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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
BREWER CHAIRMAN.
The Kansas Man is Chairman of the Ar
menian Relief Committee.

menian Relief Committee.
New YORK, Dec. 3O.-The National
Armenian relief committee appeals to
the people of the United States for i'm
mediate and generous contribution TO
relieve the needs of $4,000 Armenians,
who are destitute.
Justice Brewer, of the supreme court
of the United States, is chairman of the
committee, which includes Archbishop
Corrigan, Chauncey M. Depew, John 8.
Kennedy, Alex F. Orr. Bishop Potter,
Jacob Schiff, Everett P Wheeler and
Spencer Trask.
The committee announces that the i'm
mediate need is for money which should
be sent to the treasurer, Brown Bros. Co,
PHILADELPHIA and Boston. The only sup
plies that can be used are grain, coarse
cotton and wooden goods in the piece,
but no such contributions should be for
warded without previous communication
with the committee.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

We sell only honest goods OF the best
manufacturers, nice comfortable fit
warranted. We have 800 pairs of honest
made shoes; they sell up town for $3.50,
our price on them $1.5U; we also have a
large liae of rubber goods and saving
toyou of 80 per cent
We have quite a large supply of can
dies and nuts on hand. We would like to
close them out. We are making prices j.
this department to sell them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
Groceries,.

We have them all in low prices and
hrst class qualities.
Coffees and teas of delicious flavors
Y lbs, best granulated sugar $LO1
Best broken Java coffee, 15c.
Good green, black or mixed, 23c. sold
everywhere at 40c.
Choice Columbia river sal11n. lie.
sold everywhere at 15c.
Imported fresh peas, lie; good value
at 1Sc
Choice light syrup, soc; good value at
Genuine French sardines, lie: sold
everywhere at 18c
Scotch oats, per package. &c.
Iowa oats, per package, 4Ac.
California table fruits
Strawberries, blackherries, peaches and
pears, per large can, 10c.
Butterine, per pound, 12c.
Z lbs, nice large raisins. CSC
Fresh meat 31Sc per Id.
800 nice large fat turkeys for New
Years trade; they will be sold at oc
per lib. Remember they are dressed.
900 nice dressed turkeys, commence
ing Monday morning at IOc per ID,
We are still cutting the prices on
-four, all kinds. all grades Our prices
can not be duplicated in any of our de-
partments. We wo uld like to have your
comparison.
Out of town customers send for our
large catalogue. We ship mail orders
same day received.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
BUY THE ALLIANCE STORE.
ItfsPurchased by Herman Often and
Hugh LAWYER.

Herman Often and Hugh Lawler have
purchased the Alliance store at the cor
ner of Sixth and Quincy streets. They
paw the stockholders par for their stock
and assume all ne liabilities of the con-
Germ. Mr.. Lawler has been teacher in
this county for some time but has recent
lv been employed in the store. He was
the Popuiist candidate for county sur
veyor at the last election.
This is the last remnant of the Alliance
in Shawnee county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
Hardware Dept.

Gold Coin cook stoves, $500.
Gold Coin heating stoves, worth SIT
our price SLID.
Nickel plated sad irons, per set, CSC.
Iron lasts, per set, 50c.
Steel skillets, 12c.
Granite wash basins, csc.
Granite tea and coffee pots. 55c.
Granite tea kettles, $115.
Granite stew kettles, 35c-
Granite pudding pans, 15c.
Granite cake moulds, Soc.
Granite dish pans. Toe.
Corn peppers. 10c.
Tray and brush, 25c.
Pint cups, &c.
Galvanized oil cans, Soc.
Galvanized slop pals, 35c.
Nickel plated tea and coffee pots, Csc
Latest improved lanterns, 49c.
Bread board, Soc.
Wash boards, 10c.
Rolling pins, 10c.
Potato Washers, &c.
Wooden spoons, sc.
Wooden buckets, 10c.
Fiber pals. 25c
Tea and coffee pots, 10c.
Toasting forks, sc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Pancake turner. sc.
Egg heaters. &c.
Flour cans, S100.
Large turkey roasters, 90c.
Waffle irons, SOC.
Iron kettles, porcelain lined, 30c.
Ajax clothes wringers, $L73.
Clothes baskets. Acc.
Clothes lines, 10c.
Clothes pins, per dozen, 1c.
Latest improved coffee mills, 43c.
Steel scoop shovels, 6Oc.
Faust steel axes, 75c.
Carpenter saws. 45c.
Disstons' saws, $1.4O.
RACKET brace, 75c.
Plain brace, zoe.
Knives and forks. per set, SOC.
Butcher knives, 25c.
Currycombs, DC.
Choice carving sets. $500.
Best quality of razors, $1.00.
Halters, 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
Tel. 1913.

Among the many who appreciate the
fine musical qualities of the Everett piano
is Mr. D. ]. Greenwald, who received
one of their finest grand pianos in ele-
CANT mahogany case last Saturday even
Ing from the house of Z. B. Guild, state
aren't for the same.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
A BRAVE WORD.

Peaceful DR.. Macarthur Wants That from
Congress Regarding Armenia but De-
spairE.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3O-Rev. DR.. Robert
Macarthur, Col Woodford. Rev Phoebe
Hamford, and Rev. Frederick D. Green,
secretary of the national Armenian re-
lief committee, addressed a large con-
gregation last night in the First Calvary
Baptist church.
The meeting was called for three fold
purpose TO express sorrow to Armenians
for their sutferings; second, to urge the
government to use every lawful means to
protect people and property, and pariic-
ularly the missionaries in Turkey; third,
to urge Russia or any other European
government to extend protection to all
Christians in the ports of the Orient.
"Great lover of peace that l am" de-
clared DR.. Macarthur, II have longed to
hear brave word from Washington, but
l despair of hearing it"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
TO SUCCEED ALDAcE WALKER.
C. w. Smith to BE Made Recsiver of til,
A. & P

%
A. s. P.
1t is the belief in eastern railroad cir
cles that Mr. c. w. Smith will be ap-
pointed, probably by Judge Collier of
Albuquerque, as receiver of the Atlantic
s. Pacific railway to succeed Aldace F.
Walker and John ]. McCook, resigned.
Mr.. Smith is we'll known to railroad Off
ciGls in Topeka, as under VIM. B Strong's
presidency he was general manager of
the Santa Fe. Prior to this he was traffic
manager of the Burlington system. and
is said to be held in high esteem by
President Huntington of the Southern
Pacific road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
TinNare DEBT.

Galvanized wash basins, &c.
Fire shovels. 4c
Dust pans, SC.
10 dozen No. 8 wash boilers, copper
bottom, 73c
Dripping pans, 100
Dinner pals, zoe.
Jem pans, 15c
Pie pans, &c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

I ue whip AM
inally for The
Household are
easily put to-
gether. Little ex-
PLANTATION of the
whip and reins is
necessary. The
small crosspiece
goes over the
"horse's" head.
In this instance
the reins are
made of small
rope. These may,
however, be knit
ted in colored
yarns 0r fbo oC,rd
may be formed of
numerous strands
Of gay colored
yarn. The whip
lash is made Of
very small rope.
The handle of
the whip is made
of the same rope
woven with it
self. The ring at
the end is a sin
gle curve of the
rope. The addi-
ton of tiny bells
to this crosspiece
nlnacac Ehn liftlo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

White! White! WhiteI are the goods
sent outby the Peerless Steam laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

You can get, by ordering from US, first
class coal at same price as inferior Goals
are sold by other dealers.
THE SOUTHWESTERN FUEL Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

The undersigned have associated them
selves together as CO. partners in the hard
ware and agricultural implement bust
ness, under the firm name of 2. w. Griggs
& Co, at No. 2t9 West Sixth avenue. To-
peka, Kansas. The patronage of all is
respectfully solicited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Pictured Romance, Library nan, pat
urday evening, January Atm ADMISSION
80 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

We mend and sew on buttons free o
charge. Peerless Steam laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

We aim please our trade-Peerless
Steam Laundry. 112 and ia West 9Th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
Tel. 1913.

For 1oc cigar for sc call for %THE
ROYAL s. cigar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Try our deep shaft Usage City coal
1t will not cost you any more than thu
other.
THE SOUTHWESTERN FUEL Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Smoke aTHE ROYAL s" cigar.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Frontenac or Weir City is great fol
heat. A trial will convince you Fol
sale by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
pleases the little

people, but the noise therefrom deters
some parents from using them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

Topeka, Kans., Dec. Both, 1895.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

HE NOO I d " 11' I I'M z . III = .
Tel. 1913.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30
WhiD and Reina.

The whip and reins sketched orig
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-30

subscribefor the Daily STATE JOURNAL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09

ri6te auf bic Mnflage, ben 9ilfsf6eriff S.
8. &eQer ermprDet 81 baben, bes WtorpeS
5tpeiten @rabes I4ulDig 6efannte, uno gu
lebensldngli9er 3u4tbausitrdfe oerurt4etIt
tpurbe.
5wei 5ahre 6udthaus fir 9ep, Gapps.
g1ab Observation-Disclosures 8erat6ung einigten
ii9 bic @ef9porenen in benz prp8eB gegen
ReD. 90. 6, gapps aus Wount 8ern0n, &A.,
pel9er unter Der Mnflage itanb, ieiner Sat
tin Dor bret Monaten nit einem &eboloer
flint augelpunben beigebra6t gu BADEN, auf
einen Wq6ripru@. Oerielbe lautete auf
TAulbiq unb bic Strafe be8 gteb. gapps
puroe auf 2 Sabre 3u9t6aus bemefe1.
gdpps mar BON feiner Satin tpegen 8rauz
~fannteit auF @9eibung D~erflagt pOroen.
Die lebte 6ofrune fir 6aYwaro III minrea=
polls.
9as Sbergeri6t feBte ben Sermin
fir bic Observation-Disclosures in Dem
8ro3eB qeqen ben bes MorDes 19ul6ia be-
fun0enen unb 3um SoDe berurt6eilten 6arrb
8. 6aDparb auf ben 4, RoDember an.
Drummer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0te @ommiIfion bes @taatsbepartements
Don Stem Oort bat al8 8eIultdt i6rer Inter
fa3ung Der gegen Den @rcommifdr Der bieiiz
Gen @traBenreinigung, 80, g, Nnbreps,
er6obenen Mnflagen, bert6tet, baB ite i'm in
brei Mnflagen 16ulbig ftnDet. Die 4ntlaz
Gen Qeqen Mnbretps tparen in 5o1ge BON Musz
Taqen erbpben tporben, tpel6e Dor Dem be-
fannten 2erpp'f4en Nusi9uB gema6t NOR
ben DdreTt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
~6uporfommenoe Seute.
Amnliinkafnue.
%urdtbare Grubcn=G rpIofou.


Sn @tltesbarre, Pa., erfolgte am Monz
taq in Der 9orrance>9ru bic BON Der
Qe6ig6 @uueb Goal GompanD ausgebeutet
pirb, cine fur6tbqre @rplo1ion. I'm 8 u6r
nurben 5 ger5onen, idmmtlt9 NIT i6redz
li5en 8ranbpunben bebqftet, nGmli9 Die
sSngenieure Gpbert 8lan9arb unb @m.
MiGer, Die SagelDbner Nfi9ael MpB unb
George 2aflp, Iotpie Der &uti9er So5epb
Murp6b, an Die Sberfld9e gef9afft. Miqer
unb 8lun6arb finD 70 16per DerleBt, baB
tie ni9t mebr lange leben f0nnen. Mie biele
BerIonen 1i9 nod in Der CRUDE befirben,
ldBt it9 porlduftg nod ni9t fefttelen. Die
8erleBten purben mad Dem ~9ofpital gez
f9afft.
Die @rpGoiton mar erfolgt, aIs bas eSnz
genieur@@Orps einen felt Idngerer 3stt unbe=
arbettet geblie6enen Stolen, Die Jog. n8al=
timore=G Section, Die cine STEELE bonn Sarptz
eingunge Der @rube ~entfernt ttegt, inIpicirte.
geab Dem StDQen begaben 1t9 @nt. eSDnes,
Daniel GeeIe, Wm. @dbiQ limb 2lepeqDn
Spens, tpdbrerb 8lan9arb unb MtQer 3lz
riidblieben. 3tp0lf Mtnuten na9 benz Nufz
bru9 Der Expedition erplpbtrten bic in Der
@rube a~ngefammelten Safe nit IoI6er Sc
malt, baB 8lan9urb unb Wiqer gu 8oben
gef9leubert purben unb leBterer iberbieB
einen Mrmbru9 %babpntrug.
Na9 8tan9arO's @ermutbung bat &ee1e,
Der v5ire<8oB", nabri9einIi9 in benz aGten
Stolen 2i9t ange3iin0et, @ebsr Geefe
nod irgerb elmer bon fetnen 8egleitern
biirfte nit benz 2eben baOongetommen fem.
I'm Mitterna9t batten bie9fettungsmannz
f6aften nun geringe 5ortf9ritte gema9t.
Son ben @ru6enbeamten tpirb nunmebr Suz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
gus Der 8tnntabnuptfnnt nptt
4utttntH.
Griatten ihren S6Iu6beriht'

Crltdtte1 tprel1 S0In6DertNt
Die @roBgeI6norenen BON Sungamon
gpunt1 oertagten ii9 am Samitag.
na9Osm fte i6ren @8luBberi6t eingereidi
6attsa. sic erboben nur cine &ntlaqe tpegen
8eT}gd1ung BON 2egislaturmitglieDern &c
purbc i6nen iebo9 g%eniigenbes 8elaitungsz
material porgelegt, um peitere 4ntlageerbez
bungen ieitens Der @roBgef9porenen IN
goot unb 8eoria Gpuntp 81 re4tferttger.
Die gegen bas 2egislaturmttglten Wtla
roo 8. @ibfon er6obene Nnflage bei4Hlz
btgt i'm, BON Sbpmus S. 8unn, Dem Sc
fretGr Der rSSnter1tdte Building C 2odn
Q(fpeiution", bic Summe BON 1895 gegen
bas 8eripre9en angenommen 5u baben.
einer fir Die nSnteritatiOn 4Rociation"
~qiinitiqen 8eri6t bes unter ieinem (8i6=
fon's) @oriiB fte6enben Su6comites 81 ers
ipirfen. Sir @i6Ion fteQte Nntpalt So
fepf 80. Grant beute Na6mittag $2,5OC
8urgi6aft,
Die @roBgef9porenen td0elten au4 biz
Stabtbeb0rbe BON Sprtngfiel0 pegen G}i9t=
bur3fiibrung bes @8Iebes, neG6es bus 81
fsnbalten BON 8irtbi6aften am @onntaQ
ber6tetet.
5000 Selobnuno.
Ser @ouberneur Nltqelb febte elm
8elobnung BON 5000 fir bic @rgreifung uni
l1e6erfiibrung Der MDrber SD6n s. Sea:
lone'S aus, pel9er am II. NprtG 1895 II
Der Ndbe bon Gatro, ST., tobt aufgefunber
purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
@o@enf@an.
GS0rtIesnnsoDn Der I. @site.,

- trt #FIf 81 HF@s-% -4.@.E-' - -l[ a
@~benoaTelbf purbe er6li9 Der 8ert6t 0es
@ttmmredtapsI9ufies -bes 8e~rfai1ungSconz
bents eingefetdt. 9erfelbe entbdlt 8eitirn@
mltngen fir Die &egiftrirung qualificirter
Stimmgeber.
Oie -geFproerten 9ualificatipnen Der @G6z
Ger itnb berartige, baB 1e Die W2ebr5a6l Der
Neser auf @runb Der 8ilbungsz uno Ser
m0gensperbGltntfIe 10 gut pie ausi4lieBen.
NerIpnen, Die fi9 regitriren Gafen polen,
miifIen IeIen unb f6rei6en f0nnen uno na4z
ipei1en, baB tie Steuern auf $500 tpert9es
Gigenthum 6e5ablen II. !. N.
fir perfofnrosmriorie erfldrt.
0as9tdatsobergeri6 BON &anias bat cine
pi6ttge @ntT9eibung ~abge9e6en, pel9e Ell
rer @eftipn bes 8rObtbitiOnsgefebes Die
8erfaKungsmGBigfeit abtreitet,
Su8 @e1eb bonn Sabre 1889 Derlie6 poltz
aeibeumten Die 8efugniB, irgenb elm 2ofat,
fpp mad ibrer Nnii6t geiifige 9etrdnte perz
fault perben, gu betreten unb obne einer
6aftbefebG 8er6aftungen bpr3une6men. @uf
@runo bieies photographer BADEN Poli5iften
fib ba8 geft dngemaBt, in 2Otale, bic ibren
8erba6t erregt batten, ein3uoringen unb
eeSeoen 3u Der6aften, ben fte als I4etnbaren
= 8efiBer befIeGben antrufen.
Der 9eri6ts6of bat bieien photographer
bes @eIeBes als berfafungspibrig unb binz
fdQig be3ei9net, i%nfofern er 8erbaftungen
p6ne 6aftbefe6l tpegen 8ergeben, Die ni9t
Dor ben Nugen beg 8eamten begangen muir
ben, g%e1tattet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
Observation-Disclosures

Ser COMMANDER in Chief" Der g. 81. g.,
@a1ter, bat einen @eneral6efeb1 err
lafen, monaco q. S, 8urbant bpn @6tcagO
gum 9eneralzAu drtiermet5te Wiqiam 8,
DIN BON Bolton gum STANDARDIZATION
uno N1freb Oarte BON Milfesbdrre, Pa.,
gum nSSubge NbbOcate" ernannt perbep.
Contention DER GpiscopaIf' rbe.
Ssn Minneapopis tpurbe bic ale bret Sabre
It%attfin0enbe (36.) Convention Der prDteftan=
tt19en @pisfopalfir6e (1nglttanif9e &tr9e)
unter ben iiblt9en tmpDfanten 5eierli9fetten
erDffnet. so 8if90fe i'm Qrnat unb 800
9eiftlibe= unb 2aten<9 Delegation aus alien
S6eilen beg 2anbeS npbnten Der &ommuz
nion in Der ct. @etbfemanez8trb BEL. 9te
@erfammelten 3Ogen in Pro5efftOn, Die
6Dnne: n8oripGrts unI're 2oI Jung" fin
genb, unter Der 6iibrung Der @ptsfopalbts
f9Dfe BON &anfas unb eSnbtdna, BON Der
p&niderboder 9aa" na9 Der rei9gef3miiGz
ten &ir9e.
Gompention Ger &eideubefatter.
en- Mtlantu, @d., tpurbe bic Ia. iG6rli9e
Contention Der ng}atipnal Suneral Directors
Mfociatton" ~a6qe6alten. 9rGiibent %. 90,
@obenf6up aus Soma @ttp fiibrte ben 8Orz
iib. Nabe3u 300 9elegaten batten ii9 elm
.gefunben.
0uporfommenoe Seute.
Die @isconiiner gpnferen5 Der bii90fliz
9en Mfetbobtiterfir9e, pel9e In &aetne in
9iBung mar, itiWmte iiber Die Srage Der GU
laIIung BON Srauen als 9e(egaten CUR @enez
ralconferen3 ab. 9as @rgebniB mar: Sir
3ulafung 100, bugegen 1, neutral Is.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09
Nrei fitr 4eiNembe nrn,aem-

Sine 6raI. lpeide lett Sabren ourdl geiDen. hen, lnei6,
l iiSg .i @fld9@il e dons, nfttRm}9eiH4t mar, ialo Elm ii1erfS
9Hte Der Ne3te, Rerfellte. sic lit berelf eg, 1ebt pg oes
ranen @n'pellnnAen 3u SebraNdl Ieoer Ie;bcfoen Nan
81 ieHoeI, Ole lbren 9t9n!ei rnb lire @oreiie an a{rs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-10-09

Sore tpdrf, BEL bem0er1u9e, 0as 2e6en elmer
0irf6fub 81 retten, BON ei1em Ditbenoen
@lf aufge{pieBt. Ser @lt mar bor etDa feds
Sa6ren BON G9ieago bierber gebra9t, uno bat
au6 bort I9on i'm 9incoln Part etnen Mann
umgebra9t. q,
Don Shweinen 3erriGen.
9as 5neiiGbrige &inb bes Sarmers 2ot
&i9arhs nurbe in @tbIpn Gitp, ST., bon
@Ghpeinen in Stiide g%erifen. @s lebte no4
10 Minuten, na9bem es BON Der Mutter, bic
bur9 bas @9reien bes &in0es berbeigelodt
pur6e, ben piit6enben S6ieren e1trt6en
poroer mar.
Sahnunfdl.
Mm Montag Morgen rannte Elm peitGi3
ge6enber .Sra6t5ug Der gbicagO, Milpautee
nnb ct. Baul48abn BEL eagle, Wtsc., ln@
Gpeit bon 8almpra, in bag bintere
@nbe ines anberen 5ra4t3uges btnein, nnb
ri9tete babur9 einen bebeutenben S9aben
an. Cine 2ofomotioe pur6e 3ertriimmert
unb 1teben 9iternagen purben nebft benz
seiqmmten Snbalt 0urd Seuer %5erit0rt; Der
bdbur9 perurfa6te 8erluf betrdgt $4,000
Sin 2ofOmotibfiibrer trng i3tpere 8erleBs
ungen oabon.
The morning times., 1895-07-09
Renl Estate Trnnsfers.

Deeds of real estate were filed yesterday
for record. as follows: Mary L BaIch to T
H Anderson, trustee. lots 81 to 81. block 3,
lots 4 and 10, block i and lots 19 and 20,
block 3, section 2, Burryille, $1,000.
]. c. Davidson and wife TO B. II. Johnston,
lot II. Barr sub, square sos, subject to
50, 500 trust, $40. H Freeman and Others
to r. D. Morgenthal, lot Is. block A,
Reno. $40 l. :. Fristor and wife to B H
Johnston: lots Al, 4S. 40, Barr sub, block
l3, lie Droit Park. subject to $4,000 trust,
$40 NJ l.. Gregory to Z. G Lang LOT 101,
Kettler square 1927 .subiectto 81 $50
trust, So 500 A. b. Hines to r. w MoX
ley, lots Al, ~, 43, Dieudonne' sSub., square
1851, subject 10 81 $50 trust, SO. A H.
Gregory TO c f. Lanning, lot 81 ,McCarthys
sub, square $40. subject 20 $4,000 trust,
SO j N. Harrison to NJ Z. Bullock,
part lot 4, block 1t, subject to S1,700
trust, $40 f. Hayden and Wife
to Alice W. Tyssowsh, lot 4, Shermans
sub Pleasant Plains, subject TO trust,
$4,000. Matte Lambert to W. Mosby
Williams, part original lot l, square 9S2,
part original lot 8, square 1917, sub lots
2 and 13, square 1924, and sub lot L,
The morning times., 1895-07-09
MUSIC AND ATHLETICS.
They Were Combined at Carroll In
sfitmte's ENcursiontoM Ma ~ hal Hall.

They Were Combined at Carroll In
stitute's EXcurSiOnto Ma rs hall Hall.
Three boat loads OF the friends Of Carroll
ferday on the twenty second annual eX-
cursion Of that organization. IN the even
ing the capacity OF the boat was sorely
taxed. but The people believed that the
more the mcrrier, and everybody had good
time.
The Carroll Institute Band was on board
TO fin the shores with sweet sounds and
TO send the feet tripping over the polished
floor. There are twenty -four pieces in
this orchestra, Tie degree Of excellence
ii has attained under the direction of Mr..
: Ben Judson is a source Of qualification and
pride TO every member Of the Institute
The tumbling and acrobatic feats were
heartily applauded and frequent demands
were made by the eXcGrsionistS for repeU
tions OF the performance.
= The athletic team was composed OF Prof.
Joyce and Masters James Barret, Frank
Blue. Larry Keane, ana Willie Keane.
The programme was as follows: Sousa s
directorate, Carroll Institute Band;
soprano soho, Miss MaeB. Whitesell; selec-
tions 10y the Columbia Quartette: alto solo,
Miss Margaret Eichcrn; selections. string
orchestra; bass solo. Br. Frank Rebstock
tumbling and acIobatic acts, by the athletic
team.
The success OF the affair was largely due
TO the efforts Of committee composed OF
Messrs. NJ. T Taylor, H Goldsborougt
Goddard, George T. Cox, Edward Boigt, and
Robert Mcdonald.
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Rice Flour, per package. ............
Elgin Star Condensed Milk, can....
Large Fat Mackerel, per Ib........
Vinegar, per gallon. ................
Bixby's Large Backing .........--
Large Mustard Sardines.
Sugar-cured Shoulders, h.. :. II l.
French Peas, per can. an................ Il /
Imported Sardines in tomato sauce,
per can NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fairbank' S Clipped Beef, per can..-. 2
Olives, per bottle. e.................,..
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JOLLY FAT MEMS PICNIC.
One of the Best Features VIII Be [
Game of Ball.

One of the Best Features VIII Be
Game of Ball.
The excursion committee OF the Jolly Fat
Mems Club, OF which Mr.. James ]. Spald-
ing is chairman, has completed the arrange
ments for the annual excursion of that
organization, which will take place at
River View Oh Monday, July i 3 instant.
One OF the features of this occasion will
be a championship game meofbaseball between
clubs composed of members of the Jolly
Fat Men of this city and Baltimore. The
trophy to- be awarded is mammoth base
bah bat, handsomely decorated. This
''pennant" must be won three times before
it becomes the property of the winning
club.
Another feature is the payment OF all
dancing and other prizes in gold coin, in
stead of awarding medals TO the success
full competitors.
The sale OF tickets iTdicates that this
wears trip down the river VIII be even
a greater success than those of former
years, as the committee, with the assist
ance Of Capt. +. S Randall, who is vice
president or the organization, has spared
no effort in arransiAg suitable programme
OF amuSements,
The annual issue or the Jolly Fat Man
will consist OF 20 900 copies, and viii
contain the details of the event. Due an
nouncement will also be made in the daily
papers.
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$4...9:!:]!!S!';', g! s,

Hundreds of elegant double
breasted Sack Suits = grand
materials and trimmings-in
light and medium weight.
Hundreds of fine Round Cut
Sack Suits, we'll made and
lined. in Serges, Cassimeres,
and WorStedS.
Hundreds of choice Business
and Dress Frock Suits, in
Clays, etc. Every Suit perfect.
You can see them in our windows.
We bought the entire Sum-
mer stock of a Whining
ton firm from the assignee and
have placed all the Suits, no
matter what the former price
or cost to manufacture, on sale
at $4. 9S-some are worth as
high as SIS, and there are lots
of them.
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square 1868, $40. E. G. Lang and wife
to a. H Gregory, sub lots 80, Al and AZ,
Uhlmans sub square 6l6 subject to 81 ESQ
trust, S5.215. K. Il Morganthal 10 Elijah
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O'Key and wife to Thomas Mccormick,
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william A and c. S Richards, cXrs. to
Fannie c. Ernest. lot "a, richards sub
square 7O3. quit claim. 81. Mary H Soley
and husband 10 William NJ SpriGg, lot /
Kings sub of Tynan's sub square 19s, SO.
W. H. Walker, assignee, TO F. ard K. Lott,
lot l 80, Walker sub Long Meadows, 81 400.