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per-. Samples OF ribbon. lace. silk. dress
goods and other articles about which all
womsa are supposed to be fa an ascIas were ere
quality and value, and the one naming both
the most nearly correct was awarded a
prize. The one second best was also given
a prize.
Forty members OF the Rondthaler Ran
gers met IN front OF the Journal Office,
yesterday afternoon, and started for Green
wood. where they took supper. returning
DIR. J. A. Rondthaler, w. H. Eastman. Z,
3. Fowler. Miss Eldridge, ]. ". Hoffman,
Miss Clara Hess. c. A. Kenyon. Mrs; Ken
lands. Mrs. J. c. Dean. Judge r. w. Nc
Bride. Miss Hattie Moore, Dr.. =. W: An
dsrson. Mrs Bassett w. t. Noble; Robert
George w. P~angborn, F. r. Sawyer, Miss
Hamilton, H.. o. Smith,. Miss Swain, +. w.
Wood, Miss Adams, Clark Tuttle. Miss
Mrs. Gaylord, II. c. Newcomb, Z. H Evans.
Judge j. VI. Winters, W. g. Hunter, Miss
Beck, Miss Logan. Charles E.. Coffin.
BATES-MIDDLETON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MIDDLETowN. Ind, Sept. s.-Ralph o.
Bates. of San Diego, CAL, and Rosela Mid
dleton. of Anderson. Ind. daughter Of Jo-
seph L. Middleton. OF this place. were mar
ried at the brides fathers at 7 p. m. yes
terday, Elder NJ. r. ~Goodykoontz officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates will reside in San Diego,
Cal.
COURTNEY-JORDAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOp. Ind, Sept. 6.-Rev. 7. NJ. Guild
performed the ceremony last evening at
the NJ. e. parsonage which united Francis
Courtney and Miss Dora Jordan in wed
lock. Both are residents OF this city and
will make their future home here.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Sept. 6.-Mr. August
Schroeder and Miss Laura zimmerman,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. zimmerman,
were united in marriage yesterday after
noon at st. Johns Lutheran Church, the
Rev. Feeger officiating.
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CITY NEWS NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting of the In
~dianapolis and vicinity Bible Society will
be held at the Tabernacle Church Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Father Seheideler, of st. Mary's Church,
has just returned from Europe, where he
visited Father Knerf and took the Knerf
cure for rheumatism.
A certificate of the increase OF capital
stock of the Indiana Central Railway Com
pany from 800, 900 TO 100000 was filed yes
terday with the Secretary Of State.
An Epworth League vesper service. con
ductor by the pastor, DR.. Buchtel. will
be held In the Central-avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening, COM
mencing at Z o'clock.
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The treaty of commerce between Brazil
and Portugal has been renewed for a tern
of nine years.
Fred Bingen. of the firm OF Bingen Bros,
bankers of Gehoa. who recently made a
DISASTROUS failure, has been arrested
Herr Fischer, secretary to the Hungarian
Minister of the Interior, was found dead
yesterday In a wood in the outskirts OF
Buda Pesth, with a bullet wound In his body
Ii is suppose that he was murdered. and,
as his watch and chain are gone, IL Is sur
missed that the object of the murder was
robbery.
The Right Hon. James Lowther. member
of Parliament for the Isle of Thanet d.
vision of Kent. presided at a meeting in
London yesterday at which IL was resolved
TO address a manifesto to the English peo-
pie in favor of the adoption of a protect
i've policy with preferential preferment of
the British colonies
Tn parliamentary election in the south
division of Kerry, where so much bitter
ness was caused by the nomination of q
candidate by the Hcalyites in opposition 10
the candidate previously put forward by
the followers of Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, has
resulted in the choice OF Farrell, the Nc
Carthyite nominee by 1909 votes, against
IA cast for Murphy, the Healyite candi-
date.
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standard OIL Men to Strike.

WHITING, Ind, Sept. 6.-The machinists'
troubles here are slowly assuming a serious
aspect. A leader among the boiler makers
OF the Standard Oil Company said the union
was ready to strike. and a meeting will be
held in South Chicago looking to that end
early tomorrow morning. 1t now develops
that word was passed among the machinists
Thursday tina the would strike Friday II
the demand made for higher wages had not
been complied with. The officials Of the
company foiled the plan by discharging all
.machinists. A rumor is current tonight
that the boiler makers and bricklayers will
strika -fo-morr0W-
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NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Arrived: Lucania
and Britannia, from Liverpool; Olympia.
from Genoa. The Normannia. which ives ex-
pected tonight, was sighted by the North
German LLOYD steamer Wittekind on Sept.
/ in q degrees west. long. 80 degrees north,
and signaled thar she was proceeding with
cnly one engine while repairs were being
made TO the other. The New York, from
southampton, arrived at midnigh hit.
BELFAST, Sept. 6.-Arrived: Lord Lans-
downe, from Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6.-Arrived: Campo
MIA, from New York.
ROTTERDAM. Sept S.-Arrived: OLDHAM,
from New York.
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RELEASED BY SPANIARDS.
One American Set Free and Another
to Have a Civil Trial.

to Have q Civil Trial.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The State De-
partment received a cablegram tonight
from Consul-general Williams, at Havana,
stating THAT Aguirra had been released by
the Spanish authorities and Sanguilly would
be granted a civil trial soon. This was well
come news to the department, as the case
of these two United States citizens i'm
prisoned In Cuba has dragged tediously for
months. Consul-general Williams was &C
tive in seeking protection for ASuirra and
former Spanish minister. Msrsguas who
requested his recall. Later the State De-
partment made very energetic representa-
bore fruit in the Concession that Aruirra
and Sanguilly would be given evil, and not
military. trials. The rele-se of Aguirra and
everything for which the United States has
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of Daisy MciviIl

LONDON. Sept. s.-The Sun to-day says
hat news has reached London that Daisy
Melville. who went TO South Africa in the
'Gaiety Girl company, has committed
suicide there. No motive for the act is
known. Miss Melville played with the
'Gaiety Girl company when IL was in
New York last season She was the bosom
friend and understudy of the actress. Marie
Montrose. Miss Melville was only eighteen
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congregation is the wealthiest and largest
OF the Presbyterian denomination in the
State. The fire was clearly incendiary. The
total insurance on building. organ. etc.
plant and furniture was $4,000. which will
just about cover the loss
MAIDEN, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE plant of
the Middlesex Last Company, on Eastern
avenue, together with the machinery and
stock, was destroyed by fire tonight. The
of not more than one-thfrd. Three men were
injured-Samuel Baker, Charles Batchelder
and Frank Downing.
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SARATOGA. n. Y, Sept. 6-On Monday.
FL Cavelro De Los Olivas registered at the
place of residence. 1t is believed that he is
from the City of Mexico. While eating
breakfast this morning he suddenly became
an open window. out upon the lawn. There
he ignited a ten-dollar bill, shouting In
broken English that he had money TO burn.
AS he threatened himself with bodily in
jury he was arrested and taken TO police
headquarters. where he Is detained.
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OLD GRAIN BAG FOUND.
Thought to Have Been Used by Holmes
First Bill Allowed.

Portions of an old grain bag, much de-
cayed and black, were found near the
Holmes house. in Irvington. yesterday, and
by many it is thought that the bag played
some part in the murder Of Howard Pietzel.
The first bills in the Holmes case were
allowed by the County Commissioners. DR..
the bones found in the ~Iryington chimney.
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why Muragua Resigned.

LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch from Mad
rid says that Muragua, the former Spanish
minister at Washington, who resigned. has
made a public statement that he handed in
his resignation because he had proof that
the Condo de Venadito wal justified when
she fired at the Alliance: that the American
steamer carrier contraband goods, and was
but a mile and a half from the Cuban coast.
He would not consent that Spain shouldsbe
put in the wrong.
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To-night's performance will conclude the
weeks engagement Of Mile. Troja and the
Orpheum Stars at the Empire The first
half OF next week The Fast Mall comes.
"The Dazzler' closes It's engagement at
the Park with performances this af-
ternoon and tonight. On M~onday"Old Ten
nessee" opens for three days. Ii Is a drama
OF the South, with plantation features and
much singing and dancing.
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Greenfield. Ind. Sept. s.
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cHURCH NoTICEs:
Baptfst.

.OLIEGE-AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Northeast corner College and Lincoln ave-
nues. The Third Christian Church VIII
sn a union service at l0:i5 a m: preach
ing by the Rev. ID. II. Van Buskirk. pas
tor of the Third Christian Church. No
evening service. Sunday school at Els p.
m. b. Y. p. L.. prayer and praise service
at 3:45 p. m, instead of usual hour.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner
Delaware and Walnut streets. at 1915 g
m Conducted by DR.. A r. Btuton-. No
m; Howard Gale. superintendent. Y p
s. c. f. Junior Society at 9 a. m; Senior
Society at $50 p. p.; leaders, Mr. J. n.
Morgan and Mrs Y. G. Kendall. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening. at 7:45 o'clock
All are invited to these meetings.
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The Wayne County Delegation.
Snocial To fha nolis Journal

RICHMOND. Ind. Sept. 6.-The delega-
ton from Wayne county to the National
Encampment of the G. A. R.. at Louisville.
will be large. A majority Of the post men,
bers in this city will go, while scores of
will them. Posts from Fountain
City, Hagerstown. Cambridge City, Dublin,
Milton and Greensboro VIII also send large
DELEGATIONS.
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NEW YORK. Sept. ~6-Chauncey Depew
was interviewed in London yesterday by
the World correspondent upon President
Cleveland. Cleveland" he said. 'is as GER
tain to be the Democratic nominee as the
NATIONAL convention is to meet. Whitney
could not be elected. He knows Ii. and he
is too shrewd a man to sacrifice himself"
What about the third termg'
That has no real influence with the
masses of the Democratic party. They
don't regard him as a Caesar, nor fear
Caesarism, for his continued administra-
ton. 1t was different with Grant, and with
Jackson, and even with Washington. They
lano has persuaded his party at least that
he is only the mouthpiece of the best de-
sires of the people, with no personal pur-
poses or even personal ambitions"
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WILL GO
Gen. Felix Agnus Makes a Prediction
About Maryland.

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Gen. Felix Agnus,
editor of the Baltimore American. is quoted
by the Commercial Advertiser on the polit-
ical situation in Maryland. General Agnus
says: 1.-THE state will go Republican for the
first time since the war. Half of the Demo-
cratic papers in thesS State have bolted the
Democratic ticket and will support Lowndes
for Governor. 1t IS almost. a revolution In
political sentiment. and / venture to say
that Mr.. Lowndes's majority will be any
where from five to twenty thousand. His
election is a foregone conclusion"
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Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcrfpt.
They are wondering in New York why a
successful merchant worth 5000 who was
but thirty-five years old and inherited his
business from his father, should have COM
mitted suicide. Perhaps his
naue not taten a vacation geu enss
wears and had never had time TO marry
NAV account for his deed.
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information as to the man and his ante
cedents the police VIII distribute 800 photo-
graphs OF hin in the various tribunals
throughout France. Analysis OF the con-
tents OF the bomb taken from the prisoner
shows that IL was composed OF sixty TO
seventy grammes of .-lorate OF potassium
and fifteen 10 twenty gramme OF ordinary
gunpowder.
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German will Take the Stump.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 6.-At a meeting of
the Democratic State committee to-day 1t
was definitely decided that Senator Cor
man will take tho stump in behalf of the
Democratic State ticket. The date fixed for
the Senator's opening address is Sept. q.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"yighf in Pekin.v

"A Night in Pekin' will be produced at
Lincoln Park tonight for the third time.
Special pictures in fire will be given at the
three performances next week.
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WORK of the Po.tomce.

The total number of pieces handled in
the mailing department of the Indianapolis
postofice during the month of August. 1895,
was 4.124, $50. as against 3,712, 290 In August,
1894. But one error was made to each 1890
pieces thrown.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-Westminster
Church. a handsome brown stone structure
at Sicollet avenue and Seventh street. In
the heart Of the retail business street dis
trict. was Quilted by fire at an early hour
the heavy walls. The building was erected
fifteen years ago at a cost OF $l5o. The
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California Fruit. Sold I'm London.

LONDON. Sept. ~6.-To-day's sale of Cali
fornia fruits, comprising AS cases which
arrived at southampton by the American
line steamer Paris. late Wednesday night.
drew a large number OF dealers TO Covent
Garden. The prices realized were better
than those obtained at the sale OF last
week, English and French fruits having
become scarce in the interval. The fruit
put on sale to-day consisted of peaches.
pears and plums in half cases and cases.
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Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript
The Journal contends that eggs should
be sold by weight But why not sell them
according TO age? Surely an egg a few
hours old should bring a better price than
one which has become decrepit through ad-
vanced age.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.--Jim Franey, OF
the Pacific coast. put Jimmy Murray out
In six rounds at the Buckingham Theater
tonight. The men fought at catch weights.
Murray put UP a game fight. but Franey's
PUSHES were too much for him. Franey
landed almost whenever he pleased.
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Wrong Diagnosis.

Chicago Tribune.
What you need" said the doctor, lis
rest"
Rest echoed the tall. gaunt caller, ris-
ing 10 his feet and glowering down at him.
Rest You miserable quack! I'm a walk
ing delegatei"
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MUNYON
Remedies Cure

And mt Trfhing Cost-Soid by Drug
sfsts mt Mostly ONLY TWENTY-FIVE
CENfs-Munyon's 'Gufdc to Hea1th.'
Free at ~Drusxists, Tells You How a
Cure Yourself and Save Doctorn'
Bfiis-A Single Bottle often Cares
stubborn Cases.
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Expert Testimony.
Chicago Tdmes-Hs

The retail liquor dealers of Indiana have
is a success by condemning IL. Before the
bar Of public opinion the testimony of the
liquor dealers on this question will have
great weight.
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Buffalo Courier.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will b.
eighty in october, and her admirers are
cudgeling their brains TO think OF a suit
able. recognition OF the occasion. Why
don't they erect a colossal statue of the
venerable woman with her foot firmly
planted on the neck OF a writhing man
That would be likely to please her as well
as anything
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Chicago Inter Ocean
Michigan has a cucumber which measures
three and a half feet long, and is still
growing. Michigan will be no good place
Tor Debs 10 settle In when he graduates.
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DIR. RIED,s APPEAL.
He Has No Faith I'm DENLY and Wants
Aid from W~ashingtOn.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 6.-President Z.
r. Pearce, of Kentucky Wesleyan College,
at Winchester. to-day received the follow
ing stirring letter, dated Aug. 10, from DR..
@. F. Reid, of Shanghai, China, a citizen
of the United States. and presiding elder
Of the Shanghai district Methodist Church,
South:
"Only two weeks ago to-day I sent you
an account of the Sze-Chuan outrages, and
to-day 1 am sending you accounts of the
massacre at Ku-Cheng. Had our minister
acted promptly and adequately in the first
case the second would probably not have
occurred, and we should have been spared
the spectacle of ei1 hi young and conse-
Grated women dragged from their beds and
brutally massacred. helpless infants hacked
to death, and a faithful servant of God
burned in his bed. , / am sending you these
accounts in the hope that you will use them
where they will do the most good. l wish
I could put a copy in the hands of every
editor. every CONGRESSMAN and every man
who has any interest In the welfare of the
church or the honor of his country. We
don't ask for revenue. but We do ask for
justice and the pro,ecaon whlcn every
no civilized nation has a right to Withhold
from it's humblest citizens. Foreigners IN
Ghi,na are ana mn Slsor IN .n ast ne1e wo shat at 4
once put an end to these things. We have
lost all hope OF help from the legation at
Picking, and we are Mi,l now o~, appealing Up. ha1g alPef ely
less something is speedily done we shall
have to abandon all our interior work,
which represents SO many years OF toll aid
sacridce. In our opinion the action required
at this time is the appointment of a strong
Commission. with such rank and authority
ss Will enable 1t to try and fix the guilt of
the highest officials. To punish a few coolies
will he worse than useless. We must go to
the source of these troubles, which is found
in some of the highest officials In the en-
Air ~
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PhiladelphIa Record.

II was very considerate on the part OF
Or. Forbes Winslow to sequester Jack the
Ripper. II he will now turn his attention
70 the Third Term and the Sea SERPENT a
long suffering people will rise up and bless
him
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New York Tribune.
II is an interesting fact that while the
new Rhode Island State Capitol in Provi-
dence is 10 be built OF Georgia marble. the
Georgia Statehouse is built or Indiana mar
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CARDIFF. Sept. 6.-The Trades Union
Congress. at it's session to-day passed a
resolution by unanimous vote OF the dele
gates protesting against Emperor Williams
interference with the liberty OF the press
and expressing sympathy with the working
men of Germany in their struggle for lib
erfv
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner Meridiaz
and New York streets. Frederic e. Dew
hurst. minister Sunday school. $3.50
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Episcopal
ST. PArL,s c

ST PAUL'S CHURCH-New York and ILL.,
nois streets. G.. A. Christensen. rector.
Holy communion at s:45 a m; morning
prayer and sermon at 10:45 a. m. No even
ing service. n
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slur ON Us.

Washington Post.
The Chicago Tribune asserts that Jim
Riley rides the bicycle in dialect. II IL IS
Indiana dialect he would make a very un-
desirable risk for an insurance company.
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A CRUISE TO THE
MEDITERRANEAN,

by specially chartered steamer ssFriesland- (71Ie cons).
January ~. 1855, visiting BERMUDA. Gibraltar. Ma1aG1-
Granada, Alhambra. Algitrs. cairo; ten days IN Pal.
estlne. Beyrcut. Epnesus. Consfantinople. AthenA
Rome. Nice: only $3.50 and up. excursions, feoe. etc.
included. Organized and accompanies by +. G. Clark
ext. :. Vice Consul at Jerusalem. Ocean tickets eli
lines. send Tor Tourist Gazette.
+. C. CLARK. Tours, Agent, III Broadway. n. y.
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Tired women need TO have their blood
purified and enriched by Hoods Sarsaparil-
la. II viii give them strength and health.
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40 Rioters Arrested.

HONG KONG, Sept. 6.-The leader OF the
he riots. in which a number of En-
glish and American missionaries were
killed. has been arrested. An attempt was
made by Chinese soldiers TO kidnap him in
the hope of securing the reward which had
been offered for his delivery to the author
ities. The total number of arrests thus far
of those concerned in the Ku-Cheng massa-
ere is 100. Twenty-three OF the number
have been convicted. but up TO this time
sentence has not been passed upon any of
them. the viceroy of Fu-Kien demanding
the right TO review the evidence adduced
af the trials.
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lfnro.. Reported VICTORY Confirmed.


PARIS. Sept. 6.-The man who attempted
TO explode a bomb in the vestibule of the
Rothschild banking house yesterday still
refuses to reveal his identity. All he will
say about himself Is that he is a d~eserter
from the army. In the hope OF obtaining
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Must he n Western Man.

Detroit Free Press.
New England moiestly insists that she
must furnish the next President. but the
Western-man idea has become a tidal wave.
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MefhnAfaf-
cENTRAI~AyENuE METHOD

CENTRALrAYENuE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH-Corner of Central ave-
nue. and Butler street. Rev. Henry A.
Buchtel, ID. d., pastor. Sermon by Rev. j.
G.. Chafee, D.. D., at 1880 a. m Class meet
ing, $50 a. m: Sunday school. go p. m:
Junior League. 4 p. m; Epworth League
vesper service, z pm; prayer meeting,
Thursday evening, g:3o. strangers COR
daily welcome.
FIRST NJ. p. CHURCH-Dillon st. The
newly-appointed pastor. Rev. y. s.
Hughes will preach from the folloElny
subjects: At 1890. morning subject, Oh
vine Transformation" at 100, evening
subject, Freedom in Bonds"
MERIDIAN : STREET NJ. T.. CHURCH
Corner New York. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. c. N Sims, D. D.. at 0,9
a. m. and 1880 p. m; Sunday-ecnoo4 ana
class meeting at els a. m; Christian En-
deavor at $50 p. H.; midweek prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 100 O'Clock
All are cordially invited.
ROBERTS PARK N. E. CHURcH-corner
Delaware and Vermont streets Rev. T.. L
.Coultas, ID. D., pastor. Class meefingos ,
a. m: Sunday school. at 10 a. m: preach
ing at IL a m. and at 7:45 p. m, by the
pastor; morning subject, The Twofo1d
influence OF the Vision Of Cod evening
subject, Truth Expensive, but Valuable"
Epworth League at S:5 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:S.