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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
GID Y E55,

Ladies' 4 button kid gloves,
excellent value at $l.00. Our
price rs cents.
Ladies' genuine kid gloves, 4
large pearl buttons, embroidar.
ed back, worth $l,25. Our
price SI.00. .........
Ladies' extra fine kid gloves,
large pearl buttons, $i.25.
Ladies genuine French kid
gloves, fine embroidered back,
tans, modes, white and black,
regular price, 81. Our price,
Sl.68. .....''
Ladies' Foster I hook kid
gloves, brown and black, worth
81. Our price rs cents.
Ladies' Foster 7 hook gloves,
tans only, would be a bargain
at S1.00. Our price 85 cents.
Ladies' genuine Foster s,
hook gloves, black, brown, tan
and q, !, mode, at 81, 81. SO and
S.69.
We have a full assortment of
the well-known Kayser.finger
tipped silk gloves, black and
colors, at so, rs and Sl.00.
Every pair guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
DI; AInS.

STENESSON-At EisInere. Del. on April
2nd. Eugenia Stevenson.
Relatives ard friends ar invited TO attend
the funeral service at her lntc home ut Els-
mera, Friday afternoon. April 5th ut ?
o'clf Ok. lnterment private
CLAiK-ln April 3. 1875. Mary r., daughter
OF Lorenzo Il. md iiilau 81. CLARK and
grand daughter OF W, u. and 5. i, Curuog
aged month";. interment at Iliyery lew
Cemetery Oh FL day at2 o'ctocN
Newark papers please copy.
SMIlli-.0n April 3 1895 Alien VI. infant son
of j.. Howard ana Liiio Smith. aged o
months aud ID days.
ltelaiIyrs itud friends are invited to attend
his funeral, from the residence of ms parents
No, IA JGilcrsUn street on frihay afternoon
at O'clock. intcrnrnt ut Wilmington aud
brandywIGc cemetery.
DONLAN-Su idrnly IN this city, on April O.
IS !. John liOnlln, ngCd Is years. u
Relatives ana iriCuds, iiivsion NOT A . H.,
catholic Legion ani iloy Name Societies are
invited to rttcid his siureTai, from his late
residence. No. ~ ust sixth street, on Satur.
day morning at Q O'rluck. Solemn Rtquiem
Mass at 81. MHY' Charch. inis srueut Ut "a.
lheGr4l cemetery
B ARuAlI-un the ith inst, Minnie dangh-
ttr OF jos. anu sarah liaTratt in her glth
year
Hela'iyes aud fr ends ure respectfully in-
Vitsl TO attend her funeral from the resi-
uencc of nor parents saturday after ,pon Mt =
o'clock. lnternient In st. James Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Thcy Reiona 10 tho Gnnz.

Park Guard Thomas Nauda In. arrested
John Hill yesterday for being drunk and
disordarly at Franklin aud Broome streete
tie went into several houses and used very
Insulting language when hs WAS refused
money. The guard lot him go but he
came back and com msnced to curse. He
then sent him into tina city hull and this
morn.ug he WAS fined 81 aad co ats.
Officer Scott charged John Roach with
being drunk and dlsord ,rly. lie was
placed In the So row.
Officer Lucas found G ara Whltcraft
last evening at Foarth and French
etreots. She was drunk and acting dis.
orderly. % and costs was her sentence.
sergeant McDermott yesterday after.
noon arrested John Steele for trespasslng
on the premises of the Pusey 4 Jones
Company. He was hned So and costs.
The uases OF william Hawkins. Samuel
Hawkins. Edward Nugent. Cinrence Dlok-
ey. QuinUy Maftin, Charles Mckee and
Raymond King were held up tor the pres.
ent.
The residents Of Seventh and Van Buren,
streets have been annoyed by q gang OF
boys v ho write obscene language on the
walls. doore and windows On Monday
lasta Colored man was pelted with eggs
by the boys. William Rambo saw one
egg thrown and indeutliled NuRent as
the boy who threw the egg.
Nugent anu two OF tho other boys took
the stand and testified that the egg was
tuIoWu Dul not ny NuBbHts no was uot
IN the gang In the evening. as lie was at
the Library.
Judge Ball gave he boys lecture on
the Improperly OF acting rs they have
been and that tney are getting In readi.
ness for tho Industrial School. Now that
they are known TO the police closer, II
possible watch will be kept on them.
larry M"keon was held In $500 bail for
afurthet ca NJ tomorrow morning OIL
the char assault with Intent to
commit hl- away robbery
William A. Moore testified that the
prisoner and another man assaulted hi m
about 10 o'clock OH Wednesday night Oh
Maryland avenue,
A similar CASE was reported by Is. d O
railroad conductor on the same night.
Tho charge larceny Of bS pounds OF
lard against William Mckinley was dis.
miased Ho had been given rs cents to
take IL TO n certain boarding house, but
got drunk anu wts arrested. lie gave the
lard for the use Of tho poor of tho city.
Frank Croft and Frank Higgins were
hsid In 1900 ball for tho upper court tof
the larceny of vest valued at IS cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
IN Ia1,s" SHOES,

Our spring line is tho best
we have ever carried.
We can give you a good
Ladies' Shoe at 81.
a Ladies' fine soft Dongola
shoe i'll button or lace, square
or opera toe; plain Or tipped, at
Sl.25.
Our Ladies' $3.50 line can.
not be equlllcl III the city.
One lot OF fine Dongola but.
ton III square toe, extensive sole
and patent tip ut $50.
Another lot, same quality,
in opera toe, extensive sole aud
patent tip at Sl.5O. ....
These goods ure certainly a
great bargain.
A splendid line of Ladies'
shoes at 81 -, sold elsewhere
~ Sz.UU.
A new line Of Ladies' wolted
shoes with light silk stitching,
at 81. -, should be $3.50.
AT 81. 90, s. 90 and up we
have one Of tile best lines of
Ladies' shoes in tho city, either
welted, machine or hand.sewed,
il b Q ID and Il widths.
Also a beautiful line Of Spring
and Summer footwear for Hiss.
es and Children.
Our Children's Russets this
Spring are beautiful. Ask to
see them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Weii, W. Don't

Suppose you will believe us when we
talk of low prices and good qualities in
our shoe- heard or read that kind of talk
before probably six dollar shoe FOR thirty
seven cents aud Il pouDd OF sugar thrown
in as a retaiuer; went to see the bargains
and haven't found them yet; Isn't that
about right2 Welliwe arc.uot working on
that line. We think we are selling pretty
good shoes for less money than many
stores, but we will let you be the Judge;
tho shoes are here. the prices are here
they will both do their own talking. For
mans. No. 10 last 4th street, between
MNrket md King strcetA.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Inanrrhin nihc rrnarnrInI.

John Donlan who was killed On tho P,
w. ~ B. Railroad on Wednesday morn.
ing. had his life insured In tho Prudential
Insurance Company for $1,000. and had
paid In only Sll0. This provision on ais
part Will prove OF grent servlce to his
family and may lead others engaged In
dangerous occupations to mako simi.
lar provision for the support of their
wives and little oues. Mr.. II. 5. Roop
Will make a tour down our state In da y
or two. and he hopes to induce quite q
largo number of persons 10 enroll their
names ON the lists of tho Prudential.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Anntl,rr rnrnrIsn

"A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss iseba Hail No 1872 French street.
Am Jng those present wore, Mr.nnd Mrs.
SpaIl Alrs. Kali, tnna li6nnett. Emua
Su4ter. Anna Cole. Ethel Pierce, Eva Cal.
vert, Lin and Sadie Zebley. Maud Stackls,
Matte Sebley. Agnes Venn, Florence Vel.
din, Cora Peterson. Jennie Starr, Harvey
Budd. Howard Witt. Johnnie stewart, Leon
klund. Willis Price. Robbie CummlnRs,
Johnle Hopkins, Frank Swarta, Sir. Tho.
mas Hall and many others Tho even
Ing was spent In playing games, after
wAlOh a.grand table was set and the guests
were Invited To partabe anu this they did
In a very satisfactory manner
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
American Col,rso Repubilcnu .easue.

ID. Wendell Hulburd, son of Dr. HUI.
bnrd, OF Grace Church, hus gone to Grand
Rapiis, Michigan. TO attend as ID delegate
OF the University of Pennsylvania Repub-
lican club. tho annual convention OF the
American College Republican CLUB. Tho
convention opena to night. Governor
Mckinley OF Ohio. the Hon, Thomas b.
Reed OF Maine, senator Burrows and
other eminent men OF the Republican
party will speak at the banquet with
which the convention closes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
NIRrYlnnd,a -

MRryinnds iIst.+.p,-i.s..C SsHSe Convention.
BALTIMORE, April The Democratic
state central committee yesterday decided
to hold the state convention in this city
"Wednesday, July 81. The most prominent
candidates. for the governorship include
Governor Brown, eS Congressman Isidor
Raynor aud ex-State Senator Thomas G..
HIVES
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
MARRIAGES.

LAMRu RuRS-TAYLOR On Fifth day,
fourth month, at tho home OF tho brides
mother Z: Linnaeus [. LaMDoIn and Ann
Amanda Taylor.
VALENTINE Ktl.LEY-un the Sl insIA nt
by liev. J. France. assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Watt, Ferris B, Valentine 10 Margaret D..
Kelley. all OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Mrs + W llnwklnB, Chattanooga, Team,
says. 'Shlioh's fitlli2ar Saved Ny Life.
consider Il the oest retnldy FOR de9ill.
Sated system ever uBed,9 For Dyspap.
sia, Liver or Kidney trouble It e4cels
brice 10 cts.
eold by n. u. paBtoyth. Ord-sl-t laGor.
snd ana Market sirutis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Auccrce in thu AIIen '. I.coc,, Cn.e.

Chancellor Wollcot this morning handed
down decision In the Alien vs. Lea en-
case. whichis on motion Tor writ OF
Representation fhvoring the Allen heirs.
This decree throws tic matter now out of
chancery.
Lilburne Chandler was appointed trus.
tee to effect the safe of the estate OF
Joseph Chandler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
pentt srntenr. comnntsd.

HARRISBURG, April 4.-The death sen.
tencc OF Antonio Rl2zutti the sohuylklu
county murderer, has been commuted to
life imprisonment by Governor Hastings.
on recommendation Of the board of par.
dons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Mrs, u lliiHH las removed her store
from iuH k,rs 10 900 Meg street tall
Aud insi 81 hog s'oek ul hos.ety, gloves
and GOby gHp4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Isoynl IsrcPptlon,

The members and friends of Weslsy NJ
Il. Church gave their new pastor and hi
family royal reception last night The
main auditorium was tastefully decorated
with llowers around the pulpit. When
the hour arrived Mr.. Dougherty aud Mrs
Carr won't Into the parsonage and escorted
the pnstor and his wifo and little boy VI
into tho audience room. in which were
waiting many friends 10 welcome them.
Being seated within the channel with
their escorts, Mr. GroU. the Superlnten-
dent, came forward and called to prayer,
after which the choir consisting Of young
ladies dressed in white. and young men.
sung beautiful welcome song. Then
MIR. Cunningham made a short address OF
welcome. which vas responded to by the
pastor Ihe CONGREGATION was then In.
Nited to rass along III front OF the chancel,
which they did. aud were introduced TO
the pastor and his family, shaking hands
as they pissed.
After low moments OF kindly greeting
all were invited TO the lecture room be
low. In the centre Of which was o we'll
laden table OF refreshments, decorated
with ilowers end banquet lamps. After
tho inner man had been supplied by all
good social time was enjoyed and the
pastor and people returned to their homee
with feeling that pastor and people
would not 10 long In ilndng the way to
each Otuer7 heartB.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
7lnfrltth, I lrT,rd.-r,r,,-,-,,..

Ann a. .IAy u u tiit cfry spl e ~,
naeps LamtuTH pl IiHarty Sa-.are "a
were ma r'ed At the mona of Ms. TavIor
No. $40 Seat Ntuih aEIeC. Ys4ter,Iay sY'sr
noon By FtleHds esrsiGany Ias cora,
mony wa lsERoly altendaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Iniurcn While nj Mnrir-

402 East Twelfth street. while at work on
the McVey building. Eighth and Market
streets, this morning at II 30 O'Clock. had
his face badly cut by being struck with a
crane handle
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Thomas Dolm Dc Co., of
Philade1phia, Pa, managactau-
ers Of Worsted Cootings, Wool,
ems, &C., haze increased tie ,cages
Of the ,eearers Is per cent, and
1t is expected that other firms IN
tie same line ,oiH soon do like.
lcise.
1 IKE IL! OF COURSE WE
l. like it, it's better for the
wearer, better for the store
keeper, better for the customer
and better for everybody.
You'll not have to pay any
more for your clothes this sea.
son, stocks been bought and
mademonths AGO.
A storeful Of the most per.
feet clothes in the city. Think
OF what that means to you who
have a suit to bay, and you who
want to buy to-day. You who
can't wait, who haven't time to
bother with the tailor.
Mems Fine Suits made from
Worsteds, Clays and Cassimeres
in Blacks, Blues, Browns,
Steels, Greys, etc, finely trim
med and tailored, perfect fit
ting, Sl5.
At $l2, we show more than
fifty styles OF Mems Suits,
either sacks or cutaways.
Broad and narrow twill, Chew.
OTIS, Clays, Serges, Diagonals,
Cassimeres, Tweeds and Others.
We show more styles of
Mems Suits at $40 than any
other store in Wilmington.
Made and fit the same as the
highest priced suits, finely
trimmed.
At so, we have Black, Blue
ard Brown Cheyiots, narrow
and broad twill, Clays, nlack,
Blue, Grey and Steel Serges,
plain cheviots, mixed cassmeres
and others.
All wool Mems Suits for So,
for 81, for So and for S..
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
KrtnnIn. L.rn,n,eh

Iher"mEins ot Ghomaa Worrlow were
remcyri nom MigQmiae lnus thls
incoming b. Is. Martin TO Mt Hone
Del, County Pa. he having ueen hnfn
and reared in that L6iKhtOGhood Tho
impassubIe condition uf Tho r1al At the
time OF his death prevented tie turai at
that plurs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

A meeting OF the Y W @. A. will be held
at tho residence OF Mrs W. A. wulling, No.
700 llelawal o avenue. Saturday afternoon
April 9th, Mt four O'Clock sharp All the
officers, members and those Interested In
tho work are urged 10 be present, as the
meeting is very Important.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
A nIIlIinsr,u Rrn,nynI

Mre. Dillon has removed her millinery
store from M. 100 to 500 King street, and
has now all elegant stock of goo Ia In
line. The spacious window Is but a br OF
inventory to her stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
'!rand Opening OF Bioomar'.

VINO 10 the "IjlOUmnt ~
II l. ths now suOp store All King stFest.
the RtsEt price OUTER No trouble to
show goods Come and to convinced.
5oods must Le as represented OF money
CstuudeI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market, lot OF very line Della.
ware shad, rs we'll as herring and other
varieties al the liuny tribe. Call and se-
cure frat chuice
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
tlrnnd OpeninR ol lsIoonnr.

Vino is the "BloOmnr sf"
1t is tho new shoe store, III King street
Sire great price cutter. No truutie To snow
noods, Come ard he conFiused Goods
must 10 as tepreSeuted or moEvy 70.
funded
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
HOOPER, SAN0DihE =; ;!:i$ "a: All &: !:

wall paper. wall paper the largest and
most complete stock In the city, at
price a. low as the lowest. Work done In
.iie .iie country at city price. A. B. Jones,
422 Alnrket elraat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
FIFTH EDITION.
GOVERNOR RARVIL VERY i'll.
Physicians Report His Ailment As
EryslI elias and His Condition
Serious.

N'HAt april Os
Special 10 the Republican.
Governor Maryll Is a very slok man
again. lie lies at his home suffering from
eryeipelns and tho physicians In attend
nnce report his condition as serious, yet
they entertain no serious results.
The senatorial contest is the same ne
bled.
lhe vote to-day was as follows:
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
CITATIONS.
. Rep0rtetl by =
IIE.iI.D a. COMPANY,
iiani1crs and BROKERS.
"NF v "I'F 1FE"nFF5s
seventh aud Market Street,

Investment anu Securities yloltip,
from 4 to per cent
orders Tor tho purchase and sale OF
stCCIs and BOBdson Com'nlsa.ou eseout-
ed ut all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires TO Now YORK
PhliAdephla, Boston Hnd Chicago.
Fu-eiEn Drafts aud Lslters or Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
LOCAL. auorArIuSs
Latest styles

Wall paper and window shades, finest at
roe Ii bottom rice. Full complement of
paper hargcrs wCrk done at once at the
old stand, AZ. larket street. a. b. Jones,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Am useinenIa.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

R'FF1'F'H7 " 17EF's
Milton Mobiles ana his excAllent COM
pany appeared at the Grand Opera House
last evening 10 tho drama From Sire to
Son." Tho audience was unusually small
although vary apprepativa. Ihe dram
Will be presente again this evening,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
lIreILur ru.sL.I.r

tYry mrr1er Of Camp Patriotic
pfdtt agas Of auerHa. should meet a
Ihe,r Aali fh- Er.Idyf q .auit =, -trI. 3 q,
u Of inter@a' - I'l tn.as
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Register OF Wills Cooch granted letters
Yesterday ON the estate OF Eliza j. Pyle to
Alton U. Pyle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Two fishermen In tile Market to.dav
had lively row. One OF tic mon LLd
his face badly distlg ured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Ihe hind wheel of wagon loaded with
manure broke down on Second between
King and FranGh streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
LUoNlL Ilnra

Mrs J4ues ri5fyrD Gf - pauI Mlnre-
sota, visited Ais Blncs No ,tlJ Adllns
street, on thursday SAn Afterwards pro.
oeede'l to Philadelphia to VISIT rslatiYss
and tteuJs.
lhe members Of he late Diamond State
Alhletlc Cub viii aO.duu Important meet,
ing at No 5iS SAltisy street, on sunday
afternoon az O'Clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

A lecture OIL Arm 'na and the Armeni.
an atrocities was given by the aev Mr..
Diessopiau at Calvary Baptist Church last
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Before placing your order for paper
A. b Jones, 422 Market street I,srnnt
his stock OF latest styles at bot; OH pl css.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
Denth ofRiIurrI-,

Mr.. William Ainscow. cashier at Allen
IL. Ainacow's restaurant returned from
Cecil County, Md, yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
n E mm ga TAs CousnGures
al ~ TEFE - brfIts toiI
- sfasa $~S Up ia
HDura
hrn,slar. Are sun nn,y.

Somatim,f Yesterday morning a sneak
lhlet eHint 10 store Of john Casey, ut
Read and VAN Bugen streets and stole
seEctai 5naa nrtieIes.
On AelLes4J night thieves stole from
the elarr Ot ji,inas Maarll5, at RseI anu
JAe e"scn atfeels, ii CLOCK anI i 4 uulJity of
buitufl
A besyar walked into tie ONCE OF Rev,
= 1. Oit YESTERDAY morning una when
Mf ssJ't iett tbs GLllatJr Il faw minutes
khe stranger pcAel up u pAr OF .Iuld
rim me- Stasses anu iviL
Eails Wednesday, IuogBlag thieves at
fempted oenter tho l.mpITs department
etor- a NJ. 3p4 Market street Uut were
Heightened away lus burglars had used
uINll on the SlFlHy street dopl ana a
pane mad only . t5.' pushed out 10 inflow
sha tl4iaye7 to inter tbs 5iore
IhR 7llOR Store 0t WIttEm j tfiaeu at
Ihird nhd ming s.rpeu wls Hlsa ylslted
py the thie4se bu4 hey fuIei to Enlffat,
entrance, iltnmLe mas usel Hua the
door sill Tn sutaal places shows tire
snarks oi ths tar It 10 suppoa-d the
thieye4 vera frightened oil. lHraa pre-
sivus attempts Aave bsen muip TO rJU Mr.,
lireen'z store. inr poHoa htve been udtl.
he'd OF ouch rObOaIy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05
The Mr,lII,c,.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
rather warmer. Sunday fair aud warmer
followed by showers OF ram In different
locations.
1ltE TEMPERATURE.
Tho Thermometer ut tho REpuRr 1cAs
ollce to-day;
O'clock i2 O'Clock. 2o'rlock.
AZ 40 so
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

5ol,991 boxes Jappness i'iis Cure were
sold Il Ne IN tts lnttod aIntcs II ia
BOLD WITH wI,i;eu EuaUaute5 10 eurs or
money Irfuuled.
N. i DanIurth second ana Market
streets ana Slller's Drlg store. ~. Mar.
ket elr OF
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

THE BEST Is that you run
no risk in trad
nj ing at Sixth and
Market. We as
ALI sumo it all and
stand back Of
every article sold, and whe her
you are Judge OF goods or
not you are just as safe in
buying. One price only, pla n
ly marked and goods oh, er-
fully exchanged or money re-
funded if you prefer. Don't
buy your new outfit until YOU
see what styles, qua les and
prices you can get with us. 1t
costs you nothing to look and
whether you buy or not we
invite you to see Just what we
have in stock for the Spring
season. Good value for good
dollars is what we are all
after, and the way to get it is
to buy the very best you can
find for the money.
Open evenings. ..... s..
JAS T. MULLIN & Son
Clothing. 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington.
Shoes DelaYac..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

Is that you run
no risk in trad
ing at Sixth and
Market. We as
sumo it all and
stand back of
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-05

NoTlCE-i, Jose PHI Ynrnnn tenant aud o..
~ cupant OF the house kno VA a. Parry's
hpiel. situated School district No. #
Brnudywiuo Hundred, county of
New Castle and State OF delaware IN
compliance with tho requirements nr the
acts of the General Assembly IN such case
nadu and provided, do hereby Civ notice
thh snail apply In writing to the Court of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail de.
Every of the Stntc OF Delaware. In and for
Sew Castle County On Monday, the Gth
day Of May. a. d.. 1895 being the next
term OF said court, for u llo nso for saii
house as mn Inn OF tavern. for the aala there.
~ of Intoxicating liquors In less quaint tties
thun ono quart, To he drunk on the promises
aud tue following respectable eli IlGna OF said
ward. at iuasf twelve OF whom are sub
stantlal irechOllers OF sad ward recuIn-
mend the said application, VI.
Mh V Parry J Watson Handy
pllVoF u Parry W II klng
aired Monsisy 1homus !. Parry
Davis tlUu4 hBncr T. 7 lley
.loln - MeGfta Ffant "A laHd
tarhlns Davidson Monsoy
~ nf5 ~ iHH fhoIHs II RGalbrenth
dnhL MOhslcy Amer flalry. Jr
u llfghhuld Robert Murray
JhnGs Sutbcr David j iRmey
! llugl ramsey stewart Rntnssy
lanie Ryan
a1-at' JOSEPH TNRNALL.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-09-06

fugitives down the river should they
succeed in reaching the place where Lee
was stationed: The sheriff took Lee
into custody, and he is now back in jail,
where he will have plenty to occupy his
mind besides assisting in the escape of
prisoners.
Rev. E. 0. Taylor, who has been lee
turing with great acceptabillty through
the eastern part of the state on the
scientific side Of the temperance ques-
ton, will deliver a series of lectures in
this city as follows: Mex Sunday morn.
ing in the Presbyterian church, subject:
"Christian Citizenship or Christ the
Reformer." Sunday evening in the
Methodist church, subject: "That Boy
of Yours" Monday evening, Presby-
terrain church, subject: "Alcohol and the
Later Science" Tuesday evening,
Methodist church, subject: "a Glass of
Beer Analysed" Admission free
except the last evening when the fee will
be ten cents.