THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SUNDAY- , OCTOBER 2(5 , 1800-SLXTTDJBN PAGKES. i
EHRGRIMS
5 PIECES
BLA CK
FRENCH
FAILLE ,
Warranted to wear ,
At $1.15.
"Wortli . . . . . .3I.4O
5 PIECES
BLA CK
CACI-IM1ER
SUBLIME ,
Guaranteed toxvear ,
At $1.20.
.
WorLli 51.60
10 PIECES
BLA CK
ARMLTRESILK
SILK ,
Guaranteed to wear ,
At $1.15.
.
Worth $1.40
5 PIECES
ALMARO
RO YAL
YALSILK ,
Guaranteed to wear ,
At $1.55.
Worth . . . .52.00
Kelley.Stiger&Co.
Cor , Farnam and i5th Sts.
WORK FOR YfllfPEOPLE ,
Churcl Societies Organized for tie Religions
and of Young Mimbois ,
A PIONEER MINISTER DEPUTED ,
Uev. Clinrlcs VI. Savage Tendered n
Knccption llov.J. V. Palm Wilt
lioa-vo Omalia Religious
Ne\\e ami NotOH.
Fifty years ngothoro wna not much that
fnterested children nnil younij people In
church ( 'oitig. Until tlio Sunday school hcgan
to nttrait the children generally they looked
upon Sunday , or the "Snbbntli day , " as It
was formerly called , ruasortoC pcnancadny ,
'JCItero was but little for youiiR people to debut
but sit and hold tholr h.tnifsnnd look solemn.
The prcachiiic , for the most part , was far
nlovo their hcadi , intellecttmlly coiialdcred ,
and the day was to them ono round of dry
formalities and precepts.
Hut along with the diaiiKOs In the business
wcrlil have come many changes in church
worship , and whereas the preaching of ser
mons stud tlio observance of the ( hurch ritual
used to bo considered about all that there
\\as to 1)0 douo , tho.so tbltip are uo\v
only a department of the work done Ity most
oltho modern churches. The Sunday school
bas beratno a woniterful power nnil a source
of plonturo as well as profl.1 for the children.
3Nearly every clmrclt that pretends to keep
abreast of the ngo has no\v a young people's
society whldi taltca upbothrolislous ana lit
erary worlcoutsido of the usual services.
The Kplscopal church luvs two well known
orgnn izntions , ono for young ladles nnd tno
other for young men , /ormercallod "Tito
King's Hamilton , " uud the other "St. .An-
< - . ( row's llroucrbood. "
Hot.liof thcso '
organlmtions awwollrepi'o-
scntcdin the Kplscopal parUlics of Omalia ,
and particularly so in the Trinity cathedral
parish. Thosociety of " 'J'ho King's Daugh
ters" IMS a large membership of bright , con-
olontloiis and tallmtod young ladies
ivho have done nnil arodoinRii great icul ) of
good In a missionary way among the poor by
colleothig ami distributing glft of clothini : ,
lurnitiiro , food , etc. , uhuro they are tippio-
clateiltiH a crentblesalng.
St , Andrew's brotherliood Is a very strong
society in the Episoopil clmrch of "Otimlu.
J'o thuclToits of thoyouiiRincn latliatorgnn.
< < liath n more than to any other source , prolia-
lily , iaduo the largo momliorsliip of yoiinR
men found In that church. Thoniostcarucst
vorkets In Iho brotherhood nro ilolngn great
nmouiitof missionary work throughout the
city that must In duo tlmo bear ( rult for the
cause of Christianity.
Trinity church baa also on organization
call ti "the club , " vhlch will devote some
time to literary and political studios and dli-
cusslons. The club will discuss tbo tariff
question at its next mooting.
In tlio Congregational church the Young
People's Society of Christian llndeuvor lias
Iwoino alirost the next Uuiiartmcut in point
of intlutmconnd itowrr to the preachliifr of
the \voixi. The 1'lrat ' Conpn'gatlunal church ,
Plymouth and St. Jtury's avenue nro n-
reclally well represented In this particular
line. Thcso organbatloiis hare for their
jirlmc object u si > oclal rvllgioui bur\Ieo \ at
least once every week , and the literary wort
Ji arranged to suit the wishes of the ma
jority. Doth OH rollKlous and literary uoolo-
tlrs tiny are decidedly suci'cssfui , anil a viist
mountof spiritual ami intollectuul protltls
gained through them.
In tbo Methodist church there is the Ivn-
Ttortn league , oruiintzed uliout ten ye.irs . ngo ,
and nnnidl after tlio olJ Xpwoilh
rectory at Lttuolnslilro , Bnplnnd , whcro
John mid CharlejVsloyvero \ brought nphy
ChrlKtliui luronu , their father. Snmwl Wesley -
loy , being rector of llpworth fur over thlity
jcurs. Thu Bocioty Is quite systoiuatloully
orRiiiilietl. caeli bruiuh b lug rwiulrvil to ro-
rort totlioponoral hoadnuiirtorsof the league
icgularly iion | the work done , loth religious
mi literary , Nearly all Methodist churches
Ja Ouiihu , crcciitlug tuo Hwt church , U YO
S1LICS
FOR EVENING WEAR.
We are no w sliow-
iiitj a most exquisite as-
sortmen t of rich , choice
novelties in silks for
eveningwear , viz : em
broidered satin , de
Lyon , embroidered
surahs , cmbroide red
serges in cream pol
ka dot ground with
delicate colored em-
brioclery , also in black
grounds with , colored
embroidery broca
ded satin.cle Lyon , brp-
caded and plain crepe
de cliene. These are the
very latest novelties
imported ,
VELVETS
Velvets are the most
popular trimming fab
ric this season Good
colors are very scarce
and prices liave great
ly advanced we have
a splendid , stoclc at
popular prices and
show an excellent as
sortment , of the new
fall colors.
19-inch velvets , a
splendid quality at $ > 1 ,
Avorth today , $1.2S.
19-inch velvets , ex
tra quality , at $1.25 ,
worth today $1.68.
19-inch velvets in
every new desirable
shade , really "worth
our price is $ > 1.6O.
Plaids Plaids
We are showing tlie
most complete line of
French , novelty plaids
to be found in th.e city ,
at 4Sc , BOc , 7Sc , 8Sc
KelleyStiger&Co.
, . ,
Cor Farnam and i5th St.
organized a branch of the Icapiio anil
vork isbcini ! done. 'Jho young ] oploof the
l-'lrst Methodist church prefer torotnln the
naino ol the Youiis People's Society of Chris
tian Endeavor. Tlio society is. very largo in
the First , church , hii\IiiR considerable moio
than ouo hundred members ,
The VOUIIK Peoplo's Society of Clirlstinn
Ijiidonvor l'i ' tlio Presbj'tcriuii chunbcs of
the city is nlso very ctior otlo anil successful
in accomplishing peed woik , both , religious
anil literary lu natures.
In tlio First Baptist cliurch the Y. P. S. C.
liai over ono hundred members and meets
every Friday evening1.
Dctli-Edcn Baptist cliurch also lias a pros
perous society of youiiK people.
A I'ioiLcer minister Gone.
Last Monday afternoon the remains of
Itov. J. M. Aclalr of Holyke , Colorado , nr-
rived at the union tlcpot , accompanied by his
Vvlfo and son. Rov. JVdair died at Ilolyolto
nnd liis last request was that ho bo burled in
the family lot in Prospect II ill comoiory in
this city. The funeral toolt place on Tuosdny
nt2 p.m. . from the residence of Uev. Hobort
I.nhiK , IU'0 Mason street , and iras attoncled
liy many of the olii-timo friends and acquaint
ances of tlio family.
The deceased AV.IS ono of the early Metho
dist preauUcra in Omaha ami Nebraska. Ho
was born in Madison county , Ohio , in 1S20 ,
iio was in business for a few jcnrs In Gin-
rlnnntl , and iifterurnnls entered the Ohio
AVcslevan imlvcrslty , wtiero ho prepared Jfor
the ministry , the work of which ho
Ijopfaii In 1S57 nnil caiuo to the
Nohrailca conference in ISliS takincr clmrgo ol
the UclK'uochuvcli. Ho wis nitownrd as-
slirnod to work in Washington and Burt
counties and then bccauio the Hrst pastor ol
the South , Tenth street Methodist church ol
Oinulia. The cliurch ( 'rew rapicllr uiiJer his
guardianship. lid preuchcd aftcrw-imls at
I'luttsnioutb , Tjiblo Ltock and oilier places.
In ISbOho nskeclto bo supcrantnutcclarul re-
raovo < lto ColoriiJo for the bonollt. of his
health. Death was caused by heart failure
at the ago of sixty-two. Just twenty-two
jears , exactly to a dny. from the tlmo Uev ,
Adiitr and lite wife nognn housekeeping1 In
the cottage opposite St. Joseph's hospital on
Jliison utroct , the remains of the pioneer pns-
tur wcro Uiken from the snrao place for huria
in Prospect Hill. 1'ho deceased left a wlfo
and live culUU-cmvuo reside at Holy eke , Cole ,
IfoU'lll Licaro Oiiinhn.
Rov. T.V. . Palm , pastor of the Lowe avs-
nuo Presbyterinn cliurch , hns decided to ro-
slffii his place ns loader of that longrefration
on tholh-stor.rnnuni7iioxt Kcv. Palm has
Icon pastor of that church over since It was
organized , three jcars ago , and has seen the
congregation gro\v \ from ilficoti to seventy-
ilvo members. Ho has bocn in poor
health , tlioiiRli , for several months , nnd is of
tbo oiilnioiittmt ho hnd better return u > Wit-
conslnvhero , the climiito tecim to bo better
suited to the requirements of his constitu
tion. Ilo is also of the opinion that there are
icvoral mcmbors of his coiiffro < ratlon who are
not in harmony with lili way of thin Mug nnd
do notftppreciatahls style of preaching. Ilo
Mill , theivfore , quit tha work In Oinnlin and
IK'riiiltsoiiiooiioaioroln harmony with these
of hiscoiiKrogntlon VNho hnvo not been well
pleased to aiiininlstor spiritual advlco In Ills
stead , The majority of tlio congrecatlon
spenlt VOL-V UliiJly of Itov. Palm , uud tuoy
recoKnlzo In him n great many Christian
virtues nnd elements of high moral nnd
spiritual manhood.
Unccption to Uov.
The congi-epatlon of Is'cwnan Methodist
church tendered Hov , GhnrluaW. Havldgo.
their pastor , and his wlfo a very plcmant re
ception last Tuesday evening at ttiochurcli
on St , Mary's ixvenuo , After some excellent
chorus singing by the larpo choir , an address
of vvclcoiui ) to the pastor was < lclvore ! < l
by J , M. Glllati , which wm i-cspondwl
to by Itov. Sividfjo In u very
appropriate wrnnncr. Miss Alin' Knodo sang
a very pleasing ; solo nnil then tlio audience In-
dulled lu general sociability supplemented by
an olepiutltinelieou of cnUo and coffee sorvoil
by tnoliutiM of tuo fliurth. Itev. SavldRO
was the recipient of aliiiudsoino piece of tax-
Idorniy during the ovenini ; , the Rift ofWr.
( lllbert , the taxUormlst , vho helougs to the
church.
Tlio
The tuuuil luootliix of the rt'prcioutativos
Moifrnig Goods
-N
MoiiraiflQ Gools
" \ Yevill sell on Monday
ONE CASE Imported Royal Serge ,
worth (55c ( , at
50G ,
All eel Flannel ,
04 Inches Wide ,
FRENCH IIENEIETrAKnp
( JUL )
WORTH 65C , AT
FANCY CORDS ,
FORMER PRICE 85C , AT. . .
CAMEL'S ' MIR ,
CAMEL'S HAIR NOW
BROADCLOTH ,
52 IN. WIDE , WORTH $ IAT-
BRILLI/VNTINli / ,
REDUCED FROM 75C ,
HALF ItOIffl
*
Plaicls , Plaids , Plaids ,
Black and White ,
75c. 75c. 75c ,
Plaids , PJaids , Plaids ,
85c. 85c. 85c ,
BLACK AND WHITE
FLUIDS and STRIPES ,
At 45c.
KelleyStiger&Co.
Cor. Farnam and itli Sts.
of the Congregational church in Nebraska ,
liclcl at Norfolk duriiis the past wools , illus
trated the strength and prosperity of the de
nomination in this state. Tlicro wcro 200
delegates rcpresciiting 17ft churches , aDd re
ports of thoprosiess of the worlt iu alldircc-
ttons A\cro encouraging. Rev. Duryoo deliv
ered tlio associntlonsil ser.non Tuesday even-
In ? , and thh fact suggests hovr well he is
following out tlio uipressoJ iiurposo with
\\liichhecamo to the vest tousohis energy ,
influeiico nnd ability in n ilold whcro
there is a broader opportunity for
usefulness than in Now EnjlanO. lie
lias bccomoa stronp foivo in tlio religious
lifoof the \vost. licv. Q. John Askin of
Kearney-\\lio presided ns moderator at the
Norfolk session of the association , is ono of
the promUinir Congregational leadersia this
scetioii. Ho is a man of broad culture , a
fuscinaliiipr preacher and notable .for the
hroadth ot Ills outlook on religious questions ,
The CoiipreKiitioiiaUsts were never before so
veil cquSpiied ns at present to do powerful
work In the west ,
C 1mroll Nolcs.
Oniccrs vcro elected for the Bancroft Mis
sion Suiitluyschool ns follows : J. M. Bnin-
ner , suporintondeiit ; II , D. Ilnoadcsassistant
suxrintcndciit [ \ U. Ithoades , treasurer ,
The Nicholas Street Mission Sunday
school elected the folloxvltie : Gcorgo Hen
derson , superintendent ; S. J. Johnson , ass is-
taut superintendent ; K. Johnson , treasurer ,
A new mission school -was organized to
rnoct ntthol'Mrstchuroli and thooUlccrs nres
L. D. llotmes. superintendent ; L. Sthillin-
ger , assistant superintendent ; Tuoinas Con
ner , tnasuicr.
Uov , P. S. Jlerrill , pastor of Uio First
Jlethodist church , has returned from a trip
to tbo favorite resorts of Colorado. Miss
Merrill , nis eldest daughter , who lias been
sick with blllious fever , is now recovering- .
At the regular quarterly business mooting
of the first Uaptist church held lust week ,
the following Sunday school oDlcers wcro
elected : Vred Davis , superintendent ; C. 11.
Jacobs , nssisUiutsupcrlntendcnt ; C. J , Johu-
son , tiKisuror.
Uov , George T. Crlssraan of the First
Presbyterian clmrch of IlastiiiRs , lias re
signed. This is a surprise to many who
tnow the Kcntleiaan. ills labors ia the church
nt Aastingsliavo been crowned with nbun-
d.int success. He willeiiKUge iu college woik
in Colorado.
Dr. Uurjca , Etev.VillardScott , Dr.Thaln
and others of the CoiiKrefjutlonnl churches of
Omaha , attended the annual church confoi1-
cnco of the stuto held ut Norfolk last \vc3k ,
beginning on WoJnosaiy and closiun today ,
Dr. Duryeadelncrecl an nd'lross ' boftno tbo
conferencoonVednesday evening.
The conKrogntion of N"cwman Methodist
church will vote uext AVednesday evening
upon the question of admitting women as
delegates to the general conference of tbo
church , Short addresses upon the subject
will Iwmailo. Mrs. Mary Ciorald Andrews ,
the evangelistMrs. Frank Bryant and others
\\lll speak upon the subject before the votois
taken ,
Dr. Duryc.Vs address , delivered heforo the
aniiunl meeting of the association of Congre
gational churches nt Norfolk \Voduesday
fciiing 1ms been very highly si ken of by
tbo west of Norfolk ami tlio ministers who
beard It. Ho took fur Ills text the words !
" ( Jo Maud lu thoU-'inplo and preach to the
people all the words of this life. "
The followine Omaha ladles ntteiidedl the
mooting of the woman's homo and foreign
missionary society of Nebraska held last
wiiclc at AVost Point : Mrs , J. Swartzlander ,
Mrs. J. G. llruner , Mrs. .T. 0. Grlllith , Mrs.
Allen Koch , airs , S. S. KnlBlo , and Misses
TlllioLelsciirtng , Gussio novvmnn , Huttio
Swobe , Annlo Klllott , Katie Swartilaudcr ,
LlUtol'aris , K1U King and Clara ICiug.
Episcopal clerpyrnm in Onialia ro very
much pleased with the lesultof the recent
census nnd the comments that upponr In
leading papei-s with reunrd to the Krowthof
the Kpiscopal church in Now York , It is
gaining strenRth nnd membership rapidly ,
while some of tlio otliercliurchejarc searuw
holding tuclr own. The reasons given lor
this by leading- men Inthochurth are that of
nil tbo forms of worship the Eiiiscoiu
chuech presi'iits the most attractive and iwt-
Ing. The Kplscopal church , it is clulmod h >
these writers , U distinctively a pluco In
which to worship God , while many of the
other chunhc * are attractive only asltio ela-
( juouw of the pastor cuptlvates tbo ear or
Cloal < Department.
Special for this week ,
Just received , some very
lahdsomc garments in Jackets
and Ecdfcni KTu\vmarkets and
Dolman shaped.
The best line of Rocfor Jackets
linwn , In cheviots , diagonals , broiul-
clnths nnd beavers , trimmed with ns-
rachun , iiiiiik , clo. , nt $8.50 , 310 , $11 ,
$17.50 , H9 , 52H.50 an d M7.50.
Special line of Dcavor Jnckots , tn
Uin nad blue with cmbroidorad sloavoa
and collar. Price SIS , worth $15.
A lotof ladles' Dolman Wrnpa neatly
braided and vorv drossy. $17.50 $ , worth
Special lot of Plush Sncquos , 42-ln
and made ol good reliable plush.
$19.75. worth
This cut represents the latest sliapc
in a long garment. I'riooSiS.
KelleyStiger&Co.
, . ,
Cor. Farnam and istli St.
the chnractcrof tiiemuslo metis with popular
favor.
_ _ _ _ _ _
CHL'ItCIl AHT1CES.
Unity church. Seventeenth , near Cass.
Rev. K. W. Mamuvlll preach in tbo morning
on "Tho Way Wo nro Slaved. "
Kev. James A. Hey t preaches for IZov. Q.
II. Shinu at Goodrich ball. Morning theme ,
"Tho Church of the Living God. " Uveiilng :
"Inspiration. "
Uov. , T. M. "Wilson's ' subjects ! "God's
Speciall'ro\dence ! and the Golden Sccptroof
Ahat5ucras"nnd "Who Shall A.bido iu Thy
Tabernacle i" Church , corner Sixteenth and
Castcllar streets.
The choir of All Sum t * church will render
at the lo'clorkc service on Sunday , November
2 , the oratorio of "St. Jthn the Evangelist , "
by Dr. Armca. The service at that tlmo will
bo the fourth annual parish festival of the
church.
Westminster Presbyterian churchTwe/ity- , /
nlnth and Mason streets. Preaching by the
Iiastor , Uov. John Gordon , D.D. , at , 10:30 : a.
in , on the question , "What Is Man ) " and at
7:110 : p.m. , the sixth sermon in the scries :
"Jesus as a Physician. "
First M. D , church , corner Twentieth and
Davenport streets. HOY. P. S. Merrill , will
prencJi morcinp and night. His subiect for
iO80 ; a. m. is "Paulino Obedience ; " 7:30 : p ,
in. , "A Searching Pnijer. " All scats free
and everybody welcome.
First Baptist churca. preachin pat 10:30 : n.
ra. nnd7:30p. m. by the pastor , Itev. A , W.
Lamnr , Morning theme , "Koutcd Before
the Enemy"andeveningthemo , "ThoPower
of a Christian Hope. " Sunday school at 12
DI. All cordially invited.
Prof'Oliver of Center university , will
jireachln the First Clirlstinn church , corner
of Capitol avcnuonnd Twentieth strcctstoth , )
morning and evening. Morning service 11 a.
in , evening service 7:30 : p.m. , Sunday school
at980n. : ! in. ; V. 1' . S. C. K. atOiUOp. in ,
Southwestern Presbyterian church , Twen
ty-sixth street , between Poppleton mid \Vool-
ivorth avenues. Rev. Luther M. Kuhns , pas
tor. Services at 11 n. m. and 7:30 : p. in.
Morning services will bo appropriate to the
festival of the Information. Evening ; sub
ject ; 'ThoSceptro of Hlghtcousncss. "
First M. K. church , Twentieth nnil Daven
port. Kov. I' . S , Merrill , pastor. Morning ?
service 10 : SO a , in. ; ovcnirfB service 7:30 : p.
m. Preaching by pastor. A cordial invita
tion to strangers. All scats free. Sabbath
school 2:40 : p. in. V. P , S. C. Mondry 7:30 : p.
m.
Newman Methodist cliurch , Twenty-
seventh nnd St. Mary's avenue. Preach
ing by tlio pastor , Itev. tlharlesY. . Savldgo ,
ut Hi a. in. and 7:30 : , p. m. Subject in the
morning : ' 'Our ' Two faturcs.1' Subject in
the evening : "Co'nfession. " Splendid
music by rrnnWIn iSidlth and his choir.
Seats free. All are welcome ,
Welsh Prcsbytcriat ) diurch , Twenty-fourth
nnd Cutnlngstreets. _ ScrvIce3 preaching at
10 n. in. and 7:30 p. in. 'Sunday ' school nt It
am. Morning themor "The Influence ol
Children ; " evening thifine : "Tho Salvation
of the Believer a Certainty. " The holy
sacrament will bo administered in the oven-
Ing" . Pastor , Hov. J. It Johns.
Trinity M. 13. clmrah , ( corner Twenty-first
and Blimey streets. J cr.V , 1C. Iloans , pas
tor. Morning service. 10:80 ; evening , ( ! : ao
Jlornlni ; subject ! " .Elements of a .Manly
Character ; " eveningt''Good ' Tidings-Day
Service. " Sunday .school , 1U m. ; J , T
Itoblnsnn , superintoriflent ; young people's
mooting , 0:30 : p. m. SCits free. 'Iho ixioplo
m.ido welcome.
Innnauucl Baptist church , North Twenty-
fourth nnd Uinuoy streets , Hov. 1'rank 'Nv.
Foster , pastor. Uoguhr services at 100 : : ! a
m. and7Up. ! ai. Morning' theino : "Ixwk
Inn for .fesus ; " evening theme : " \Vhois
your modcll'1 ' Sunday school at 12 tn. "Vounf ,
people's meeting Monday evening. Thin
church is a handy Sabbath homo and the
public are always cordially welcomed. Seats
free.
free.Church
Church of the flood Shepherd , corner.S'lne
tccnth and Laho streets. Uov. J. I1. D
I.hvyd , rector. Holy communion , 8 a , m.
divine services , with eormons by the rector
at 11 a. in , and 7iOp. : ! m. ; Sunday school n
10. a. m. ; short services and ton-minute ad
dress every Priduy evening at 7S : < ) p , in
You uro corJInlly Invltod and will bo heartily
welcomed to all services at the Good Shep
herd. Boats free ,
ICounUo Memorial English Lutheran
church , Sliloonth and Harney , Hegulur
rivn
.ix
Colored. Cheviots ,
43 inches wldo , very deslrublo ,
At 871c.
Worth $1.20.
West of England Tweed Suitings ,
in Stripes and Checks , nuw nnd
stylish i , 6-1 Inches wldo ,
At $1,10. $
Camel's Hair Serge ,
A great bargain. In tlio now
Fall colors , COc , good value
At 75c.
French. Serges ,
All Wool , 33 Inches walc-a
bargain
At 50c per yard.
Imported. Tricot In e ,
Beautiful goods , on Monday ,
At $1.25. $
Worth $2.OO.
Trieotine ,
51 itichos wide , a splendid cloth
At 85c.
Regular prlco , $1.10.
Broadcloth ,
In no\v Fall colors ,
. At 85c.Worth
Worth $1.OO.
Imported Broadcloth- ,
Extra good value , peed colors ,
AtLOO. $
_
Dress Flannels ,
51 inches \vido ,
At 42zC.Worth
Worth B5c.
Kelley.Stiger&Co.
Cor. Farnani and r 5th Sts.
church services 10,10.a. : m. and 7 : DO p. ra. ,
Sabbnth school at IS m. St. Matthias mis
sion Sabbath school at 3:30 : p. m. , corner
Fourteenth and Center streets. Young pco-
pie's prayer meeting nt i:30 : p.m. The pas
tor , the Kcv. A. J. Turkic , wlllprencli in the
moniiiiK on ' "Tho Call to Sinners ntid Not to
Saints , " and In the cveniiif ? on "Christ the
Deliverer. " All nro welcome.
All Saints church , Twenty-sixth nnd How
ard streets , Itov. Louis Zahncr , S. D.T. , rec
tor. Holy communion 7:30 : a. in. , Sunday
school i ) : : w a. m. , mornlnc service 11 n. m ,
choral evensong 4 p. m. The music at the 11
o'clock services will bo "To Down and Jubi
late" in I'1 ' , Gurrctt ; anthem , "Praised bo the
Lord1 , Calkin , At the 1 o'clock service ,
"Miignillwt and Nuno Dimlttts" in A , Goss ;
anthotn , ' 'The Lord Is my Shepherd , " Mac-
farrcn. Free sittings reserved. All are -wel
come.
Biiildiiifr corner Sixteenth nnd Douglas
streets. Free reading room open daily ex
cept Sunday 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sundays
fromUtoC p. m. A cordial invitation to
the subject "The Three Parables. " ' Mr. K.
L. Cobb of Cutmlen , J > T. .T.a , commercial trav
eler , will also nddit'ss the meeting. Vocal
solo by Wrs. Q. W. Wiekcrshnm. Selection
by Eutorpo.in quartette. Siuginfj by male
chorus commences at3:45. :
In the now parliament of Japan there are
twelve Christians.
The New York Avenue Methodist Episco
pal church in llrooklyn , costing S.'OO.OOO , was
dedicated by Bishops Faust and Andrews.
A Society of Christian Endeavor of over
twenty active members Ins recently been or
ganised in the Livingston chuich , .Montana.
The revival during the past year nt Aiutab
and the surrounding region in Turkey , has
resulted in 1,000 conversions to Christianity.
U.'he new Episcopal theological school , ETolt-
mnn hail , has been opened in Nashville ,
Tonn. , for educating candidates for the priest
hood among the colored people of the south ,
Sixty years ngo three-fourths of the mis
sionary converts connected with the churches
of the American board of commissioners for
foreign Htlsblouaries were American Indians.
By unanimous action , thoLnfaycttoA.veimo
Presbyterian cliurch of Brooklyn resolved to
call Hev. Dnviil Grepcr , D.D. , of the Park
Congregational church , Iloston , to succeed
Dr. Theodora L. Cuyler. at a salary of $10,000
a year , it is believed that Dr. Gregg will ac
cept.
cept.Tho
The Float tap-Society of Christian Kndeavor
is dolnp good work among the sailors , Many
have signed the endeavor pledge slightly
modified to meet the needs of the sailors , and
the good effects of it nro already seen on
several ot the revenue cutters and other ves
sels.
sels.Tlio
Tlio const it utloa of thosociety hns already
been translated Intomuny languages , ono of
the last being that of the Dakota Indians.
The name of tlio society In that language is
.irsus mnKiniwucinsKanpi uicouaiticiye , "
Tlio constitution of tha society is printed at
the Siuitco Apeticy. Nebraska , Tuo roixirt
comes of a society of young Dakota Indians
who huvonlready Keno out and established a
society for white youug people In a neglected
district.
The department of state nt Washington
hns received n letter from the governor of
the Sierra Lcono relative to tuocasoof nine
American nilsslonniics at Freetown. Thcso
missionmics , it seems , believe in the faith
euro , and when they full sick with fever re
fuse to have medical service. Two of Uio
party died within six months , nnd others
wcru found In the last stage of exhaustion.
Ouo of these , though prevailed upon to BOO n
physician , was too far gene for recovery nnd
ilK'J within u tow days. It is stated that the
misslonatlea do not Intend to remain ut
Fmitowi , but to advance into tlio interior.
The Church of England , as shown by m-
conwleU ) returns of the revenue report bv
order of parliament , is the wealthiest church
lu Christendom. Thu income of the eccles
iastic commissioners Is ntxmt > ,7f , > 0,000 ,
nearly otie-fomth of which is derived from
tithes. The Welsh tithes yield about $20.000.
The gross annual vnluo of bencllces for
twenty-ono counties Is $10,000,000 , , which U
distributed nmong (5 ( , ( W cloigymtti , giving
them an avcrago of a little over f 1,0)0 ) a year.
Theru ait ) parsonages , however , iiml oilier
Items to bo added , which brings up the an
nual average to about f.OJO , a year from en-
LINENS
large all linen buck
to\vcls \ , a great bargain , 12 0 ,
worth 17 0.
Fine bleached hack towels ,
extra quality , large size , at
regular price 200.
Special Special
200 dozen superfine satin
damask towels , largo size , new
patterns , fancy borders with
handsome knotted fringe
also fine hemstitched huck
towels at 25cvelhvorth 35C.
100 dozen extra fine hem
stitched huck towels , white ,
red and blue borders , 330
worth 500.
Glass Toweling
One bale fancy glass towel
ing , pure linen , at ice , worth
Table Damask
Cream Damasks , new pat
terns , extra heavy , at 650 , this
is a great bargain and worth
75c.
German Bleached Damasks
Extra heavy , this damask is
specially adapted for hotels
and boarding houses , extra
value at Soc ; worth $ i.
Bleached Satin Damasks
Original designs , very fine , on
Monday $ r per yard ; worth
$ i. 25 , Napkins to match.
Kdlef.Stiger&Co.
. . ,
Cor. Farnam and 15th St.
downicnts aloiio. Of the 510,000,000 , thrce-
fotirtbs are derived from titlies.
llie American Christian convention , \vlilch
has just hdil its quadrennial session in
Marion , Ind. , adopted a report dividing its
territory Into seven districts. Tito conven
tion ulso tookiinpottiiiit action looking to tlio
cstabllshiucntot a dlhtinutly Christian tail-
el slty in sorao central location , iu honor of
tbo centennial of the Chrihtiun movumcut
in America. To this end tlio second Sunday
ol January , IS'.H ' , was designated as n day of
centennial celebration by exercises religious
nnd historical. At the sanio ttino a collection
is to bo taken for the proposed university.
This body is that known as tuo ' 'Christum
Connection" often confounded with the
Disciples of Christ.
Tbo trustee1) ) of the United Society of Chris
tian Kndeavor offer prices amounting to
$525 for the best essays on the following three
subjects :
1. How can Younp People's Societies of
Christian Endeavor in cacti local church best
promote and stimulate tticsysteinntie boncvo-
lenco of youtip people for the missions of
their own denomination !
ii. How am Yonnp People's Societies of
Christian Endeavor best promote tlio Intro
duction of religious Journals and oilier whole
some reading into the "families of the congre
gations with which thov are connected ?
; . 1'ho Christian Endeavor Society. Its
adaptation to all denominations in promoting
( a ) the fellowship of young Christian- ! , ( )
their allegiance to their own church , ( c ) their
activity in nil branches of Christian eiToit.
For the hcit e&say on each of these topics n
\irlf.o \ of $100 is to bo pnid. For the second
best , (50 ( und for the third , SB.
Dr. BIrnoy euros catarrh , Bco bldg
L'jt vc.t
An Intor-colioRlato press association has
been formed In Ohio.
The Central Intcr-collcRato press associa
tion -will meet In I'liiladclphlu November U9.
MichlRuii university has in allot itsde-
pirtinents about ; rwo thousand live hundred
students.
There are 41(5 ( students registered in the
Slbloy collcKO courses ut Cornell this year.
out of a total registration In the university ol
1.U74. .
The first order for the Carnoglo frco li
brary is for 0,000 volmiics , and it will require -
quire nearly six months to fulfill It , as books
go out of print so rapidly.
At the mecthiKof tlio trustees of Columbia
unlvcrsltv I'rosiUcnt Lowe a-nortod that re
cent Rifts had l > cen received by the collcjjo
amounting to the sum of UJ.UIO.
The history department isnboutto open n
reading room of Its own lu Harvard hall.
This Is one of the sljjtis of tlio great need of anew
now reading room attached to the library ,
anil it is hoped that before very loiif ? this
much covetel addition will become it reality.
Williams has 78 freshmen ; Uowdoln , fi'J ;
Swiirthmore , fiO ; Smith female oolloKO , S'J.'i ;
Drown university , 100 1 Ynlo nbout 4UO : Wel-
Icsloy.SSO ; Trinity , a-i ; Leblgh , 110 ; Lafay
ette. US ,
| At Colby university this year marks the
bcfriiinlng ot the co-onlliiutOByHtem and tlio
abolition of the co-oducation Hystoni. Tills
Is considered to bo a wise move. AlarffO
annex for the ladles has boon uddcd to the
collcgo buildings.
Wilson cnlU'KO , Chninborsburp , Pa. , hn.1
hcx'n openodwitlift roll of oior two liundrot
\oungwoincii , A fowuro el ill ilutainod at
homo , but expect soon to bo present. All the
hulls nro tilled , and tha college hns been re
fusing applicants for u mon lit ,
The faculty of Yale la to l j increased by
aa importation from Illinois. Kdwunl Ii .
CiappvhoU now professor of Groolc In Illi
nois college , has been called to the assistant
professorship of Greek In Vale. Ho has ac
cepted and will report for duty November 1 .
Some mouths nro tlio Russian government
appointed n cum mission of thirty mon , ehit'lly
from the Kjinnualutn nnd uiilvei-sily touchers ,
to prcp.iru apian for the thorouKU feform of
tlio evmnn iuiii roimo of study. On the
basis of the report inndo th < j government lias
ordered a number of liupoiUnt changed In
the curriculum.
Chailos MaoDonald , president of the Union
liridKocoriiiuuy , has endowed the ItoiiHscluur
polytechnio in.stltuUi. Troy , N. Y. , Avlth a
trust fund of $ ,000 , the interest of which
will bo Riven to tbo member of tlio gradual.
class proscntliiK the most arccntnbln
nn original ciiKincoring duslgn erA
A pixittBOfflcul Sloyd instltuto I * to bo
A Special Bargain
ONE CASH
Ladies' Fine Wool Vests and 1'ants '
Worth 81.61) ) , wo will soil thorn
Monday
At $ LOO Each.
Children s Cashmere Hose ,
I'luln nnd mbbocl ,
Sizes , A to C , 01 to O ,
25c. 3Oc.
llogtiliir nrico on tlieso j > ool9SCciVCOo.
SPECIAL nA-HGAIN IN
Ladies' Cotton Hose ,
Fast llluclr ,
35c a pair ,
or 3 pairs lor $1.OO.
i i .tno K/VOI- i.
Ladies' Black Combination Suits ,
IJibhod , nt
< CR
, ipb ,
18-in. Striped Gauze Draping Xet ,
In Croino nnrt Delicate Shades ,
Worth $1. ! ! .i.
NO V E LT1 ES N
E mm
11. mil I'.ilntcfl ( "Inure ( Mrleh and Q
I'o.ilhor.-i ,
At Popular Prices.
Ostrich nncl Coquc Fcntl\er \ Col
in i-ettcs and Boos ,
.Ml the rigi : < In tlio large eastern olllo-t.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN
DRESS JTR1MJVIINGS.
HA.NDK.BRCH IEFS.
I/ud IPS' Hand Knitirnldcioil Iiilllnl , t'nro
lilnrn Cambric llinilki : > r MofX In fnncy
tiorfiiinod boxc1 * , G IiaiidUuruhlcN In a
Lor , for
$1.76 flbox.
Ladles' I ? inbrnldc red flircrliiiwrillimdlier-
uliliTs , II , b. Iwrdc't , with ilruvm bluolc
work. & .C. .
OnlylBc ; nctutilly vvorLh 22io.
JOO do/mi Hunistllclieil 1'rlntocl llonlor
Handkerchiefs ( fnil eolurtO , just tliu
thing ( or schout ! ir.
Only Oc ; worth 7 0.
KelleyStiger&Co. ,
Cor. Farnam and isth Sts.
opened InChlcnfjo , conior of Madison street
nncl Fifth iivoiiue , witU Alice 11. Stocklmm ,
M. 1) ) . , nsdiioctor and Mori Tuppclius. wlin
assisted Tcri Iljolt forilvoK'nrs lu thoSloyd
liistituto of Hclslngfors , inland , ns prlnclt
pul. Dr. Rtockhiini IMS tlio energy mill tha
henovolont financial liaclcinj ; to m.ilco his ex
periment a grand success. Slo d la cduc.i-
tionul wotlt in wood.
The Uiilvco&lly of Ilclslngfors , Filmland.
recently rulolirntoil its two hundred uul
fiftictli nnnlvuwty. it was originally oi >
tiiblislicil at Abe , mill when that city w.is en
tirely destroyed by lira in Ibii , tlio school
was removed to I lolaingforsinilcr tlm
naino of "Kmporor Alexander university"
The original iinlvorsltyvaa opened in July ,
1(510 ( , hy the Swedish governor of Ifiniiluiid.
Tlio over-production of technically edu
cated mon ami women , uiul tlio existence of
"Icnrucd prolctarliit" is by no moans con *
fined to Germany. The Journal dca Kcono-
mistcs hns recently produced onicial statis
tics for 1889 , showing a icmarkably over
crowded conditions In tlio ranks of the ele
mentary louchcis. In the Stiine prcfooturo
the applications averaged forLy-soveii moles
for ovcry vacancy , unit ouo hundred niul
nineteen females. Tlio pressure is strongest
for tlio positions in tlio drawing , shiglnt and
Kyinnastlo dopaittnents.
According to tlio latosfc stntHtics. Norway
has 1 university ! professors and 880 slit-
( lunts. Vranco IIUH I university , IfcO profos-
MOVK and ! lliOO students. Del ium hni1 mil-
voriitie-s , 88 profeisoH ami 1,4)0 ! ( ) studoiita.
Holland lias-l uidvci-sltios , 8U prafossors and
] , ( SCO students. 1'ortUKnl lias 1 university , II )
professors niul lt)0 , : ( ) students. Italy bus 17
unlvcTsitlcH nnil ( MX ) profi'ssorj and 11,1111
students. Sweden has 2 universities , 1711
professor ! ) , and 1 , 010 students. Switzerland
lias U universities. ' ! * ) professors , nnd UK ( )
students. Husslii ha.i8 uiilvursltlos , , WJ pro-
fcs.Hom and O/JW students , Deiimuik hat I
university , 40 profossora nnd 1-tOU htudonts.
Austria liai 10 unlversitios , l.blO profcHsori
nud lj)0 ! ) ( ( ) students. Spain Ui 10 univeni-
ties , ! ! M ) professor * and U > , ! ! UORtuilont8 , Ger-
innny has iil uuivcnltlos , 1,0 0 in-ofosson
2.-.OSJ students. Tlio United States of
America has ill'iOuniveritios , 4.UIO profcsson
and ( ittOO ) stndontd. Great llrltainhusll
universities , 831 profuhsora and ISjifO stu
dents.
Dr. Blnicv cui-cs cutm-rli. Ilco bldjf.
The practice of wliullng dates from the
time of Joiuih.
Tlie Lord used hut one pattern for nil men ,
hut ho cut tlio majority of them smaller llnu
the pattern.
There's 0110 thlnn alwut solf-iniido men ; If
they go to the bad they can't Tall buck on thu
old pin abuut original sin.
AVhcn 11 now minister comes to a town hols
"called " When ho loaves it ho Is often
called , too , but just what ho is called wo decline -
cline to state.
The c'liunh was empty and the donjinlo
Ueinurkod unto thosuxton with a smile ,
"VN'o'ro like old Urnsoo and his man. for we ,
Are cast away upon this desert aisle. "
"What do you think of thu 'dim ' , li'liKloii4
rays ) ' " asked I.ticilo , rorcrriiiKtii the stained
Bluss windows , "Isn't It shameful 1" whis
pered Jennie. "Tlio plato went bacic almost
empty 1"
St. Peter -Who nro yont Bhailo Tlio au
thor of "Heautlful Snow. " StI'et r-\Vcll ,
1 trust the thought of It will keep you cool In
your fu turn stato. Will you n ° down by tlm
toboggau or elevator )
The reverend ( gentleman Had just finished a
scathing ilenuiiciaUon o'lottuncs. ' 'Huforu
wosopamtc , brethren , " lionddcd , "let morn-
mina you that thu melixlcon donated hv
lirotlicr Dukor will l ) rnniod for the henellt
of the church on Thursday ovcnliiff . "
"lunilcrHtuml that our minister h to tura
a VOUIIB assistant , vho must houniimmed , "
"What is the objeet of the hist clause ! "
"Well , that is to rnuko the younif ii m jouloun
and Inducu them to corno to thurrhso as to
lieep an eve , upon their lady loves. "
If pn-acliora didn't ' in-each so Ions.
I low sweet this life would seism ;
If dnacoiiH didn't snore BO Htronn ,
1 low sweet this lift ) would scorn ,
If IIOVHIU church would kcupiiultoitlll ,
If cholnt wuuld slnu in toiui loss hhrill ,
If soiiioono would the tdnor 1(111 ( ,
How swcot this 11 fo would scom ,
Ur , Elnioy , nosoand throat , lco ! bldf