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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30
POLITICAL NOTICES.


In Obedience to the Call of Hon. w. &.
Brown the Republicans of the second waui are here
by notified 70 attend special meeting Of the club
seven o'clock. at the hal! Of the mother club.
Geddes' Hall, Erato street.
seao It, c. F. GLAUDIN. First Vice President.
To the Eolored Voters Of the second
call issued by the Hon William g. Brown. YOU
notified that an election will be he'd THURS.
DAY. October 2 az $50 p ~. at the corner of Dry.
AIDES and De.old streets, to elect SIX delegates to
represent the Second Representative District in
the convention to meet ia the Mechanics Institute
0a the seventeenth day of November next.
By order al the committee:
THOMAS MURRAY. Cha!rnan:
WILLIAM HARRIS.
FRANK WILLIAMS.
AUGUSTUS REED.
HENRY WILLIAMS
DAVID WILSON.
FERDINAND DAVIS,
FRANK TAYLOR.
WILLIAM MORETOE.
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON.
New Orleans. September q, 1879. sec2'
Attention. Coiored Men of the sixth
pistiiet.-Cololrd voters of the Sixth District are
hereby notified that in obedience the call for
Convention 81 colored men, issued by the CON.
mlttte OF colored men, through the Hon. William
q. Hrown, to meet at III. Mechanics Institute on
the seventeenth OF November next. for the pur'
rose Ct eecIlng additional delegates to co operate
with those already elected by said committee TO
more e;tectually present our grievances to Con.
gross at its session next winter. there Will be
distinct convention Of colored at the late JET.
feIsoI City Hail. on MONDAY, the twenty ninth
instant at ?. NJ Tor the purpose Of electing four
delegates TO represent the Sixth District il said
State convention. The airport comment OF delegates
% the district convention shall be. Twelfth ward
I've. thirteenth ward five and fourteenth ward
aElte nele3a'ts. ne chal1nen "f the wards are:
Twelfth ward. John Marks: thirteenth. Hon. A.
Deloie: fourteenth ward. &. Brown.
The Aforesaid chairlnen viii convene tie cOioTed
voters OF their respective wards q! aucn time and
place as they shai! deem proper and elect dele.
gates to said district Convention as above pro.
S.CtG iofe ~ ORDER OF the district committee.
). u. Sal DEF. Chairman:
y Helct, y. h. Bush.
ychn Marks. James Lucier.
L. T. stamps. NJ Brown.
a Perry b. Smith.
l.. 'anderpoN. i. Wilson.
&. r. Augustus PauI peio;e
W. liam Bau,la.., ,E T. Lai.t..
william Young. Jules p4iuie
i.putte. a. Andersen.
D. Brown. Paul Bruce,
T. baUdult. H. Campbell.
SEES ID !! T. POr.e
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succession Of ". 4. Lee-No. 36,l3J.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans.-Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors of this estate, and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten days from
the present notification, if any they have or can,
why the account presented by the admnistra.
tor of this estate should not be k0mOlOgated and
approved, and the funds distributed i'll accordance
herewith.
BY order Of the Court.
se2l rs %. FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Conrad Yolirati-NO. 81, 64f
CECOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of OTleahs-Whereas. Matthias Kepplef has Pc
titioned the for letters of ad administration
the estate of the late Conrad Vollrat dece ased
lntestate. Notice IS hereby given TO all whom il
may concern, to show cause within ter days WHY
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
By order of the Court.
se30 oc4 q FRANK PACE jR Cerk
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GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans Notice is hereby given to the credit.
OF this estate, and to all other persons herein
interested to show cause within ten DAYS from the
present notification if any they have o. can, why
the account presented By the administrator
of this estate should not be homologated and ap.
proved. and the funds distributed il accordance
herewith.
BY order OF the Court
se26 so oc4r FRANK PACE. iR., Cierk.
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CECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orieans-Whereas.W William John Mccall
has petitioned the cour: for letters of curaorsbp
tne estate Of Thomas c. Mccall. absentee.
Notice is hereby given to al whom it may con-
cern 20 show within ten DAYS why the
PRAYER OF the said petitioner should not be granted.
BY order of tine Court.
ke2S nc2. ERANK PACE Up Gierk
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dulging freely in well known tonic called
rye whisky. 1t is astonishing how many
men expected to have an attack OF dengue.


AQUEER LARcEST.-Mr. Christopher Sit
tie got out of his wagon yesterday. and left
il standing on the corner. a young limo OF
destruction, named Jules Flandry, saw a
chance to make a nimble penny, and getting
into the wagon drove the establishment
straight to the pound. He had no authority
of any kind; the city ordinance was not vio-
lated, but he had cheek. Mr.. Sittle. not
finding his team when he came out, was
outraged, and not at all appeased when,
after search, he found the loafer with his
team a. the pound, just getting dollar for
his capture. With the assistance Of a
Metropolitan Mr.. Flandrv was landed in the
third precinct station. Here a wicked look.
ing bowie was found on him, and ne went
before Judge Staes on two charges, and was
remanded for trial on some future day.
MoRTUARY.-The number of deaths IN
this city for the week ending Sunday
evening last at six o'clock was !i9. The
causes of death were as follows:
One Of abscess Of the lungs. . of albumi-
nuria, Of apoplexy. OF bronchitis, ! Of
cancer, OF cancer of the breast, OF cholera
infantum, l OF cholera morbus,!l of cirrhosis
of liver of compression Of the brain, of
congestion, . of congestion OF the brain. 10
of consumption, z OF infantile commissions,
! of cyanosis. . of adult debility. ! of in
diarrhea, drowned. = Of dysentery, ? Of
diphtheria. Of entero colitis, of bilious
fever. 6 of congestive fever. : Of intermit.
tent fever. OF dengue fever, . of puerperal
fever, ) OF remit,ent fever. 6 OF malarial
fever, OF typhoid fever. 81 Of yellow fever.
of gangIene Of the leg. of CASTRO en-.
teritis. 2of disease OF the heart, of valvu.
lar disease of the heart, OF inflammation
OF the bowels, 3 of Inflammation of the liver,
l of int1am nation of the stomach. = Of in.
anition. of insanity, of intussusception
of the intestines, ! OF disease of the liver,
/ of lockjaw. l Of laryrgitis, ] of leucocv.
themia. of cerebro spinal meningitis. 3
of old age. Of para yss, of peritonitis, ?
OF pneumonia, of pleuro pneumonia, ! of
poison by opium, Of premature birth, > OF
pgemia, OF smallpox, of softening of the
brain, of tertiary syphilis, , of teething,
6 Of iris nascentium, OF tables mesenterica,
= of liberation OF the bowels and - still
born.
OF the 81 deaths by yellow fever - died
in public institution. and in private prac-
tice.
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Il. ~ w. Croner vs.. John .iennrd and J..
! Curtis Waldo III sOlidO; Robert Chapskv. third
| apprenticeship Justice Court fov tie PARISH o..
Orleans, No. Gees.
| DIV VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERY PACiAs TO
| ID nc directed by the Hon. John Daly. Sixth
Justice OF the Peace in and tor she parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled suit have zed
and VIII proceed 10 sell at public auction, at my
warehouse. 40. 81 st. Andrew street, near Maga
zne street. on MONDAY. October e. 1873. at 10 A.
! THE FIXTURES AND CONTENTS OF A SEED
STORE as per inventory on file IN Ely Office.
| Seized in the above entitled SUIT.
Terms--Cash on the spot.
Edmond Johnson vs.. Joseph srsno-
No. 100
DY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF flERi FACIAs
| ID to me directed by the Hon. Samuel ". Otis.
Fifth Justice OF the Peace il AID the parish
of Orleans, IN the above entitled sni'. will pro.
| coed 20 sell at public auction. ca THURSDAY, oc.
! courthouse. Patterson street. between Bar.
;holomy and sesuin streets, E.c.h District Gate
0SE DARK BAY MARE.
! Seized IN the above entitled az! numbered suit.
Terms-cash Oh t B,s1S SPOT Pc .rrxx, c.,,o
| Christian Hanlei vs.. MIR. Cox and Widow
Cox. lis mother. in solido-Second Justice Court
in and Tor the parish 0: Orleans, No. 49,.
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERl FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. ". l.. Evans, SecoLd
Justice OF the Peace III and .oI rhe parish cf or
leans ~ tie above stated sui. will proceed TO sell
a. public auction the corner Of Lesseps and
Daupi,ne streets, 7 hird Nist:!c.. on THURSDAY
October 2, 49,. at twelve O'Clock NJ
ONE MARE, CEE COLT .iNU oSE SADDLE AND
Birdie.
Seized in the above number6! and entitled suit.
st3:28 oe2 JOHN McCoEMIcK Constable.
W jdov Catherine NIurdy VS.. Mir. ~eIIas-
sixth Justice Court for the PARISH o: Orleans.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FAC1As
ID 10 directed by tie Hon. John DaIy:
Orleans, in the above emitted suits, viii proceed
| to sell at public auction At Wv warehouse. No.
| 2al st. Andrew street. near Magazine street, or
MONDAY october 8 1873, az =. NJ
| ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD EUAEITURE. rs per
inventory file in my office.
Seized in the above suit.
| se26 oc; 5 WILLIAM FOLEY, Constable.
| Manuel Elliott vs.. Vincent >ereni-Third
Justice Court for tie 5a-4.. CT Orleans. No.
d. VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERl FaCIAs
ID directed bv me Hon. John L. LaTescte.
Third Justice OF -Ae Peace II and FOR tie parish
| of OTiears vs.. proceed 70 Sc. At public auc.
| ton. al the Merchants ard Au..loreers Exchange.
| Royal street. between Cana. and Custom house
| streeTs. IN tie Second District Of tits city. or
TUESDAY, October :, 1915, al the hour OF twelve
| O'Clock NJ, the following described property, 20
wit
| ALL THE RIGHTS, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
| sad vincent Sereni in and 20 a certa suit now
ending in the Fifth District Court ior the parish
| of Orleans, entitled Vincent SeTeni Manuel
| Elliott and bearing No. 1893 Of tie said Fifth
| District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered SUIT
Terms-Cash in United states treasury Lo-es on
| the spot.
sea oc2 : WILLIAM EGGN, Constable,
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TRIAL or No. rs STEAMER-She Taxes
tie Horns.-The members of No. : had
their steamer. the James Campbell, out for
test trial last Sunday. and went home
rejoicing, having made the longest throw on
record. badly beating No.2's great toss. In
fact. she beat her own big squirt of 3li fee:
inches. Of her last throw. the judges
make the following report:
New ORLEANS. September IS. 1873.
We. the undersigned. selected as judges
Of the trial of Eagle Steam Fire Engine
No. :. of New Orleans. Of the X. j. Gould
make. certify to the following as the result
Of said trial: Raising steam and turn over.
:. minutes 30 seconds: forced water through
100 feet of hose. > minutes 50 seconds; throw
through 100 feet Of hose and y inch nozzle.
so feet !. inches.
Il J1pNAN
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Succession of Martin Kelly,

Succession of Mastin Kelly.
TfNHE CREDITORS OF THe EsTATE OF THE
J. late Martin Kelly are notified to present their
claims to the Administrative, and those indebted
to the estate requested to settle their indebted.
ness at once. MRS. MARY ANN KELLY.
Administrative.
}. Q. NIXON. JR..
SEES 80 ocS Attorney. No 81 Camp street.
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eucce ..ion OF AmeIin Goe1g-No. 3ti. COZ.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT For TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans. Whereas. Joseph II. Dunn has
petlticned the court for letters OF admins.
Goetz deceased. intestate. Notice is hereby
given to al whom it may concern TO show cause
within ten days why the prayer of the SAID pe,i.
toner shoald not be granted.
Bv order OF the Court.
SEQ "a 30. FRANK PACE " Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-30

THAT MAN WICKLIFFE GONE WGs he
| Arrested The Times and the REPUBLICAN
! have published some details concerning the
arrest Of ex-Auditor Wickliffe, through the
fundamentally of Mr.. Strauss, a money
| broker of this city who had been swindled by
| Wicklitie to the tune of over $4,000. There
| are people in New Orleans who are inclined
| to doubt the entire story Of arrest. partial
! settlement. and final release a: Dalton,
| Georgia, and there are circumstanc IS which
| partly confirm that belief. When Wicklihe
| was arrested near Selma, Alabama, as was
asserted. nearly one year ago. no police
| officer of this force. or other official from
| New Orleans. so Tar as is learned.
took any part in the affair. The
| same again in the asserted arrest
| in Virginia. Superintendent: Badger in
| forms our reporter that none OF his subor.
| dinates were sent On that mission. and 1t is
| not customary for civilians 20 act the part
| of peace conservators. especially when q
| notorious criminal is to lie arrested il a
country village in Virginia to be brought to
New Orleans. Wicklife is not the kind of
| flesh and blood to stand bluffs, nor can he be
| hood winked by tricks-he has been the actor
| in too many OF them himself However. we
| will furnish our readers with some Of the
! latest stories concerning the great fnancier.
Mr.. II. Neugass. nephew OF Mr.. Strauss,
| was intrusted with the work OF capturing
Wicklitfe at an inland town in Virginia.
| Mr.. Neugass was accompanied by E. P.
Boyer, and the gentlemen were armed with a
requistion from the Governor of Louisiana
to the Governor of Virginia. They arrived
at Lynchburg or the twenty-second instant,
obtained the services OF sheriff and posse.
drove tc the village of Brookneal and
found Wicklitfe in bed. sleeping soundlv.
under the name of d.. Worsham. Of
course the fellow was hardly able to make
himself believe that he was not indulging in
an unpleasant. dream.
He shook off the drowsy god, and for an
instant was confused: but his spirits soon
rose, and lie was himself again, although a
prisoner. The party returned to Lynch.
burg on the twenty-thlrd. The sherlI1s
there resumed their local duties, and Mr..
Neugass started southwark with his pris.
oner. Wicklitre was deMure on the cars
down as far as Dalton. in Georgia. where
hal: was made to open telegraph CORE.
spondence with Mr.. Strauss, in this city.
Compromise was the word. if Wickliffe had
a sufficient quantity Of certified checks or
other evidences of wealth.
It appears that he had funds enough to
shut an eye, and after disgorgipg an unstated
amount he was permitted to go and sin no
more The statement is also made that
Attorney General Field consented to TIE
compromise. if M Strauss would withdraw
Of S.40. 600 wo.t}. OF what are termed Wick
life warrants. ]. is rather singular shat
Nj Strauss should refuse 20 :e.i now much
Wick.t.e disgorged. Who would be harmed
i! the fact was known.
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Posey closed up the gap to within few
inches, when Graham crossed the scratch.
Graham won the race by about six inches,
in thirteen seconds. The next time Ora
ham goes foot racing he will not enter into
any extended converse ton during the trial.
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a. Rochcrenu ct al. vs. the Heirs of tho

eseI oel' sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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Mrs. Widow 4. w. Paydon rs. Cyrus
Martin.

se3e oci2a Sheriff o. .he f'ar,st If Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-15
A GARD.

To the CitizenS of Dallas City and
County,:
The undersigned has established
himself as General Stock Auction.
eer and Commission Merchant in
your midst. Stock of all kinds, and
goods of every description, bought
and sold, on the most reasonable
terms.
Having located myself in Dallas
for the purpose of conducting the
above business in a legi innate way
| hope with past experience, to
merit the patronage of the good
people of Dallas city and the coun.
try at large, hoping to be able to
give justice and general satisfac.
ton to all parties. In connection
with the above business, | have es-
tublished an Intelligence Office,
where / will receive applications for
business of every nature. Persons
wishing employment, and parties
desirous of hiring laborers for any
kind of work, will find it greatly to
their interest to apply at tho Intel
ligence Office.
Merchants wishing to have goods
of any description sold, can send
them to my sales room, where |
will sell at night auction. 1 hold
myself responsible for all property
of any descriptian, entrusted to my
care for sale. The best of city ref.
erence given.
Office on Commerce street oppo.
site Livery Stable of Messrs. Gas.
ton & Work, West corner of Public
square, where l will be pleased to
see my friends of Dallas and the
country, during the business hours
of day or night.
M. A. HIBBLER.
Ny first sales will commence on
Saturday, next, the 18th inst,
when L will sell at public cutlery,
o superior lot of work steers with
Jokes and chains, one large road
wagon, lot of mules and horses,
ambulance and harness, and other
property. Persons wishing to sell
any stock or make purchases, will
find it to their interest to call and
see me.
M. A. HIBBLER.
vl-n2.d-1y.
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FEBRUARY Is, 1873.
BY TELEGRAPH.
sp,clal to the Dallas Herald.
RICE, TEXAS.

RICE, Texas, Feb. IA severe RUN
storm accompanied by VIVID hashes OF
lightning passed over here to, day; seven
telegraph poles we're struck by the light
ming and badly shattered SETH rl,,o.
Liverpool, Feb I'LL o. m'-0o''0n
steady sales 10000 bales c,.
New York, Feb. l4-l6 P. m'-Cotton
quiet; uplands 2Os
Gold-l4S. a., r.
Galveston, Feb. l4th-ll a. m'-Cotton
quiet; good ordinary l64 to l6; low mid
ding l64
Gold-l3i.
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DR. HUGHES
INFIRMARY,
DALLAS TEXAS,
DIR. +. Il. HUGHES

DIR. +. IL. HUGHES
Begseave to inform the citizsls OF Dallas and vi.
cnlty that he has permanently located IN this city,
with Wow OF devoting timselfto the treatment OF
snch diseases as no has made spccialtios, besides
con nuing the general practice Of the pro sslon OF
medic 10, in which he has been engaged In this
State for the last % years. He is provided with II,
tho necessary instruments and modern improve
ments iot The performance ofal surgical opsra-
tons, and more particularly those pertaining to
diseases of females aud to this branch OF the 70.
fession will continue to give special attention.
Office hours from 0 to 10 aud from 8 to s. Offics
over the Drug store Of Dr. NJ. Cochran,
Ladies desri1g to consult him Professionally can
do 80 from to 3r.N., at his residence, corner Of
Live Oak and Pearl streets. Those from distance,
when desired will bo received and treated OF his
lnralnary. adj AGENT thereto.
Being q stranger In this section OF the State, and
this being new enterprise in this city, by pormis
sion, for professional character and otherwise, he
has the honor 10 refer to
John Henry Brown 4 Son, DR.. A. NJ. Cochran,
MAJ. 7. @. Jordan, ". G. Randall L Brother.
Nov. 2.-S:6mos.
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THH sT. LOUIS ROUTE

is destined to become the popular ono to ali points
East. Passengers have free choice Of routes over
the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway; Via Visiia
and tho Atlantic L Pacific RAILROAD or via Sedaiia
and the Missouri Pacific Railroad. Full informs.
ton may be obtained at the Offices Of the Houston
4 Texas Central Il. r., ri Psso Mail line, Missou-
ri, Kansas 4 Texas Railway, or upon addressing
L. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, st. Louis,
Mo. Feb. 8, 7S.2l;ly.
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zoo BARRELS FLOUR

st stes, fresh from st Louis, just recslved by, -
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS 4 90.
Jan. l. lS73.l7am 'aa.trt. ~ iF.t4
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M. Paul Janet, French writer, has
SHOWN that since the year 1889 there have
been twelve different governments in
france, tho average duration of which
has been from seven to eight years.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-15

A scientific journal computes that
we can 60 on burning coal $500
years longer without exhau sting
10 supply,
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A sensible Kansas man who comm tilted
suicide left this dying injunction:
Don t make fuss over me, but chuck
me in hole"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-04-24
ART DEPARTMENT.

Notwithstanding the increase in the price Of
subscription last Fall, when THE ALDINE
assumed its present noble proportions and
representative character, the edition ,cus
than don6led during the past ycAr; proving
that the American public appreciate, and wi II
support, a sincere effort in the cause Of Art
The publishers, anxious to justify the ready
confidence thus demonstrated, have cxerted
themselves to tho utmost to develop and ia
prove the work and the plans for tho coming
year, as unfolded by the monthly issues, will
astonish and delight even the most sauguinc
friends of THE ALDINE.
The publishers are authorized to announce
designs from many Of the most eminent artists
Of America.
In addition, THE ALDINE will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters, selected
with view to the highest artistic success land
greatest general interest; avoiding such as
have become familiar, through photographs.
or copies Of any kind.
The quarterly tinted plates, for 1873, will
reproduce four Of John S. Davis inimitable
ild-skctches, appropriate to the four seasons.
These plates, appearing in the issues Of Janu-
ary, April, July, and October, would be alone
worth tho price of years subscription.
The popular feature Of q copicusly illustrat-
ed " Christmas " number will be continued.
To possess such valuable epitome of the art
world, at q cost so triaing, will command the
| subscriptions Of thousands in every section of
tho country; but, as the usefulness and attrac-
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proportion to the numerical increase OF its
supporters, the publishers propose TO make
assurance doubIy sure" by tho following uu-
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May FEsrlvAL.--A May Festival
will be held in the Presbyterian Church,
on the evening Of May 1st. The entor-
tainmcnt will consist of vocal and in
strumental music, the browning OF the
Queen, &c. The "Floral Odc," US
compt sed by Zundel, and sung i"
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y,
will be rendered by quartctte. The
May Queen will be selected by The
audience by ballot. Duriugthe crown
ing Of the Queen, four Maids Of Honor,
twelve Hcr4lds, and a chorus Of singers
will take part. The four seasons,
spring, summer, autumn and winter
represented by four young ladies-wi'l
present appropriate offerings to the
Queen. The flowers, represented by
small girls, will also give gifts to the
Queen. The Chorus will sing selec.
tions FROM the operatta Of the Twin
Sisters" The whole to conclude with
u Grand Tablcau, wherein all the char
scters viii! appear, with tho Angel OF
Peace lowering over them.
Refreshments, consisting Of Ice
Cream and Cakes. will be furnished at
reasonable prices.
An admittance fee Of Is cents will
be charged at the door. The proceeds
of the entertainment are for the benefit
of the church.