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Evening journal., 1896-04-04
paas,on ntn,ioat ~. ,Jobn,s.

st. Johns P. E. Church WAS crowded
last night at the singing Of the passion
services at 40 o'clock The lesson was
read by Rev George O. Hall, the rector,
ard be was assisted By Rev William B.
Beach. The singing by the choir under
the leadership OF Francis r Morrison was
a beautiful memorial Of the death OF
Christ The passion music was sung in
two parts. the frst part being selections
from Q Lse Williams "Gathsemane"
and the second THE Passion Of Jesus. ="
by DR. Vincent.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Thai nroner in Ranh.

Chancellor Nicholson yesterday after
noon heard argument Ia the case Of
Perry T Walker ct al , vs. Daniel Cald-
well Fifty four years ago Daniel Cald
well deposited 81. 800 in bank for Richard
Caldwell. The money was never drawn
and both men are dead. The executor,
who is represented by Thomas r.
Baysrd, Jr, wants to kuow how to dis.
pose Of the money. G w Smith repre-
sented the defendant. The chancellor
reserved his decision
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
G. AR. Appointments.

Department C5mmander of the G. A
R Colonel William B Norton, yesterday
announced the appointments Of bis stafi
and committees. The staff Is rs follows
Assistant idjutsnt general, w. S. Byron,
Post No. 49, assistant quartermaster
general, Eewood Cfaig, No. 2; depart
ment inspector. William Kelley, Jr., No.
2; judge atvocste, Charles Combs. No
/; chief mastering officer. William 81
Blake. No. IL; chief OF staff and senior
aide -de-csmL James w. ARnew, No 80
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
ReoentIona to Paators.

The congregation Of st. Pauls M e.
Church, after prayer meeting last night,
rendered a reception to their new pastor.
Rev. W. L. ) Murray, D. ID Several
members Of the church made addresses
welcoming DR.. Murray back % this city.
and be responded Ia bis usual happy
msnner Ths congregation OF Wesley NJ.
= Church gave reception 70 Rev w.
w. Sharpe on Thursday night.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
rhe Indiana Coos to Fort Monroe.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Orders havo
boen sent to Captain Evans of the Indiana
at Port Royal TO bring the ship straight
to Fort Monroe whom she comes out OF
dock next Tuesday. The original pro
grammo was 10 have the ship 60 to Phil
adelphia, but this was abandoned, and
she will bo attached TO the North Atlantic
squadron. Secretary Herbert went tC
Font Monroe, and it is his intention &C
romain thoro several days, witnessing tho
evolutions of the North Atlantic squadron,
which will be carried on in tho Vicinity.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
A surre.lIon 10 shaa Eate,..

Now that the iusolons shad hes made
It's appearsnce many psrsons who are
very fond Of them are IN qusndery
They would like TO Indulge their tasteA
for the prince OF the hnny tribe, but
unfortunately FOR them the tssts fingers
xith them for hours after the fish IL
eaten Some inqulriug lover OF ciupea
sapidissimma has discovered that n the
skin Of the fish is not eaten the unplea-
SAINT after taste Is avoided.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Worlds Fair Giasa piowars

Beginning Easter Monday, April G. the
Worlds Fair Glass Blowers will exhibit
at 4l9 Market street. The admission fee
is 10 cents. A beautiful present will be
given to each visitor. They are a skillful
lot Of glass workers, spinners, weavers
aud engravers. They spin and weave
glass into dresses. shawls aud other
articles Of apparel for the ladies' and
neekties and other articles for the
gentlemen.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Nsnaho.. . nssa . nas aust.

The ne ~sboya. composing The News.
hoys unioh. employed by the Upibn
News ComrRny. held their annuni meet
ing in Philsdelrhh at No 1916 Chest
1ut street on Thursday night Adopt
roo members wsie present. officers were
o. soted for the ensuing year aud ef(er
the business stssloh banquet was
smved atl Broad street. citation where
coyers were lili for 100 persons.
Among thofdprasent fgom thie city was
Charles q Buns William smith and
Kerry MaCu. ched
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
In tho Olnhnn,. unnrt.

In the Orphans Court this MOI ming j.
Frank Blggs, attorney for the adminis.
trstor OF William dfeeu. deceased asked
and WIS granted leave tonol his lauds %
pay debts Harry Emmons, guardian Of
Carrie N Little and others. was allowed
TO expend part OF ,thalr estates.
Howell England asked permisslon foi
Prudence Edwards. administratrlx OF
Howard r. Woodrow deoeased, to pay
the costs Incurred IN the Orphans Court
In the matter OF the partition Of his
estate. A rnle was made on the admin
istralrlx returnsblo Saturday week
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Ric rnternrisain sIeht.

Philadelphia capitalists have become
interested in the Bureau Can Company,
Of this city. Next Saturday Judge
Grubb will be asked to grant sn amend
ment to the charter raising the capital
stock from $3.50 600 to 5000, 600. The
plant over Market street bridge will
then be put In operation and turn out
shout 200, 900 cans day and employ from
100 to 150 men, IL will manuiacture its
own gas and tinplate
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
soma sorIpture Terms nIIsnnd eratood.

Beginning with Tomorrow evening
Rsv P. B Cabsll, OF the Church OF the
New Jerusalem. will deliver a series Of
evening discourses on Some Scripture
Terms Misunderstood The lectures
will be as follows; April 8, "Divine
Justics-What Is it2" April 70, "The
Atonement - Who Was RsconciledG'
April 49, Divine Wrath or Mercy
Which2"
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
An rdltnr Commit snlciae.

PHILADELPHIA, April L. - Thomas
Wharton. a member Of the editorial stan
OF the Philadelphia Times, committed sui.
eide by jumping from the fourth story
window OF his boarding house. 90f Spruce
street He was 36 years of age and is be-
loved TO have been suffering. from tenn
porary insanity.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
WIllnnr rrled ln rllLtnn.

The case Of Alice Willing vs. Virginia
Culbertson being tried before
Judges Russum, Wiokes and Stump
at Elkton. Nd, to day. II is an
action to recover the residue Of a mort
gage Martin B. Burris, of this city, is
associated with Albert Constable
for the plaintiff, while Henry Me-
Culiough is attorney for the defendant.
The amount involved Is about S7OO
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
The Harry WRIGHT MEMORIAL DAY.
Local Baseball People to DO Their Best
Toward the Monument Fund.

All the professional baseball clubs 10
the country ERE looking forward to the
realization Of q big cum 81 q result Of the
games TO be played on April l3 for the
benefit OF the Harry Wright Monument
Fund The net proceeds o. all profes
sional ball games on thst day are to be
turned over 10 committee 10 erect
monument 20 The veteran umpire and
father Of baseball
Manager Loug is particularly anxious
for Wilmio gton TO make a good showing
but no game has yet been scheduled for
that day Local 'iansY should arrange
some game Tor the purpose aud II = good
club or local PLAYERS can be gotten
together or ifa good hulefqna on the
game can be arranged Manager Long will
lend tho aid OF bic club Without any
nnnruh-
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
cantnInn EramIned Lnst NIrht-

DR.. Swlthin Chandler, captain elecf
Of Company A. This city. aud Captain
elect w Il Franklin, Of Troop A. Har
rington, wero examined by the Board oi
Examiners Of the state militia last nigh
At the armorY In this city. The RETURN
Of the examining board will be Forwarded
to the adjutant-gensral on Monday.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
The Chanosilor's short sessIon.

Chancellor Nicholson only sAs for a
short time this afternoon. Joseph
Held was allWod to receive bis pro rata
share OF the money due him from the
Young Mems Loan Association which ls
Ia the hands OF q receiver. EdVaTd 4
Bellsh, trustee Of the estate Of Jone s
Marshall. deeeastd was ordered Co make
distribution Of the trust fun ds Ia &C
eordsnos With the provisions Of the trnst
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
u nIaI.e. d Voc v.lnable.

The stain you use when it'i Is mixed
With varnish. Stsln always requires
varnlsh over it 20 protect e aud vii en-
you have the two In ono there Is a saving
Of money aud trouble All ouf stains are
vsrnish- stains, that Is the two mixed
James NJ. Bryan & Son, 1O7 West Eighth
street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
PenaIona eranted 10 pelnrareana.

These pensions have been granted to
Delswaresns: Increase. Josiah Harman,
Laurel, Sussex; James Stewart. Whining
ton; James u Handy. Wilmington Az
drew J. WoodwGD. Wilmington; Robert
W. Wright, New Castle Original widow,
Rsbeeca Broomell. WllmlnRton.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
snit Arnln.t Hnrinnir

H. a Ward. representing the judg-
ment creditor Of Walter S Wood, has
brought suit against Constable
Alfred Hurloek and his bondsmen In
the Superior Court 90 recover the 81 Gas
lost by the coustabls's action In super
ceding the sheriff at the Economy Shoe
gfora go1o
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Comm m.sIoned as ! Notary

Governor Wilson has Issued a notary
public's commission to Joseph L Caven
der. IL is all WOOL, e yard wide and good
FOR seven yeas. Mr.. Csverdsr was
sworn Ia by PrthonotarY Woolley this
morning, and Is commission is being
recorded in the eice Of the recorder OF
daada
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Why WILLIS ENDORSES Mckinley.
ae Represents Protection, Il Better
Known Than Any Other Candidate and
Has No Personal Eaemies.

Known Than any other Oandidatoi and
Has No Personal Eaemies.
Congressman Willis endor8ss McKin
ley for the following reasons:
"First- Protection will be the issue In
the approaching campaign; and McKin
Icy is regarded by the majority OF the
people-whether truly or not--as its
mosl logical representative.
Second He is better known than any
other OF the galaxy OF sp'eadld men
whose names have bsen mentioned In
connection with the Presidential office
and to know Mckinley IS TO admire him
he Is emphstically foremost in his hold
upon the masses OF the American people
"Third-The opposition TO him is
neither fsctiousl nor personal Aud. IL
deed, is not strictly an opposition 70 him,
but rather an ambition for the promotion
OF others, and a piece OF adroit politics
on the part Of certain Republican bosses
"Fourth-He has no personal enemies.
and without controversy or a charge
behind him, with the oieanest OF es-
cutcheons, with a splendid record AZ g
soldier, combining justice with gentleness,
and irmness with forgiveness. his com
handing character commends him TO the
admiration OF the American people, who
are clamoring for his nomination. IL ia
ny firm belief that no human agency will
be able 20 defeat him at the ST. Louis
Convention
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
rramInent cIerggman pead.

WAsHINGToN, April 4.-Dr. Thomas G..
Addison for more than quarter of
century rector Of Trinity Protestant Epis-
coDal church in this city, died here. He
was born in Georgetown, ID. O., and was
educated at the University of Virginia.
He leaves widow and four children. one
Of them pastor OF All Saints church in
Brookline Mass.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
To nuIld stone RIp-Raps.

Levy Court Commissioner Meaiey will
construct stone rlp-rsps under the
county pier at Third street bridge. Work
will be- begun next week. The repairs 10
the iron work OF the bridge will also
probably be made next week
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
MAY Have Gone Down.

The sugar.leden British ship Middle
sex. from Java for the Delaware Break
water, IS missing, being two months
overdue She put into st. Miehael's for
orders and sailed sgsin on January 81.
sincs which time she has not been heard
from. There Is little doubt that she
went down In one Of the recent gales
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Plaster on Wire screens

Contractors are still estimating on
the plans and specifications, for the now
Industrial School for Girls. Il will be
a four story building of red brick with
stone trimmings. and complete in its ap-
pointments. fhe plsstering will be done
on wire netting instead of on laths.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
strlcten WIN PA4ai1sla.

Laopsrp Hamarn, who feudea ~ No.
ola Orange street. aud for ibsraa1 half
century has been engaged ln the ailoriog
business 20 this city. wag stricken with
paralysis last evening andis noW lying
iD A critical condition Helm "A yearslof
sre, and is the tsther-in-laN OF Fred.
wv Hnian
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
TntaI shootIne Anrnr.

BUFFALO, April 4.-Frank Hodge shot
Harry Goodrich in tho abdomen. infiictinp
a fatal wound. Goodrich is dying The
shooting took place IN a detective bureau
in the Chaplin block, where Hodge Is ON
ployed. Hodge declares the shooting WAS
accidental. He is under arrest.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
40 canoel stamps ~ aInohlnerv.

A new stamp cancellng machine.
simlsr 60 ono used IN some Of the larger
cities will shortly bo placed Ia the local
post office. lfil does DOT have a longer
term than It's predecessor 10 will not DO
worn out entirely
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
plant, nl malh b rlo.nsal.

Tt Is. said that ihs repairs in progress
at ths 5o1ntou Forge Company are 20 fde
- pernlitthet5Bptdy 10 fhein work on
contracts which will kespaism busy for
swo years. No ciii,ill OF the company
could be seen this morning aud the
rumur could not ba verified
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
NEW Aast.tant IIbrarlan

Miss Roberts, assistant librarian OF the
Delaware Historical Society. severed her
connection with the organization TO day
She Is succeeded By Miss Johnson who
was recently selected by Bishop Coleman,
Henry 9. Conrad and Dr.. John ?. Wales.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Young Friends at west Chester

A young peoples meeting being held
at West Chester, Pa, this
afternoon under the control OF
the Concord Quarterly. Several Young
Friends Of this clty.ars particip lting In
the exerelses
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Mormon Missionaries Pass Through.

Eight Mormon missionaries from
Ogden, Utah, passed through this city
vest ierdsy afternoon enrouts to Pbiladel
ohls where's thew will leave for Europe
to day They told an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter tast they expected 70 make q
number OF converts to their faith In
England and parts Of Germany.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
rn 49, nlrlna -.

The members OF The order Of st John
aud Malta will attend the Easter services
st 81. Johns p = Church 10 body. to-
morrow morning 40 10 30 o'clock Rev.
@. O. Hall will preach 10 the knights.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
PulpIt Declared Vacant

Rev. W. W. Taylor, moderator of the
session Of Central Presbyterian Caurch.
will declare the pulpit OF the church
vacated by Rev. w. P. STIiz. vacant
tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

Court OF General Sessions and Superior
Court-seoond Panel Men Dispose OF the
September Term Of Business.
Clerk Of the Peace Foard and Prothon
otory Wooley drew the following grand
and petit jurors this morning. The grand
jury will serve for q year The first
petit panel drawn for Che first part OF
the May term and the second panel
during the latter part OF the May term
and az the September term:
Appoquinlmink Hundred-J0hn w
Mccoy, James f. Taylor
Blackblrd-Robsrt n. Higgins, John
W Pratt.
st. Georges-Purnell J. Lynch, James
II s. Camp, Charles Darrlckeon
Brandywlne-James S. Hesld, William
H Clark.
Christlana Thomas J. Sterling, B.
Frank Dllworth
Mil Creek-John c. Johnson, Samuel
Bailey.
New Csstls-Hiram R. Borle, Douglass
Mccoy, Henry NJ Silver.
Pencader-Thomas Davidson, Joseph
B. O'Rourke.
Red William A. Jester, James
German.
White Clay William H. Smith,
William Cocch
Wilmington-Charles E Dubell, James
Megary.
Petit Jurors.
Appoqniuimink Samuel H. Watts,
John ". lsAacs. Joseph Roemer.
Backbird-Thomas Chadwick, Harry
Q. Walker, Harry Bendt.
Brsndywine-W William II Hinkson,
John q Richards, William a. Richards
Chrlstlsna-Frederick F. Evans, Edwin
Evans, Willard z. Day
Mill Cresk-John W. Worrell, John
Brown, Isaac Dixon.
New Castle-Bennett Lancaster, James
IL Biggs. Frank Sohuhardt.
Peneader-Charles r K. Lewis, Lewis
Racine. Edward O'Rourks.
< Red dLlon-Montgomerv J Gray, Seth
Q Gibbons, Samuel A. ONeu
q st. GeorRes-Richard l.. Gray, Samuel
Yearsley, E veil CleRver
White Clay Creek-Thomas Morrison,
John Jones'
wllmington-Ellls a Cloud, Abram P
Stetser.
Second Panel Petit Jurors
Experimentation +. Collins,
Thomas d. Townsend, Clayton n. Pow
ell.
Blaokbird-George w Dluisls, David
w Stats William Nailor
Brandywine Isaac Elliott. Warren p
messlner, Lewis d. Day
Ohristisns-Mosas Lowther, Eyer r.
Vernon. John J. Wilkinson.
Mill Creek-John NJ Mitchell, Henry
Leach
New Castle-Walter W. Morgan, Her
man Padbsrg
Pencader-Arthur L. Draper, N. T.
Davis. John g Armstrong
Red Llon-Herbert Cannon, John Ds-
wilson, q. d. Griffin.
S. Gsorges-Yinsou Moore, B. en-.
Cochran, George +. Wilson
White Clay Creek-George R. Powell.
Elwood T.. Hawthorne, Frank McLaugh.
lin
Wilmipgton-ChRrles II. Foulk,
Thomas Y. Messemer.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Left lrm Broken.

George E Scot. Of Aberdeen, Nd ,
was thrown fim his wagon on
Thursday night the breaking OF
the axle and had Is left arm broken.
Hs was also badly bruised about the
bodY.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
VOL on Howard sehool.

The contract for rsmodsllng Howard
school has been awarded to r. B Clark &
Go OF Philadelphia. and they have com
piled With all the preliminary require
ments Work will begin in few
doro
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
olIset of the Commlltae.

The street and Sewer Department men
and the public generally seem 60 bs uu
der the Impression that the committee
appointed by the Board OF Trade Is Que Of
censure, but such Is not the fact. So
spoko Josiah Marvel chairman
OF the committee. TO an EvRN
ING JOURNAL reporter this morn
ing "rhe Board Of Trade 10 non.
political body Of t1x payers OF this town.
It has decided tnat 10 Is within its pro
vince to inquire into the exceuditurs Of
tho city money through the Street and
Sewer Depart ment and have It's
committee report what they
learn in relation TO tho expenditure Of
the $500, COO fund. together with other
funds thst have como into hat d
II, In the opinion OF the com
mittee this expenditure has been
properly made, II will Gle a report com
mending the department.. should it.
however end occasion to cenEure
the department. 70 will not
hesitate 10 do 80 We will ba very
glad TO have the Views OF any citizen
on this subject OF street paviog from a
practical, scleniile OF artislio stand =.
noint
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
v.rv Low Tidcs To-dnv.

The ebb tide IN the Chrlstlapa this
morning was the loEest for a long time.
at Trout street whnri the mud bottom
was visible excPp. FOR about forty feet In
the centre Of the channel.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
IN. O.. Lnttinrs-

William \ Priokett will speak on
Cause and Effect" at the mems meeting
70 morrow afternoon. On Monday even
ing Charles E. Hulburd will address the
Bible ciaes.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Has a oIear Field.

Clayton T. Cam. Democrat, Of Penca
der hundred. is candidate for the lower
branch Of tbs General Assembly. Their,
is no one In the feid against him
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

once Seventh and kinR. Phone Bsb'
d. T. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood
EELsrgs pea coal For family uss
kzB- Hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
and kitchen furniture. etc No. 7O3 Har-
rison street, on Tuesday, April 7th. at 30
Y CLOCK, consisting of rug parlor suit, oak
chamDer suit two extension tables. parlor
ta1le. six oak cane chairs, feather beds and
Deudlng, Brussels and rag carpets, lace and
4 nehlle curtains. rugs mattresses and springs,
ictor cook glass ana Queens ware and many
pthsr articles not mentioned. Tho above
goods are as good as new, and will be sold. g..
Y. D0herty. George Drake, auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Neu students.ow EntarInr

Goldey College. Eisth and Market
streets. The iudiyidsl instruction plan
explains why they env weekly. Write
or cal for circulars.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
ArLANrIo uIrY. n. J
GAN MARCOS HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts, Avenues,
MI . ..r.rl. llrr..r n
-TLANIlO City, N. j..

After thorough housecleaning and renova-
tion has been reopened Tor the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
formerly prOprietress of the kenilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat. Hydraulic Elevator, Sun Par
Ior Baths. all cOnveniencos. Write for rates
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
nerlnnors rsurht and speed Lcasona

For advanced students at tho Special
Shorthand Lessons at doldey College.
beginning Mondey night next April 0th.
lnalvlduAl inalrneilan. OQsn % all.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

90 TO THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" COmpany's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction IN prices. 401l6 Market
street. above Fourth.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
Ten-knffIes Sing

A merry tune over fires made With
Fell aud Joseph's hsud cleaned coal Our
extra large family Pea Coal Is $i25 less
than other sizes. Alwsys dry coal and
2240 pounds a ton. Front aud Madison
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

Show cases any style and sl2a from
s. so upwards s. d Durstein, East
Second street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
In Favor Of women DoIsxatss.

Al yesterdays session OF the Delaware
Methodist Episcopal Conferences In
Chester the conference voted in favor o.
the Admission Of women delegates By
vote o. si 70 II A big meeting will be
held Ia Chester Opera House 20 moro y
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
aUs1znsE UARDs.
rEwING MACHINES.

II HOEGELsBERGER. Md,
IL 8l6 MARKET STREET.
Made THE EYE HIS SPECIAL STUDY
in the Universities Of Vienna, Austria, and
New York City, IN the philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
he EXAMINES EYES FREE and gusran-
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500,
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

A party OF golfers will play on the Bach
links this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
BUSINESS orPoRruNIrIrs.

~ Inn per month. or more. Chances 10
TlOO make money by speculation are
better now than ever. Nice Incomes ave made
I rom stnall Investments. Wheat and stocks
|1,Her |,er excellent opportunities for those with
limited means 10 make money. We always
Nork Ior customers interests Write for advice
anu oo9k. showing how o do Il. free.
OOMACh a co % Broadway. ew York
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

f I ADIE~l Chichester's nglish Pennyroyal
4 IL pills Diamond Brandt afe the best. safe,
Reliable. Take no other. Send &c. stamps. for
purticulars. Relief for Ladies'" in leIrer by
|return mail. At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
REAL ESTATE.

.INJR RENT-CHEAP. LARGE STORE
~ southwest corner Seventh and Poplar
4 ftreets Good stand for any business. Will
liam J. FISHER, GIG Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
FOR SALE.

|EOR SALE -- WORKMEN'S TINE RE
n corder. Win record employees time at the
ate OF 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. III French street.
|EOR SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
II typewriter, cost 500. Apply second fl 5or
No. III French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
NorTuEs

NOTICE.
|lN My place Of business Is AL Market ant
pos Shipley streets. and have not cp med any
branch OF this store in any other location.
Phone 133. FRANK S. DURE,
OF Harness. Trunts and Bags.
Evening journal., 1896-04-04

Sen Auben DC cigar for sale in leading
stores, made BY Durstein, K. Second ST
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
snaclal MuaIc nt Ennorth.

There will be special music at EpEorth
NJ Z Church on Sunday morning At
the evening service a special Easter pro
gram will be rendered BY the choir and
Sunday school. The choir will sing the
folio wing numbers:
Gloria patri
Why Seek Ye the Living Among the
botu -. .t.... sss.sssss = lolh
Awake Thou That Sleepest". ~. Maker
THE Lord is Risen Indeedm..... ..... Billings
Christ Has Won the Victory" ........Hubert
lie rs Risen" ".............- .,--..-......nlmper
Evening journal., 1896-04-04
BOTH GRAND AND PETIT
The Jurors Drawn at the
Court House This Afternoon.
GRAND JURORS SERVE ONE YEAR

Two Panels OF Petit Jurors, Most OF which
WIN Serve on the May Term OF the
Court Of General Sessions and Superior
Court-seoond Panel Men Dispose OF the
September Term OF Business.