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The Ryland Chapel Juvenile To'aI Abstinence So
and SIN th met us usual on Sunday aferno Mt Their
sra,ol hn,ne on ~aryand avenue Addresses we're
lvered by Mr. J. L. Smith and Mas'er 'Thos. Lloyd.
The meeting was enlivened by several good songs bv
Master Ill yd; several signers. Next Sabbath this
society will present interesting spectacle Ia paren
and guariiai,s. The meeting will be add es ed by
he presden', +. Myer, and Others ana an interesting
tinloge cited by Masters Thomas Lloyd and George
Da e. Good singing will always be heard at these
meetings.


On Monday night last meeting was held a the
of Sevt nth and streets. Al d wa attended by


large caIlc0rse of the citizens of that part uf the ci v
Eoqnent and spirited addresses were unde nv Mess r.
savage, Ha,kncss, Award. and Rawlings. E'gh, sign
ed The pledge 1r..


On Wedne,d,y night meeting was held on Capitol
Hill. Add made by Messrs. IN, age
thompson, and i'ammack. We have not learned the
mumhe- of signers. ~


7 he first pubic meeting held by the United Brothers
of Temperance, M. 3, was held on Thursday nigh NJ
The West Ma ket square, and attend q by large
,,rnber Ot ladies' and gentlemen. who were vel re-
,aid for ther attendance, hearing the eloquent ad-
dres. es ct Messrs. VIII pp'e, waish aud itawl'ng..
The singij g Of The Temperance Vocaists. as usual
added much to the nere,i Of he meeting: number
uf sige,s were obnined to The pledge. We ure grat
flied learn that great change has taken place in
the hats OF numbers in The First ward since the ng-
iat on of the lem, eraice question commenced thee
This summer 90 on bro hers work work un,il the
curse ,f Rum is removed on rely fom your ward.


q were sorry 10 not, The bad conduct OF several
v, n,hs nj the above meeting fun hOm We should
ok for better belnro, knowing the standing Of some
of their parents IN sOcety. .,