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Evening journal., 1900-08-28
APPOINTMENTS
Oh TEACHERS
Considerable Work Trans
acted by the Board
Of Education

Members OF the Board OF Education
held their regular meeting last night
and considerable routine business was
transacted.
The committee on teachers reportai
the following Appointments:
A. Gertrude Chambers to be sixth as
sistaLt in sehcol No. IA. and Lucy
Butcher seventh assistant in school No.
Miss kuChcr Is appointed To nll the
vacancy caused by the death of Miss
Umma Groves.
Jchn T. Schacfler was appointed to
succeed George H. Alfrey, resigned. on
all committees OF which Mr.. Alfrey was
a member
The committee on Heat Fuel andVen-
tilation reported that the contract for
a new boiler in No. IL school had been
awarded 70 the Benjamin +. Shaw
Company. The Law Committee was
granted an extension OF two weeks to
report on the amended bylaws. AS
tfe law regarding the opening OF
schools is not ready for adoption on
motion Of Mr. Adair the schools will
open next tuesday thus observing
Labor Day ms a holiday.
a number OF lids were received for
supplying 60J0 square feet OF black
boards for the new high school. Bids
were also received for constructing
building for the manual training de-
partmont OF the new high school
Miss A. Blanche Gilmore declined the
appointment tn No. IA school and ask
ed that her Lame be placed at the foot
OF the list. Miss Lottie Atwood made
application for q position in No. iG
school. II was referred TO the Teach
ers Committee.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
THREE LAID IN RESTING PLACE
Funeral OfMrS. Matilda Budd, Mrs. Laura
Hill and Frank P. Higgins

Mrs. Laura w. Hill, who died on
Saturday at No. zoo Pine street, was
buried this afternoon from the home of
her husband, where funeral services
were held. Interment was made in
Riverview cemetery Mrs. Hill was
weil-known on the Eastern shore Of
Maryland.
The funeral Of Frank P. Higgins this
morning was largely attended. MANY
members of Wilmington Lodge. No. /.
A Q. u. W, were present. The fun
eral took place from No. Gil King
street, and high mass was said in st.
Pauls Church. snterment was made
in the Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. Matilda Budd was buried this
morning from No. 500 Van Buren
street. Ipterment was made at New
London, Pa.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
DISCUSSING THE
STURGEON CROP
Fish Commission Considering
Means Of Protecting
Delaware Fishery

George NJ. Bowers, Of the United
States Fish Commission has issued the
following report on sturgeon fishing Of
the Delaware river ana bay"
The great decline in the catch Of
sturgeon in American waters has at
tracted the earnest attention of all who
are interested in the fisheries. This
decline has net been peculiar to the
American fisheries. but is noted in
nearly all countries IN which sturgeon
fishing is Prosecuted.
The principal suufecn fisheries Of
the United States are in Delaware
bay and river, the Great Lakes, South
Carolina, and Columbia river. The
Delaware ishery. of vi'ch the present
paper treats, exceeds az others. 1t Is
carried on from Pennsylvania, Della
ware, and New Jersey. although the in
terests Of FcunsyN ania are very slight.
Beth the common sturgeon (Acipen-
ser stlrio Linnaeus) and the short
nosed sturgeon tAc,pcnser brevirostsis
lie SueurJ are found in the Delaware
river, hut only the 70. mer is put 10
any commercial use there. 1t attlins
a large SIZE length of 10 feet being
no. uncommon A blttlrostris rarely
eYccsds feet in length. and theret re
is not gilled in the large meshed nets
used. some are irchatly taken at he
shore seine fisheries along the river
and in the shad gill nets.
The hest method &C improving Tie
condition CT these Filings is by aiti-
fetal propogatiCn.
The prorer protection of the man
Moses or young siul econ would bene-
fit the sturgeon fishery. For some years
past these have been destroyed by tue
shad gill ietteis ard other fishermen
en- tho river and bay merely because
they injure the nets by their struggles.
These young stu gcLn are very COM
mon as far up the river as the Tren,on
Falls, and in 1893, leo Of them were
captured in a shore fishery near New
hope, Pa, but ii is unusual to ind
them that far up the river
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
ATTACKED BY A BURGLAR
Mrs. Walter Rash's Exciting Exper-
ience in pcnnsgrnve

AtnlN ~ 4 AtHuNAIONt
Mrs. Walter Rash, OF No. 425 Heald
street had an experience early on last
Sunday morning which she will not
soon forget
Mr.. and Mrs. Rash have a cottage
al Pennsgrove IN which they pass the
summer months, and on Saturday
night last they had as their guest Mrs.
Hugh Toner, also of South Wilmington.
When they retired late on Saturday
night two lamps We're left burning in
each sleeping room on the first floor
OF the cottage.
Early on Sunday morning Mrs. Toner
was awakened by some one moving in
one Of the rooms of the house and sud
denly the light in her sleeplng apart
ment was eXtinguished
Then the lamp in the adjoining COM
partment suddenly was extinguished
and the place was in darkness. By
this time Mrs Rash had been aroused,
and she suddenly found herself in the
embrace Of a man whom she first
thought was her husband
Mrs. Rash was dragged nearly to the
room door, when the intruder evidently
became frightened and ran out into
the darkness. Mr.. Rash sprang from
his bed, but could get no glimpse Of
the marauder.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
PAINTED And FELL FROM TRAIN
Philadelphia Man Tumbled Unconscious to
Station Platform

Albert Cromwell, passenger on a
p, w. & B. passenger train, tainted
and fell off the train at the French
street station, In this city. yesterday af-
ternoon at 4.40 o'clock Cromwell was
picked up by Detective Clarence Dillon
and others and carried into the hos
pital room, where Detective William T..
Jones soon restored him to conscious
ness.
Cromwell said that he was a black
smith and resided at No S44O Ludlow
street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
E5EKIAG on new FORGE PLANT
Will Seen Build Foundation for Two Biz
Buildings

Work Of throwing up an embanklnent
around the marsh ground TO be used bv
the new Delaware Forge Company ON
Cherry Island marsh Is now going on. In
few days Bowers Company's dredre
No. viii begin filling in the land. The
foundations for the two 500 feet buildings
viii be made In the same manner as was
the foundation for the large steel plant
Of the Diamond State Steel Works.
There viii be driven piiing and upon thar
heavy timber floor laid upon which viii
be many feet OF solid concrete.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
RICH MEMS YACHTS RUNNING
DreXelS Fast AIcedO Makes a Wonderful
Ocean Record

Handsome pleasure yachts that make
their headquarters in New York bay
and the Delaware river are getting
home from Summer visits in foreign
waters. Mr. Widener expected the
Josephine from Southampton yester-
day, but she has not yet been reported
The Alcedo, which has just finished a
cruise off the Norway capes, with
George W. Childs Drexel and a party
Of friends. arrived off the Breakwater
Sunday, after a speedy passage from
Southampton by the southern route.
Captain Charles Unsworth says her
record cn this trip is as fast as the
Atalanta, the Aphrodite and other ves-
sells Of a much larger class.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING
Session of Municipal Electricians to
be Held I'm Pittsburgh

beginning ON Sci tember 25 ana last
ing three days. the fifth annual meet
ing OF the International Association of
Municipal Electricians will be held In
Pittsburg, Pa.
Through the courtesy Of Jonathan
w. Aydon Of this city, former president
of the association and now a member
Of the Executive Committee the Even
ing Journal has received a neat pros
pectus of the coming convention. The
book contains an outline Of the pro-
posed proceedings Of the session, "a list
OF the officers Of the association and
many interesting facts concerning
Pittsburg.
Mr.. Aydon will attend the session
and will leave Wilmington on the
morning of September "a
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
She seeIss a Divorce

Elizabeth =. Myers has brought ac-
tiCn for diVcice in Superior Court
against her lustand William d. Myers
who is a soldier in The regular army
and is new IL Tic Philippines Both
parties live in thu city. Howell 5.
England, represent the libelant.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28
Colored Man Arrested

George Washington Butler. colored. Of
this city, has been arrested in West
Chester on a charge OF larceny.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28

Not day passes that the news
dealers do not increase their or
der for "EVENING JOURNALS.
Publishing a good newspaper does
this.
Evening journal., 1900-08-28

CONTINUED on Third Pagel
Evening journal., 1900-08-28

Continued on Fifth Page.)
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the company and looked; still he was
unsatisfied; next he looked I'D the file.
but could net make IT out, 50 taking his
position in front of the company he
scratched his head and exclaimed: Vat
tam fool is dat nit both feet off tie
ground?"
Corporal Pearson of company c met
witch a Painful accident during the
week by crushing his foot in an eleva-
tor. He viii be unable TO drill for about
three months
Company A, eve heard what you
said"
Upon Recommendation of the com
handing officer Of company c, CorDo-
raj Harry Solivan has been reduced to
the ranks for neglect of duty by order
OF the commander n-chief.
Some one suggested that Sergeant
Pike of the signal corps would look
stunning in a pink and white shirt
waist.
At the meeting Of the Officers' asso-
citation last Monday, a neat address
was made by Captain L. z. Gilbert out
lining the battalion in action. Lieuten-
ant Terry gave brief synopsis of the
advance and rear guard.
A meeting of the members Of The ex-
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+er's supplies. which they have. net
necessary for the strength of their or
canfzation. Companies Of less than
fifty men will be allowed to retain
euuipment for that number. Company
commanders are urged TO encourage en-
liStmeut until the strength OF each
company Shall not be less than fifty
men. If more than that number is en-
listed the equipment will be Immediate
lv furnished on proper requisstion. Ac-
countable officers are ur-ed to care
fully and frequently inspect their com
riany property and urge and encourages
their men to care for and preserve
their uniforms and equipment.
AT the next meeting of the Officers
association Major Lund is 20 deliver
an address on the subject of different
guards of other states, as COMPARED
with the state of Utah.
Company gained rookie" last
Tuesday night in the person of w. L.
Thomas.
A party was given last Tuesday night
in honor of William Hardy, formerly
first sergeant Of company E, at Bounti-
full. He leaves shortly on a mission.
Baseball is an absorbing topic among
the boys around the armory. Each
company has its team, but the signal
corps team, under the leadership Of
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Westminster Presbyterian Church.-No.
%, Sortb Fourth West street, betw cen
r-,f and Second South streets, Rev.
george Bailey, LII B.. pastor. Service
w a m. subject of sermon, Paurs
P-,rsr and Benediction." Sunday school
a. i3.i5 noon. Northwest Sunday school,
4. West North Temple street, at 1870 p.
y yo meeting Of the Y. p. S. c. Z. or
evening service today, as all Will join in
me Union EndeavOr convention gather
irgs All the First Presbyterian church.
M Endeavor meeting will be at 6 p. m.
and the regular exercises at s p. m, at
fFa Firyt Presbyterian church. Wednes-
Sav evening prayer meeting at 7:45. Sub
hi for study. The Waning OppOrtu-
ltv" John. chap. xii. V. 50, sc.
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We have about seventy-fve gen.
uine Oriental Rugs that connoisseurs
have greatly admired. Some rare
antiques, but all in the rich and SUI
perb coloring and unique designs
that belong alone to these luxurious
Rugs made by the orientals. Small,
medium and carpet sizes, on a price
scale of 5000 up to $3.50 each
Three days, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, choice of any at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF
THE REGULAR PRICES.
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First Congregational Church-Corner
6irst south and Fourth East streets. Rev.
SIarenee T. Brown, pastor Public wor-
Bloch, D. D., pastor of First Con9rega-
tdonal church, Denver; Sunday school at
4z:5O; mass meeting for women at D. m.
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Colonel NJ L. Richie has ordered that
on and after this date ali nOn-commis-
stoned officers appointed report to an
examining board consisting of Majors
Lund and Beer and Captain j. w AL
ford as to their fitness as such before
receiving warrants.
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,..,1. FhurCh-COrner Main and
s. PAU - streets. Rev. Ellis Bishop,
Fourth 2 1,, NJ Daunt Scott, curate.
rector. FOND Sunday after Easter: a.
april - communion: 9:45 a. m, Sunday
D. BOY m morning prayer and SER
school. y y a. m Bible class. under direc-
non; 6.t2 D. esor Marshall; 1880 p. m,
ion oil dIt,eInsonE. Tuesday, May 1 (St.
S Sp and ST. lanes II a mia mi holy }E e c0m
n1nioh' ~ --ednesdav. May 2, 1880 p. m,
room: nn.Tgbters i'm guild room; $3.50 p.
Nnge s,-i I@' guild, with Mrs. Cheesman.
d. Ulli31r Nov 4 n a. m. holy communion;
Fnday,, - e,,yyenme prayer; 7:35 p. m, Boys
~ ?, n', 1l'Ib room. S p. m, Sunday school
c.l -Sib si- in reclor's study
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Special orders We're issued during the
week. and are as follows: ComDany
commanders viii Immediately return to
the armory at Salt Lake City all ex-
cess of clothing or other ouartermas-
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sfHSt Presbyterian Church.-Corner of
S ~. " East and Second South streets.
H.- W; N. Paden. =. D., pastor; Rev
,l--y W. Block, assistant. Morning ser
- -,,s d. il clock, Sunday school at 1890;
r = meeting for men, under auspices of
~ y. I. convention, at o'clock: union pray
,.-, rsllice OF c. E. convention at 6: song
!, '11. .L, sermon by Rev. David n. Beach
,-. D5lNer, and closing service of conven-
~, ~. .esslnning az 7:5n Seats are free at
''' SelFlceS, and an are welcome.
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The First National Spiritual association
vii hold services at Odd Fellows hail,
Market street, at s p. m. Rev. Ada Foye
Of Denver will lecture and give tests. Sub
is,t Of lecture, "Spiritualism; Its True
Mission
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aiming board was held last Tuesday
at the office of President n. w. Clayton
for the purpose Of compiling questions
All members Of the guard are notified
TO report at the aImcry at ? D. m to-
day TO participate in the funeral cere4
monies of Private Tufts.
Privates John Anderson and George
H Morris of company a have beer ap-
pointed cOrporals. and Private Lea
Chamberlain. has. been appointed muSi4
clan, vice Alderman, reduced
Lieutenant James Jorgenson Of COM
pany F has been granted three
months furlough, and the resignation
of Lieutenant Briant Harmon has been
accepted.
Musician Harvey Hardy OF company
A is expected TO report for duty within
the next few days.
4 number of young boys in this CITY
have organized a cavalry troop and so
far have about twenty members, with
promises of many more. These Young
men range in ages from TO to 19 years,
and are confident OF having a crack
troop. Some Of the promoters are Max
Brown, Aleck Thomas, Gordon McAil-
Ian, Clarence Clay. Athol Raw1inss
Andy HOwat and VIII KENYON.
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H.. CathedraI-Rt. Rev. Abel
st. MarK6 y bishop; Rev. James 3.
Leonard ting dean. Second sunday after
F F.er l4Pr 81 a school, @, holy @ GS@mn
Mon; g: va. and sermon, subject, The
m8yer' NJ, va RE" 1890 p. M, evening
problem and d address, subject The Power
q ConTTf5l s .p5ubl'c is cordially invited to
rIe.s,d the services.
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y W. c.. A-Corner of Main and First
South streets. Young mems Gospel meet
lg today at p. m, addressed by Rev. e.
w. hunt All men are cordially invited.
ul.ng the absence of DR.. Paden the Sat
-.l5y afternoon teachers meeting for the
1loy OIL the International Sunday school
1 HlS VIII be conducted by Rev. W. H.
BBlseI All teachers are cordially invited.
BUSINESS business mems monday prayer meeting
gdy daay from l2:l5 to 12:45 D. m. All
Le9 q, welcome. There will be no session
. y. MI Wakes Bible class today, on ac-
cunt OF the G. +. convention.
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Sev-
enth East and Fifth South streets; b NJ
Hogen, pastor. Preaching at II a. m
subject. Reputation or WORTH Bible
school from l2:15 to lis p. m There will
be no evening services today.
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All musicians will report to the bat
talon adjutant every Thursday night
for practice. 1t has also been recon-
snended that hereafter all companies
drill every other Wednesday night. in
stead Of their respective drill nights.
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Tiff Methodist EpisconaI Church CO..
4er Ninth East and First South streets:
joel a. Smith, pastor The pastor speaks
az - a. m. and at p. m. The second
Jap will be given. The lecture will be-
exclusively on That Chinalnan.' This
lee.ure Is Tree. 4 good musical pro-
srahme, with Chinese exhibits.
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Gloves, two clasps, overseam kind,
that wear so well; tan, brown, red
and white only, very nearly all the
sizes, though. About enough for
a two days sale, so instead nOo
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S, .3-.,erSal Brotherhood CTheosophical
s-5',i{ N America International Broth
h1,rrt Li iedgue. Lodge No. 81. room AS
'Ssr55-JO. .oek. Meeting at 6 D. m, subject.
49, t5'.',5ieSs- j. b. j.. meeting on " ed
t5ass- al, az p. m. The library open at
Of bs. meetings for the loan and exchanges
" O'oA& All are welcome. '''''-'' =
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First Baptist Church.-COrner of Second
South and Second West. Rev. H. b. Steel
nan. pastor Services at il a. m. and 7:45
D. m Sunday school at 12:15. 3. Y. p. q.
tG5 p. m. No evening service tonight
Wednesday, evening service at 7:45. A
Tae0me % AL
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Quaint and curious. Perhaps you
have friends in the East who never
saw a real live Indian. The eoloring
on these is ifelike to line; gorgeous
and barbaric trappings, all in real
istic portraiture; or perhaps you
might want them for cosy corner or
den.
They are mounted on heavy art pa
per, and suitable for portfolios,
mounting or framing. Many differ
ent subjects in sets of twelve, at
$1.00 the Set or 10c each.
While they last only.
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b-f5ii,-aal Science reuter.-I. O. o F
a. m .""Larket street Services at II
q, I1.,'' ..e-.ee meeting and SUNDAY school
lures nm y. M DO collections. ParIor lee
3, Nor.5 Say evening. AT Mrs. Senett's.
Yrs 49, 'n West. Thursday evening.
S,urIay @ s. .- East Second South:
South yi,.t ~ g..' Hr. GleasOn's. g3S
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hep 'SSs ell- Lutheran lions Church.-Cor-
rf1s, ,g ,-lAd south and Fourth East. SER
S--5,. quay az 1880 q. m. and 7.SO n m
, m [g-ooi 40 noon. Thursday at 7:45
uei IRE NJ on "Ine Revelation" cOntin-
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Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana ave-
Que and Navajo street. Services at II a.
NJ and 100 p. m Sunday school at 3:15
P. m Friday evening service at 1870.
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church c.L.g1ther4l..- Swedish Lutheran
Fourth Fst, of Second. South and
m.. se-,f.,.. streets. sunday school. ,
''r ST. W s,-'f H.. ~. p m. II. Hoffman, pas
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Sergeant Pike. is a little in advance of
me Others. and a challenge has been
issued TO the other organizations. The
lineup is as follows: Paul. catcher:
Skidmore, pitcher; Berlin, first base
Ltn- second base; Welte, third hase
Dunning, ShOrtStop; Plunof, right field:
French. center field, and Lieutenant
Scott, left field.
George W. Brown and r. G. Patter-
son enlisted in company A last Mon
day night
e companyS election has been post
poned until next Tuesday night, owing
20 the absence of Colonel Croxau. who
is to be supervisor.
captain Haywood and party returned
fasS Tuesday without finding any trace
OF Private Hildftch. who was lost in
the mountains some time ago.
good story is told on Captain Can
man, formerly captain of company NJ.
that was situated at Provo One night
ne was putting his men through the
Settlng-up exercises and gave the or
der for each man to raise his right foot
oy bending the leg at the knee. The
order was obeyed by all the men ex-
cept one, who forgot and raised his
right foot, thus making a. break in the
line. The captain could not understand
TINS and went around to the back of
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Mil Creek lHssiOn.-Wilbur school
,- -tp p. m. Sunday school and even
06g. with baptism.
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Trinity English Lutheran Church.-NO.
m South Fourth East street, Rev. A. c.
SWeinsberg pastor. Service at II a. m.
Gelng.
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Sergeant Hugh Nation has been ap-
pointed battalion sergeant major and
Musician c. w. Brewer of company c
has been appointed IS sergeant of field
music.
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Rio Grande Chapel-SecOnd South, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m.
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

Orders have been issued for battalion
drill 10 be held every other Wednesday
night, commencing May 2, and all ex-
cuses must be submitted to the battal-
ion commander.
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Awning Time at Hand.

And just word about the won
derful Climax" now that they
must be considered. The Climax is
so simple in construction anyone can
hang it; has a folding steel frame,
covered with a superior quality OF
Awning Cloth; is portable, viii last
for years. An Awning its equal, If
made to order, would cost just dou-
Bile the price. This week there's to
be an Introductory sale at these re-
duced prices:
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S1.25 Kid Gloves, csc.
Monday and Tuesday.

We are busy
Cleaning up
small lots that
remain because
their compan-
ions have sold
all too quickly.
This has been
a great Glove
season, and we
have had to
watch constant
ly to keep color
lines full and
strong. Today's
story is of
some S u e d e
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@, Andrews AIission.-Haiker' hall,
- Rev. James II. Cox, vicar. $3.50
I'm M Sunday School; p. m, evening
vnyer and sermon.
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c.,.,rv Nission.-Taggart's hall, Oar
-, Oel,1' Rev w. Daunt Scott, vicar. 9:45
M7,0-s sunday school. 1870 p. m, evening
rrgver and sermon.
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81. 1obp's Chapel-Perkins' addition,
y r Kraft. lay reader. 3 p. m,
Ss. ~. ~ school; 4 p. m, evening prayer
mi sermon.
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9TH N. E. Chureh.-tco,lT,nleerr tS Of I Third E
south ana EIsp jreaching services at II d.
Hunt pastor, -, sunday school at 10 a. m.
n. and { p ls on at Gas p m. Ladies Aid
BpWortnl, ITS Its Thursday at 2:SO p. m. with
So. Fl Z. carter.