT, growth since then has been rcmsrk'
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InisI is FREe.

TIE yrss Tsssl Test whssh ~. Csss.
ls.a sasrs 10 - thS tsesantns, ust The
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HODGES AGAIN A WINNER.

He Beats sAswaltsr IN the Dishth
n ChsnSiensAiD CAess eane.,
The eighth championship chess game
between A. B. Hodges ard J. W. show
alter at the Manhattan. Chess Club
Last nieht wss won ~ Hodges b thirty-
Hodges has now won three games 70
s s,s q, s1pensnts two and thres havs been
A vtetory for the vieana nxDert
Herr Adoiph Albin, sf visasa. vos Ills hfti
game n chen ssd ths sssiW frsn Eussas Dslna,
tAis morning. He played an irregular epsaing
aDA Dslnar seEsnsd e ~ fprty-tkira moro.