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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-24
Jose d g Diego,
ADogado y Notario,
Mayaguez, Puerto-Rico.
q 45-23
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

Siempre Sc ha creido que una
tormenta es un semillero de males
Con esta Ultima Sc han conven
cido muchos, que origina algunos
bienes.
Los comerciAntes hau-vendido
muchas cuerdas y algunos clavcs.
Los chubas cos limpiaron las ca
lies y aQuietaron el polvo.
~ sobre todo, en- Cayey Sc qui
taron los faroles!
iAh, si nosotros pudiest mos IN
bien guitar los farolesl iAunque vi
niesen tres ciclones!
NJ opina asf, Mr.. Hol kris. Ell
ssegura. que 10 que nos hace falta,
es un Gobie-no Civil bien fare le o.
Altos empleados con buenas sol
dadas; porque todos han venido sa
crincandose aquf por patriotisMo.
iLo que son las cosas.
Y esta gente ipgrAta suponfa
que era por los mezquinos sueldos
que tienen!
Esta tarde haran su debut, los
clubs de pelotas del Departamento
del Interior y el de la Tesorerfa.
El sonetero de <El Pafs,, vota
por ell jue go de pelotas.
Lo encOntramos razonable. El
las juega muy bien en- ell club de la
Tesorerfa.
~.
va que hablamos de juegos, sa'
bemos que Sc sen-sayas uno de pima
zOS
Aver vimos un ensayo. Y Sc
<en-saya. con ensaf1amiento contra
los pantalones.
iVaya con la MisSissipia1aa; mere
cfa, por 10 menos, ser amazona!
f., gente maleante, ha dado en-
decir Que las Norm ales Sc anorma'
liar.
Son pequef1as nubecitas de vera
no, que Sc deshacen en- lluvia.
Como somos POGO afcionados al
arte culinaric, entendemos POGO de
pasteles.
Por mas que tachen q nuestro
diario de pastelero.
Pero vamos sl grano, este ee, al
pastel
iQue pasttles sen esos dc Ioa
Baja?
iQue Sc aclare ESQ!
Pero lsera verdad?
;Sera verdad
iQae un individuo de la Ju1ta de
Educacion del Coroz =, es un pe6n
de panadetf.!
Y mas; que algunas otrfs Jun.
tae, tienen miem bros de ste cali
bre.
mo podrfa hacerse una infor'
maci6n de todos los pueblos, e1 que
indlquen la profesion que tienen y
estampen su tirna, sea que tam
POGO sepan firmary
-
va esta en- marcha ell nuevo
muelle de espig61.
Maderamen, car pinteros obre
ros han llegado para dar principle
ala obra.
Es verdad qua ell eConsej, Eje
cutivos SO opuso que Sc volvlese &
levantar en- tai sitio
Pero ell Consejo prorore y....
la fuerza mayor dispone
Y ST antes fue de MADEIRA ahora
sera de hierro.
Asi, hero, mucho hierro, que
es 10 que ros hace falta segun la
opinion del simpatico sLeren,.
La tarifa Dingley es la gran ia
rifa.
Henos visto un papel traido de
Alemanis, cuyo costo es II pesos y
ha pagado de derecho 19.
Hay que ir & morir al mercado
americana y allf nos aplican g! mer'
cado domestico.
Els decir nos consideran va do
mesticados y nos ensillan.
IESTA UD. SORDO??
Ioda clase de sordera personas Que
gan bten, curables por medic de uuestra
nueva invencion; solamente losque hayan nac-
90 sordo son ncurabes. Los ruidos en- las
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"0n American land. J"

Con este signifcativo no nbre.
acaba ell joven professor d, n J B.
Hnyka, de componer una bonita
marcns, esmeradanente impresa en-
una de las mejores litografias de
Nueva York
Agradecemos al amigo Huyks
el ejemplar que tuvo la atsnci6n de
dedicarnos.
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86 vagones
capturados
POR Los lNGLEsEs.
Ounce beers prisioneros por defender la
impedimenta

New-York Agosto 2l 100 P. NJ.
Dicen de Londres d ue ingle-
ses han atacado en- Kldrksdorp un
convoy boer de ochenta y seis va
cones que fueron captlrados.
@ ince beers que defendieron las
municiones, cayeron pfisloneros de
los ingleses.
Esta derrota es mny comenta-
da en- Londres
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Ha sido autorizado al recau,

Ha sido sutorizado ell recauda.
dor de Aduanas para devolver los
derechos pagados. por los conner
ciantes receptores de los efectos
que Sc quemaron en- el muelle de es
pig6n correspondieutes ! al carga-
mento del vapor eCatalufla Sc ha-
ce Ia devoluci6n de dos mil y pico
de pesos, porque las mencionadas
mercancfas SO hallaban bajo Ia Gus.
todis de la Aduana cnando Sc que
mArOn.
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Mr.. Havemeyer
completanente
REsTABLECIDO
Su salud llepo a inspirar gtandes to
mOreS,

New-York Agosto "a l-2) P. NJ.
Ell gran capitalista Mr. Have
meyer que trat0 de fundar Ell gran
trust azucarero en- Cuba y Puerto
Rico esta completamente restable-
cido de su enfermedad q lego
a causar grandes temores en- el
mundo da los negocios.
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A don Abelardo Gonzalez Font
empleado del Departamento de Edu.
caci6n, Sc le han conce1ido diez dias
de licencia.
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/ EsTA UD. s0RDO q?

Toda clase de sordera Y personals uue no o.,
gan bien, son curables por medic de nuestra
an aueva dnvencion; solamente losque hayan naci-
jas cesan In diatamente. Escribanos porme-
nores sobre su caso Cada persona puede curar,
se por 81 m fsma en- su casa, con muy POGO gasto.
OR. DALTONS AURAL CLINIC, 5s6 La Sale Ave.
CHICAGO lLL.s U. v. o. q.
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Cubano Lima
celebre bandido
MUERTO EN- MATANZAS.
Reeibe dos descargas de fusil a oorta
distaneia

New-York Agosto q lao P. N
Dicen de la Habana que en- la
tarde de aver ha sido capturado
en- Matanzas ell celebre bandido
cubano Lima que tantos crlmenenes
habia cometido en- aquella parte de
Cuba. Lima t.at5 de defenderse con
su revolver cayende mortalmsnte
herido atrayesado 81 pecho por dos
balas.
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NOTIClAS P0R CABLE
sERVIc1o DIRcETo DE- NEW YORK /:
Veinte torpederos
de:spachados
PoR RUSSIA.
Mobilization de tropas en- la frontera

New-York Agosto 81 l-20 P. M.
Sc afrma que Russia ha despa-
chado veinte torpederos Y moyiliza-
do tropas en- frontera turca, para
ayudar a Francia en- el conficto
pendiente.
Russia esta diSpuesta q moyili-
zar todas las fuerzas que necesite
Francia.
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N0TICIAS,

La cuarentena impuesta los
barcos procedentede Ponce, en- los
puertos de Dinamarca Sc ha suspen
dido.
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Rostchild y otros hanqner,

ROStcHAu ObfOs uoHq uSIOS
eminentes, tratan de fOrmar un
Trust, en- los Estados Unidos, titu :
lado sde los cobres, para acapAraI
todos1 los negocios del acero y el
hero, llevando la batuta en- todos
los mercados del mundo.
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MOBILfARIO

Sc vende uno com pleto muy ba
ratio de casa de familia Informaran
Luna 81 altos.
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Sc encuentra osta ciudad, nues-
tro distinguido amigo y colaborador
don Jesus Amadeo.
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Vapor Gauss
sale de Christianla
PARA Ell POLO
Toman 7lVeres y guias.

New-Y York Agosto- 81 l-2) P. NJ.
Ell vapor xGausss que conduce
la comision alemana IN viaje de
exploration cientifica al Polo Norte
ha salido de Christiania con provi-
stones bastantes Y expertos guias.
Ell Professor Enrich piensa obte-
ner grandes resulta1os de ta ex-
pedici6n.
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Va esta planteado el proyecto
de llegar 8 uu arbitraje, entire patro'
nos y obreros, para poner termino
Ia huelga general en- los Estados
Unidos Ambas parties estan sufrien
do grandes perdidas en- sus intefa'
ses.
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En- Rio Janeiiro.
Grandes disturbios
DE oAaAoTER PoLIT1co.
Intervention neoesaria de la Poliola.

New York AgOstO II I-2U P. n.
Nuevamente Sc ha alterado Ell
orden.
Serios motines politicos hicie-
ron necesaria la intervention de la
Policla que fu6 acometida varias
veces por los amotiaados, vi6ndose
obligada a hacer varias descargas
contra estos.
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La entusia asia republicans pom
cef1a dof1a Rosa Acosta de FAiardo
Sc encnentra accidentalmente en- es.
ia Capital.
En- breve Sc celebrar4 una reu
nion public !, en- el Ayrntaminto con
ei objeto de reglamentaE ID mendici
dad. va estan tsrmiuadps los traba
j.s preparatorios.
Mario s Gsigel recfbe peiidos
para toda clase de plantas flores
feutas y legumbres de laf + amosa casa
Wick s Sons, de Rochesterr n 7 Sc
recomiendan las plantal de un afio
en- la seguridad de que hR de obtener
Sc IN buen resultado. SD dan infor
mes al que los solicite Direction San
Justo %
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Russia. Alemania y Ffancia, &
iniciativa del Czar, es probable inter
vengan en- 10 question del Trapsvaal,
en- favor de los hoers. Sc trata de
poner t6rmino Ia gne ezra, sacando
& Inglater1a del p pantano, donde Sc
ha metido.
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POR GLEN DOLLARS al con
tado SO vende un piano en- muy buen
estado, de Ia afamada f4brica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
xicanos. En- esta redaccion infor-
mareuos AP
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Ha sidO condonada una multa
de $40, por el Gobernador, impuesta
& don jose Barreto Rodriguez por
ell Juez de Policfa de Lares.
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Mr., Beveridge
sale de China
PARA LOS EsTADOS UNIcOS

New York Agosto "a l-2}P, NJ
Aver Sc ha embarcado en- la
China para los Estados Unidos ell
Senador americana Bsveridge, des-
pces de haber visitado las provin-
cias del Norte.
Aunque NADIA dice Il prensa,
Sc atribuye caracter politico a la
vista de Mr.. Beveridge
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Tranquilidad, Salud y RepOsO pa
rR las MadFee Y las CriatuF0S

RI JARABE CALMANTE do Ia Sra WINSLOW
les s ahsrGs s as sncia - rnav e s.s
todo dolor cura 81 c6lico ventoso. nocente efcaz
gan nino enfermo. que dejen que la prevention
propa nj la de oros evite 81 de esta medcina
proporciona alivio seguro absoutamente seguro
usa opOrtunamont0.
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Zapapicos Callino. palae, bote,
mango D., arados y rejas para los
mismos vende Ella DpIce Alianza,
Cruz esquina Fortaleza, de Calde
Aviles & G Q. San Juan.
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I'm esta imprenta se vende pa
pal de peri6dicos & $2-4C el quintal
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PARA NINOS.

Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas-coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- ''Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
MAD
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ST el Sultan de Turqufa no SO
humanizs, accediendo q las peticio'
nes de Francis. esta enviAr8 sus bu.
ques al Adri&tico y por les Darda
nelos har& una demonstration de
fuerza ante ConstAntinopla. Mien'
tras no pase de ahf, Ell sultan per
manecera tranquilo, & nuestro jul
oia
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MUEBLES BARATOS

Sillerias america mas y de We
na. Juegos para habitaciones y CO
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de min.
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
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Anunciio.

Sc deses adquirir preeios On
/. 600 metros ctbicos de buenA arena
y l. 500 metros cdbicos do piedrA pi.
cada en- pedaxos de una pulgadA.
Dirigirse &
VERT p. MAULEJR.
San Juan. P. o.
D. P.
Sc alqulla m mirs dor ventilado
independents. San jose II.
D p
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7atE9MM'MALLN@.

mer. Knives and forks fell dead. The
daintiest hands seized the big ears ana
without ceremony the lovelest teeth
were buried in them with mastiff S
eagerness. The scene is described as
bewildering, with a sea of requests for
more.
Being stated with green corn from the
cob the next surprise was watermelon,
another stranger to Europe. Half moon
disks were seized by members or the
-four hundred" and devoured as If at
plantation picnic The Writed de-
scribes the scene as strongly suggestive
of Rhode Island clambake. These
people had for a year seen no green
corn and no watermelon. They do not
raise such things in Europe, and the
most frequented hotels hardly know
what they are. 1t is we'll that Amerl-
can bred people occasionally sojourn
abroad for several months, They thus
learn to appreciate how well we are FED
in this country and how much we enjoy
what we are apt to ignore in the rage
for foreign cooking.
Take the five articles, beefsteak, green
corn, watermelon, coffee and ice, so
plenty in this country; they are almost
unknown in many parts OF Europe. We
often speak of England as beef-eating
country, and yet beefsteak, IS Ameri-
cans understand it, is almost unknown
in England What they mean by beef
is rump and roast beef. For the pur-
poses of an American this amounts to
next to nothing" On the bill of fare
of a certain New York restaurant thir-
ty-three different kinds of beefsteaks
are enumerated. In England the thick
double sirloin, or club" steak, Is virtu-
ally unknown. In Germany the case is
likewise One can get what is here
known as a Hamburg steak but Of
sirloin and porterhouse they know
nothing.-Bosto Globe.
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ADULT BIBLE CLASS AT CHURCH
OF THE REDEEMER.

The adult Bible class Of the Church
OF the Redeemer will meet tomorrow
In the lecture room directly after the
morning service, about 10 o'clock. The
leading speaker will be General E. s..
Greeley. The subject to be considered
will be Joseph Sold Into Egypt" I'M
usually interesting, and it is hoped that
a large number will attend, without re-
gard to denominati onal preference, and
take part in the discussion.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, Rev. Will
liam Hubbard, a returned missionary
from China, will lecture, showing idols,
shoes, clothing, ETC., of the natives.
This will be an important and instruc-
tive session, and room and seats will be
provided for the very large attendance
expected on that occasion. AS usual, a
most cordial invitation Is extended to
any one who would like to take advan-
tage of this special meeting.
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AT EpwoRTH CHURCH.

Services will be held at EpwortE
Methodist Episcopal church, Orange
and Edwards streets, tomorrow al
n 10.30 and 1890 In the morning there
will be communion with short address
In the evening the choir will give a
praise service, with sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. Fred Winslow Adams, OH "A
Marvellous Voice. The soloists will be
Mrs. Harriet Heath Adams, Miss Bessie
Ht1ney. G. Elmer Goodwin and Thomas
r. Ackrill The order for the praise
service will be as follows:
Organ prelude.
Professionalism Lover of My Soul.
Opening sentences.
Invocation.
Anthem-Praise Ye the Father.....
Hymn No. TAI. Lewis Edison
Apostles Greed,
Prayer--Lord's Prayer Palmer
Duet-The Lord is My Shepherd.
Henry Smart
Psalm Gloria Patri.
! Anthem Holy Spirit..... Bierly
NJ Notices.
Offertory solo-I Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say .....................H Harris
Hymn-If on Quiet Sea..........
Arr. by Lowell Mason
Sermon-A Marvellous Voice.
Solo after sermon-My Saviour First
of All.
Organ postlude.
Miss Louise True Law is the organ
ist.
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services tomorrow will be held at 8
o'clock and 1890 a. M, at 3 and 3
o'clock p. m. and at 1870 in the evening
There will be a short song service be-
fore the regular evening service, led by
piano. correct and violin The exercises
will be conducted by Rev. Mr., Moss
man, the missionary pastor, assisted
by L. r. Mcdonald of the First Meth
odist church. All are welcome on Sun
day and also every evening of the week
The entertainment for the Mems club
on Wednesday evening next will be pro-
viGed by delegation from the Young
Womens Christian association and will
be open to all.
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THIS LAND OF GOOD THINGS

The tide of ocean travel Is now set
ting rapidly westward from Europe.
Our leisure classes have done Europe"
as almost never before, and those who
have no fixed residences abroad are
longing to get home again. They are
hungry for America in more than one
sense, and many are free to declare
that they are coming home to get some
thing to eat. These are people who will
gladly testify that America is the best
fed country on the earth, and that the
homelv old dishes thew left behind for
the famed cookery of Europe are doub-
ly appreciated when one loses them.
A traveller just returned on one of the
new ocean palaces describes the aston
ishing scenes witnessed in the main sa-
loon at meal times. 1t seems that the
big steamer, in anticipation of Ameri-
can tastes, had taken out big supply
of green corn and watermelons among
her stores. AT dinner on the first day
out from Liverpool the walters served
this green corn in the original packages
and in the old-fashioned way, 1t was
like feeding the lions. All eyes were
riveted on the corn, and everything else
was forgotten. 1t was the first green
corn these voyagers had seen all sum-
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SCHOLARSHIPS IN MUSIC.

Professor Samuel S. Sanford Of the
Yale School of Music, has just estab-
lished scholarship for the benefit of
Nathan Sokoloff, a young Russian liv-
ing in this city, who possesses unusual
musical talent and will be given an OPP
portunity in this way. Announcements
are made OF the Steinert scholarships
founded by Morris F. Steinert, and to
be distributed annually to those show
ing the greatest proficiency in their
chosen line of work. The amount is
$3.50. The awards were made as fol-
lows:
For excellency in piano playing and
theory, James Maurice Porter of New
Haven.
For excellence in organ playing and
theory, Miss Florence A. Wells of
Wallingford
For excellence in violin playing and
theory, Benjamin Franklin Leventhal,
Hartford.
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Yale .JeweIry.

Sterling silver "Y" stick pins,
I5c.
Sterling silver flag stick pins, nc
Sterling silver stick pins, diamond
design, 21c.
Sterling silver flag brooches,
assorted sizes, nc.
Sterling silver, diamond design,
brooch pins, a1c.
Our soc Yale jewelry, sterling
silver, consists of seals, wreaths,
wishbone, large flag, anchor. On
Saturday at 41c.
The latest Yale University clasp
pins, sterling. Regularly, soc.
For 4Ic.
Our entire line of a5c hat pins
at 1oc.
Sterling silver cuff buttons.
Usually ST.. 90. Fer 75c.
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Sullivan; assessor, l.. s. Bagley; con-
stables, Frank M. Sperry Marcellus G.
Koutz and Henry Mccarthy; grand
jurors, Horace A. Smith, Grove j.
futile and w. X. Stevens.
There was no great contest for any
of the positions. William H. Shannon,
although not a candidate for the Of
flee, received a few votes for town
clerk There was but one candidate for
first selectman, although there is usu-
ally contest for this place.
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Old People Have Their Troubles.

Old People Have Their Troubles.
Mr.. Francis Little Of Benton Harbor,
Mich, is over eighty years of age. Since
1866 he has been troubled more or less
has tried almost everything in use. for
those ailments. Last August he began
using Chamberlain stomach and liver
tablets and was soon feeling much bet
ter. In a recent letter he says Il have
used three boxes of the tablets and now
think I am we'll" These tablets i'm
prove the appetite and invigorate the
stomach, liver and bowels. For sale by
all druggists.
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Bone Casing.
Superior quality tubular bone casing.
Ic roll.
Lightning bone casing yard pieces,
&C. piece
Our very best quality mohair finish bone
casing sell for zoe. piece, ISc
velveteen Bindings.
Glover bias velveteen, yard piece.
ice, piece.
Ouinnipiac yard piece, r4c. piece
Quinnipiac yard piece, ISc. piece.
Lakewood velveteen, &C. yard.
Merrimac corduroy, &C. yard.
Velutina c. &c. yard.
Velutina brush edge, &c. yard
Brush Bindings.
Superior brush binding &c. yard.
Elinor brush binding, DC. yard.
Meritan brush binding, SC. yard.
New Century brush binding, &c yard.
BraidS.
Colored Soutache braids, ~ yards in
piece. Regular price ioc, this week,
DC.
Hercules Braid from 4 to 20 line. In
co ors only Regular price was I2c. to
zoe. yard. During his sale the entire
lot will go for sc yard.
Hooks and Eyes.
Federbaken, &c. card. Secure, &C. card.
American &C card
Genuine belong Hooks
and Eyes, SC. card.
Darning Cotton.
Raymond darnng, IL pieces for SC.
Raven darning, Ia piece for Ioc.
Merrick's darning card, &c.
Coats darning cotton 8 balsfo SC.
c. B. dar,linq cotton, balls for sc.
Harvard darning cotton, &c ball.
Harvard cashmere, &c ball
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4tAT ST. PAUL S--REV. G. L. PAYNE,
OF NEW YORK.

The services in st. PauPs church to-
morrow-eighteenth Sunday after Tr1n-
fty-will be litany and holy communion
at $780, morning prayer and sermon,
preached by Rev. George L. Payne, OF
St. Marks church, New York city, FOL
lowed by second communion, at lo;9o;
Sunday school at noon; evening prayer
ana sermon by Rev. Mr.. Stokes at 1:So'
The anthem in the morning will be
.tJudge Me, God" by Buck, and In
the evening from Handles oratorlo
..Samson," Let the Bright Seraphim,"
etc
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AT CHRIST CHURCH.

The music at Christ church for the
eighteenth Sunday after Trinity, Octo-
Der 6, will be:
Morning at 1890.
professional 1888.
Introit STA.
Recessional 40S.
Tours Communion Service in c will be
sung in it's entirety.
Offertory anthem-Come Weary Pill
grims ,........'..'.'. loZleI
Evening at 1880.
y Chorale Evensong and address.
Professional 311.
Introit 673.
Recessional IL.
VESTS Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in
will be used.
Offertory anthem-O Lord Most Holy