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The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFlCE-1435 PARK STREET.

1OOO NEW AND MODERN HOUSE OF z
ID DfOOU. rooms and BATH lot 42x147:6 IS; in
good locality; terms easy: installments. JOSEPH
a. LEONARD CO., 1854 Park ST., Alameda.
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Write or ask for catalogue of detailed informa-
ton.
BOVEE, TOY & CO.,
10 Montgomery g. f.
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r HAVE SEVERAL NICE PROPERTIES TO
i exchange for Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda
property For par rticulars inquire 632 Market ST.,
room 8: d. I'll. TWING, SOnOma County. Cal.
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HOUSES RAISED, ALTERED OR TURNED
IL into flats; all kinds of business done in San
Francisco1or Alameda County for cash or monthly
installmefits; plans furnished. o. w. FORSYTH,
GAO Market st
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M MIssIoN FLATS; Us. ,Nnv.rpNc, o
Two fine flats of and rooms and bath: brick
foundation etc: rents S420 per annum: these fats
are cheap at $4500. but owner is forced TO realize
al once and no reasonable offer will be refused,
EASTON, ELDRIDGE {: Co,
63S Market st
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On OSOO REDUCED FROM s3250; FINE
ID ZOUU. lot on Baker ST., near Washington;
25x O6 a feet choice neigh borhood; this is snap.
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".
level rolling, hlly and URBAN HOME
wooded. picturesque CAN BE FOUND.
with grand bay and To investors - The
valley views, is inn price will insure large
proved with fine resi- profit.
dence, elegant grounds
and many outbuild- TO OHOMESEEKERS.
ings Combine and buy
this property, then
WATER SUPPLY. subdivide it. Its hills.
The supply of water valleys and oak groves
is abundant from wells will make many lovely
and private reser- and varied places to
voir, which can be suit any taste. The pro-
largely increased. posed grand boulevard
while Spring Valleys survey runs through
main passes along one this tract.
side.
THE CLIMATE.
This section of the
Santa Clara Valley.
LOCATION. which is that nearest
Bay Forest Farm Is san Francisco has a
only one hours ride delightful healthy and
from San Francisco or unexcelled climate,
San Jose. with many while the soil Is the
trains daily. The COM most fertile of any por-
mutation ticket to this tion OF the State
The The line e viii soon be ENVIRONMENT.
made overland Families OF wealth
road and the service is surround this property
to be greatly i'm proved. in every direction for
An electric road is an miles with their grand
early possibility. suburban villas stan
ford University is
TERMS. within six miles, and
Half cash and bal many other educa-
ance in two years at tlonal institutions are
per cent: interest within easy distance.
secured by mortgage.
Title perfect Sale 20, oWNERSHIP.
final. No confirma- This property has
ton necessary. For been in the family Of
further particulars the present owner over
see catalogue forty years.
most careful inspection of the property is in
vited and carriages will meet visitors at Redwo cd
City for that purpose. For further Information,
'' wv sMcAFEE BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
lUS MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HOUSES RAISED, ALTERED OR TURNED
IL into flats; all kinds of business done in San
Franciscoior Alameda County Tor cash or monthly
installments; plans furnished. o. w. FORSYTH,
GAO Market st.
CHOICE INVESTMENTS.
" 100000 TO LOAN.
RANK INTEREST DOUBLED.
PROPERTY TITLES GUARANTEED.
NO RISK.
$3.50 year on s2250 buys4 neat fats, while
City banks will only pay you $50.
of Market; new improvements; bank interest only
$4soO~Rents $40: for cottage and fats on
$50OO-Rents s4s: new fats on car line.
$6SOO-2 new flats; Jackson St; rents $65.
$lOOO0-store and flats: new; near City Hall;
$125OO--EIlis ST.: investment; rents $125.
S65OO-3 flats and stable in Western Addition;
OJs1 Sn0 FINE CORNER; ALWAYS
blA.OUU. rented for SIG; select locality.
d. 30 nnO CORNER ll0x120; NEW I'M
NLO.U .UUU. provements; rents $780,
Cr1Q OOO BUSINESS PROPERTY; LOT
b4O. .UUU. 26xl2O; within $50 feet Of Mar
ket near the Baldwin; with small outlay will
easily rent for $500.
Q1OS OOO MARKET-ST. BUSINES IS
sDl AC.UUU. property near the Baldwin; 2
frontages
A. NJ SPECK & CO.,
602 Market st.
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most careful inspection OF the property is in
vited, and Carriages will meet visitors at Redwood
City for that purpose For further information,
maps, etc., apply 10 -
McAFEE BROTHERS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCriONEERS,
lU8 MONTGOMERY ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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o176O AN EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP LOT
40 OU. on Waller St., near Belvedere; 25x
los feet; nothing like it in the neighborhood
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CITY PROPERTY WANTED.

DARTY HAVING DESIRABLE UNIM-
4 proved property on prominent street would
like meet building contractor other party
with money who would houses and sell on
instalments; houses of moderate cost would be
readily salable. address Property, box 3S, this
Office.
I AKEVIEW LOTS; NEAR NEW RACE
IL track; low prices: easy terms. THE MCCAR-
THY CO., $40 Market ST.
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S25OO losd house. pTomnen sm coTner N
nearly 200 feet frontage on the Ocean House road,
near the new racetrack.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & co.
rIafc
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G1OSO THE BIGGEST KIND OF A BAR
SlAOU. gain; 18th ST., nr. Sanchez; 25xll4.
o1sOO BLOCKS FROM THE PARK:
ID lCUU. north side of Carl St. near Cole; 25x
l3I :6 feet: sure money on speculation.
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CALIFORNIA ST-Nos. 2935-29371s: S. line, nr.
Baker; 3 modern flats; rents $42 so:
lot 25xS21a it.; also the vacant lot,
25xS21a it., adjoining which is to be
sold separately.
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ESTATE OF JAMES McGINN,
DECEASED.
DEVISADERO AND ELLIS STS.-SE. corner:
in subdivisions; corner 371ax100 it. !;
inside lots 25xl00 and 25xl2712 it
Eilis-st. lot, 271ax1131a it. Devisa-
dero st. is rapidly becoming the best
uptown retail business street.
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T AUCTION.
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE q co.
SALESROOM,
21S AND 900 MONTGOMERY STREET,
MILLS BUILDING,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1895,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
The San Francisco call., 1895-12-03

SACRAMENTO-ST. RESIDENCES.
S SACRAMENTO-ST. INCOME PROPERTY-Nos
1716, 177S, 1920: near Van Ness ave.
3 substant ial modern residences of 10
rooms, bath and basement: beautifully
decorated and frescoed; front and back
stairs: rents $3.50; lot 79xl27 7:S14
will be sold as a whole or in parcels.
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Or to F. II. KNEwING, our representative.
Oakdale, Cal.
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DIED.
Becker, Minnie Hayden, Margaret
Crapo, Annie Kennedy, James
Donahue, Patrick Leen, John c.
Farley, James E. Mccarthy, Mary
Gander Andres Mcdonald, Michael ].
Gagan, Mary E. Morrison, JEANNE
Geriach, DR.. George Murphy, James
Gillespie, George A. Murphy, John p.
Gobey, Frank Reedy, Michael
Goddard, Charlotte r. Stone, Dudley c.
Harder, J. IL. Trelut, Mrs. j. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
A Chnrndc.

written for the Dlspatch)
Will. thought and speesh INA, '"o'eu
mankind
In sar-or days Of yore,
cr,,,,ys 10 tea,h and store the mino
WIN unforgotten lore.
We cannot fail TO realize
Tnat 10 my FIRST We owe
The rescued wisdom that We prizs
OF ages long ago.
with mea OF every age and race.
NV SECOND holds the primal place
To II too mary yield confroi.
az head and heart. Of mind and soul.
And every thought and feeling smother.
Suggesting duty to another.
Wher bursting clouds are pouring rain,
Or when from clondiess sky
The sun is scorching field ard plain.
,ris we'll 20 have near by.
The shelter OF welcome THIRD,
When comfort may be ours
In safe retreat from solar heat
And summers deuching showers.
A; table Of the phar.sce.
The Master sat at meat
A wretched woman OF the town
Came from the dusty street
with buoyant hopes but doubling fears.
She took lowly seat,
And with n food OF gushing tears
She bathed her way-worn feet
with her WHOLE heart ag'ow. ahame.
with one consuming thought,
II mattered not that her III name
Rep,oaches on her brought
n only He would on her smile.
I. He her prayer would hear.
t.1 - - Il
Might scoff. AMI taunt. and sneer.
Y IL ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22
Tactic. and strnteg, on Paper.

The following appears in the New NorA
Sun from H. T. D., OF Plainfield, n. j.:
A few more memoirs with their result
tant reviews. and IL will presently appear
that the soldier who so long upheld the
falling fortunes OF the Southern Confede-
racy. who looked for no scapegoats on
whom to lay the burden OF failure. and
who left no memoirs disparaging MS al
versaries and damning his lieutenants
with faint praise has no claim TO be reck-
oned even among the second-rate captains
of history The general who, with infe-
rior forces contriyed to outmanoeuVre
and Outright every general who was op-
posed 10 him. until his ragged army with
bright bayonets was finally broken ana
ground to pieces by overwhelming num-
bers in his last campaign, is adjudged by
one class OF critics to have been faulty
tactician, and by another class TO have
been no strategist, according to their lit
tie military primers. True those who be-
little his tactics praise his strategy as
rule. and vice versa To your Boston
critic. who edited US on Sunday last,
would humbly suggest that the finest
strategic plan ever born stands fair
chance OF coming to naught, when, as
was the case with Lee in his Antietam
campaign. 1t is handed over to the adver-
sary with the ink hardly dry on 1t, and
this Is true even when that adversary Is
constitutionally or circumstantially slow.
THE strategy OF Beaver Dam and NAL
vern Hill" was the strategy OF great
campaign, not OF a battle. and had culmi-
mated before the first shot was fired at
Beaver Dam. An army of 5000 men had
been eliminated from the military chess
board, and strategic IL not a tactical
victory thereby assured.
There are few battles in modern history
in which 1.-THE strategy of Providence"
as pious Charles Kingsley chose to call IL.
played a larger part than at Chancellors-
Vile. Yet the generalshlp OF Lee may not
therefore be lightly ignored, nor his SUI
psrb Judgment Of men be impugned by
the suggestion Of a doubt az 10 whether
he really knew much, II anything. about
Hooker. Both were West Pointers and
members Of the old army at q time when
all the officers knew each other. Hooker
had been a staff officer In tho Mexican
war at the time when Lee was a trusted
member Of SCOTS Little Cabinet" The
probability Is that Hooker was then the
same brave, handsome, vainglorious, in
subordinate. blasphemous soldier that he
was when he faced Lee ut Charlottesville
and boosted that God Almighty himself
could not save the rebel army. Lee had
abundant opportunities to size him up
then and afterTard. and he appears to
| have made no mistake in his estimate.
The tree is known by its fruits. and the
| figure of the grave. taciturn Nlrginian,
| like that Of his brother Virginian, who
upheld the flag of the nation in the same
trying time. is likely TO grow rather than
diminish with the years. and most OF all
in the estimation OF those who recognize
how poor and cheap IL that military judg-
ment which tests generalshp by success
| alone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22


ce,nt of this order, organize societies anu
elect presidents. secretaries. treasurer
and other officers, In every CITY, 'o"",
and hamlet. and neighborhood In tne
South. and TO notify Colonel X &. Wooo'
general manager of the Confederate Me-
mortal Association, No. ~ Perdiao
street. New Orleans. La, 80 tnat ne
can at once supply them with supscrip.
ton books and full instructions. and that
they will commence without ueiay tne
collection OF funds for the erection Oh 'nis
depository of the records or the vaior o,
southern manhood and the ieroism o.
southern womanhood. and continue their
efforts systematically. making the me
mortal festival-day," May i. 1896, the cu'-
mination OF their efforts q,
The money raised by each society ana
In each locality must be deposited III
some good bank or other safe deposi-
tory. 10 the order OF the United con-
federate Veterans, for the use OF 'he
Confederate Memorial Association, 10 re-
main until called for by proper authorl-
ties.
In the mean time. each society or To-
calty where money is raised VIII repoI'
the amount collected to Colonei H. -
Wood general manager OF the Coniede-
rate Memorial Association, NO. ~ fer-
dido street New Orleans, La, so Una.
an idea can be formed of the total amount
thus secured.
The general commanding requests the
old Veterans composing the III Unl'eu
Confederate Veteran camps or TINS as
ISOLATION TO render all the assistance pos
sible to the ladies engaged In this hoiy
cause
The general commandin also requests
that every newspaper throughout the
south and elsewhere favorable to this
grand historic enterprise will publish TINS
order. and with editorial comment give
II widest publicity.
nv order of ]. 4. GORDON,
General Commanding.
George Norman, Adjutant-Generai ano
IL Gfnff
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Good Enough to he True.
(Warrenton Vjreinian)


Just before General Joe Johnston sur
rendered at Greensboro, y. c., his COM
missariat was so m that IL did not
satisfy the hunger OF some OF his men.
The consequence wa. the plantations on
the route of their retreat, were stripped
OF everything eatable. Stringent orders
were issued by General Smith against
this kind of Independent forag1ng, and
strong provost guard was sent out to
strip the men OF their booty, and all Of
the tid-bits went TO replenish General
Smiths larder His men determined TO
get even with him, so a party went To
distant farm house and killed a large,
Newfoundland dog. skinned it, and cut
Il into such small pieces that 1t was i'm
possible TO tell what the animal was when
IL was alive. They then approached the
camp in the direction they knew the pro-
vost guard would intercept them, and
allow themselves to be captured. The
meat supposedly mutton) was sent up
to General Smiths headquarters, where
IL in due time appeared on the Generals
table. The story got abroad, and the
next time there was a review or dress
parade OF Smiths Brigade. a soldier at
one end OF the line called out who ate
the dog" The reply from the other end
was General Smith" and the whole line
broke into a loud Bow wow. bow
WOW" bow wow"
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Almost American wit.

A special correspondent found himself
shut out from London newspaper-oftice
in Fleet street, and unable to make him
self heard by any one within. His err
rand would not wait till morning. what
should he do? He went to the central
telegraph station and telegraphed TO a
newspaper-ofice in ireland, asking the
clerk there to telegraph to the clerk In
Fleet street 70 come down stairs and let
him Ohe correspondent in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

been founded Dy MS i"'
HIS SERVICE AT ST. JOHNS
y, tho 18th day OF April, 1884, ne pc
oaD,a rector of the historic d. JONI
church Of this city. whose meHuei shy
has embraced many Of the greal neh
30 hy-oone days, and in when chulS"
Po,riclS Henry made his famous spee.n'
IN which he exclaimed: Give me NH u
Or Give me death" During hearly al
Rte stav in Virginia he was men pei VI
re- missionary Committee OF the dloGese'
Ia for the last year examining onap
Inin lie was president OF the James
pier Conyocation. Virginia, ana vice
nresident. under the Bishop, Oh lhe
Richmond city Missionary Society. Du-
ring his rectorship at st. JONI III
We1deIl- Memorial chapel and the Chapel
~ the Good Shepherd. were built entireIy
na,d for. and consecrated. A rectory "a'
bought and $500 spent in repairs on ~
The church was beautifed and adorheu'
and considerable stained glass was III
serted besides chancel furniture ana sIl-
ver added 10 the communion service,
The chapel OF the church proper W.
enlarged and fitted with modern appi'
ances and the Sunday school was CON
! sidered one of the best I'm Richmond.
| Mr.. Burton also had charge OF Sal
vary Mission. in the poorer and most de-
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prsHoP-ELEcT LEWIS w. BURTON.
graded part OF the city. which was Wen
erganized with the instrumentalities FOR
such work. When he left Richmond 81
John's parish was entirely free from deot
and had the largest communicate lst Oh
any Episcopal church in Richmond.
He represented the Diocese or virginia
In the General Convocatlon. at Balu-
more, in 1892.
THE CALL TO LOUISVILLE.
In 1893 Mr.. Burton declined call TO
Holy Trinity church, Richmond, and
soon after received call TO st. Andrew 8
church, Louisville. He accepted the call,
and the high esteem IN which he was
held, not only by the members or his
parish, but by the community at large
was manifested In many ways when ne
resigned his charge in Richmond TO come
to Louisville. He took charge or 81.
Andrews parish October /, 1898, and at
once took a front rank among the clergy
OF the diocese, being recognized as a
strong and able preacher and faithful
and efficient rector.
In fact, TO his remarkable administra-
tive ability Is due Tor the most part 'ne
prosperous condition OF st. Andre"
parish, which now has one or the largest
congregations IN tnc CITY VI h'u'1'
Since his residence in the Kentucky city
Mr.. Burton has had many honors be-
slowed upon him by his Acknowledgements
and has occupied a prominent place In
Church work In that city. He represented
the undivided Diocese OF Kentucky In the
last General Convention at Minneapolis.
st. Andrews church has very large
and efficient chapter OF the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew, which, under the rector,
has carried on st. Stephens mission,
very successful work In the southeastern
norton of the city. St Andrews Sunday
school is considered a model for efficient
work. and Is the largest In the diocese.
MANY POSITIONS OF HONOR
Mr.. Burton Is one Of the trustees Of the
Diocesan Seminary: Is the clerical trustee
OF the Diocese of Kentucky to Ken
yon College; a member OF the Board OF
Visitors to Trinity Hall. the diocesan
school for boys: and IL chairman OF the
Sunday-School Board OF the diocese.
Mr.. Burton married Miss George Hen
dree Ball, of Atlanta, Ca, on January
l5 1888, and is the father of two daugh-
ters: aged and years. respectively.
Those who are best acquainted with
Mr.. Burton feel sure that he will make
an ideal bishop. He is conservative In
his churchmanship; Is fine organizer
and an interchangeable worker. He pos
sesses a most charming personality. and
mis- manners are sffable and courtly. and
with these excellent qualities he com
bines a most dignified bearing. coupled
with great decision Of character.
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land. o., both OF whlch paiiS'0'
been founded by his fa'her'
,r1s SERVICE AT ST. JOHNS.
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20 return. but. directing Colonel Cash 70
reroatn went with a detachment Oh
twenty volunteers from his regiment 70
the bridge, where found ldeutenan nj
Colonel Munford. with portion OF inc
vi,yinia Cavalry, extricating the vaiu-
obie cant,lre. They had arrived by tne
smiley Ford road. having pursued tne
enemy from the battlefield. and came up
10 the bridge, when Captain Kemp, 90
ceased firing. Here / remained un.l ~
o'clock at night. aiding Colonel Mu'iioi''
when returned 10 camp.
have ever deemed 1t an uhseen'Iy
spectacle for the southern survivors -
the Confederate war to indulge in crimi-
nation and recrimination of one another
and shall content myself with the above
response TO the criticism OF Free Lance"
Respectfully. ,>,n
THOMAS 7. MUNFORD.
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in great measure supplanted the once
favorite. stiff bouquet Of wired Mowers
the conventional sim shape with orna'
mental paper-rim, continues 10 Dc u'
proper thing for wedding-pouquet hoN.
ever. the foundation Is almost conceals'
bv a profusion OF ribbon and lace trim
rlngs. The shape now In vogue is mostly
fat. and. as such. affords firm support
TO the flowers, which, despite wires are
arranged as naturally as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Mrs. Isabella Martin. OF San Francisco,
created something OF furor In court the
other morning by appearing as her own
attorney. She stated her case. made OBJ
ject.ons. and took exceptions with the
easy grace of q person bred to the law.
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Her Wedding bouquet.

Although bouquets OF natural flowers
arranged with premeditated carelessness
on their own graceful stalks, and with
at most, a ribbon bow as ornament, have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

The preparatory work for another great
Russian railway engineering task has
lust been commenced in the Caucasus
This IS the long-proiected Junction OF
the railway at Vladlkackas with tho
transcaucasian system at Tifis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

Novelty reps come In strange con-
glomerations OF color harmonles. and are
made up with fancy silks or veivets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-22

One white rose In the centre Of clus-
ter OF violets makes very smart bou-
fanniera-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-22

at 7.30. Subject, 1.-THE Sabbath" Isaiah,
lviii, 1914 Sunday school Immediately at
the close of the morning service. Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at
$50 every Sunday evening. Strangers well
coined at all services Seats free.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Love feast at 0 o'clock. followed by the re-
ception of members and the communion at
1890. Sabbath school at l2 m. In the
evening preaching by the pastor, Rev. l..
c. Floyd. Seats free.
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Rev w. j.
Ford. pastor. Services at 1890 a. m. and
7.3O p. m. Subject in the morning, "The
Pursuing Enemy" in the evening, What
Do Ye More Than Others?"
Grace Lutheran Church-Rev. Foster y.
Gift pastor Services at the Young Mems
Christian association at 1890 a. m. and 7.30
p. m. Everybody welcome.
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Rev. T. .E. Shaffer, Of Ransom, will preach
the morning sermon and officiate at the
holy communion at 1880 a. m. Sunday
school at p. m. At 7.45 p. m. the Sunday
school will hold its annual Children's Day
services. Special preparations have been
made and an excellent programme will be
rendered.
First Baptist Church-Pastor Collins
will preach Sabbath at 1890 a. IN. and $50
p. IN. Morning theme. Gods Providen-
tial Dealings with His People" Evange-
Est services in the evening.
Green Ridge United Evangelical Church
C. l.. Maice, pastor. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. X l.. C. f.. at Gas p. m. Preach
ing by the pastor at 1890 a. m. and by Rev.
Il. t. Shaffer, of Ransom, Pa, at 7.45 p. m.
Holy communion at the evening service.
All welcome.
The pastor, w. II. Pearce, will preach in
Elm Park church Sunday morning and
evening.
The Jackson Street Baptist Church
Preaching by the pastor both morning and
evening at 1890 and 730. Morning theme,
"Enduement of Power" Evening,
abraham, the Friend of God" Evening
service one hour.
Howard Place African Methodist Ep!s-
copal Church-Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. C. A. McGee, morning and evening
st. Paul's English Lutheran-Park place.
Rev. George Nj. Sche!dy, pastor. Services
at 1870 a. m. and 73O p. IN. Sunday school
at go p. m. Free pews and visitors well
come.