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lagt peo SloebranO tlOli3 Jreoos MOr.
gen, % 90 0uie bleu totalt ueobrenot.
Sabct anOraser til 100000. Court.
buiet ug 5Gugielsbp9rlusen bleO Osiaa
ct 8ou for 9uerne. orange 5amiller
er busoilOe. Gn DIR. gteil blep iaa
ilemt iorbrRnot, at ban life fan lepe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
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TDrerc Safe. Der lieeoe en- pluc'
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aOntrntter for Suli. Sttober og De-
ccmber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
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Eatoren bar iinosfurpirrct. gups
tlltpreiten s. 6. Geio, Der par lat uns
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6trit NatiOunl 8ant / @eit 9prtlnno
lloItleoen 5ebruar, er al @ronoiurpen
bIeuen iunoeu "ifte itplOi9", iorol ban
nniees ~utilregnelis. Gan pil blipe
Ienot til @alebuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

men Ucnote ban tilbase TT 8enoer,
buor ban baoos iiinpe at ejore BRIG az
IN Dia9t g inmmentaloe 8ebocrne til
lloIalo for at iaa aloen / ben inoianlte
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Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

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% beaer iaa ino 8pg Os Star. Sorben
bar oenne9an9 ~lettere at bebanole, eno
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al Nulttns leoenoe Manuiatturpares
9anolere, ianOtes &l. 3 ON NtorQeneu
ben l9oe gpril lisseuoe paa Wtarteu
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fun lfcrt lin Natora9t % Ilemt for
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men tunoe Dog life sisre fig 8eoe for,
booronn ban bar falOen no al @inouct.
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git enormc Sal9 al Ntel ben 1Soe. os.
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gelie al 10 Gents. Yriien / G5icagu
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oige Niaterlolier til SauOitOne, % Qrs
ocioet ifal pa~abe9ynoes / Oenne ll3e.
tontratten omiattsr ct Soneipor ira
III 2ea6 Cafe.
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ben 5rco 6alutns pal en Nat | Iorrl5e
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Ioe paa 2ate @aibln3tol, II Ottle ira
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paa Sppr elter @iermm93manoen % Ull
orage bam I'll Inluor.
Snjuriri0G. Sipl8e 9tinneapolis
Tribune for 9orOa9 Aiteu uanot &aIt.
Birfelano Den Sniurieia9, iom ban
1auoe unlast MOD SaminnOet Eublll1'
ina 60. San bleu tiltienOt en- StaOess
,ritatuinS al en- Collar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

llOeurig5miHtIeren bar fortaust
Ell bel 1tt Dylg5Hin8er al @autemalas
JteJjeryn5 meo Senign til OcHs Be-
5arOlus al ameriauite 9orgere Der.
5jiOr bteO 0cnrp 8. Sttbbs. en- Officer
paa ct ameriiaRit Glib, arreiterst / en-
al @autsma,l5 6aUue o8 presiet ino |
0ereu, o. en- bel Gel amerItaHite Gr'
before oerueoe bleo uoen mtnoite Ion.
lig Jtet drreitereos og m~is5auoleoe,
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uoeurlgsm,n!itereH ~iorLanger Oplps-
ainser OH O.gis uoiislelier % bar pua'
lagt bore 8oniIlsr Der at ioretase en-
grunOig lluoeri0gelie. iaa UOr Rssie'
ring fan si0re &raU paa Gritatuins Os
@arantL for, at amerItauite Sorsere
]belt9tte5 | 5remtioeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
IRA @aibinoton.

HD RatiOnalbanf / WanfatO.
Controller of the Currency bar autcs
%riieret Peoples Rational Bant I Ran.
tatO, Wllnn.. at beapnoe EOrrstninaer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
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H'aa troisnT-s ssHsa bggr Dl5u5a9 % farsoal Tsor.
cen WJFrtt1isusutst taota4sst iis TO pla 0 naHoen
~'glleuos Ruusr. msomtlors bet aotrgtisiia turlans
geL COTS 4 E5s~rtisismgat. bst 'Jra fonnsr ino
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Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
spqoelsmeuo Oisputereoe ON, 10,

Der baooe be 9lolte liner.
"Otiue Jorfaore uar alereoe bersmte
isr SpuoHooeu", ptreoe ben enc.
"Sa iaa, men leS bar dliseoel life
ieet Ceres gauu blanot benz, lom reo,
oeoe Jig / gt9abs ART. bemartsoe ben
anoen.
"Ntin Samilie bar altio baut 8aao
til at bOloe i'm eseu Baao", iuarsoe Den
iprite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

5laaOtmintitcrtu bar bsIuttet at
ieuoe 4 8rjgsIt,bc III RieL for at repre-,
~Ieutere be 5oreueoe zta'er peo 5ettig.
6eOerns Oeo Qabuiu9er ai gteris.
faualen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

u. 8. DltgCnn, tlOli8trs officer /
ben dmerlIauiis Jlaa0e, cr uoupuut I'll
EOerittommauoertuoe ouar 6auatis
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fri8sitolen ! Gragoli5 1872 og ti.ute
/ 6IaaOen iuotIl 1888, oa ban tog vi.
iieO for at san tho / en- 5Orrstning mso
i'm BrOOer Eart5. 6nn oar auieet
ior at unre en- al De ~flin'.Itc Cifcerer
i ben amcriiauila 6laaoe o. pil uoeu
1pjl 6liUe en- uomErtct 1tGtte Tor ben
reputG'anits Jiegitrtn3 yaa 6awati.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

Gn Niouo er ltiDi, mar ban bar
strait, Segapelle % SGre.-9nrrer
Bel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

Set perite al oft iOr auinosns Sag
at 10 mer be ielu saor irsm, beito
itsrre blir oeres Ssnntr.-Surlep.
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23

llHOetbaIGuuH / Gtattammeret
Uotier oaati1. Gen Zoe %. belsb ben
iig til sS,S99,576 ioe oeHua giaaneo
% uafcH *iG, 900 for bette Rssn.
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tanle gsbOton.u8 Stattammerst.
0enHe D~mitGaoIg5eo i JOrbinOelie
meo, at 3Hbtomitltaitsn of btiUe rsou'
csrst meo omtrus so Yrotent % Iolo.
InOtGgtsrne fra Suffer meo omtriHs
oct famine, Ear giUst 6inaAsminIitsreu
man8e BstDmringer. a man er M |
itaots 5rD3t for, at JnotR8terne pif
bliUe melet miuore, eH0 aomiuiitratIo'
men baUOe b1reguet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25

Welsh Congregational church was taxed
last evening, when the pulpit was occu-
pied by David Thomas and John Evans,
TWO young men who are preparing for the
ministry, who made excellent short ad-
dresses. one In the Welsh and the other in
the English language.
Owing to the Illness of Rev. G.. Il. Guild
Rev. s. c. Logan, ID. D., occupied the pull
pit of the Providence Presbyterian
church yesterday morning and spoke on
the work of the ministerial relief board,
reviewing the work done by 1t and the
great need which there is for its contin,i-
ance. He closed his address with an earn
est appeal for aid and the collection taken
at its close was very large.
The Guild Mission band of the Provi-
dence Presbyterian church will conduct
an entertainment and social in the Sun
day school rooms next Thursday even
Ing. Among those taking part will be
Miss Ham, Of Honesdale; Miss Bella
Green, Mrs. Mary j. Boston Williams,
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes -Brundage and Fred
erick Widmayer. one of the features Of
the social viii be the blind menu from
which the guests will choose the viands
OF which they would partake.
The Providence Methodist Episcopal
chruch was well filed last night. when
Rev. Nj. ID. Fuller preached an eloquent
sermon on ''rhe Speaking Blood" to an
united congregation, the members of the
Providence Presbyterian church having
united with the members of the Methodist
Episcopal because of the Illness of their
pastor. Mr.. Fuller took for his text the
verse, THE blood of sprinkllng that speak
eth OF better things than that of Abel"
found in Hebrews, Xii Il. He said the
/ blood Is not merely the red corpuscles
which ilow through the body, but it Is the
life, for stop the flow ana the man Will
die. 1t also speaks Of our nearness to God,
for lie directs the flow of II and by the she'd
ding OF the blood of Christ we are cleansed
from our sins and saved from eternal
death, for by His death our sins are for
given and we are now able to enter and
enjoy the joys of heaven
Rev. Father Feeley delivered the SER
mon at ST. Peters cathedral at the 1O 80
mass yesterday morning. During the
course of his remarks he took occasion to
dcplore the conduct of the religious fan
atics. who, he said, had banded together
in alleged patriotic societies for the pur-
pose OF opposing and injuring the Cath
ole church. These men, he said, We're
usually misguided persons who have little
or no idea of anything pertaining to the
Catholic church. They will not take the
trouble to make Inquiries or investiga-
tions themselves, but give willing ear to
the falsehoods and calumnies that their
leaders and the papers published in the
interests of these organizations spread
broadcast. Father Feeley urged the con.
gregation not in any manner to emulate
the unworthy example of these patriots, -
but by their upright, Christian lives and
true patriotism give the lie to the asper-
tIons that are hurled ut them with such
ygOr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
RELIGIOUS TOPICS.

Rev. +. s. Jones, ID. D., preached in the
Welsh Congregational church in Bangor
yesterday.
Rev. W. ]. Ford delivered a sermon on
Confession" in the Green Ridge Baptist
church last night.
Rev J. W. Williams. pastor of the Dun
more Presbyterian church, has had "a Sc
we're attack of the grip.
Rev. George l.. Alrich delivered a
thoughtful sermon on Faith" in the
Grace Reformed Episcopal church last
night.
A sermon TO Odd Fellows was preached
| by Rev. \. +. Chaffee In the Asbury Meth
odist Episcopal church, Green Ridge, last
night.
Rev. George f. Guild, of the Proyi-
dence Presbyterian church, was too i'll
yesterday TO conduct services in the
church.
! The twenty-sevcnth anniversary of the
| Young Mems Christian association will
| be observed In the churches of this city
on April p.
| An address on the "Superannuates" Will
| be delivered today before the Methodist
Ministers association by Rev. L. +. Doty,
of Peckvlle.
Evangelist James Scovill delivered an
address at the evangelistic services in
Conservatory hall, on Lackawanna ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon.
what Is the Admonition of Dcsola-
| tom" was the topic of DR.. c. T. Robin
sons impressive sermon I'm the Second
Presbyterian church uast night.
At a recent congregational meeting of
the Dunmore Presbyterian church H. A..
Mace and c. Moffat We're chosen elders
and George b. Smith a trustee.
Miss Mary Thompson led the services
at the Young Womens Christian asso-
citation yesterday afternoon. There was a
large attendance and the meeting was of
"A very interesting character.
love feast was held at the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church, of the West
| Side. yesterday morning, and in the even
| ing Pastor Lloyd delivered another of the
| sermons OF the Creation" series.
Rev. W. II. Stubbleb!ne preached IN the
| Calvary Reformed church yesterday both
morning and evening. 1t was Mr.. Stub
bleblncs first appearance in his pulpit
since his return from his recent lecturng
| tour.
Rev. ". II. Pearce, DID, preached in
| the Elm Park church last night on "rhc
| Conqueror" before large congregation.
The topic of his morning discourse was
some Lessons from the Disciples stormy
| Voyage"
Rev. DR.. James Mcleod touched upon
the duties of Christians during the Lenten
season In his sermon In the First Presby-
terrain church last night. II was one Of
! the forceful efforts for which DIR. Mcleod
| Is famous.
! Eey. Thomas A. Bell, pastor of the Ply
mouth Congregational church, preached
| two special sermons yesterday morning
and evening. The morning theme was
| Faith, Its Peril and Rescue" and that
Of the evening, "a Man Possessed with n
| Devil I'm Church" Both sermons were
well given.
The seating capacity of the Providence
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
PERSONAL.

Manager William Barnie left on Satur-
day for New York city.
Park Commissioner Daniel Mannix IS
very i'll at his home in Bellevue.
Miss Bessie Butler, of Wilkes-B Barre.
spent yesterday with friends in this city.
VI. A. Goodwin, of New York, spent
yesterday with his family on Monsey ave-
nue..
Joseph F. Hangi is entertaining his sis
ter, Miss Nellie Hangi, at his home on
Dickson avenue.
DR.. c. W Roberts, of this city, has been
elected president of the Interstate HON.
eopathic Medical society
Miss Teresa Carey, of North Main ave-
nue., has returned from a visit to New
York She will today assume charge of
the trimming department of Haslacher' $
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. +. Smith celebrated
the first anniversary Of their marriage on
Thursday last at their home on Ash street.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith were the recipients of
number of beautiful presents. Those
present Were Mrs Watkins, David wat
kins, Victoria Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lewis, Sigls-
mund Brant, James Smith, Gertie Will
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenburg and son.
Edwin, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Smith, Misses
Bessie Smith, Lillian and Annie Lewis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
MISSION Az DUNMORE.
Oren Yesterday Morning in ST. Mnry's
Catholic Church,


Catholic Church.
Undoer the patronage of three mis-
sionary fathers q mission which will
continue for two weeks, opened at the
late mass yesterday in st. Mary's
Catholic church. Dunmore. The three
clergymen are Revs. C. a. Splinter, w.
!. Rickarby, and w. A. Dunn, OF the
Dominican Order, and they come from
the Dominican house on Lexington ave-
nue., New York city. All three are
young men, bat possess eloquent ora
torical powers.
Father Splinter is in charge of the
mission and at the 1890 mass yesterday
he announced that the current week
will be devoted exclusively to the Wo-
men of the parish. He preached SER
mon on grace and eXhorted the people
to prepare themselves for the grace of
God and profit during the holy season
of the mission Next week will be for
the men, and there will be Il special
mission also for the children. on sun
days masses will be at and II. m.
Each morning short Instructions will
be given after the o'clock mass, and
II sermon after the s O'Clock mass.
Rosary and a sermon will be given each
evening at 730. except Saturday even
ing.
During the mission every facility Will
be afforded for the instruction or in
formation of non-Catholics, who may
be desirous of knowing the teachings of
the Catholic church. Confessions Will
commence on Tuesdays of each week
at $50 p. III. The morning hours for
confession are between & and z; and
from 9 to l. III. In the afternoon from
). SO to g. and from 1.SO to 10 o'clock.
Father Ricarby delivered short in
structiOn after the Rosary last night,
and Father Splinter preached the SER
mon on the subject of penance. His
sentences rang with eloquent ferVur
and deeply impressed his congregation.
He pictured To his hearers the differ
ence between the true emotion of sin
cere repentance and the transient false
feeling of cOntritiOn that finds its place
in the sinners breast. When soul is
laved in the confessional, the heart
must be truly sorry for the sins for
given. The true repentant Is dead to
sin and will not lapse back into the
same old paths Of iniquity.
The speaker referred to persons who
act as if they felt truly rcpentant and
In a short time again they fall back
into the same habits. Such persons, he
said, cannot be sincerely repentant be-
cause 1t Is impossible to change from
love t. hatred in a short space of time
without any cause, and surely there Is
no cause to offend God. The transition
from grace to the state of sin means
the same as changing the affections
from love to hatred. Like the Jews Of
old we cruelty God over again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
lie Would Give Ills Mite.

III Scranton had forty such institu-
lions and each needed help, | would
economi2e in order to give my mite.
have three boys over ten years old, one
approaching manhood, and, aside from
their home, the best influence over
them is the Young Mems Christian as
sociation. a boy is bad, only because
1t Is easier to be bad than good; but if
good is made as easy as bad, boy will
usually choose the better condition.
Now, in my opinion, boy gets as much
fun out Of the good of the association
as he would get Of the bad from some
thing else
Which wasn't such a long speech,
either; but it is concise, tart and pithy
and might with benefit be assimilated
by other 81 hnSinesS mon
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
GRUESOME PLAYTHINGS,
Find Made by Boys in Raymond Court on
Saturday

An orderly of the Lackawanna hos
pital found two fOetuses in the possess
sion Of crowd of boys in Raymond
court Saturday. The boys supposed
their gruesome playthings, which are
thought to have been four and one
half months old when delivered, were
dead kittens and We're dragging them
about by strings
The orderly stopped the lads amuse-
ment and hurried to inform one OF the
hospital physicians of the find. The
physician secured the foetuses and dis
covered that they had been picked and
had probably been cast aside by doc
tor or stolen from his Office
They are now secured in u jar in the
operating room of the hospital.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
NO MONEY FOR SCHOOLS.
Gov. Alien of North Dakata Cuts Down
Appropriation Bills.

Appropriation Bills.
Bismarck, y. D., March Ex-Governor
Allen yesterday filed the appropriation
bills, reduced by him from the amounts
appropriated. The cut is heavy, es-
pecially as affecting the educational in
stitutions of the state, although other
institutions are reduced wherever 1t
was possible to do SO. The total appro-
priation as passed by the Legislative
assembly was S36O,OOO, and the reduc-
tion will reach $l2jO0O.
The heaviest cut is that of the State
university and Normal school appro-
priations, and it means practically the
closing of these institutions. The ap-
preparation left is just sufficient to last
for the school year. The schools will
remain closed until the legislative ses-
sion of 1897
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
The sad Downfall OF Della.

New York. March H.-AIiss Della Kee-
gan, aged so years, was sentenced to ten
days Imprisonment by Police Justice
Ryan In the Yorkville court today on a
charge of intoxication. This Is the woman
servant who sued Russell sage, the nnan-
cier, for $4,000 for breach of promise. She
lost the suit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
support Is GcnsrOus.

Whatever may be the position of the
association in the minds of the COM
munity at large, no fault can be found
with the daily support given the Fin.
ishing and Furnishing fund.
In the seventeen days during which
contributions have been received. a to-
tai of Sl99.lO, not including the $lOO OF
The Tribune, has been subscribed. The
figures make argument obvious.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
Buy the Weber
and get the best At Guernsey Bros

81 was run over by a lumber wagon
Did not expect TO live. Was terribly bloat
ed. My friends bathed me with DR.
Thomas EcleCtric OH, and | was cured
We have great faith in Thomas EclectriC
OIL" Mrs. VIM. #. Babcock, Norvell
Jackson. CO., Mich.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
Grand Jury Held Over.

The grand jury on Saturday disposed OF
all the cases that are TO come before it,
but was unable to make an examination
OF the county buildings and an order was
therefore made continuing the jury until
Monday, when Its return and recommcn.
dations viii be presented To court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
Commonwealth Building and Loan As
SncinIinn

The Commonwealth Building and Loan
association will issue u second series of
stock on April |. Applications for stock
can now be made at the Office Of the asso-
Clat!on, 42i Lackawanna avenue. TO -.
B. Partridge, treasurer, or j. G. Vaughan,
| secretary,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-25
between Good AND BAD
Under Equal Conditions Boys Will
Choose the Former.
WHAT A BUSINESS MAN SAID
lie Approves the Y. NJ. c. A. Because 1t Is
Practical Influence for Geod-His
statement Is Brief, but Is
Tart and pithy.

only 30 cents is lacking to push the
Finishing and Furnishing fund of the
Young Mems Christian association over
the three-hundred-dollar mark. Sat
urday subscriptions amounted to $1l.7O,
making grand total of $299lO.
Following is the cash statement in de-
tail up to 6 O'Clock Saturday night:
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
THE TRIBUNE. NE.............,...,....S 500 90
Sundry contributions. 1877 40
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will be sent to Harrisburg requesting
the legislature to have cities. wards
or townships vote on the saloon ques-
ton, and have majorities rule.
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NORTH END NOTES.

f. c. Dimmick, of Sanderson avenue,
has almost recovered from his late i'll
ness.
John r. Lennel. of Walton, n. Y. is
the guest of Clarence Steel, of Belmont
terrace.
Miss Annie Reese. of william street.
is confined to her home by an attack
of the grip.
The Providence Coal company paid
Its employees at the Hardly Able Satur-
day afternoon.
The North End Lumber company in
tends to erect a large shed for storing
lumber in their yard on Main avenue.
The Green Ridge Lumber company
has about completed the two cottages
which they are erecting on the Boule-
ward.
Bargains in linen and silverware at
auction sale at st. Charles hotel, 1870
Penn avenue, today and the rest of this
week.
A barn is being built in the rear of the
Excelsior Hose companys house. on
Oak street, for the horses of that com
pany.
Benton T. Jayne has purchased the
ItslutHct VI Ut. IL. ID. van bergen, III
Capouse avenue and Green Ridge
street.
Miss Florence Silkman will entertain
her companions in the Breton Pardon
dance at her home on Main avenue to-
morrow night.
Charles Bone, for some years an EN-
ploye OF the Acme butcher shop, has
accepted position In the market OF II
w. Woodworth.
John White, of Wayne avenue, on
Saturday night went into the Gilboy
Cafe, on Market street with the inten.
tion of cleaning the place out. He
tried to pick quarrel with a cripple
but was prevented by a bystander
whom he knocked down with a chair
Patrolman Perry was called,wh placed
him under arrest, and Alderman Rob.
erts fined White two dollars and costs
yesterday morning.
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NEW CONTRIBUTIONS
Grand total

business man in the name Of l.. p.
D made Il contribution of 81, and after
handing the money to the cashier, made
statement which is a sermon. He
said: