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An Extraordinary Display of Fish
and Game.

All INtfaofuiHafy biSpiay OF iSl
and Game.
Undoubtedly the most marvellous display
OF fish and game that has ever heen un
exhibition in Washington, and, for the
matter OF that. in any city in the Union,
is now tC lie seen at C. II. Javins & Sons
stalls, on the B-street side Of Center atar-
ket.
They have tastefulIy fixed up the stalls
in holiday attire, with profusion oil ever
eIeens and bright ribbons, but what IS so
astonishing, and more than woIth n ,ssit
t. see, is the extraordinary quantity and
diversity OF the birds. beasts and fish S.
No less thar eleven black bears-one IN
enormous fclIow-are hanging up by their
heels. A tremendous moose, hanging up
altncside a number of deer. is another
Object of mach curiosity to the MA rket
people. Something that was never seen
for sale in this country before is a lot
tf live English pheasants, and magnificent
birds they are. The collection OF game
binds would form the nucleus of a very
respectable museum. Ducks. quail. golden
pl Yer, woodcoeks, fancy poultry, every
species OF bird that delights an epicure's
palate.
Mr.. lawns is quite an able ornitholo-
cist, and is always delighted to explain
the hahits and history Of any bird. Nor
is the display OF fish less tempting. dozens
of different kinds of the finn tribe beiag
spread out TO delight tile eye and make
the mouth water.
c. II. Javins Sons are the largest
dealers Of fish and game in this section
of the country, shipping tons annually TO
New York and other cities.
TheT are ready to welcome all rren IS
and sightseers for the next two DAYS
and lao one should miss this opportuni.y
Of seeing a sight 50 interesting ana un-
usual.
The times., 1897-12-23
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Metropolitan Railroad convertible
SIS, So 900 at 25. Metropolitan Railroad
certificate b ST ,o0o at rs. Capital
Traction, 90 at 81 12. Columbia Rail
road, 10 at 65. United States Electric
Light. at 100; / 0 at SO 1-2. Washington
Title INSURANCE. 100 at 8. American
Graphophone, 90 ut 8 7-S. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, 200 at Al cents. Mergenthaler
Linotype, / 0 at 1877 Is: so at 1877 IL.
Lanston Monotvpe. 100 at 20 1-2; 100 1T
10 3-S After call7vsi merican GRAPHIC
phone, SO at $ T-oi at 10.
The times., 1897-12-23
Bal,imoregM Markets,

Baltimore, Dec '2E.-riuur inactive,
uncllanged-receipts.,s ! A. 3ss barrels; ex
ports, none: sales, 800 barrels. Wheat
dull and easy-spot and month, 81 5-ea
81 3-4; January, 9Sh9S 1-S: steamer No.
2 red. 90 -sa92 I-4-receipts, 81 .332
bushels: exports, none; stock, 1,266, ,S43
bushels; sales, 5000 bushels Southern
wheat by sample, 92;i9S 1-2; do on grade,
SO 5-S: month. SO -4a33 IL: December,
new or old. SO 4a33 1-2: January,
33a33 A; Fe bruary, 33 -sa33 g. 8
steamer mixed, 81 l-2a3l 34-receipts
266.576 bushels: exports, 237.124 bush
els; stock, T6S,6s3 bushels; sales, 27,OOo
The times., 1897-12-23
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS for furnishing asphalt paving
tlucks-offiCe or the ConiI.i .iAs !OIers, Dis
trict OF Columbia, Washington, ID. C., De
cemher 10. 1897 Sealed proposals will
&c received in taiS office unLil12 O'CLOCK
Nj. DECEMBER 81, 1887, for furnishing
asphalt paving blocks SpeCf icaIions,
Blank form of proposal. ana all necessary
1ufnrnia fion may be Obtained a I this office.
JOHN ". ROSS. JOHN B. WIGHT, W. NJ.
BLACK, Commissioners II. G. de22-3t
The times., 1897-12-23

bushels Southern white and yellow corn,
29a34. Oats eaSier-No. white, goa
% .: No mixed, 27a27 receipts.
29,923 bushels: exports, 10000 bushels;
stock. $3.50 bushels Rye easier
No 2 nearby. 50 "A 90 L. No. . Western,
90 "a sales-receipts. .35,5ST bushels; ex
ports, 77,143 bushels stock 29G.346 bush
els. Hay firm en- tire better grades-choice
timothy, $500 asked. Grain freights dull
and steady. unchanged. Sugar strong. un-
changed. Butter quiet. unchanged. Eggs
steady. unchanged Cheese steady, IN
changed. Whisky unchanged
The times., 1897-12-23
Smoking
Jackets.

Blue, green ~ arTi,-t md
brown tTiCOt smoking
jackets with quilted
lining, quilted S;ttin col
lar ana Uitie faCIngS on
IrOut, cuffs and pOCk-
cts heavy silk frogs
tine usual SS
jacket, for 500
First floor.
The times., 1897-12-23

Do ynu know tia: you can have
The AfOrHin-, Evening ana Su-Fld.~
Times-tbe only COMPLETE news
raper uuLlisi. in Washington
served TO yen by onrrier for fifty
cents N month?
The times., 1897-12-23

In this connection rumor circulated yes
terday as TO Burlington's next dividend
may be mentioned, although it obtained
little credence among the careful observers
of the market. 1t was said the statement
had been made by ali authority that
per cent will be declared. The fact that
the next dividend day is six weeks "tf is
enough 10 discredit the rumor. 1t was cir
culated evidently by some one who wished
to see Burlington go above par.
The times., 1897-12-23

DO you know that you eau have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPLETE news
paper published in WASHINGTON
served TO you by carrier FOR fifty
cents month";
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S1S>@ crSycfS SsSrsSS.yk5eAA <5NsrJS5 seysSS1S VI
Your Money Back Gil Demand.
$40, SD and SIS
Suits
50 90 90

That's simply one of a
hundred bai gains just as
great-wh;ch are being offer
ed during this mammoth con-
signment sale of men 5 and
bo 5 fine clothing now in
progress at our double stores,
Az and 42o Seventh street.
They're fau:tlssSlv tailored
guaranteed perfect fit ng-
and consist of STYLISH cileviots,
cassimeres and whipcords-
made i'll the most thorough
manner-equal TO any custom
tailors garments costing three
or four times more. No clo-
thier would dream of selling
these garments for less than
$40 and SI2-and many of
them are actually worth SIS.
As long as thc lot lasts you
may have your choice for
S6.6o-the lowest price ever
named for such fine sui 5.
The sooner you select your
suit the better choice you'll
get. Why not make yourself
a present of one for Christ
mas?
r.lg- oPen late tonight and tomorrow
~ night.
Every stitch of clothing sold by
US is thoroughly guaranteed. II not
as represented, ASK for your money.
The times., 1897-12-23

The only strength in the market yester-
day was in Reading. This was largely
professional. There is talk that a dividend
of per cent will be declared On the first
preferred. 1t is also stated that after
paying this, there will be remaining in
the treasury a large surplus. On the
whole, the coal stocks have proba 3ly tie
best chance of an advance in the mar
ket, if t~ere is to be any. A Temporary
recession from any further immediate I'd
vance should be looked for, however.
The times., 1897-12-23

Do you know that you can have
The Morning. Evening and Sunday
Times-the uiIy COMPLETE news
paper published in Washington
served To yen by carrier for fifty
cents month?
The times., 1897-12-23

ought tC sell higher. This is new spur 10
the ma ri ct, IL addition 10 thcfe which we
disclosed Yesterday. The whole mark t
is going higher before the close Of he
year.
The times., 1897-12-23
Co. say Of Metropolitan

Dow, Jones & Co. say of Metropolitan
Street Railway:
There is more than ordinary interest
on the board among the traders in Metro
politan Street Railway stock. 1t IS get
ting TIC be quite favorite, and transac
tions are growing larger. Sentiment on
the stock is becoming decidedly builsh
now that the company has pa ssed .rucaess
fully through the period of construction and,
so to speak k, adolescence. 1t is regar'ed
by many as the most surely progressive
stock in the market. 1t must be ren.m-
bered that the money for change nf motive
power ha S all been provided a nd Is IN rank,
So that there will be no more financing
to be done according to present plans. The
company is expected to show any, where
from 6 to Z per cent, earned in the cur
rent fiscal year"
The times., 1897-12-23
Wrappers.

a lot of Ladies best
fleeced-lined flannel
cite wrappers-with
braid-trimmed yokes
and lined waists, full
skirts. etc.-such as are
sold usually for 81 and
81 .2J-GO on sale to-
ia Y ard as long as
helOtlastS-take
them for .......5 &C
I'd floor.
The times., 1897-12-23
Dressing
SaCqueS.

Another lot OF Ia
dies eiderdowu drsss-
iii= jacques t.ioSt. - iGH
embroidered edges aud
with satin TilJDon tie
strings " hi IN nave
sOlu Tor 15c as a great
iiarEain will gOOn sale
tO,ia y and as lCng
10 tncy last you
nia y have them
lOf sc
2u rlJUr.
The times., 1897-12-23
Chicngo Wheat Market Dull

Chicago. Dec. 22.-The wheat market
today was duh and lower. The bull in
terest supported the December option IntiI
the offering became too liberal, when they
seemed to withdraw from the market.
The stock of contract wheat increased
for IT,, day 425,O0O bushels, and it looks
now as if 1T would be $500 900 bushels
by January / The outcome of the deal
is still = coEundrum. If put on the mar
ket in large quantities. the price viii sell
TO a discount below May There were
practically no export sales reported today
Chicago Grain and Provision Siarke.
Corrected daily by w. B. Hitbs & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange,
1907 + street.
The times., 1897-12-23

LAX, Shore yesterday declared the regu-
lar per cent semiannuai dividend. The
surplus, after q per cent dividend for the
year ending December 81, was SIIS,J 300.
Last year the surplus was $4,000 and
the year before 100000. Canada Soith-
ern yesterday declared senli-annual 'tivi-
dend of l per cent. The freight ear Rings
of Louiiville and Nashville for the second
week OF December were the largest in the
compahys S history. They We're ahead oJ
1892 br $4,000.
The times., 1897-12-23

No-thwest's earnings far the month Of
November ,althoughmag gnificent, undoi5ted
" had no effect on the stock yesterday.
The increase for the month was 1926 100,
the largest in the coD'panys history. The
bulls Were disappointed when the stock
did not respond when the announcement
was mace The srangers, in ge neral,
showed no activity.
The times., 1897-12-23

Mr.. Carley fas this to say of Metropol-
itan and Manhattan: There isa new force
under the market. That force is political
New York. The leaders of the Iolitic4l
circles ofthc cityare hacking Manhattanan
Metropolitan Traction. They know that
these companies Will get what they ought
to have. and they rea son that these shares
The times., 1897-12-23

The market yesterday was narrov V end
cxtren ely apathetic. There was abSo-
lutely 10 interest anywhere except in Real
ing. Nunerous stocks were no. touched al
day and the Lrlding in many others was
confiueG 10 one or two transactions. Ii
was probably the duilest day since sum
mer. This is certainly a curious condition
as substitute for the large interest ana
fine advance predicted few days 20
by the bulls. Aside rom what reasonably
might have been expected from the en-
eral situation rs has been pointed out III
this column frequently, tie trim money
market undoubtedly had its Influence.
Some of the small operators have sold long
stocks on the fear or disturbances in the
money market. The only demand 'or
stocks apparent any day in the last Sc reral
has been professional. Prices ciose1 'ery
near t!,r opening, the fiuctua-io ion eth .r way
when there was any. being fractional.
The times., 1897-12-23
Further hints TO the hurried.
Keep your temper!

Holiday crowds make shopping inconvenient-oft
unconfor table-bu we're doing best buying
here pleasant For instance we've ed tie corps
of increased the delivery facIIt
Best time to shop is early morning. Don't be back
ward about asking for the privilege of easy payments
You re welcome to it.
The times., 1897-12-23
Bows suits.

A lot Of boys double
bTed sted suits, IN ages
. To 10, have been put
ON Il separate table:
there are SIX uiiftreuU
patterns. tney Solo Tor
SO and 90; for the
balance of the week
you get the
Choice fUr-.S1.9S
First nUDr.
The times., 1897-12-23
Boys
topcOats.

We've punched q
lot or boys blue ker-
sey ana tan covert top
coat ; ONE double
brea sted and Some ily
front finish ed with
pearl button Sandvclyet
collars tOIuatcn which
sold for 81 and SS-
sizes 4 to TO at the
uuifCrlu price
OF -....---. 500
First floor.
The times., 1897-12-23
New York Stock Market.
Open High Low Clos.

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members o the New York Stock Exchange,
lac street.
The times., 1897-12-23
SPECIAL OFFER:
48 Gents,

For few days, to inspire confidence in
our remedies, we Will mail, Closely sealed,
Il regular rull month $ trea tment, 90 doses,
.Ir IaCEare ui fans illaI sparks
Tor 4S one-cent stamps.
Ss- NO G.. o. ID. PACKAGES OR
DECEPTIVE CIRCULARS GALL
ING FOR MORE MONEY, BUT
THE ACTU AL MEDICINE SENT
WITH FULL DIRECTIONS AND a
VALUABLE MEDICAL PAPER, Sc
CUREIY SEALED, FREE FROM
GBSERNATION.
Paris Vital Sparks, safe medicine, that
cannot harm You, but will Go you good.
FAILING ElGOR IN CASES PAST
FORTY OUR GREAT SPECIALITY.
Write today. Don't delay. Address The
pr. a AkCHAMBAULT CO., 40 PembertOn
So, Boston, Mass.
SINCERITY in speaking as they think,
believing a they pretend, acting they
profess, performing as they promise and
being as they appear TO te: This is what
The DR.. ATchambault Co. always does
fost. de23,2
The times., 1897-12-23

Mems mocha dress
Gloves-in such shades
as bro wn and slate
the regular 81 So glove
for the hOll-
days - .-.S1.39
LIST floor.
The times., 1897-12-23
MEMS

Fleeca-iined astra-
Khan gloves extra long
III the Wrists for
reaicDld weather. Oc
The times., 1897-12-23

Genuine Spitalfield's
silk umbrellas With
steel tube rods, English
paragon frame,
y I. i~rrula, $500
First flJJ-
The times., 1897-12-23

Mems gloria silk UNI
brclia with genuine
silTer-.riiuiued handles
steel TOds, close
Rolling, for $500
The times., 1897-12-23
Gloves a2d d9f %sb ISdies.
LADIES'

Ladies fine kid gloves
in all the new shades
tried Un and guar
anteed-in n fancy BOX
the regular $50
every wlIere-iCf 81
Ladies silk mittS-
q Tot we solu for bSc.
cut for the holi-
day. To ...-...-.4Sc
Ladies ca ashfnerc
mitts-the I9c. quality
got them under price
hence they
are. =. .....12 l--c
Cd floor elevator.
The times., 1897-12-23
Money to Loan
At 5 Per Gent.
cn real estate in d. C.: no delay. sett5s
reasonable
HEIsKELL & McLERAS,
5yS-tf zoos X st. aW

FOR RENT-Tne best way 10 help your
the largest and best-known office build.
ing in the city.
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND + SITS.
A few choice rooms now avaiIa BILE, nod
crate rental, no extras, perfect tanitor
service, fire proof surrOundin IS, 8 ale-
vatorsi - stories. COuInEodIous bicycle
stalls JyS-tu, ,tb sat tt
The times., 1897-12-23
Mems
neCkWear.

zoo dozen of the
handsOnIeSt puffS, inn
pcrldis, fOur-Iu-fIauGs.
teckS ana bows in an
immense variety OF
patterns light anddark
effects which you've
never seen sell
under duu.idr,ioF.. SOC
In fancy boxes.
12T dozen puffs, i'm
peTlaiS. fOuT-JH-iiaudsr
bows, teCRS the pret-
tiest OF patterns gen
erOus in every way
35C and 5Gcyal-
ues for .......25c
First floor.
The times., 1897-12-23

]. jay Gomd-Tree Toys-open evenings.
uelS-6t,en
The times., 1897-12-23
SS.9S

Your choice OF and
some black talfeta and
Roman striped taIIeta
SILK UnutTskIrJS -nldtie
with CUTdou ruifleS all
lengths 81 and
SS values
TINS week $500
20 lloOr.
The times., 1897-12-23
Underskirts.

Lot Ofla dies black sa-
teen underSkirts, made
WIN uOuDiE-COrueu ruT-
lie bottom bOunu with
Veiyeteeu full width
have been S4.25 go
Tor a day
db -.-..-..----S SD q
The times., 1897-12-23
BOYS REFERS.

Lot of regular $3.50
blue chiuCiIilla REFERS
i'll sizes s To lO years
-nIade with sailor col
lars some are bound
with Hercules braid
Iiued Win PLAID cloth
specially reduced for
the holidays
To ..--........S1.S3
First floor.
The times., 1897-12-23

Meas fine silk close
ROLLING paragon frame
umJre ] lr,S2. so
values for. S1.4S
The times., 1897-12-23

L adits' knit faSci-
natOrs a lot which
sold for fOC, go
down EOw tO...2SC
Sd iIOOr elevator.
The times., 1897-12-23

a lot of mems silk
stitched dressed Kid
glOVeS-whicn have
been 81 .iS and which
are SI.4S every where
are being sold
lCE .. =. -..---. 81
The times., 1897-12-23
MEMS

Fast black, close roll
ing Stec! rOG umbrellas 6
with paragon lraInes
81 so yalue-to
20 iUr ---....--.-.SSc
The times., 1897-12-23

Men : cashmere giOycS
the usual 3Sc.
sort Tor ......-2 26c
The times., 1897-12-23

Mems white brOCaded
japanese silk mufflers
"a handsome line tina {
was bought especially
for the holidays,
beginning at 800
1st floor.
The times., 1897-12-23
Umbrellas
for ladies' and men.
LADIES'

Ladies 26-inCh silk
gloria umbrella with
steel ruuS close rolling
natural. Dresden and
TlUuraiEg aan-
dles-TOT....$JOO
2u floor elevat tor.
The times., 1897-12-23
LADIES'

Hndkfc for men
iit11Nko ana laCies.
The times., 1897-12-23
Ladies'
neCkWear.

Ladies null and
point de spirite ties
lace ana riiibDu-trilIi-
med pure " bite cream,
black ana white
have been G9c-tO
20 fcr .....--.---ASc
Those new COnbina-
ti1n veil and tie. = IL
yards lOHg. " hicn nave
been 81 GS-
go iOF --...-SI.3S
The times., 1897-12-23
MONEY WA MED AND TO LOAN.
LOANS MADE ON FU RN1TU RE,
IIilIlAEG

MONEY loaned in sums Trom SO to $50
to reliable parties: no collateral required;
open evenings. ROOM :, Central Bldg.
9Th and Pa. ave. 1.lnl-cm
The times., 1897-12-23

Mems plain white
pure linen hen!stitched
h and6prChiefs d
15c. value
IOE - TX 1--C
The times., 1897-12-23
MEMS

Mems fancy horGered
handEercniefS fast
COlors-variety of pat
terns-3 for 25c.,
or - .--.------iCc
The times., 1897-12-23

Pure silk suspendeTs
with sterling silver
rIountin"S, ,infancyl OK
es for giving. at ST
aud S1.5O
First floor.
The times., 1897-12-23

Mems plain white
] apaneSe silk hem
stitched handker-
Chiefs at ..-25 SC
Lot at soc. and T5c.
The times., 1897-12-23
SusBendere.

Mems embroidered
satin SuspenderS with
patent cast off fine
Luglish webbing, each
pair in a fancy toN
-IOF ..-.-...... DC
The times., 1897-12-23


YOU CAN borrow money on your furniture,
Nr.sI y SfOhAuE hot Sc, 3lG-1S oIn INV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-26
SCENES IN JERUSdLEN.
DIR. Kerr Delivers Another Instructive
Lecture In the Life Of At. Paul series.

In his sermon on Sunday night, At the
First Presbyterian church DR.. Kerr, In
his lecture on Scenes in Jerusalem in
Connection with St. Paul" said:
IN was a memorable time in the Church
at the Holy City. The first church parlia-
ment assembly was convCked Men OF the
first magnitude were present--Pet sr,
John. James, Barnabas, Silas. and Paul,
and n number OF lesser lights. besides
great body OF elders
The question which occasioned the meet
ing was as TO whether Gentle converts
TO Christianity must be required TO be
circumcised. and TO conform TO the Jew
ish ceremonial law. st. Paul had contend
ed I'm Antioch that tire Gentles were
free from all such obligation. Peter and
Barnabas had opposed his view for a
while. but had been convinced OF their
error.
The question was not referred 10 any
individual, for the Church had no head
but Christ. 1t was a meeting of apostles
and elders TO settle the question. Nor
was II a mere advisory council, for their
decision had the weight Of authority. and
was sent TO the churches in the form Of
a decree.
Among the speakers were Peter Bar
nabas, Paul. and James. the brother q
Jesus.
The council decided that the only test
of church fellowship was faith In Christ,
and that il was a matter of indifference
whether or not men were circumcised.
ST. Paul, whose management brought
about this decision was the statesman
OF the early church, and his great mind
was the first TO grasp the broad catholic
ity OF Christianity.
He was virtually premier OF the Chris
tan commonwealth. and nodded the pol
icy OF the Church in this, its formative
period. st. John was present. but seems
said 20 have given Paul the right hand
OF fellowship, and this is the only time.
so FAR as known, when these two great
men ever met.
Peter and Paul seemed to have been
in cordial accord at this meeting, and
we never hear OF Peter afterwards in
the inspired record.
Paul must have met many old friends
in Jerusalem. where he had formerly been
a student in the school OF Gamaliel and
II is not unlikely that the visited the
scene OF Stephens martyrdOm. With what
feelings he must have stood on the spot
where had heen shed the first Christian
blood. and how his soul must have burn
Cd 10 atone for his fault in conscnting TO
Stephens death.
d. Kerr will speak next Sunday night
on ST. Pauls journey through Asia Minor
from Antioch TO the Aegean sea.
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was stranger. Some people were never
natural unless they gre a little on. There
were persons who were sane. but acted as
II at least a part OF their brain was out
OF place. Memory was that faculty
around which clusters the work OF IRE.
Engagements, contracts, and judgment
depend on the memory.
Men could remember 10 take drive
with a ohum, but forget 10 seni nome
marketing and groceries.
Forgetfulncss was the. cause or many
mishaps.
Dr. Starr told story OF a bishop who
went 10 city to preach. lie retircu 10
his room 70 rest and had his wife TO lock
him In his room and keep the Key 50
he would not be disturbed while he was
preparing for the services. His wiie
INT down the key somewhere, and could
not thlnh where she had put it. The
time for the services came around and
The bl-nop was Informed that the key
was lost. lie was locked in and was IN
f. terrible fix. In an excited manner,
with flushed face. he went 10 a window
and did everything nc could TO attract
attention. lie did attract attention, FOR
one passcr-by said.
That's all right. old man. I've been
there myself: so to bed ana s.eep IT OF.
At last the bishop commenced to write
notes and threw them out OF the window,
end policeman who had been watching
the actions finally, went into the
house. lie found the door locked, so got
an axe. and with AN awful blow opened
the door, Tho bishop then explained hrs
position and the officer assisted him out
Of the house. The blow on the door
had knocked the sermon out the bishop
1 InI lgl
subject was "All flesh is grass but the
sheep 80: 40 grass.
A life Of ease was an unnatural one.
DR.. Starr said The hand Of a man was
made to grasp plow-handle, an axe
and n rife. the foot TO grip the ground,
the teeth TO grind and tear, the eye 10
see. and the ear to hear. Everybody
should work. for ease was n sample Of
sinful extravaganza
DR.. Starr said that as little work as
could be done on the 81 bbath should be
done. Much work could be done On Sat
urday lie said that he was glad that the
avenue Of employment was oDcn IN wo-
men as well as men. Woman had the
same right as nan 10 earn her living. In
one church II was n known fact that
women had done more than men for
the mission BOARD. lie said ne honorcd
a great man, and that there were few
great mon now.
In conclusion, DIR. Starr spoke to the
young men. Don't marry" said he, "un-
III you can take care OF a wife ! know
/ lose my fee. but I would rather let
million 30 than bring misery into the
world"
DR.. Starr said he had received re-
quest from young men to preach a series
Of sermons to them. and that as soon as
lie finished with the talks 10 women he
would he glad TO do So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-26
seminary. Pennsylvania.

seminary, Pennsylvania. DR.. suhers
morning discourse was based upon the
sixteenth verso Of the fourth chapter
OF Solomons Song: Awake, on, norm
wind and come thou south; blow upon
my garden, that the spices thereon may
flow out. Let my beloved come into his
garden and eat his pleasant fruits. Inc
sermon abounded in apt illustrations ana
beautiful rhetoric. and was listened 10
with deepest attention by the large au-
dience.
The subject OF tho evening discourse
was THE Purpose OF the Gospel and
he brought forward In a striking man
ner the idea that the gospel was not
only intended to save men. but to gloriiy
God as well
The Doctor returned to Chester yes
terday morning.
a feature OF the services was the or
chestra. which accompanied the choir.
There were six pieces I'm the orchestra.
and the music was OF n high order. II
was directed by Mr. Walter G. Mercer.