Will Be Here Next Sunday

Frank Ilolderness at the Young Men's Club of the Congregational ihurcli, next Sunday evening, May 26. The following letter explains itself: Detroit, Mich., May 19, 1895. MyDenrMr. Travis :- For the first iine siiu-e Frankie has been singing, we are obliged to dissappoint an audieuce. Yesterday we consulted the tiune-table iu the uewspapêrs, as to the train time, and found that the train left atl:10p. m. We presented ourselves in ampie time for the train today and was informeel that the new time table went into effect today, and that the train had just gone. We are sorry as can be, but are utterly powerless, as the next train does not leave until 8 :45. We feel with all our regret the consciousnpss that it is not owing to any negligence of ours. If you would like to have us next Sunday, we will be most happy to come. Please advise me at an early date. Truly yours, F. C. Blodoett. Appreciating the disappointment of the audience Sunday evening in not hearing Master Holderness the Young Men's Club have accepted liis offer to appear next Sunday evening, May 26th.