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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05
JOHN II. IltRRY.
Master Commissioner.

Y.
Master Commissioners
AN NANChi-i1,, rcpoaI an or9iino1re
ehtNleu An ordinance providing for tho
borrowing OF money and issuing nf bonds
Therefor by the Guy Council Of the CITY
lNah: -
BE # ordained by the city Council of
the CITY of Houston: Section /. That
IN ordinance of the city council OF the
lSa5. aud entitled AN oriinance proyid-
my for The borrowing of money ann
issuing of bonds therefor by the City
council OF the city OF Houston, TO be
used IN The purchase OF providing Of n
ciiN lnii building Of bridges within tae
city limits and funding outstanding IN
dch,eaness ana lVvylng a tax Autnciunt
To pay interest ami redeem bonds "a,
maturity" be rnd The same IL hereby
rerenled and declared Of no force or
effect
Section =. Tint this ordnance snail he
III force am, take effect from amt after
n true copy Of AT ordinance passed by
the cily council of The CITY of iicuslon
az "A meeting held March 90. 1876. to winch
j certify :. RICHARDSON,
city Secretary
ask your support Of my candidacy for a
snail office US alderman. bur FAR su-
peifor To that az the mayors Office in
my ext imN,lon First Of all, | ask 10 he
supported 10y all the labor organizations
.iih ~ ll'lllbt.l OF bSstni'iN 80, 10y FSt1~
iien men, by switch aud yard men, Of
which ! have been an old hand myself.
J also wish To be remembered ny thu
DICK DOWNING camp, the Light Iunrd.
of which company | was an honorary
member In early days, and assisted them
TO be prosperous. Also the Emmett Rincs
aud council, the members of the Good
Government League While differ IRON
partylsm for municipal government.
expect a large Slnre 81 votes from tie
Rice faction, particularly IN thc Tnrd
ward which Is my own watl. 1t may
be possible that I ulny serve as alder
nnn under Mr. Ricc's administration. |
shear faction also. ] also ask the sup
port of the republicans and indcpeid
cnts. In conclusion | VIII state that /
have retired from my professional busl-
ness. The above facts Will convince You
that have no equal IN this city aud II
you elect me | VIII not promise 10 serve
You To the heat of my ability. for tho
facts nro known that ahiity has failod
administration after administration. We
want men who are abb" t. prove the
ability and prosperity by their personal
records Such men as VIII do as they
and not to be II neHro hoaJ or stut'ng
box for others. Now, my friends and
fellow citizens, rs this IL my last ap-
peal to you, | am proud TO say stand |
respectfully before every nationality. |
My election IL al your hands. My plat |
state that am In favor of all neccs- |
sary improvements made through |
sources. not INJECTING pain on amy ONE.
If am elected by the good people ON
Monday next your honor mud kindness
will he forever appreciated, and with
and prayers. Yours respectfully.
= H. X DANISH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

FOR EXCHANGE-f.nn and city prop
critics. both Northern and Southern. Mira
Cora Bacon Foster. Moore-Burnett
Building. 1918 Texas avenue II
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BoARbING--Nicel Furnished rooms and
good table board; the most reasonable
rates IN the city Mt alS Fnnpin street
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DON'T tire yourself out looking for roors
or board. call and give description of
whnt YOU want; Information furnished
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VERY desirable fye-room cottage, {, un-
usually wen built; situated On - E ,gin,
dows stable and other substaqtla4 QUIT
buildings. Address 1877. care rosL
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HENI,
southern exposures; bath room convs-
nient Mrs O. White. 11os Rush ef0ss
nue., south corner Rusk and Fannln.-s -,
FOR RENT--Two-story house, all modefn
improvements. underground cllerns
ouihouses also nicely -furnisha 'front.'
room. close in. Apply COZ san iaclnaof
corner Texas avenue. =. Y
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Lost, Found, Stray, Stolen.

For NI)-onc pair opera glasses about
thirty days ago; owner can get sa me by
calling at tins office and paying for
adj. Z
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FOR RENr-Nicely furnished southeast
room, convenient to boarding h9uscs.
Apply SIS Main. y
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Trade or Exchange.

TYpEWRITER-- exchange for bicycle
NJ. A. Grant, 1912 Congress street. r
WANTED-lTO NGrG--Town lots
IN Granger for soda fountain; must he
IN good condition Address j. w. Posey
Granger Texas. Z
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LARGE front room to rent with board
delightful for the summer ucwy fur
nished and has 1--WE windows, table
hoard is the very best. 1oii Mckinney b
ROOMS AND BoARD.-Two large rooms,
5.ell furnished and good table board
close In. can also accommodate several
day boarders. $40 San Jacinto street. II
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NEW HOME HOTnL. SeT Pfnlrie Ave,
Elegant rooms aud arstclsiss board
$50 pcr weak for street rAr and railroad
meni relIing rooms and bath rooni5
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THREE ROOMS, completely furnished.
bed room dining room and Kitchen; ,sa
bath room for summer months: side en-
frances possession at once. 1909 Caro-.
linN. Mrs W /. Hack \. z
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WANTED-A1 busheling hand to do clean
ing and pressing. Apply at once ia IL
Preston avenue.
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ken,s = Honest. hustling general
res no 70 control exclusive territory for
II ~ business opportunity. Buffaio spec
e. Wig. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. a
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LARGE south rooms, newly FURNISHED,
with bath ana good table board Terms
reasonable Three blocks from Main. 5ot
Caroline street b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

100 ACRES OF land IN BEDFORD county. In
diana, which | win sell cheap or trade
for Texas land. cattle or anything vniu-
able A. Maloy. Karucs city, IoNas. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

ROBERT #. WEEDEN, aged 81: funeral
from family residence. 1903 FERRY street,
Fifth ward. sunday afternoon al : p.
Services at Fifth Ward baptist church.
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WANTED--A white woman to do light
houseWork. Apply at 1894 Walker ave
3
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MONEY loaned on good collateral secur-
ity; diamonds, notes, stocks. bonds.
Private party Business confidential.
Rates reasonable. Address Az. caro-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

LIST YOUR HOUSES with M. for we
can furnish you with good tenants. Hous-
ton Moving and Storage company office
3l3 Fannin st. Phone 32s r. Chtmenc
WANTED-By lady and daughter, two
rooms furnished suitable for light house
keeping: must be close In. Address
779G, care Post. \
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

Ia Eli, travelling and local salesinen
nsu s anu EXPENSES $50 to $3.50 per month ;
5ouis al once. Valley Cigar Co., St.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

DO YOU WANT To BOARi,g- .Burnctt
mansion. the ilenl home Tor the SUMMER.
i'ngAnt rooms, spncious halls aud gal
cricH. hno grounds with tennis court
mud croquet; terms reasonable. Apply
40 liHtiIey avenue. &
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. modern severn
room house; large yard, servants mouse
and stable. No. .0ll Travis stree. Apss
ply Is. l.. SAM 315 Main elre0S. y
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Help Wanted.

Statesmen make $500 month selling our
machines for cooling refrigerators; guar
anteed 70 per cent cheaper than ice. FRO
duces n dry cold that keeps perishabie
articles indefinitely. Write fer terms.
Arctic Refrigerating Co.. Cincinnati, q.
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Financial.

$50. oco TO LOAN AT Z and per cent on
nrst-class security; also can accommo-
date co and 10 day loans A. Paul &
co. i0lOis Congress- IL
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We carry the we'll known "Standard and
ethiopian" Brands. Ladies' Full
Regular at. ... .lOc, 15c, zoe, Csc and Csc
Try Box of our Celebrated Three Pairs for
One Dollar Kind
Misses and Boys Hose in large assortment
Ladies Silk Hose in Black and Colored. When
say Silk Hose mean Belongs Pure
Silk Thread Hose, selling at So, $3.50, $2.75
Examine Hose thoroughly; price them and
compare them with others offered elsewhere, and
judge for yourself as to their value.
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furnished south
dren. near Capitol hotel; private family
owning home preferred: references OK
changed. Address Pleasant Home. care
Post ID
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WANTED-Two men to sell sewing ma
chimes; steady employment to right
parties 1905 Prairie avenue. II
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WANTED-Three bright young men as
news agents. Apply at once to THOMAS
l.. Freeland, Agent Crescent News Co.
Grand Central Depot. o
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FOR RENT-store, Milan sna =, ,, r0,s;
store, Travis and Ieelsnd; s-rS Miam moui d.
Lamar ave-; 9.room ng9s Mmnrer,
Moore q Burnett building.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

$500 ana $4,000 TO LOAN on good i'm
proved inside property; interest reason.
able, 3 to years preferred. Address.
T.. q. Box EOS
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7 VFN .NFfTJTs Wv sUTITI
Apply A. G. Redwood. Travis street. 6
TO ENCIl A NGE-- Dallas rental property,
vendors lien note, land ana cash. all or
part of the above for merchandise. Ad-
dress BOX I07, bartlett, Texas. 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

w NTED-Assistant In Dental office
must be good workman. Address ID. -
S., this office i
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A. l.. AUBREY & CO.. Real Estate and
Loan Agents: loans negotiated on city
property md good security. All business
atrictly confidential l0l5ia Congress. 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

HELP WANTED-Colored girl or woman
to do general housework. Cali at once
at No. lila Montgomery avenue, Fli'n
ward 0
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Board and Rooms.

GOOD board and lodging at s3ho 1910
Preston avenue. Mrs. IL. =. tiSAn.
ROOM with table board close in, Central
location, three and haif blocks IRON
rapitoi quiet aud home-lkc; good els
tern water: modern convenience, Slt
Main II
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT--Fonr room cottage
IN good neghborho0d. not too far out.
by good tenant must be reasonable rent.
Address 1915 Congress avenue. 8
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md ~ EN-We have an article that
|eor. 20 every every man troubled with lost
|en,s "Iecess enormous: liberal induce
CIV York. '' W. 'oA -'0o'
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WANTED-Tw white girls. one to cook
and do kitchen work, the other 10 do
dining room and chamber work. can
rpYas o
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Another Special Sale OF
SKIRT AND WAIST LENGTHS.

is Yards, Skirt Lengths All Wool Broad
head Serge, regular price 59c, a Pat
tern for. Observation-Disclosures. DI.S/
$ Yards, Skirt Lengths All Wool Striped
Serge, 75c quality IAN excellent Skirt.
ing), Pattern for Observation-Disclosures. 1.OO
Al Yards Skirt Lengths ALI Wool Da.
gonal Serge, regular price 69c yard,
Pattern for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l.OO
a Yards Skirt Lengths, All Wool Storm
price e5c, Pattern for -'"vs' i'suias 2.80
Yards, Skirt Lengths, All Wool Novelty
jacquard, regular price CSC yard,
Pattern for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z.VO
5 Yards Skirt Lengths Extra Quality
Sician, regular price s5c, Pattern Z.OC
WAISTS.
6 Yards Waist Lengths, Solid Changeable
Taffeta silk, cheap at 35c, Pattern. VOC
6 Yards Waist Lengths, Figured Change
able Tatfeta Silk, regular Soc quality,
Pattern for ..... e 4' $40
5 Yards Waist Lengths, Striped Habutai
Silk, regular price Use Pattern for. Z.VO
6 Yards, Waist Lengths Extra Quality
Tafeta Silk Satin Stripes with ORES.
den Effect, something entirely new,
price 81. rs yard, Pattern for ..... I.OU
H A MPE
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WA TED - Architectural draughtsman,
Apply stating salary expected, to +. %.
Box les. LaGrange, Texas
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FOR RENT--New two.story scven-room
house. No.. 7os Hamilton St, between
ltusk and Capitol avenues; modern con.
Nenleices; south exposure G.. S. Reich.
man, ISi7 Rusk avenues Ia
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srr,sa' -m0al miners at our mjnes Al
arrisoon' Texas. Apply at Houston or
The Union Coal CO. II
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oTTiCEs 70 RNNr Y US ,3 K s, 9cl 11 ~
Ing, the best enc nos y, Second. fc.sIS
ana sfth doors lsysitSS s danit e 4. -
mer and WAIT o1s "a u Etsn, e
reasona,hilss Az ~, " - $500
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~ men Wishing to take civ1I s.,v,jc..
n4.",,lations- which occur soon i'm Hans.
bsl,ioor railway mail clerk and other
|nn I'm, 10 write for valuable intorma-
6no,nee,; U. >. Bureau of Information
1-.--.--.N.N', pIllO. n
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ron REM - sessssns . e -
f Sls: e ~ sssSsk.
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m ,asD--Salesman for California; Wins.'
ivaun nr month and expenses; chance Tor
r,ene' commission II preferred: no ex.
amns required. Address, enclosing b
ranc,..o w, A, Vandercook Co, San
W. ~, b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

/" more ladies to invest 81 per month
Fr,,nn' I'VE months and receive 800 In gold.
a a. .oaay. Timer Wheel Syndicate
1, roadway, New York. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-05

Persian Klpple Cordee Marquis, Madras Cloths
Challies, Zephyrs Also elegant assortment of
Solid Figured and Striped Linen Colored Batiste
with Embroideries to match.
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WANTED-F.fty men to load gravel and
coal at Calvert; wages 81 % per day
Calvert Coal and Clay company, Calvert,
Texas
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ANTED.circular distributors every
where; ST per 1000; enclose cents.
Northwestern Distributing Bureau. Chi
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EOv2 RENT -
' su,, M,.Nt--A Groom cottage, with cts.
stable; " per month. ais Mckinney
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BAD DERTS-We guarantee to collect
bad debts. outlawed Judgments and
rentals. Cali or address Magnolia Col
lecting Agency. 1910 Congress ave. 6
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Nnan. large room, furnished, suitable for
ern exposure; gas and bath l2i6 Walker
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FOR RENT-Cottase VIII " ~ KS ,,S yMtthSs
good cistern and batnsH2 ssvi. strect.
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DRuMME,RS TO show our cigars to deal
ers, $50 weekly salary and expenses; in
experienced men less. Folk. Richie d
Co ST Louis.
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FOR RENT-From ApE3I N wno Nco e
part ter re- .stsry rjnIoS e eicsrsph cSic
noI t ~ xna,ld arrange second eA4
third floors for Cotton 09ioes. ~. u. I'LL
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WANTED--First-cla cook Win reIeI-
ences. III Main street. .
WANTED--Man and wife on farm wife
to cook. man to work in garden and
drive and wait; reference required Z:
NJ s.. Post. o
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WANTED--Men everywhere TO acI as pri-
waite detectives. under Instructions, es-
pcriorco unnecessary. Address Univer-
sal Detective AEencv, Indlanhpolis. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-12
Suicide of billiard RnGland.

Mr. B. F. Edwards. the internal revenue
officer who was detailed by Commissioner
Miller to attend to the funeral arrange
ments so far as these could be attended to
in Washington. of the late billiard Rag
land a messenger in the internal revenue
bureau. who. as stated in The Star of Fri
day, committed suicide because he feared
that on account of financial difficulties he
would be unable to keep his engagement
to marry Miss Bessie Gurley of Dallas,
Tex, at Atlanta this week, Saturday night
last received a telegram from Mr.. Craw-
ford of Dallas, which was sent at the re-
quest of Miss Gurley, asking if it could be
true that young Ragland was dead Mr..
Crawford added that the bride-elect was
frantic with grief.
Mr.. Edwards replied that the news was
but too true, and also informed Mr.. Craw-
ford that the body was then on its way to
the home of the young mans parents, at
GOiiad, Tex, for burial.
MIR. Edwards also sent to Mrs. c. O. Rag
land. mother of the deceased, a letter of
sympathy, signed by all the clerks and
employees of the internal revenue bureau at
the Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-12
Rife Practice.

The Official rifle practice of the troops
Of the District National Guard having been
completed, 1t is announced that the range
at Ordway is now open for voluntary prac-
tice and for the practice of teams con-
templating entry in the annual rifle match
es Of the National Rifle Association, to be
shot October p, o. % and "a. Practice
Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays, 1t
is arranged, shall be at known distances:
Thursdays and Saturdays. skirmishing.
Tuesdays are set apart for members of
the National Rifle Association for work on
the standard American target.
The cash prizes in the association match
es up to date aggregate $75. while large
number of valuable prizes have also been
secured for the National Guard matches.
But a short time remains before the meet,
30 that all those contemplating entry III
the matches would do we'll to begin prac-
tice at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-12
In the Churches,

Archbishop William H. Gross of Ore gon
preached the sermon at st. Pauls Catholic
Church, 10th and V. streets, yesterday
morning. The archbishop will soon cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary OF his
elevation 10 his high Office. md will re-
main in this city as the guest IF his broth
er. Me. Alfred G. Gross, until after the
meeting of the archbishops of the United
States, TO be held at the Catholic Uni
versity beginning October 10
The Right Rev. r. II. Wilmer, DID,
bishop of the diocese of Alabama, preached
at Trinity L. E Church yesterday morn
Ing.
The twentieth anniversary of the organi-
cation and the fifth anniversary of the lay
ing of the corner stone Of the North Capt.
toll NJ E. Church were celebrated ypster-
day. The Rev. DR.. Landhan of Baltimore
preached the anniversary sermon N the
morning. The anniversary services proper
took place at , o'clock, and were in charge
OF Rev Mr. Pate, the pastor of the church.
Rev. DR.. Raymond w. Stricken, pastor of
Hamline NJ E. Church, made an address,
and remarks were made by Rev. DR.. Luth-
er y. Wilson. well Mr.. Pate. A spe-
clal song service was rendered during the
morning exercises. The commemoratlon
exercises IN the evening were in charge of
the Epwcrth League Meetings will also
be held every night this week.
The weeks celebration in song and ser
mon OF the eightleth anniversary OF Mount
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church. George
town. was commenced Yesterday, five serv-
ices being held during the course of the
day. The celebration will continue all this
week, closing next Sunday, when three
separate services viii, be held. according
to the program published in Saturday s
Star. The services yesterday consisted Of a
sunrise prayer meeting a o'clock, sun
day school reunion at $50 o'clock, the an
niversary sermon at IL O'Clock, Drea ched
by Rev y. VI. Carroll: an Epwor5n League
reunion IN the afternoon and an evening
service at 1:In o'clock, conducted 10y Rev.
Edgar Murphy, the sermon being preached
by Rev. F. W. s. Peck.
The First Baptist Church, 18th street
northwest began its annual reunion yes
terday morning. the services to continue
until Thursday night There was a Sun
day school reunion al 9:50 O'Clock, and was
followed by the church reunion at IL
O'Clock when Rev. Charles ~ Stakely, the
pastor of the church. preached the ser
mon. Addresses We're delivered in the even
ing by Nj. Hilton Jackson and DIR. john
H Eager. The purpose of the reunion
is 10 get the members of the church to-
gether again after the summer months and
to prepare the lines of work for the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-12

Starting in Philadelphia, 1t May Cover
the Country.


the Country.
movement which is expected soon to
reach this city will be inaugurated today
in Philadelphia, and is to be the opening of
a great campaign in the interest of re-
ligion that will be conducted throughout
that city, and unless something unforeseen
occurs to prevent in various other large
cities during the fall and winter months.
1t is stated that ministers of all denomna-
lions are interested in the effort. and it is
so planned that not household in any city
where the idea is put in execution will be
able to say that those composing it have
not received personal invitation to come
and hear the Gospel preached. The first
meeting will be held at midday today in
the old ChuIch of the Epiphany, at the cor
ner of 18th and Chestnut streets and a
prayer meeting will be held daily there
after. At 3 o'clock every afternoon a Bible
conference Is to follow. At night there will
be meetings In one Of the churches in the
northwestern section of the city. The first
Saturday in November a house-to-house
canvass of the city will begin. Visitors
from various churches will do their utmost
to rouse the whole population of the town
to sense Of its religious duties and re-
sponsibilities, and will invite all to attend
services on Sunday, the day following
That evening will be marked by a general
INSTRUMENTATION exchange of pulpits by
the local minister's and the campaign will
go on theoretically.
During December, services are to be held
In the Winter Circus building, corner of
Broad and Cherry streets, and Evangelist
Moody will conduct them. Others who will
assist in reviving spiritual sensibility in
clude John Roberts, the noted Scotchman;
Rev. DR.. Wharton of Baltimore. DR.. Dixon
of Brooklyn, Rev. ]. A. Alliott and c. L..
Jackson of Boston. The movement was
outlined some time ago at meeting of the
American Sunday School Union, under
| whose auspices the campaign in Philadel-
phia and other cities will be conducted