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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
THE IDAHO SUNK OFF CAPE HATTERAs.

FATE OF THE OLD ROOSEVELT-ST. FERRYBOAT-
SHE WAS UNDER TOW TO JACKSONVILLE.
The old Roosevelt-st ferryboat Idaho left this
Port on February r. in tow OF the ocean tugboat
Luckenbach. for jacksonville. having been pur-
chased by Archer Harmon. president of the Jack
sonville Ferry Company. to he placed on the route
from that city South Jacksonville. Her crew con-
sisted OF captain and engineer. who came here
from Jacksonville and two men, The Luckenbach
was commanded by Captain Willin. and had a crew
of fourteen A dispatch dated jacksonville.
February % says that the Idaho lost off Cape
Hatteras on Monday afternoon.
A heavy sea running II stated. and the
boat swamped and quickly sunk. the captain
and barely having time to get 10 the tugboa /.
The tug her way South and landed the
at Mayport, at the mouth OF the ST. John :
River. Captain Tuttle. who was in command of
the ferryboat. lives in Jacksonville The other men
are Ernst X. Mayer. Charles Seardson and G.
Brumback. The men lost all of their clothing, ex-
cept what they
At the office OF the Luckenbach Towing Company.
No. l2i Broa1-st.. yesterday afternoon. IL was
stated that information had been received from
the captain or the tugboat and It was regarded as
strange that the company had not received a dis
patch IL
Captain Laverge. of the steamboat Joseph l..
Colby. which arrived here from Tampico on Thurs
day night. reports that on the same morning his
ship passed the upper deck and both pilothouses OF
the Idaho and large number of floating life-pre-
servers and papers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
MNE. MOyTEI7H's COS sRT

Nine. Zppora Monteith added TO her laurels last
evening. at the concert held by her the Y. ".
c. A. Hall. No East Fifteenth-st. The concert
well attended. and the selections were heartily
appla Nine. Monteth sang in a finished and
pleasing manner. and assisted by Conrad
Behrens bass: w. f. Courtney. tenor Nine
Flavie Van Den Hende. cello: Master Arthur Hoch-
man. piano; Miss Eta Hull accompanist and the
Emore Trio. the Misses Alice. Anna and Ella who
won enthusiastic recalls b. their singing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
JAMES NJ. LAYTON.

James Marsand Lawton. of the firm OF Lawton
Brothers. of Havana, Cuba, died at his home. IN
this city. Wednesday. from pneumonia. Mt.
Lawton was the New-York representative OF the
firm. and he was well known In the business
world He was member Of the Produce IN
change and OF the Maritime Exchange His office
was In the Produce Exchange Building. and his
house was at No. 81 Ffth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
FOTR HTNTERS FRO/Ey TO DEATH

Ncw-Orleans. Fet. 2l.-Among the sad casualties
OF the snonstorm was the freezing to death OF a
party OF hunters in the woods OF the Alliance
antation. about nineteen miles below Ncw-Or-
leans. Four men set out for a days hunt in the
woods under the guidance OF John Bannstcr. "A
colored guido. No fears were entertained when
the hunters remained out all night but when they
aid not return next day a searching party went
out. and after much difficulty in struggling through
the snowdrifts the four unfortunate men were
found frozen to death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
FERRIS INDERHILL.

Ferris underhi. aged seven,y-nve. died At his
home in the Pelham Road, Westchester village.
from pneumonia. yesterday. He leaves a widow
and one child. Mr. rnderh was well known IN
Westchester and in Brooklyn. He was considered
wealthy. but he lost considerable money last year
The bur will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Brook
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

in this city from ls4S until about year ago.
died this morning Had he lived until next Mon
day he would have been ninety-one years old.
London. Feb 21.-Francis I-abere. who started
the found the Imperial Federation
League. and the Leagues secretary,
died Tuesday at Harrow
James Braund of the Bank OF Montreal, also
died Tuesday. He was well-known in New
York and Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
THOMAS JACKSON.

Thomas Jackson New-York lawyer. died in
Nyack yesterday in the thrty-sixth year OF his
age He had had his home in Nyack for six
years Mr. Jackson born in Jackson Miss.
his father being Thomas j. Jackson a native OF
New-Jersey. and his mother. Fannie A. jackson, A
native OF Georgia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

BEAUTIFUL Stivcrs rInabout wagon.
Stanhope phaeton. London and Paris har-
nesses: Tilbury saddle and bride. robes.
dress blankets whips and numerous 9th or
unlmporianf private stable ace ssories. gen
tieinan VIII sell at any offer. BOOTH.
Tribune Office
FOX SALE.-Good saddle horse. sold 10
pay his keep. Address Dr. q. e. JACK
sON, j. O. Box 1871. Jamaica. J.. l.. y. Y.
FOX SALE.-Pony that is reliable for
chiid: Address Or. o. &. JACKSON, u. o.
BOX lSl. jamaica. l.. l.. y. Y.
l NJ ST sell one ~ the handsomest pairs
or Brougham cobs In the two cities: bays
hlgh actors. perfect. single or double :.
young. IN every way model pair: Will ac-
cept any reasonable offer and VIII allow
irlal and examination. sell ono or both.
PRIVATE ANIMALS. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

ADJOINING 5th-ave.. Central Park and
Central Park 12d-st. grand entrance.
superhly frcsCoed. finished. plumbcI and
eSquisiicly furnished. full-sizc dining
room extension dwelling. elegant music
room. stationary. rare paintings. y. h
Reduced - 500 900 terms easyD ~ effect
immediate sale. rare chance. possession i'm
mediate. V. X. STEVENSON x co. III
81. adWay.
West SId 81 80 STEVENS. 9ih-
ave corner gll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A si2.o,o PROFIT guaranteed within one
year on u secured Investment 81 $1,000 IN
q first-Clgss sound hurincss. Services "p
tionaL Address FINANCE. Tribune Once.
ACTIVE business men. city and country,
with capital. wanted to push r,anufactur-
ing. something new. used largely ny the
ma iority. BALI. & co. G5 Wall-f.
ATTENTION. MANrFACTl RERS, TN
surpassed advantages. liberal induce
menis 10 locate. free sites. free power.
taxes rcbatcd. other Inducements. f"f-
ticulsrs f.. DEFOREsT SHELTON. stew
art Building
A CHANCE for young business man with
5000. profitable business. shla'y, si;ooo
and share profits. Address Post .i.ico BoA
~. Eldrcd. sullivan County. y. T.
ACCOUNT SICKNESS. Se.ooo. absolutely
secured purchases half established mon
opoly Welding $500 weekly: buyer th"i-
oughlv Instructed. experience ansoiu,'1'
unnecessary. references eNchans"d' Nd
BoTT. iil World building ----
BAG FASTENER. Excellent novelty. de
scribed in Weekly Tribune. zen ~:
mage o. invention for sale. iirN'i
WINGER. Marshallville. ono
CHARLES DAILY io-borc duck gun for
sale: or viii exchange FOR Bennington
bicycle. GROIZ 4 Co. 5il oth-ayc'
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. We analyhe All
kinds Of solids and liduids ani iuinlsh
working formulas: metals asshy ~" ,,vpptts
moderate. Earl. tfifMi'N' N'i'f'''
i62 Broadway.
COLD AIR for private houses: my ihN"h-
ton for producing It easily and chehplN '''
sale. JOHN W. BLAKE. Dalton. va.
FOR SAI.E.--A manufacturing pam. IN
perfect order with plenty OF business a
monopoly on certain lines OF H1.'s VIII
are staple; reason for selling. Oh ssr anu
vlshing 10 retire from business: VIII eN-
change for good real estate: WI nesr IN
vesiigation. II. l.. Woop. i5oi broad"ay'
FOR SALE. CHEAP. meat market.
doing nice business owner i,h''hs
Brooklyn. 9Di Fulion-st, near Hfahd-aNe''
nrook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
FLATS TO LET-Jufurnisn IL.

NORTHEAST CORNER 13D-ST AID
LEXINGTON AVE Elegant new Mats
never occupied. handsomely decorated .
steam heated. modern Improvements. SIS
rooms ana hath. all light. location most
desirable. rents reasonable Jsnitpr on
premises. or cASS REALTY tolIIblsN
TON ln3 sih.ayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

ETTCUFNN girl as Kitchen
maid in private family can OF so''e"
eo- "a ave ring twice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
DOMESTIC rIruArIoxs WANTED.
- =
Mn L..

s,onds Mis- business in greenhouses, crap.
eries' roses. carnations. vegetables; ana az
kinds OF plants and flowers private or
commercial place; good references W.
Box IS Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
AUGUSTA PHILIPPOTEAUX.

for the Ardennes. died to-day
NJ Phil,ppoteaux was seventy-one years old. He
was a Deputy from 1871 1885. and from 1888 until
b,e death He was an officer OF the Legion OF
Honor and during the last empire was Mayor or
sedan his birthplace He was a Moderate Re-
publican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

UOI'SEWORK. Young girl 70 az mouse mouse,
work: wash and iron slaer h"''e'
q ScUr'LTZ SIS East I5th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Con ntry.

Country.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAfR.- Houses. all
kinds. sale or rent. building sites.
TUBES & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.
AT MOUNTAIN STATION. Orange. y. !.
i Two very desirable homes. sale. SO. 900
and $1,000. terms 20 suit. modern APP
,cintments. stables. perfect surroundings.
EpW. 7. HAMILTON & co. 96 B"sy.
At EAST ORANGE. y. J-D~sirabl~ prop
critics f0r sale ar rental. AL prices -"v-
oral derii-d bargains. Oron washington's
birthday. VI. LONG. Real Estate" 80
Main-s'.. near depot
BARGAINS IN houses on Washington :
birthday. 5000 upward. handsome. all
improvements. nn~ location. convenient -
. .t.,n Ko,sEyii.LE ANn EAST OR
or chrisiopher -. ferry.
CRAWFORD y Edgar : Els. houses
10 let or f1r sale. Write or call No. 3.
CRAWFORD Opera House.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.. near station -
Modern residence. 10 rooms. improve
,1snis grounds icoHiIo. shaded. ,ssle.
EDW. ?. HAMILTON & 90. 90 Broad
way. ~ once - orange station open
wAhinsion's birthday. February 20.
NEAR GLEN RIDGE STATION. Mont
clair = IL modern dwellings: excel
lent location and n.ighborhooi. grounds.
EDw l.. HAMILTON a 90. ~ Dway.
ORANGE. y Real estate speciality
EDW + HAMILTON & co. 90 Broaf-
way y Y iOrice n; Orange principal
station open Washington Birthday. Feb
flary %
SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE. piih bath. fur
mace AID range. large plot. beautiful
Wow. near station md water. GiNlrd's
s3or. easy terms. -. II ACkERLN. llj
Br0atwAy
TWELVE ROOM FURNISHED COT
TAGE. s~ahr.sht y J near railroad
station. on OCEAN front. very cheap. land
alone worth price asked u. n VAN
RRrNT senhrghf. y :
g., NFW modern r1ffare. grounds i"r
Zee, o.. 10 Narl~p south OrAnEr. N.
T. 4. HAMILTON = 90 r5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
FLATS TO LET-rurnishe ed.

5Tii AVE. l.O4S. corner sith ~. Elegant
apartment. overlooking PARK. reatonhhlr
rent. Z. s. STONE. ~ IlrnniMny-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

UOTSEWORK. By young co.oreh Won, .s.
10 assist with housework: no onseo',oSn .
TO assist with child: city preieI'e" 7, 80,
100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
HELP WANTED.

Male.
A FEW IIARDWORKINC statesmen or So
iiciiors. good appearance. - handle fast
selling specially direct to consumers; 1egti-
mate business. money every night; must
he good takers. Apply after o a. m. room
q. l.lSo Broadway.
WANTED. Men g. mako money: send loc.
for description 4 how To got rich. no
fake no advertising dodge. TOM COR
Don. Box 40. Columbus. Oh,b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
DRESSMAkING.

Chilli REN'S DRESSES tastefully made
at my own home. Please address "a
Fable, Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

SMALL rented houses. Brooklyn. 70 ~
change for country property. hoy u
AYERS. - pine-rt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.


FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.
\ LARGE back parlor. with connecting
room. II desired fine Office or DINERS.
with or without board. 3ith-st., references
- West 35th-st.
COSTLY furnished rooms, with or without
board. breakfast 1. desired. 10 West
22d-st.
LARGE. nicely furnished room: all con,
veniences. priv house. also small
room moderate iAVlhs 1877 East 3G'h-s'
NICELY FURNISHED large room. Wen
heated. for gentleman. i23 West A'fh-st.
ROOMS TO LET.-Newly furnished: 20,
and cold water. steam heat, reasonhple
prices private family: references exch"ns-
ID. ~ West 2ist-st
lOTH-ST. - WEST Nicely furnished
warm rooms. baths: 81. 81. -. So also
superb large apartment, SIS.
- WEST WTH-ST. -Lsrsr. Handsomely
furnished second story. sunny front room;
all c9nyenienccs. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.
MISCELLAN

PIT on pair OF Lavaliere corsets; you
will never wear any other. they'll make
your figure like a true Psrlsiennc. JAM
MES. 800 BrOadwar.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTEp.-A woman as tool clerk: must
b. sober and honest. and furnish good
references. Apply AZ MANHATTAN
HOt SEcLEASfNG BUREAU, li3 West
2ifh-si
WANTED Refined oplored girl as nurse
IS month - West 7Oth-st.
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THE MAGAZINES.

The complete novel in the September
Lippincotts IS "a Case in Equity. by
Francis Lynde. The scene IS boom
town in the South, with the adjoining
country, 70 which 4 young Northsrner
went In search OF health. and found IL and
some other things. Mornings Mists" is
one OF Julien Gordon's strongest tales.
though IL has very mature heroine and
a very young hero. Charles Newton Hood
tells How the La Rue Stakes Were Lost
In 4 way highly credttable 10 the losers.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Sep
temher is out in new dress OF type.
which. with the artistic cover and the
broad, handsome pages, gives the finest
possible setting 20 its numerous pictorial
and literary features.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-25
Methodist EPISCOPAL Cnurches.

Presiding Elder Rev. r y. Ford. q. d.
corner Elliott and Anna ftreets, queen
Anne.
German-stewart and Thirteenth. Rev.
Joseph Hepp. pastor: residence. 1911 Tnir-
teenth. Services III a. IN and % D. IN
Enthusiastically and Olive.
Rev. r, j. Landegaard. pastor. residence.
Us Olive. Services II a. M and 10 D m
Battery Street--corner Third and Bat
terry. Preaching II a. m. apd ! p m E.f.-
pastor.
Grace-Rainier and King streets. Rev.
W. II. Ford, pastor: residence. 5is suffer.
Services II a m and 30 .. n Epworth
League, s.f5 D. M
Gilman Park PaIlard-Rev. W. ".
5ohnstone. pastor Services II a. IA. and
2. m. Class meeting, Y m. Epworth
League. TO p. m
Madison street-Nadlson and Clover
dale Rev. VI. A. Covington. pastor. Serv-
fees II "A. N. and .. IN. Fourth quarterly
meeting Presiding Elder Rev. T. y. Ford
VIII conduct the services. Isove-feaEt. 10
q; m. Preaching. II a. m, followed by
Holy Communion. Sunday school, I'D J.
N. Epworth League. s:4S p. m.
Trinity-corner Kentucky and Mercer
streets Rev. Newman T.. Tedrf1k. pas
tor: residence adjoining church. Services
at II a. m. and p. m. Quarterly meeting
and Betrayal in the Night" followed by
the Holy Communion Evening subject.
rom atoAntdiLi 20 Siobhthlh pefStdi
class. 10 n IN. Sunday school. 1915 p. IN.
Junior League, $50 .. m. Epworth League.
r. m.
First Methodist Episcopal-Tornsr Third
and Marion streets. Rev. William Arnold
Shankiin, pastor. residence, 10 Seneca
street: telephone s42. Preaching at II a. m.
and p. M. Glass meeting a 10 a. m. Ep-
worth League meeting az $50 p. m. Sun
day school. 1890 D. m. Junior Epworth
League. MONDAY. 4 ,. IN Pentecostal
meeting. Tuesday, y. m. Class meeting.
Tuesday. D. NJ. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day =. ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-25

In the public streets queen Honoria
meets a strange man and is not a bit
afraid That man 3 IIiler, the popular
platform orator. and the upshot OF IL all
is that the queen falls head over heels
I'm love with Hitler. Who Is IN reality
Count Waldeck. More than that Houoria
absolutely makes Count Waldeck run OF
with her and obllses him 20 marry her
Elizabeth knight Tompkius Is mighty
ventu-esomc in describing the escapades
81 Queen Houoris Published by 9. Z
Putnams Sons. New York.
Her Majesty" IS the tile ~ new book
rs Elizabeth knight Tompk!ns Th.
queen Honor.a ala not stack up her
sccptre IN the umbrella stand but she
hung up her crmiue ln the wardrobe and
put her diamond crown on a shelf FOR safe
kceping She was Jolly Young queen.
zap 20 all kinds 90 larks. and determined
10 see for herself how matters were go
ing on In her domains FOR she was hy no
means satisfied with The doiDgs OF her
prime minister. Baron Nauscman. The
baron had declared that certain work
ingman. Hitler. was preaching sedfton in
the state. and as ne was quite likely 20
bring down into the gutter the entire mon
archical cdi1cc. Queen Honorla assumed
the iuCoG
RIta's Master Wherefore" Is the his
tosy ~ a lad whose father was q pure
man OF science bat whose mother was an
example - wotuany devotion Young
WitStrflrce iuh~rfts from his father his
mental traits. The bov is phenomenal
when he can hardly lisp The perpetual
Why Is over on hiS itQs. he loves his
books and dcliehts 81 mastering hts les
sons Eis hrirEiuE up = a KIND Or go
as-vou-rleasc-' method When only A lit
~. child De comes across a lost child Me
hitatel she is Of unknown parentaEc
ArnarentIy she has rynsy blood In her
veins As chHd. Mehttahei can only love
or bate ~ she e. oniv q baby. her whole
heart ard soul are given uD % Horny
Waeerforr,. she rs wregchcd ou, % mis-
sight Jealous 81 the hours he devotes 70
his lessons
A. Mehjtabel grows up tire irnpctuos'
Of her character IS further developed rgvr
love Tor Horny Increases when size IS
- she NAYS 4 visit - her early home.
Tner Al once Horny falls N love with
MehitaheI RITA writes charm lngiy - the
innocent. though intense, passion of thcss
two children TIE Etrl hAs always loved
TO the las 80 Is a novel sensation. Then
turns I'm the father 90 tNe girl a rough
seaman. hut an honest fellow TIE lads
father now sees in1istlncJly that there
may "a, Sonsc disacreeable events likely 20
arise ln thc Future Lawrence who :
siiu Horry-s tutor. advises a fore an tour.
The lad ard hIs mentor 81 abroad. There
~ a Storm. ami Mehitahsls fathers uttle
nshing craft = in The thick % z. There
is = chance that the fisherman has been
stranded on some Ledge Of rocks, Mehii-
abel a.es 20 rs slccor. Il - she. FOR she
= accustomed 20 the sea. Who takes
beat and goes 70 his rescue. she saves
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P,esbyterian Churches.

First Mission-fn Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching. 7 p. m.
Welsh Seventh and Olive streets. Sun
day school. 80 y. m. Preaching. 1.So p m.
Ross Mission-D. l.. Fordney. pastor
Preaching. $3.50 p. IN. first and third Sab
bath Of month.
FIRST. BaIIard-Broadway and First ave-
nue. Rev. u. l.. Fordney. pastor Preach
ing II a. m. and 80 r. IN. Y. +. s. c. F..
$50 r. IN.
Calvary-Market and King streets Rev
s. j Kennedy. pastor. residence. $50 SUIT
ter street. Preaching. II m. and n. IN.
Second. North Soattlc--OaK and Harri-
son streets. Rev. W a aior. Vastor.
residence. Az Temperance street Preach
ing II a. m. and p. m. Sunday school at
1890 y. IN.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev
Alexander Alison. II. H.. pastor. residence
1sis Marion street: telephone ~ Services
N a. IN. and r. n. Rev r. r. pritchard
pastor % First PRESBYTERIAN church Of
Puyallup. will preach morning and even
ing. Y. i. s. {. E, SIS p. IN
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Evening subject. Jacob az Peniel" Sun
day school. fzs p. n !. p :. G T., So
D. n
Taylor-Btrch street Rev. George II.
Lee pastor. residence. - Birch street.
Services Sunday al II a. m and I'D p. m
kirkland kirkland. Rev Horatio All
frg nzgtor- Saudzy services II a. N and
30 o. M Y F. 5 c. E, go p. IN Sun
day.
E.dgewater-Rev. ]. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services II a m and p. N. 4 +. 8 6.
Z. p. N. Preaching by EeV. Niaros OF
Chicago. Su1tsy morning,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at = o. n. ard 6
r. m Sunday school. L. O'Clock Y. /. =
q r. tbs p. m. Prayer nesting THURSDAY
evening al p. n. Amos A. Doyle, pastor.
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Enlscnnal Churches.

st. Mary's, Woodland Park-Rev. Geo.
II Watson. ID. D.. rector. Evening pray
err. 3 30 p. m.
Trinity Parish Chnreh-Jsmes and
Eighth streets. Rev. George HI. Watson.
n. D, rector Sunday school. Gas a. M.
Usual services. IL a. IN. No evening serv-
ices In August.
ST. Stephens, Bailard-Rev. Il. r. Hy-
land. rector. Services at II a. IN. and 100
% m Y +. s. G.. f.. $50 p. m. Bible
class 8 q m. Holy Communion. first Sun
day in month. IL a. m: third Sunday at
$50 a. IN.
st Clement s-Market street. near Yes
Ter avenue. Rev. Henry A. Dexter offici-
ating. Rev. DIR. Watson I'm charge. Divine
service with sermon. II a. IN. Evening
PRAYER with sermon, y. IN. Sunday
school 10 n. m.
ST. Marks-Fifth and Olive streets. two
squares north OF Pike. Rev. David Clai-
borne Garrett. rector. Holy Communion.
go n. m. Sunday school al Gas a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. II n. III.
Subject OF sermon. Imagination and
Faith" Young Peoples meeting. s:45 n. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. y. m. Sub
fect OF sermon, IAN Things Work To-
gether for Good Vested choir at both
services.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BAILLARGEON-Th funeral of Abbie
A wife OF Joseph A. Baillargeon, Will
take place at the Church of Our Lady
OF Good Help this afternoon at o clock.
internent in Calvary cemetery. A spe-
cial train TO the cemetery will be in
waiting at the conclusion of the serv-
ices.
CICERO-The funeral of Joseph Cicero
will be held this afternoon at the Ply
mouth Congregational church at 2:50
o'clock.
GANDY-At Providence hospital, Seattle,
on Saturday August "a, 1895. John Can
dy. OF Port Madison. of heart disease,
aged a. years.