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New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
THEATRICAL MANAGER MISSING.
CHARLES " BERTRAM LEAVES HOME SAYING
HE WILL NOT RETURN.

The police have been asked look for Charles
y. Bertram, forty-three years old a theatrical
manager, Of No. West One hundred fourth
ST. The man left his home at $50 a. m Yesterday
saying ne would not return He is six feet one inch
tan and has dark hair and complexion. He wore
full dark beard. When last seen he had light
oyercoat and dark sack suit
The case reported Roundsman Brady of
the Bureau of Information, at Police Headouar-
ters by the mans brother-in-law, John Bertram.
A general alarm out.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
JEFFERSOSVHI.E, md. April - 1900
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate. viii be

received clcCk \ VI central STANDARD
tims) May = 1900 for furnishing various articles
Cuartermaster Supplies. Preference given TO articles
domestic production marufa cture-detals schedule
The right reserved accept pro
posals part thereof Information ap
plication Envelopes containing proposals
Proposals for - NJ supplies and addressed c. r.
BARNETT. Deputy o. NJ Gen.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
DROrOSAI.s 10 SPRINKLE. SWEET AYD

CLEAN BY HAND SUCH IMPROVED STREETS
AND AVENUES N THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
AS THE COMMISSIONERS MAY DESIGN NTE.- OfF--
Commissioners Of the District -
nEton d c.. April - Igs0-SeaIad proposals ini7-Set
sprinkle,
and by hand viii be received until
L. o'clock NJ May TO- 1900 sprinkle.
paved and 4 the District
Commissioners designate per blank forms
of proposals and Specifications copies which
other necessary information. be obtained the
Office o the Superintendent of Cleaning
Louisiana northwest. Washington. n \ rerti-
fed check for thousand dollars s.
the Collector Il Taxes y g. that said
has him. pro
a a guarantee bidder at1
accepted. The right TO reect
n NJ IS JOHN WIGHT Holm
W. ROSS LANSING II. BEACH Commissioners q the
District of Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
FIRE DESTROYS 1000 ACRES OF TIMBER
HOUSES AND CHAPEL IN THE FLAMES, PATH
ALSO BURNED.

Ellwood. n. j., April 29.-Fire said to have been
started by a child playing with matches in some
brush and leaves, spread to the timber and swamp
lands, some distance from this place. to-tay and
got beyond control before it discovered The
names have swept over about two thousa nd acres
of timber and swamp lands. Several cranherrv
swamps have been ruined. Seven or eight small
buildings occupied by cranberry pickers and men
who make their living In the woods and small
chapel established for the benefit these persons
IN the forest, were also burned.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30

HE LOSES CONTROL OF HIS BICYCLE AND Il
STRUCK BY ONE OF THE HORSES

Isldore Gottieb, twenty-nine years old, OF No 81
Fifth-st, was knocked down and run over bv
United States mail wagon Second-ave. and
Eighth-st last night He received internal injuries
and was taken TO Bellevue Hospital Gottlieb was
riding a bicycle down Second-ave The driver of
the mail wagon. Nicholas Smith OF No 2s Eighth
ST.: was driving east IN Eighth-st., when he
wheel and ran into OF the horses The horse
jumped and knocked Gotteb down and he was
run over Policeman Crosby, OF the Flfth-st sta
ton, arrested Smith " ~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
Gouutrn propertn to Eet.

rTNo RENT.-AT NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND.
Il Genteman's residence the heights. location
in New Brighton. $50 month Cottage belonging
Phelps Stokes. Apply to local
JAMES w MCULIOCH. AZ Cedar ST.. N Y
l. nished OSunqut Wells, Maine; $50 from
All modern improvements. Apply NJ. $.
PERKINS
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
CUSTOM HOUSE. NEW YORK
Collectors Once April *
SUPPLIES FOR REVENUE VESSEL s.

Sealed proposals f1r supplying ship chandery ratons
and coal vessels Of the United
Service. regularly stationed.
New York. and delivered hoard
place during the fiscal ending June
received this Office until = o'clock Of saturday.
May u. 1900 which and place vi Be pub
lcly opened The furnished to anthracite or
bitCminOus OF best quality; uniform
weigh 22i0 pounds 70 the be delivered hoart
the vessels such times and IN such
be required. at localities readily accessible
and to be subject quality
bidders will the prices both for seaming
COAL and also their facilities FOR furnishing
with fresh and teir therefor
Of proposals, with schedules showing articles
chandlery and component % rations. a.
upon Application to this Ofice proposals he
ntted on these forms. separate bids will also be
ceived at the same time and place for Intoxicating AMI
Illuminating oils. The right il reserved
all bdI and will be force
shall have made appropriation FOR purpose
= r RlpWELL. Collector
SEALED proposals. endorsed Proposals for
Water Tower" be received at the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks. Navy Department Washington.
O'Clock. May L. 1900 and then and
To construct steel tower and tank ~ 10000
gallons capacity. at the Naval Station New
For plans and forms of proposal address
MORDECA I. ENDICOTT Chief Of Bureau. April
1900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
1ersen Gitn propertn for Sale.

I,LEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE. 2 sty. frame i2
u rooms; every impt.: beautifully located maguif-
cent view harbor At auction May 5. p. Apply TO
ROWLAND. 741 Cirand-st.. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-30
Gountrn properln for Sale,

Gountrn properIn for Sale
A TI-ANTIC CITY NEW-JERSEY.-
"A FOR SAI.E-New beach hotel: fully fur
nished; 200 rooms. suite with baths; and
date hotel Also for
Address ISRAEL G. ADAMS & co. Real Estate
Law Building
N buildings; alongside u track: Go miles nom
y. Y City. Address T. X. Tribune Office.
TWENTY OF land erooking Hudson Suit
particulars address c. A Rundall. Brewster. N V
FURNISHED tjouses TO fei-G ountrp.
- also handsome residence. eighteen BATH
hrepaces. furnace. tubs: view:
Circulars Prof NoRTHROP Brooklyn Polytechnic.
NOR RENT Furnished summer cottage at Tobyhanna
L Pa. Pocono Mountains. D. l.. & w II
r.: ready about June 18th
n. s. BRITAIN, Tobyhanaa Pa
DLAINFIELD, NEw-JEEsEY.-An attractive furnished
house to rent, iof the months OF July and August:
lion. conveniences: rooms: rent So
month. Address y. Y. T.. P-atnhed. New-Jersey.
sF a, &ATE
New York HRrbOr.
Most hgly developed seashore residence property
fronting Atlantic Ocean and Narrows furnished house,,
for the season. 500 u S1.5C0; exclusive agency
WILLIAM Il. RAE COMPANY.
203 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30

calisthenics, and her naturally robust
physique has been strengthened by
work in the gymnasium and in the
open air.
Prince Yoshihito is p years old, but,
young as this may seem for benedict
to occidental custom. it is very ma
ture age for Japan. The groom's i'm
periaI father was married at the
:tartlingly early age of Is. ioshihito
is not the son of the empress. The
dynasty cannot be endangered by the
practice of monogamy, and that is
why the emperor is always supplied
with several secondary wives, who live
quietly and are seldom heard Of. One
of these-Mme. lanagiwara-is the
mother of the crown prince.
All of the mikado's hopes of q sue
cession in his direct line are centered
upon Yoshihito. He is the only living
son of the emperor, ana would have
been married long ago had he not
said that he has weak lungs. but late
ly he has been in very good health,
owing to the skill Of eminent foreign
surgeons who have been consulted in
the case Should the prince have no
issue. the crown of Japan will pass
to an heir who is only remotely re-
lated to the reigning house. Hence
the great solicitude of the mikado and
his friends for the marriage of the
delicate young man who is at last a
husband.
A japanese wedding is not simple
affair, and that of the crown prince
was no exception to the rule. The
bride is required to wear l3 silk gar
ments and to make several changes Of
gowns before the ceremony can be
said to be finished No vows are in
terchanged, but such ceremonies as
the west is familiar with are replaced
by the drinking in solemn fashion OF
several draughts Of wine from differ
ent vessels. The vessels are very
small-about the size Of benedictine
rlass-and bride and groom alternate
in consuming the wine from these
diminutive utensils.
Prince and Princess YoshihitO were
the recipients Of hundreds of costly
presents from all kinds of sources.
The most important of these is fine
palace. magnifcently furnished, in
which they begin their married life
surrounded by every comfort conceiv-
able to the oriental imagination and
possible of production by modern art.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
SherIn's Sale.

By virtue of a certain execution Fl Fa and Fee
bill issued out OF the clerk office OF the County
Court of Boulder County aud Sta IT, Of Colorado.
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
to make the sum of four hundred aud thirteen
and O5-lOO dollars, ($als O5 100 aud costs Of suit.
the amount of certain Judgment recently OBJ
tanned againt Ewald $. CrOna in favor Of j. F.
Kristianson, out OF the lands. tenemsnts, goods
aud chattels Of the said Ewsld s. CrOna ! have
levied on the following property, to-wit:
All of the right, title and interest Of the within
named defendant, Ewald s. Crona. in and to the
u y of the y Sec Il Tp. North Range II
W. and ali Improvements thereon. The y OF
the W 4 and the n " \ of the 9 y and the
n 4 of the v y of Soc. II TIP. 2, North Range
II v; also lot block in Lyons Rock and l.. Q.
Co.'s Nortonville addition to town OF Lyons
all ths within above described lot and parcels
of land situate in Boulder County. Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command, shall
expose for sale, at public auction, ali the right
title and interest Of the above named Ewald 5.
Crcna in and to the above described property,
on Monday the 10th day OF July 1890 at 10
O'Clock . M, at the south front door of the
County Court House in Boulder County aud
State aforesaid.
Dated at Boulder this 18th day Of June, 1900
T.J SiPPLE,
Sheriff of Boulder County.
PATTON 4 HAWKINS, Attorneys.
First Pub. June 25-last Pub. July Is, 1900.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
Shtr,H7s Sale,

BY virtue of q certuin execution issued out OF
the Clerks office Of the County Court OF Boul-
der County and state of Colorado, and tO me
directed, whereby | am commanded to make
the sum of Ave hundred and seventy nine and
sixty one hundredths dollars, (fb79tOl, and costs
of suit, the amount OF . certain Judgment re-.
Gently obtained against The Woody Mining and
Milling company, corporation, ip favor OF
Alden h. Brown, out of the lands, tenements,
goods and chattels of the said The Woody Min.
Ing and Milling company. , corporation have
levied on the following property. to-Hit:
AL the right, title and interest OF The Woody
Mining and Milling company, . corporation, in
and to one team Of bay horses. One set Of double
harness, one light spring wagon; all furniture
and cooking utensils in the boarding house,
known Is the Woody oarding house one Blake
crusher in Woody mill, also the engine, and Que
HuRg water wheel and loose pipes and fittings
in said mill.
Therefore. according to said command. shall
expose for sale, at public auction, all the right,
title and interest of the above named the Woody
Mining and Milling company, corporation, in
and to the above described property on Satur-
day the 7th day OF July 1900, at II o'clock D. N.
at the mill of The Woody Mining and Milling
company. in jamestown, Boulder County, Colo.
RADIO
Dated at Boulder this 18th day Of June, 1870.
T. j SlPPLE,
Sheriff Of BOULDER County.
NORTON MONTGOMERY, Attorney.
First Pub. June H-last Pub. July D, l&O.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
JAPS ARE PLEASED.
Rejoice in the Marriage Of Their
Crown Prinec, Yoshihito.
His Bride Il the Princess Sada, q Pret.
~ Maiden of Ftftee1-SOms Of
the Details of . swell Jap.
aAese Wedding.

Cable dispatches from Toxic an
nounce that Yoshihito Harunomiya,
the heir apparent to the mikado of
Japan, was united in marriage there
with Princess Sada, pretty little
daughter of the great house of Fuji-
wara. The prince imperial escorted
the bride-to-be from the home of her
parents to the imperial palace, where
the wedding was performed.
Princess Sada, now the crown prin-
cess OF Japan and it's future empress,
is Is years of age. She is a daughter
of the powerful Prince Kugo Michi-
kata, who is direct descendant of
the illustrious family of the Fuji-
waras, who have furnished many an
empress to the japanese. The family
is noted for it's military traditions and
its great wealth. About 1si months
ago the mikado decided that his son
should marry, and the little princess,
then a pupil in.the third grade of the
high school, was selected as the bride.
Japanese girls mature at a much
earlier age than their fairer European
sisters. which accounts for the youth
fnlness OF the prince imperiars bride
When the court of Toxic selected lit
tie Sada for that high honor she was
taken from among her companions at
school and turned over to efficient
masters whose duty it was toiinstruct
her in those special branches in the
study of which modernlzed Japan en-
courages its nobility Dropping all
her studies save history, French and
geography, she began to devote herself
especially to these and to the study
Of music. not forgetting the cultiva-
tion Of her talent for poetry, which is
said to be SO unusually promising as
to threaten the prestige of the pres
ent empress as poet. In addition to
these mental exercises the princess
has not been allowed to neglect her
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
EMPRESS FREDERICK.
Her Health Undermined by RunoRs
That She Had Contracted .
ClaAdestine Marriage.

From private and most trustworthy
sources the information is obtained
that the Dowager Empress Frederick
is in such bad state of health as to
occasion serious alarm to her relatives
and in German and British court
circles. 1t is stated, on the quiet, that
the illness Of the empress is due to
the persstency with which rumors
have been circulated that she had re-
Gently contracted clandestine mar
ria8e with the count of Saeck ckendorf,
one OF the trusted officers of her house,
Daily camera., 1900-06-30

CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY.
(E1is Eighteenth Birthday Was Csls-
brated Recently with Eclat) IS
he has a keen sense of his own dignity,
but it takes the form of extreme sim
plicity and an absolute lack OF affecta-
tion, since he is intelligent enough to
realize that his rank and position are
sufficiently assured to render it un-
necessary that he should call attention
thereto by his manner and speech.
lie is modest. too, very frank. particu-
larly courteous to old people, boyishly
chivalrous to women. and firmly con-
vinced that there is no member of the
fair sex in the entire world who is so
ideally perfect in appearance, as well as
in character, as his mother. Devoted
TO every form Of sport, splendid gym
mast, a clever oarsman, splendid
driver and bold rider, an excellent
shot, he is in every sense of the word
a manly young fellow who. however.
has been kept free from all contact
with the darker sides of life, and who
still retains. therefore, mingled with
the experience of an older man. much
OF the innocence and freshness of the
mind of a mere boy. Fair haired. blue
eyed, with the down of blond mus
tache upon his upper lip, the young
prince is a typical Hohenzollern. and
gives promise of resembling in personal
appearance his grandfather. Emperor
Frederick. rather than his father.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
MANLY YOUNG FELLOW.
sia 10 . Aodest BOY and Devoted
to HE Pare n t..

The crown prince of Germany, Fred
erick William, whose majority was
celebrated May s. is in every sense of
the word the kaiser's boy. and the
two are devoted to one another. For
the last few years Emperor William has
given every spare moment he could
snatch from his multifarious occupa-
tiona to the task Of instilling his ideas
and views into the crown prince. now
parsonage Of the utmost Importance,
second only in rank to the emperor
himself.
Yet, with all this, the crown prince
is not prig, nor is he forward. True.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
Knew He Had No Brains,

There is ineman in the service of
the Michigan Telephone company who
doesn't like to wear a hat on hot days.
A kind-hearted old lady saw him dig
ging post hole, and got him one Of
her husbands old hats. Not wishing
to offend her, the man put it on. and.
when the job was completed he went TO
the door and returned the hat with
thanks. But you must keep it," she
urged. "You will injure your brains
if you don't, wear something on your
head this hot weather" NO. won't. :"
said the eccentric fellow. II haven't
got any brains. If had l wouldn't
be digging post holes"
Satisfied with Small Pay.
Women employed on japanese tea
farms work IL hours and are paid Is
cents Z day.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
Barxnins for Home ssskers.

After many intricate experiments,
scientists have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural digestants.
These have been combined in the pro-
portion found in the human body and
united with substances that build up the
digestive organs. making compound
called kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t d,gests
what you eat and allows all dyspeptics
to eat plenty OF nourishing food while the
stomach troubles are being radically
cured by the medicinal agents it con
tains. 1t is pleasant to take and will
give quick relief Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
There are no better pills made than
De Wits Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain. Gilbert Bros.
Have Y.u Room. to Reot9 ?

There is going to be large demand
fur rooms in town by those visiting the
Chnutauqua next summer aud inquiries
are already being received. The direct.
ors desire to make list OF persons hav.
ing rooms to whom inquire1s will be- re-.
fer,ed. II those having ,oms w,il leave
their names and address at the Boulder
News Office it will aid them and the as
sosiation also.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30

When. where and how to obtain pure
,quors without having to pay three prices
for it is eading question Listen to us.
In the first place, be sure it is not SUN
day, then walk straight-way to Garba.
rinOs.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
London. Big smoke Cloud.

Every day there hangs over London
q vast smoke cloud that Is estimated to
NeaRh about 3CO tons.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
nIJHTTCI MORTGAGE MONEY, ~
UnH e. J. WILHELA HANA. Cheney Bl

When the liver fails to secrete bile.
the blood becomes loaded with bilious
properties, the digestion becomes i'm.
paired and the bowels. constipated.
HERBINE has direct action on the
liver and excretory organs, and a few
doses will cure any case Of biliousness.
Price 80 cents. George F. Fonda
Daily camera., 1900-06-30

cess ftoyaA oI hiVlaAu)
hold and member of one of the old
est families of Germany.
Empress Frederick, princess royal Of
Great Britain, was born in ls4O, and
was married to the crown prince of
Prussia in 1858. Her husband became
king of Prussia and German emperor
in March, 1888, and died in June of the
same year. She is the mother of eight
children, and has always been loyalty
devoted to her interesting family.
The report of her secret marriage
is not credited in well-informed circles,
but has obtained credence among the
people of Germany, who have never
been particularly devoted to the em-
press.
Daily camera., 1900-06-30

For busns. injuries, piles and skin DIS
eases use DrWnt's Witch Hazel Satve.
II is the original. Countrrfeus NAV he
offered. Use only DrWit,'s Gilbert
Bros
Daily camera., 1900-06-30
Black Diamond. Are Rare.

The only place where ''black dia-
monds" are found is in the Brazilian
province of Bahia. They are usually
found in river beds and brought up
by divers. Others are obtained by tun-
neling mountains. The largest speci-
men ever found was worth $4,000.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-01
Marriage Lle:ss:s,

February 5lh, Thos. +. Fraser oi
BUnnC Tcrre aud aliss Corona lalimer;
married on the irh by lev. A. L.
Williams.
9Th, Thomas Wanu and Miss Emma
o dell Of Elvins; married on the 2jlh
by Squire l.. ". Porter,
9th, Jahu GenAway aud Miss Flor
encc Watts Of Elyins; married. ON the
9th by Rev. A. Rueker.
10th, l.. II. Brewer and Miss Annie
81. Misplsy of Flat River; no return.
l2th, W. II. Ragsiaie Of Fiat River
aud Miss Laycnia |. Potter Of Perry.
vile; married on the goth by Squire
Mcdowell.
18th, Il. C. Dctehmendy and Miss
Maggie Rooney Of Flat River; no re-
tara.
18th, Adam Ham and Miss Mary
Allen Of Knob Lick; married on the
18th by Rev. +. Is. Matthews.
18th, Edward I. Williams and Miss
Jennie Z. Blankinship of Flat River;
married on the l4ih BY Rev. Walton.
l4lh, james Donlln aud Miss Mag
gle la Rose Of lionne Terre; married
on tho 18th by Squire Fraser.
10th, Charles Fatcheit aud sIiss
Maud Wallace Of bismarck; married
ou the 18th by Squire J. L. Morris.
22i, George a. Au Buchon and Miss
Marthiue hefIagon; no return.
2ilh, Joseph Perry and Miss Minnie
Callahan Of Fiat River; no return.
gath, j. II. Pralic aud Miss liar
rict Kidd Of Bonna Terre; no return.
seth, Ernest T. Griffith and Airs.
Ida Vishno; no return.
25lh, Thomas u. Coxey and Miss
Fannic Nelson Of bismarck; no retutn.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-01
TWENTY YEARS AGO TINS WEEK.

We had delightful weather aud farm.
crs were thinking OF blowing.
The late James II Elgin and Miss
Leaaie Evans were marrled.
The late Dr. Fleming, then 10 bis
slst year, was Ia town.
lion. l.. u. Walker aud +. N. Car.
ter were elected deleg ics TO State
Immigration Convention.
The couniy roads were IN a terrible
condition. Thst has hscn loug aud
chronic condition.
The 81. Francois County lmmlgra.
ton Society, Hon l. u. Walker. chair.
man, aud frsnklia Murphy, secretary,
met at the Court House.
Judge Peter W. Murphy Of Bunnc
TerTo was Ia town to attend the meet
ing Of the Immigration Society.
TnE Tmfs' i.ibcuytillc correspond
out estimated the acreage Of wheat 10
that vicinity al 2,0C0 acres.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-01
AS s2Eu ~ A PHILOSOPHER.

Fomr people nee a~c'eelps, irctead
Of money, 70 Tavir~ Gr.'s.
Don't work a fr'rr1 90 'he Interest
Of ''rarFrr. Lots O. l,rr's DO IL.
While lying Is not oarmCrGable.
sa~e Judgment should uc G.sy'aycd in
telling the truth.
II SON must quarrel. make % 20 hot
for Che opposition that De wil suggest
q compromise, and peace.
There Is young rau IN Aiclison
who IS generally admired; De quit so
Clcty yard went TO work.
When n man who boards meets one
who ErrFs house, each is reminded Of
causes for cUyyirR The other.
AZ Aichisou woman is 81 Dc o u',, ros-
zip that her neighbour dread 10 tre her
come in, ard hrg her rot 10 go.
The average man D. ialAu' lie mrar-
rcfs fo oilru that fl win come fn The
nature q shock 20 llm when Saint
Peter lc's him into I.caycu.-Atchhon
Globe.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-03-01
THURSDAY, MARCH !, 1900.
CsUaTY OFFICERS.
CkUECIiFs.

rHEsggrrriAN-Ur IS. q. l:rIIaEE. q. u.
iastor-rpU.ain SUNDAY mDruWH lud eve.
ming, SUNDAY school gi H.u o.. ug.. NM. -.
uAHttN, superintendent. mayer meeting
wednesday evening.
METuupt-r iJIs.ur,t, sptru-Euy. IS. ~.
EHEgr, Pastor r I,yacluna u,.r5 sunday
mNrnIaf unl even at. -ua..l srrNI ut ..a.
a. ~, On. j. g.. ilta, -UpE. l'Talvr meet
uTcyery So u.Iuus.luj r1,ulng.
NE1uopr.t Erj.rurai--Ery. J. i Martin,
Pastor, preaching Utrg sunday aor'uu-
and evening, SUNDAY scho,I 40 t.l a. mi-,
1. ", UuLat, ra..t, rng 20 H,u..ns r,,fs
"Wednesday evening.
usrufr-I!cy. NJ. ~. Nt>oir, pastor.
preSClaus nat AMI ta'la ~uu.H!s 90. cacH
month. uUguIug guA oNylt.ta. glag 60
mcetup rygIy "Wednesday evening sun
dly school g.f1l. "a, Lee Jol..aou, .ulugiu.
tcnacat.
Cuu~utV - ElE. 5. 81. uAuH,L, rnst1r,
pr,arhi.. thlr and fourth sundays ui
caclt IsuuiI. incoming pId evening. sua
day school So an, NJ. y. rlcGiag. tupy.
ilttndrut. :. T.. =. e.. B.. y.vIy SUNDAY
evening iCu'r.1cL.
:IrHEEAN-Ecv. :. l.. EoHLI;So, pastor
rToaciung,N Hry -Uut.Jt morning except iHv
fourth. clt.raIsia % ter church.
rAruoliu-E.y. ra.h,r TuuuEt. resident
priest Mas ,y"sy SUNDAY except Ers' ~ 90
o'ciuCS. CglugH,sm anne days nj "a.