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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

TNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTTCE.-That the sub
/ scrihcr has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Tes-
tamentary on the estate Of
MARTHA j. CARSINS,
late of Hartford Co, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On Before the 18th day of Feb, 1897,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of August, 1897.
JOHN w, CARSINS,
au2O Executor.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

Hartford county as far MS they have been allot-
ted positions.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19
VINO CORDIAL DE
c. tER|E[B}ERl!!N!IA tER|E[}ERl!!N!IA CoMPyES!0
alaaa per usl Qsnes base 3. Gshna asIao tsstagsss.


MANGANESE
VIGORIzANTE mas Ell RECONSTITUYENTE
Este verdade CORDIAL su sbor sgradable Puede
DEBILDAD POSTRACION NERVIOSA
insomnia exceo de tIab&ios inteeues uinnos morales
SOdNOLENCLA, deo dormi
nvounaio. Desvaneotaiento, fatiga fsica mental
CURA la ANEMIA coros, rebeldes Alta
Menstruscon dfci doorosa Flores hancas Ppita
nes
DEBflIDAD GENERAL,
progressive
debiidd
de la
Vahidos,
premature Debidsa espnal
desouidadas.
E ahf la rapida mejorfa
CORDIAL np4a
GENEHAI4y Esla
GUILERMETY las buna boioa Droguerfas Capital
y botica de Ia sls,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19
XIX.
Venciida.

ENOvEVA mostr6 gran decaimiento; palida
los oios entornados, pareca que
s. iba perder ell sentdo,
Al vera esado Gambia tuvo la audacia de arrodi
arse pies de cogera la cinura La atrajo haca
ST trat6 de depostar un beso labios.
Genoveva parecfa consentr todo resignarse todo,
vencda, acepando ell sacrco de ST msna, por
tena Pero e momento que los abos de Gambia toca
que ell baron rerocedio.
DespuGs habera contemplate durante agunos
oco sin decir nj palabra comenz6
gar ventura sin direction fa buscando sitio soario
abandonarse dolor desesperaci6n Aca
be por obe pedra empezo sollozar. Con
nuo hora cabeza las manos
sa de sufrimiento horrible.
Genoveva tamben noraba miranda fjamenea la de
hiia murmurando
-Unicamente por If, hja mia, hare semejante saccio
puesto que precise hacerlo.
IIzo NAL dejar pensaba que hubera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-03-19

fortuna Entire de inte1
de amor Vos me desprecias 20 adoro,A
rrespondido, he tejtdo entamente mis- redes y
despreciadme! No me mporta, puesto ne soy
rigios los tribunales, POGO me importa tamil
tare tranquilo ante los iueces les drf( - eA
ell deber de separar q mi muier deg sP@
satisfacer mis- maseencios deseo} pu1
continuamente.2 Z
= Els que dirfa la veT
de mi No hay ley que perm
de hijo! les dire ademas
sobre ea...
d Les dirfais todo ESQ? ?-do CaA
retrocederiais ante semejante escandalo!
ira hija, dentro de veinte ai1os daria la nla, >
cias. La enrada de la nina mundo es verdadera
conmovedora; padre madre nsutandose publican
Serfa de muy aguero para ell porvenr de la muchacha
rendo nervosamente.
l-Ah! los prohibo que llames padre 10 prob
sQue po reis probar? Un padre puede tener duda
de la legtmdad de su hijo lpero madre? ESQ
biera vsto nunca mo, podeis mpedir ell que egame
e alre de vueetra hia, atrevmiento legar
envoverme serfa yo el encagdo de cudar
vuesta ha 20 e ensenarfa odiaros! ahora Genove
Jme desaias? 5Os crees capaz de resstr por
tempo?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
Mexican Railroads.

Charles II. Clark OF the Hartford
Courant now travelling in Mexico,
writes: Zone custom prevails on this
road that The Courant has long urged
for Connecticut. Wherever they kill a
man they put up black cross. You see
them all along the road; here 1, there
s; at one spot are IA. Take Connecti-
cut, with its 100 grade crossings and
its annual butcheries, and before long
we would have such an array of crosses
that the grade crossing would have to
60. Here. OF course, the road is the
rarity. No fence pens in the railroad
If anything is ON the track, the engine
removes it. A train hand told me that,
one trip being late, they hurried, and
in consequence killed three steers and
five burros in eight hours. All along
the track are skeletons stripped by the
turkey buzzards and whitened by the
sun. But cattle are as plenty as they
are big down this way"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
9TH ST. CHURCH SPARKS
The May Rally-Many Good Clubs

The members OF our church are be-
stirring themselves for their May. raj
ly Mrs. Isabella Wilkerson is work.
ing hard to bring in $4,000. The Ma
cedonis club led by this earnest moth
er of the church is wide awake to du-
ty.
Brother Edward Holmes leads the
Wisher's Club This is one of the
best bands OF workers in the church
Brother Holmes is making quite a
name for himself as a church worker.
His club expects TO raise $500 by MAY
Mrs. w +. Graham leads the Free
Will Workers, and she has the hearty
support of all her members Mrs
Graham is great church worker, and
we expect her club to come to the raj
ly with $2fO
Deacon Carver Taylor is leading the
Five Dollar Club. Already he has a
score or more OF names of the bearers
who have pledged themselves to give
s. each. Deacon Taylor is growing tc
be very popular worker and strong
supporter OF the pastor in his work.
| Rev. Graham feels very much en-
cOuraged over the progress being made
in the 9TH Street Church. His church
is well organized; the young people
are devoted to the pastor and the cd.
er ones feel they have the best pastor
i in the state
Our church pays the largest salary
OF any other church in the city except
the Fourth Baptist Church. We pay
him every month. We believe when
shepherd has done his work that hi
ought to be paid. Deacon EdenborC
Archer tells the people that their frs
and most important financial obliga-
ton ID to pay the pastor.
By the way. your reporter wishes Il
say that it IL her opinion that our dea
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
ONE OF THE OLDEST SHIPS.
An American Bark Bunt In 17e< sen

An American Bark Built In 1T6< Be1u
Doing Duty.
The bark True Love, built In Phila-
delphia in 1894, has been found upon
search to be yet afioat In the capacity Of
a coal hulk, engaged in active trade
This discovery was made through q cas-
ualty recorded in the Maritime Exchange
as follows: True Love. barge, was In
collision with schooner GraveseDd Of
London, of Gravesend. and had port
quarter damaged to such an extent that
IL was found necessary to tow her into
Rochester, and she arrived at that place
in charge Of the tug Commerce. The
true Love has not only outlived her
builders and their successors, but has
also outlived every craft that was built
IN her time and for many years after
ward, and this fact, coupled with the
report that the historic craft is still en-
gagged in active pursuits, places Phila-
delphia at the very top notch as a ship
building center.
In 1894. when this famous old craft
was launched ON the banks Of the Della
ware, although her length was but 90
feet 8 inches, she was then the largest
vessel of commerce that the Delaware
had ever foated. Contrast this with the
dimensions of the huge Hamburg
lean Packet company's steamship Penn
sylvania, whose length is 6S7 feet, and
one viii be amazed with the magnitude
Of the modern ship Of commerce. The
True Love, upon being completed, called
away from Philadelphia early in 1895,
and no record Is had of her return tC
this city until Aug. 20, 1878, when. al
the age of 100 years, she came into port
from Ivigtut. Greenland. with a cargo
of kryolite in command of Captain
Thomas Nathaniel consigned 70 b
Crowley. She was discharged here ant
surveyed by the American Lloyds il
October. 1878, and sailed away, nevel
to return again. Upon her arrival short
~ afterward in London she was solo
and turned into q coal hulk, in which
capacity she still serves
The dimensions Of this famous Tru,
Love are: Length, 90 feet inches
beam, 80 feet o inches; depth Of hold
IL feet. She measured 900 tons register
and. like all old craft. carried very lit
tie more cargo.
The discovery that there was still
afioat Philadelphia built vessel of sucl
an ago has caused much comment OF
the floors Of the Maritime Exchange
and some shipping men are of the opin
ion that this old craft should. If posi-
bic, be purchased as a relic Record
show that the True Love was for tim
owned In Hull, England, by G Dab
previous to her purchase by John
Ward OF London, and during that tim
she was engaged in the Baltic trade
Philadelphia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
Passed Away.

Mrs. Edmonia Scott died April 9Th.
1897, at % minutes past O'Clock q m.
at her husbands residence. 224 East
Broad Street in the 10Th year OF her
age. She lived q consistent Christian
and died trusting in the Lord saying,
that she was going straight home to
live with Jesus for ever
The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon from the 9Th Street Baptist
Church and Rev. Graham preached a
very pathetic sermon. Mr.. A. d. Price
was kind and polite.
She leaves q loving husband, a moth
er, a ,broth,r and large host of rela-
tives and friends to mourn their loss
which we trust is her eternal gain.
Day by day the voice saith come,
Enter thine eternal home;
Asking not, il we spare
This dear soul il summons there.
Had he asked US we'll we know
We would cry, Oh, spare this blow
Yes, with trembling lips would say,
Lord we love her let her stay.
But the Lord doth not apiss
And since he has ordered this,
We have naught to do but still
Rest in silence on his will.
By her husband,
THoRNToN r. ScoTT.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
Notice to the Public That Honored N. D
Grimes Of Portsmouth, We.

Grand Chief OF the u. @. v. G.. Of
Freedom and Temperance graf ted a
charter TO the folio wing brothers and
sisters of this city to be known rs Ed
lers Division, 33, V. q. OF Freedom and
Temperance met at Mr. W. L. John
sons hall on April 9. 1897 The can
didates were degresd and officers in
stalled by n. A Runtsr, assisted by
A x. Bundy. w B Marion and others.
Officers for the first term are as fol-
lows:
Mrs Lucy A. Harris. Worthy Chief !;
Miss Louise Brown, Senior hitf; Miss
Harriet Giles, Junior Chief; Mrs. Mary
+ Hunter, Recording Secretary; r.
II. A Hunter, Financial secretary I;
Mrs. M A. johnson, 1st Guide; Mrs.
Lizzie Meetings.. 2nd Guide; Miss Nit
tie Olsrke, list u Mrs. Mary Giles. p d
U ; w. M. Mosby, Captain OF g.; Mrs.
Nancy Robinson, w F.; Mrs Louisa
Elder. w. T.; Frederick Giles, Past
Worthy Chief.
After installation the cake and ice
cream was served in great abundance.
The lodge meets the 1st and Bird Tues
days in each month at w I. Johnson Z
hall.
LU9Y A. HARRIS, w. G.
MARY +. HUNTER. Sec.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
FROM DAEVILLE
Reformed the Police Force-The Oolored
Clubs Prosperous-The Postmaster
shin as Public Office.

It is quite gratifying to obstreperous
citizens and equally so to the law
abiding that our city fathers renovat-
ed or if l may use the term remodeled
the police force. Whether that term
expresses the idea is a mere matter of
rude conjecture, for in q stricter sense,
it seems co US q shopping of the devils
for witches, If not fair exchange.
We are indeed glad that they did
not extend their term of office as they
they desired for patrOling the ups and
downs of DAnville is q very healthy ex-
ercise and to give them . longer term
would allow too much time for &C
cumulating muscular force to drive
the deadly billy.
The colored club apartments on Mar
ket and Patton SITS. are very handsome
ly furnished with every convenience
requisite to social enjoyment cosy
little parlor and reading room with an
organ and literature of every descrip-
ton, without saying any thing OF the
buffet and pool tatls, make this place
a resort for the sportive mind.
Managers, w. W. Manns and o. <. Y
Boisseau will do we'll to hustle that
peerless combination of fun, music
and mirthi out to some OF the larger
cities where their strenuous efforts
may be compensated by pecuniarY re-
wards. Managers are known by the
company they keey.
That Danville Post Office seems to
be the current question of the day and
there are aspirants of various political
heights and sizes and almost as mum
erous as the sands that vary the depths
of the mystic Dan. There are the
merchant and notary. the book agent
and ex-Postmaster. the dark horse and
the mule now. let US have the baboon
and the monkey, and that letter car
rier who squalled at that Negro, who
asked for his mail Sunday morning tC
play the organ and the show will be
completed. 1t is a reasonable ques-
ton at present to ask, can an Afro.
American hold the postmastership? il
the answer is yes, then for heavens
sake my cOlored brother use yDur in.
| fiuence for some man who will not for.
get his station SO soon as some have
who are now hiding in the shade of the
civil service tree
XENoPHoN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. James E. Chick of King
William County, called on us.
-Xr. w. NJ. Guy of Cleveland, o. +,
called on us.
Mrs Charles w Young. who has
been indisposed is now rapidly inn
proving.
Mr. Greed Robinson of this city
is spending the season at Hygeis Hotel
Old Point, Va.
Professor w. A. Drewitt OF Wav-
erlY, Va is in the city. stopping at 5Il
Catherine st He Will remain several
days where he will be please to receive
his friends.
The report OF the exercises OF
the Sunday Scnool UHion which con-
vened at the 9th Baptist Church (Sid-
ney) last Sunday will appear in next
weeks edition.
Mr.. James II. Peters of Rich
mond, very popular porter Of o. x o
Railway Company, who has been at
Hot Springs in charge OF buffet cal
for the @. & o. Company, has been a..
signed TO take charge OF the General
SUPERINTENDENT car at Huntington
West Virginia. We wish him success
Mr.. w. K. cambridge arrived
home Wednesday morning on the At
lanta Srecial from New Orleans whers
he has been spending the winter will
his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert E cambridge. He expressed him
self as being delighted with his tril
south and met many charming people
in the crescent city. Mr.. Robert Dan
bridge is a brother Of George w. Dan
bridge of Richmond. They have no
seen each other for over 40 years. Hi
wife is very popular as we'll as
charming lady. She was born in New
Orleans. They expect to visit our cit.
sometime soon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10

con board IL second to none in the
city.
Among the best workers IN our
church we are pleased 70 name Mrs.
Mary Page. She il president OF the
Rally Club Mrs. Page believes in
holding up the arms OF the pastor in
his work It il pretty certain that
her club will report 500 in May
Any one can tell that the pastor thinks
a & eat deal of that club By the way be
refers TO IL In fact Il seems that he
regards the clubs as the greatest pow
or in helping him along with the
church
Mi.s Annie Bell Pa. k:ns with the as
sistance Og the intelligent officers is
Going much TO arouse our young peo-
pie in religious wOrs in the meetings
of the Baptist Young People Union.
The Sunday School prospers under
the efficient guidance Of Mr. ID II.
Chamber syne. Deacon A b. Haw kins
and the other noble young wo kers.
The Valley Club led by Mrs Kittie
Johnson is another OF our energetic
band OF workers for the church. They
believe in paying the church out OF
debt, and so they are doing all they
can 20 bring in 500.
Georgisnns Walker OF Church Hill is
making every wheel turn to raise $lt0
/ Sist' r Walker has her church at heart
and she never tires in good works.
The children, led by Deacon Brown
little daughter, have organic d a clul
and are doing good work. We arr
hopeful OF grand results in May.
Rev. Graham feeds his flock on rich
food every Sunday. We never tire un
der his teachings.
The statement to the effect that GU
church has subscribed $1,000 TO TIT
Union University is a mistake. W.
have not had the question before u
vet We have been in debt so man,
years we feel il would be unwise T.
press such question in our church
But shall wait for the pastor ant
deacons to speak. They know bette
what TO do than we poor women folk
who have the money to raise. It seem
TO US pretty hard for churches to- TAX
on more debts when they are alread
burdened with other debts
VIRGINIA.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
FROM BERKELEY.
Religious EOtes-Psr.Onal. and Briefs

BERKLRX, VA. April 8, 1897
Rev. H. l.. Barco the pastor OF
Grove Baptist Church at Churchland,
Va, and Moderator OF the Norfolk
Union Association returned home last
week from North Carolina where he
had been for several weeks visiting HE
mother The Reverend is in the best
of health.
Rev. 8. W. Matthews, the abe pas
tor Of the New Hope Christian Church
ID speaking of remodeling his church.
as his congregation has grown too
large for the present building.
Rev. James II Garner of st. James
A. NJ. Z Church, preached the annual
sermon to the Grand Accepted Order
of Pilgrim Travellers and the Gospel
Banner at O'Clock last Sunday after
verse I'VE will rejoice in thy saliva
ton and in the name of our God. We
will set up our banners" etc. The
Reverend seemed TO be at his best and
all seemed to be affected by the out
pouring OF the Holly Ghost.
Rev. Garner preached his farewell
sermon at p. m to q packed house
and many were turned away.
Rev j. NJ. Powell of the 9th Street
Baptist Church was at his post Of duty
and preached an able sermon at II
O'Clock last Sunday Communion SER
vice at 8 p. m.
We regret to announce that Mrs
Virginia Walker, wife of Deacon r
Walker, has been somewhat indispos
ed for the last week. We hope SHE
will be out soon.
Mr. 1. Walker is out after a sever,
attack of Lagrippe.
Rev. 1. L. Butt Of Trinity A. M. E
Church, preached his farewell sermoI
last Sunday night to large congrega
ton. We all wish his return to thi
charge again.
Mrs. Mary FELTON, and little son. Sid
ney, left last Wednesday for Fitch
burg, Mass to spend the Summer.
Miss Josephine Rix left last Monda
for her home in Philadelphia.
Both factions Of the white republj
cans OF this State seem to agree o
one point that is ali the big plum
must full to the white brother bu
we fail to see why this should be 8
since We do the voting and such abb
, men as Hon. John Mitchell, Jr.. Ms
} N. Lewis, r. 9 L. Paige, W. II.
! Brown and host Of others competer
: to I'LL any position in the gift of tn
I President and should demand recogn
} ton.
3 Mr.. Stephen WOodhOuse is doin
3 well at his place OF business. Call an
= see him
The Mount Zion Baptist Churc
2 81 ems to be in a prosperous condition
Mr. Samuel Mackey. Grand Deput
r of Grand Lodge, No. l. Pilgrim Ira
elers, was in town last Sunday.
Mr.. A D. Leigh and sister, Miss I
!. V. Leigh OF Qullins, was in town lal
Sunday. Miss Leigh has just returne
, from Munford, N O.. where she hi
been teaching schoOl. She looks We
Come again. d.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
Attention Knights of Damon.

Friendship Lodge. No. L. Knights OF
Damon will give a festival Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday NIGHTS, 18th
18th, and 14th Of April at Johnson's
hall, Foushee Street, near Broad.
Come aud have a sood time with
your friends. Good music will be in
attendance Dancing from half past
eight until half past twelve.
Sir q FAUNrLKRoY.
JOHN BLY,
JOSEPH WILSON,
DAVID PARsoN,
JOHN MoeBT,
MOSES JOHNSON,
ALFRED WEST
Committee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
weekly Premiums. Sick Benefits. Death Benefits

This Association organized purpose providing
for Sickness Accident and Death Only Company by
All healthy be insured In this Company from
child old adult No initiation meetings
attend All claims promptly paid satisfactory
of Sickness and Death is placed in the Office
OFFICERS:-Louisa Williams President Maggie L. Walker
Vice President Patsie K Business
jones' Medical Examiner Bette Brown, Treasurer Lewis
Attorney.
DIRECTORS:-Louisa Williams. Maggie Walker, Bette
Brown, Della Lewis Mildred Cooke Jones,
E. Johnson, Ann Johnson, Patsie K. Anderson
Agents Call Patsie Anderson, 1115 E.
Duval Street Give your Patronage.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10

the 9Th Mount Zion and 6th BAPTIST !
Churches Was prepared by Trustee
n illiam II. Carter, chairman OF COM
mittee OF Fifth Church With Jasper
and Powell as leaders the good work
go. bravely on.
BRUrALLY BEATEN.
About two weeks ago while an old
lady nearly 60 years Of age and her son
we're carrying clothes home hen they
were met on Lombardy betw cen Main
and Cary Streets by some young white
men ami brutaliy beaten.
she was laid up in bed for sew
eral days. Her face shows pla My
the marks OF the cOwardly and villain
Gus attack made upon her. She IL
quite y hard working woman. Her
son has been arrested for trying to pro-
tect his mother and bailed for trial
The assault occurred on q Saturday
night after O'Clock. While the sOr
was seeking help. his mother moved
on and met very old colored man
when the same white men or others
: there thinking this Was the boy OF
going into killing Negroes generally
Knocked the old man beverly Lewis
senseless. For sometime it wa
thought that he was dead. Mrs. Ma
hala Patterson is the woman referred
60, aud lives on Dance street, between
Washington and Carter SITS She i
5 poor and need the help OF her friend
in order to defend her only son VIII
It's all her support She is a worth,
old lady.
Nearly every swell in this section
is being suspected as the one referred
/. to by US last week that that Miss -
turned down for offering TO kiss her OF
first visit. All the girls are exceeding
~ anxions TO know who the swell is
Just wait on
See our notes next week for report O
the Sunday School Union at the S.
hurch last Sunday.
SHE LOVES THE PLANET.
AS we walked up leigh street th
other night and passed two young Ia
p. dies, one remarked "Oh, how 1 Low
the PLANET 1t is newsy and useful.
The other responded. Yes it's res
newsy, what else do you do with il al
d ter reading" First lady, Il use it t
SUPP ort my big sleeves to hold ther
out" Second lady, "Oh dear me thu
is nice I'll try it," We rather suspec
it's the brave editor she loved.
The q ID. /. L. L. (GrsDd Divisio
Long Tongued Liars) have been tryin
- hard to get their work in, but hav
bitterly failed.
: Truth crushed to earth will ris
q again.
It The eternal years OF God are hers.
n Mrs. Lucinda Lucas who has bee
- confined home sick for several weel
was out to church last Sunday, b.
was taken sick and had to be carrie
u home in q hack. Mrs. Lucas is I'll
It mother Of Miss Emma Lucas, one
~ our most faithful Sunday and Publ
School teachers.
Rev. Fowlkes, pastor OF q Bapti
1t Church. near Hampden Sidney Collee
Prince Edward Edward County hi
= been visiting friends in this st ction
Our churches are getting down
- earnest work in their revival meeting
Mrs. Louisa Meade Of 1102 We
Is Leigh street left this week to Wis
10 her parents and friends in Amelia
~ Some of the swells had a big staj
II supper on West Broad street this wee
l. AJAX.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-10
LECTURE.
VIRGINIA.
Earthly FOOTPRINTS of Our Lord"

By Very Rev. J. R. Slattery, rector
of st. Joseph's Seminary, Baltimore,
Md.
A Grand Stereoptican Lecture will
be given at st. John, the Baptist Hall
north LIST street on Easter Tuesdav
April 10Th. Thirteen nndred attend
ed this lecture one night in Baltimore
last May.
This illustrated lecture will sho~
magniticently all the scenes and Incl
dents OF our Risen Saviour's Life from
the crib Of Bethlehem until His Ascen-
sion into Heaven.
Tickets can be gotten at the resi-
dence. 700 North LIST street, only lin.
tied number to be sold. Doors oper
at Z 80; Lecture at 8 o'clock. Admis-
sion 20 cents.
1876