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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-02-18
STATE POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Yesterday.--Election of Ofii-
GERS.

A meeting of the members of the State
Poultry Association was held yesterday
at the Office of DR.. Schiffman, on Third
street, DR.. j. H. Bryant of St. Paul in
the chair.
The treasurer's report showed a sum
of $3.50 in the treasury.
The Society then went into the elec-
ton of officers, with the following result :
President-Dr J. II. Bryant, st. Paul.
Vice Presidents-S NJ. Spaulding, Minneap-
oils ; A. S. Van Aslyn, st. Paul; H. C. Smith,
lie Sueur; Charles McC. Reeve, Minneapolis;
K. C. Judson, Pennington.
Secretary-Dr. R. Schiffman, ST. Paul.
Treasurer-H. E. Blaisdell, Minneapolis.
chairman; DR.. R. Schifmann, William Os-
good, st. Paul. q. E. Blaisdell, Minneapolis
G. N. Cosgrove, LIE Sueur.
After some discussion it was resolved
| to hold an exhibition in this city on the
23d, Oath, 25th and 26th of next month,
and committee appointed to procure a
hall and solicit special premiums from
our citizens.
The entries will close at noon ON the
23d, the judging will be completed in the
afternoon of the same day, and the exhi.
bition will be open to the public on the
morning of the oath.
A first premium of S. and second pre-.
MUM of 50 will be awarded on all varie-
ties of fowls; also on geese, ducks, tur.
keys, pigeons, song birds, rabbits, and pet
stock OF all kinds.
An entrance fee of 81 will be placed on
the first coop, emitting the exhibitor te
season ticket, and fifteen c>nts entry
fee will be charged for each additional
coop.
A fee of five per cent will be charged
on the valuation for all entries for specia
premiums.
All exhibitors from outside the city art
to be paid their subscriptions in full OF
entering.
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Changing the boundaries Of school districts
High Forest, Olmsted county.
CONMITrEE OF THE WHOLE.
The bill appropriating slO,0 900 to insure the
Insane Asylum was indefinitely postponed, af-
ter warm discussion
MIR. Dixon's bill for biennial sessions was de-
bated at length and recommended to pass.
FEMALE SUFFRAGE.
Mr.. Keegan made the speech Of the session
on this question, insisting that in s'haythen"
times such thing was never thought Of that
the Author Of creation never 'intinded'' women
TO seek to attain the dignity Of a man; no
''dacent" woman ever thought OF desiring the
privileges sought to be conferred by this bill
Keegan's remarks were greeted with ap-
plause at the end OF every sentence
He was followed by Mr.. Berry, who, in q
strain Of eloquence, was proceeding to defend
his measure, when Major Camp asked the
gentleman to giveway for the joint convention.
So the committee reported progress, and asked
leave to sit again.
Recess till 2k Pm
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THE LEGISLATURE
senate, Wednesday, Feb. II.

Semate, Wednesday, Feb. II.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. McGovern, providing for the service
Of summons in proceedings against persons
supposed but unknown to be dead.
BY Mr.. Capser, appropriating money TO sup
the regular State appropriations 46, 600 for
the Winona School; $500 for the Mankato
school and q, 900 tor the st. Cloud School,
By Mr.. Hubbard, with q petition of manu-
facturers therefor,) establishing q standard
by weight of lime so pounds bushel and
quo pounds q barrel.
ByIMr. Folsom, with petition therefor) foi
removal OF ChisagO county seat from Chisago
City to Centre City.
BY Mr.. Benedict for appointment Of prac-
tical printer to be superintendent of public
printing at q salary OF - 900 year, who shall
give bonds in $4,000.
HOUSE, BILLS PASSED.
Changing time OF holding court in Cotton
wood county.
Changing the family name OF family nam
ed Olson to Langdon.
Amending special law OF 1856 by changing
names OF Basse to Pavles.
Requiring the Treasurer OF Dakota county To
omit the collection OF q tax for . town hall in
West St Paul, in the territory outside OF the
Sixth Ward OF St Paul.
Authorizing the Auditor OF Ramsey county
W GALlSCIIUC tHc uCIu4ucuS t0A Vi LA.
kota county relating to the Sixth Ward of st.
Paul. Provides for collection of the taxes by
Ramsey county, the county taxes to lie paid
over to Dakota county.
Amending the village charter Of Northfeld
Rice county.
Repeating the act regulating clerk hire in the
Auditors Office OF Carver county.
| Memorial tor mail route from 81. Cloud te
Richmond via Cold Springs.
Regulating fishing in Freeborn Lake, Free.
born county.
Authorizing Rock county to fund its f,oasins
debt
/ SENATOR cHID's NrERxsr BILL.
| The special order, Mr.. Child's hill, provid.
ing penalties for bargaining, exacting, or pay
ing interest over II per cent, being taken up
Mr. Child opposed the committee amendment
and moved that the original bill be engressec
| for third reading.
Mr.. Freeman thought the original bin, con.
tanning the penalties which were omitted il
the substitute, would operate to prevent AM
money being sent TO the frontier counties {.
loan.
The yeas and nays were taken, and Mr.
Child's motion WAS rejected Yeas Ii; nays q
The vots was then reconsidefed and Mr.
Armstrong then moved substitute that tn.
amended Bill be ordered engrossed for = thirs
reading.
Mr.. Child would support the molten, 70
the amended bill was Better than none
The amended bill having first been verbal,
amended on motion of Mr.. K. Nelson, the mo
ton OF llr. Armstrong WIS then adopeed-yea
81, nays 16
Recess till AZ AZ.
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Tha Dunueoa rlaxlboe.
Prom the Duluf1, 1ginuesoGian.

O01QG1I
Our Washington letter, to-day, shows
that in General Ayerill Duluth has )
firm and uncompromising friend. H
seems to be equal to the emergency. nGt-
withstanding he has the Kentucky dsle,
CATION and the Governor Of Wisconsin -
contend against. On behalf Of or entire
population We thank the General for HI
efforts in our behalf, and assure him that
his friendship will Be remembered by
them.
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House..
BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. Grover, regulating the fees Of
physicians in post m0rlem examinations.
BY MIR. Whittemore, appropriating
$4OO to build bridge across Little Chip
pewa river, in Pope county.
By Mr.. Sencerbox, relating to fees Of
clerks in common pleas courts in certain
cases.
ly Mr.. Bosworth, changing the names
Of Nelly Viola Jackson to that Of Nelly
Viola Westman, and Of John Nelson to
John A. Westman, and making them
Leirs-at.law Of Gustave Westman.
By Mr.. Crosby. amending school laws.
to regulate the salaries of county super
intendcnts, allowing $40 for each dis
trict.
By. Mr.. Peterson, to incorporate the
village of Pine Island in Goodhue county.
By Mr.. Irgens, to incorporate the vii
lage of Lyle, Newer county.
My Mr.. Listoe, amending the general
statutes, relating to civil actions.
Amending the exemption law, BY making
it apply only to citizens Of Minnesota.
By Mr.. Trcadwell, appropriating $87,-
500 for the support Of the INDECENT insane.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the Brownsville and Root
River Improvement Company to use water
from the Root river for manufacturing
purposes.
Changing the name Of the town Of
Upper Yellow Medicine to that Of Eids-
void.
Amending the act relating to tho duties
Of marshal in the village Of Chatlleld.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Amending general law Of 1873, relating
to school districts. Prohibiting those NOT
free holders from voting on questions Of
raising money at special school meetings.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Repeating special law Of 1873, relating
to clerk hire in the Auditors office Of
Carver county.
Amending the act establishing an
Inebriate Asylum, so that its constitu.
tionality can be tested in the Supreme
Court.
Providing for the assessment Of nursery
lands.
Te regulate the catching Of fish in Free
born Lake, in Freeborn County.
TO regulate fishing in Chisago and Isan-
ii counties.
| Requiring that common carriers shall
give receipts, and providing penalties.
Prescribing the salary Of the County
| Auditor of Houston county.
Amending laws Of 1853 relative to -.
| tiOns for damages from accidents occar
stoned BY threehing machines.
Authorizing County Commissioners Of
Rock county to fund the floating debt of
the county.
Amending journal laws Of 1873 relating
to officers Of common school districts.
Amending section article relating
to the investment Of school funds.
To amend the general statutes relating
to liens.
To regulate the apportionment Of the
school tax assessed in Minneapolis.
| Providing for the construction Of :
State road from Benson to tho Winona
and st. Peter Railroad.
Joint resolution authoiEing the absts.
ment Of taxes in Mile Lac county.
4 Adjourned.
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ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1875.

Number present and voting ...... ..... -. l42
Necessary to an election ........... ..... 70
Upon the announcement of this ballot the
convention adjourned, on motion of Mr.. Dea-
kin.
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NUMBER 80.
committee rose was referred to Mr.. Dor
an for correction.
w1NoNA AND ST. PETER GRANT.

WINONA AND ST. PETER GRANT.
Mr.. Cox's bill renewing the grant to
the Winona and st. Peter railroad conn
pany, designed to cure the defect Of the
former State grant, as exposed by the
Supreme Court in recent decision, was
discussed at some length on propositions
to amend for the further protection Of
settlers on the lands, and pending
an amendment by Mr.. Donne.ly providing
that the company shall stipulate its sub
lection to the right Of the Legislature to
regulate freight and passenger carrying,
the bill was made special order in COM
mittee for next day.
After passing upon numerous local bills
the committee rose and the Senate ad-
journed.
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senate Talk About q Second State
Prison..Winona 4 st. Peter Land
Grant..The Doctors Post Mortem
Bill Before the HOuse..The Imcbris
ate Asylum Law Test Bill Passed by
the House.
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HOUSE, BILLS PASSED.
Changing the boundaries Of school districts
High Forest, Olmsted county.
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Senate.

On re-assembling at three P. n. the Sen
ate went into committee Of the whole.
Senator Drake in the chair, with forty
seven bills on the general order.
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premium Of twenty-five dollars for
plan pfa Jail. A. there Is but a few
days 10 20 on, contractors should bring
up their bids,
The Swiss citizens Of Dallas will
hold q grand picnic nj Longs lake,
two miles from town, on Sunday
His honor the mayor aud the Guy
council have been invited 10 attend IN
q body, A pleasant time may be an
tlpipaled,
Mrs. Chestnut has q magnificent
stock Of millinery, to which attention
Is called, Every style eau be seen
among her assortment, aud At prices,
too that all can afford 10 purchase
Ladies', visit Mrs, Chestnut II You de-
sire anything in the millinery line
Information IL wanted Of j, NJ
Harras, Mrs, Gertrude Harms, or Mrs
willis, mother Of John willis, Any
one kn0wingof their whereabouts will
confer u favor by leaving word NJ this
office, or address Mrs, Caroline Cotton,
81 Cont street Mobile, Alabama Tx
changes please notice,
We would call especial attention
TO the advertisement II, u, bell N Bro,
which appears In another column
They are agents for Excelsior reaper'
and mowers, threshers aud agrlculIur'
NJ implements generally The mem
bcrs Of the firm are familiar with the
wants Of the farming community, aud
ThE HERALD bespcaks for them lib
eral patronage,
The reporter Of THE HERALD helc
an interview yesterday with ISIS" The
heroine Of u sensational article which
recently appeared, aud will endeayol
TO give the result tomorrow The Nv
erOge Dallasite would Judge from heI
story that matters ARE slightly mixed
aud that "Bann N not such hero ~
would appear by the perusal Of the
sensation referred TO.
Miss Mary LOrkIn, n bright and
intelligent little orphan OF twelve
years, living with the family Of Mr. J'
w. Allen, In East Dallas, disposed OF
twenty-three out Of twenty-five tickets
for the benefit Of the nremen yester'
day. The reporter opines that that IL
much better than many older ladies
did, and predicts for Miss Mary n score
of handsome flremen beNuX.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Grand Picnic.

The Swiss benevolent society viii hold lts
second annual picnic on Sunday, May ri, NJ
Longs lake, two miles north of town, on Tee
the line of the Dallas ana Wichita railroad,
PROGRAMME.
The procession viii form In front Of odd
Fellows hail. corner Of Main aud Austin
streets, us follows
Fimt-Musio,
Second, Solution Ncrlon,
Third Mayor aud Aldermen.
Fourth-Dnlns Turn'Vcroln,
Flnh Dallas Grutli-Neroin,
Tho procession wit march from Odd Fel-
lows hall down elm street 10 Lamar thence
south by Lamar TO MAIN thence west down
Main 10 Jefferson, thence north on Jefferson
street 10 Cochran, thence north on Cochran
street to the city limits, thence up the line of
tho Dallas and Wichita railroad 10 the picnic
grounds.
Opportunities lOr amusement ON the
grounds will bo offered every body. Entrance
ut the grounds free,
OmniDusscs on hand TO convey passengers,
Come one, come all, and you VIII not regret
IL, Gjd3t
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Of the baud, who Is natural and ae'
oOmplished yeniriloquisl and imllalpr
gave a representation Of his powers by
Initiating birds, horses, pigs dogs, etc.
After a short adjournment for tea, the
crowd reassemblsi, when danelng was
resumed and kept up until late hour
The garden, Al night, was brilliantly
illuminated with Chinese lamps, Ian
terms, ETC., and was rendered more
brilliant at times by the discharge ol
fireworks, The pyroleohnie display
was excellent, and reelected credit up
on the gentlemen having the matter
In charge,
The "maGhinen Of the EAST Dallas
"boya,n tho Champion EXlngnisher
was handsomely decorated with rib
bOns, flowers aud eyergTeens, aud by
their artistic blending II was plain thai
fairer hands than those Of bremen had
performed the task, On inquiry, lh'
reporter learned that the "boys' werl
indebted 10 tho Misses Wilson, Mrs
w, j, Allen and Misses Sallie Riddle
Emma q, 1ooley, lietlle Norton, OnC
SallIe la Place for tho beautiful desIg
aud artistic handIwork, The COM
pany now numbers thlrly'twC
members, with twelve applicants
10 be balloted for nj the next monthly
meeting, The company yesterday wa
under charge Of First Assistant Chic
q, w, Myers, aud James Greer, fore
man. j, j, Good, jrp first assistant fore
man. Robert Kicks, second assistant
The affair." aside from III pleasant 30
clnl success, was u substantial beneli
TO most energetic, brave aud desery
Ing organllation-the East Dalln
Hook aud Ladder company No, .,
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Frontier liens,

The following Items Of frontier news
are from the wel-known scout and hun
Ter, "Comanohe Jim,n who promisesto
keep the readers Of TUE HERALD
posted In regard 10 frontier matters
IApRaR0R0, April ~, iblb,
10 tho Editor NJ the Dallas Herald
Fort sill II 10 be lifteen'oOmpany
post
General Mckenzie has prohibited
the Indians around the post from sing
ing aud dancing on account Of the
noise aud disturbance they create, aud
the Indians are Ia u quandary a. ~
how 10 behave themselves,
On the 22d small raldlng party
stole some horses not far RON lllH
place,
ON the 2lst young man named
Mote shot M old man named Gray for
attempting 10 raylsh his wife, The
ball entered Gray's hand, which has
had 10 bo ampulaied IN consequence
The affair occurred In Rock creek set
tlement, Parker county.
More troops will leave here In u few
days Tor the Cheyenne agency, on no.
count Of the recent Indian troubles,
COMANCHEIlM
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city Scrip

W 4. Lyle n Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
the extensive lists OF property ON their
bulletin boards In aud outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovcd city Property" "Vacont City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and II number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city, Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides u number Of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 26jdlm
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

g, NJ, Wheat, presidents John Kerr, vice
president; IL. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer
Board Of Dlrectors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, u, Il. Grove, II. V. Tompklns, b. Il,
Luce, W, j. Clark, A, 4. ObenchNn.
Board Of Arbitratlon-A. Sanger, j. II.
Bryan, j. Il. Schneider Il. l.. Williams, W.
A. Jones.
Committee ofAppeels--W. T., Hughes, 7. l.,
Marsalis, NJ, Kahn, W, G. Conner, j. +. Culd-
well, John Tension, W, T.. Murphy.
TranspOrtation-A. Davis, $. j, Adams, A.
Sanger,
Classification and Quotation-R. " Tomp-
kins, j. s, Sizer, j. II. Bryan.
Finance-W. j. Clark, \. l.. Marsalls, j. f.
Caldwell
Membership-A.T 4. 0benchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-W. j.
Clark, b. f. Luce, Il. W. Baylor
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Hurry Mccarthy.

Harry Mccarthy, the Arkansas COM
edian, gave another of his elegant
entertainments last evening. There
is no use of trying to describe Harry.
He must be seen to be appreciated. A
number of citizens have requested him
to remain over and give another per-
Torrance, and in return for the many
benefits he has rendered, they propose
a complimentary benefit to him this
evening. He deserves a crowded
house, and THE HERALD hopes he will
receive 1t.
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"The Mind Man Eloquent"

BY reference to THE HERALD's adj
vertisement columns it will be seen
that Rev. w. II. Milburn, the gentle
man who has received so many and
favorable notices from the most EN-.
inent men and press of the country,
will lecture at Fields theater to-mor-
row evening. To those who desire to
enjoy rich intellectual treat, THE
HERALD would say attend this lecture.
1t is once In life time the opportunity
is offered to hear the magic eloquence
of such orators, and it should not be
neglected.
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a Card.

VIC. Sickles & Co. continue the grocery
and provision business ut GIG Elm street, II.
V. Tompkins' old stand. They also solicit
consignments from st, Louis, Galveston and
other points. The old firm was dissolved on
the Goth instant, Mr.. II. j, Edgerley dispos-
ing of his interest to w. II. Cocker. The
style of the firm will remain the same.
Goods will be delivered in the city tree of
charge. W. c. SlCKLES,
5ldly W. II. COKER,
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states and predicts a heavy yield Of
the heeeY staple the coming season.
DIR, u, n, Easley left the city last
evening for Louisville, " attend tho
annual meeting Of the American Medl-
cal association, The doctor lisa proml-
nent member Of that body, aud vii al
80 represent the Dallas City Medical
society, A gentleman 0f liberal oul-
tuTe aud high attachments ~ his pro-
lesslon, THE Herald feels sure that
this section Of Texas will be ably rep
Tegeuted
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CHEAP,

L am offering 10 the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro
eeries, provisions and produce,
mt the very lowest prices, and
make u speciality of every
thing. Free delivery 10 nc
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give us u trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street.
Dallas.
Hnhd2m
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THE MAILS.

THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post.
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. h. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
st. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7:l0 p m; de-
parts daily at $40 am.
Southern Mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gall
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points in southern Texas, arrives daily at 7:l0
m; departs daily Mt $40 p m.
Eastern Mail,
Via 7. and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, CHATTANOOGA, Men,
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at IL IN: de-
parts daily at 4 pm.
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jaeksboro
and western posts, arrives daily at 300 D m:
departs dairy ut IL nj.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at p IN Wednesday and
Saturday; departs Monday and Thursday at
III.
Scyene Mail.
Scyene, Haught's Store and Union Hill
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at II m. departs at p IN alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. SElizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
at 0 p IN Monday, Wednesday and Saturday;
departs at I a IN alternate days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives at D m Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs altern-
ate days at I a IN.
Mails for Bobo's store, Grapevine and Duck
creek are taken out By hand, at irregular in
tervals.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, s q m &c pm.
Money order window, 8 a m to IL m, and
from p m to pm.
Stamps sold from s q m to D m.
Letters registered only during money order
hours.
All persons having complaints against the
Office, on any account, Will please present
the same, in writing or I'm person, TO the post
master
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go ta
FranlIlin's book store, 5Ol
Main street.
A Valuable Invention.

The most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced to the public is
Wilmot's Patent Flat Iron Heater. 1t IL an
improvement upon the old system of iron
ing Ten cents will furnish fuel for a days.
ironing, and can be used in any part of the
house without smoke and heat. Price 81.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc, apply TO N. POTTER Il CO.,
57d2w 500 Main street, Dallas.
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Aid Society Meeting,

The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society of
st, Matthew's parish Will hold their meet
ings monthly, until further notice, instead OF
weekly, rs heretofore. The next regular
meeting will be held the first Wednesday IN
May, at the residence of Judge Good, III
Good street. a full attendance is requested.
MRS, H0LLENBECl<, Prest,
MRS. VAN HORN, Sec'y pro TEN.
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COncOrdia Hop.

The Concordia clubwill give another
of their recherche hops this evening at
their rooms. To those who attended
the preceding one it is unnecessary to
say that it will be gotten up in man
ner to reflect credit upon the members
and the club. Excellent music will be
provided, and those who are fortunate
enough to be [among the few selected
guests may feel assured of happy and
pleasant time. The HERALD will en-
deavor to be represented.
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Friday is the day selected by the
committee of arrangements to prepare
the grounds for the May day picnic.
They will leave at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and
return at 2 p. NJ, allowing five hours
for work. All the committeeman are
requested to and all Others interested
in the matter, especially those who ex-
pect to play croquet. Those who will
go are expected to provide themselves
with an axe, rake, hoe or Ratchet and
their dinner. u. j. ANDERSON,
Chairman Committee.