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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

MppLEsEX.-The dwelling house, shed and
hog house near the Center, belonging 10 the estate
of the late Sylvanus Daniels and occupied by
widow Sophia Daniels and family, was burned to
the ground on Thursday last, in the forenoon,
The fire was discovered in season to save nearly
all the furniture, clothing and provisions. Loss
about 81 900. Insured for $685., in the Farmers
Mutual, which, however, may be forfeited, we
understand that portion of the house where the fire
took, was used as a cooper shop at the time
ON Sunday last, John @ Hobarts house, in
the village was discovered to be on fire in the at
tic, II was put out without doing great amount
OF damage.
The State Superintendent of Education, Ed
ward Conant, will address the people Of this VIII
lage, ON Saturday evening, the 9th inst. 1t is to
be hoped there will be full attendance, as the
lecture is very highly spoken of.
The village school, Miss Viola D. Bruce,
teacher closes on Friday Of this week, with an eX-
hbton Friday evening, at the Washington House
Hall A donation for the benefit of Rev o. A.
Farley is to be had in connection with the exhibi-
ton and general good time is expected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

MAsoNic.-lhe Third Annual Festival Of the
Connection, River Valley Masonic Union, compris-
ing in It's LET twenty-five lodges, was held at
Newport New hampshire, last Friday. For the
ensuing year, Z A. Chttenden, of White Riyer
Junction. was chosen President Geo. T. Dame,
Of Newport George II Rabbit Of Bellows Fails,
and + G. Churchill, Of Lebanon, Vice Presidents
5 IL Hayes Of White River Junction, Secretary
Wilson Britton, Of Ilartand Treasurer; and an
Executive Committee Of three, with Mr. II b.
Goodwin, Of Lebanon Chairman. In the evening
ball was held at the town hall, at which were
present representatives from large number Of
Masonic bodies
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

Mr. r. o. BAILEY will continue the sale Of
household furniture, at the Pavilion, every day
and evening this week, with q grand closing-out
sale on Saturday Remember, everything goes 10
the highest bidder, and no by-bidding There are
sixty stoves, and forty carpets remaining unsold
also AN ofthe crockcry, bcdsand bedding which is
needed In keeping house
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

BRooKFnLD.-Unde the direction Of the town
superintendent of Brookiied (Mr. A. S, Allis)
the several schools in town met at the Second
Congregational church, on Saturday, the Goth
inst, for the purpose of general public exami-
nation Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather, there was very good attendance, not
only Of the schools with their teachers, but also
Of those who are most interested in our common
schools The examination was conducted very
creditably to the superintendent, teachers and
scholars and those present who were the scholars
of thirty years ago could but be impressed with
the improvement made In the method Of teaching
within that period Of time, II was evidently a
very pleasant occasion for those who participated
in the exercises and II it serves 10 awaken deeper
interest in the cause, it will attain the desired re-
suit, having been not only pleasant but profitable.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

WARREN. The Roxbury Dramatic Club played
"Uncle Toms Cabin " here the 10Th. The acting,
as a whole, was good Miss Reardon as Topsy,
and Mr. Stanton as Phineas and Lagree, were far
above the average Of those characters. They had
large audience, and gave excellent satisfaction.
AT the regular meeting of Cold Water Lodge
No 1876, I. O. Of G. r., the following officers were
installed for the year ensuing Worthy Chief
Templar, o. G. Eaton; Worthy Vice Templar
Eliza Riiord; Past Worthy Chief Tempar, james
Iovett Worthy Secretary George Williams;
Worthy Assistant Secretary, Lucy Riford; Worthy
Financial Secretary. L. c. Kingsbury; Worthy
Treasurer, Carrie loyctt; Worthy Chaplain, o. G..
Fasseit Worthy Marshal, Joseph Elliot; Worthy
Deputy Marshal, Flora Williams Worthy Outside
Guard, Elisha Goodspeed Worthy Inside Guard,
Laura Van Deuseni Worthy Right-hand Supporter,
Mrs. IL Dutton Worthy Ieft-hand Supporter,
Mrs Williams.
Warren river school, taught by Mr., Carlos C..
Davis, Of Northfed aud Miss L. L. bradley, OF
Warren, closed the winter term Friday, February
10 The term has been a very successful one.
The following are the names of those scholars who
have not been absent or tardy; In Mr.. Davis de-
Naturalization Bradley, James Miller, Ida
Miller Lizzie Way, NJ. Pierce, Jennie Sargent,
Ella nickey Hattie Moore. John Spaulding lost
but one halliday Those in Miss Bradleys de
partment are--lrank Stevens, Moses Heath, Mel
vim Spaulding Annie Moriarty, Rose Perkins, FL
len Hemmenway, neither absent nor tardyi Nit
tie Sterling and Louisa Way lost but one day
Miss Bradley had twenty-six scholars, and the
average attendance was twenty-three.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24
Wahhmau &c gomruaL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1875.

TnF NEw pAyiLloN.--Mr Bailey broke ground
for the foundations Of the new Pavilion Monday
morning
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

RuNIoN or YuWoNrEls. - The sons and
daughters Of Vermont in Worcester Massachu-
sets, have met and voted to hold a reunion in
that city March ID, and twenty gentlemen have
guaranteed to make good any deficit which may
occur between the recepts and expenditures The
entertainment viii consist Of speaking, singing,
tablcaux and an old-iashonod kitchen dance
None but Nemonters either by birth or marriage
will Doc admitted as it is intended to make the az
fair exclusively vermont" but an invitation is
to be extended 20 all natives Of Vermont now liv-
ug in Worcester county
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

REAL Estate SALE-W T. Bmman Esq, has
purchased Of the estate Of the late Col Boutwell,,
the American Hotel in this village, paying there
for the sum Of $1,000
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

WHTMOHE & CLARKE fayortc minstrel troupe
will give a concert at Village Hall next Saturday
evening There really is not much use in saying
anything in favor Of this excellent combination.
Al our citizens know them and appreciate their
merit, aud they will draw their usual crowded and
delighted house, on Saturday
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

BURLINGTON NoMlNArIoNs- The democrats Of
Burlington have re-nominatod Hon G. II Blodgett
for Mayor and Judge Tyler for city judge The
Republicans have nominated S. NJ Pope, for
Mayor and Judge Tyler for city Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

FREE LEcruRE--J. L. Spring, Of Lebanon, n
H. will deliver free lecture under the auspices
Of Vermont Lodge, No ., Of odd Fellows at the
yestry Of Trinity church, ON Monday evening Of
next week His subject will be &C. Trip across
the Continent" Ageneral invitation extended.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

WI desire to call the attention Of our readers TO
the advertisement Of the Memphrcmagog Seed
Nursery, ia another column Anything purchased
at this place may be thoroughly relied upon as
being exactly what it is represented, and Of the
very best quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-02-24

The people Of Weston have subscribed over
81 600 for the Deerfield river railroad.
Samuel Adams, Esq, of Cayendsh, is now
eighty-seven years Of age and performs the duties
Of trial justice in nearly all the lawsuits OF that
vicinity, position he has occupied for forty years
Three persons died in Cayendish on the 18th,
18th and 18th instant, aged respectively seventy
four, seventy-six and eishty-one years, and Rev.
G, S Guernsey, Of Rochester, ofiiciated at their
funerals
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nom tft s. Louis HeDHif cfr
He sat one side the room in big white
oak rocking chair. She on the other side. In 4
little wnite-oak rocking chair long-enfed
deerhound. IN pptng At flies, was 10y his Side a
basket 81 sewing oy hels. buth rocked inces-
sanity, that Is. the young people. not the dog
ind the ha-ket. lie signs nclviiy and looks out
the west window az a cr.p; mNrle tree she
signs lightly AMI looks oIt tue east wndow-at
the turnip patcn. Al last he REMARKS;
"This Is mighty good weather to- pick cotton"
:. 'Iis that. II We only had any to pick
The rocking continues.
what's your dog nimef
"Coony."
Another sieh-broken stiffness.
=" What Is he good fur
"What il who good fur; said he abst-actedly.
Your dog. Coony'
Fur ketchn possums."
silence 4 half an hour.
lie looks like a deer dog"
who looks like deer dogf"
"COony'
Did an slow now. Au he amt no count ON u
sold TILL"
In the quiet ten minutes that ensued, she took
TWO stitches IN Ter quilt. II was a gorgeous af-
lair, that quilt WIS, made by the pattern called
Rcse Of sharon. she is very particular about
walks fifteen miles to get a new pattern, With a
real putty name.
Your mo r4isin many chickinssf"
Then more rocking, and, somehow, after
awhile, the big r4ckiug ch and the little rock
ing chair were damned side by side.
How many aas your ma s0ts'
How mauy WHAT
"Nith on 10 hundred
fBy this time the chars were so close together
that rocking WAS imuO~sih
The mink, has eat all ours
Then a long silence rCl-ns. At last he OBJ
serves:
MAXIM quilts
"le.," she re lies frightening up, 1--WE Just
finished a tuarin EA-ui a. liraZct. q Sitting
sun and a Nasiou's Pride Have Nuu ever saw
the Yellow Rose of the Parary
mo"
More silence; then he -ays:
do you love cabbage
4" | do than"
Presently his hand Is accidentally placed on
ners. She does not know at least does not
seem to 70 aware of T.. Then after a half hour
spent In signs. coughing and clearing Of thrOats.
be suddenly says:
" lse great mind 10 hite YOU"
what Gu great a-tnind - bite me fur -
Sc YOU won't have me-
kh-c yuu amt axrd me.
" ell, now, AK you.'
Then, now, has You."
Then COony dreams he hears a sound Of kiss
Ing.
The next d the Young man goes to Tlge. Vile
after ~ lrage license. "Wednesday, the fol.
lowing week. No cards.
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Language That VA. No, Approved.

Fom ne Ib1fhn Cty Chro,ics.
Last night Mr.. Jobluk had Just hung ND
hts hat on the rack and dressed up his
cOuntenance 10 the amiable and somewhat CON
clliatory smile with which he l. wont To greet
the partner If his bosom, when that lady ap-
pearcd and pointed sternly to tho door. Sue
said
Leave this housel
Matilda"
"Don't Matilda me, Co."
Dear me- whimpercd Joblink, rubbing his
bald head with violence. what, in God : name,
have | done uowf'
dome nov, you brutef Look there I"
Jobhna took the newspaper held out and
read
1.-THE English language is more spoken than
any other ~ the civilized tongues Il"
And on the margin opposite this innocent
sthteme M uI TACT appeared In JOblinks hand
whiting the sentiment, Too true"
with grOau, the husband and father depart-
ed. II was alter midnight when Jot link sneaked
back and made ~ a bed Tor himself on the
lounge IN the dihing room.
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SPECIAL CARD.

Mr.. DAILY begs to announce that on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT Oct. %. he will have the pleasure OF
introducing upon tho stage Of this theatre Americas
most pretmineDt tragic artist,
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Bomb an0 Ao0ms.

Rnnr0 NM Hn1ms
Irp.rowY AnyrurI.rRs
49,. 49,. ,-. Co.. 49,. $500.
au,n5r I'd uptown aiyrrtiscmcn' ones. '"'
3d~ Ncst 23I g., opposite GrlnI Opera dousr ami
S.e %v St eS s, corner u AZ" st. u'''
\ df~" viii sSoa b.sri ana pleasant ro,. tp9,
'' - "'
\ Sre I men or senten rsS AID i G g Se
-" '''.' 'oO.
\ ilrhi honsceespns' At U.s. pr oe H. hf i al
fr-n Orchari 81.
PEW young men also ladies'. can oolaia good
wr. $50 i ~ - ''' ''"' 'O'"' s1' '"' '-''' 500
n - In trr,nah pr,yste n u,e ini Lin ~ neasr
bro1mss' :" MA" WV -'' ~ ''''" ''' iva"
PEW gentlemen ala, onc l,s, can nc accop,no
n cateI win goo, 6oiid. al s5siav
,',,'.. -.
A huRNiSn!ED r9om Tor Housekeeping 'oi West
(,OMPLErE ne tly.furnished two story house.
blocks from ferry
UNFINISHED hail room 70 lot cheap 3se7th ay,
Il cal between sud 4. M two d ghts STAIRS, nrst
door
IIURNIAnED room aud bedroom Tor sinrle gentle.
me" ., married married, coup e. " N9I'n Moore ct,
VI Vim ioarn; gentemen % 90 ana ladIe. 81 ii ST.
Marx. place ''' ''''' '''N
GENTLEMEN Gu be accommoja'cd wit good
.,, .,.,O, ,,,. .., -
" s''h board At % East lfoaas'y-
NEA'TLY iar9i;egd room % let Tor man ana wife.
Iiousionst
nv, ., r.s,,oc,,,,. men .. ,,ra. >, .o Co., -,
Il iiNNl
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tor Sal, unO TO Sn.

tcr Sal, unO 10 E,i.
A STORE and back room TO let s25 basement store
~ for mason or palmer; douh g the rent tRscn IN
wOrk Apply to Mr. 5Ml1n. Frankfort House, 2p2 VIII
liam ~.
A SECOND floor four rooms. private house, S2f.
N No, 100 Monroe At, near clinton
nFFICES 70 LET in second story sun bullhng
~ front anu rear we'll iyht ,d and scan hea c1 Ap
ply at sun Publication lice Nls,l ana Fran fort SIS.
GTORE, ap 1rtinents. and nXtlres 10 let TN ward
- Inquire Ht 80 lllnnltOBst.
TINO LIT immediate possession, room aud bedroom
i ~ Morton st. 81 per month.
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MIR EDWIN pOOTn.

who having thoroughly recovered from his recent dan
gcrOus accident viii make hs nrst appearance in New
York ance two years in his fsmccrowned persona
ton Of
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WHITE 1TA,IRt bb llNSEEtrs Man
Stt1nJois; an) aIl,tJi>L

II Tut blE ~ TRUNK l.. NE
ANp CNntp STATES MAI. ROUTE.
Trains leave New YorA. from loot Of Dcsorosse,
iSPrcss fqr liiarri:bef;. PITTSBURGH the west and
sogIh Tiih Pullman Palace ~ - ehed $3.50 \ NJ
For Winllin.peri AID Lock Hivcn VITA Phllaic.rnt
M dor wlaEIPerll LOGS l!1Sysn Gerry sai i.rs
ssnP W. eoanegiins At Cory Tor rtusvle' P'tr'i an
III BSiiimorc Was insion. ID the South. Limltci
except auad,y oaS A. NJ arrive y snias,on ii.l'i
l.. ~ Il gllir at $40 A. 81. 3anieP. NJ. sunday
E1presfar Pnlaaelphrh7, 39o. $40, go \ Nj. le.9l.
sA H.. 80, 4. 7, $50 aus i. ii EHiisrini ana
ior NessrS a s,o'ao .7;to.s.o,lo MgleN,
Il, s3o ~ 3'i9.l ~ 80 D. s', , ~ tio ~
NJ $50, q, diu, 2, mi $40 i NJ
FoF a1aI S S az IA, 1ia i E 10 III g. IN MAJ ~
$50, = $50. Slo 10 1850 F. ". ani ~ ngat. sunday
70 HafsssG 3D. :. gsa2s ID, ii 4. VI. lsM~
dS5io lCr and IL nish'. SUNDAY a. ii. O'!), ..
and %cT 10 4 3 IS, gSrG ATeoy and south Am'oy
I'D tsc, Sio Pm ini l. nisai. sundiy "a. g.
tot t,si Milestone, u noon, sand 5.aor;,M.
EoT ranGe,92 Sc A. N i3ao gtie sn}7r ~
foi fiemington' Phllipsburs m Belvidero, 93J A.
For Mercer and solcrsct Branch SPIN
, t9r Trenton Borden own l'urhnsion and Camden
w W. 2n t, @jo A VI i;'0i - ., al (,
For Fanninsdaie ana Sqnan, 1880 \. NJ. and sP., ".
Amnoy, G;5U 4. NJ. ana via Monmouth Junction 40
], ~. ,,,.- 49,, ,
An lov, and f.i0 i. NJ via Munin0uth Junction.
Trains arrive rs follows: From Pittsburgh G;5i an
Iho's ana s'35 ( n a.iiTS lo5 4 s. aai 6.sjj
baGmoore, 9 G iia } I "a9 os7 Il" s ai
d aayG &9 n troM IN "a rIpms bho, ~; d,53, ~,
lO.27 r. NJ. Sunday i:lO d:2n 60 lO.l5, lI:hf A. NJ.
O;lu 9eu lp;27, ana l1;i5 o.
Ticket offices, b3j lnI Oii lrnad way Aston Ion'e.
BrSok,n n; iii iiGA liz mus n ST. Ito ieEca En,
grant ticket ON M. s Rttter, place. " ~
FRANK rHOMsJ ~ u. VI BOYD, JR
/ ,OM rAME! LOW hi,,on,o,., -
bi Peoples Line seamnoats to Albany, tnr North ami
M,st win comfortable stateroons, warmed by steam
pipes r., ,.
flrstclAss prsage only u.
Ih.s1kc ahl perm, tloo
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Siiuations dll1nt,o.

~ man u take full charge Of everything except wash
mgi excellent coos bread, case biscuit takcr under
stands her uuslnr.s thoIOue y easant and glng.
Call at ZIG Eat $751; st. Thursday after II oclock
Mrs. SMITH.
A MIDDLE-AGED wnm1n wants a situation TO
IN 10 genera noubtWnrk small private family
pest OF ck REL renee from her iat place. 42O iJn e.
A MIDDLE-AGED woman would Ike a SITUATION
IN 10 do general hourcWOrN an excellent ldundress
good reference bl High ST. BROOKLYN.
A GERMAN Protestant girl wishes a place for
IA general hOusewOrA cry or county 2i1 B0wcry.
DROOF READER A careful and quick proof
II reader, familiar With New YORK newspa per work,
Wishes sl'uallOn good teierenccs' Address
READER, box 900 sun office
WANTED-By hrstclass launaress, washing to
month also Rentemenh clut ies Kept IN order without
extra charge best o. city reference gwen Please call
on or Addre's Mrs MACK, 400 Fast oh A. basement
WANTED by a welleducated young man, who
tOn IN winch he can make himself useful; good refer.
enees' II required. Address
TT FuREY, l4i Mulberry st.
WANTED Situation az companion and nur 10 an
able woman best reference $50 pepraw 81 slmnin
Brooklyn, top door, front room ADVERTISER
WANTED-A situation a. hrft .cass lAundress, or
w would 10 as COON anu laundTesp best references
can De gwen Can be seen for two days Al b42 Fulton
WANTRD-A situation by a practical engineer,
w nVs yeAIs 10 last place salary moderate kddress
o. H., Sun uptown once, l ,23s Broadway.
WANTED-ByR an American woman, . situation az
Nv housekoepeT Tor AtttOweT with or Without chill
aIea. Apply Tor three days at 1876 Norfolk st.
800 IsTI. Ava be!sas9 18th ard IAN sta r.
anal private family ndsrStaHas her business
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Auttion Nutlt,s.

ExECUT0R'S SALE On Friday, the esd inst. 81.
~ there Will be sold the lock Of cigars tobAccO
Al 100 Greenwich st., bet Cortlandt anu Liberty ss.
late otto Schasbergers deceased place OF business
~ order Of AMELIA sea xsBRRGRR ssssStri I'"''''
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pusonil Noilc,s.
pulitital.
Watkrn,rp.

E0R SALE cheap. two lumber wagons. iron aHles
i u new also mill tOolp consisting OF moulding ma
chine. saw table circular saws, Rrindstone with pulley
pair timber wheels. cross.cut saws (5If and q NJ,
car. 81 dc AddTesl boz L62l. Now YORK Y. ..
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NlnsItlI HnstrnMsnts.

A LADY VAL SELL her wheel. ~ Nilsson .rnlusma
n chine Tor 50 gVoI ~ pew cost So f'N uul'.t
Ego extra tucker and cordrr aa tth st. 2d n0ol.
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Mr.. BOOTh'S performance will bo strcty limit,
e. TWENTY rnkEE NIGHTS and FOUR MATINEE
and the order VI plays for the hrst week will BIZ
follows
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@mustmtwts.
STn AVENUE THEATRE.
sAruRpAY ar nki.f PAsrl.
'|Tn AVENUE THEATRE.

"oUR BOYS"
SATURDAY AT HALF PAST 1.
STn AVENUE THEATRE.
SPECIAL CARD
Mr. DAILY begs to announce that on MONDAY
EVENING NEXT oct %, he will have the pleasure Of
introducing upon tho stage this theatre Americas
most pretn,nent tragic artist
MIR EDWIN BOOTH.
who having thoroughly recovered from his recent dan
gcrOus accident Will make his nrst appearance In New
York snce two years in his fsmc.crowued persona
ton "
nAMIKri
Special and elaborate preparation has been made
for the series Of standard reylyss annual to this
THEATRE. winch Mr.. BOOTH Will iuaugurste with tho
above representation
,oTwESTY rnllEF SiGiiis an! fUul, MAI iSEEs.
and the order VI plays for the hrst week will BIZ rs
follows
Oct. 20, %, q aud ~ " HAMLET"
rhgrasvr and saturday nights. Oct, IS and 80 THE
APOS1AIk."
Saturday Matinee oct 80. HAMLET"
The price. WI be oIcsc,,Is 11@ R,c991y Chairs.
oS 10 e,rrhr.ps sn Raicony IN. Tayily soc
Boxes ~.
The sale Of seats will begln THURSDAY MORNING,
Oct 81, at O'Clock, At the Fifth Avenue Theatre
VTNION SQUARE THEATKh;.,.,, .,,,r
~ irpprlrtOrss.sst MI III y o,'Uvn
Manager ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. A NJ PALMkR
Begins ats over at lilO
1S0rH TO 18TH TINE
This charming com. o.
LED A TRAY,
edy. better acted and Illustrated With,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
more magnncentiy SCENERY.
and
mounted than ever, GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
comprising the following favor
has drawn during the names Misses Rose Eytinge,
Fanny MOrant Kate CiaxtOn,
p,st wcekss series " Mrs Mary wilkins nancns
'Jrey. Anna Brown, aud Mrsurs.
CROWDED and Bril-. Charles H. 1hOrne, Jr. stGart
Robson Edward ArnOp, Claude
liant audiences. burroughs. H. ". Montgomery.
W. Il. wilder aud W. l. Qug
lev
SATURDAY oct % At ii9o,
LED ASrkAY MATINEE
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Sgipp,uJ.

NATioNAf6 h t LSSsbos sT Sh Ej'F. " a.
ous, ToE StEhS9TISc$A q? SSR j t,ivEAhfoot, :,
SFllS s. EEHtAS
Cson passage 900 and go. Currency. steerige at
Prepaid tcersse tickets iroai Liver ooi al hc lowest
rates Apply at the on dS5 FTfosSi Manager
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sal Gos Sc S' Agent ,Ssi
MA .ss 15D p1 n Sd,s
6 GTY OF NEW TS ZOE siuTay Oct sois NJ
r. ia fs'9
YIN TS$hSS$Sisd5 e {Trss N SqI 9Pay
fGoM SAG ofgl%Sisco E9K Ips and INK SfE@
For frssh or passage apply at cH a. "SSs or NSs 10
'''' = - IL j, stIIAY. Superintendent,
RtPa 7TAs ES6 SaD sFAf f. S aAtS
Inc 'o'O"'"S ''' FOX AaSSfr%RHhPP. '0 u 'A"'
Ycdcr Y% scv G% ie" iorS es
v~dcrland tsNNy e S,Sig q Nevada. NOV II
vsd TG PaP rSde FG5 SSs YSk Oct
N''' rEitEs or fXssSGE II ,c.itHRRsStY.N Nov
c es to and rom S'S al pos at e
rate. ps' cnser aecommo aiions for all classes I'M
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THE BIG CENTENNIAL,

TIE HIND THE GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE N IT.
WAautsuroS, D. c., July l1.-Tho Centennlal
Committees Of tue several Government Depart
tuenta hsyo decided 70 erect a building on tho
Centennial grounds for tho common use Of the
Departments. The ground for the foundation
will be broken this week. The Department
Committees have delayed action until now ia tue
expectation that the Geueral Commission would
either give TIM Departments sufficient space or
furnish them separate building. Tho Comu1is-
sou has decided not to do tls;a. Congress ht,-
rtopriasod s50u.0 .010 for tho uso Of the Dsrart-
tnautY. Of Which not to exceed st50.u y
could bo expended upon building. Tho cost
OF tho proposed building will b. *15,ooo It vii!
10 III tito form Of lreek cross in the centre OF
which will % iiEht-hoHsa, Illustrating our
lighthouse aystom. TIs Departments arc much
embarrassed by the unequal distribution OF the
sum allowed By CougroBa. Two u the leading
at Tue subordinate branches Of tho Hosvco hAvo
been given $luU, ,uu1.