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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
yAcnrsMrx GIVE THEIR ANIMAL DINNER.

The tllsd annual dinner Of tho Ncw-lorS Yacht Rae
hold lat eve ing AZ 'N'll-, I"'ht'
i!d-.t and SiNth.ayc. Commodore Israel J FISCHER
of tho Canir-e Yacht club acted o. te1-in''tf Ini
atcd at 90 prominent .ac.t-u'n. i'pi
scntlng nearly al tho Yacht club, 30 AID ar'ud New
York club enthusiasm fan hikn and ia" Gin.f 40
toastS wcrt propoc1 tho d'leeat> from the e.ib i-l
Ing INDUCED .n loud cheering.
The toast and tn name. 81 tho" vh" f'-l"t3 =
them were a. follows Pas; Record - te A..0-iat % Do
Commodore \. J. Prime. 81 tIr Cprutarn ha'ht Club
"fruro Of the Association" Il. J.. sutton YACHTING
History Pas, and Futurc." Commodore Norman Rove
u the Payonia Yacht club "l1Nonid Va ht club 'N-
Co.inrdo,e Kohn; jersey Cv Ya.hf tiL'' s. r.''rf
J. g. Wocutt. ''Nouk ?. torintlau l'rA' 'lrl. '".--
modore Sh,ncr; "BioJklyn Yacht club =. C. Df'lft
Indian IIarhor Yacht cub" ". !. Plant. "N'"'r-,F
Yacht club" Gcor4" Garland "tanarIo Yacht 'rb.'
John Mcclellan: Harlem Yacht club" l. NJ. "nMui-
columbia Yacht club" char, Sinmirs Qua "Nr"drk
Yacht Cub Commodore \ HAMS
Tho committee IN charge Of the dinner was composed u
Paul ORclly. brooklyn thari', II. Hevcr' NonA r
Corlnthan; r. W. Gilfth- iI1rlcu; Charlie, Sclidc
Newark and c. T.. l.. Hcnflchs Cin1r-c Yacht club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
DISCUSSING POSTAL RATES.

The subject OF the informal dscussion a occOnpani d
the monthly dinner Of the American Trade Press hsso
catlon which was held the broadway Central Hotel
night the problem Of facilitating the handling
o. second third class mail matter Assistant Post
master j. Gayer A. T. Maze, Of the Pos,onicc; Colonel
Thompson and Artemus Ward took part In the Discus
Colonel Gayler said that he opposed 70 the
proposed lowering Of the postal rates third AID fourth
class matter lie opposed also, he said. 70 the Gov
ernments going into competition with the express com
NAMES and attempting 10 handle that properly
belonged TO them Such course would result in c!og
cling Offices still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
REPU BLICAN ORGANIZATION'S MEETING.

The regular meeting Of Republican Organization Of
the XXIst Assembly District held last evening IL
Shepard Hail. Sxthave. and Fifty. scyenth.St. Thomas
i. Wentworth presided He appointed a committee con
sstng Of Montague Lester. John Proctor Clarke John T.
Baker Joseph NJ Deuel. and Is. J.. Ludington n daft
appropriate resolutions concerning the death Of Mr. Balm"
The club report the next monthly mcctng The
following other committees appointed FnanccWN
fam Jay SchieHcn, Joseph Murray, james Owen, L. y.
Ellis and Henry Gleason house, c. Crawford Patrick
j. Sulty. Michael w. Ebeis. Thomas Ca!aghan and
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
FrNERiL OF NENRr 2 DE- NLIKr

Pompion. =. j.. Feb 13.-Thc funeral services of
Henry e. De Mile, lie" playwright. who died M M,
Tome hcic. were held to-day IN Christ Church. The
Row Mr.. Hale. ~ Monsar. oGiclltcd. Tie services
were brief and simple and were attended bv a urge
congregation. special train from New York over
ih' ruaquclanna Railroad brought n number Of
theatrical rcopl" T. attend the funeral. The body
VIII be- crruatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
SAMUEL, HATCH.

Boston Feb IS CSpecia) Colonel Samuel iia'e' ~,
this evening. Mr.. Hatch born on December o. ~
I'm Boston, lie was graduated the Hanover t"A \,
Academy and then entered the crockcry"are ,rA'', IA
reaching his majority he engaged in business Tor
=, an ouctlon,.r and commission merchant He Wv
great interest In politics AMI by general vote OF 'e
at meeting in March. 1851 he wa, elected 70 IA
vacancy I'm tho Board OF Aldermen. Mr. na'eh
~ an Alderman In 1857. 1858 and 1851 lie a.s" Ii
resented Ward seven In the Common Council In 1927 80
~, am, ,s1a lie also served two terms IN the ho
of Representatives as Democrat lie se'Nou VII
Water Board for four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
rARrrrr rrRfoRuaScrs r0R rms wrrn

c'n.iiomh!r number OF people came IN ont VI
'L" Wet ~ i"n} Pastors Theatre lat m-ht ana
~iw a variety j. 81 ruluD' Of aa0ut the u.ail ORDER
az m"ni j. ". holy and ilo. Inqucrctt" arr SIN
tAr most prominent FEATURES Of the liu Both have
-rtu''i iAni allegiance of thair audience which, once.
eaiLod. /, never lost. both also dc,cryc f.. Master
Eddie Abbott and Ais faithful servant produce much
my ',iicaiion and mach mih TAcy are a welcome
addiiith Z" tlc programme. Tie Martens Tri, sing
agr'ably aud the exhibition Of trained goat, called
by the strange name Of "caprinc pdradoA.7 /, really
remarkable 4H1 certainly amusing Miss Bonnie
Ih"ini 20 ,!fg- sone-. when tL.y are not his
for what sh" calls hor voice. and when They are
-hc rcc'tcs the wonis not very much out Of Tins
with the orchestra. The others on tie programme
are Tony Pastor, Letter and Wilson. The OUfirn
Brother. srlh Camp5rH and Mi, Maggie Evans,
Jane, Mcdonald and ksscl
Last night at Roster Eai's neveral new fcaiu!,,s
were added TO the programme Prominent among
t'm were the iir-t produ ton I'm Amcricn OF H. Il.
larnc's '.Ira.t opcr,rta. "1ne R"lcar,HT with
Frederick solomon. Irene verona. Nadrc Leasing and
Charlie, II. EurOuch, I'm the cast " Dcaur ana
Mile. Dobiimoni. French dactti-',. and a musical
'cam called The Four Emperor, Of Music" Were.
heard for the if-t Time. \ new inicIc.t WIS given
10 the prc-ciia'iCn OF OHcnlach's Orpleusr bv the
Introduction % several new musical number, by the
sam" composer. tn balance Of the IrocIimmc in
cludcd NM. Noprln IN so1g, Including The Mar
-cirs, NaHncllI. the contOriionl, I'm urw feature,
Jamc, Ihonlon In a change Of monoloeur. and Kins
Ncfs, cquiiibfst. Icw electric dance VIII also d.
performed by Mis- Dorothy Dcnnlng
Mile. Fourcrr and Miss Lo;tc ellison conIr, IA
head the lit Of attraction, at the Imperial MUST
Hall. and both enthusiastically received 10y the
audience of last ni-, Bc,l"s these two there wer.
John W. Myers, the barytouc Mss Ida Howell who
sang some songs In a viya'lous manner. F.eurrtte
III" dancer who l. rs popular q, ever: Foster and
Lewis sketch team Miss Acnc, Evans. vocalist.
iltIot. mimic; Jessie Carl and Ora MnlalIy win,
sang and danced we'll. Montague ard West. Thco A
clever priormcr on number Of musical Instrument,
sherman ana Mo?fi-scy. the Tpr,c burlcsqu,r,. the
oIaib"., ~ lilc"s. sketch team: Nllo. hibrr,rc
4 remarkably strong woman, ana Mllc. iucJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
cronGr G.. BUCKINGHAM.

George c. buckingham, OF the eatoe III" " rs-s.g
,,,t.,, died a. his home NO 81 Cotage.st' 1e'ee'
C,v YESTERDAY from Llo,i poisoning. Last Iue'o', Nv
wrung the neck Of Ioostcr. The bird struggle , in
Of its claws stuck into bIs band Blood poi'"nns .d
and proved fatal despite the efforts OF DIS . Id
Eurdeu Mr.. Buckingham was se'en'yeis"' , him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
cOuNODORE BANKS RE-ELEcTEh

TILL ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB AGAIN HoNo" Ii"
POPLAR OWNER OF THE WATER WlICH'
IAr annual citing u The Atlantic Yacht tnD N''
he'd at the It. Hotel. 80. u tnf.-' ''"'"'"
yht. iIc.pi.c The ab, OF nunb'r 0 ti' "
pfoi .n.n ut vachi,rcn cub. che meeting "a7 WI
,it adrd alOut thirty atmb being present !" '''
absence Of all thr.c Of li1c Oncc-s - phrh L'''
thr senior 'aptlm present IFsid'l. NJ ''' w
ioutnc bu ines, u tho aiding and acceptance 81 me
annual fcli, fioi the commodore. secretary ana t''F
tat ben finished annual election Of o'r' "a> nv
The frl .i.s q -anddlfc. elect Il iv the nominating COM
mit'ce Wa- clrt without op o-ion. DhN!d I~ih> "'
roiular captaln q r,, -, hooarf Water Witch wa
unani.oi-i. r.-is,fcl roinoI,r,. Pilr g. sanford.
captain OF :he slCop Rival chotn !or Ncc-conModo'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

O.ali. Fla. ~ 13.-.Iohn p. Dunn died lo,o vc.
,crday 81 rrieht's disease. Mr.. Dunn was u natl,. q,
south Carolina but had lived In Florida for many vc,r,
lie was wealthy. having Lccn pioneer In the pho,h,.,
industry ard prominent banker. Iic was a clnGiGlt.
for United States Senator aealnst Wilkinson Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
A STORY ABOUT JUDGE GRESHAM.

Chicago Feb. I3-"The Journal this morning
prints m article 10 show that Judge Gresham might
have been nominated at Minneapolis by the Republi-
can National Convention for President. 1t says that
Gresham was suggested compromise candidate
between Harrison and Blaine. pennsylvania's dele
CATION offered to put him in the race. ExJudge
.amcson OF Chicago. sounded Gresham on the prOpo-
.lliou. lie absolutely declined the honor. his
politica views were opposed to RepublicanIsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
! noRsrMAx's SUIT FOR $4,000

Cleveland L.b 15-Sut was fled in the Common Pleas
Count to-day b. Dr. Moran =. SAILS a-'n9t the ''N'
land DrNirg Pl,k Association Tor FlIo".V u'"i'-' =
Dr. sale, l. the owner of the hol-' Icrpl' bai Nv'"''
together with the owner ana diver i"f a''-'" '0'"
racing on the Cleveland tack III 1871. d. ''''' ""
uoncc, the expulsion 4, unjust, and bd-'> Ms claim "I
damage, on the GROUND tat H. ha not been aDc 10 '"
Linz, horse reduce Ia, record 90 any money with hH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES.
Fashionable and ,cfui.
upo,nv,y ~ West IBID 81.
~ r,"J 81 Adj Eiith Ave. Hotel.

,,uc. Kua,p Of South Norvah Conn, to be temporary
,,i,u If the freshman boat. in place Of W. H. trp~-.
called By Captain I've, trial !" gre Vastly 'i'h1
The member, Of wear, Nac freshman crew nave
been pre-cncd with l1igc liz trophy rs for Winning
the -ancul,r YaleIar ColunDa race at Newton
la Irfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
ELIIU cPEN 1LR.

EIihu Spencer, weli.gnown machihl't am M nv
r,,abe,b ~ g. died yesterda, at his home In that eis
Mr.. Spencer was sixty-seven wears Old ne ~. IN
engaged in the general mechanical repair o"s," F.
elizabeth for thirty.tlrce years. Mr. spencer ",,vr
wife and two sons All brother who lives W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
THE punIFIcArIox OF College ArmEI

Ncw.navcn. Feb. 13-Ihc Yale Athletic Association
Informed that SvaFlnOrc College
amcndinant the constitution the Intos,alrgiat.
Athletic Association That student .hal b, allowed u
compete the meeting. time, and more and tia,
student shall compete Ia COLI 80 has eyer
competed another. Thls l. looAd upon ia the light
approval Yale captains course in the move.
mcnt for the publication Of athletic sports. 1t l. also
proposed By Swarthm0fe the cnrc, the games Ec
closed three weeks before the dates decided ufon that m
college shall thar five compel.
ton: that all requiring than three trial, for
individual To shall have such trials run Ia Ia,
morning, and that IL college fall for tire, CON
-ccutNc years u shall be dropped from the association
What corr Yale viii pursue IN re- ard recon.
ahead a. these amendments will heat d..
cussI"n' from the various colleges Harvard has sent
VOID requesting The onc-ml" bc aLandoaod and
hre.nilc race 10 be put In It's place Yale made
up her mind what VIII h. Ia rcqad proposal
The meeting 10 discuss these viii be held at the
Fiith Avenue Hotel, New-YOrk February -.
Members Of the J ale and I,r,srl Athletic AdyIsor,
Committees are communicating q view tonurd &c
curing 0nc conccrtd PIN q act looking toward
purifying the athletics 81 the two UNIVERSITIES. HarSar.
Presses Ler'e IS not lNoI.ng Yales present pn bus
ss dcsirous u thoroughly informing college attctle.
Captain IVES Of the Yale crew. tonight appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
IN MEMORY OF MR.. BLAINE.

Food furnished 10 cattle cannot he charged for at
more than Il per cent increase on ifs actual value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
"A thing Of beauty
Is a Joy forever"

A Home without Fivcplaces Is like n
man without cycs-Chccrless aud nm.
slightly. The stove il not sOciabIe M.
does the steam radiator glow Win
hospitality.
I'm family affairs what is scmtimcntn,
IL also practical. Domestic happines,
il IL practical matter. and the home ia
the shrine Of sentiment A Firepiac.
il thcccntrc OF the home circle, warns
hearts and hands alike. Therefor.
buy scasOnabic things for the frcside
w. III. jackson & Co..
UNION SQUARE, Cor. Broadway.
Fine Wood Manicls and Chimney. piece Novelties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

ITS PASSAGE LIKTIY TO DEPEND ON THE IN
FLUENCE THE TANMANY BOSSES AND THE
MAXuNTTAX COMPANY CNN TX
ERT OK THE uIMDrE.TS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

The Rapid Transit Committee Of the Real Estate
Exchange met Assemblyman Ellison in bis office,
No. 229 Broadway, yesterday morning, ana delivered
to him the copies OF the amendment prepared by
exACorporaiion Counsel Henry X. Bechman. Senator
Brown wrote to the committee, saying that he re-
GREETED his inability TO meet them, but that the bill
would receive his heartisst support. Assemblyman
FarQuahr wrote that he would withdraw his Rapid
Transit bill and support the amendment 10 the Rapid
Transit act prepared by Mr.. Beekman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT or The
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

.,.,,,.t,A. 10 hNpc
EN''''
$ %. Dole, President o' 'he l'o''''o"', uo'
ernmenl oi lhe il'"'''"' ''''''''''
's'e' o' '',,'s" 80 t....,.,
,t;.i.,.,. ,r Finance.
p. ,..., ,....I
W. We '''''''''
ADV '''"'
". {. WlldeL Vice President ol the I'o''S'
ional Government OF the lla"a'i'n is'"l'''
Cecil Brown, r. D. Icnney'
John Mott, - no''o'
T. W. McChesnoy w. J.. AUeh'
James r. Morgan ''1,'
70. 7u,"' :, A. tIs,h
= r p,l,,,,. Sor,,,,,y Executive and Ad
yi,ory Councils.
srpppvr CouRr.
-,;.cr.,.,;.o
Ilo" a. Juuu' ~ -, r,.,,,o
NON ~. p'1',e''o' - r..l ,r-o.;o,e Irs,ice
,rc;,L rbiocC Cl.L
Fred Wundenburg, Deputy Clerk.
Geo. Lucas, Second Deputy Clerk.
|. Walter ZONES, Stenographer
Ctpcutr JUDGES.
;, l. cao.or w Whiting.
riIs' O''0u'''
Oahu
oeconu C"eo''' -, ~ ,,.,;,
i,',' anu
oa.... .l Co,,,,.roor, in Government
p.,;i1;,o Vior stree, SITTING in Honolulu,
r., ,t"1..;, Eol,,,,or,, NAV Appust. and
-.
D,srn,cr Corer
p.u,.. ,,o.,h,o. c,ree,
rollce 0'a''on Du''''.s'
Willlam foS'er magistrate
James Thompson CLERK.
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Oa;oo :, Co,e,rr,en, Buildinp. King Street.
His Excellency Sanford b. Dole, Minister of
Foreign Affairs.
Geo. c. Potter, Chief Clerk.
w. Horace Wright, Ed Stiles, Clerks.
r,.n,n.r,,,>,, or run Tvrrp1oR.
Office in Government Building hing street.
His EHcellency j. a. hlne' "'n''e' VI ''''
i'',o'' ,.
nj NJ L
Assistant Cie'Ns' J"'i.I ,,.t.
NeonoN"lo,e, 70 'I,'eo pess -ft F,"o,d ( rRoyd
o'u'
CHlEfS OF Do NhAo''
IN NN'"'
Surveyor-General' W. d. Alexander
Supt' Pubic WORKS. W. e. 'No"e"
ouP'' ""el "o.N1' 'l"N' 49, C...;,,.
pol;.,,,, Of Convevonces. r. G. Thrum.
nj, p,r;s,r,, -
p..I c,,,,a,,,;s,r IIonoluu w. II. Cum
mings.
Chief Engineer Fire Dept, f. Hustace.
Sunt. Insane ASYLUM, DR.. A. McWayne,
Once Government pu'''i's' '>''s
BUREAU VI A'N'oohi0N
President eX othcio: Ills ENceilehcy j. a.
hIhs' minister " '"0 H..
MGnpels rohn y Eno "'"'
,-.;,a;,,,. of AoricuI,rre and ex of6cio
Sncretarv of the Board: Joseph Marsden
nnn,nr,,pyr op FINANCE.
r,.., tt;. Evoollencv : NJ
Damon.
Auditor-Heneral' ueo'se D. mss
Registrar OF Accounts, Geo. T. Sm'hieS'
Clerk of Finance Othce, Carl Wiaemahh'
Collector General of Customs, j. b. CaS'Ie'
Tax Assessor, Oahu, Jonathan Shaw.
Depu,v Assessor. w. c. Weldon.
-, N 10,
-,
~, p-,do Eo,t c,
Co,,ootor. General I r. Castle.
O''o..O :, ,l,..,a. = ,toc,ool,er
II-fl'e,.,a,,ax Can,,;n Frue,
n', C,'.,',o. Al canders
e,D..,,aay Co S,,,,er,e,o,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-11
For SAN FRANCISCO.

Steamers Of the al owe Companies will call
at Honolulu on their way from Hongkong and
Yokohama to the above port on or about the
following dates:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-11
shipping.
MaiIS.S.CO.
AND THE
Occidental and Oriental A.N Co.
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

Steamers Of the above Companies will call
at Honolulu on their way to the above p IT'S
on or abou, the following dates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
THEY ARE IN CONTEMPT.
EX-REoENTS oUEIN AND ENT,No
IN HOT WATER, SURg.
They Disregard the Peremptory writ OF
Injunction Granted by Judge scott
and an Attachment Is Issued for
Them-scamper of Attorneys.

Ex Regents J. f. Quein of Edmond
and Amos A. Ewing OF Kingfisher are
in the soup
They are in contempt of Judge
Scotts court Of Oklahoma City.
Attachments were issued and served
on the two gentlemen last evening
As related in THE LEADER of Satur-
day, Ewing and Quein were served
with peremptory writs of mandamus
compelling them to turn over the
books of their respective Offices to
their successors The writs were
granted by Judge Scott November Is.
The defendants accepted service, but
instead of complying with the writs
and turning over their books, they
made application through their attor-
neys to have the writs modified. This
was only done to kill time in order to
fight the writs.
Yesterday morning Harper S. Gun.
ningham and Sam Overstreet, attor-
neys for the defendants, left the city,
the former to appear before Judge
Dale regarding the matter and the
latter to see Judge Scott at Oklahoma
City.
Instead of modifying the writs Judge
Scott stood firm in the matter and at
once issued attachments for the ex-
regents, judging them in contempt OF
his court A fine was assessed against
the two men and IL the books are not
forthcoming at once they will pro ba-
ably land in iail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
The Racket Store.

A. f. Ransom, proprietor "SmolSy
! Hill" stock farm, Salina, Kansas, is IN
Guthrie arranging for public sale of
fifteen head of standard bred trotting
stock. This lot is from the Beau
champ-J arvis stock farm, Concordia
Kan, and is first-class lot of ami
mails. They consist of stations, brood
mares in foal to "Instructor II, D." 152s9.
the best bred son of Director 207, and
half brother to the worlds champion
race stallion Directum, 2054, and
Direct. 2.O5 =; also some fine roadsters
(safe for laoies to drive,l besides o
grand lot of colts, fllies and wean-
lings. This stock will arrive in Guth-
rie Tuesday, Noy. 81, and can be seen
at Il. j. fuckers sale barn, where this
sale will take place on Friday and Sat
urday Nov. "a and %, beginning
promptly at Q o'clock IN. Catalogues
giving the breeding of each animal
can be had by applying 10 r j. Tucker
A credit of nire months will be given
on approved paper bearing 8 per cent
interest ct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
Wnshlnpfnn SchnnI

Pupils neither tardy nor absent dur.
ing the month Of November: Millie
Asher, Mable Asher. Stella Back, Alma
Back, Blanche Brumley, Pearl Back,
Florence Brown, Elsie Brewer, Elsie
Cowles, Julia Collar, Maude Darling
Annie Erickson, Jessie Green, Lelis
Humpcher, Ethel Hanee, Katie Ken
nedy, Zoe Kuykendal, Millie Kuyken-
dal, Florence Lester Ethel Link, Hat.
tie McCombs, Nettie McCul bin, Bertha
Pontious, Monte Paris, Clara Severin
Ida Warrington. Grace Young, John
Coyle, Albert Hart, Bruner Hale. Don
aid Hamm, Tony Kennedy, Fred Nc
Pherson, John Rohrer, Roy Trahand,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
Columbia school.

Carrie l. Anderson, Teacher-Names
of pupils neither absent nor tardy dur,
ing the month ending Nov II:
Lizzie Ban neby, Mary Creighton,
Beulah Dearringer, Mania Eads Fan
ny Filtsch. Linda Gregory. Pearl Mil
Ter, Nina McCubbin, Ines Roher Flos-
sic Rich, Maud Sabine, Jessie Samp-
sell, Ethel Todd, Ida Traband, Carrie
Warrington, Mabel Latta, Alfred Asp,
Walter Fowler, Ralph Gray, Eddi;
Hays, George Holland, Gavin Mccoy
Harry Metcalf, Clare Pancoast, Fred
Strebel, Harry Spurlock, Ira Parker
Guy Turner, Eddie Yandenberg, MsuC
Johnston, Blanch Johnston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
SUNDAY AT The CHURCHES.
Bishop Brooke's Able Discourses at the
Episcopal Church-Rev. McPhes-
ters' HoW

Gpiscopai tnuFch-heN. mcfheo-
ters' Bsw.
The gloomy weather to the contrary
Notwithstanding, the attendance at
different places of worship Sunday
was large All the pastors were in
good form and delivered bright SER
mons while the different choirs sang
sweetly
At the Trinity Episcopal Bishop
Brooke occupied the pulpit both morn
ing and evening.
The Rev. VIM. McPheeters was hon
ored with large congregation at the
First Presbyterian church. Rev, Me
Pheeters is the new pastor of this
church and his selection was a wise
one. AT the morning service he took
for his text; what God Requires, "
and in the evening delivered an elo
quent and logical discourse on the
subjects "Some Reasonable Reason,
why Men are Not Christians. Rev
MePheeters is deep thinker and hs
possesses good delivery.
Rev. Dobbs, the new pastor of tn,
Baptist church, preached two SCUM,
and interesting sermons
Rev. Haller of Wichita conducte,
German M. f. SER ices at the cour
room.
At all the other churches the regu
lar pastors were IN the pulpits wit
nicely prepared sermons and tn
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Dentist, graduate dental department
Vanderbilt university. Nashville, Tenn.
Gold crown and bridge work, artifi-
cial teeth inserted on any base de-
sired. Teeth safely extracted by the
use of either local or general anes.
thesia.
All diseases of the oral cavity skill
fully treated.
Nerves killed in aching teeth with
out pain.
Every operation guaranteed to be
strictly first class.
Come and see me. Office, room 35,
Beadles' block over Capitol national
bank. If
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Racket Store
TO THE FRONT,

We offer the public opening day Dec. that Guth
res enteprsng merchants have before done and the
day of great opening give every lady young old
a souvenir free, also way of holiday goods
before offered you in this country We will feel
that we have done justice you and pride ourselves
store crowded to its utmost capacity this day. and
will take pleasure in showing goods and prices for future
reference making yuo purchases for Xmas presents We
dcatos in price of goods carried in line hoping
you all out Monday Dec 4, have decided to sell
this day the other days.
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CARLYLE schooI. GrndeII.

Julia Ryan, Teacher-Names oi
pupils neither absent nor tardY during
the month ending Nov II.
Pearl Anderson, Essie Cassidy, Mag
gle Curl, Fleta Clay, lille Garrett,
BERTHE Kennedy, Rubie McNeal, Laurs
Presler, Mary Presler, Mary Rasure
Ocie Saterlee, Carrie Trumbull, Lizzie
Weidman, Earl Cook, Harry Curl, AL
bert Davis, Victor Hugo, Roy Mea, han
Melvie Moore, Roy rurvis, Leslie
Parker Clayton Parker, Cleon Ray,
George Reife, Lee Ross, Roy Scott
Harry Sunfield, Jonathan Sollberger
Felix Thurman, Harmon Weidman
Nora Bridges
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Notice..

To Mary Regan:
You are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the probate court Of Logan
county, Oklahoma territory, by John NJ.
Regan. in an action for divorce. aud you
must answer the petition Of said John NJ.
Regan filed in said court in said
action on or before the Sd day OF Jan
uary 1894, or said petition will be taken
as true and judgment for divorce rem
dered against you accordingly.
=. =. LAWRENCE, Probate Judge.
GEO. PRICE. Attorney for Plaintiff
Dated November 20. 1893. 3O9d4w
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In the Tolls.

Two prisoners named Chadwell and
Stevens were brought in from the
Usage country yesterday by Deputies
Severns and Pulse. They are charged
with whisky selling and larceny, re.
spectively. Chadwick gave bond and
Stevens, in default, was committed to
the federal iaiL