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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
TEXAS WEATHER BULLETIN.


Galveston, Tex, June 3.-tSpecinll-
Gnlveston-MaIim 50; minimum,
Abilenc-Masiu UNI, 0s; minimum.
Belton-AIaximum. SO; minimum. 80.
brenhnm- Maximum, 90: minimum.
81; rainfall, "a
Cursicann- Maximum. DO; minimum.
~; rainfall. IL
Columbia Maximum, 30: minimum,
OS: rainfall OIL
Cuerro-Maximum, 92; minimum. Gs:
Henrne Maximum. 80: minimum, "a.
Observation-Disclosures, 50: minimum.
60 rainfall. In.
huntsville Maximum, %: minimum.
"a rainfall. 30,
Longyiew-MaMmum. SO. minimum.
81; rainfall, 10
l.uling- Maximum, 90; minimum. &C.
rainfall rs.
Palestine Maximum, 81: minimum.
W: rainfall. GS.
san Antonio-MaImum 00: minimum.
"; rainfall. 0I.
g. minimum
Tylcr-MaNimum, rs; minimum. "a;
rainfall, %.
Waco Maximum, 80: minimum. "a:
~. w. "'''''''''i''
Means Maximum, $50; minimum,
dl.9' rainfall, "a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

GatesyLc, Tex. June Especial -
The hardest rain of the year, accom-
panied by severe wind and electric
storm, prevailed here from II to 2;3O
last night. business awnings signs,
nbOut the city this morning. The stalls
oil ne side Of the wagon yard in the
city were demolished The fw0 exhibit
balls and stalls at The county fair ground
are demolished, \ Browns ranch, three
miles distant, house occupied by j. IL.
llarrulsOn, wife and six children. was
blown down, and catching on fire de-
slroycd the entire household furnishing.
clothing, etc MIR. II. and wife and four
children were badly bruised. hut not se-
rluusly injured Two of the children
escaped unhurt
IN damage 10 both the corn and fruit
crop through the region of the storm
must lee extensive, Weather still threat.
ening Tor more rain this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
BARRIcADEp.

Austin. Tex. June 3-,Snoo,.,,
accident which might hive pnlnii An
lnlie seriously occurred In his nit,. i
night. On Congress avenue nso S Iast
ntl,lSe' is a network Of rnlverts ,n1
arrhrd sewer.ways. which were M, "nu'
years ngn and have not hocn n,o n. y,
Tor hitcn years. Undermined "T Nv ,,
rams, section Of the lnrges, stou rue
n sdn i ,guleer'' about twenty fret Io",'
Z. aud leaving another on ,bp a>,,Ii over
me yawning hole. The hrcal il rish, o. q.
the center of traffic on the nvnpng y,
me heavy harricade Of hnrrrls "uJ Hhu
ner which has been thrown aronnd ,lnl-
seh'S quite formidable npnnarn,, pre-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
BRIDGEPORT BOOMING.

Bowie. Tex, June o. isp.ciul. THE
barbecue at Bridgeport was attended
" oyer 1900 people. mostly on horse
back aud in vehicles from the neighbor-
hood and from Decatur. Two coaches
Bowie started with thlrty-hyc passenger,
but they vera filled al Chico by a Ioy.
Dus crowd Of nice young people OF both
sexes. There was free distribution OF
The Gazette and Chico papers Ia the
train Since May % nearly $4,000
worth Of Brldgcport town lots have been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
THE LEAK CLOSED.

Austin, Tex. June 3.-(Special.) THE
big leak At the dam IS practically closed
tonight 1t now trnnspires that there is
masonry and extending down thirty five
feet under the works. Through this and
other similar and smaller formations the
water worked its way. One of the head
gates was opened today aud the water
inside the Golfer dam IL being rapidly
drained on through 1t. The work of re-
moving the damaged masonry and re-
building will commence at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
WHAT MABRY SAYS.

Austin. Tex, June .-CSpecial.)-Ad-
jutant-Gcncral AInbry is quite confident
that there will be no difficulty regarding
the transportation Of troops to and from
the state encampment. The Texas and
Pa aitic the East line and the Fort Worth
aud Denver have agreed to give the
transportation and the Santa Fc has
said that II wolld do as the balance do
None of the roads have refused their
concessions yet. such satisfactory cor
respondencc has been had with several
not named above.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
STORM IN WALLER.

Hampstead, Tex. June (Spccial)-
Yesterdays storm was more destruc-
tive than first rnticipntcd. particularly
TO crops. Near Prairie View a house in
habited by w Shanklin was completely
blown away. There were nine people in
the house at the time and none hurt, ex-
r,pt an infnnl. which was hurled through
the air for distance Of 100 yards
\ train on the Central railroad was
stopped by the wind and the crew shell
tered the homeless people in an open
box car till the storm abated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Ia the evening. as he returned was fred
on while passing by Ashley'- and wonn1-
Ell with bird shot The nugro went
straight home and told Mr.. Allen ~
once what had happened From his
statement the shooting appears 10 have.
bcfn unproy0kcd People are much war-
ricd. rs The troubles between Ashley
and the negroes caused q great deal Of
disturbance and loss last fail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

clouds are black and heavy. hanging
low in the SIS. and frequent showers
keep the air fun Of hot steam. The sun
shines through occasionally. hu! only
serves to make things more unpleasant
Il is decidedly disagreeablc. aud It long
continued will be conducive to consider
able VI health The Indications now
rains arc very opportune for the farmers
in this section and the prospects for q
good crop are more promising than Tor
several years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
TEXAs TREAsrnY

Austin, Tex. May 3.-lSpccloIA IN,
treasurer / prcnaring The regular o, i.
H5ir5iiooln uihGr sheet which shows 81.
day, cash, SS.Sl5 4G7 .Gi: In TASTY To,
land notes, Si5.OOO.GpO. Tho mm,ns hhl
mentioned belong To tho Permanent ,nsi
iund Reccipts for tho month M '' lTo,
W.T. S722'022,3i; Disbursements s9pssaay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
DAMAGE All BLIAsvu1E.

Eliasvillc. Tex, June 3.-(Speelal l.
a heavy rain and hail accompanied bv
considerable wind, fell here last niebi
Farmers report the corn ruined ia soine
nayeS' Wheat that was sianding is on,
damaged, some crops In the valleys nro
reported all washed away. An fences
on water courses are swept away.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
NEwsY NoTEs

l.. Qt,nir.f 81
For every sheep SS,.I r \ ss'' sns 4
themselves ,,,,.,.,,o,,a -
Tie Ottawa ChalauqliAn ~ \
been growing better r'0'
i'Fh years -, an IL a "A
ottawa Chatanqua assembly y
III ,'r,ninsrglm. i
nus .rn cry e Inv, o aID' q lIsip
decided to dlsl,en l,,s. va" ,at
their own 'i.' I'M iFl,il
How many reolie, ", w ~. ~.
that d Norcatu preacher ""
ought TO chansf h. Is y
The fight auolg ~, ,,' AZ,
operated N ihe S.'''' M -
Thr sale Of cord we. slh a. II
-. '....tt.t al 10 MI
IN lS Wood i''' not wi,ai silss, !, t.
one person IN We .','..s.ti z
dear, niakin w, " uln lama 4
people in the s'',s W., W. 80
Fort scott is h'' I .alt ~
u SJvV llplal! ,,,h ia lskr ar
cost SlVu a '',' ',,,n x Kansl' q
j. T.. ia ,.',s hanlrd lqvs Z
from generation 70
Is 116 yenrs ON. ,4srli
g Es,i,ii. fS & 's svs si'I 4 =
I'VE would would. W. I'M iipss y.
v LAR In arrears ,ssirf
editor OF the A'ro q. ~. ,Ai,ls
A.. AfrliSnu lAltt ~ ~ |N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Denison, Tx. June 3.-lSpeciaL)-
This city was visited last night by
very severe wind fnd rain siorin-ln lact,
il was alnost cyclone. Trees wer"
twisted aud trOkon aud some blown
over, houses rocked, and Two or three
were moved from their foundations. Con
siderable damage was done to fruit and
the crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Eufaula. I. r.. June tSpcciall--
There was q good deal Of excitement In
business circles IN Eufaula aud other
uon when the news reached here that
20 hid had been received On the Cbero-
kee lands The merchants In Eufaula.
thtcoiah and Muskogec have ali al,
,anced heavily on the strip money. OK.
peetlng the payment 10 be male AZ nm
early date " n change dnes not come
soon somebody will 20 to the wall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
A PARDON.

Texarkana. Ark. June as Specially
telegram WAS received last night from
Austin. stating that q. r. Taylor had
been pardonci by Governor Hogg fron
the Texas state prison at Rusk, TO which
place he was sentenced by the district
court Of this. Bowie county. Tex, In
March, 'ai, for a term Of three years,
on conviction for enbezzlemont,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
STORM An BocorA.

Boeota, Tex. June 3.-(Spccial)-Iast
night AZ hall-pnst II o'clock a storm
struck bogoia The damage to tie
ANA fruit trees, Bur a few miles wnst ,f
town there We're several barns blousn
down. aud the church at FuIbri,,ht W.
blown on the blocks. Il nnrnpfcJ liz
Alliance gin. The hall damaged the
crops IN some localities Ae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Troy. Tex, June B. Speculative
panied by heavy wind.
Farmers are busy cutting and thrrsl-
inE their grain. Cotton crops are gen
crplly good e'"
New hnSincss and dwelling houses ara
going up ON all sides. NV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
AT KMAIp.

Kemp. Tex, June =. ,Specinl "a an.
rain fell here this morning which will he
worth much to corn, which Is now laid
by. 10"
oat harvesting will begin shortly. the
Yield bids fair TO be good
Cotton, though late Is coming out won.
. Fruits OF all kind are rlpening. and in
THIS section the crop Is simply enormous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Temple, Tex. June fs,a.,.,
Smrle'ant held ma exa,n}n givlaL f-Iustice
u; NJ; MooEins, charged with Fin, mn, OF
1on W y ';lln9riln yesterday. Tbs "p Wy,
the killing w wss sensational ami shewci
Hvnnuuihtr. Moorlng WIS reonlrod" NFlng
i,rr u me sun of si5O1 10 nnsyy.r 70 give
u'sulet court TO the charge or insnsi ~ the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

pELpnN scnooL cLosINa.

Belden. Tex. June B. atSpcclal 1.-The clos.
Ing exercises Of Professor q. u. CHRISTIANS
school occurred last night with rccitatiOns
messed by a large and apprcclative audience
We had the attendance OF the Gilmcr Cur-
net band, which rendered some splendid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
AT SAI,ADo

Salado, Tex, June 3.--tSpecinl)-W
had nice title rain here Inst night. but
was very badly needed and will do !,
great deal Ut good.
Farmers are up with their work Rust
has ruined the grain crop, Seed oats arc
very scarce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
DEATHS.
ARTHUR BONNER.

Troy. Tex. June a. (Spccini.l-on
yesterday morn.ng Arthur Bonncr. son
u NJ. Boancr. died at this place. caused
from over-exeriion riding q pitching
acrse. aud while being over heated. weal
N bathing and remained In too long.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r. Harding and wife to w. and u. ].
House, enst 100 feet. lots 7 and 3, block
i, Whites survey, block o, Evans South
addition, $llOO
j; W. Carson, Jr., to j. Il. Eggleston,
10 lots, Eggleston survey, Moore survey,
p. j. Harbur to j. II. ELLIS, lot is,
Belts survey. block 81 Jennings South
addition, $3.50
u. Il. Keller to j. +. Ellis, lot ., block
Geo. VI, Williams to H. G. Barr and
wife, lot q, block l, Glcnwood addition,
IL; W. and NJ. p, Donnell to j. E.
Eggeston, lot 70, Eggleston survey,
| Moore survey. 81.
William Robinson and wife to Charles
Turner, $40 acres William Robinson,
and 10 acres Sam Smith surveys. $500
block >. Noodle Evans subdivision,
blocks - and %, Wclch survey. S625.
Texas and Pacific Railway company to
j. X. Gibson, assignee of o. H. Mooney,
l51 acres, Texas and Pacific Railway
company survey, ST3930.
Il. Il, Harold and \. j. Roe to Chi.
cago, Rock Island and Texas Railway
$l0TO,
j. G. Richardson to Turner Smith,
part of block 110, city, $lI.3O.
G, VI. o. of o, r. Lodge to Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas Railway com
pany,. part block lis. city, $500.
|. VI. Terrell ct al. to G.. u. q. of o. II.
Lodge, part block IFS, city, $500
A. Wcstlund and wife to Mamie Il.
$3.50.
Lumcr u Brockman to |. w. Smith,
lot ., block =, Provinc and MARBLE adj
dition. $40.
G. w. Gillespie to Clara II. Gillespie.
lots II, II. 10 and 20, block 30, city,
81
John Lnz 10 c. T.. Lee. 5Ox11O feet
SaInuels addition. 5000.
j. G. Richardson 10 Burt Siblcy, lot 3,
block ll9 city, $50.
Burt Siblry to Chicago. Rock Island
and Texas Railway company. lot 3, block
l10, city. $50.
j. w Carter and +. II. Wear to John
h. iosscn, lot 3, block, IS, Jennings
south addition. $1,000
X. Nickery to J. NJ. aud A. F. Donald,
part of block II, Glcnwood addition,
NJ. G. Hurley to Joseph II. Talbcrf.
lots and =. block b., Daggett's addi-
ton, ST.
Lee NJ. Galloway and wife to Chicago.
Rock Island and Texas Railway com
pany. lot T., Live Oak addition, $3.50.
j. II. Thrashrr ct al. to Chicago. Rock
Island aud Texas Railway company.
part block 10. city. $3.50,
Wallace Hendricks to II. G.. Hen
bricks, lot :. block 100. city, $500.
John Schurbauer and wife to A. r.
Crowley, 1876 - acres, NJ. Wilnsth and
1 acres W. r. Evans surveys, S4,3.jO.
c. Il. Morgan aud wife 10 Chicago,
Rock Island and Texas Railway com.
pany. part w. II. Little survey. $3.50.
Hyde Jennings to Ida NJ. rnrke and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
BOSTON LEYEAnl

Boston. Mass. June S-b.s
o; base hits, 10. crrdrs. ! 'e'
OILS and Bennett; Cliu.s,l
base hits. s; errors, q; leli'9
and thinner; umpire hufl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
Two RuLLErs IN ms HnAp.

Browusyine. Tex, June 3. Especial. y
Last night Juan Ramleres shot and fatal.
" wounded Donairano Mendoza. RIA.
mlerez escaped to Mexico. Mendoza Is
stu alive with two bullets In his head.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Houston. Tex. June 3-tSpecial)--
During gaze near Spanish camp IN
Wharton county, several houses were
blown down. 4 negro woman named
Mary wilkins was Killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Guthrie, o. T.. Jnns -
news comes from Wssnl,sio speclal; Tie
tle,sen " ~ has ieafnsd tha, he IN
sr,1 " ar about 7 Invade ihe strip ~, nns nj ~
Is really h'yn, vfprr'rl 10 the sccne, NM NE
~ people here, who lus,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
ANOTHER MILWAUKEE ASSIGN.
AiENT.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 3.-rhis aftcr.
noon y. I, Day, president OF the Plnnk
inton bank. made an assignment to N
II. Monseu, cashier Of the defunct bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

Tyler. Tex. June 3.--iSpeciall-In a
fight between Joe Gibson, white man.
and Carter Johnson. negro. the latter
was badly cut in the loins. Both parties
were appr blended
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
IN HARRISON.

Marshall, Tex. June 3-(speciall-
The hardest rnin known for several years
fell yesterday. No damage however, is
reported
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
AT LIBERTY HILL.

Liberty Hill. Tex, June 3.--lSpeciall /
A fine rain has just fallen. cheering the
countenance Of the average granger alHaE-
ingly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
cAPrAIN D. n. rllInnRIAKn.

Burnett, Tex. June 3.--lSpecial.)--
Captain h. 4. Timbcrlakc, ex.mnyor OF
this city, and who was respected by ali
VINO knew HIN, died last night At 10
o'clock IRON the effects Of taking an
this evening at 4 O'Clock by the Masonic
omer, He leaves wife and several
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

that the cattlemen have never been on
the strip. Thousands and thousands of
head II rattle have been grazing upon this
land unmolested for years.
STOLEN GOODS.
Eagle Pass, Tex. June 3. Especial THE
large establishment ~ A. Nofthwny was
burglarizrd Of 5000 worth Of goods last
night. The burglars broke open q window
and hauled the goods away In wagon.
Ma cline
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04
IN TRAvIs

Ansiin. 1e1- June Special. THE
wsather here still continues elociny. The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

The different townships In Elk county
owe railroud bonds TO the amount or Sili,.
~ These mntnrc IN 1901. 1910 and iDlT.
me aggregate amount ~ interest nnid out
collected from the railroads last year
amounted 10 $40 81 less n rebate for cash
OF SSfu leaving net amount nrtually paid
Ihlfoads paying Into the county only S2liT.
o. less thni 90 cents on the 500 Of their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

-I',,b.erI0s ID senI.wsslly ea.stte.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

3d. 10 Bourbon county man wants TO recover
49, W. ior thlrty'iive acres OF corn which
vi vi Vui W ana hauled away by u Union
,sissnent IN 1894. Corn ut that time sold
~ q hnshel and the nrli would have
ny" MAUI ioriN bushels to The acre The claim
Lawrence Journal: Lawrence man 70.
nenty put an advertisement In a Chicago
laper 70, rgouls To rent TOlay's nmii
prvughl tht hrsi lot Of replies There were
noon me Total was 100 aud III q O'Clock the
lptu Iehcliel was 40 letters aud postns
oneting Rooms for 81 a week aud up,
The English language. IL spoken and
MI,,,en and read by 1Doi0n0niO II |.
'n's'hslple 10 At least 50,0OO,OOO more,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-04

barbers usually gamble with The mana,
earueii iiy shaving dead men. il bring.
luck. .hey hay = "''lt'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
WEST SIDE

The Bergen Athletic Club play the Volunteer
Baseball Club of Nntley on the Culver avenue
grounds this afternoon.
Pat CahiIl and Bob Wilson are training on the
West Side.
The Bergen Baseball Club will play the Puri-
tans at Greenville this afternoon.
The strip of land at West Side and Grand ave
nues has been sold.
Numbers of truczs every day get stuck under
the Central Railroad bridge over West Side
avenue.
Messrs. William and Edward Cummings, of
Oak street and Bergen avenue, are spending
three weeks among the Berkshire Hills.
Miss Ada Fletcher is spending the summer at
Asbury Park, with her aunt, Mrs. Woodward, OF
No. 4S West Side avenue.
A petition is to be presentsd to the Street and
Water Board, asking them to pave West Side
av enue. The signatures OF over twothirds OF
the property owners have already been secured.
The West Side avenue played the Culver ave-
nue. base bail team yesterday, and beat them
z to 10.
Hudson section, Cadets of Temperance, met
last night, at Columbia Hall.
Brother George Anderson's class met last
night at Grace NJ. E.. Church.
Daughters of Liberty will meet August 8.
The ladies OF West Bergen wall give q lawn
party next week.
Every citizen OF the West Side, from Broad.
way, Marion, TO Bentley avenus, should realize
the Importance of attending the meeting of the
West Side Improvement Association at the
Glenwood House next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. w. H. Beach attended the Salvation
Army services at Prohibition Park yesterday
Mr.. W. A. Cummings has returned from
Ocean Grove.
MIR, Judge has returned from Toms River.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
A BOAT FOR ELDoRADO.

Grand Balloon Ascension Sunday After
noon-Other Features.
Every night at 7:45 hereafter a special
boat will leave Pennsylvania Ferry for
Eldorado. This will be the ~pleasantest
and speediest way to reach the gro unds
from this city. The boat will land pas
seugers in Hoboken and thence by cleo
trio cars they will be conveyed TO the en-
trance of the amusement grounds.
The increased attendance siucs the an
neuucemeut was made that possibly
king Solomon would be superseded by
another show has induced the board Of
directors TO continue their great spectacle
for the remainder of the season. adding
new features to it from week to week.
Next week Miss Lizzie Vaidis. formerly
Of the celebrated Vaidis Sisters. will
make her first appearance, performing
on a flying trapezs, and will conclude by
making a dive from a height of eighty
five feet into netting placed on the stage
to receive her. Ali Baba's troupe of
marvellously clever Arabian aerobats
Will also be seen for the first time. There
are other good things promised which
will make the programme more enter
tainiug than ever. For Sunday afternoon
q special vaudeville show has been ar
ranged In conjunction with the Eidorado
band concerts, after which Professor
Carton, the celebrated French %eronaut
will make q balloon ascension from the
grounds. In the evening king Solo
mon" will be seen in all its glory.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29
popular aud interesting series Of sermons on

Home Life"
The last services at the Presbyterian Church.
Ihird street, near JERSEY avenue. before the
summer closing, will be- held tomorrow at 10 A.
NJ. ana 7:45 ?. M. In the morning, the subject
WI De The Door of Life, " In the evening, IA
River of Clear Water"
inc subjects for sermons tomorrow at st
Johns Free Church. Summit avenue, will be:-
morning. America and our Mission to the
Natlons;" evening, .'Pd.oit ani Pew" Tne
lev; Mr.: Young, Of New York City, will supply
ST: Johns during August.
The Scotch Presbyterian, Free Reformed, Sec
ono Presbyterian, WAYNE Street Reformed.
Taoernacie and Park Reformed Churches join
IN union vacation services to be held in the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church on Third street, be-
tween Erie street and Jersey avenue, during the
month OF August and first Sunday Of Septem-
per. Preaching by the Rev. E. G. Evans of
springfield, Mo, i030 A. NJ. and T.45 P. M. Mr..
Evans comes from a large chusch, aud is hig hIy
recommended as to ability. Wednesday even
ing. August :. the union prayer meetings will
commence in the parl ors of the Selond Presby-
terian Church, aud continue each week during
the vacation, meeting at s P. NJ.
The Rev. Cornelius Woeltdiu, Pastor of the
North Baptist Church. Jersey avenue ,and
Fourth street. Will preach tomorrow evening
Keeper"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-07-29

The seventh annual afternoon and evening
picnic of the Hudson County Surface Railroad
employees takes place today at Caledonian Park
The e:-MIchael Murphy, chair
Treasurer, and Messrs. Chas. Foster and Lou is
Hammer.
dramatic school is TO be established on the
Hill. The school will be under the personal
direction of Mr.. John DingwelI. business man
ager of the Criterion Amateur Dramatic Club
and Mr.. Geo. Mr.. Mccarthy (CarleLon) Of the
Aonia Society.
A grand parasol and ice cream enGerta inment
will be given on August 10 by the Kings
Daughters and Sons Circle of the Salem Baptist
Church. 1t will be held at Orient Hall, Jackson
and Orienl avenues. The entertainment is for
the Pastor, Mr.. Motley, away on a short vaca-
ton, The members of the Entertainment Com
mittee are: Mesdames Oph. Meclease, H.
Reeves, C. johnson, E. Watson, j. johnson, F.
Scott. S. + Harmon, B. Garter. n: DAILY, +. Berry,
ii. Belue, d. Gray, L. Smith; Misses R. Harris,
N. jackson, L. Jones, c.. Jones and NJ. Fisher;
Messrs. N. williamson, B. jackson. H. Cheatam,
R. A. Motley, NJ. R.. Towns, W. B. Jones. w.
Belue, T. Beiue and ]. Coles. Mrs. R A. Motley
is President aud Manager; Miss NJ. Jones, Secre-
tary; and Mrs. N. McCraw Treasurer.
Mrs. R. Towns aud Mrs. f. Belue will act as
ushers.
The second annual excursion of the Frank H.
Kimmerly Association will take place on
August 8. 1t win go to Oriental Grove and will
leave the Morris street dock at half past nine
barges Columbia and Sands have been charter
ed for the occasion.
The Royal Arcanum building at jackson and
Clinton avenues is progressing rapidly.
Mr.. Frank Eveland is away on a short vaca.
ton.
Mr.. Fred Hoar, who has been spending a
week among the hills of the Raruapo, Rockland
County, N. Y, will return tonight.