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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-07

ALIAS sUMMONs IN THE JUSTICE
n court Of Helena township. county OF evils
and clarke. state Of Montana before !. 4.
Crutcher. justice q tho peace
). r. onynghAne plaintiff, W c. T. Ices,
defendant.
Lbs state Of Montsna to tho above named de
PENDANT. grsciinH
You are hereby summoned 60 he aud appear be-
fore ms II. r. trutcher = justice Of the pcaos in
And for tns county Of evils aud clarke Al my
Office In Helena. within ten days after tho
complexion Of the publication Of this summons.
to-Wit
After ths 24th day OF February. 1slL then and
there 20 make answer 60 the complaint q J. g.
ConynEhame, the abovo named plaintiff, In =
civil Actiou 10 recover the sum % ons hundred
dollsrA upon an account for money bad aud 70
caivec b. you 10 and for the and benefit 81
the sad ia NTH. and for cost 81 suit and Ia de-
fault thereof Judgment will b rendered against
ven 4 4 80 tie above uamai defendant IN
he sum % one hundred dollar ami cost % suit.
Givsn under my hand this 1ith dAI OF JhnaAry.
1894 7. +. thlItHrt,
Juafi-o - - -'aAaA
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F r EE:! !.
DTS. LiGbig ( Co.,
The WOTll Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

FREE COKSU TATION given % all persons
fufft ring from krouic Diseases, Dineasos 81 tho
bye. lar. N ~. 1hToai, Liver. ttomach Ma
nsyr. rinary trsHns Nervous snd tr,sAle
patents in Montana demand greater fAciitlei
End accommodations, 70 meet which 1r-. Liebig
q 10. have established Offices in this city. hey
viii be In charge u a euly authorized represen-
tauve who will report all complicated cases 10
the head Off ce where comp lofe records are sept
II all cases and the treatment Adoptod Each
branch having It's specialists. no one physician
and rever lees than i've experienced apeciallsis
have a consultation on every case pieaented.
having thousands 20 refer 70, compArisons are
readily made No czpcrimenting-s simply sp.
number proved successfu. This L. the sscrgt OF
thor success and the reason euch marvellous
cuFes heretofore reported have been maze
after tho best local physicians pronounced them
hapelesFly tncurable.
MIN hronio affections whether from early
iudifcretions Nenereal EKcessea seminal
Weakness. loss 81 anhood. Syphilis and othes
elections uniting thfm from enjoying any OF
tile pleasures % life. treated and cured after
Also Ute failure BY others Drl Liobtg 20,
treating the pie0aseB Of Men is worldwide, aud
they have patients In all parts q IL.
WOMKN-Their specialist for affections Of
Women. has all the latest appliances aud
remedies used In the principal hospitals. and IL
vithouts hyperion or the coast
tATAERH And kindred affections Of the
rye , Ar. Throat and Lungs successfully treate1
aud in a manner % mildly a. 70 DO acceptable TO
the most delicate child
Traces for Spinal Determines. Club Fee, oto,
manufactured. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call early and svoid being hurried b. the
lud 10 convenient to SEE the tminent npecialtsts
cnu state their cases bg letter arefnl attention
eiyen 20 correrpondenoe aud medicine and APP
plsnces sent By express
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RAILWAY RUMeLes.

Part OF the intrnmural railroad equip
ment OF the Worlds fair Is TO be used In a
New York suburb
Statistics just issued prove that Pennsyl-
vania has a greater railroad trackage per
square mile than Germany, France or Iiol-
land
An idea Of the increase In the fresh meat
traffic can De gained from an order just
given the Pullman company by the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Re for go refrig
orator ears.
Some Of the evils predicted when Ste
phenson was trying 90 introduce railroads
were that cows would be prevented from
grazing and hens from laying, while horses
would be driven distracted.
Country railway stations in England arr
often a pleasing sight TO the eye Of the pass
ing traveller. Ono important railway com
pany oilers prizes TO station masters for the
best kept plSi form. flower garden and Dor
ders
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PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

The man whom you owe money never
rests
All the good advice people need is sup
piled 10y nature.
There are some friends who can't be good
to you unless You will let them own you.
The dullest person in the world becomes
wonderfully sharp when he becomes sus-
pici1ns.
Every woman dreams Of fairy godmoth-
err until she becomes old enough TO be a
grandmother herself
Every man longs TO get rich and then
puts of until next month his determine
ton TO save more money.
Never have 80 much faith that your
friends will help you in your trouble az TO
lead you TO quit trying to help yourself
Atchison Globe.
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Erprrispes at an Fs-cbsmriou.

Athletes aud msa who take Ordinary out-
door exercise, such % wnikiaR. running.
bicycle riding. iumgiug. swimming. tennis.
etc.. arr often tto Subjects Of acute trou-
llos. The experience % an champion
walker will be Of interest 20 oil Who are
afflicted. la r. Brooks writes;
80. 32i East 10Th "a, New Yosk, Aprl
z 1886 Numerous statemsnts Telntive 20
th- merits OF different plaster having been
brourht 10 my attention, | tnke this oppcr-
tunity a. state that have Used ALuCocE'H
ponors pLksTTHs tor owe twentY years aud
prefer them 60 any other kinh. uou a
Furthermore state that vas very sick With
eatafrh % the kidnefe and attribute my
recovery sHtiTsiy % ALLoooK's Ponous
FGAsrEEa."
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FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

The giraffe has tongue almos. = inches
long
Unlike other animals, the seal is trained
without punishment
Amanda Connolly Of Fowling Creek Nd,
has "a hen which for four years has laid an
egg "a day, missing count only twice
The alhatrls-, the largat web footed
bird. measuring sometimts IA feet from tip
10 tip Of wing anu weighing up To 20
pounds frequently accompanies ocean
steamers from the Cape 10 Melbourne, a
distance Of 5.50o knots, without being seen
" rest on the way.
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FOR ERECTION OF BUILD
INGS.
U. S. INDrAN sERvIcu.
Cpow AGENCY. Mont. Jan. -. 1891


CHOW AGENCT. Noat., Jan. -. 1891
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for
erection 81 hutldinas.' aud addressed 20 tbs I'M
derHigned At Crow Agency. Montana. will BE- re-
ceivsd IL this agency until one O'clock j. IN. OF
Monday. Rob. ~. 1854. for furni shing the neees-
snd compilation Of one ul warehouse, ona (n
employee rrsid nee. and one ul slaughter house,
on lrvur cfoek. on the Cow reservation, IN 40
cardaaca with plane ami specifications which
may ~ rxam noi AZ the o,hoo. Of Inc inde-
uandaut' % Helena Mont the Lines. n
lii inea Mont. and AZ this agency.
Bidders vii stats la their bids the PROPOSED
prico ~ each bsildnr and the length OF time
feluirea iu tha erection = same and the quail
~ Of lumber e. 90 used whether hontana OF
lie Attention % bidders Is invited 70 the act
81 congress approved Aux l. nv. entitled an
Acc relating % thn lmitatiOh Of she foufa ~
lallT sarFine - laburera and mf ohanics en- =
piuyed upon the IA 10 worse ~ ne United
Stale and = the lntrlct Of slumeia-"
lie firtt = reserved O. reject any 90 ali bids.
or any pNr - any bad, u deume Tor the hesi
Interest ~ TIE service
tEsurIgp cuNcKa
Zach Ia uausl 80 ercoWptuiei b. certified
chrck 90 tIrnft unuu some tuifal niates uoposi
tor, ~ sclssnt naft.iaaI htut 10 tho yiciuily q
orlsr q thH ruunirHiun~r - tndt q auHtrfs Tor
a. loaat hro Dor cont 90 ESQ afnunul Of the pro
rusal. Wllcu check - ufat. Vii D. Forfeited
g. ths luufd tatai in rlsa my bidder ~ titusra
receiving an asard shat iAil 20 pt9mptI eNs-
cute a euntrscf with 80 Il and Sufficient sure
tlss. ufhsrWI 80 q b. raturnad 90 The ltiofr
lids . CEN panied 10 cash in lieu 81 q coriihrd
chark wtu not b. cunsidsrrd.
fof further Information a. 60 location Of
builings. msAns u transportation, etc. a.
.p.slhest'sns eahA'' f 'v ~ a's'''' aip''
u. b. lndian AGsnG
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A good remedy and there Is not any b ~
on the ma ke. that oqualS French Iansy
D abists for the relief sad cure OF painful OF
/ regular luenses. 4 hese tablets remove al
no matter vhat the cause
by A. AuRsndre. Paris,
France, aud for sails only by Parohen
D'Aehsul Drug Co., Helena, Mont, sol
agents. Price - per box sent By mail
Coourely sealed.
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Regular Visits Monthly
AT Great Falls on the 18th snd 10th.
Al MissoulA on the Goth.
At BOzemAn on the 2sth.
AZ Livingston on the 2eth

Montana Divisiou-ls Main Street, Helena
Northern Diyislon-S hast broadway. BUTTE
city M0ntnnA
Southern Division-I2s South Main Street Los
Angrles. Csiifornia.
Kansas City. Missouri
Western Division--i00 geary Street. San FRAN
cifco, California
ulnoiA
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With pure, vigorous blood ooursinG
TIL ough tie veins aad AnimatinG every
fibre OF the BODY. cold weather is not only
, nrsbls. but pleasant and agreeable.
No othsr blood medicine lie go certain in lite
results as Ayers sarsapsrills. What u
ofs for others il will do for you.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


The Volumes Of the wEEELY begin with tie
frtt number for January Of each year. When
no time IL mentioned. sufscr rtions will begin
with the number ourroAt 1t the time Of receip
Of order.
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three years back. IN neat bloth binding. will -
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expense provided the freight does not exceed
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Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
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Hem sances should be made ~ Post-ofiics
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HrotherA
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Health is wealth. health is beauty; health
is the birthright OF every child. The girl
with cool head, warm heart, faithful
stomach, sound teeth and self acting lungs.
liver aud limbs is richer and BONNER than
many royal princesses.
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Each year, IL is estimated, there IS an
average Of q, 900 murders committed in the
United States, 1870 legal hangings and 200
lynchings.
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When water is spilled on a carpet and
you do not wish IL 10 leave o mark, dab the
place well with dry cloths till all moisture
is absorbed, changing the surface Of the
cloth each time.
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When tho scalp is strophied. or shiny-
b aid. no preparation will restore tho hair;
in MI other cases Hairs Hair Rsneuer will
starr a growth.
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Parks Sure Cure is the only guaranteed
iemedy. Its sction IL quick and positive.
WIN stop that baokEehe aud sick headache.
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women. WHY sHRsr when IL viii cure your
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPHR's MAGAZINE for 1891 will maintain the
character that has made II the fAvOrite illus-
trated periodical for the homo. among the re-
results 81 enterprises undertaken BY the pub
hshers, thsre will appear during the year
supsrbly illustrated papers On India by Edwin
Lord Weeks. on the Japanesa seasons by Alfred
Parsons. on Germany b. Poultnoy liigslow. on
Paris BY Rchari harding Davis and on Mexico
BY Frederic bennington.
will b. novels By George d. Maarier and Charles
Dudley Warner, the personal "reminiscences Of
vi. n Howslla and eight short stories Of west
arm frontier life By Owen Wistsr short stories
will alsS be contributst b. Brander Matthews.
Richard HARDING Davis. Mary r. wilkins. Ruth
Met nsry Stuart Miss Laurence, Alma Iadema4
GeorgO A. hihbArd. Quesnay de keAnrepaire.
Thomas Nelson age. and othsrA frticlss on
topios 81 current Interest will 10 contributed
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The volumes Of the Magazine begin with the
plumbers tor June and Dee0mber OF each year.
When no time is mendcned. subscriptions viii
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Ing 80 cents eAch-by nail post paid
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without tho express order Of Harper Brothers
MARPER& BROTHERS NEW YoRK.
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1894.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPzAs WEEKLY lie beyond all question ms
leading journal 81 America in its splendid
tributors. and in its vast army of readers. ln
special lines, Il draws on the highest order Of
talent the men b. tied By pos ton and train
ing to treat the leading topics Of the day. 10
fiction. the most popular story writers con
tribute to lie columns, ouporb drawings By me
stories. and evory netabls aveat 4 pablo inter.
est; IL contains portraits 0f the dietinguished
the time While spooial attention is given to the
Array and NAVY. AmAtuer fport. aud Music
and the Drama. By distinguished experts In a
word u a RPUR's WFMKIY combines the news
features Of the daily paper and the artistic aud
literary qualities % the magazine with the solid
rrfffc.I r1a ~ the
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
SPORTING NEWS NOTES.

The second nine of Middletown and the
second nine Of Townsend played q seven
inning game Of baseball on WeAne sdsy
at Townsend, the latter winning by
score Of 10 to 8 The victors " ould like
to hear from the unknown" Club, of
Middletown
The Y. M. @. A. aud the Confer snce
Academy team. Of Dover. will Cross bats
tomorrow at Riverview Tue game will
be called at o'clock. The Dover nine
will arrive ia this city about noon Ia a
special car aud viii bring about 100
admirers with them. This is the sane
team that the Y NJ c. A. defeated. at
Dover some time3sgo. The Dover I esim
de- feated the New Castle club last Ss tur-
day. A good game may be expec Ted.
Willis and Bullock will be the batter Of
the home club.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
LITTLE BITS OF NEWS.

The British government will not call
an autumn session Of parliament.
Patrick j. Cunningham, 49, was fatal
" injured whilo playing baseball at North
Providence.
In the last 10 days 61s inches Of rain
have fallen at the state experiment station
at Geneva, \. Y.
Andrew j. Smith, a well known lawyer
of Trenton, was found dead in bed at an
institution for the cure of alcoholism
A 80 days educational trip is to be made
by schoolboys of Rochester on steamship
chartered for a tour Of the great lakes.
Morris Goldberg, who died at Oakland,
Cal, left an estate Of 100000 of which
there are three New York beneflciaries.
Representative Jerry Simpson left Wash
ington for Berkeley Springs, Va, accom-
panied by Representative Pence of Colora-
do.
c. S. George, a farmer, and Edward
Davis, his hired man, were arrested at
Fitchburg Mass, for uttcring counterfeit
half dollars.
Henry Baaaman, barber of Watertownr
\. Y, while intoxicated fell from his room
window in the third floor, breaking hii
neck and dying instantly.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
Other Anairs at college.
GRAND FIREWoRK DISPLAYS.
An Attractive Part OF Philadeiphia'l
Great Spectacular Production.

An Attractive Part OF Philadeiphia's
Great Spectacular Production.
PhiladelphiaIwill soon be able to boast Of
one OF the largest amusement enterprises
ever undertaken by progressive mana.
gers. Commencing June 16, there will
be located at Forepaugh Park, an elabo-
rate scenic, spectacular and pyrotechnical
pto luction, that will even surpass In
grandeur those given at Manhattan
Beach For this representation, The
Destruction OF. Herculaneum," new and
gigantic scenery is being prepared that
will occupy. together with large stage,
artificial lake aud race track for chariots.
every foot Of ground in the large en-
closure at Broad and Dauphin streets.
Folly 500 people will participate in the
dramatic action There will be grand
marches, charming ballets, inspiring
choruses and choice speciality artists
varied aud extensive exhibition Of fire.
works will conclude each performance.
Every known device producing bewilder-
ing and beautiful effects in fire will be
introduced into the program, and as hun
dreds OF dollars will be spent nightly on
this portion Of the entertainment, the
display will be Of the first magnitude A
feature will be made OF excursions that
viii be arranged for within a radius OF
hundred miles Of the city.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
THe coNveNrloN CLOSED.

Onicers OF the Epworth League Elected
go for 1.-THE Ensuing Year.
The following officers were elected at
the afternoon session of the Epworlh
League convention yesterday afternoon .
Rev. w. G. Koons, president; Rev. w
p. Taylor, first vice president; Miss
Anna Gem, second viee-president; Rev.
Il. g. Budd, third vice. president, Rev
A S. Mowbray, fourth vice president; /;
Miss May Welch, secretary, and Miss
Irene Hepbron, treasurer.
The evening session was opened by a
song service led by Rev. +. b Short
Row W. G.. koons spoke about the
junior league.
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins gave a sym
postum on "Bble Study" The conven.
tion closed by a conservation service, led
by Presiding Elder Barrett
lt was decided to hold the next annual
meeting at New Castle. at the close OF
the service the delegates we're given q
lunch In the old chapel
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
DANCING AT UNION PARK.

That Also VIII Be one Of the New At
fractions at This Resort.
Union Park seems 90 be growing in
popularity this year and larger crowds
are attending the favorits resort every
day. The park Is we'll worth a
visit to any pleasure seeker since the
improvement OF the early spring and
the music is fine as played by the Col
umha Bahd Of Philadelphia
Beginning with tomorrow there will
be dancing every evening and at a Satur-
day matinee. The dancers will have per-
feet floor, new music aud good orchestra
The admission TO Union Park will be
be every afternoon and evening, except on
special occasions.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
nundlnr Permit. Issued .

Building Inspector Dohl issued the
following permits to day To A. S Reed
& Bro, for the building Of a watch house
on Walnut street, between Tenth and
Eleventh; Blackwell & Cassidy repairs
TO No S35 Bennett street; George H.
Carpenter, repairs to No SOB West Fifth
street trustees Of the East Lake Church,
open tent, at Thlrtieth and Tatnall streets
William r Polk, four two-story brick
dwellings on west side Of Tatuall street,
between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
cITY ME- lN eRIEF.

Major Fisher, colored. brought home his
horse from Red Lion, last night.
Frederick Cochran, Of this city. was com
mitted % the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane. in Philadelphia. yesterday
The British steamship Snowflake cleared
for London and New Castle. Eng, yesterday,
leum.
The bark Neptun cleared from this port
to-day with cargo of $685. .2QS gallo ! of OH
from Marcus Hook, for Liverpool or Blrken-
head
--Edward Hogan and Edward Grace, two
small boys, We're arrested yesterday in West
Ind Park for disOrderly conduct. and were
severely reprimanded By Judge Ball. thl:
morning.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
speolal jury for the mIIIs case .

Prothonotary Horty aud William s.
Hilles for the plaintiff and willard
salisbury, Jr, for the defendant cor
poration. drew the following special
jury yesterday afternoon to try the
csse Of Benjami Mills VS. the Whining
ton City Railway Company George w
Bright. John r Hartman, John Hamil-
ton, Charles NJ Coon, j. A. Weldin,
John Shaw, W. II Dougherty, John
Nevin, Thomas L. j. Baldwin, vii
liam f. Smalley. Joseph Hossinger, John
O. Mahoney. Charles Walton, d. B
stewart. >. Frank Reybold, George A.
Cleaver, Fred q Sutton, @. w Naudain,
John w. Watkins. Richard l. Naudain
MoComb Clayton. William Naylor, JOIN
r Worrell Thomas Hurn.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
DECISIONS OF The COURTS.

Court StenOgrapher Hardesty Is Pre-
pairing Them for Publication and Dis
tributiOn.
Court Stenographer f. G. Hardesty is
now compiling the decisions OF the Su.
perior Court, Court Of Oyer and Termi
ner and Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery for publication
and circulation among the members Of
the bar Of the state IL will be issued
about July 1.
The idea is that hereafter this report
shall be issued annually so that the de-
cisions may be kept up to date. THIS is
not designed to take the place Of
the Judicial report which will be
issued as heretofore, but simply
TO place promptly in the hands
Of the lawyers the decisions as they are
delivered Judge Marvel succeeded Judge
Houston as the judicial reporter.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
Fine NVnrI, nfArt

You miss It If you neglect the oppor-
tunity TO secure Famous Paintings Of
the world, the finest work of art ever
issued at the price Thirteen parts now
,eady at the EVENING JOURNAL Office at
10 cents each. Twenty parts complete
the portfolio.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
Withhold Pension Pnnors.

Mrs. Amelia Phillips, of No o Clay
mont street, was arraigned before United
states Commissioner Smith, this after
noon, charged with Withholding the
pension papers of Charles Laub.
The evidence showed that Laub had
pledged the papers as security for b Iard.
The csse was dismissed on the agree ment
that Laub should receive his apers
aash
Evening journal., 1894-06-01

Llty assessment Tor city purposes,
S37, ll6, 40 at 81 10 on the 500 Yields
$40S, 2SO 57 Total assessment for
school purposes, $37, 242. 455 at 40 cents
on the 800 yields $l4S. 969 50; $50, 600 is
allowed for errors and commissions and
the tax rate was fixed at 81 90 on the
500. as at present.
The total receipts for the past nine
months Of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment were reported to be $344 223 II;
expenditures, $27l, 0SO Of; balance on
hand January 81, 1894, $73, 143 20
City Treasurer Adams reported the
balance in bank to be $50, 1893 "a; re-
ceived Of Edmund Mitchell, Jr.. $500;
Eugene NJ Sayers, S40O; II. H. Billany,
SIS
Evening journal., 1894-06-01

is perpetrated will be thrown out II the
fraud can be proven to the satisfaction
OF the committee.
I'VE have determined to have fair
election said Secretary Ferguson, this
morning, "and il they don't give us a
fair election the vote will be thrown
out.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
The Engine Gave ont.

1.-THE engine Of the southsbound p, W.
& B passenger train leaving PhilGdel-
phia at 46 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
gave out Lear Lamokin. A few repairs
were made and the train proceeded to
this city. Another engine was procured
Ia this city.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
came to arown. 20 Cot DrunI,

Thomas Hogan came oil the way from
Pennsgrove yesterday TO get drunk.
This morning in the Municipal Court he
WAS fined 81 G aries Richardson. calored,
Of HockessiD. was fned 50 for the same
offanse and George K Watson got of
with a sentenceof SO on the same charge.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
Auditorium Lecture.

Mr.. Davenport, next Sunday night,
will speak about the Auti-Christ, but
states that he has an important message
for the people Of Wilmington in refer
ence to work Of God which is being
d, ne towards preparing the church for
our Lords coming Admission Is free.
Evening journal., 1894-06-01
A oIothInr STORE Rohhsa.

The clothing store Of David Abramson,
No 200 Market street, was robbed last
night The thieves entered through a
transom out Of which a large pane Of
glass had been broken on the Shipley
street side This morning the clothing
was deranged and several suits of mems
clothing were missing The thieves
piled boxes alongside the door to get out
The loss could not be estimated.