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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
A VERY GRAVE SITUATION.
West Virginia Miners Declare They
viii Gust NOnuniOn Men.
SAY FORCE WILL BE MET WITH FORCE
Union Men Gathering from All Sections.
Meeting to Be Held Today---A Great
Deal Of Apprehension.

Mattewan, W. va, June p Thu situa
tinn throughout tho Thaker, Mattcwau anu
Diugess coal fields today is siill grave
one, Things had been bad before ycstef.
day, when the shooting occurred. hut the
crisis is set to come. The town secmeh 60
he quiet today and idle men standing about
had little To say, even to each other, but
today's quletncss has been but the cain
before the storm
Word of last evenings trouble spread rAp
idly and on the morning trains several
union men arrived They went promptly
TO work and early this afternoon u was
said they had the mob under control. hut
only to plan for concerted action of tho
UNION miners in Mingo, who numher nearly
Nfo They are gathering hcrr this even
Ing from all sections and tomorrow, prohu.
hlN IN the morning, the strikers win hold a.
meeting one OF the leaders said this MI
ternoon that " The ponunion men could
not he persuaded they would be compelled
That this tlmc they would meet force
Win force. This causes a great drat ot
apprehension
Next Monday morning toe operators will
make an attempt TO eject from their prop.
crtN all the striking miners now occu,yma
houses In the coal fields. This Will no dnnht
cause everything To break OUT aircsh and
tho eliminating point nt the crisis VIII
likely be reached Monday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
A SUSTAINED STRENGTHS
ome Lines Is Indicated by Brad

In Some Lines Is indicated by Brad
streets Review.
New York. june u Bradstrcets tomor
row viii saw The situation IS one OF
sustained strength In some Hines and of fur
tb.r Improvement ia others. The crop sit-
patlou. of course. remains tho main subject
of Interest ana this on a whole. s. a good
oup aifhougn too much rain In the South
Atlantic Stntes and too little IN leAas' WIN
The lack Of warm weather Tor corn ~ INC
Northwest have hecn exceptions. 'N'lnu
goods notably print cloths, bleaehed GoohS
aud number Of standard prndn'lR nave
been advanced this week ana an ihci"ise
I'm the price of the raw material Is as inuch
du. ia the better trade adviccs az nome
and abroad "a 90 crop damage from inc
south -. "a
vance have AT last succeeded In this re-
snoct and In addition corn and oats among
the cereals lard among hog products,
cheese among dairy pfoducis aDn eour' hpu
tio trc All higher on the week, the only
import8ut reduction being In wheat, due
mainly 10 liquidation Of the july oplon as
much as 10 continued good crop aaFllgs'
TnroueDu ndvices favor the Idea that the
continent Of Europe VIII be heavy buyer
the coming cereal year
ron and steel lose nothing 10 strength
as the turn Of the year approachts. kc-
ports Of activity IN pig Iron at The close
nf lnst week are confirmed aud Pitisbulg
,dvlces are Of sales Of fully 10000 tons 81
ties Of other iron. Foundry pig Is reported
in better call New demand for finished
material Is quiet 9s whole, bnl mn
nroducte likewise show seaspnnbie SHRINK
age and manufacturers are still eight weeks
hsbInd In ihoir orders, Chicago reports
some good orders for steel rails 10 the mar
lei ,Siih $50 demanded wher business mas
srtusiiy been cOusummated, an advance ot
10 on The week Plates, bars ana strue'
tnruI material are also hrmer al that mar
Eet B1ildlng hardware Is in enormous de-
mana the country over and wire ANA mills
are espeoi " scarce. There Is even bet
ter feeling the Southern pig iron market.
Wooden goods trad" adviees are quite
cheerful and clothing manufacturers ana
dealers are reported quite confident ms "a
mo outlook for business No particular
change Is noted 10 wool prices, bnt there
h good volume Of business going ot the
vast and 90 leading interior markets. shoe
shipments continue close TO the maximum,
again exceeding JOo,0V cases Tor the week
md on the season they are l2,1D cases
larger than a year HEo:
Hides are hrmer al the West and higher
~ the East Az Chicago leather Is active
] and strong NJ sympathy with hides. ana
| stocks Of upper leather are reported light
/ There Is growing demand for fancy
/ GRADES Of bllck feathers. An advance ol
| % on wax calf Is reported at Boston
| where export business Is also better
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
THE GRIMES COUNTY WELL
BORING CONTINUED THOUGH OIL
HAS BEEN STRUCK.
The Drill Has Gone THROUGH Three
Veins, the Last Good Grade
OF Petroleum.

Nayasota' Texas June 21.-Captaln I r.
bunlngton OF Anderson was here today and
states that the very best information oh.
talnable about the progress OF the prospect
well of the Grimes County Oil and Coal
company was that the well was now down
between 500 and 900 feet. and that a day
or two since the third and hest vein the
drllers have struck was encountered. that
without being hailed or otherwise developed
the oil came up to within a very few feet
of the ground surface, and It Is believed
that 1t would easily have proved a pumpcr
Of from fifteen To thirty.Gvc barrels per
day There are three good veins Of oil
in this short distance. and the oil cap rock
has yet to be encountered. The drillers
have gone on down after It; should they
miss greater How Ia this wet! they viii
likely pull up the casing 60 the last vein,
the produce Of which appears 10 b. il
Terminating oil which other sTmples from
the same field have been testeJ aud pro
upunCed TO be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

mont, Mr. J. II. Herndon. cspltaus, md
nasn,euls Shenist, began TO take leases on
Ii ohr Mound, then the 9uhey company
Inn y. Underwood Of the Euuitahie Min
ing company, and Mr. Munhan foi,ou,n,,
SNit una now nearly the whole county has
'ssh put under mineral leases
pui, seems asa the Oh Indications begin at the
ION 70 Damon Mound. between tho San
Dernara and BRACES rivers and from M
w I'M Mound In northeasterly direction
Inc one near the gulf rallsa pryan
ihhelgnts. under lease to Captain Iucas ~
bIs S cuIieSS company; one at West coinm.
lam e = halser Moteld. under lease to
Is IN =. underwood Of the Equitable Min
Ink company. and Damon Mound. fourteen
Miies northwest " Columbia and twentv
~ Ss southeast Of Rosenberg, under lease
70 Mr. j III. Herndon. the Gnffey romnonv
ana others. The various experfs who ara
IIanlllar with this section. Captain A y
lucas, x-State Chemist Hernd0n ex. State
mi ,!ossIl tumble, DR. Phillips Of the state
university, Mr.. Hugh L. Brawlev ana NJ
Munhail Of Pennsylvania. ali pronounce
i tns inuicatlons for oil as extremely promis
A yelasco is a well 500 feet doom r,h,on
Ewes on natural gas and at West Columbia
Is gas or burning spring that emits natu.
TNi gas ana sulphuretted hydrogen. and AZ
ga uhi'n Mound Is found rock sulphur and
Gus IL Is also claimed that naphtha is
found In the wells throughout this see
'ne thlhg certain, whether oil Is hero
OF nor; the drill, the only certain test, viii
Mr; Herndon's machinery and derrick
mas been placed on the r r. Muicahy lease
az Damon Mound. and work will soon com.
me Guney company has also put no two
Tigs AZ the Mound and one at BRYAN
heights, and the Equitable Mining com,
pahN mas the machinery on the GROUND
The result Of this development work will
De watched with much interest bv the
people Of Brazoria and Fort Bend counties.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
THE PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Enter Their Protest Against the sac
II thn Ola GAnnn Er.rt

Enter Their Protest Against the Sale
OF the Old Stone Fort.
According to announcement the patriotic
societies made mp Of the ladies of Houston
met at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the Lyceum to formulate protest
against the proposed sale OF what Is
known az the old stone fort a historic
property at SacoGdoches.
The societies represented were the san
Jaciuto chapter Daughters ~ the Bopub,
lie. Il h Lee chapter, Daughters OF the
Confcderocy, Martha Washington chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution the
Womans Relief C6rps. Grand Army the
Rcuuhlic, and thu Art League
Mrs. j j McKeevar. president OF the
San Jaclnto chnpiec, was selected 10 pre-
side aud the presidents Of all Of the other
above named organizations, together with
a number Of members Of each, were pres
ent.
After fun discussion. the trend or
which was decidedly opposed to dlsposng
OF tue property. another meeting was an
nOunced at which some definite action
VIII he formulated.
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Wants One Million Dollars.

Beaumont. Texns June 2i-s. w. Collins
ct al today filed suit against Valentine
Weiss 81 al to try title TO III acres In
the northwest corner of the Neatch sur
yey. Plaintiffs allege that on the lst da5
of January. 1871. they were in lawful op
session Of said land and that on the q
day OF January, 1901. defendants entered
nprn said premises aud oustcd them tnat
on the day and year when they were HNst
si o0Oon. and the rental value OF said lag1
was $500 per month Plaintiffs pray ior
recovery Of said land and for S,H,!pD daml-
aces for rent from January ! 10 the pres
ont time.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
BrwARE on A COUGH.

cough Il not disease, hut a symptom.
Consumption aud bronchitis, which are the
most dangerous and fatal diseases have for
their first indication a persistent cough,
and II properly treated as soon as tails
cough appears are easily cured. Chamber
ialns Cough Remedy has proven wonder
fully successful. and gained It's Wide rep
utatlon and extensive sale by its success
In curIng the diseases which cause cough
ing. II Il Is not beneficial Il win not cost
you a cent For sale By all druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
STOCKS ARE HIGHER.
q. prices Paid on the Houston
= Exchange Yesterday.
,,,GF TRANSACTIONS RECORDED
- Sellers Too Far Apart to Do
g' ss's'n..ss--Brokers Report Many
Inquiries.

Ioree attendance at tho
n's an and stock Exchange yesterday
f'ssen y. "a the II o'clock call resulted
r'l'lls' .n,rIted bidding. Only a small
''ns business was transacted. sales
'ssa'' ..,cted to some extent by ad-
|'.,.d quotations on the more active
FHn notable advances on the hid
~ ,rlces we're on the Hannah Oil
|''" prvan Heard, Sour Lake Springs
,a.r,ns Fractional gains were also
Ne ~ columbia Crude, Drillers. Enter
e. and Madeline.
n !, brokers state that they are con
~ aiding to their business, and that
~. arc now coming to them from all
u the state, and also from the North
h r,st Those who have stocks for sale
n. rIsh to purchase stocks are he
.. "a recognize that the Houston ex-
L..,s can quickly perfect trades, and
Ia, arc now coming in daily from all
y. !, the country. The greatest trouble
4 ~ encountered Is that buyers and
n, are TOO FAR apart on many stocks.
t.sps,s ~ the Houston exchange have
N.5,sts Of orders to buy stocks, but the
/ ". ibey are authorized to bid are gen.
! .a ~ considerably below the values set
4 shoss who have the stocks for sale.
! rallzed that this disparity will soon
TN. Itself. however. and when 1t does the
s,ss,rtIops will amount to several thou
In shares daily.
80 A. eNA 81
Z r,ded in on the local exchange No
IN, ssn 20 short" of the market on mar
N hi he must sell what he has ready
tss,aysr. and the man who buys Is sure
4 soaring TIE shares Of stock purchased
&hln few hours.
4 4 +
4 ne closing quotations on the Houston OIL
ID stock Exchange yesterday were as fol
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

ON lust Thursday evening q very integ
csting as well as a hotly contested spelling
m9fcn took place ~ the Massey hutnc-s
college. Both sides put mp very good
dght but after about AN hours hghJ Mr
& w. Eopps team won
The following young men assisted MI
Eopp In winning the hight Mca-ys o..
LuIhrt. Cox. Clntcr0urN, TRAY N3hr Good.
uer Strength stewart Kelley r,rr Mo
CrJnoy Stoldlck AutcrN sparkle and
Archie Anderson.
Misses EUlup Clurkson and Francis ttuiu
Duly uul Mpssl- Jake Eamuel ana Grover
Jensen acted aa Judges
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
as Oil-Rurninn Loeomotlve.

Beaumont Texas, June 21-Thc first
locomotive using Beaumont oil for fuel to
be put regularly into service, was engine
No 0G5 Of the Santa Fe which pulled a
passenger train out Of this city this morn
Ing The engine had previously been
given q pretty thorough test and II had
proven satisfactory, which Is evidenced bv
the fact that the engine has been put INTO
regular service When this engine arrived
In Beaumont Yesterday pulling the private
eled $50 miles ana had consumed but ore
tank Of oil This tank holds 1885 gallons
or about forty-two barrels which Is equal
In weight to about seven tons Of coal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Beaumont, Texas, June 21.-A. II. ster-
ret. who has the contract for building the
Lone Star and Crescent companys pipe
line TO Sabine and the line over the streets
of Beaumont has secured a gang twenty
five laborers from New orleans. Mr.. Stcr-
ret informs The Post Correspondent that
secure common labor in Bcauncnt He
made several attempts and finally gave il
IN as a hopeless task. II Is his expecth-
the pipe line construction. the hatch Of
twenty-five which arrived from New Or
leans being the first installment of those
who are to come from other cities.
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Mil Co ......
sAAzoRlA COUNTY FIELD.
we Facts Concerning the Search fol-
Petroleum.

|sme Facts Concerning the Search for
Petroleum.
ssa0erg Texas, June 21.--As far back
~ Srazoria county has attracted at
''u On account of It's minerals In
'saf company chartered under the
" Illinois under the name Of Da-
e.. Magnetic Mineral company was
h - 10 exploit the mineral and medic
l' on the A. Darst league, now
\, paloon Mound. This company owned
y. .lu leased a portion Of the Mound
snu put up and marketed the dirt
~ ounce packages as a panacea for
MS that man is heir to. While
49,. mas ceased to be commercial
|.iehs u Is stlll used locally as a
p sl5mUff.ane composed OF sulphates of
Elsu, sr9 soda, magnesia. lime, free
S,r,lSs nd Probably free sulphuflc acid.
F.. el'er the big oil strike at Beau
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
AeoNclLLo RgTuRNINe AoME.
Aouinaldo's European Representative
Has Lett Paris.

Has Lett Paris.
Paris, June 21.-Agoneillo the EuropH 4
representative Of Agulnaldo, has given up
his apartments here and left week ago
for Marseiles. j. is said he is returning
TO his own country
Agoncilo has been operating 10 Paris ior
r,nntbs nast lie was seen recently and
sdmitted that che now received little news
nom tho Philippines he had asAel 20 sc
allowed To return to Hong Kong on prlNltt
business He evidently regar led mir pres
cnre In Fprone AS useless. lie lived very
auietly here aud seldom left his apart
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Tabernacle Baptist church corner OF
White anDdearctu shrdlu shrdlu shrdluu
White and Decatur streets. Sixth ward,
one block south OF Washington avenue,
the strangers church. +. Ammons. pastor
Sunday school $3.50 q. m preaching nc II
a. m, and S:i5 y. m. hy the pastor. prayer
meeting Wednesday S;i5 y M Mission
SrLday schools; First Ward. on Dart
street, between Holly and Oak at 3:ph p.
M Houston Heights al $50 ~ M anG
rfeachlng by Or, james f. Duncan imue
dintely after Sunday school
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
Nm on Company Chartered.

Anstin. Texas, June 2t.-Another oil char
tor was filed today with the secretary Of
srate- the beaumont and Missouri on com
n,nv Of Fort Worth capital sock S00l'
cm, Purpose to prospect for OIL and ONE NJ
,,,inerils Directors: oliver Holmes; "
H M II his ST Louis X. l.. Hull: w 9
Il, .(i,t Fart Worth, and Joseph Haydier,
beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ. Scientist, corner
Travis street and Mckinney avenue-Sun
day school at a45 a. M; services az ~ a.
M and n m. subject: lis the Universe
Including Man Evolved by Atomic ForceY'
"Wednesday evening meeting at y O'Clock;
reading room of the church open daily
from to 6 o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

~ M, leave home on Journey witevm
DO ~ ~ chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
voS nisrrboea Remedy. II lie almost Ger.
anu - hs needed and can not be procufeo
.a.n or are on board the cars or steam
Snlie !, "a pIeassnt. safe and reliable. s'f
sals ~ all druggistA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
! CrMRERIlANn rRESRYrrRIAN-

ACuptberland Presbyterian church J. "
Halsel, n. d, pastor AT II a. m sunday
day and short sermon TO the children
by the pastor. Let an come prepared 10
make a liberal collection for the sunday
school work. Services at $40 -, M sun
day school at 10 a. mt PRAYER meeting
every "Wednesday az $40 H. M an ser
Vices In the chapel on F0unin and pcase.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Won feel better at once after using HER
RINE YOU enjoy your food more, ana
YOU get more nourisnment and lnyigoIs,i.l.hajg
pfNE MAKES you stropg, vigorous and
cheerful Price. 50 cents; For sale by A.
ri Kiesiing, druggist, 500 Main street
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l.aioatInns h AZ ennIs WeII.

,,nois Texas. June 2i.-The drill In the
.",, - The sa.nls, Ico. Light and Power
on w. has reached a depth o, 125o fer;
C29ps sIg,,t Indications of oil TAe c9ntreis
VIZ fer 5O)0 feet To case holiins
ea,,ci,ed before that depth.
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- h the Fiaures.

Ryan Texas. June 2l,-The spec'o, ~ :,
80 post relative TO the sale oil - 10
scres s Of land at Sour Lase ey nav Nave read
PadTcsosn n,r az acre instead OF 5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
spIRIrtrAI1srs

The Houston spiritual society will hold
its usual sunday afternoon meeting at
Caledonlan hall No. l0l0E Texas avenue,
at $50 o'clock sharp. Mrs Mary Arnold
Wilson Of Fort Worth win be present and
deliver the afternoon discourse. The pun
lie Is invited.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
EollR MEN MERE KILLED.

Fxplos,on Of Dynamite in Washington
Mine the Cause.
Kalama. Wash. June 2i--An explosion
Of dynamite occurred here today 10 the
mine ~ the washington and oregon rail-
road, in which four men were killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22

Second Church OF Christ. Scientist. Main
street. between Mckinney and Lamar ave
nues--Services Sunday at II a, III. and 5
p. M subject lis the Universe lnclud
Ing Man, Evolved by Atomic Forceg" sun,
day school at 10 o'clock Wednesday evcn
ing meeting Mt o'clock Reading room
open daily from 10 ia 10 o'clock noon An
Rrn cordially Invited.
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We extend a most cordial Invitation to all.
especially 20 strangers and visitors. II. d.
Wilson. pastor.
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EIIzslMMoNs AND RUHLIN.

The Combination Fighters and Wrestlefs
to Meet.
New York, June 2i.-Bob F';ssimmoas
nud Gus Rubin were matched today 70
,neet In wrestling match &C Madison
sonare Garden on the night Of JulS =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-22
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
Where Services viii Be Held Tomorrow
in the Various Churches.
EPISCOPAL

Christ church. corner Of Texas avenue
and Fannln street Rev. Henry d. AYES.
rector-Third sunday after Trinity Holy
Communion at 1880 n. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
at s o'clock sunday school at $50 a.
m Monday. Nativity Of st John, Bap
list HOLY Communion at 1880 a N. sat
urday. Feast Of St Peter, Holy Com
munion at 1880 a. m. Choir practices Tor
bows on Monday Wednesday and Friday
m $50 a m Full rehearsal on Friday at
80 .. m Litany AZ $50 D. m.
Clemens Memorial, corner Of Bingham
and Sabine streets Services at II a. no.
and y. m. sunday school at $50 a. m
Trinity chapel, corner Of Louisiana street
and Tuam aYenue-Sunday school az J'3D
a. nj. Evensoug and sermon az > p m.
Holy Communion on Monday and saturday
81 Mary's church, corner OF Cont aud
Hardy streets, Rev. Henry j. Brown rec
tor Holy Communion az 100 N, anI,,
dqy school no $50 a. M. EyeNsong anu
sermon al =. m
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Observation-Disclosures,
MAJORITY ARE CHILDREN.

$4,000 Out OF $1,000.
London, June y The war score.
tary. Mr.. Broderick, Informed Qucs-
toner In the house Of commons to-
day that out OF 6s,ooo persons In
the concentration camps Of south
Africa $4,000 were children.
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PREsBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church, corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue, Rev VIII
lam Hayne Leavel d. D.. pastor Sun
dav school at $3.50 a. m, e. w. Taylor
sunerlntendent; John E. Wiley and Ed
ear watkins. assistant superintendent;
Miss Fannie q Vincent, superintendent
urinary department. Public worship at II
m win preaching by Rev. G.. Z. Gun
ningham d d, q Yazoo city, Mss
~ r cave. u D.. Of Padncah, NY.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
Westminster Presbyteriau church &c, corner e,
Rnsk and Louisiana sabbath scho9i ~
90 nj Preaching az II a. m ana $40
= m Young Peoples Society 81 CHRISTIAN
EEpdiesavar al 80 p. m. All cordially inylt.
~ Strangers especially welcome Edwin
McNutt. minister ,.,-,, .ornor n,
rsn,ar and Crawford streets, Rev. - M'
'Tennav pastor sunday school az N'6u a.
~ ~ X Tayior. superintendent Ant'
W. r,ootb secretary; Ben Campbell treas,
n T1s Pubiic worship at II a M ana ,, ~
m Subject In the morning :. Inc IN,
un5 Eacts Concerning Chrlst ,lInlfl
,i,ncttnr al $50 D. ~ "Wednesday lsltof'
.ecsive cordial welcome at All these ser
vices.
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First Baptist church, B, F. Riley D. D..
-as,ar services IN Bryan hall, Fannin
street. between Rusk and Walker sunday
se,oo, a.aO a m preaching IL a. a. ana
M; subject Of morning sVf"0n'
aDuty to the Young
,,.ar,v Avenue Baptist church. corner
:, Iibsr,v avenue and Hardy stTeet--Usual
sar,1ces next sabbath sunday school $3.50
nj Or. ]. NJ. Arnold. acting superin'
,endent; preaching IL a. m, and ( nj
morning discourse practic a. C a1s2sa
t,s..t. Vnnnc PEOPLES Mission 1.lJ.
n,ost interesting program VIII be rendered.