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VAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW yOpK
AND PHILADEL PHIA
Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE1

Schedule in effect Top n Ma J II. 1850
All trans arrive ana leave 1T feDnsylY3-
MIA passenger station.
a. m--DaIly, local for Danvulc connects
at Manassas Tor SJraSDurg, daily, eNCepB
Sunday, and at LynChbur2 with the Nor
folk and Western, daily, and with the Chess
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
lI.I5 a. m--DaIly. the L NJ FED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet y eep-
erS. New York and Washington TO Jackson
vile uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper fcr Augusta, also Pullman Sleeper
New York to New Orleans. via Montgomery
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman SIcpu-
er for Birmingham, Memphis and st Louis
4:Ot p. m.-Local for Front Royal River
ton and StraSDUrg, daily, except sunday
4:6I p. m--Daliy. local for Charlottesville
IO.43 p m.-DaIly, WA SHlNGTON AND
SOUTHWESTERN VESTIBCLED, LINZ
TIED. composed OF Pullman vestibulRsI
sieepers, dining cars and day Coaches
Pullman sleepers New York 10 AshevilIs
and Hot springs. n c.; New York o Tampa.
JacESouviIle, and New YORK 70 MeinpbiS
via birmingham; New Ork 70 New Orleans,
via Atlanta and Mont gonefy Fesubuled
ia Y coach Washington TO tianta. Southern
Railway dining car, Greensboro 10 Mont
sorrit tyyTs on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
nITITSIOY leave washington 9:OI n no,
d1njfv 90 D. IN. and 4.43 D. m daily
excSpt Sunda y. and 8; 10 D. IN, Sundaysonly.
for RSuIEf FOR M Lecsbarg, and Si5S g3ee -
SoiIT Tor HerndOn. Returning, arrive an
W. wTaIshington S.26 a. m. and 700 D m
WI ard 800 p. ID. daily, except sun.
SoV from Round Hill and 7.O6 a m
dailv. except sunday, from Herndon, and
S.S4 IN. daily, except sunday, from
Through trains from the South arrive an
washington 6:42 a. m. 2,20 d. M ana
$40 d. m, daily, Manassas DIVISION
1000 a. m, daily, except sunday, and
sc4O A. m, daily. from charlottesville
TICKETS, sleeping car reservation and In.
foffnati0n furnished at offices 5II and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue. and at Penn.
syIvania Railroad Passenger station
W. ii. GREEN, Gen. Supt
j. NJ. CULP, T<afffc Manager
w. A. TURN, zen. Pass Agent.
L. s BROWN. ISn- Agt Pass. Depa,
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baltimore -
- AND OHM
r RAILROAD.

GA<&4 IL
Schedule IA effect Nay So. SIS
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New jersey avenue anu street
Limited trains / 80 am sos D N
For Cincinnati, st LOUIS aud lDdianap-
ons. vesu1uled Limited, $40 ,. n. ex-
For PiyJsburg and Cleveland. express
daily 80 a. m. and 10 ID.
For Lexington and StauDtOB / ! 80 a m
For Winchester and way stations. 1880
For Inray, Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis and
New Orleans, lU-5O p III daIly. Sleeping
e For LGTay, s:45 p. m daily
For Baltimore. week DAYS. 500 san.
xT:OO. x7.U5, x7.IO, &I.36, xs.UO, $40,
x9.3O. XIO.UU, X12.OO 4. m. xl 100 I 2.IO.
1925. x3500, go, x4.2e, 49,, x5.U5.
x9.2O, Ills, MI 90. p. NJ, and x12.Oi
Z GUT. Sundays, XI.O0, XT-iO, S-3U, x9.OO,
Xiu.OO. a N, Xi2.O5, KISS, Loo, x3.OO,
3 %. 4 b. No G5, X5.lO. 6..{u. x~- 90, x8. 20,
Ills, x11.5O p M, x12.Ol night.
For Annapolis, 10 ami $50 q. m. / 2 10
and AIS y III Sundays, 80 u. N 81
y For or Frederick, a9.OO, b1I.ao i. m. o1.16,
Of For Ha Js b11.sO u. m. and b5 go
FOR Boyd and way points. week days 900
q. m. 40; so 90 p ~ sundays,
For GaIJuerspurS dn7 way points, week
days, 200 $40 . m, I2.5O- 800. 80,
=. 80, O-0Or 40, u 50 ID. m
DAYS. 800 u II, lilo, 5.55 1O5, 10 rs
For Washington Junctonand wavpoints.
so 90 a m. C1 . 2 IN Express trains
Stopping at principal stations only, b4 80.
For Bay Ridge, week DAYS. 9.15 a. m
aut. ~ p. IN. Sundays, 8 - a. no 20
ROYAI BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
an trains Illuminated with PIufSCh LIGHT
For Philadelphia, Ne " YOrE. b stoO and
the East week days : 90. 7O5 < OO
10 90 a n Diulng Car, Il 90, ~ as.
90 (5.O5 DINING carr 500 y. m. tI2 on.
MONT Sleeping Car open a Z / 60 O'cICCEI
SUNDAYS. t1.O5 DiElag Car, 900 a. m.
lining Carr 12. IS Dining Carl 800.
O. rs Dining Carr. 500. t12OI night
Sleeping Car open for passengers 1000
Buffet Parlor Cars on all trains
Fer atlantic City. 10 90 a NJ. 2 90 noon.
Sundays, 1926 p, m,
bExCept Sunday aDaily. CSUuday only
xEXpTCSS tram.
Baggage called for and checked from. no.
tells and residences by Union Transfer Com
Dany, on orders left at ticket offices. 8I9
Z PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest, New YORK.
avenue aud Fifteent street, ana attepOt
WA II GREENE. CHAS. O SCT7II
Gen AiahaGeT Gen Pass. Agent
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FOR RENT-wooD & COAL YARD.
FOR RENT-Wood and coal yard on
12 ST., bet. E and F, with all the
appliances for doing business; $50. b.
LEONARD, $50 1-2 sw. 1u9-3t-em
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by seymour Bros bank
ers and brokers', members of New
York stock Exchange. Washington
office, 600 Fourteenth street j A
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
COUNTRY BOARD.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. v

BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va,
Box 4S-Boarding at tue Berkeley
Lodge, 60c. per day. Circulars and infOr-
nation at the Berkeley Lunch Rooms, 467
G St NV, Washington, D. c. ieI1-7t
IF two young men or couple wish a
large room, with board, in Que of the
most beautiful homes in the District, con
venieut to cars and at very low rates,
please address j. b F., this office. 1t
wANTED-Summcr poardcrs-Terms,
Sd and SIS per week; refs. required. Adj
dress Mrs. l.. +. CARTER, Carlin's Springs,
Va. ju3-9tem
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LADIES GOODS.

THE ELITE PARLORS-6l
18th st. NV; Scientific Facial Treat
ment; HYGIENE Steaming; De Almond
Skin Food; Oxygen Balm: summer Rates
my12- 1mO-em
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FIRMS That DREW PRIZE.
Awards Of Contracts Recon-
m5nded for General Supplies.
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION

Schedule OF Proposals Forwarded to
the Com mission, Together With Re-
port of Results Reached by the
commissioners Office-Disputed
Items Referred.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Sl.75O Cottage $50 cash: $50
monthly. ii. ID. GORDON, attorney,
Re ON Q. 91S f ST. Jel1-3t
FOR SALE-Paying rent is bad policy
when home can be had reasonable IN
an improving section for $50 to $50 cash
and $40 per month. New 2-story frame
house, with about 1000 IT. of ground; 30
TT. alley: porch; 10 IL IT. parking; ny
draDt water at door; stable. etc; in few
blocks OF new electric car line and their
fine office building and ear house; east of
Lincoln Park. Don't miss this opportunity.
Price, 81 ,425: title perfect. o. Nj. BRY-
ANT, owner, Warder bldg 9th and r sts.
NV. juI o. item
FOR SALE-Three Broom houses and
lots. near railroad station: Will he sold
cheap for cash. Inquire OF N KEYSER
& SONS. fleming, d C. my29- lat EN-
FOR SALE-Pretty 6-room ana path,
bay window brick; large concrete eel.
lar; cost % $50; will sell fo- So. ESQ; as.
euTne trust OF 81 500; pay $3.50 cash, and
$500 in monthly stalments: and you may
have 1t look att today JOHN F. PARET,
14ll u az. mr2G-tf
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FOUN ID.

FOUND Small sum OF money IN en-
velOpe. Owner can have same by
identifying and paying charges. Address
=. 5. A, this office. jeI1-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A special meeting or Granite Cutters Union
viii be held at McMcnnanIIn' Hall. IN
Saturday, June IL, at 1:3O p. m j. j.
CROWLEY, Sec. Jel ct
TH e IweIItnannuai commenoernentofth
Medical and Denta! Departments or the
National University viii tie held Thursday,
June IL, at O'Clock p IN. at MetEeTOU
Music hali; members OF the medical and
dental professions and the pubic are invited
10 attend. II. II. BARKER. NJ. u. Dean.
jeln-2l
LOST.
LOST-On Frida y, "a black Newfoundland
cog, with collar and Ia No. 1910. Ike
turn To iU2 II 81. ne. anu receive r. ward
!uiO-3tem
LOST IRISH setter dog, collar marked
'Mistren keudle; near Freedmans
WALL. Freedman's Hospital. jelO-3t.em
LOST Apul Z, on r 1T, between TIN
NV and 18th ne, a mouth piece Tor cor
net Re ward II returned % Ole 1th 81 ne.
JelO-3t,em
LOST-un Monday night. from buggy,
either IN Smithsonian grounds or rom
To NV. doctors sdtChcl, containing sur
gical Instruments. Reward II returned 10
this Office. JUS II EN-
LOST June 3, a diamond earring.
Liberal reward for its return To 1901
3lst St jus 81 EN-
LOST-Saturday a. m, III TWO $40 bills.
$50; in or around the Center Market.
Liberal reward If returned 20 this Office.
Jest
LOST Tuesday evening. black and tan
gyp; no collar Suitable reward if left
at 800 T. 81. NV, after y. III; ears cut.
LOST \ black dachshund pup, -four
months old. Return to 114l y H. ave-
and receive reward. luS3t-em
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II AILROADS.
RAIL ROUTE TO
Mount Vernon.

The route giving an opportunity OF seeing
ali points for the tourist. ia Alexandra, and
takes but two and oHe-haIt hours FOR the
round trip.
Take trains Penn. X X station as45. 1875,
ll;'a a. m. l-;Ja. lao s.: o y. M. Also AleNau-
dTia Ferry. foot Of 9Th -. s:0. l0:io, ll:o
m; y; .. l;lo, 80 p m. Pare. Washington 70
Mount Vernon aud return. - cents.
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FOR COOL DRINKS .

Glass IL iCc-Grc.it Falls Ice Company
Class Is, telephone and telegraph sup
plleS-RoyCc * Marean. Kennedy X Du-
perow. and W A Pate
Glass IL soddnC-w. A Pate, Scctz &
Bros T. i May X Co. and G Becker.
Glass 90 foTage-Iohn J O'nay. W. W
DancUhowcr. J b paish. William NJ
Gait X Co. and II 7 PillShury.
Each Of the foregoing firms Is recon-.
mCnded for a contract for each item
specified 10y number. in the several classes
ranging from one to fifty or more.
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A special meeting or Granite Cutters Onion
viii be held at McMcnnamin's Hall. IN
saturday, June Ii, at T:3O p. IN. j. j.
CROWLEY, Sec. Jell 2t
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LOST.

LOST-On FRIDAY, a black Newfoundland
cog, with collar and tag No. 1910. Ike
turn to 4U2 II 81. ne. anu receive reward
lulO-3tem
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(SCheduIe in effect 20 D. n. Ma y II. 1861
All trans arrive and leave at ReDnSylv0-
MIA passe niger station.
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Chicago train and Cotton Markets
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LOST Irish setter dog, collar marked
''Mistren kendle;'' near Freedmans
Hospital. Reward II returned 70 a. q
WALL. Freedman's Hospital. lel0-3t.em
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LOST TN Monday night. from buggy,
CItiicr IN Smithsonian grounds or rom
To y NV. doctors sdtChcl. containing sur
gicll Instruments. Reward II returned 10
this office. ju.t- II EN-
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LOST-On June :, a diamond earring.
3lst St lug ct EN-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-08

A private secretary of a public
man was recently ordered to send
n letter to an office seeker, offer
ing him a position. 1t was couch.
"a in these words: "You are
marked down for position in the
Custom House, as YOUR wellknown
npacity demands" The scribe
1sd written an for a C.-Iade-
rende1,t.
The recent diocesan convoca-
ton had bad effect on Mil.
saukee reverence The Sentinel
Hates that half a dozen fellows
got into row in Spring street
beer saloon, the other night, when
she proprit tor arose and remark.
I'd with dignity, "Gent'emen. !
want you TO understand that this
u not an Episcopal council"
In one day recently Emperor
William of Germany wrote song,
painted picture, designed a fort
nad lost his temper. 1t was
Shf day with him, too.
A. J. Derby, DDS, Dental
1akce Cottage No. 100, Alakea
l2Teet, telephone No. 6l5. Office
G1Durs 9 Am. to 4 Pm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-08

ahe result would clearly show the
danger menaoing the business
men of the United States
Following out this idea Mr.,
Baker and j. b. Currier we're APP
pointed a committee to investi-
gate Japan's sources of raw ma
serial. Messrs. Sontag and
Curtis were appointed to inquire
into the facilities for the ship
nent of goods from japan to the
american and other markets
oOmmonly supplied by American
manufacturers. Mr.. Craig took
IN charge the gathering Of infor-
nation upon the present facili-
ties in Japan for the manufacture
al any and all products, with a
new to finding out the effective
ness of the machinery now there,
slso the import duties on machin-
Dry used by the japanese or like
ly to be purchased. Messrs.
Baker, Currier and Rutherford
Tiil investigate the production
Vt certain lines of goods in Japan,
including cottons and silks, all
products of iron, buttons,
matches, watches, bicycles, rope
md jute. To ascertain just what
Jayan is best fitted to produce, A.
Scarboro and John Rutherford
sere appointed. This inquiry
viii comprehend climate, soil
and all natural advantages.
The committee will report Jan
sary 9th, and it is expected that
saluable statistics will then be
ready to be sent to Washington.
During the informal discussion
shlcn occupied greater part of
he time of the meeting, many
statements were made, tending to
show that the merchants were
not considerably alarmed. Mr..
Baker knew that the japanese
sere negotiating for machinery
Tor nail plant and jute plant.
IN fact, it was entirely likely that
he plant. of the Oakland COM
yany would soon be moved to the
,sher side of the Pacific.
Mr.. Craig told how friend of
ais had bought in Japan ten
Boxes of ordinary parlor matches
or / cent. Their inroads along
along the textile line, however,
aad been the greatest so far. Es-
Pecially was this so in cottons.
Ne spoke of piece of silk tapes
sy for which French artists asked
$40. 900 and which had been made
N Japan for 500.
.Nr. SJnntag had been told that
she japanese could turn out
watches for 20 cents which were
N every way as good as the Anne
mean article which retailed at
$50. Mr.. Craig said watches
Yere made in Japan by girls who
we're paid 3 cents day, and works
shich in this couutry cost $40
sould be turned out there for SO.
Many of these statements were
merely hearsay, but the mer
chants consider them as at least
partly true, and now will find
bow much, if any, the matter has
been exaggerated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-01-08
Loss OF THE KwAN PING.
she Cruiser Captured from the Chi
nese Wrecked.

YOKOHAMA, Japan, Dec. 90
The cruiser Kwan Ping, wh ch
Ae japanese captured from the
Chinese during the recent war /,
vas wrecked on December 2l, off
me Pescador Islands. Most of
me officers who were in charge of
&s deck at the time of the acci-
Ssnt and sixty men are missing
The Kwan Ping was a vessel of
N10 tons, mounting seven guns
3he WAS attached to the Chineee
fsiyang squadron, and was one of
ne vessels surrendered on Feb
osary II last to the japanese at
Vel -hai-wei.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
Redemption Of County Warrants

All warrants on the Current expense.
fund registered on or before July o2nd,
1885.
And all warrants on the Road fund.
registered on or before July Eth, 1885,
will be paid represented at my office.
Interest ceases after January 3lst, 1886.
All warrants called Nov. lst,. 1895
and not presented within sixty days,
will have to he presented to Board of
County Commissioners for an order tn
have the same paid. Interest cease!
on said warrants Nov. LIST, 1885.
j. b. MORRIS. Treas
urer of NeZ Perez county.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
4 Public School Essay,

The TELLER gives space Ia the fol- !
lowing essay. written by little girl
pupil in the public school, to en-
courage literary effort; and for the
further reason that it is worthy of pub
LEGATION for the merit it possesses:
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMNER
You have heard people say as they
looked al frail, delicate lady, "Oh.
she looks like the last rose of summer
Now, | don't like that saying one bit,
as ! was the last rose of summer my
self. grew by spring So cool, clear
| and beautiful: so near that could see
| myselfj Just by CHANGING down and look
| ing INTO the water, and | always con-
sidered myself good looking. But that
saying by Robert Burns sometimes
troubles me: ~ may not see myself As
Others see me- Yet | know some OF
my sisters were good looking, because
some very aristocratic gentlemen and
ladies', who came to the mountains to
camp, cut them and put them in book
When they went home they would bs
placed in a case can not expires:
my thoughts clearly as l am not brigb
only in colors. They were very
bright and So mild and gentle: ant
had sucn good common sense. l wa
Very sorry when they left.
On, YES. must not forget the COW
boys.
, They had their camp by the sprin!
and when they would come in from
hard ride they would come for drinl
and admire our beauty. liked then
so mucn. One thing pleasant was t.
be awakened by the twitter of TIN
birds from night of rest. They wer
big and so was their hearts. SOM
were rough looking but their worl
was rough too. know they mus
have nice mothers and sisters. ON
: evening just after "the night hat
3 drawn her sable curtain down aht
pinned it with starr and the mool
(the queen of the night was in he
place rs usual, or IN OtHer Worus III
, twilight was coming on, one of them
Z his name was Charlie think, wrote
letter by the light of the camp fire t
| his sister, and put blossom in II
= How lonely he must have been. IL
tall pine trees cast such gloom
shadows over the ground, and the di'
NAL boot of an ow! was heard, whic
made me snudder. These boys al
rough yet they are very quick flor
good deed, when their hearts al
touched. Well, it is getting chill,
I will drop my leaves now, for wintt
J is coming on. Next year | may tie
you of my new experiences.
CARRIE NEWMAN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
Notice TO Shareholders.

The Regular meeting of the stock
holders of the Lewiston National Bank
Tor The election of Directors, called for
january II, 1896, having been post
poned, special meeting of the stock
holders of said Bank has been ordered
by the Board of Directors to held at
the Office of said Bank on March 9th,
lSI, between the hours of and 3
O'Clock p. m.
GEO. H. HESTER,
Cashier.
Dated, February 9Th, 1896.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
Notice.

To whom it may concern }. ;. Good
night has been appointed EARN
Superintendent for all the farms
owned by John p. Vollmer, $. f.
Vollmer, Bessie Nollmer and the First
National Bank of Lewiston. Parties
desiring to rent farms will please apply
to him.
j. =. NoIL.MER.
Lewiston, January 30, 1896.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20

After looking through the hole in
the old red sandstone of BED Rock"
come and get fresh goods at Dent 4
Buffers
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20

We haye u fine assortment ol
Window Shades, Linoelum m, Oil Cloth,
Mattings. and new Furniture oi all
kinds at prices to suit everyone, Call
and examine our stock.
M. Nj. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

Lewiston, IuahO.
Services every Sabbath at IL O'clock
a. M, and T:30 y. M. Sabbath school
meets immediately after morning serv-
ice. Mid week lecture each Wednes-
day evening at ESQ. Leroy w. Sibbet,
minister in charge.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
Church Of st Stanisla,ts

Rev. Father NJ. Meyer, pastor. Mass
% every Sunday at 10 a. IN. Sunday
school Immediately after the 10 O'Clock
services. Vespers ut 4:S0 p. IN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
Wanted.

Two persons eau find on Idaho
street pleasant front roam, and
board, reasonable. Inquire at this
office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20

Vegetables of all kinds, crah.
RES, fresh 90, spseserred ''" T1s
bacon and fresh, Rtt5 for sale oy 81 !,
Lewiston CoI1d sd COMPANY
the head of 3rd street.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
NJ. E. Church, South.
Lewiston. Idaho.

Rev. 5. w. Davis, pastor. Services
at Universalist Church, on 2nd aud 4th
sunday at IL o'clock m, and 80 p m.
The public cordially invited.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-02-20
CHURCHES.

Whitc0neb Place M E. Oh
Lewiston, Idaho.
Church. Services each week as fol
lows: Preaching Sundays at IL a. m
and at 7-3O p. IN. Sunday School at
IL IN. Junior League meeting at 3 p.
m. Epworth League at $50 p. IN.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even.
ing at 7-30 p. IN. Henry Brown ID. ID.
Pastor
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-20
OBSERVANCE OF LENT.
Ash Wednesday Services in the Cathedral
and ~. Lukc's

Special services were held in the
Catholic. Lutheran and Episcopal
churches yesterday, Ash Wednesday.
Three asses were celebrated in st.
Peters cathedral, the last. at O'Clock,
being a high mass at which Rev. Fa-
ther O'Reilly was Celebrant and Rev.
Fathers Feeiey and Carmody, deacons.
\ short sermon was preached by lit.
Rev. Bishop OHara in which he eX-
planned the significance of the season
and made an exhortation for true OBJ
servance Of il. At the first mass the
ashes were blessed by Bishop O'Hara.
assisted by Rev. Fathers Dunn and
Millane. During Lent there will be a
sermon and benediction every Wednes-
day evening at l3O o'clock and on Fri
day evenings. beginning at the same
hour, there will be stations of the cross
and bencdiCtion.
At 81. Lukes, Rev Rogers Israel yes
terduy conducted three services. AT
the second morning service he preached
a sermon explanatory of the day and
season and the fast service was OBJ
served. In the evening another SER
mon appropriate to the day was de
livered Three Lenten services will be
held each working day until Easter.
There Will be prayer service at G
O'Clock a. m: a noon-day service, at
which the litany Will be said. ana on
Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays there will be o'clock p.
IN. service, which will be preceded by
an organ recital On Wednesdays and
Fridays there will be preaching in the
evening.
The confiratiOn service will take
place the first Sunday after Easter and
Instructions will be given to adults Fri
day at I.45 y. m, to boys on Friday at
y. M, and TO girls on Saturdays at
3 u. IN. The offerings will be made as
follows: Ash "Wednesday. for the
Church Temperance society; fourth
Sunday In Lent. for Diocesan missions;
Maundy Thursday, for Bible and Com
mon Prayer Book society; Good Fri
day. for the conversion of the Jews;
Easter day. for parish purposes and
may he designated for any object by
being placed in an envelope and so
marked. Offerings are requested to be
placed in the aims box at the door
Rev. Mr.. Israel will be assisted during
Lent by Rev. a. l.. Urban, OF Dunmore