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bee) 10 CHURCHES Active in Spiritual Work. Irand Mass Sleeting of the Ep-worth Lea Be. Preparation of Christian EndeaTorm 1.1 i Note Catholie News lAnooaecments. Ti meeting) hy the Ipworth Leagues to tb various I roup meetlrgs during the week here oeen largely attended, th churches beitf In most 1c rro ded. and tn couple cf places all who desired atler.d could not get Into th church.

Th" Mm 1 true of ibe meetings being held on the Mber side of tbe river. The reporta from all the meeting' are very eneoiraglng. as la lndU 1 hy the following: bad ahailelnjeb 1 maUn at McM ttken horr-h TburwUy nifbt the room aas Oiled, ol.rriou tr.timr.nles. raven rainverslon at the altar. Tb Holy Spirit art a'l hearra on fire.

'On Tuesday night Pendleton Church wai fit to tu utmost citeelty. Eulhaaiaam, like a biilo. ovrr the meeting. Scores of tetiir.i,nies. Altar filled with seekers for a de-oer work of grace.

Tba Kant End la on 6re." 'At Price Hill on Thursday evening tba church was flt.cl. and. after talks by Rev. Ir. Marker.

P.ev. Bacon and Mr. Doering. the meeting was thrown open for testimonies nd inanr responded On man asked prsyirs ut ihe people." -TL meeting on Tuesday night of tha tame at Sixth Street Church waa lo Isrgely attended, end everybody went away heneflted. tesUrnoniee showing the wonderful power of the Holy Spirit to aanctlfy and keep." Similar report could be givsu from all the other roups.

This afternoon at 2:30 o'clock a mass meet. Ji.nior Epworth Uun will be held in Wesley Chanel, to be conducted by Mm bits Superintendent the junior wr-rk In the district. A large gathering of tha children is'eipecleJ at this meeting. Ihe grand mas meeting, for the coming week which are i.i be held at V.rley Cliaprl. Fifth street, between arncre street and Broadway, will beicin ith iove feast at itial place tu-iu-rrw aliernoon at o'clock.

Services will beheld there eery nlfht nrit week, to be by Kev. M. (wadener.ru'.-eriiiiencleiil ot tlie Cincinnati Church Extension lety. He is perfectly at home in this he pent many years in evawn-ii-iic services. A 1 leagues will Join in this meeting, and a general invitation i extended tu eery one to attend.

The singing nl te charge of Kev. l. I.ee Auitman. bi ill be enisled by a chorus of 1UU To ices and an orchestra. CHBI8TIAK ESDEAVOS 50TES.

Fonday. March i. will be devoted to the Second lierman Presbyterian Church. In the afternoon the eunday school will have a mUniuuary meeting when addresses will be made by Mr. It.

S. Fulton and Mr. O. W. Winno.

At 7 v. ru. a Union Mis-siouary meeting will be hild in which the members of the First Reform German Church, the Zion Evangelical Church and the yirt and Second German Presbyterian Churches will nil. The add rei i 1 1 be made by Prof F. L.

Kagle. At the Kndeavor will meet and memben of the C. E. Society, of the) Zion Evangelical Church and the Young People's Missionary hocleiy, of the First Reform German ana the First German Piasbytenan Churches still unite with tuem In considering the sani; theme. The regular Endeavor lone lor ibat evening is "Heroes o( Missions," thus mating a veiy appropriate ciosiiig of the day.

Mr. Howard Kenshaw, Mr. Lavid Hamilton and others from the Popiar-streel Presbyterian ruciety will be present at the last meeiuig and a.tsit the Lome society la ihe consideration of Uie topic presented. branch A has arranged for a mass meeting at Browne A. M.

E. Chapel on March 17. An adores by Kev. E. 'lruiubull Lee, ot the tecond Prestiyterian Church, on "The Sao-bath, a (jumtlon of Idvlne Law," will the feature of the meeting, and will well repay tiir-e bo attend.

ihe Kndeavor Society of tha Walnut Hills CoiiureHational Church has engaged the Boone concert Lompauy for an vuieriaiii-nient to be alen at its church on the evening of March li. "Blind lloone" is considered the equal ot "blind lorn" aa a musical Indwy. the programme for the nnlon man meeting i ri.aiiches 1 and forthe evening of March 'JUatiha Central Cbrisnau Chun includes a speakara Kev. tieorge S. J.

Browne, Key. A. Aodndge. Miss Buuiell and Edstard Mars den. The addrexm will all be along the line of Christian Eudeavor work.

Mr. Mars deu will i.l about the A laskaua before and after conversion. The Endeavorera of Washington City are fully auve tu the importance ol the great con vrottoii be held there in July. At the last meetltig tbe Executive Committee til societies out of In the listrict of Col labia I nion were represented, the largest lu the history of that union. eonie idea ot the preparation being mad for the convention rau be formed, hen it is understood that each ol tbe tenia to be erected on the bite House lot ill accommodate lu.ua) people.

Tuey are JM feet long. liJ feet wide, and each no-upf Kjuare feet of spec. In aoili ion several isue cburebea have beau sevured fur overflow tueelinrs. the fact that a great many of Branch Enueavorers had a "previous engagement" unlrrkiay evei.ing. tebruary the dim rueeungof that branch ma a very aulbuaJasttc and enjoyable one.

it waa held In the Lock land BaptL-t Church, tha prsrU sen tea being led Ker. 11 oil. of the wyorumg liyik-i i.urcu.iiv. j. it.

of the home church. ieaUuig the devotional service. Ihe )dre of the vem was made by Kev. J. U.

Mil.er. the ne iasiorot the umt-erlaud Presbyterian Church uf ihar.n and Heat Chester, on "A li Lane Into Ui uture. T. H. 0.

A. S0TE3. -Tb Greatest Man in the World" will be ably discussed at tho men's ruse ting Sunday afternoon ty Rev. Sydney Strong, pastor of the Walnut Hill Congregational Church. Th s-rvu- wlU open at 3: IS with a half hour's special soug service.

These nieeting are becoming more popular and continually a'trectlng large audiences. All young men, whet be resiuenia or strangers, are welcomed. The class of Sundav school taacber nnder the instruction ol Mr. Robert Bon-all has outgrown ihe lecture room, and this afier-insu will begin holding Its meetlngain the large bail, where many more can Is? aeccru-im-aatcd wiu comfort- Every teacher in the city, aa well as advanced scholar, is invited. The Ma continued Interest in Biole study, as tuanilestcd in th various ciassca.

The Gymnasium Bible Club meets at p. m. Sunday, th Junior Biol Class at 3:13 p. the Mnosuis' Bible lass at p. in.

and tue Busy Men's Bible Class at a p. ru. Moo-day. There is still room in each class lor additional members. During lite past week Rev.

Stephen A. orthruu, pastor ot the First Baptist Church, baa been delivering an excellent vert of practical taiks a. the noun-day maeung for tbe busy and unemployed men. lba aaiue service alii continue during the coming week, being beid from to of each day, buaday exesptsd. Railroad Y.

M. ta A. Much interest manifested ta th "Oet Dae Club" memberahlp oonteat. circular letter has beea Isaued to every member of the department baking them to aecure at least one pew member wlthla the aext days, so aa to Increase the membership to tbe enroll meet of 1.000. Air.

J. L. Orb-eon la Chairman of the Wood street braaeb and Mr. B. 8.

Jdleff pf tbe Union Depot branch. K.aoa chairman keeps aa account of new mesa bar brought la by tbe "Oet One Club." At the elose of tbe contest a grand mom bora rally will be given at the branch eec tir ing tbe largest number ot new nseenbera. 8moe the nrat of tbe month 43 appllcatloo foi metoberehia have beea received. It at ta Lnioa Depot braaoh aad 24 at Wood afreet branch. Rev.

K. True-bull TV pastor of tb Second Preabytertaa Church, will address the railroad men a gospel meeting at tb Wood st reet branch. Tbird aad Bay miller reels. Sunday at a p. ra.

Bubject, The Higher There will be a cornet solo by Mr. Bea 8. Jelleff. ahso eoaa spactal winging. Everybody la cordially Invited to this eervie-.

Mr. William VeJLUleter. ageat c. C. aad St.

L. Railway, addraassa the meeting at the Union Depot branch last Thursday soon. Th aext railroad men'e cottage prayer u-vui hi dciu i ui swis a- ssr. ana M. Clark.

tl Neavo atrwt. I Tueaday eveolna. March 1U. Kloaer B. alo- Coy wiu be the CiTEOLIO IET8.

rutri rag comix vgxc Bondsy. March ft-Third Saaday el Lent, sFospal. gt. Lokezf-. 14-2Si MJasoa casta out a devil.

St. John of Sod. Confwssor. Monday, March Franeea at Sotae, Widow. Tnasday.

March 10 The Forty Martyrs. Wedaswday, hiarch UbU XtOogiaa, Priest and Marryy. Thursday. March lr8t wregory the firaat. V-t'UI-alJ(, frldsy.

March 15-The five the CalLou: alights A inrkaha edht branches in this city and coantr, Thay aa I Branch at ti. A. Hall en fiiith atrtwt. on itt on aoo uuxa eiineniy ai "Sranrft U. at t.

Hall. Vine and tWrt Mill street, nr and third Brey--K -1 and third buniiay. Branch w-. at o. o.i ctara sireex, nrat ana third euti'lsy.

Branchial Can tag, hraneh rJ-1 at M. Bernard. On Toesday. March 4. the venersMe Hter Anthony, who lor suanv years past has been making her horn uh toe bah of the In- fat Aftvlam St horwrsoil.

re ten rated tr sis tletb anniversary of her entrance In religious life. The food sixer, who carries her vears with remarkable ease, was ant forgotten by her friend and Well wishers. Among the people of this section no oe is regarded with more genuine ior and affertita among iu- and the general public than tister Anthony. As ni-ertorof theoidM. John'a Hospital on Third street, later of the Good C-inaniaii.

as cms bo has aacri fifed everything for li' of tneulrtc and charity and coa-aacratod ber sapermr ta ents to tha alleviations of human sufferings In hospitals, or-pbaneresand on the battlefields of our civil ar. sbev aa Known to be aver foremost and In the lead. The seventh annual report of St. Francis's Hospital, on Oueen ity avenoa. sirmount presents the following statMir: Si umber ot atsrnt In the bospltal Jannary 1.

1S. 4 (atsrnt in the bospltal Jannary admiiud during the year MS; total under treatment. TsV Dtschareed. 41V: died. Isi remaining Iieeember SI.

1 'In. 7- i amber of rra'e patients trsated. 443: female. 34. A holy mission lir the married men of IU.

Xavier rvingregatlon will begin on rStndy. March the auspiesrs of the Married Men's p.Msllty. Th mission will be conducted Kev. Jarres Dowlli.c. f.

at prae-entof Chiego. Father ttowling istuesoncf tbe venerab.e sMribm of ft. Xavier'. Msrb a and a SU Xavier boy. All tb niarried men of tha parish are invited and urged to one.

aays the ft. Xavier aiendar. At a congregational meeting held last Sun-dsy In hi. F.iutabeth's Church. Sorwood.

It was resolved to build a new chimb, and a Building Committee, consisting of the ps-tor, Messrs. H. randers. U. Aloers, J.

C. Masker, r. lttroek, E. Monllnier and J. Rolsen.

aipolnted to sec a re and estlmalaa of co-t for the propcssi-d new building. Robert F. Doyle Council No. lot, will aire Its last recbtnnf the season on Faster MoO-dav nigh'. April at HaiU fhe Dramatic bect'on of Murray Council So.

212 will produce 'The Codicil" at Levas-aor Hall, on M. Patrick's etentng. March 17. un last Sandsv the Georse wa-hlngton Council Nn. celebrated its anniversary in St.

hat Is Cburrb. Caribsjte. In grand style. Hleb Mass was ee ebrated at o'clock by Kev. Joseph Sioeppelman.

at mbu'b moat all of the members received Holy Communion. The music by the choir was Tn. Veapan masrelebraled at 2 :3) o'clock by Rev. James Moore, chaplain of the her-herd Con-vent. Carthage, who also delivered an excellent addrcs on "Chancier." Members of other branches era red the oreaaton by their presence.

hecburch was ly decorated tin the national flsg. All lit all. the of this day was Indeed something lor tbe society to be proud of. All friends of the orphans at the Cummin. viile asylum should not fail to attend the called meeting next hnnday afternoon at o'clock, in Holy Trinity Hall.

AIEOUHCEMEHTS. Ik the Vnltarlan Church, on the Reading road. Hev. Ueorge A. Thayer will preach at 11 o'clock on Highway in the Wilder-ness." V.

E. Lorcas will nreach at the Walnut Hills Baptist Church both morning and evening. Subjects: "Tha World for Christ'' and "The Character of Joahua." At tha Walnut Hllla Christian Church, Locust street, between Park avenue and Kemper lane, F. U. Kannon.

of Tonawanda. 2M. jr win preacn at li a. ra. ana tuhi p.

m. Tn Fergus Etreet Christian Church. Phillo T. Pendleton, pastor. Morning service.

1 1 a. subject. "Living Epi-'les:" evening service. subject, "Ihe Devil at the Cross." Ret. fTTsT Stronr, of the Walnnt Hills Congregational hiircn.

will 'axe lor his tonics to-morrow. "Jeniis's View of Eternal and "Jesus in Common Life, or Talk on a well-curb." At the Pendleton M. E. Church Ray. J.

Lock, of Winton Place, will preach at 10:45 m. Kev. 11. terhev. tha Pastor, will preach at 7:30 D.

m. Communion service at 10:4.5. m. At the Church of Christ. Scientist.

Hall Eim-sireel entrance, new Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Elm and Seventh streets. Sunday morning services at 10: Subject: "Tbe Good Samaritan. Da. Nomiaor. pastor of the First Bantist Churrb.

Wesley avenue, welcome tha reader o'clock and i o'clock services. find a delightful reception by pastor ana church. Thi Evangelical Alliance will meet Monday at in a.m. in tbe chapel of the Methodl-t Rook Concern. Kev.

Ura. Lea and bui ette will sneak on the subiect. "Tha Value of Church to the Community." E. 0. BriTo-j will preach in Forest Avenue m.

r. cniircn morning ana evening, sub iects: "The Prodigal Son" and "The Elder irother." Comnanion sermons. Do Dot hear one of them without tbe other. At the Norwood Baptist Church: At 0:30 Sundar school: 11 morning service, conducted by Kev. A.

Jndson Sage. D. I p. louni people roceilugl 7:43 D. evening preaching service.

Bbxj L. Smith. Correapondlng Secretary American nnstian Missionary Bociety, will preach at the Central Christian Church, Ninth street, opposite City Hall, at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Christian Endsavor ti lJu p. m. AT th Norwood First M. E.

Church, the subject for the morning sermon, to be delivered by the pastor, Hev. W. L. Y. Davis, will be 'Sacrifice." In the evening apecial services will be held.

Th attendance at the meeting la steadily Increasing. At tbe First English Lutheran Churrb, Bare street, above Twelfth, there will be preaching at 1 1 a. ra. and 7 .4. p.

Sunday school at a. m. and ioung People a meeting at 7 p. m. laietneucai instruction at a p.

ra. Rrv. O. Rot-OHTOK will preach at Eaat Pearl Ptreet M. F.

Church Bunday. at 11 a. ana at mvemide Church 7:40 p. m. William u.

Targer will nreach at t-ean street ja. t. cnurch at 7:45 p. m. Jrrns N.

Oart, pastor of the Christian Clinreli. Klrhir.ond and Cmter strreta. will reach to-morrow morning and evening, optr. "Home" and "Christian Baptism." Baptism at the close ot the evening aerv-ice. At th Mt.

Anbnrn Presbyterian Chnreh to-morrow morning Dr. Curtis will have for his subject, "Torch Bearing the Christians' Business." In the evening, ihe second in a erics of Lenten sermons, "Iha First Thing AO DO. PtrrantT nlgM at Salvation Temple, Tine street, a free and easy meeting Sunday. a. rru Jhree Drills.

Holiness meeting p. Sonira of Praise and Testimonies. 8 p. m. "lilt Well WiLh Your Soui?" Meetings lea oy one 01 toe vvtsrana.

Tnr First Reformed Presbyterian Chnreh. Plum street brtwwn Eighth and Ktutb streets, ueviu Mcainney, pastor, earvice a. tu. ana to p. ni.

-Morning sermon. The Harmonv Ot hlfe: arternuon aaeanon "Ue ill AboudaaUy Pardon." At tba Clifton Methodist Chnreh, C. S. Scbenk, pasior, preaching services at 11 a. ni.

and p. m. Morning topic: "The Good In 'lie evening ihe pastor will deliver th tbird ialK of th srriea on "The Lives of tha Meiormers:" tuhiarL "Jh, Calvin." Riv. Jiitas B. Dtxxra.

D. of VewTnrk Cut, for many rears missionary in Pyrla, and who is now lecturing in Lane eeminsry. nreach Babbath mornlna in th first Prwl-yterlan Church, on Walnut Hula, Dr. McKiobcii. pastor.

Ov Socdsr evening. March ft. at 7 -IS o'elnek. Key. Charles Uus, pastor of the Avondaie Presbyterian tburcb, will begin a series ot sermons on The Cradle," "Toe Altar.

"The Grave" and "The ol PeaxL" Morning service at 11 dock. Ijsoouat Ps.na Btrnrr Ctjuch. O. R. Rohblna, pastor.

Morning worship at 10 o'clock. Them of sermon "Seven Wonderful Things About Christ. Sunday school at 11.15- Evening service at AO. Subject: "dinging in the Darknaaa." Jsan-tlsm at clone of sermon. Rwr.

V. S. Viurav. will preach at the rnlversaHst Church. McMillan street, west of Gilbert avenue.

Walnut Hills, to-morrow morning, upon th subject "The True Temple." In the evening bla theme win "The Universality of Sin." Good music at each service by choir and oloiata. AT tbe Ninth Street Baptist Church, tha pastor. Rev. Warren O. Partridge, will reach on Sunday morning ea "Progress in he Christina IJIs." and ia tha evening on -Th fricnu of Christ," which la th second In the serlea on "The Divine Man." Popular aung aervice attar the aermoa.

Ftasr PttsBTTikisy. Rev.C L. Work, D.D., pastor. Morning snbjeett 'Repianc In Bible Colors." Evening services evangelistic The noon prayer meeungs whtrb hare been conducted In this church for eight weeks by the pastor wilt be discontinued for tbe present, but mar he again taken Bp at some future time. Tas Immanuel Baptist Chnreh.

corner Hamilton and Pullati avenues, Xorthslde. Pa-tor C. H. Wheeler will preach. "Roentgen Bays," "Keeping the bebbeth." 7:.

Next Wedneaday evening, sixth church anniversary. Tea at 6 for members of the church wish their husband and wives. Installation of officer at a. At Korthsldo Presbyterian Chnreh, Chase and Hamilton avenue. Ra.

James At. La mcb. pasMJr, uivine service 11 a. ni. and i :90 d.

m. Subiect. anorwtna ''Una Tn Find Bod;" evening. "The Prayer and Prom-ise." bundav school a. snuna Mn.

r'e't meeting 6 xp, Jprajef meeung muawsj iiifuii Vrsa orasrr CoMasosTtawab Cwrsce Herbert Bigekiw will preach morning sod vhing on tb subjects: ATbe Beauty of Character," and "Lifo a fjivln Comm aslnn. K. 2 fare ehnruaebolr. V. P.

av. mting at i clock. Mid-week prayer meeting. 1:44 PSUlSllBillU4 St-SDST. March at V.

X. Chnreh. Weat fitth street near Freeman a sen a. Prearb- Ing el 11 g. m.

and at n. m. by the pastor, R. lavid it. (aeon.

Tbe morning sermon win ue upon ids xtiguer t.ile." Evening Themet "The Ways." 7 p. aa. Gam ble Chapter. Epworth League, Will ooaducl a service of bong and Praise, Rv. Jaaia Mraaar.

a dlatlaguhdied membersof theClnclnnallCoeterenceef tbe ML E. Church, died of a prolonged Illness m. Friday, la MechasMsiiurs. i aad will be buned next Moeday irora th M. C.

Ckurob of that town. Mr. Murray baa had a vary booerabl career, having held a number of tbe asoet prominent charews In waa aa old Ctnmnnai THE EKQUIBEB, dNdNKATI MAJROEL -T, 1896- BlXTEEK PAGES, pertone la at ry good, siiiii ta this etry-. in waa) rovrasny a pwavvr Chapel ana also aerrew at Crtsat, Oxfor. tiilUAorcv Manrtow aaa imsmw.

fliTVi aTth wsuaj hour aad Tk aermotl in tha Teoig -rill be tI7 to PtoL Itiytehe. of tha Hebrew ceum, -uoratsnitr a-sa as to the Jews." All are lavlted. Tws aabVact of Dr. B. J.

ftowar4s morning dtaenarse at Westminster Churrh. rrtcs Hill, wi'l be 'The Kevmr and the e-sal evening subject, "A King's Prayer." There were several airtltlfMi in Ihe4r rhsreh Last Bandar. the service, and eepeetallr he prayer aaaet lnga war nsrvar better axteooea. Poruts Btttn racsBTTmaisw enrttcw. Bov.

Aeorge Browne, assstor. Aubiwete for ser-motis Sanday. March 8r M-irnin. "What tbe Cbnrct Owes to New Memf-ers;" evening. -What New Members Owe to tba Church." Hext Wednesday sight Rev.

Fata-Dels, of Persia, will leetore on "Fir Worshipers and Mohammedanism." At the First rottwt Prsebyt ilan Criarrb, comer Grand and Kaaswt) at ret. Walnat Hills, apecial arrrirea will re be run Ma-ch K. Key, nv. Duneaa. of Cnllee Corner, Ohio, will assist tbo ptnr.

J. Enoi Koau mery. Preacbilkg to-morrow at 11 a. ji. and 7t4S p.

m. Pubjeets: Bmbarding Heaven" and "Christ and the City." At the Fifth Pieauvteitan Oiurrh tbo pulpit will be occupied by Kev. W. J. Dnn atr.

Buhjeet of tbo morning tirwat Need of tba Cbwreb;" Need of tba Cbwreb evening eel "Hoore-B or Dancer To Touna Mea. Tbe esremaa aervieaw will ta efearae of the Twin- Men's Bandar Evening Club aa-statad by tho chorus choir aad aototata. rr. Mrraonttr EriaroptL Carrara. corner of Seventh bhtl smith streets.

Bar. Dr. U. Meeker, castor. rill deliver th second sermon ef the se-ies to young men on the Greatest Bet tl of the rent Battle or the Centurr svisnrme at clock, them.

Hve ours ice. Ha Will a i ttrsarh sill o'ciork a. tu. Bible school. m.

Epworth League, 7 p. m. AT the ChnrV-h of Our Savior (Protestant Kplarooalj. ML Auburn. Rer.

George P. Torrance will preach Sunday morning on Indifference" as one of the hindrance to success In Christian life, aad In tbe evening on "Courage. aa one of the element of maaltneaa. Th holy communion will celebrated at clock la tbe morn ing. At Trtnlry hf.

Chnreh. Dr. C. W. Gullet te will treat miracle from a novel nolnt of view at II a.

taking for bla suMect "Miracles and Forgiveness of Sin. At 7:4 p.m. he will oraach on no Believes Wins." Dr. Gullette delivered his lecture oa "Ingersoll Plsvinc With rtoan Bubbles" to a large and entbusis-tic audience, at eeven Mile, Ohio, on Thursday evening. Maw aa Ood Hull IT rat" and "A Brother Saved" will be theme for discussion at Christl M.

EL Church to-morrow by th pastor. Rev Dr. Smith. Th former win introduce a series of Sunday morning sermons on "Fundamental Bible Doctrine." In which every Sunday ecbool scholar and every student of divine revela tion win interested. At fhe meeting of the Cnltnre Asaoefstlnn Ot the Mound etreet temple Monday evening iter.

t. n. Mi nora, ox the i niversaiisi Church, will lectnr on the aibject gelf Culture." The confirmation class will meet hereafter on Ttiesdsy afternoona at 4 o'clock in anoition tn the Sunday morning hour. At the services this morning Dr. Phillpson will preach on the theme, "Iue Grandeur of Forgiveness." Tns Lane Seminary Clnb will hold meet ing in the chapel of that Institution on ues-dr next, commencing at 1 a.

tn. sides a lecture by Hev. James b. lennl. I).

Christian Missions and hoclai rosress Rev. R. F. Router will read a paper on "The Relation of the Pastor to Theology." Rev. E.

Abticy one on General uiterature, while Rev. KetoDer Fuller ion will lake "Exegesis" as his topic. Tug sen ires at the First M. X. Church.

Cumnnnsvt le, will be as follows: oundsv school at a. preaching at 11 a. at which time tha pastor, Kev. reign ton Hones, will begin a series ot sermons nnder tbe gen eral title, "r-tudles In Revelstlon." Tne subject of the firsl discourse will be "Tbe Song of the Kecleeined. ine tpwortn League will meet at 6:30 p.

m. Preaching and evangelistic service at 7 :30 p. m. At Knox Presbyterian Chnreh. Hyde Park, Sunday school at preaching by A.

F. McLean at 10:45, subject. "Tbe Terms of Salvation;" Christian Endeavor subject. "Heroes of Miwions." Miss McMillan will have charge of tbe meeting. Beginning with the week or special meetings in te held in the lecture room.

Rev. M. L. Tressler. ot the Third Presbyterian Church, will have charge of the meeting.

Come. Tan aublect ot Key. Frank Woods Baker's sermon at St, Paul's Church, corner Seventh and Plum etreets, at II clock to-morrow morning, will be "The Vineyard and the Market Place." There will be an aftertneetlng at the close of the shortened evening service, at which Mr. Baker will speak informally on "The Attitude of the AT the Union Bethel, preaching service ronduoted by Chaplain Dawson at 10 a. m.

and 7:4. p. m. Th evening subject will be "The Model Husband. third in a apecial eerie.

Christian Kndeavor meeting at led by Henry Graf. Th Men' Rfug laalon moots every night from to 8 o'clock. Everybody welcome. Sunday school at 2'ao p. m.

Atienaance last tsunday, 1.447. Rervicks at the Reecoe Mission, 324 and feu Wem Sixth street, to-morrow aa fol lows: Meeting for men only at 9 a. fol lowed by free breakfast. At 1:30 o'clock meeting for teaching on "The Deeper Chris tian Lira" tvening servto or song at o'clock, conducted by Sherrard Beatty. Music In charge of Prof.

Edward Fogg, cor-netlst- Meeting for women only every Thursday at 2J0 o'clock. Meeting every night In the year at 8 o'clock. At tsi Sixth Presbyterian Church. Rev. K.

P. Whs lion. D. will pre-ch neat Sabbath mornlag on "Th Heai and LSI of Religion," and' In the evening on "The Divine Gold to a Successful Lifs." Tba Sabbath school. Mr.

William McCalUster, Superintendent, meets at tUs1 a. m. The Westminster League, at p. will bold an interesting meeting under tbe direction ot Mlaa Kate Attlg, with original missionary papers by a number of the youag people. T'nitt cwoitcts; Co Her Hall, Geo.

R. Gebaner, pastor. The Sunday echool lessons for th second half of (he year are largely historical and treat on tbe beginning of Christianity. Lesson for next Bun-day: "The Meeting at Jerusalem." Pastor's class studies: "L'nltsjianism In England." Sunday echool begins at preaching ervlce at promptly It o'erork. Subject: "Moral Perfection- Walnut Hill Norwood Circle will meet next Monday, March 1.

at th horn of Mrs. C. Wltach, 1X3 Wetmlnatr avenue. Walnut UUla. Pa.

E. TatrMacu. Lata, of the Second Preabytertaa Church, will preach upon "An Old F'ert In New IPorm," and in tne evening will lecture upon "Mean People." this Is In the course lectures upon PeopW." that baa brought about a moat inspiring attendance from week ta week. In the morning th choir win render an organ voluntary, by Beethoven; a quartet, Hock pf Ages, One Foundation," Saint Baena, nd a tenor aolo. "Holy City, by Adam.

Ia the evening Schnorkel's quartet, "Nearer. My God, to Thee," aad a trio, soprano, tenor and beam." Loving Victim," by Lie-combe. AT Lincoln Park Baptist Church Tuea-dsy evening the peeter, O. R- Robbina, will deliver his lecture on the theme: "Gruntere and Grumblers." Tba Journal and Messenger of that clly says: "Third Church. Covington, remember with satisfaction ana gratHude a lecture by Rer.

G. K. Robbina. on Oruatera and Grusn biers. It la aaid to have been food frera start to finish, tf ail th lecture, eome of thorn by tba beat In th country, none have given more aatia-far Ion or been more popular than that of the Lincoln Park pastor' There will be a abort concert preceding the lecture.

Pro. cesaa ror tne new cnurcn eoinee. Cts-ntL rivirrnui Cwpsch, Monnd and Barr airreta, sermon DT tne pastor at II a. ea "Thy Will Be Done." A lew or them g.Kd voices among the bova of the Ssbl school will be utilised he the eholr in ren 1 tew of the many babbalb i rends. lngsofneof tbe choicest numbers fmnj "Lly-ing Hymn:" brief remarks by the najtor.

stranger welcome. The Habbsth school will 6 iv an enicnaiumeni next nuay rening, larch 13. Twa vaunt neoole of the First Presbv- tertaa Church have given the Walnut Hills publlo a number ar excellent entertainments of varied character this winter; ino-eeseea. all of them, and full appreciated by tboee attending. Thsy bow deelre to announca that they have secured Miaa Vandella Varnara.

A. of New Torn, a lawturer, who cornea ee highly recomeended that aa evening of exceptional anjoymentJa premised thoe who hear her. The lecture chosen by the committee hag the unique title. "Who Payti tb Freight?" and will be given in the lecture room of tbe church, corner Gilbert avenue and "Loeuat st reals, Tuesday evening. March 10.

The admission will be Si cents. Tub rellgloua forward movement of th Methodists of Cincinnati and vicinity, for wbknb preparatory group meetlnge have been held every night thla last week in sore taaa CO churooea. will be inaugurated at 11 Jo n. an. to-morrew with an old-faah- toned Methodist love feast at Waster Chapel M.

K. Church. Every effort will x-artad accommodate the great crowd of people who bare airaaay serve notice that (isav would come from all nans of the cite and suburba. J. W.

Magruder preaehea at 11 a. m. oa and ZaaL" and at 7 JO p. ra. esramrelistle aervice on "The Opportunity of a Lifetime." Tbe grand unloa siMilnn everr night next week In this mother church of Methodism wui he under the eveagellatia readership of Rev.

Madhma Bwadener. A large platform has beea erected to seat tha choroa of lou srolce to be led by Rev. XX Le Auitman. The new col lection of "Songs ef tbe Bold" WUT be weed. All Indications point to sock aa outpouring of the people aa will (111 the church to ever- new mg, ana tne eutioog ta laapirvag.

IBUT TERS DUIIII3. tractsA aesaTcs) tax laaemi Poaaaov. ono. March leerg Ryaell and Arthur K- Pletcb got rnto aa alterca-tioa last night at Carls ton. when Tfrseij drew a revoivar and put a coy la of bullet in iteree oooy, wr.icn aaax prwvw Tha Beta had, beea druiklag.

T0PIATS. RiCHatcotri. It- March Mrs. Alex. Taylor, of Tutus.

Laurel County, was luiuin. in iruoi Wl a isssinf ura. wnn k.f tn la-nlra avtit aha a kiknl Topic! "An Apostle's last Message on brls. tlsn Strength? Anthem. "The Lord Is My Strength" (Xoveltol.

Mr. Madwyn Evans, ihe teuor soloist, will sing "ear Worship In Bong." Inthrsi. 0 Sine I nto The Lord auartet. r.iYSTic vvomc On the Spring Will Be BeffttB BjScitllsk Rite Sluias April 2. Temple Lodge, of Will Enjoy Banquet 6ru4 Rpfit Utitl Iiltlatii nf-tei Ciidilatci Scwi Picked Vf Ata-nag Secret KeleUeg At a apeeUI maettng held last Thursday night tba aoetUah Rita Maaana decided to becla Its aayatle work aa tba earing etaaa ef raadtdatea on April B.

Next Thursday night Glbulum Lodge af Perfection wUI hold Its annual election ot ofnoers, and re-eeive petltiooa for the priag ctaaa. Cincinnati Comma nery. JC will hold a stated meeting aext Meavday eveoing. Hansel mann Commandery. X.

has laaued tha following programme for thla month: March ID. work la the order ef the temple; March IT. stated meeting and aortal Ituach: March 1L work in the Order of the Temple. McMillan Lodge, and A. M-, Initiated three candidate tha Entered Apprentice Degree last Wednesday nlght- Kil winning Chapter, Keyal Arch Masons, elected It candidate for the Mark Degree laat Wadaeadnr.

aad wrta begin work In thU degree wtth nina of tha applieanu next Wednesday night. Tattler Lodge, T. aad hL. will Initiate four candidate us tn Entered Appreatlce Degree next Monday nlxrrt, two In the Fel low Craft Degree tha follow In Monday and one in the Maeter Maaon Degree on tbe 23d Inst, A setter baa arrived tram Wm. Mlofaia.

the prominaat Maaon, who hi making a journey to Egypt aad the Holy Land wrlth bis estimable wag received by his brother, Henry B. Minnie. In "BlUjf atates he haa arrived safely la Paleeune. after a rough voyage ever the ocean, but be la well pleased with the Holy Land. Avon Lodge, K.

and A. M-. raised three candidate to the Subline Degrea of Master Mason laat Tueaday night. Knlgbts or Pythtaa. Temple Lodge.

JC of will celebrate tu anniversary with a banquet at the Oibaon House next Friday evening. Tha principal addreaa will be by Hon. Howard Douglas, Past Supreme Chancellor ef tha World. Hi subject will be "The Supra ma Lodge." German town Lodge No. 400, K.

of cel. ebrated Ite fourth anniversary with a grand entertainment- banauet and dance laat Wednesday. Interesting addresses were made by Ura ad Outer Guard Joe Catrow, i and Colonel Dan P. Dean. -The success ot tn enjoyaole affair le due to the splendid work or the Committee oa Arrangements, which waa composed of Messrs.

li. A. Stut eon. J. W.

Keltic h. Alva Mart and Ernst DuckwaU. Odd Fellow. Tb degree staff of American Lodge No. 170, O.

O. worked tbe second degree on several candidate at the last meeting, and will Initiate them into the mysterious paths of the third degree at th next meeting. Ther was a large Attendance of members from other Jurisdiction. Washington Lodge No. 2.

O. O. wUI meet next Tueaday to transact buainesa of importance. Mohawk Lodge No. ISO.

O. O. laat Wednesday evening conferred the third degree on three candldatee In grand atyle. Next Wednesday the team will confer tbe Initiatory on two candldatee. and Invitation is cordially extended 10 brothers of slater lodge.

Imperial Order of Mneoovlte, Kremlin Moscow will have a apecial meeting next Friday evening to consider petition and other special hnslneaa. The entertainment Committee wtll see that Tuv Itore enjoy tbemaelvee. Th Cxar has Issued hi royal edict commanding that all air angers who have nasaed nia guard, the Bear and th Tar- tartan Tartars, be admitted to bla preeence at arc a to recaiv tne oecoreuaa ot nonor with full ceremonies. National Fraternal TJaton. Tbe annual meeting ef the Supreme Circle ef the Fraternal Union wUI be held In thla city Maroh 17.

Thar will he about 00 deleg-etee. The eeaeiona will laat two days, and will be held In Doug taaa OaaUe Hall. Work for rh erasulnc year will be arranged. Royal Arcana an. Grand Regent Oeorg Lawtoa visited Zansa villa laat Monday and Initiated 19 candidates.

He says Hop Ceuncil show great Interest, making best gain la it his lory. I van ho extend an tnvitatloa to all mem. bars ia tbe city to be present at the meet Ing ot Maroh 20. Brother A. F.

Howell, of Winchester, haa consented to recite several pleoee and sine soma ef his comic songs. Under the plan adopted by Grand Regent George Lawton. tbe order ta making greater gains this year than ever before la its his tory. As th head of tb order la this a lata. be haa tb confidence and support of every council, and feels Juatly proud of the work of hla friends and saaocletes.

There Is a probability of a visit from 8u preme Treasurer Skinner gad Supreme Representative Petter at th meeting of Ivan-hoe on the 20th. A full attendance of the member of this vicinity Is expected. Oem Council will witness another grand Initiation Tuasday evening, there being elx candidate. It ta also expeotea that tb ui kai anae aBnlleatloae for msmbses I than at any previous meeting, thi being In re pons to th recent circular. nw hall will he dedicated March and tbe committees ar very busy Buskin prepara- tion for that event.

National Caloew "Junota Juvant" la the nam ef a new eouaotl of th National Union, organised la tbe North Cincinnati Turner Hall, last Thuredavy night. It starts with 0 sea rs and the following ornoers: Robert waiahata.ee. Fvesident: Charles Plater. Vice President; H. Nlppert, Secretary; Wil liam aonaeiaer, risssasi se.rsuu7i Brueckner.

Treaaureri Police Prosecutor, C. L. Nlppert. Paat President; Dr. H.

K. Walker. Chanlalni W. Miller. 8ergeant-et- Arme: E.

Hothene otter, Speaker; Frank Hess. Taber; I. Hoffman. Doorkeeper; L. Nlppert.

B. Rotaangotter and Doraey, Trustee. Cincinnati councu ro. us eiectaa a Uttia litrtunl-sl-Anrn. Mr.

wm. ocnneiie. ot union rtaignts. wiu Ka inklsted next Monday. Tha Hamilton County Cabinet.

National Caloa, wUI aaak It visxeuoa aa taat augat. K. Ia. of XJncoln Lodge No. 1.43ft, t-L of will meat next Wednesday la lu navy quarter.

a A. K. Hall. Cummlasvaia, After i Jouraresat refresbmeats will be barred by laoy awnipars. PAPAL BLES3IKQ Baaatowocl oa ilia a.

the) Xew Irish Laader. Xrw Taaa. hi arch ft, A apecial from Lon don ssn: Mgr. Kelly, the rector of tha Irlih CoU la aaa, by to aathorlj ef Leo XIIL, sent th following eommunicalloa to John Dillon. M.P.J I am ta report that after ft eUseonrea with fh Holy rather.

In reply to aa adit sag from tbe sacred college. said! Boly Pather. ear member of Parliament here recently elected a new Chairaaa la tha Here His Holiness Mtsmpted rns. saying i Trlllon. ia it noif Hta he accepted "I answered: 'Yes, Ho rather, and he ehsrees me to lav at your leet his homage sod felicitations, sud si th same time to uspkue yonr Pove manttested by his seek snd BtU- ride paternal aoorj tsnce yf your maasage.

lien be said i 'Ysag I hies him and Wt Ibeia he nnlted. let them be untied. "He laid hi hand irnpreaglvelr ra mine. evidently wishing to incuicaut unity as the desired trait of hi bsesaing." Ell L0TZ1 IE111T CIU.IXD. BirrrTosr, In-.

Maroh a Map HaUb-rn. aged la, ef Xeyatona. took twa grains of saerphine laat evening, with suicidal latent. Medical aid wj i am arson d. bat their eSorts proved unavailing.

She died at snid-atght. Tbe only aaus attributed I that ef 111 health. Her lover i stoat erased by ta ead eoeurrmca, Berve. bowe a i t'san mad o4 a bAxaaparua. stronger by the use ef s.

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Mlaa Sselia. Aleuaeer. Mrs. Jss. Urmaav at Ma aarwa.

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Abbss. Cuessux-k. Mrs. P. L.

Baraamll. Mis Asa. fiark. Mrs. KUea.

Betra-a. Mrs. Alrrag. Qpsaasa. Mrs.

H. H. bariVsct. MU aV Caltaa. Mrs.

T. Boctoa. Mtas Clara Oinaiaa. Mle Katb Bmsra. alea.

Ckaets. Ciovae. anas BUtr. BlUaaaw. Mlaa Cams.

Caaaaa. Mtas Mary. Batts. Mrs Ctarac raooay. Mis.

Mary. Bradley. Miss Faaats. Carta. Mtaa Maa-ta.

BsaaV Mra. Bvw. Caraaatar. Mis M. Baask Mtaa East Baa.

CtmwaU. Mea, May. Baea. Mtas Cilsa. Cowawu.

Mia Maana. Boyse. Oartte. nw.ey. Maw Msawav Bwwa.

Oa.v1a. r-smpben, Mr. May. Boaais. Laev T.

Ose. Mlaa Settas. Blrtimaa. Mia Laey. Mlaa Samav uresra.

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Brews, Mlaa Mamie. d. r. r. AXD H.

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Dsk. Aaate. Ikiaaa. Mtas Lmr. Mia etar.

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O. Ha-i. Mrs. Huar. Mea.

Freak. Kmaaa. Hiiis. Mea. ataxia, Hsweeraea.

Mrs. T. at. 11 slataeyt. Louisa T.

Heooeraaa. Mies Lb. He-ks, Mrs. Jea. Hag.

Mrs. Leo. HBihsea. Mlaa MaaMe. Must, Mrs.

M. HoN. Mrs. 1ft B. Hserilaa.

MM K. M. HlHea. M-sa Ms ad. Mo-ker.

Miaa Mlaaa. Hosrard. Mary. urtsnbergef Mra, M. Heaey.

Mrs. Psart M. Hartslsr. Mrs. PsasL Haastsa.

Mrs. TUil. Haeaaa. Mra. W.

T. Isl. lira Jsa. Dawavaa, Mra Kam, WWIM. Mia I ass Lmret.

Jannla. bsslaii, Mlaa Maine. Dnrse. Mlaeiai. Ileal.

Mlaa Myrtles Dvaa. Maa bailie. iN-ant. Mra. Hallia Da via, Mrs.

Wtaaie. Cilottt. Mr. Farts la tvsas. Mrs.

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Firmaa. Mrs. Mattle. Piss ibb a. Miss Mary, r'rma.

Mlaa Mum. Pitsr-atrira. Mlaa M. PeOy. Mtaa Paalina.

roBsmea. Mra. Baa. 0rei. Mrs.

A. Jaeksea. Mra K. AMD M. Meran.

BafL Merafrsy. Mr, c. T. Marshalt. Mrs.

K4. Miller. Mrs. Dera. Msrseeo.

Mrs. M. Murphy. Mra. Joba.

Manly. Mrs Jaasaa. Morrison. Mas Liaate, Manon, Mrs. Kitty.

Malar. Mm Llsst. Msthars. Mrs. Mat.

Mnnaiiaii. Mrs. IsnU. Morns. Mra.

L. J. Merrrtt, Mis Mary O. Mahark. MsrUiA.

M-Maaa. Mm Mary. Mblsr. Mle MIIM. Miller.

Mrs. M-llls. Merrltt. Miss Mary C. Miller.

Miss Oral. Martin, Mrs. Rnhert. Moors. Mm Saras O.

Newman. Mrs. mm Neaurtbal, Mra. P. KetmanTMlaa MUU.

Joaaasoa. Mies Kanaa Jaekaoa, Miss Mima. J'taaa. Mrs. Mar-ah.

JrSinana, Mra. Mary. JoIumob Mlaa Sylvia. Jonea. Mrs.

guaaa. Kempsr. Mrs. Kuhs, Mrs. Leula RirT rl.

Mlse Mary. Klifaa. Mm Mary. Kent. Miaa Mary.

Kemp. Mrs. Jtoea. Kenartrka. Mrs.

S. A Laan. las Cora. Lsh-iu. Miss.

Lobsnetela. Muw Aaa laughlin, Mrs. Klav, Lame, Mlaa May. Limp. Mra.

P. H. Levy. Mrs. Rosa.

Lnng. Maw StaMa. Lrna. Mrs. Miller.

Miss Anna. Morgan, Mrs. Aaale. O. P.

AND B. Oestrloh. Mra. A. Paul.

Mrs. PraatnB. Mlse Klmlaa. Fiattsr. MM J.

Prsaton, Mrs. Laura. Pugh. Mary L. Pairtdga.

Miss Mary. Poiasd, Neiila. Rice, Miss A. ft van. Mias Bridget.

Ha rules, Mrs. C. S. h-a. Mrs.

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Albeet. Bmbh. Mrs. A. W.

Kmllh, Mrs. Alios aiupfnoBU. itrs. Hanhoa. Mr.

A Km uti. Mrs. s-tlers. Miss Hattta rVanorlek. Mrs.

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Mra Hose. Mrs. Boehla. Bankla, Mrs. will.

fievensoe. Mra Mary. Hcaruaa. Mrs. Mary.

ttnhoibart. Miaa Mlaada Htaley. MM MAIM. HmUi. Mrs.

K. Schaster. Mra. MI lba. Smari, Mra.

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Mr. Adil. Warns. Mlse C. S.

TboesDervn- Mrs. Mr. BmBBV TV Hi rams, Mra. EUs. -n-htaataead.

MM Beta. WaMon. Henrietta. Tarry. Mrs.

14. Turley, Mrs. J.ina. Tucker. Mr.

M. Thompeoe. Mary Mlse Thorntoa. Mrs. Minnie.

White. MUs Jennie S. Tvsry, Mrs. RIohArA. Wl'hams.

Mlaa Liasla. vogt. Mrs. n. wiuiams.

MJsa Law. Vsurhn, Mlaa Mary. wt. Mrs. Louis.

Warllsr. Mrs. WillhMa Mrs. M. Wuodworth.

MM A-M. Weavar. May. Walker. Mis alma.

Whits. Miss Msbet. Williams. Mtaa A Hens. Wlleno.

Mm Ulna. na.tr, ll'es Anna. liners. Miss Mas. Whitn.r.

Mrs. rapt. Williams. Mlaa Pearl. Wnn4.

Miss CWrrte B. Toubt, MM Bdlta. Wis, Mrs. Cbaiiea GEHTLEMEI'8 LIST. A.

B. AND D. AlbtuUt. Mr. Rrunk.

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R. Ashdell. B. D. Mncka.

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Tboa. Msumann, M. Oalbsrt, Wis. Aneere, Will. Burieaon.

Bud, Cnlwert. Was. Allen. Rrv. Wm Hardeley.

T. Uuserrberry. Hiiiirt Mr. Hrsun. Wm.

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K. Datie. D. J. Baekman, Oiaa Carter.

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t. t. Rarkiar, A. (toistnaa. J.

at. IMamoaa. J. B. black.

Pred. Browne, F. A. carr. J.

P. Doyle. Jo. I mran. John.

r. and h. Oe tli r. Knard. Henry, George.

Kndalr. X. W. Kllsdge. K.

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tfcnrOon. J. P. Fargular, Dom. UUaeoo.

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s. D. Hess. Joan. Hanet.

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tiifcsletetn. M. Mumpkrejrs H.Huntsr. R. Faster.

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W. H. Marcus, Mr. Males. Jams.

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L. KemokiA Was. rAuaesra. R. vlir.

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ftamusc rOtMa, H. wrar Ca Johnsea a Sow. boss, a reagaa. R- Kruaas a Os Brooks a Oa. Lahuie A Co.

A. I Besta a CM. Lavey Brae, p. Biakistoa. Soa A Ca, M.

D. Nichols a Oa. -Cable i MeCrew. H. Plamer asa.

InuBvmk BoiMiaO. Pulsakr rk-oa. A C. W. Foley A t'a.

Slsfbid a fa. French. "srt Ca. arhaafer Hrna. Feebhalmer a Flskst Siorea a Harrtsea.

FWsBerACu, a Slaestak. Qrssalsa Brua R- A. rilllaavs aCa, MI SCELLAJC BOf s. A mar. Art Supsriaterirlaat Abnakaoaa Acme Mllliag Coaapaay; At mors atoom; Arm Mill, iairlns Baptist FubUablag riary; -i wm atissore rioaaa; aw s-ail uaapaar a riou-mg arajBiaeiuisiB Aaaoeuitiea: aUit-tua Iroa sad Steel Comsaay; rtoasDiblaiad Card Coesaaay; cieassiaad (Teas; Co-fan-stlve Beaoaa Cswuaayl tJtBOtaaaU Mall lis OaenpaJiy; ClBrla-aatt fjetecUve; dsaaaaiaa Car Warbst Core.

San Bureau: lar. rkaas Msdleal Company; Cnnanliiasied Cala Systaaa: Casrck Madicute CoenBsay: CSoetnaati Fartlllaar roaaaBBy; Cks einaati Iran aaA Stoat Coanpaay; CloeiBBAtl Tyilag Caaspany; Olumbta C. O. Cbaspsar; iMital rMrnartmeat rirarmaatt College ef Medicine aad burgary; Pnm.erle Bakiag Pcwaar Compaayt Kagia rwaapaay; Oeeat Monk Wast era Lam bar Costeayi Urirk Maao-fartastag eosapaari Uesat eetara AVsAi Pub liahlna Caassmay Osweeal As-ataj Jt'nrt's Camra CoEttaar; How MacBlne lee; WOllsa K. Hum Bieem Eagle t'nar; Baaey Fernt-twr Cearifiany; Uwas Maaafsrttniaf Oemuaay; aaatmaa usapaay: i.ias momcbi nut: taw-ranis Pabltaauig Conpaar: Law aad Callectiag peearuDeat Aawvlcaa CvadtKiaarrng House Sysurm.

Undea Nteet Co Co. and Miami Toilet Martin Bap aad Lech Madura Oa. nrwssd Mrg R. Naaa Slga ASs. Ca, Matleaal Lilharaphiag OHurl.

eura Oeasleal Ca, prtss StAas. Tea aad rone Col, BimiD Matg bum-erae Lodge CMibj. bib. as taw BLgr A. jay orrua Bt rowers tnue fcig Jam A.

emit a TaUet Anx-la. West, swenrse Tslliaan Wadaen W. W. Werha, Weetara psps Co Wler Hareware Ca. W.

J. hite Cue Mfe year Book aad Ckarsk Dlrsci First rresbytarlaa Cburoa. ITALLAX ADVEKTiatUJ LETTXaa. Tars Vev. Wenie Catolaswe, Jeal Ctstgsl, MUM liBHiia.

Jloa Ganam STATIO.ta tattoa A bras Ansa Burhmaa. Cbarlas Mary Kult, a Mm. i'smmer. kLStra Cloraa A 1 1 V. mm Altle Ha, Alwaraa, v.

slXsaag aueba, Mrs, jrvaacss. PARALYSIS. PARALY5IS. IFlwas tb Prssa. Bow fertt Ory PTeslsssr.

ef Ra. 1 PTU etreet. New Terh. wbe la a real estate agent aad otlacter reals, caught a severe cotd early last swarias. watch eenled upoa his kidneys.

I agaa ta sauTer ea-rwre pain tn hla I awawrboae. aide and tbsat. Ule eymptosas grew raptdly asere alarm iwg. uata at bust i be waa as hclplae as a ehild. aad could scaresiy Saev aa ha lay oa his bed.

As Mr. Prealanar at weO hseaa fa tha part ef tnrs where raaHia. be had assay symnatbla- rw, wbe did an they eeald to halo bias. Tnetarh a aattv of Barila. Mr.

Piwlaan haa uved ia this eoaatry for 40 years, bav- bar ssrisd tho cesmtry af hi adoption by tare years hard servica la the civil war. He ealletwd errth the Nlsegaeath Illinois Is. fan try. taking' part hi anaay bartlea. aad aaarnhlag wtth Cseneral atbarnua ta the aea.

While fa Georgia. Mr. Prealaaer was pre- SBotad ta rirat Sergeant for bravery aa tbe of aeraraB. He le now a msinbsi of Koltea Powt. a.

A. It, and as awe of Us ksat popular snea tbe poet-Mr. Prt aner toid a reporter the story of his dreadful lllnees and wonderful rerov The reporter met bJra aa be waa re turning- froca a Ions; walk. aad. Baying that ha had heard af hla wanderful cure, aaked hint ta ted the story.

When Mr. Prealaaer seated la pieasant par lor he told tbe following story, which, he said, he hoped every bos who was suffering sa he had Buffered would read. His words were as full owe: "To becla with. I was lakes Sick Juet a year and a month ago, having taken a sever cokL' which settled ea my kidney. At Bret I thought th pain suffered would soon oaas away.

but. in- taaa of aoinn thla. arww more intense every day. so that in a week I could walk only With ronaiderahle difflcuitv. 1 cauea tn a aorior.

who aaid I aaa locomotor ataxia and began treating me for that disease. He did me bo good, and all summer long I could scarcely attend to my buaiaeea at all. Then 1 called another doc tor and took his medicine for several weeks, but expeeiencwd no relief. Ir. Truman Nlohola.

of No. 2K7 Eaat Hroadway. who 1 at laat called In, helped me more than any of the other doctors, but along toward fall I grew worst. deDtte his treatment. 1 think Dr.

Nichols la a rood doctor and un- derst ood my raee. but despite thla fact bis men i ri a oa aid me no lasting goua. Early In November the little strength I had ia my lees left me and I waa unable to stand. The pain In my back and aide became almost unbearable, and my limbs grew cold. An electric battery 1 bought failed to help me, and for weeks I felt myself gradually growing weaker until all hope left me.

Some time before this I bad read of a wonderful cure a man had received from Dr. WUllama" Pink Pllla for Pale People but waa so irejudlr-ed against what I thought waa a patent medicine of the usual womhleaa character that 1 could not make up my mind to try them. Aa my pains increased and death seemed coming near, I thought of what I had read and of the symptoms of the man bo had been cured. They were precisely the earn as mine, and at laat, with ray wife's earnest entreaty, 1 eon sent ea to try the rink iins. "I am now convinced that these pills saved my life.

Gradually my strength be gan to return, oeeire to live grew stronger within me. After having taken three boxes I left my bed. Thla waa early In March. All Da in had left me. and that terrible dead feeling In my lega bad gone away.

I waa at ill very weak, but be-rore I bad taken the fourth box 1 waa able to get down-stair tor a abort walk In the open air. Now I feel aa If 1 bad beeat born again. and am as happy as a child. Every plsaa-ant day I take a walk, and am sure that In a month I win as weii as ever. -All diseases, such as locomotor ataxia.

Bt. Vitus' dance, partial paralysis, sciatica, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous headache, Dei nl tat ion of the heart, effect of la DP. pale and sallow eomniexlona, and all forma of weakness, eiiner in man or woman, uis- BDtear when Dr. Williams' rink nils ror Pal People are taken. Pink Pllla can be bought of any dealer, or will be sent post, paid on receipt of price (Ut cents a box or six boxsa for t2 SO they are never sold by the hundred or In bulk) by addressing ir.

Winiama' Medicine Bcheneotady, N. Y. Wm. Holaeher 2). Miss Anna Holtsl.

TVgsw. arhmldt P. Kllshr. Mlaa Carrie Boemc, Michael Lynch, Mrs. K.

Mauser. Uus Mayer. Robert Magulre, S. Perelmsa, Harry Kswllngs. MM Mary A.

Kooer, John Rodemerer. Frank Riley, Eawsrd Rlttar, Puil O. Kaeuar. rlauer, Wm. Tnomaa.

jonn wner. Station Isabella R. Atkinson. D. F.

Back ley. Dr. Ueorg W. Cutler. Mia Matti Harton.

Mra. Laura Johowm. Miss Ruth Pea. John Kuepsr, Mrs. Dora Shaw.

Florence Walker. Station I Mrs. W. H. Alaaanosr.

Mrs. S. Brown 21. Hattle Bellup. Mlaa Emma Rr herere.

Mra K. I ram. n. alias Aaalln Liunieu. Miss C.

K. Is Marcus. James I rutin. No. 14 Fairfax avenue, Mlaa Amanda Floyd.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hsoek. Mr.

ana Mrs. H. O. Humphries, Miss Marr Meftsiei. Jonn Mobaeain.

bam Jack man. Miss Marr Kallaa. N. Porianskr. Mlaa Joa Rammed.

Mr. and Mrs. Uaorse Wrhmldl, MM Usa Wslla. No. Walnut Hills.

MM Uertrud Vsnaer. Belle Teatereav. Station Franclaco Alraresy, R. Engel, Mrs Charles a. Haywoco, Mrs.

Julia u. Hsim. Mrs. W. U.

Hunt. Mrs. M. Miller, Will Phllllpa. Mr.

Rest. Ernst Srhepna. Henrv Wesendorf Station Miss Mary Bearweard Wendel Drla- msl. Miss Ocrtle Hetster, Harry Vteeka. StatloB Mlaa Jennls Graham.

StAtlisi Mrs. Jennie Brooks. Emma Psrsson. Hist Ion I -Mr. Mllly Alrol.

Mrs. Iee AM. Miss Llnnls Allen. Mrs. K.

A. Rmss. Miss Marts Collins Oeorgs Dsn), Mrs. Uoalln. Mrs.

Oaorge R. Onrnrjt, Wm. Oussnhslm. Dr. snd Wm.

F. LemmoB. Mrs. Wm Lemmon. Arciu McBralr.

Mrs. Hugh Mrconum. Miss Myrta. Station Frank Hartsr. PACKAQFJg.

O. A. Ajrer. T. F.

CVmroy. Mia Flareno Drib ble. Mrs. Meoere i-ownd. rrsjut acbrvstjar, Heansr Lauiadry Machlna Company.

ARTICUea FOUND LOOSB in THE MAILAV 07. 12 OS. I BO, it Ti. Tic. 50c ic, iv.

ic. le. lc. (I M. knitting machine needle.

1 haadker-ohlef. email memorandum book, tooth Dick, pa par boa. card, boa sad aswipl ni OKsn. wacon enain. sajnrHe ia naz twins, nook.

album aad shnfewrapa, bicyle rrsak. Boa pllla. oaasing. gmss ins CUSKLEI ST DO A It BROWN, P. M.

TOOK UP HI3AX After Killing a Man and Placidly Rr- inrd His Work. iraciAt stavavca to rag taoctaxa PiUKMirio, W. March 8 James Stevena. tbe man who killed Harden Comp-ton at Turkeyfoot Church. HI mllea out, yeeterdsy, report ot which was published In to-day's Engtiagg, was arrested snd brought to thla city to-day.

Btevens Is aa old man of 07. lie ia evidently Insane, as the officers who went after him say that after killing Compton the old man laid down bis gun and quietly resumed hi work of ehoppiag wood. 8tvens mad no resistance when arrested, and sppeara to have no Idea ef the enormity of his crime. POOE PEOPLES MOIET GO IE. tracts Bars.

vc tws asanas. Wu.KasABaa. March O. B. MacKnlght.

a prominent buatnaas man aad private banker, failed to-day. Ills liabilities are placed at 1100,000. assets probably $40.. (ten. Many poor people wbe had no faith In banke gave their money to MacKnlght for safe heeoiruf.

The failure haa caused great excitement among the depositors. COMMON SENSE CURS. G0MM0I1JENSE CURL PYRAMID P1LECUR2 CURES PILE8 PERMANENTLY BY CURING IHE CAUSE. aUaaaraabl Hernedy Whieh Caeafaee To ThMSaad af Ia Bvtattag Probably half th people who see this ar-new suffer from It I one of tbe common eat disease and on of tha most obtrti-aate. People hay It for years and Just because Is act IxsjaedlAtsly fatal they neglect tt.

Carelrisnssg catasas a end of suf-fsrinc iCarelissaisg about so aimpte a thing as pile has eftea canoed death. Hemorrhages occur from aa apparent cause and loss af blood cause death. Ksmor-yhsjre occur tiring grfUai treatment, often causiac deatlt. Pile ar stand ia th beginning and easily eured. Thsv mw the worst stag, without pain or loaa of hlood.

calckiy. surely gad ewmpletely. Thar fct only aaa NrssdT that win aa Pyramld PB Cure. It allay the ineauaatiea lajuwediataly. hals th irritated sttrfaea aad artrb oaatln- aed treatment reduces tha sweOinc and puta taa anemoranea lata good, gonad healthy conditkm.

Tha car thorough and per-maneAt- HT ar Seaaa voluatare' aail aniaolleltad testimonials bav UUly reoerved: lira, M. Hlaklw. am wi.ai -t i. disuaapoua, latL. aaya: Uave beaa a suSsrsr srwwt taw pan aaa aasoyance af Piles for year, the PvTaanld Pile mi aaA Pvra- arid puis gave as Immediate relief aad ia a snort tins a complete cure.

Major Dean, of Columbus. Ohio, says: I wish to add to the number of eertlttcates as to the benefits derived front the Pyramid Pile Cure. I Buffered from piles for eft yeare end train Itching pilee for 2u year, gad two boxea af tbe Pyramid Vila Cure haa affect-ua-iy cured me. Moot erugguiu en pyramid Pile Cur or wU get It tr yu If yw ass theta ta. It ta one per nackag and to put up only by tbe Pyramid Isrug Co Aioloo, Mlehv MAlLtrOAO TIMK-TAttK.

CINCINNATI IKP ci Eaat aad Le IMS. an. CTtCEIltAiX HAfllLTOIf awrt 'TVpor. TitttLftstb aad hlyelllw TBsstaVas rtasranav as Bul.dtBaT. astmaa se tbe M.

and Pipes iro. tae mmTk ta.U Psaa. aoww roars straat. tiuni eewa Ssata aeaa aa. FlTia.

Da.hr. VDbiiv. lain BamAsr, tSaalay aaly. DA TTMlM, TOUt'O AND I'STStllT. 1 1 a.

1 IrSM. USa ial OS aa STwrSew aad Te. aaa sa-trsrus, Tssee aa petrIJs. 5e a ffadleaaBatls. stls.

lias mltla, aad ft Wasvi Sat em alls. OmnaeeetllB, I. -4 fe ass QTndiaaapaiia Xs. VsstlBBUd.s ra stneisaapolui pm i psa stadiaaaiBulls Kagrs as li OS pa liASa4Hs Ea. Vewlbaled.s CHirAOOL wto Trains.

PmrWr, atat Dim a Cara tana S.lU A aas siBattaaaaolia aad rbtssge sa am JM aas I art is sa soils aad Ctllaags Es Taa am LOng. wtth PARLOR CAfta A LXEPTJItA. Lsav. Trains. aas staStanapeita sat gt.

rf yy" Li Arrlv. f.aada ts via VaaaAlla Lisa gaspai IVDjAMAPOLlS AMD JACtCSOVVlixE LTNX Ifave TralBa Arrival Indlanspotla, Daer. Bartaw. net aaa Jaekaaarrlu jgu HaastMow AaraeamsSarlaw rsermrt HetiB. mi, -I as aan Ms ill a pja pm.Mt 0 m.

sa at pea, m. Ml SO pav fV.OB am, tie JO aa. tUxi ea aTIt. 43 sas. ff aav, ts so am, av 12 iws, '4 pm.

te I'm. r3 tTjaBT fm" sax. Qjsss.is AiMtiatatiisiioawDseart: tt sat. ssj. aav Iw a am.

til II J-. tl fm. ti ll sa, ti ki si pm. LvSi sm. in.

aasday TO aav rr am. rt m. rs ad ear. tn lu amT 35 am. tions aav tio io am.

ada7 IS pw. xsa bii 10 pes. II pas. t7 at pm. as pa nags Arr-tse: ta le ta ravt a at.

THE TAirpAUA-C H. aad P. and Taaoalia C. H. aad t.

Peput. Fifth aad Baymiuar Tralna Lamia aa Ka Lost and Ka Arrtrs. a Mu i Uty. a) pay CHICAGO. H.

and D. Depot, rifli, Riath and bay ml 1-Isr atraata Ostaadare Time.) SO am-srhloaaw Eapeaaa Testlbuleg.s pm pm Oblcago Espraas VeilbMled 7 JU sal LAMB tall! ABU vsMTEKR. Ft. Waya, Cincinnati aad Laaisvlile Ity Laaee C. H.

ss4 IS. Depot, Fifth. Stalk aad bay miliar atxsata. Trains Arrive, l-ue aas tMuncle, Ft Warns, Lima, Fiadlay ini Fustru-la 19 pra pa tNortbara lndiaaa aad Mich- Jsapoiat.s:.. TIP SB pm C.

H. sod B. StatloB. If. auuA aad Baywiilia treat.

Ticket oflios. No. 11 W. Fourth street- Mltohstl Buildlag. Day ai press leave daily at am for Huron.

Toangstswa, Lakswoad fCaaaaaeaaJ. Jam at own. Saismssra aa iatarnesai. sts poont. Vsaitbulag npraa leaves dally at pm for Ukrsmd.

Jamsetosrn. Bugalo, Blscara Falls. Wavsrly. Borbastar, BlBghamtua. Albany, Nsw York aad Boetow.

Ttirougb train arrive dally at SJ0 am aa4 AS pro. tOndnnatl Station. ennsulvania Lines. Pearl and Butler tru-oet. Tioxs OmrM at Stabom.

as 4 BsttaMi esraar rearta aaa la Bamsta Tea can Tsaiv. bcw sa feuavi av Obbtbai, Ttw Dstlr. Dau. Sas Say. Faoa CtBOntBATISO Leava Tralna Arrive.

Mam taenia and Coluateue a 10 pt am Vsllow a prtss. a Sprtrignald pia aai Oolumbss aad Ftusbarg uu pm aui Phiiaoelphia aad NswTork. tsi pts ou am haitiassr aaa Waahlngtna it) am 'Xmi. and truurAeid ....10 am tM5 am Richmond asi Chicago 7: pm pm sxenla and (Vrlumoa. pra pav tViruabai aa so am 4 ao urn KhllaoelDhla aad New am 4 -S pm T.tia' aprlrura a fpelnrfleld'io sa 4 pra Richmond aad pm S.si pm and Ptttaburg.

am oi pm Phlladalphla aad New York.s am Ss pm sHeJtiawre aad pm "Richmond and Chicago 7 :1 se HT. VERJIOX AXD PAJt-HAHDLE ROUTE. Leave. Traina. Arrtvs.

am sAkroa and Cleveuuid 40 pes Iwi pm 'Akron aa Cleveland CRA1XD RAPIDS AMD INDIANA. Pennsylvania Stat Ion, cor. Pearl aad Sutler eta Leave. Train. Arrive, a a aav Pt.

Warns. Urand Baalde a Marklna T2S pa JO pm Ft. Wsyns. araod Rapids A Marainaa pm CHESAPEAKE A5D OHIO. Ticket ofnee.

w. cor. Fifth and Walnut ma Tralaa using CeBtral Dep. Laavs. Tralaa- Arrive.

13 ill am Phlla. aad M. T. F. F.

Limited JM pm IM par-inKima via t- and Norfolk F. F. V. Lim isaopm pal jwor. a.

istrmi, saiw. briro. Peter. bors. rloidsboro snd Wllmlruruia Veatlbuie.f I am :10 pas BaltL.

Pbiladaiphia and New Tor Vestibule )ia Ban taicnmuBd. Uld Pt. Comfort and Norfolk Veatlbola SlOO am S.IB BBB ibrwao k. irativiiie. ui boro.

Petersb'g. Ooldetxaw and Wllmlngtoa Veetlbala aas IITII BWe-iroini I a uaiupoiia, Polneror Bbd Faraasslure (IMta sn a Si ti tr-s i man sur nmua aae way seinta Tralaa tming and o. fiepot, FoortB etreei. e- tsesa Jwaa aaa smita eirset. Hunugla ia 'Mays.

a4 Hiuitruus 1 AU pm ji.eSJ'jt'srLl jecyMMiatAtKm a Pt.SISg.IS BOldiBg tick' i via La L. and ni Bailroad ta LxMilsvlii aae rsra noam leave from Union Pas- Sengs station, eorcsr rsari sa wuuer straeta. I. oioa acaiioa. oomar Tbird aad fftnal ytrus aaa via mill.

Laaes. Trsiii. Arrlv. ts am VLoalsvllW Li it Trim ii i Mut-it a New Or. 4 JO pm sim.

intw unlij. Jac Marat i-llla. Pajas. ka aad Tampa Bowliag O'B- Memphia Ark. and Teaaa.T 4:30 pa a ieaisrui wiprsaa.

ill Ail i lajO nm ilirmt Moti aad Kew Or. SJM pm ban v. Viaroroas. lack arm sin and 4 A am tuia. Bowline ti n.

Meas ISA aas-rll ures. Artuussaa and TiujUMa. Traaarar ira.se uy ioifai I'sioa auueoa at Sam aav til Jut. am aad IS JO pav saw. ssnring at 1 1 with ail Irakis ga Lanu-vtlU aad BaabviiMi Kaiirnaa.

Beturoiag aerive at St4S ia. mi pas, put aaa -aa pra. BTTTTCK NTTtAL filVISlOM. Tralaa iaav Central t'nksa I Meat, Third aad anLrsl avenae. mm im pa aaa local aeaasas dAUoa uahsa Inn Fswrth Streat Dept.

Laava. Trl a A A v. il am eistss-to Kayri pm t-AO BSS MJ tie JO am fig pas-JIsiaguai Past Mali US aas B. IS BBS ASli rrmmnw, rucw- Middloai Buro. diaikseUad Caa sad Hameaut TJ sas-IEvve- to Hlehaema.

tiv- Uigsusa, -bsTiaas Osu. and lCaoa. villa through aieeta JB am Jt BBS 'Ms' I ta Winchester. Bleb-asona. Lirtageioa sad nv ui msibsie iKxais am 1 J-iys-t Uas.

Faimosth. Ctb-tslan. Peru aad Leatag. tua at pm aas Leviartoa Jo aas gill am TV" Pari and Ky. Midlaad, sd all aay matioaa.

JJ JS dlas-Tla LnuUvlII gutaera Hallway. Veraaiii gad Lawrence IJ)M g.ll as-eevia LAsmartaw local Borate mm am nauiwsy. Frankfort aadMUeay SJSpa saaewsimmttk itemaini use. I AO pm 1-4S I AO pm 1 Butler JACEaCrM SMITH. rHvlsioB Pan ibb ir Ajpsttt.

ClrasWr rVammtru Ballding. cucuiin, excxsoi mm mmi Ormrt Straat StatlSm. K.set as Brand aray. ajaty n.sst uiwea. lie a.

TraLoa. OrbenviTls. Ya Wsrt aad Matlla I llatTaa. 4J1 trrasavui. vis wart earn Bryaa Etpeaas TJSaea CtteCUaatl, as4 TTTftnla t.

ft. Depot, Ssart prreat, east Broadway. PocAMoMTAa mo in a. TralBa. Arriva pes eyirrtBla aad arattaa .1:14 em psBePocanoata.

Koaiuu it ae. foia. LyaeklMirgT Petara- Rivnmond IMIS i Pea-ism, uts. jinlibiB Mall Expreas Jg pas aa-Wt- 4 as "MSlS Sttase -aav a Lxprea tlt-Toruiiw. Att Daily, esevpt bobday.

Daily, lid pas Tie 7i I I WUI WJsVtastl-J BsstFejsas aai ttiarsaa. Talaoe inewra. a-'larus aa Jlrtd.asss... IS pes I I -f -'-rs-a sad 4 pes-eDaytea assl 1 It Bes-Darkaa sad Lease wm iwrwa aea Bav-prto a4 Miedw-W sm -isrwa ass ta Jay aas tUarssa aec ifaeJaj eniyl. sw INDLtMAJSOLta.

ar Irvm tayirsl treat aad am RAimOAD TlMt-TABLE IDally. Tay. swiarway. nee -nr sal -nr. TsrM Las Sk trai a A.l- "nr 4 t- ta.

rsne rifB2fsX Ceatra. Deput. car line tat aVjetoa Uaias to 1 i.ud I xni Tarouga tnuu u. ir.i Tr. -assaa tJfew T-rk a v.

w.tern TRt.m ss-l N- JJ kaStk. i tr poa "IT eruaraeM Md m-i-. sJe eat swfn sr. i asm pm stlncntian M4 II II 1 psn elacinr.ii an Warn- 11A1 pSh-tkaaaK av.nl.' CVLI'MHI Psrm.r.y i train r.a. CVssmWs.

ti Dv as am "Cnrsmhi. 1 Jspa 1 pas Vaiumbvs i CMli i.iv Foat and Dmrna ard AJM mj. Leave. yr Jm am VCSitragu ittw, I IAI I Cbleagn ys pen rsmem sindLaner-uiia ss r-te. Uai pa- Or.anM.yrg.

Tit Train. 1 J4 pat II ii pat tlsees. am La rm 1 ILsaiShcliur, s- OS IB IL.srw.4hu,. ra -l i 12 So pm lAsreioliri pm L.VrrKwor( Jo pm La wrenerbar 4:10 pm LASTrenreburg i I Si pm ILaSrreKeebar 4 Us pm I tarn a in Knr 5 Ju pm tlUrrlai A. T.

IaiI'IH Mt West and Suir. Solid Vestlbsjl Trains bttam, bi Loui. Leave. Trains So am Bt. Louts and Terr I' S.4W pas Mattouw aad Indian.

ladlanApiMm aad PEORIA DlVIfl. ty 1.. D. aad i. Lsav.

Trains CrawVordavtlla. lvr. baas. Champs.gn Ing-ton. Pecru i.ur;rr tVyatw-ll HluiTa.

-Fsnaa. cT) IM tm VLeavmaeurlh, A 1. r. an a run pm 1 St. "I- tThe Elkhart r.

fFormwIy CincinnAtl. R. Lsav. Tram, JO Ba Ru.hvltl Aitlnv. ion.

Warsaw v. i-, Ooahen. EUr.rt Harbor. It lit 1 i Depot. Oraad Central Slatlsn.

in, yv. s. s. eor. Fourth nl ins dDwlly.

Illy. espt buu.y. pPsrlor car. siile.ier. OHIO DIVIWIiN-TRINe l.l-t Lsav.

Tr.UiA 11. US pm Washington. Philstieiphia it I Tork (Mh dining car) Ibai Jt pm dWaahtngtr a Bsltim i a York islth dinlrut The Rny.l bio. Fly-r IWm JO aas Parkers burg Marr.ua way statiuns II. JO paw schllllcotbs and r- a t--M 10Um a at eOnlaaibua.

Zanes i Ala.lil. riti.i,u.r Sandusky fsy ki- 1 lit JO pas aColtttnbua. fan-; Wheeling. Pittsburg N.l Eapras JO am dCtnclnnstl sni Early Morning 3 as 1 00 pas scolambua. 2Una.

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