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OGDEN.
NoCause of Action.

Mrs. Gibbs received injuries throuph
a defect To the plaliotm at the Uuion
depot aud was awarded damages 10 the
amount Of 5000. Ytuefuay In The
secon disir court the Jury In tue
case " Cborts e. Gibbs, husband q
the LADY, who sued the Uuilu Depot
company Tor the amount " $1,000 for
the loes Of his wi e's services, returned
verdict OF no cause OF action.
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NOTICE

The Rear Lake Land q 1.-Two stock Co, Cor.
pOTAtiOn, principal plaoe " business
salt Lakc Guy, Utah.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting OF tho directors hUld June (, 1888,
On assessment of ~ cents per STARE was levied
on tho tubscrbDd capital stock OF tho
corporation. payable July 10, l,lG, To-
tvu q, Lambert Jr secretary and treasurer,
AZ hiH ONCE. .I west iIrtt South ~, SAT- Lake
Guy, uah Any stock upon which this asses.
mont may remain unpaid on the llih day ~
july, lFt. Will bo delinquent and ndyCrilzpd
for sale ~ public auction Hnu unless payment
August, lh.t, 60 pas tho delinquent assessment
together win tie cot Of advertising and ca
GEO. @. LAMBERT IN,
te.y, aud Truas,
IS First South st., Salt Lake City, Utah
Htod Juno ith, 1900,
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Ogden's Queen.

The several cummi tees are hard at
work 70 make Ogden. + uflh u July
cel,hfatiou a cfedita9le sflAif. In the
voting Tor Columbia, II se HulsniskH
ittd tue iiet having 0, is8 vot,s; Lille
McCoy hns 1884; Ma, Bfowh 4,Oy2,
anu Misc BfsmNeli 3, lao.
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PROVO.
Wedding Bells.

Miss Efiic NJ. Fem aud Mr.. Samuo
J. Jotes were married last event v Of
the house Of MT. anu Sire. :. ;. Jou'e,
parents of tue groom. Bisn0p Nv
Wnuo OF the Second ward perform d
the ceremony. Toe wedding Frcrp.
ton was ne Ut the IN s, pleasant social
events VI the season.
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A car loaf " "tho Beer that mad,
Milwaukee, lRm0us."
Pil,oner, Export plnts and quarts.
Extra Pale.
Suhiilz Malt Extract.
The KeniucEy Liquor Co., agents,
ll.l3 East 70 'pnd S0uth 81.
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NOTICE
10 Cllllenl III saIl Lako CIV

A ~ CITIZENS bE7iUtNG TO DECOR,
~ ate In front uf their residences aud
p.ucoA Of huslnCss by electric display or other.
Wltu duuuE tho Ni1suWmur Carnival, may Do
DO uuOu communicating win the Chirt OF
10 zee and iho Chiof of tho tlTH Depar munt.
VINO have supervision Of such decorations.
iy order Oi tho Cl,y Council, june g8rd, 1884
DAVID b. kMEhi
FALL LAKE CRY, ulah. June !l,h, isgO.
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wha,A r.s.In.s, .a.araa.s a.a

says.
II. NJ. Blossom, senior member Of
II. NJ. Blossom a Co., 2lT N. 81 H.,
~. Louis, " tites. hsd been left with
very Distressing cough, tue result Of
iDfiusnEa, which nothing seemed 10
relieve. until took BdHGrds Hore.
Mound Syrup. One bottle completely
cured me-. ! sent one bottle 10 my
siH'eT, VINO had severe cough, and
she experienced immediate relief /
always recommend Ihis syrup TO my
friends.
John Cranston, 0Os Hampsblrs
street, Quincy, Ills, writ'H nave
found BaRardS HoTsh0und Syrup
| have ever known. II never disAp-
points. Price SOC.
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Man and Wife.

At the home Of Judge Baglsy DR..
jeffrey pefofmed the ceremony when
msdo Rotcft +. Harris eud Miss
Blanche Bagley husband and wife.
- th are well krown and hignly re-
sIoctoj IN Ogden.
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NnIIcE oF AssEssMENT.

Golden star MIN ana Mining company a
CORPORATION, principal place ~ bust
noes JtH UNH ny, Utah,
NOTICE "a mIrUY GIVEN THAT
- Mh meeting uf nc directors held on
June ON. So. an uFsussmout of one cent per
share was levied IH noe capital aiork Of tue
corporation, payable at once, % John u.
Hicuman, treasurer OF the company, NJ hla
ONCE I0um 40. lss Auaa hiyrH, second south
street, in tBlt Lake city, Yah. Any stock
upon which tins assessment may remain IN.
pald on August hth, lsl, viii be- delinquent
and advertised Tor sale NJ public auction, ana
uuluss payment be- made before, VII DO sold
on August Bitt, lst, 60 pay the delinquent a..
aessm6nt. tos, ther with cost Of advertising
JOHN II. HICKMAN.
Date Of hrst publication June 20. islG
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',UNIyAL HATES
Rio Grande western Hallway.

For the Midsummer Carnival and
First State Cel' hralion ut Salt Lase
CITY. July God. sfJ aud 4'h, the follow.
ing low round trip rates are authorize
TO Salt Lake CITY and return via II. q.
w. Railway:
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UlL,NoueNi ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Gold Queen Mining Company. Location %
principal place ~ business, shlt lato CITY,
ltah Location uf milcs. Nluc Mountains
Mining district, san Juan County Lth.
NOTICE THERE ARE DFLINQuENr
~ upon the following described STOCK on
account ~ AaarfHmUnt Nc. ]. levied on Apru
ttn. lsgl. the several amounts sCt opposite mo
names OF tho respective stockholders Ne fol.
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Alanti Temple.

The Manu Tempe Will close on the
1871 u july, anu reopen on ihu lst VI
Septvmuer, 1895
joins ID. +. MCALLIsTFR,
. rsident.
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salt Lnke Temnle.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday, June Goth, ana reopen on
MonJRy, Auvus ~, 1895.
LURFNZp -Nuw, President,
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srrcI,LrvcrnsloN RATES
VIA ihc Jnion 'ncIHc Tor Midsummer
Carnival.

The i1ilDwiag special rates for sale
Of round trip tickets 10 SAT- b1kr cry
tot the Midsummer Carnival, July End,
stI and b, will be In effect over the
Union Plcifr
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Logan Ifemple Notice.

The Logan Temple will close on Fri.
day, July 3, and npsn again ON Tues
day, Sept, 1t, 1896.
NJ. W. MERRILL,
PRECEDENT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Probate pIylsl9nt ---
Judicial nlllrlg'' w. ,,,.i, M t.,si,
In the matter ot tho estate OF iiaucha'1 ~
rotut, deceased

In the matter NJ the estate Of lilauehl'4 49,
rottit, deceased
NOTICE IS HEHEHY GIVEN IhAt
N nrUwcr Pctlil, administrator OF w b.,
thtn " blanchard u, fotut, dger.sv'' sad
rendered for retirement, and hltl Wv ,s1o al
rourt M uuul account N hiB Admlntu 20" n
snid cftato AN petition Tor nua un N. t,T.
OF tho rosiduo ut HAld estate amonh VIA srd
s0nH entitled thereto, anu ihat ~ hl, 'n,. al
day uI Juiv,A, a.. 1880 10 lll olp'h g"1ttr
III court room OF sad court a. . 1ng Nj iah
C0url il0us sat Lake OltY and tou.'li 5Sd
ia. neon dulv HppotntCd hy the iudgf ul XXI
court for tho settlement Ut HHid h'''a"ss MD
hearing haid petition for Distribution ~ saii
tImo nnd place any person lnWlt..,. ~ I'M
cHtnte may appear aud chow eaut', d. ~
thoro be why SAID account should nos I1ais
tlcd and oppoytu and hnai dlhlllNu''"
Oh prayed for
" sesii '""' '''"' u h. STANTON, C'eIt
IVA. O. HEESE, Deppy nUstTA
JOuS NJ. OiSSoN, Attorney Tor Ainl'''
tor,
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TIckels on ssle Juy Let aud Cad.
Good felurniny until July 5'h.
u. H.. hurley,
General Agent P,.scuger Dept.
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Handwriting.

Senator Cannon was around town
shaking hauGa with his many ifisnus
yesterday.
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From Pocatsllo and all stations on
Utah y rthCrn, sEuth thereof, July
2nd an q. From MI other sta,iOns,
July LEI hnu 2nd. Coed returning Ut.
~ Jolly Stn.
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Go 10 the old reliable Gadbe.Pllti
Go. fnr everything In The Drug Inc.
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NOTICE.

T/ION's BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.
II The annual meeting OF the stock olleTs
OF lions BehUlg buldlns society Will be held
on tuesday, July n, lf1R, ats O'Clock y M, ~
theL u NJ |, Hhou Factory, Tor the election
OF Ulcers for tho ensuing year, tho prCsUutus
ton Of the nnhncial report and the Transaction
OF su1h other business ~ may lawfully come
before the mccuug
EDGAR HOWE, Secretary.
SALT LAKE CRY, june %, issd.
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES THAT AT a
~ meeting Of the board Ot nirculUrs held
on the uth day 90 June, 300 an Assessment OF
tai biucs ~ the corporation, pai hulu on or boz
fore the mn day of July, lsaf, 10 " N.
bradley, VICE President u the company, athi
tty, Utah. Any stock upon which tho access.
meut may remain unpaid on the lath dny OF
July, l-h, VIII hf delinquent uud advertised
Tor sale ii public auction, and unless payment
IL made before will be- sold on tho ari day NJ
August 1850, at2 O'Clock y. M, at he once Of
the company over No. ~ hast tirst south 49,
iaOcOul door, rAlt Lake tltY, Utah, 10 nay
the delinquent AsEtssmrut together with tho
cost Of advertising and expense of sale
NJ iLNN a. lON,
Secretary AUCN Mining Company.
AnlL I.aL- -LLu- ImuN lLM. I.-..
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant 10 AN order uf sale make la
Tie above ruutled action On the .lnd day "
June, 1880, viii, at IAN on the llth DAY Of
july, $50 F., NJ thu Wuft door ut the CfV and
tuuny building 10 tho city und county nj
sat Lake, state ~ ttuh, Ohcr for H1Ir TO tho
hlgNChl bl1Tpr Tor each, all N the following
described real estate, IurWItt-
Con mOurug ut iur fpUthohst corner NJ lot
I, block b, mas "U', SAT- Lake Guy Survey.
running ihmte west 300 rods thence north 8
rods, thence oust . rods, thence south three
TOin To mo place NJ UrEuuug, No bid will
be- received for loss than 81 600
Dated June y, 1884
g. S,E q. LITTLE, Referee.
Il, J, DAILY, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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Made Alice Dye aud Loretta Dye, PLAINTIFF,
W Florence Dye and Harriet EiiIA bye,
Defendants.
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DUNMORl..

All members of the council were pres
ent last evening when President Hag-
gerty called the meeting to order. The
minutes of the last meeting and a
special meeting held on March 10 were
approved as read. The bonds Of Lewis
EnSlc as treasurer and George II. Jack
son as street commissioner, We're ac-
cepted and placed Oil file. NJ. j. Cooney,
of the John Il. Smith Fire company,
and NJ. S. Bulger, Of the \. d. Spencer's.
We're appointed assistants to Victor
Burschel in the fire department.. Re-
ports from the chief of police showed
no arrests during the month and lights
burning well. The street commissions
er's report showed work done to the
amount of Si3j.9i. a very complete and
concise renort by the chief OF the fire
department showing the number of
fires, losses, value of apparatus owned
by the borough, etc, was received,
placed on file, and his recommendation
referred to the fire committee. a petit
tion was received from the Electric
Hose company asking the borough to
purchase apparatus held by them
which was referred to the fire commit
tee An ordinance was presented by
Mr.. Ward giving the Traction company
the right of way on Cherry street to
Third street from the intersection of
Blakely street and was referred to the
railway committee. a bill of $i22.SO
for damages sustained by II. p. Letch-
worth from an. overflow of water on
Chestnut street was referred to
special committee consisting of Mcssrs.
Walsh, Harper and Nc!i!lister. a COM
munication was received from the Sub
urban Light company taking eNcep-
tiOns to certain statements made by
Burgess Duggan in his annual mes
sage, and showing that Dunmore was
getting light as cheap, If not cheaper
rate, than many cities using many more
lights. The borough engineer was au-
thorized to give the grade of Monroe
avenue between Green Ridge and Della,
ware streets. 4 number of bills were
presented. and orders drawn for the
various amounts. a bill from the Dun
more Gas and Water company for
water was referred to the fire commit
tee in conjunction with the chief OF the
department. AN adjournment was
made to meet ut the borough building
en- the 18th at 7.30 p. m.
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TROLLEY WIRE BROKE.

At . o'clock last night the trolley
wire on the South Side line broke In
two near the Mates street bridge. The
broken wires sent out flashes of fire
from the ends wien they struck the
rails and there was Il quite display OF
red light until some one removed them
fronl the track. Traffic was interrupt.
ed for three quarters of an hour until
Foreman Andrew ConlOn and force OF
linemen repaired the break.
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS OF NEWS.
The funeral of Mrs. Christina Miller
was held yesterday afternoon ct 2
o'clock from the late residence on Birch
street Interment was made In North
Washington avenue cemetery.
The Women's society Of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church will cele-
brate it's anniversary next Sunday
evening.
A meeting of the Scranton Saenger-
runde at Matters hall last night to
take action on the project Of building
hall resulted in nothing definite. The
matter will be taken up at some future
time.
Martin Mooney won the prize, a gold
badge, for the cadet bringing In the
most members in recent contest In the
cadet organization Of st. Johns Total
Abstinence and Benevolent society.
A. V. Bower will deliver lecture on
"Michael Angelo in the lecture room
of the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening, commencing at O'Clock, in
stead of Tuesday evening, as has been
heretofore announced. The admission
will be % cents.
The Rev. Mr.. Gibbons will preach at
the Dunmore Presbyterian church sun
day morning and evening.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Marriage Of Henry J. zieGlcr and Miss
Minnie pontius Pablo Meetlrs for
Good Roads Friday Evening.

Henry +. Ziegler and Miss Minnie
POntius We're married at O'Clock last
evening at the residence OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Fred Weichel, Gear avenue and River
street, by Rev. William A. Nordt, pas
tor OF the Hickory Street Presbyterian
church. The ceremony was performed
in the front parlor in the presence c.
only the relatives of the bridal couple.
Miss Yettie Pontius, cousin of the bride,
was bridesmaid, and Jacob Pontius,
brother OF the groom, was groomsman.
The gowns Of the bride and her maid
were of tan cashmere with lace and
Persian trimmings.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ]. Ziegler, parents of the groom,
MIR. and Mrs. Fred PoItius, parents of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weichel,
Mr.. and Mrs. August schimptf, MIR. and
Mrs. Lo2is Schumacher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Epp, Misses Anna, Lulu and
Emma Pontius. A supper was served,
and at 1910 Mir and Mrs. Ziegler left
on the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western road for Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada. They will return in
ten days ana will reside at 50l Cedar
avenue. Mr.. Ziegler is young man.
active In business with his father in
the hardware firm Of Ziegler & Schu-
macher, and he has earned favored
reputation through his ability and in
tegrity. His bride il a young woman
OF many graces ard charms.
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A CARD or THANKS.
Editor of The Tribune.

Editor of The VrlDune.
Sr:-Will you permit me, through the
columns OF your paper, to express, on
behalf OF the membership of the Rail
road department OF the Young Mems
Christian association. our hearty thanks
to all who helped to make the produc don
of "The Messiah" a success. We desire
especially to thank Professor Haydn t.v-
ans and the members CT the Choral uni on,
whose faithful work during the past fonr
months made the production of the ora
torio possible; also the patronesses whose
practical interest aided materially in
making the affair a success. Our thanks
are also due to Mr.. J. Henry Mckinley, Of
New York, to whom we are indebted for
many favors; to Mr.. G.. r. Clark for floral
decorations; to the officials of the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western railroad
for their assistance: to the city Young
Mems Christian association for the use
of their hail; to the press of the city: to
the advertisers in the programme and to
the public whose hearty support while
1t was given, no doubt, on account Of the
magnificent programme presented, we
are plea sed also to cOnstrue into an express
sion of favor toward our work.
The committee in charge of "The Mes
siah" request that parties holding ticket
orders make returns as soon as possible,
as 1t is desired to close up the finances
during the present week.
+. W. Pearsall, Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, April Z. 1896.
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FOR GOOD ROADS.

A meeting of the South Scranton
Wheelmen's club was held at Germania
hall last night and the committee APP
pointed to fix date for a public meet
ms In the interest of good roads report
ed that next Friday evening has been
selected. 1t will be held ct Germania
hail and addresses will be delivered by
e.; .;County Surveyor a. B. Dunning,
George Sanderson. president Of select
council, City Treasurer c. G. Boland.
and others. That Is the night on which
the meeting of the South Side Board OF
trade would fall. AMI 1t has been de-
cided that there viii be no session OF
the board. Captain Joseph F. Woel-
kers, of the club has issued notice to
the whcelmen to turn out tomorrow
night for run on the principal streets
Of the South Side to advertise the public
meeting. a crowded hall is looked for
Friday night. Colonel Eugene Call will
Illustrate Mr.. Dunnings lecture with
stereOptiCOn views.
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NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Edwin Bowen has accepted a position
as soliciting salesman for Clarke Bros.
Mrs. Lewis Roberts has recovered
from an Illness brought on by the death
of her daughter, Sarah, who was buried
several weeks ago.
Mrs. L. S. Florey, Of North Hyde
Park avenue, returned yesterday from
Plains, where she attended the funeral
of her. sister.
Miss Sarah Jones, Of NorthBromley
avenue, has returned from visit to
friends Mt Pittston.
Mrs. James Ord and Lizzie Watkins,
of Fillmore avenue, have returned from
visit to Carbondale.
Born, a baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Richardson, of Van Buren, ave-
nue..
The rattle for the benefit of David
Morris, of Keyser avenue, has been
postponed until June IL.
l.. i. Robathan has returned from
Pottsvilla. where he attended the BAN
quet of the Cambrian society, Of that
place.
The convention of yesterday Is re-
ported on another page.
The Tabernacle church is preparing
for the production of a cantata.
Thursday evenings concert at Mears'
hall is for the benefit of the Scranton
Street Baptist church, not the Jack.
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PARTY TO MRS. BERTINE.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Bertine, on South Main avenue, last
evening. a surprise party was given in
honor of Mrs. Bertine. There was
much pleasure and the guests were de-
lighted at the hostess management OF
their entertainment. Those who at
tended were Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Smith
and son. of Staten Island, n. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Acker. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Acker, Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. Acker,
Mr.. ard Mrs. S. W. Wrigley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wrigley, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
$. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs, II. M. Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Snover, DR.. and Mrs.
+. c. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William Chase.
Mrs. G. =. Carson. Mrs. +. 7. knauss,
Mrs Frank Beck. Mrs. +. +. Metz,
Mrs. George Fields, Misses Carrie Eel
lows, Alice Miller, Grace Acker. Nettie
Fern, Leah Knauss. Laura Green,
Stella Green, Mary Crossen, Louise
Flynn, Bert Green. Charles Oliver,
Charles Bcrtine, Harry Randolph,
Harry Acker, Arthur Beck.
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CHIEFS OF RED MEN.

The following chiefs were instituted
in Bald Eagle Tribe, No. 0l2, Independ-
ent Order Of Red Men at the last meet
ing: Sachem, G. l.. Biddleman; senior
sycamore. w. II. Becker: Junior saga
more, d. T. Evans; prophet. A. T. Bid
dleman; keeper of wampum, Adam
Wheeler; keeper of records. ]. a. Price;
collector Of wampum, s. b. Price; war
riors, s. G. Parry, John James, Albert
Foster. John Davis; braves, Il. Wage,
!. G.. Derrick; trustees, S. G. Fairy,
John Davis; representative to Great
Council Of Pennsylvania, /. G.. Detrick.
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M'KENNA'S FILTRATION.

Witnessed BY Small Audience at the
Academy.
Edgar Selden and a good supporting
company presented "McKenna's Fir
tation" at the Academy of Music last
night. The bad weather and counter
attractions accounted for the small au-
dience.
An attractive feature Of the PERFORM
ance was the character singing by
Caroline Wolf as Mary Ellen Ryan,
and the dancing Of Daniel Barrett as
Katherine O'Donnell.
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AN EASTER PARTY.

On Monday evening an Easter party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese Maddox, Of Fourteenth street,
in honor of Miss Hannah NJ. Jones.
Those present were Misses May How
ellis. Mary j. Grifiiths, Millie James,
Lizzie Moses, Millie j. James. Louise
James, Stella Evans, Agnes Williams,
Hannah NJ. Jones and David Jones,
Gwilym Maddox, David Phillips. Da-
vid Davis. Lawrence Jones, Jacob
Cammer, David II. Davis, John ii.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Maddox,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews.
There were songs by Lawrence Jones
and David Phillips.
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THEIR NEW PASTOR.

Rev. J. Z. Sweet, the newly appointed
pastor Of the Simpson Methodist E,pis-
copal church, Is a gentleman Of much
promise and not a. little fulnllment. He
is not rs experienced in the pulpit as is
DR.. Floyd, but his old pastorates have
been e,ninently satisfied with his WORK.
He Is about 40 years of aGe. is married
and has two sons and one daughter.
MIR. Sweet appeals especially to the
young people OF the church. lie cleri;ed
in the Globe Warehouse several years
ago and he is quite well known on this
side.
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Death of E. C. post-Party for Mrs. Z. l..
Dcrtins-Mr. aud Mrs. Reese
NaddOek'S Party.

&c. Post died at 1880 o'clock yester-
day morning at his home on jackson
street. He had been sick for 4 period
of one year. Mr.. Post was aged 50
years. He was born In Suithville
Flats, ". Y, coming here in 1877. A
wife and two children, Mrs. r. NJ.
Whitman and Mrs. W. c. Dunherly,
survive him. He was member of the
Grand Army of the Republic. The fu-
neral will occur Friday at o'clock.
Interment will be made in Forest Hiil
cemetery.