CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1904.

JAPSWANTSHOJUSM Lower Township

idjoiirned Sale of tainl for Tales.

Desperate Assaults on Port

Arthur Defenses.

fcXPLOSIONS AID FIRES IS FORTRESS K«r»»«tkaM at Mukdm mitr Oo«-a- • Ird la Haldlaa Karmj la Hr la Krrrltlaa l>arar Hr*

r a f 11 rrr mr a 1 a.

LONDON. Nov. cltapBtcbfrom Tionutu IhD uiorniiiK rt'port lbut th»* (lefrmliTH pf Port Arthur havr rrtlrvU to tbr I.Uu.tl hill fort. wher» tboy arr lutr»-ncbwl anti will hold oul dcdporutfl; with tru ifuua of larv* - cnllbrr. Many Huaalaua art’ de-

i^rtlus iuh! Miirrvudorinai.

UMe. It la added, are advancing with'

IrrealatIMc energy.

A Tokyo r»*|*ort of the capture of Wantal hid. a domluntlui; fort within two mile* of the railway tennlnua, show* that the Japanese are waking

rapid stride*.

The troopa of the mikado have tre-<|U«-ntly stolen Into-the uath-e town of

Tort Arthur after dark, hut l

were driven out at daylight with heavy loastv. The Japanese have four large forts facing the Uuashui works on Ulhlung inountaln and Slmnshu Uioun tain, where tliey are mounting naval

guns on stone foundations.

Mukden dispatches to Berlin state that the BussJjin commanders are preparing their men to hear of the full of

J*ort Arthur.

There Is considerable evidence to Indioate that the Japanese will make every effort to force the iiusalana out of Mukden not only for the moral effect on Europe, but u|h>u tbe phlnese aa well. Mukden Is extremely impure rant to them as winter quarters. Tbe Japanese continue to receive reenforeementis. and it Is believed by Kusslau military n>en that their advancing dependa only upon accumuhtfIng sufficient men. A special from Cbefu says that the doom of Port Arthur Is beyond question. lu fall Is simply awaiting the convenience of tbe Japanese army. The Information, the reliability of which cannot be questioned, has l»een received that the Japanese now occupy positions which place the east side of tbe town at their merry. Tbe last assault has gained for thorn IMKitions which insure their ability to enter the main forts whenever they are

ready..

A special semiofficial Mukden dispatch says that General Kuropatklu is devoting his attention chiefly to keeping the Japanese busy along the Hue of their fortifications below the Shakbe river. Tbe Russians apparently are enjoying some superiority In the matter of artillery, as many of the heavier field trains and mortar batteries are now arriving and being brought Into

cservlea.

The Russian and Japanese armies, extending from BeutsL.putze, east, to the Liao river, west, at places are almost within a stone's throw of each other. At Bentstaputze not more than 400 yards separate the advance posts, and at Slnchinpn, on the Shakhe river. Just west of tbe railway and fifteen miles south of Mnkden, the Japanese and Russians occupy the extreme ends of ^be same village. At Huangshantse the Russian center has thrown advance posts across the Shakbe river. It Is rumored, at Cbefu that the Russians hare abandoned all tbe forts to tbe east and north of Port Arthur. The garrison la said to have withdrawn to the strongly fortified Ldaotishun peninsula, which Admiral Togo la now shell-

ing.

Shanghai reports say that tbe beslegeaa have made considerable further procress; that several Russian counter attacks at Erhluugsbau were.repulsed with great loss to the defenders, who abandoned tbe main forts and outlying troika. Tbe Japanese are now halfway up tbe slopes of Erfaluugshan and Shan-

Public notice i* hereby given by James T. Hodman, l ullrctot of the Tuw nauip of Lower. in the County ol Cape May aqd Slate of New Jersey, that by virtue of a tax-warrant issued on the fourteenth day of September A. D. 1904, by the township, committee of said township, he will sell at public vendue all the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate hereinafter mentioned and sitnate in aaid Tow n.hip for the shortest term not exceeding thirty rears, for which any person or prisons will agree to take the aaifcr and pay the taxes assessed against tbe same for tne year 1903, with the interest thereon accruing, and alt costs, fees, charges and expenses in relation to the levy, assessment

and collection of said taxes.

Tlie said sale which was advertised ’to take place at the Township House in Cold Spring, in said Township, on Tuesday, the

Th.. Ihi.m. ‘first day of November, A- D-. 1904, at due

, .^o'clock in the afternoon of said day. hath

n<-i!ur with’ .vi. .1-_ 1 .j;. 1 ,.v_ ..1

this dav been adjourned to take place at

tbe said Township House on

Thundgy, th* Tamil Say of Vovtmber,

A. S. 1901, '

alone o'clock in tbe afternoon of aaid day. The aaid lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate to be sold, and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes

same and account of

. have been laid on account “f the ariuniy i t |, c ttm ount of taxes so laid on i

Aara He Will Fir. 8T. LOUIS, Nut. &—A small rest is tbe toner bag of tbe balloon of the Preach airship prevented tbe flight arranged by M. Illppolyte Francois. The damage was alight, however, and M Francois announce* thkt be will fly to ■day. A high wind prevented • aeeenalona of the. Baldwin and the Benbow airship*. Haatlawlaa Hall at LaweD Bar a eg. LOWELL, Mam.. Nov. 7.—Hunting ton balk tbe largest and finest public auditorium In the -city, baa been burned. Tbe lom.t^about $73,000, Tbe fire la thought to have originated from

PATOBBON. V J-. Not. T.-A txnifcy car af tbe Patamoo and Haekea tack line was at ruck last evening by

to the csr. which i

each (Luce!, are as follows, vii. LOWER TOWNSHIP: Heirs of John BatteasL the sum of three dollars and seventy cents upou four acres of farm land in road district No. 4. adjoining lands of Frank Hand. Heirs of Andrew- Edmunds, the sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents ($3 76) upon one acre of land in road district No. 4. adjoining land of Jno. Dunham. Heirs of Jane Scbcllenger, the »um of iflbr dollars and sixty-two cents (U 6a) upon oar acre bf land in road district No. 4 and adjoining land of L- E- Hughes. W. ». P. Shields, the sum of thirty-aeven dollars (<37.00) upon one hundred acres of land in road district No. t, adjoining land of

Cox Hall

W. S. i' .Shields, the sum of fourteen dollar* and eighty cents ($14.60) upon twenty acres of land in road district No. 3, adjoining land of Charles Dawson Heirs 0/ Kc-ziah Turner, the sum of dollar and rightT-five cents ($1.85) upon two acres of land in rood district No-1, adjoining land of William Essen. Heirs pf Lewis Williams, tbe sum o( en dollars and forty cent* ;$7.4o) upon and one half acres of land in ro*d district No. 3. adjoining land of C. V. Reeves. * CAPE MAY POINT. jane M. B. Blister, the sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents ($3.76) upon Lot No. 44 m Block A Jane M. B. Brister, the sum of'one dollar and thirty nine cents ($1 *91 upon Lot No. 133 in Block EAndrew Bellow-s, tbe sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cents, ($3.78: upon Lots No. 88 and 90 in Block E. • J. B. F. Bellows, the sum of two dollar* sad twenty-two cents ($3.33) upon Lot* No. 9: and 93 in Block E. Susan Boyer, the sum of twelve dollars and ninety-five cents ($13.93) upon Lots No. 35. 39. 30 31. 33. 39. 40. 41. 43, 49. So. S'. 53. 36. 57 and 59 in Block E. K- Bockinger, the sum of one dollar and eighty-five cents 1(1 85) upon Lots No. 141 and 147 in Block K. J. Cl*ew, tbe sum of oinety.three cents T ,.1 V.. ,0 ul.w-v V*

seventj-we vvu ccul* 1W.771 upon Lot No. 17 in Block A. Heirs of-Thomas A. J'crnlcy, the twenty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents ♦27 751 u P°n l-ots No 133, 134. 140. 146. IS*. . ^nd j•— ui-.-v v -—a 4 .... v- . .w id 34 in n Block A Martha M. Frick, the sum of six dollars •nd forty-eight cents ($6.48) upon Lot No. 7 in Block F. E. f. Feaster, the sum of fire dollani and eight cents t$s 08) upon Lots Nog 13 and 14 in Block D Phillip P Freese, the sum of two dollars and thirty one cents ($3.31) upon Lot No. 14 in Block K. . S. Parrel, the sum of ninety-three cents )) upon Lot No 148 in Block KJ. Gibbs, the sum of five dollars and fifty-five cento ($3,351 upon Lota No. 76, 139, 135 and 133 in Block KL- O. Howell, the sum of two dollars and seventy-seven cents ($3,771 upon Lot No. 18 in Block K J. F. Jones, the sum of two dollars and rvekfy-eight cento ($3 781 upon Lot No. 157 in. Block E ' Mr*. E W. Kirby, tbe snm of nine dollars

17m tfis. 166, 17^ 134 and 4. Hr*. E. W. Kirby, tbe >

— - ($3.77, upon Lot No. *9

in Block K.

George Myers, the snm of seventy-four cento ($-74) upon Lot No. 143 in Block K. B. P. C Paulin, tbe snm of one dollar and dghty-five cento (IrAs) upon Lot No. a in Susan Selvy, the sum of two dollars and seventy-eight cento ($3.78) upon Lots No. 19 and so in Block N. Selvy, the sum of ninety-two — ~ Lot No. 17 in B* '

t. Smith, the si

W. S P. Shields, the snm of nine dollars •d twentj-five cento ($9.35) upon Lot No, ^Frimcis Vanderschen. the mat of two dollars and seventy-seven cenu >.3.77) upon Lot ' in Block K. .—.

aevof two ddusrs a 7*) ^pojtZaW Noj

, ..lie* the snm

thirty-nine o

inm of thirty-— on Lots No. 74, <31,133. JJ. and 73 in ^ck K; upon Loto No. 30, 3, and 3, i„ Block R; upon Lots No. 1. », x 4. 3. A ti ak H- Hr M. 35 and 77 ia Block L; upon Lot No.

■o. 164 in Stephen

md seventy-eight 34 «n Block B. Hamuel Wiley, t

SSSdOoU

e rate of six per cent, per aarmber an. 1900. to data of safe

lb* sow of aaid tax. to-

witb #>87. coats, lor adv.rtbiM.

: and certificate expenses of each

In (lie Circuit Court ol m iiiay County, tier Jersey.

In thr matter of Use applicaUon of John H. Sloan for an order for a deed for lot No.3 on Block No. 15 in the City of Cape May, New Jeisey, under Chapter 113 ofthe law* ol i.vdo and supplements. To Emmons T. Mockeuridge, George W. Thurston Assignee for thr benefit of creditors of the said Emmons T. Mockridge Individually and trading as E Mockridge fk Co., his heirs, executor*, administrators, successors and assigns and to all unknow n owners, mortgagers and lien holder* of the premises hereinafter described and to all persons having any interest therein whatever; lake notice That upon tbe petition of John H. Sloan presented to the sahk Circuit Court and duly hied in the office-of tne County Clerk iu the said County betting forth that on -December 7th. 1903 he purchased at a public sale lawfully made on the said day by the City Collector and City Solictor of said City of Cape May after due advertiaement certain land known as lot No. 3 on Block No. 15 on Ihe official plan of lota in the C ity of Cape May being the Easternmost one-half of lot No. ifion William J. Sewell's plan of Cape May Cottage lots described in said pell linn as follows: A lot ol ground situate on the Northeaatwardly aide of Grant Street in the said City of Cape May commencing 136 feet or thereabout Southfaslwardly from the Southeastw-ardiy aide of Broadway in said City, containing in front on the said Grant Street 33 feVt or Uicrcabout and in depUi of that width Northeastwardly 100 feet or thereabout. bounded Northeastwardly by ground now or late of William J. Sewell being lot No. 39 on aaid plan Southeastward!) by gron:..: Lie of Emus R. Artman nowof Kate L- Hti's !»• ngkaNo. lyon said plan. North-w-estwardli by ground late of William R. Hart now of Theron I. Crane and Sonthw-est-wardly by tne said Grant Street (which lot w-jis convened to said UsnmomT. Mocsridgc by William R. Hart by deed dated 'November mh. 1874 and recorded in deed book No 39 page-fo etc. and by tbe aaid Emmons T. MocknJge indtviduallyand trading os E. Mockridge & Co. by deed dated April so. 1877 and recorded in deed book No. 43 page J04 etc. to George W. Thurston iu fee in trust for the benefit of creditors); that the said George W. Thurston is now deceased; that no new trustee or assignee has ever 1 been appointed in his place for the aaid assigned estate and the petitioner has not been able to find w hether the aaid George W. Thurston '.eft any heirs, executors or administrators. and no deed or assignment of the said premises appears on record made by she - aid Gcoig-e W. Thurston; that there arc ao .aoitgage* upon the said premises, the said Court on the atst day of October 1904 made an order reciting the allegations in said petition and ordering that the unknown owners mortgagees or lien holders if any and persons interested in the land above described do show cause before said Circuit Court in the County of Cape May at tbe Court House at Cape May Court Houssaid Countv on the sstb day of April 1905 why a deed should not be made and delivered for the said land to the aaid purchaser his heirs and aligns pursuant to the statute and why auch further order should not be made at is by the statute provided. And further that within ten days after the date of said order aaid purchaser should cause to be printed and pnolisbed in tbe Cape May Hkxald. one of tbe newspapers printed and circulated in the City and County of Cape May aforesaid notice directed to the unknown owners mortgagees or lien holders if any and persons appearing to have .an Interest in aaid land requiring them to redeem aaid land on or before aaid 33th day of April 1905 or show cause before tbe Court on that day at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the Court House aforesaid why a deed therefor should not^be delivered to the said purebus John H. Sloan.

City Directory.

Major—Thu*. W. MHIat ..Jan. Aldi rman—Frwucla K. Duke.. Jaai. Council—Jos. Hand .Jan. Baton el T. Hailey .—Jan. Robert J. Cr<-»w«ll.._)MB. T. Maakcl Hbarp Jan Jaa. J. Doak —Jan. Lemuel K Miller..—Jan. Jaa. K. Taylor....;.,.. Jan. Louis C. Hayrr.......... Jan. V. Blduey Townsend Jau. Recorder—Jno. W. Thoinps.iu.Jan. Assessor—('has T. Campbell...Jan. Collector—BolNeedle*.. Jnu. Treasurer—I-aao H. bmlth Jan. Commloaioner* of Appeal, Theodore Mueller Jau. Edward Crraae Jan. Tboa. K- Walea Jan.

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BOARD OF EDI CATION. Henry Rutherford. President.._ March. S. H. Moore, vice president ........ Dr. Edward II. PbllUpa. Clerk.. Howard F. Otter Barclay L. Scbcllenger. '* Samuel R, Stites —— “ William T. Stevens — Dr. A. L Leach..—. -— Charles F. Qnidort —

BOARD OF HEALTH. Dr. A. L. Leach. President ..Sept. Dr. V. M. I) Marcy. becretarv Robert 8. Hand Lafayette M. Hal: Albert B. Utile George L. Lowell ...

County Directory.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL-

Cloalag Stack Quotations. Money on call unquoted. Prime 1

n34.a-.J4S; balances. «?.$*$*; export* of general merchandise from . the port of New York for the week ending Nov. g were valued at JU.7W.OOi.

Closing prices:

ArnaL Copper... 71% N. Y. Central..IS Atchtoon Norf. A West... 7J B-AO m% Penn. R. R-....1** Brooklyn R. T.. a% Reading 74% C. .C..C.A 8LL. Rock Island 34 Ches. * Ohio..,. 44 9t. Paul 171 Chi. A Northw..iM% Southern Pac... a% D. AH — .184% Southern Ry... M% Erie »% South. Ry. pf... W% Oen. Electric...dIJ Sugar 148%

10% Texas P*rifle... 84% — — “ PMfflo.. Jll%

IU. Central..

S%

Louis. A Nash.. XJJ Manhattan 1C U. 8- Steel pf... ... Metropolitan—121% West. Union.... H

“■ ' Pac....icn%

Hew York Market a.

FEEI>—Steady; spring bran. JUJB: mid-

“ffTv -

olds. IMSUc. WHEAT--

"Wnfcwwu, natoraL *FL0 UR—Steady:

: joSste !

Justice Supreme Court—Francis I. jiwsyze. Rep 'Vd* Clrcnit JuUgt^-Allen B. KurtiooM ....lull law Judge—Uairlsou U. VoorUe,. Rep «*« Prosecutor of Pleas-Harry S. Douglass. K«-p : •me Hberlrf—ttam'l K. Eyrlng. Dem PJ04 foroner'a—lieu. Sayre, Jr.. Rep 1104 1'uruuer a—John D. Craig. Ho- 1MB (•omuer's—ChaA H. (.loullug, Rep....1MB County Clerk-Julius Way. Rep 1MB Hunogate—K. CUnton Hewitt. Rep 1MI7 County Collector-Lewt# H. Bril well. Rep. L<B County Board of Elect Urns—Jo*. KBap - IN* County Board of Elections—Cbarlee iFooter. Uep, Wm Cixinty Board of ElSetions—Wui. J. Tyler. County Board of Elections—Mletuiel U Kearns, De in 1M C Terms'of Court— Fourth Tuesday lu April, September and December. BOARD UK CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS. Anthony B. Smith. Palermo May, 1MB W. .^.Johnson. Ocesn City ....Jan. 1. 1MT7 John P Fox. Ocean City -Jau. ). 1907 V. P. Vanaman, Di«s Creek. May 1. 1907 Jesse D: Ludlam. So. Dennis ...Mav 1906 Wm. T. Hate. Fish lug Creek.... May. IWB Westler'B. Wales. Cape May. Jan. 1. PJ07 Mica Ian S. Hmjth. Cape May Jau. I.IUOB Antnooy B. Smith, Director; .'vamuel

Townsend Clerk.

State Senator—Ia-wI* M. Cresae. Ocean

Sep 1906

Hlldivtb.

.... 1904

Ity. Rep

molyman—Jw . Cape May City, Rep.

Our Secret Societies.

Adoniram Chapter, No. 99. Koval Arch Masons—Convocation*, third Monday of each month at lodge room, Washington and Franklin streets. Cape Island Lodfee, No. 90. F. and A. M. —Coin in 11 nlcatlooi, 'second and fonrth Tnrxlsy* of each month at lodge room. Washington end Franklin streets. Cape May Camp, No. 8773.Modern Woodmen of America—Meets first Wednesday of each month at Andltorinm. Cape May Conclave, No. 188, Improved Order of Heptaaopfas—Meeto at Ogden’* Hall, $19 Washington street, on second and fouirh Thursdays of each mouth. Cape May Connell. No. MW; Rtyal Arcannm—Meeto first and third Tuesdays of each month at Andltorinm. Cape May Lodge, No. 21. A. O. U. W.— Meeto first and third Thursday* of each month at SIS Washington street. Gold Spring Connell, Jr. O.U. A. M. No. 198—Meets lu ball at Cold Spring,' every Tuesday evening at 7 o’clock. Colombia lodge. No. 23. Independent Order of Mechanics—Meets each Monday at Auditorium. Eureka Lodge, No. 7, Ladies’ L O. M. Meets aecond and fourth Thnradap of rack month at Andltorinm. Friendship Council. No. 27, D. of A.— Meets on Tuesday afternoon of eash week at 8.90, in Jr, O.U.A.M. Hall. Cold Spring. John Mecray Post, No. 40, G. A. R.— Meets on second and fonrth Thursdays of each month at 916 Washington street. Mayflower Lodge. No. 266, Independent Order of Odd Fellowa-Meete each Friday at the Auditorium, Jacks Ogallalla Tribe. No. 167, Improved Order of Rod Meo-Meets at 1

yy *5T JnstT k 8ZASECU EAIL&0A9 la xrryx-r uCToma 4, IWH Train* will leave Cap* May as follows (o, PillLADELI i IA: 6 A M -ACCOMMODA : ION Stops ' ’ at principal statronv Arrives at Fhi’adclphta 9 49 a m 7 ]0 A. M —EXPRESS Conum. from • Anglcsca Branch. Arnvt. at Philadelphia 9-31 a m. X re * M-—ACCOMMODATION Con>’JJ ncctsfrom Anglcsca Branch Ocean City, and Sea Isle City. Arrives at Phils delpbia 3.37 P M. gL'HpAV TRAOl*. ‘ , xo P M.-ACCOMMODATION. Stop. J'-’ at principal intermediate station*. Arrives Pbiiadclphiafi75|pm. . p M.—EXPRESS. Connect, from t Anglesea, Ocean City, and Sea Lie City Arrive* at PiiiUdclplila 6.33 p. n» J'ROM PHILADELPHIA. Trains leave for Cape May—Express, 9.00 A. M and 4.08, p m week-day. Atcommodatiuo. 3.15 p. m Sunday, eapress, 900 a m. Accommodation, 8zx> a. m Train* leave Pliu-W)ELVUIA. Broad Street Station for NEW YORK. May 39. i<si4 Expre»*. w eekday*. 4 4 40. 5 <»». ) is, sy». 7.00. 7 33. 8 30, 903. 950, 10 31, ’n «). A. M.. •i3<*) noon. 1333. *1 «« ‘Fa •330,300.350. 3.33 iPeona. Limited 3 <4 1 New York Limited), 4 uo. *3 oo. »* 516 0 00, 7 uu, •800,900. IOOO P.M , 1302. akfht.Si si.av», 43*. 4 4°.5uo.5 18,833. 9 5o ‘I A. M , *lz 3Y. *3 30 ip. (Penna. Limited). 3 54 1 New York Limited). 4 *5 *. •5 56. 6 jb. 7 1*., *s uo. 10 13 P. M.. 13 u2 night. Piom Wr*t Philadelphia only. 24s A. M. and *12 33 P 31 dally. • From North Philadelphia Only, 12 =8 P M daily i Manhattan Limited).

For Baltimore and Washington. •633. 7.30. 8 33. 10 30. 11 23. A M . *12 31. *1 25, 3.Ke 446. 575. 61s. 11 3>, P M.and 17 09 night, weekdays. SVMiavs, •fi. 33, 7 »>, 005. 11 33. A M.. *1 35, »3 >0. 4 46. S *5. '« **

P. M. 13,09 night.

For Baltimore accommodation. 9 05 A M. 3.0^ and 4.01 P. M. weekday., 5.07. P M From West Philadelphia ovly, 335 and

1 35 A. M..

.55 '

53

Limited,’!) •b y*. .

daily.

•Dining Car. W. W. ATTERBURY. J R. WOOD. Gen'l Manager Pass'r Traffic Manat GEO. W BOYD. General PaMenger Agent.

ATLANTIC CITY EAlLBOAL.

TIMETABLE in Eflort Sept.

WEKXOAVa.

Lv. Cape May

Man

•Silo p n

Lv. I’hila. 850 a ip 4 15 p m 645 a tn

.Ayr. Phils.

9 15 a iu

(ex press ; SCkbATH.

[express] * ti 40 p in

wcxkdays.

Arr. Cape May. fex pres*] 1100 am [expreiwj 6 15 p tn

SUNDAY*.

[local] 10 68 a m

•Connect* at Winslow Junction for Atlantic City. ' „ A. T. Dice, Kdson j. Weeks. Gen'l Sc pi. Gen’l Pass'r Agent

The Ooaaa City High School would Ilka o ankng* a gams with any football team a the eMuuy oC 190 ponnd* weighs AdManagor, 718 Central areane, y. N. J.

Our Church Directory. Among The Worshippers of Tbe Different Denominations. p. e. ctiritcH or not advejtt. Rev. Edwin C- Alcorn, Minister-in-•barge. Snnday Services: 7.90 a m. Holy Communion; 10. 90 a m. Morning Prayer and Sermon; 8 00 p m, Sunday-school; 8.00 p m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. Evening Prayer, Friday evening* at 8-00. Other services as announced. rRKSBTTKKlAK CHLRCH. Rev' Arthur W. Spooner, D. D., Pastor. Praiae service in the lecture room every Sabbath morningat 10o’clock. Morning service at 10.90. Evening service at 7 JO. Mid-week prayer meeting at 7.90. Junior Endeavor Friday afternoon at 4. o’clock. Senior Endeavor Friday evening at 7.90 Sunday-school at $.90. All are cordially Invited. Seats Free. rwaT M. E. CHt'ECH. Rev. 8. F. Gaakill, D. D.. Pastor. Preaching on Snoday morning at 10.80, In tbe evening at 7.45. Meeting* at 9 a.' x. and 6.80 r. x. on 8ai>dayE Sunday School at 8 r. x Epworth League Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Mid-week prayer eervioe Wodneaday evening at 8 o’clock. Class meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evening*.

CptTHOL PrcecWng on Sunday morning at 10.80. In the evening at 730, Sunday morning Workers Meeting at IOOO a. K. Snnday School at 2.80 p. a. Wednesday evening Prayer -Meeting at 7 JO o’clock Yonng People’s Meeting Friday eventaf at 7 JO o’clock Men’s Meeting Saturday evening atfi.OO 'clock. ar. xaky’s a. c. cxrnca. Rev. Father D. J. KeUy, Rector. Hoars of divine sendee on Sunday*. lessee at 8,8 and 10 a. x. Sunday School at 2J0 r. x. Roearr, sermon and benediction ot the Moet Bleeeed Sacrament at 8.00 r x. All are invited to attend the Snnday evening inetractioaa at 7 JO • Weea-daye, Mam at 7. a. a. ry Fnday evening at &