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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

There will be basket picnic and
public speaking by the advocates OF
reform at Taylor's branch, 5 miles
west of Crystal Springs July 2lst, SC
the LEADER is informed by Mr.. j. R
Taylor, Jr A large attendance is ex.
pected
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Send two dollars and get the LEADER
one year, with Neely's Great Histori-
cal Chart
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Capt. J. J. Helms, of the well known
saw mill firm of Moreton & Helms,
near Bogue Chitto, died last week. He
was a genial, enterprising, clever gentle
man. and his death is mourned by
hosts of appreciative friends.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
Publication of Minutes as forwarded to Treasurer
from the Convention in Corinth

Trusting for a cheerful and speedy
response to so reasonable request, l
remain, Yours in Temperance bonds,
M. L. MONTGOMERY,
Rec. Sec'y w. G. T. U.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Rev, b. NJ. Womack, d. D., of Gin
ton will fill the pulpit at the Baptist
oburch in this city next Sunday.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
Printing Material tor Sale.

The printing material formerly used in the
publication of the Mississippi White Ribbon is
offered for sale at bargain. The outfit consists
of Brewer, Nonpariel and advertising type amply
sufficient for seven column paper; stands
cases, galleys galley rack, rules imposing stone,
stoves, tables, stools, etc. Also new job press
chase 10x15, and several fonts Of new job type.
For further Information apply to Mrs. l.. $.
Mount, Greenville. Miss. or to the MISSISSIPPI
LEADER Office.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

Mai Barksdale is rusticating for a
,,r DAVIS on his Yazoo plantation.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

The iron bridge across the Pearl near
Terry is to be opened to-day.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

All stray dogs in Jackson are now
being shot by the police.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

pO Cameron, Madison Co., Miss.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07

June 3O-3in
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1892-07-07
QUEEN & CRESCENT ROUTE.
LOUISVILLE, NEW ORLEANS & TEXAS.

WEST BOUND.
Mail leaves Jackson for NatchcZ 80. =. G 20 a. m.
Accommodation leaves daily cX-
cept Sunday.
EAST BOUND.
Mail arrives in Jackson :: 20 p. m.
Accommodation. ....J:1J u. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

On Julv : the young Of the parish St-'hH !"
ra,hs, o'Calschsn. South Street MisTon VIII h''u T"
,,a, ts,,tvsl I'm aid Of the mission. ne" pcop" lrr
or,,ed with the coed work which is cone i INC rH'n
immigrants in he old building facing on EattefJ iafN' anu
f., con eaucncc ~ financial resources are non OF INV
s, IT, e.tabli, rnent many years AGO, uaef "'e wv
TIN R1o.an IL la s.ol,c-ed 10000 women u All Nps-
from IN, IN 20 forty. aided them TO NM freh-s anu ''
,,c. or .ituations and watched over them until uey ~
s,,.lv settled last year alone II gave she'"r 70 Wv"
,,or,.n Its annual expnscs are about sleVo' MI VI
which has 10 b. collected through the charity OF INC genera
n,hc mall revenue secured from The parish "hcn
- established 70 1--WE Tn priest In charge OF TIE chsIlN
coain revenue 10 b. depeOded upon at oil tubeS Inc
work q, the mission by three clergyman and clerk
Thor business u look after all the lrsh i1fs ehbHn9
The mort Of New York that these cs reach thef
friends and ralat,o,. and they are alone n protect h
from The shar ks nfest the port and shelter them al inc
uision until work be obtained fol th' M rom me
number already taken o. IL con be seen how large
Mace n occupied by the mission. Father oOAsgLan doe'
rs and either In Ireland America ~ nnch lhcN' III
.hs work A. there should be. Father Rodhn before MS
death tired 10 induce the Irish bi hops b. take systematic
on in connection with the mission. but he dd not iuc-
cod No money Is spent the Immigrant rifs except III
the giving Of shelter for the short time they need H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
sr-,nfrp TEAMS or A POPCL4R R0AD.
PLY-UNPUNIsHkD CRIME

Tho summer table OF te Pennsyvania hSllro'o zoe
Cot, oraet to-day and the attention Of passengers over M
veueouipped route is called 70 the following sch'o"
train. leaving Desbrosses and CortlaDot ST. a. IL ~
,-nIc,,o arrive in Chicago % the mex; day ana
St Louis at 2S y. m. 10 O. M. the PeIhNFI'ahia NM
.,-vs. I'm Chicago 9:45 m, aud ST Louis 5:lo y III
.. a.. . n m the St Louis and Cincinnati express
,rsves in Cincinnati 10 AZ @. M. and ~ Louis p m
tho Columbian express. arrives In Chicago D. M
a.. d.x q 10 n m Western express arrives III
rr..,.,a 4, 40 a. H. and Chicago 80 p. M the Pacin1
-. 8 n m arrives IN Chicago a. IN. the secono
,no-,,oc soppinc also az Columbus at 7 ID p n e'n
r,.~.ana az :3J D. m. the DAY following the Sou'n.
us~,e,n expr~ss 80 D. arrives IN Columbus = 70
M CInc,nnau rs D. M, IndisDaooli. 10 10 p m s"'
g rouis : a. NJ second morning 80 M. daily Tor
an points on Richmond and Danvle faHrond Win Nfoue
deem, "a Nev.orlean. Ashcve and Knoxville p NJ
49, ,o- all noins on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ksir1d
m. Shenandoah VALLEY express. daily 10 New
o,,a., via Knoxville Chatanooga and Birmingham Foi
p,,.,nore and Washington and the south the Warrington
lsr,,.d sxpress and the Congressional limited VIII sari
ssuv a, 10 10 a. M and 90 respectively reaching
w..,,,c,on ,t 50 p. and ;25 =. No extra rare
,.o,s the usual Pullman charges is required Oh ctci
Of ,
The following express trains will starr as foNoNS
N, Phadephs daily: 20, Z 20, 8, 8 30 ., 9'oo'
no PENNSYLVANIA limited and 1910 Washington lim"ol
and =, a m 10 90 I, 2:10, g. 80. T. 4 30 s. D.
20 40 and D m. and II rs night Accoinmoda-
zion at II 10 a m 40 and p. Sundays, express
c.1s 40 O. 10 limted) and 10 q. m. 2 g. $50 o.
a 40 g. so ard o p rn and II 10 night Accommooa
tion at and p.
Timetables and all information may b. obtained az he
sox,pe onlees of the Pennsylvania Railroad Nos -0i
AZ, $40 o. ~. 1928 Broadway; Astai House fof'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
M GREER TO ROANOKE SENIORS.

Salem. Va, June 1o.-The commencement exercises
q, the thirty ninth year Of Roanoke College began TINS
morning at II O'Clock with the bnccaaureate sermon
TX the Rev Dr. David II. Greer, rector OF II.
rartholornow's Churh New-York. The graduating
las and the faculty and board OF trustees occupied
reserved seats Immediately in front Of the chancel ana
every part Of the church was occupied many persons
standing throughout the services. Dr. Greer took as
his toy, Proverbs xxx. IL. "Where there Is no
VISION the people perish
He emphasized in his Introduction the fact tiat no
he can be successful In the best and highest degree
uI.ss Il has some bright enrolling. inspiring vision
before H. A man may succeed in amlssing wealth'
hc mav gain political power, he may win literary iane
and vet he may not attain the trucst and highest
surc.ss in lie That L. to be determined by the
measure % his obedience TO the heavenly VISION that
come. 10 every man H. determine lis character ana
the ouality Of hls influence In his own and coming
ares Men once esteemed great now rolegatd 70
rho Lists ~ those who lived for seifaggrandizemeht
and not for the elevation Of humanity. who II they
recognized the vision wire no; obeiient unto it'
heavenly inspiration. The highest forms OF knoWI
ede have been reached not By logic OF DEMONSTRATION
,r bv those to whom something Of the old prophetic
mover Of seeing visions given. Various hustra
,io-s OF this fact were drawn from history, ana me
sneaker went Oh To- say that the greatest ben"hctors
~ the human race in all departments In nie-p-'rs
statcsnansmp science philo -ophy-have possessed
more or Ics, Of this power. and II has been me IN
spranyn OF all their hlehest cndcav0r to beneh' man
lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
,oSr Uts LIFE IN FOOLISH DIRTNG

In the bright sunshine o. the carly morning twelve
young men Yesterday went bo9i the 81 amer Bla X
=, a, rc,h.t They were ~ out to start O fishing
TIN and at q 30 hid all assembled 81 the deck. A.
the Loaf up the Sound the beezA 'td
hat from it, owners head and blew IL into the waer
A man on a passing tugboat got the nat ana uI'u 70
throw Il back deck Of the steamer HIS am was
,d .,d tho hot .cs located on the Among those
ho comyo,.d IT, fishing parry was Henry Rohuaa' who
lyed at NO "a Riying,on.st. and was accounted good
swimmer One Of his companions Jokngy dered nm
10 mp into the aud get the hat and HOFFMAN vt
onee threw of his and wa>tcoat and junpd over
-, IN ,.w povcrful strokes he had reached thu
hat and was ~ on, grasp when he srfdenly stopped
threw UP his hands. and. screaming l am gone I" sank
beneath the waters
Pt-r Maxim. Of the fishing party. eaIrd INTO 'ne
us,cr and about Tie spot where hoffman hao gone
down but The Lodv was seen no more Probably Rothman
was suddenly seired with ciamp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
pnCnIrsTER I-NIYER STTY.

Rochester June lc tspccall.-The commencement
oxercsos 81 the University Of Rochester opened THIS
evening with the baccalareaie sermon by fF'~iden,
Doy,d T. HILL His text was "Think not hat !
nm come 10 destroy the law or the prrpn"ts; an
not come to destroy Int 10 fulfill Matthew vl7'
p,,,,c,s from the discourse follow:
Tf.re are among men two distinct mental lenueh
ceS-ihe static and the DYNAMIC Tie former 700" TX
,von everything n fixed and unclElngrahIc. ihc
late, Is swaro Of movement; and unfolding pirl'.c
The one apprchcnds change a. an ai"ratrn N ~.
considers IT all essential part Of the divine plan ana
order To mind q ne hT TYP e To ,s ., me
second kind. ALI eveo,s seem connected by hN q
20 FAR a. we have trnces and reports Of "m. Indicate
The prCtcrnnsncc Of The f.. mental tend.I'y ~
SsS"rr ther inw. the knowledge Of causes Comes
ister than oe perception OF faot. and me PrVni,
purpose which governs them all r. the last !" "
carssan,ty Is IN energy rather than system II
Tc aI D2Tr re N hHpa e r iH u promise
not Of rsrosPcg!on rs cS'. T n. ~ w i' IN
ss,nT &c: Evs sesl In T az jSru~ wa
tie advent Of Messiah aad J: a3fas' va: pg Ss t.;
speech wa tseosophic. ~ Nicola AND bymniinin y
r. yG q h Ss Isy Vas a's e w. s 7Sf T 70,
a"nshlon and ie cbIm uns imp.nal: Thu Jew ",
snd Creek and Roman h2ye e 80 into Sor a.
for they nnnk the :an'ton. Of It's human me-,
an alike are are t ,Ss TO and ID he ' end
,hc a-et and The last the declaration concerning
fhrist 70 u" see7 at Irtlnos Cfecds may cone Eng
| crods nav 70 bnt Chris lives on forever. He hno
Es are The funll,nent Of the law and the p-Ph~'S .
The systems Of :tt are the passing INC dthS %
rer,u-1eS ever CHANGING ard destined Ia Change una
| a. las ali truth = blended In one vaI ana con
sfrent cfnlcepuon-but the Divine nfe i me sdne ~
| the apostolic and IN the present age Ana now q.
| tf.n te nre complete ia Him who IS the h'"d oil
| an ptncIalty and power. ,, , -,
Ttrs regarded the religion or CNr>' r"vc''s dne
.acr-t m Its frrinancuce and triumph. u Is inInu
nent Nfea Of manhood then II society and hhally o
| %
| !. Tscn me affirmation Of the law Of gro"tn. hch
hav, SAID ina, If their theories We're rr"c,ea PR,
,eriacd The lasi half century has witnessed inOTe
cement In kowledre and more proffsss ~ s,I
Uknknr Than all the previous centuries "t IN" SrlSi
o.. ard u has also recorded thu greatest triumph,
| 81 The Chnst.an faith. Faith Ia th' onnisclcre ni
| .bo nro,rIcutIfc time * van shne from thc 'eI1D
I'm, vital Lsi.b In tod and saviour oil men moves Oh
\ mn haker and unintimldai'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
corrr cirryD.Rs FOR TO.DAY.

sunror,e Court-General Tsrm-Beforo Van Drunt p. j.
O. lfen and Pate r-on, JJ.-Nos ~ O5 vs 90 %, 80
supreme -Chambers-Beiore Beoch J-Motlon cal
c" Suprsmc couftOspeal Teim-Port I-Adiouned until
supreme Court-special Term-Pert II-Adjoumed foi
Circuit Comt-Part Ilipstore Truay JIN9s 423:
III: 1872 1875, $40. $3.50 1871 49, 1904, 1900.
looVl rrVt Cour,-Part I-Adiourned for the term.
Circuit Court-Psrt II-Beforo Lawrence, J-C@es ron
ray Circuit cour-rart Iv-Befor Barrett. JCsses from
r' sufrosates CourtPeiors E21som $50 c1lcaas,
iHilip Qunlan, samuel trankenthal, Hannah SatcI
los Knight Cathailne Cowan. 10 a. III: Iouse F.
podG Ihos. Rock Mary Springer Anna NJ. sehreyer'
~ Conner 'y ITeasGenera 1crn-Adjourned until Juno
common pcas-Speclal Tern-Before Dischoa. j.
Common. ricasmrGgH T. ~ f9Te Giss, sa j.
MO- Common, nm ireasDTrs TerIart BoOGsia,e;
5 5g & 81 ~ les tiS isc s'i 1880 . 81 5
i25s o4i 1917. 1900 IA $780, 2c9o 2oo' 1904 100.
dcmison Pleas-Tria TcrmPar li-Before Daily, C. j.
eomn r,'' pcat-1rial Tcrn-rart r-BefO Pryor
J Sgnrior ( coute,a Term eore Freedman P j.
me SUPERIOR 6oirtSspsssi rcnnBetOre McAdsm, j.
S SSscr o. s rcrSparss l. II III-Ad-
iouin pty tcnrtspccia Term-Before Van wyck J-Mo
s sssg i:,d ss $50 Sa Ss s
5sss ,ssG 55t .e az So So Sts S Ss $3.50
CSC GsGG G1Gs, Gd69. j3ij, $50; 5ts9. Oo"5
CITY oss5 81 ssm ips disi $40 1881 g
cdsS c So eise e7sG $3.50 ISL sos 6i@7 iso
gss Sis9, Ss27. 5iSs CO.'S Oc0e oSi5, $500 2soj'
o'V .y cS ctcfHfrSi Term-psrt IGI-Beore McGown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
ND G1 A1Er ROCK At LEHlGH.

Bethlehem. Penn. June IL lSPoial.-The Rev
DR. otis A. Gazebrook. rector Of ST. Luhes EIisoolni
Church. Eliznhcth. y j.. this morning preached me
haoca,aurcat. sermon ~ seniors Of the Lhgh I'M
ycrsltv. The Packer Memorial Chapel was cro~d'n
FIX = 900 persons who attended. The entire faculty.
nil the students and many alumni and th"r wives
ueIe present The text WAS the LON verse I" ~
,v,b chap,rr Of Paul 10 the EphcSisns. There Is
,n, o,o Name he said IN part. that Is fnultless.
lie has stood the closest scrutiny for almost LOW
rears He hns borne the kccnest gaze OF the mos'
n,potrntng ftellccts n the world since lie appeared
mon the arena and stands day where lie $1,000 IN
the beginning He Is the one sltorrtner IoSey T Ii
ac,er IN whom no 6nw cnn be FOUND hHd Ilui
nm with confidence for your study ior yout COPY !ou'
,ir,dcl and guide the perfect man, Jesus Christ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
PRESIDENT rliwING's SERMON.

c,ove,and. Ohio June 12-The baccalanreate be
fore the College for Women II Western hsser,. w,
versy. Cleveland. preached by PRESIDENT c"a'"
f. Thwinc This evening. lie took as ms 'eA' o"',''
xvii, 40: And he took his stan In his mana anu '
him five smorh stones out Of the br"oA' anu P''
them IN a shepherd, bag which ne mao eN'' =" "
scrip and his sling was IN MS hhhu' %
was In par a. follows:
scsne conspicuous though common. this; scene %
youth lnexpcrence innocence. weakness, so,s LIE,
the first time 10 meet age eApsl'es hos rs mex
10 Renee rs Innocence It's weakness hvel, , a cII
also It's hour II h't stands acns wmr' w6en
the world. Such hour Is ms tne no" and tnrns
woman turns her back upon her college ,, anu ' mn
her face toward mmanh! g great , hie What
houid She nave 10 overcom. this giant Of me ga
The answer Is not remote. Let her equip "' ="
Rn TO the specifc answer David took FIVE smooth
tones The stones represent Ggmpne5 of American
life is 10 the dissipation Of force Inc % 90 ,a
the American woman is to the disspa'n o o OF
Modern American life demands much OF "1I h ~ ~,
HON she is tne creator, IN church the npoer VI
society the pillar In social reforms zoe ce n- Ting
The American wona2 Of 1892 Will 40 more orr, yn u,
VOL than any other member Of the human family put
for this simple rason Ne seldom hnd women o OF,
.econd.rate sttnnments in many fields than Win
nrstrate in fsw Her works are rntner made "a
crea,e personal force Ehucaon makes force com,
pnct aud projects force into chalmers oi'eci .
hpou1y grace and wTman is tn, minister TO Mes
Icauty lfe's grace. Therefore let me ASA You 10
hear In mind that David chose not only stones nu.
% chnsa "nooth stones Fore is MT angular. The
planetary and solar bodies move IN lines 81 Dcaui.
When human force Is properly trained anu u9eu' Us
very use carries along with II b-auty - =,
| And vet David did not choose smooth stones DO
can.e Of their beauty Rather ne chose snOoui stones
for smooth stones are the more sure OF ut,lhe ns
| mark OF course you are 10 have an aim. but you
are 10 choose those qualities which Will cauSe yon 20
gain vour aim Adjust means to ends. choose meail.
which arr the surcst Of gaining ends You VIII Ihi
to hit often enough. applying all wisdom. AZ '9 M,
| COl
| both the boy and the girl. The college Is not an
| end. BIT an acent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
HER QUESTION WAS TIE OLD ONE.

From The Chicago Tribune.
NIr spoonamore." said the Young woman. tnidlys
as the two walked along the quiet street on the way
ia church NAV presume upon somewhat shore
acquaintance 10 ask Won question:
WIVES Miss De Muir" he answered, turning
slightly pale ,
II is the old. old question. Mr.. spoonamore."
IL had come upon him unexpectedly. lie Was ncv
prepared for IT, Long long afterward he remembers
how her voice rembed and how the ittie hnoo tnat
rested upon his arm fuitered with shy nervousness
that aw0be responsive chord In his knees Long,
long aferward he could close his eyes ana see -
wildly as he did at that moment every detail Of the
commonplace landscape that enylroned hm-the street,
with rs rows OF gaslamps struggling In vain 10 nmino
the gloom Of a cloudy evening the sleepy looking
houses that stretched monoionouSly away nh'n loss
in the dim focrv perspective. the sombre bleak say
overhead ana the occasional pedestrian hitting aboue
in the Inldarkness like an uneasy ghost suffering
from I'm sria and walking because there was nothing
else 10 20.
= Why-Miss lie MUIR le gnsped. certainly you
Won MAY ask II if-if you feel that YOU must"
Then, Mr.. spoonamore,' she said, halilng directly
opnosite etlsmp and looking the trembling Young
man squarely In the face "wil you please tell me u
my hat is on straighti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
p4iSY'S THEOLOGY.
Baltimore American

From The Baltimore AH"F1eah' - .
run o., had ~; cat TO which She was ~
.,nH ,bat her anXiOus mother feared her ahcc"oh
~, as eyress,ve and undertook 10 lessen H. - ,o
WIS NJ d..ars .be SAID You love yonr puss! 1 Nv
- shS What wOlld you do she were 10 o'c'
tor YOU would never see her asain On. conf
~Oh. yes, manGGa,' re,scd tDe iai,e liz oI' ven, "a
dcnfy: Il wOnih S'' my pay "-
Heaven -, A., ,n,,ho. .o,,r,als have M
Tl,cy cannot 60 to Heaven Ike people" s ZOO much
IL So Tier ewes filled with tears. tut siinnenI,
she little face h:isened and she eNo for The
ifiunpis', Tho nroudsed land i flowing w1h nlIh
. snS boncT and II there are no animals In hca'e
where do they get the MIX =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
wFsLKy.y.s COMMENCEMENT ExERcIsEs.

Middlctown Conn. June IL tsH'idD.-lhe lA.u"'
~ Wesleyan University has announced the follow
Too nroe-anme for commencement: Examination,
lime u. "a: junior and sophomore prize d"chins-
lions Friday June 81. 80 p. M; b"cai"ufea''
sermon the Rev. Dr. bradford Paul Raymond sun
day. June 26 10 30 a. m; university sermon 'h'
Pew Dr. DIN A. Curtis. sunday. June 20, 20 p
m report Of examining committee and awarding of
prize.. Monday. June 81 II a NJ; class dN eA-
ercises Monday. June 81. p M; glee cub concert
Monday June 81. ,. IN; meeting oi tn Trustees,
>,e,dor June 2s 8 a. M: meeting o. the PM
pct, Kapp, fraternity. Tuesday June - 8 a. m.
,,sness meeting OF the alumni, association Tuesday
lime os 10 a. m: reunion Of classes of 1912 'o2 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
,rnrFr VIII THE CHICAGO cor

The officers the cruer Chicago are anxious ~ 70 "
fnturc movement. Of that vessel without any announces
o1clal proe IL Is fot certain That she Is 10
O. c>hp with thu possibility thot Rear Admiral "ih''
III no. he detach Tho orders continuing captain III
thsrce Of the marine guard proof IN themselves Unit %
10 continue naG-hip, for only nagships carry cap
,an's guard. Captain T. L. Mecker Is det1chea ifon
the recruiting bureau IN this city and vii relieve N'p"
George c. Reid OF Of the marine eunrd on 'h'
Ctr,co to-day. Captain Reid gets two months leave Az
ia, end Of which he is 20 report 70 the cormandant oil 'h
Marine Corps Washington for duty The Chicago VII
take part in drills Of tho Naval Reserve when VIII
begin July 10 after which it e. believed that she anu
couple other vessels Will be TO Spain 70 LAKE
raft in tie Columbian Historical Exposition which opens
o. sep, Iaber L.
C,rt,ln l. r. Robinson Is detached from duty o, the
Marine Bsgrack and will relieve Captain MeeKeF Oh
charge Of the recruiting Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
AT rnANKLrN AND MARsHALL.

Lancaster. Penn. June II (speciau'-The exercises
NJ commencement week at Franklin ana Mnfsni''
College began today with the baccalaufeae s'rno"'
which was preached In the college chapel TINS morhnS
before large audience by President John . o'',
T7e ,eNt was from Revelations ILL., II, the subject
-, 80 a,.c,utse helnr Mans striving nfer the crown
., ne Glass DIV exercises take place on Tuesday
-, ~. Commencement exeici.es proper on THURSDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY 49, Iss-TwELvE PAGES

80 ~ ,a2 and So Tuesday. June IS: recepuons
nv the college fraternitcs. Tuesday afternoon, 'unc
Is commencement WEDNESDAY June 20. d ~ d. Jmne
20 reception BY the president Wednesday evenhs'
lime % examination OF candidates Cor admission DC
cinn.r-, Thursday, June 30. a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

BLOCK SIGNALS AND OVERLOOKING SWITCHES
are the best assurances of safety a railroad Thsy
protect the tracks Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED ,ro-d..
- rrown al home ana abroad IS the WORM
Greatest Passenger Train'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13

Nos. esos. 2,ss. 55ee 1908 s!ss, s52o. $50 Ola
ss HI Ssss s5 is; S Sss S ss;f 1916 SSi':
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Court Of Oyer ,nd 1erminer-Before lngraham, J. ena
Assistant DstrlctAuoraeys Welman ana Simns-Nos !
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Conr: ID General Sessonspart I-Bsiore MARITIME. J.
and Assistant DisIietAtorley pa's-N@' l " 81 in
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and Assistant District Attorney Wecks-Sos. 70 10
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Court OF General Ses>inns-Part 111-Before Cowtne.
l. and Assistan; DistrictA ttorney Town send-Nos -