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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
100000 SERMONS.
Christian Citizenship League
Has a Novel Plan.
It is to Give the Country a
General Preaching.
JUNE 80 IS THE DAY.
Then 100000 Ministers Preach
on Christian Citizenship.
Whole Country to Listen at the
Same Time.

CHICAGO. June 12-The Sunday pre-
ceding the Fourth of July will be in
large part the property of the National
Christian Citizenship league. On that
day it is expected that 100, 900 sermons
will be preached in the pulpits of the
United States on the text of Christian
citizenship.
Edwin D. Wheeler, president of the
league, decided a few weeks ago, that
nothing could SO greatly advance this
movement as sermon preached in every
pulpit in the country on one day upon
the object for the attainment of which
the league was organized. Accordingly,
notices were published in over 200 relig
ious journals of the United States about
ten days ago, addressed to "AlI Minis
ters of the Gospel"
They were requested to devote the
Sunday before the Fourth of July to a
sermon on the duties of Christian citi-
zens. The request was for 100000 aud
a notice was given that literature on the
purpose and scope of the league would
be furnished every clergyman who
would ask for it.
The notices had not been published
more than day when letters began to
swarm into the office of the league.
Within q week they were coming in from
all parts of the country from Maine to
California and from Florida to Washing
ton.
All the communications expressed
sympathy with the movement, most of
them enthusiasm. AS the mails are
growing larger daily, the prospects of
getting the 100000 promises are very
bright
Il
citizenship on this Sunday" said Presi-
dent Wheeler: There are perhaps 1OO,-
600 churches in the United
States, and if we get 100000 ser
mons we will be surely doing
splendidly. The requests for our litera-
ture explaining the movement in which
the league is interested are very numer-
Gus. From Texas we are receiving very
encouraging responses. 1t will certainly
be~a red letter day for the league and
day of great good to the American peo-
pie"
THE National Christian Citizenship
League" was organized in March, 1894.
Auxiliary leagues are being formed in
all parts of the country. the plan being
to secure united action against the evils
of the day.
Excursion to Bismarck
Tickets for the First NJ. E. Sunday
school excursion to Bismarck Grove on
Friday are on sale at Kellam's. Weight
mans, Missouri Pacific city office and at
Holman's in North Topeka. The fares
range from 25c to SOC according to age;
children under free. Hopkins will
have ice cream and refreshments Train
leaves .. P. station at $3.50 a. ID.
Gard of Thanks.
On behalf of myself and children,
wish to thank the members of the A o.
O. w. and BARRIERS union. and other
friends for their extreme kindness to US
during our late bereavement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Got Judgment for $4,000.

LEAvENwoRTH, June 12-Morgan Kay
of Platte county got a judgment of
$4,000 in the United States district court
yesterday. The suit was for $40, 900
against the Leavenworth Electric Rail-
road company as damages for personal
injuries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Made Principal of Newton schoo

NEWTON, June lathe board of edu-
cation held an adjourned meeting at the
Office of the clerk last evening, and
elected a new principal of the high
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Honk1ns' Grand OPENING

Tonight Come see the finest confec-
tionery store and ice cream parlors in the
west Music by the Alham bra Mandolin
club S21 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

The Columbus Buggy company has
just received the largest and finest line
of surries and phaetons ever shown in
Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

school, vice w. S Allen. resigned. The
new man will be Edward F. O'Bryon of
Lawrence, Kan. Mr.. O'Bryon is a grad
uate of the State University.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Mineral Water
GOV. AIcKfnlev at Offnwa

The finest in the west. Come and trvit
j. W. PHILLIPS, 612 W. Eighth ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer Coming
Home

SOUTHAMPTON, June 12.-Among the
passengers who will sail for New York
on the American liner ST. Louis on her
return voyage next Saturday are: Mr.
and Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

Phone 332-our wagon will call fol-
your laundry-the Peerless.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TOR SALES burner, high Dangler stove,
II $500; new burner high gasoline stoves,
$500. All guaranteed. Hull Stove Repair, 11e
east 9Th St
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

A grand stereopticon exhibition will
be given in Lincoln post hall next Sun
day evening, June 16, at 8:15 p. N. Ad-
mission 10 cents
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

SAN Francisco, June 12-At meet
ing of the university regents today the
resignation of E Z. Barnard, astronomer
at Lick observatory, was read and &C
cepted. The resignation is not to take
effect. until October 1, as Prof. Barnard
has under way some work which he
wishes to complete before leaving. Prof
Barnard will then go to Chicago and
take up his work in the Yerkes observa-
tory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

Special pains taken in doing up Ia
dies waists. Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

All repairs done free of charge at
TOPEKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

Subscribe for the Daily STATE JOURNAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12
Gard or Thnnka.

On behalf of myself and children, I
wish to thank the members of the A O..
.. W. and BARRIERS union. and other
friends for their extreme kindness to US
during our late bereavement.
MRS LUELLA ORENDoRFE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-12

Harness Harness. Columbus Buggy
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Stdott1bes.
WieoerhoIte Gtnbrade.
Rerr mm. S6Gfer, 8etBer zines s6neioer=
Geiddfts, oas Opfer oerfeIben.

0ftt bplem &e9t betldgt ftb 6err @m.
Soldier, iDeG6er in benz 6duIe 90. 1871
Dtbtiton StraBe Elm S9neiber9ef9Gft be-
tretbt, itber ungeniigenben Bolt3etI9uB. SSSn
ben leBten 16 Mpnaten purbe 1etn 2a6en
bier D}al bon Gtn6re9ern beimgeTu9t, pelz
DE iebe8maG quite 8eute ma9ten, aber BON
Der YOlt3et niemal5 eingefongen muroen.
Ser leBte @tnbru6 purbe ge1tern MorQen,
ndbr16etnlt9 na6 4 u6r, beriibt. DIS 6err
Soldier UNI Z l16r ben 2dben betrat, merfte
er 1pfort, oaB fein 8prrat6 BON &leiberitofz
fen it3 I'M Elm @rbeblt9es berminbert bate.
@S fe6lten Die Stoffe fir so Soften, 5 boGz
1tdnDtge Nn3iige unb etnen l1eber3ie6er,
tpel4e 5u1ammen einen @ert6 BON etpa
$3.50 reprGienttrten. unb 3par 6atten bic
SPtBbnben ben Gaub dusfii6ren t0nnen,
pbne ben Qaben gu betreten. Dies fonnte
man fofort baran fe6en, baB bic in benz
@eitenfenfter gema9te Seffnung nt9t qrDB
genug mar, um etnen Mann 6in0ur6 AT
lafen un6 es lag auf Der 6anb, bah Bic
untpiQtommenen 8efu9er mittelt zines 6az
tens, ben fe bur9 bic Seffnunq itedten, bic
8eute erfaBten unb ms 6reie 6ef6rberten.
@0At tpa6rf9einli9 purbe Der 0iebTtohl
na6 4 n6r W}orgens ~begangen, ba I'm btefe
.3eit fi4 Die nit benz Na9tbtent ~betrauten
8lour0de na3 ben @tattOnen auriif3te6en
unO benz lt9tf3suen @efin6eI bas SEM
iiberlafen.
8Or 7 @o6en fpurben aug bemIeG6en Qa=
ben 4 Nn3itge un0 8 Paor 9oTen ge1to6len.
0err S4Gfer melbete Der Poli3ei ben 9tebz
ftrhl, aber ben 3ettungen tpurbe feline Mtt=
t4etlung gemabt,
Der 8eitoblene 3tebt es tnbeB bor, buB Der
oer0ffentIi4t ntrb, neil er bas
borIeBte Ifal etner unangenebmen Quftritt
nit einem &unben bate, befIen Nn3ug qe>
itoRlen mar, Der aber an ben 9iebftabl ni6t
]9lallben polte, neil Die 3ettungen i'm nt8t
ernd6rt hatten.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
3metszOfteen bea nglbenOblatt.~
SfficezS elepbon gto. 635.
u o rDferte e.


alfreS Weesnaasr, &pOtbefer, 9odfpIoex wan q. M
aen0an, rs SOrtp. 9ort abs.
9. s. gaisler. @]potbstsr, 445 gtortb aS.., SIDE B.Hs.
&uOOlpb &9eOe, apOtbeter. 5e4 @OrS SlGri Str, sd.
q. s. SiHsiidtr, 2s n. warfst ctr. Sd. Ga, Str.
Bti@Of'g 8barnlacb. 42o 0ihcOln abe.
eenrb S6aler, apstbstsr, 24 2imeOln GSe., Cd aars
Eabse Str.
gsHt. s. Rlense, seutf6er asotbe4sr, 1901 @elmOnt3S..
SuIius M. 3tnOt, beutiGer apOtbefsr, ode Glsbourn
@Se. unS 9arrabes Str.
q. 8. 6anfe, oeuti9T Aeotbettr, 50 On gbicaas Qse.
anbrets DAGGER, beuti@e apotbete. llS umb lis GIss
6, 8: SfsnnaisS,, uSst6stsr. Sub Str. Cd. s.u.Ou.
Q. g; Neibs. spOtbetsr. UrisbtpoOS uD.nus, Ga.
UtfrsS q. Soc. aSOtbetsr, ssT eDsfttsrS uSs.. nab.
6. s. @iSter, Wsotbeter, 14s SuHertOa ass., nab.
ROStrt 8sstIiang, apotbetsr. 2S4 NaStsu Str. SIDE
g. 9: SafeisF1 QpotS.tsr, 1877 QorO start Str. Cd.
g: 9: SLaE' aeotbe5srD s87 p. aate.s Str.
Ss"Gsn 8sser, As .. SloTt Str, Cd DiOiFOn.
s s; g''5sss ros.., "% Ssotssi:s. ~ il Ss"t ains @ts- useuu.. Ga.
66eOl SIR.
esnr9 5. Bate, gsotgetsr, 1873 q. Start Str.
albert 6or9eas, apOt5eter' 1879 atnceIn GUe., eide
q. p. @sis, apotbessr. 81 eR sortb ass. Ode
8. y. Gmpis, Q8bOGsiolss unp getuiIsSanoGsr in SrO.
sueH, WteeiainsI unb SbsmttuGten, 227 2incOln
Mbe. unD APO @ebfter 4Oe.
G. V; otNeV' NRO"p'"N' " ~l9ooIru uHo SuAer1on
G. Mipfss asotSssksss, g @sbfer asa, gss Southport.
Strabs %gegenttbsr ogrob Bart DEPOT.
Sugnit y 3stII1sr' TG2 Sinc9ln @Oe. gde Stserfes Gbs.
9. 6. Gutpsrtas. GtOarrsnlaOsm 81 q. &uItsO Str.
wetfetts
9. SSrsssr, Ssutj@sr ,gpOtb.rsr, 4ss unb 47 wRtl.
mouite Gpe., Gde Gbicaoo use.
8. 5. 2i4tsnbsrgeE & 60. Sal unS sSs RiESaasss
&Oe:. Ode StSiFOn 6tr.
6. Gnrftens, 531 Blue Sslonb Nse.
Gbas. g.. SDtel. ApOtbefer. 422 MeR u. Str.
emtL Ge9rtns. 800 q. oaIHea etr.. G6s GausISsst
sss, :. !IatsDas, eaOOsR.ess weaotion unS esIF'S
B. Sisg sPT a;s,. l's as g5ss1ssn SIS S.; y~,,r.su,.. use.
6. f. Glgner, 1861 NilpQuft abe.
s. 3. aslopstt, GsOtbst:r. 700 @~ttIpautes Use. Ga
SsSs I SS:s:,s ol sS ct Ss''s sss g. s Sc: S's ass. 81 a.
S s:iSsa p e spi'ais 81 N &spis ass. a4a "a. nor.. u...
&. 8. aitHHfepirOsm, WsOtb.,sr, eaOp.R.ess m.R
Dteifen Str; nne Sopns Nss.
EIbert @ufsiqsr. GpOtSsfsF. 900 @. DtstHOn etr.. G6'
granf 5. ssrssr, gpstbessss 1888 miIipsus.. Wss.
8. Itusblbun, GpotS.fsr, 691 SO. 3Ortb are.
Slid. MeinunQ, 975 Mtltpaufee ISe. Ode MIhIonbMSe.
&uSsIRb StangObr. 9%pOtbstsr. s1 %. 9iStfOn Str.s
SplSau & Co., q. un6 9auIina Str.
). 5. e@im.t. NPOt0ettT. 57 Blue Ssrons &ss., &c.
q. Q. aBoltersoorf, Abotbetey, 300 W. 81. Gfr0Be.
ai@arS 6. Trertien, aSOtbstr. 1901 80. aOrtS Wss.
Ode Sberioan Gbe.
Saul o. 6ttnsmann, 41s 50. StStHon Str.
Genrp Qstne, &pOtbstsr. e901 @entUOrtb abe. ca
%. StraBe.
., q: aIbrsSt. apOtbstE. sas geR GtStRon Str, Cd.
@aultna.
6. { $. ststnfraus. gsStbsssr. 26os @anuss etr.,
G6e 20. Gtrdbe.
8. e3pors, ~gpot6ste. $50 gssrA @eRern ase., Ga
8ston16e @Se,
&Orfen Sinh. Nbotbsfer, 1923 81. MeFern @Se.
Srttt Gtsrtoft. dbotbsfer. E12 IN. Is. Gtrake.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

GIteite Mn1tebler BON st. Qouts gountn,
auf fetner Sarm i'm 0ut9 0oIotp BET Melz
rDfe in Mthourt g~eftorben. Se13ig Sabre
lang bate oieier einfa@e, i6li4te 8ieberz
mann in Ct. 2OuiS GOuntp gelebt, gei9Gbt
uno geebrt bpn Alen, bic i'm tannten.
@9orleS Paffratb Durbe i'm Sabre 1909
in PreuBen geboren unb fam i'm Sabre 1884
nit etnem Snfel Ndmens 0ermann Steil1
na@ ct. Qouts. Mtt 1einen 8eripanbtel1
iteoelte er fib in ct. QouiS gountp an,
uno als fem Snfel in bemfel6en Sabre
ftar6, betratbete er befen Witttpe. gr berz
taufte i'm Sabre 1916 fetn 8e1iBtbum unb
3og nab benz f90nen SbaIe an Ser State
&Dab," pel9es er nO1t8 6oupD" taufte.
@r bertpanbelte ben Bis babtn unbebauten
8oben in fru9tbare8 Mderz u1b @artenz
LAMB unb perbeferte Die State &pab, UNI
ben 8erte6r GIT erlei9tern. CUR 3eit Der
grpBen ~@uStponberung no9 &anfds unb
na9 ben 9olbminen Gdltforniens mabten
Die @dgen3iige getp0bnlt9 Bel feiner Sarrt
8aft, au9 mar bier cine Station Der 8oft
na6 Sefferfon Gttb, als bic @t1enbabn men
nod nt6t pber nur t6etlpeife be1tur6en.
SIN Sabre 1858 unterna6m Der Ser torbene
cine Reife na9 Oeut19lanb, Ia3 1einer
3idfe6r taufte er NOD 9rDBere @tredell
2anbes an unb CAB 1i9 gang Der Qanbtpirtbz
f6aft bin. SIM Sabre 1871 tarb fet1e
Srau, 8ts gu 1efnen GeBten Sabren Be-
trteb ct b%e1onbers Sbit3uAt unb Metnbau
nit GROCER 2tebe, ueberau, tpo er 1i9 ieben
lteB, tpurbe er nit Sreube unb Nn6Gngli6z
lett aufgen0mmen, unb mdn6' @iner bat
in tbm etnen trelen Sreunb DerlDren.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Observation-Disclosures
purben seifern an fOlgenbe perTonen aus,
QeIfelt:

SNI"NN%"
$, mueFenbers, 3F1figes gBO6nhous
nebft Settlement, go. 657 Mo6atpf Ctr.
peranT6lagt auf $4,000; g, s. Detrtb, 81
ft0diges MD6nbaus neb1t 2aben unD Bale
ment, go, 829 q, 9olite6 Str, $4,000; g.
2eberer, 4ftDdiges MO6nbaus nebit 2aben
unb 8aIement, go. 1119 2tncoGn Qpenue,
$1,000; @6arles 6, Geffna, apet 21tDdige
@ObnbGuier, go, 1899 Clifton NDe. unh
go, 1901 q, California Nbe., $4,000; So6n
Olou6D, 31t0diges Mo6n6auS nebt 8a1ez
ment, go, 800 %, IS, Ctr, $1,000; Some8
81, MtGer, 6 it0dtges TabrtfgebGuoe nebIt
Settlement, geos. 1888 g, Clinton Str,
$4,000; 9enrp .8obne, 3it0dtges 0o6n@
Rau5 nebit 8ufement, g}O. 1903 9arpar6
Str, $270O; @iGiam $. Murp6p, 1ret q
ft0dige MobnbGuIer nebit 8aiement, Sos,
4317-21 8ernon Ape,, $4,000; @eprqe
MtiQs &ogers, 1itDdiger @nbau nebF 8afez
ment, NO,234O Snbiana Noe., $4,000; Sobn
N}iQer, 31t0dfges Wpbnbaus neb5t Qaben
uao 8aIement, g}o. 4501 Union 9(oe.,
$1,000; S,8, Sarnspprtb, 2it0diges 0o6nz
9aus, go, 1897 Montroie 8Ouleparb, perz
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

anT6Go9t ouf $500; Gilbert $. Bauer, q
itDdiges Mobn6aus nebt 8aIement unb
2aben, Norbpeftede @Iiton unb grafpforb
Mbenues, $1,000; 90. s. @rpebinger, 2f6fiz
ges @D6n6dus, go, 1884 ,0emtno st.,
$4,000; 81. g. Maltman, 3f0dt9eg 8obnS
baus nebft 8aIemert unb 2aben, 2os.1237
unb 1899 9dIfteo Str, $4,000.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
TnNeSs01t3Gi0e.

Srernben unD 9etonnten Die trourtQe 9to9rt6t bob
metu aeliebter 9atte GetrD GbriIttnn gStue6e am
9pnnerftaQ BEN IA M{Grs inn 9tlter pou AZ So1ren Ieliq
I'M Serrn entI6lafen lit. Sic @eerbi9un9 finbet taft
ont SonutaQ %9fohmittag nm l l6r bonn Trauerbou1e,
71 Weft @bicoqo Mpe, nab @albbeim. I'm 1tiIIe
Sbellnabme bittet bic betriibte Satin
Wt0lpiua &Sfuefe
ltnIO nebIt &inoern.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
OSeSsMusei0e4

Srettber rtnb 8etanutet1 Die trourtQe 9o9rt6t, boB
nniere 9eliebte SHUTTER @~luguita Wftn6rSe am sreito9
ben Is. M{dr5, %9ta6mitto9s 5 llbr so Ifin, ~geItorbeu 1T.
Die 8eerotQung finbet itatt ON Sonntag% 9t9bmitto9 nm
2 I9r bonn Tr0uer1ou1e, 293 9anton=9tr., nab 8roce=
lamb. I'm titles 8eileib bitten Die tiefbetriibten Gtnoer:
9lm0mfta &~am3embad),
G1aiLtc GGDmiOt, ISDGter,
@ttMta &Otanner,
QtLbert &a1t1ctbadl,
SSreS Sd)MtOt, S@1nieeer1Dbue.
1tIIo GbGtIeS Gpttntet,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Neue An5eigero.

OIue Gooess Nn3eteen weI6e fir ole
Morsen.Q ussabe Ger uJuinOis Stats
5%eituns" aufseseben weroen, erf6einen fOften'
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die 2lnnahne pom 2n'
3eisen fir oas 1benobIatt faIie6t um II uhr
mtttass, fir Ole MOreens2Iussabe Am 10 uRr
NbenSs.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

@erlponbten unb Jreuuben be trouri9e Madrid6t boB
ruIer 9eliebter @pbn unO 8rnoer Gb0rteS i'm Alter
BON rs Sabren unb 2 Wtonaten ieltQ i'm 9erru enti6lafen
MDr9enS nm 9 ubr, bonn SrouerDouie, 602 Sebgpid=
Str., mad Der ct W}t9oelS=&ir1e unb BON ba nod benz
ct. 9onifGciuS=6 rtebb9f ltott: 9ie trouernoen Sinter=
b%lie6eneu: SObt SGirr1, (Gr+or,
Barbara SdDirr0, leleI"|
1tuTo nebit Sel6tpiftern.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
SD0eSsNataeiae.

eSreunben un0 8efanuten Die traurtqe g2od1rtbt, bar
rnfere Iiebe Mutter M&artG Gd)tuars I'M sitter BON Is
Sobren 10 Wtpnoten llto 6 Sogeu ielig i'm 6errn ent=
I9lafen lit. Sic @eerbiguu9 finbet ont @pnntaQ ben IT,
Wt6r5, 9todbmittaQS l u9r, DDm SrauerbauIe, 10 @Detbc=
Ctr. aus nod bent GouCOrbioz5rtebbofe ftott. I'm title
3betlnaDme bitten be trauerIoen 3tnterbltebenen
S0a &5rGuSf, Spdter.
SSettrD 23r0not, SdlpiegerIobn.
GbarIotte, 9tutie unb 2Gtttta S@mart,
l5uta3t @3miegertD6ter.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
SOSeS=WuSei0e4

gtab Hanger I6tperer &rontbett lit infer ~eiu3tees &inb
StHD Bauer inn glitter BON 6 SaDren unh 8 Wtonoteu
iauft eutihlofen. 8eerbigung Spnnto9 ben II. MtGra,
Na9mittagS / ubr, mad @ol6beim.
Gbriit. 80mer un6 SraI. Curtis unb Single Str.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Serf1ieOeues.


GobIen NIB Gofe fir Turuaces, @rates unO ungemeinen
y Seor9ld; retne &lun1pen $2.50 Die Toune; reiIe
Snbiona 8lod So; Sole, uG99"=SlbBe. S.. so; groBe GQQ
$3.50; uberoh BIN 9ogelteIert; @bone Wtatn 1852. Glear
Soal ano Wt'itInG 80, 15S &aioue Ctr. Simmer 66.
ObBns, gtOtert. Mtietben, i6Ge9te S1uIbelt auer Mrte;
~ %coaecttrt; tette 8e3oDluug msrn ~erfolgtos. 2tug.
@tueaer, @Onntp'@ %onita6ler 76 5. Ape, 3Iututer 8.
2mi1S
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
6eMOrbe1t$

Dim Is. MHGra, in Ieiuer Mo6nunq, 93p. 57I3 9earbor11
GtroBe. 1uNpIbb @pu0r1lf, i'm Mlter BON 81 Sab.
gen: 8eerbiguug ON @onnta9 gta9nlitta9 2 ubr nat
S0ttpop0.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
gu Derleiben.


@ eIb Obue Som 10 II. = Cine erOBe @untme
tam gu 8 prDs, 9elte9eH tperDeu, e6euio 9etr09e
81 5 unO 5h Yro5. 86u=9arleben aum ~QeQenmQrtiQen
&urle; %@licagoer SrunbeigeHthlut. 8. .. Gtoue g. 60,
eos &aSole ctr. l9iau6W
ROr9et SelO auf 9iamauten, ubren, Sulpelen, &als.
~ boltungs=WtDbel uu6 9lonps bpn Der q. s.. 8olotpin
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-20
CITY BREVITIEs.

The Southside Improvement League
will hold an adjourned meeting at Yonge's
hall Tuesday night to discuss Improve
ments in the section of the city south
of Anderson street.
The Savannah section of the National
Council of Jewish Women will hold its
first meeting this morning at 1890 o'clock
at the MiclSva Israel Sunday school
room. 1t is expected that there will be
a large attendance.
Jane NJ. Guernsey, by her attorney.
George w Beckett, ESQ, filed a suit in
the city court yesterday against George
+. Dewar and Maria Mahoney for S6.060
and interest on notes secured by a deed
to secure debt.
A horse attached to truck belonging
to Frank Johnson, the proprietor of a
dray business, in crossing the tracks
of the City and Suburban railroad last
night at Whitaker and Jones streets.
stepped upon two tracks Just as the cars
were passing the switch at that point.
ceived an electric shock which threw him
10 the ground. The horse remained on
the ground for some time, unable to rise
but was finally gotten up and carried OFF.
The ladies' of St. Paul's church will give
a dance at Aonge's hail next Wednesday
night at $50 O'Clock. The entertainment
viii be for the benefit of the Sunday school
of that church, which is being kept IN
and which is making admirable progress
without a pastor. The entertainment will
be in charge Of a committee that knows
how to handle such affairs, and there is
no doubt that it will be a success. Re
freshmeuts VIII be served, and all who at
tend VIII be made TO have pleasant time