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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
REMOVAL-2OO PIANOS and ORGANS

AT manufacturers prices. The subscribers will
sell their entire stock of Pianos and Organs new
and second hand. sheet music music book, and
merchandise at very near cost prices for cash
during September previous To removal To their new
st"T-. 10 East 9TH st. Union square Oct LIST IL
lustrated Catalogues mailed Agents wanted
Special Inducements to the trade. HORACE
WATERS 4 SONS, Manufacturer. and na.I
ers, 4S1 Broadway, y. Y. 403
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
How to Read.

DO not lay out in detail ii course of
reading" Probably you would not
follow it, and the moral effect of max
ing plan and giving it up is injurious.
But there is another reason for my all
vice. When Nou become interested III
ii subject. then is the time to follow 1t
up. and read every thing You can get
hold of about it. What You read when
thus keenly interested !y"u will remcm-
her and make YOUR own. and that Is the
secret of acquiring knowledge to study
IL thing when your mind Is awake and
eager to know more. No matter If II
leads YOU AWAY from the book with
which YOU set ont and If II sends You
Ia another subject. 81 that you never
again open the original book. 81 much
the better: You are eager. You are
learning. and the object of reading is
to learn, not to get through il certain
number of books.
What We read with inclination.
said wise old DIR. johnson. makes il
strong impression. What We read as II
task. is of little use
When Nnu read book that interests
yol. You naturally wish Ia know more
of lis author That is the time t"
make his acquaintance. Read his lie,
on an account of him in an cncNclope-
dia look ovcI his other writings. AMI
hccomr familiar with him. Then y"n
have really added something t" Nonl
knowledge. If You trttcrcd yourself
with Il .'cour>t, Nou could not do this,
and before YOU finished book, YOU
would have forgotten the special points
which Interested YOU as You went
through.
lou think that history is dull read
ing. perhaps. I'm afraid that is he
cause Nou have Il dull way of reading
it. not realizing that it is Il series OF
true and wonderful stories of men.
! lives. beyond comparison more marvel
orIS and interesting than the tictitIou,
lives we read in novels. The first
pages are usually dry, | admit, and
advise Nou not To look at them till You
feel Il desire to lo So; but select som,
person. and follow ont the stony of hi,
life. or some event, and read about
that. and | assure You. You VIII find {;
new life in the old books.
After getting. i'll this way, Il fragment
tarN acquaintance with Il nation. it.
prominent men and striking events
You will Doubtless feel anxious To know
lis whole story. and then, reading i
with interest. You will remember wha
Won read. Oiirc Ih0rH. 81. Nicholas to
September.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Affections.

Luther was wont to say, thItt things
make Il good minister: temptation, III
Fiction, supplicati"n. The same als"
conduce much to the making of Il good
ChIIStian And indeed. lis seldom that
ever a soul comes to amy tniInrnc\ III
grace. until hc has been exercised with
sauctitied Affections and temptations.
And doubtless, there Is many Il soul VIII"
NAV and must SAY, that next Ia Christ.
his atfiictium> have. through his grace
and blessing, been his best meIrles. q
how should this draw souls to thIi>t,
and allure them into Il nIarrlagt-co\t-
uaut with Him Poor soul, il may he
that which keeps thee from Christ l. The
fear of what affections thou maNcSt
meet with in his ways. But know UD
thou ma\r>t meet with atfIctIon, yea.
first or last thou wilt a>>uIcdlN meet
with atflictiun though thou never closest
with Christ. Alas, wicked men and
uuhclir\t els meet " ilh trouble and atfiIc-
tiou. and that even III this world oft -
times. However. to hc sure at the last.
they will have IL full cup. Yea the very
dlrgs of Gods wrath poured ont unit"
them. % Whatever affections thou
na\rsr meet wIthal in the way "t Christ,
closing with Him. He >wcctrn> all fnl
thee: and that 81 ~ that thou Wnllld>l
not have been without them tor Il
world Oh scale not at the cross.
hut close IN with ChIi>l. T.. PodSc
1873.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

Proctor Knott i described 10y Il Wash
ingtnn lettel-writer a. that little fellow
VIII" tried t" pick ii Fly of Blaine'> hind
leg"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

A WIrE'> LETTER. My dear hus-
band got here last night all safe, aud
WAS met at the station 10y uncle and
amt. They We're 81 clad | had come.
but We're >nrrN that You wcIc not along.
| miss Won 81 much. We had hot rolls
tor breakfast this morning. and they
were 81 delicious. | want Nou To he 50
happy while am here. Don't keep the
meat up stains. 1t will surely spoil.
Do Nnu miss me now oh if You
were only here, if but for IN hour.
Has Mis-. Or brought back Your
SHIFTS | hope the h">"m'> will suit You.
luu will find the milk tickets III the
clock. forgot t" tell You about them
when | came away. What did You do
last rNrnin" Were You lonr~"nIt
without me Don't forget To >cald the
milk every morning. And ! wish YOU
would see if left the pntat"r> III the
pantry. II did they must ht sour 10y
This time. How are You getting along ?
Write me all about it. But | must
close nov. Oceans of love to You.
Unfortunately Nnur wife. -. L. :.
Don't set the teapot on the stove. -
DdnLHrg NcTs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
G A T A r r n!

Catarrh of % Years Standing Cu-5l
With Dropping> in thu throat almost 6
Choking, Pain in the shoulders. BA'I
and kidney. H-adachr aud tutirt
Breaking down at the ~ stem b,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

\ STRIKING FACT. Il have had
twenty thousand prisoners pass through
my hands, said the keeper of Cante-
bury jail. ''>ince have been keeper of
this jail. but. though have inquired.
have not discovered one teetotaler
among them"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08
Sold by all Druggists

Wells Richardson Il Co. Burlington VI Genera
] Ohm +. Henry, turIan \ Co. y Y
iru. &. Good win 4 Co. Boston. y gent
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE CHURCHIs The repairs to the Metho-
dist Episcopal and Union Presbyterian
Church are in active progress, but owing TO
the necessities OF the case the audience
rooms are In such q condition as 10 preclude
the holding Of services in them at present.
pal Church south being rapidly built up,
meanwhile services are regularly held In the
basement No services will be held to-mor.
row In either Grace, Second Presbyterian,
or the Methc1ist Protestant churches, on
account OF the absence OF their pastors from
the city, and none will be held Ia the Union
Presbyterian Church.
Lady OF Mount Carmel, July 10Th, at the
Convent OF the Visitation. Monte Maria,
Richmond, Va, Miss Rosalie G. Barry, the
youngest daughter OF the late John 8. Barry,
formerly OF this city, and we'll known here,
received the white veil from the hands of
RI. Rev. Bishop Gibbons. Hef mother and
two young brothers, who reside In New
York. and number OF ladies' and gentlemen
were present. The name in religion OF Miss
Barry is Sister Mary Louis Gonzaga.
THE MANASSAS SHOOTING Casa gen.
tleman who arrived here, to day, from the
scene OF the alleged shooting by Rhoia
Fewell, yesterday, says that the man was
not hit, but that Jewell merely shot at him.
-Four men were engaged in the robbing of
Fewell's house, two OF whom were captured.
ore OF the captured men received a most
unmerciful thrashing from Fewell, for his
part In the robbery.
that an order has been issued IN increase the
wages Of all employees on the Virginia Md
land road who receive under fifty dollars per
month, to the extent of ten per cent. Tue
increase Is received with much satisfaction
by the hands, Gazette, 10Th.
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GEORGETOWN.

ACCID Yesterday afternoon Geo. W.
Hartley In company with some other young
men, g. sches o. tas Theater ComiQ ne, while
eparrt In play on Bridge street, between
Jeffers and Washington, fell and dislo.
Gated Lls wrist. He was taken 20 DR.. Braces
drug store, near by, where DR.. j. B. Kelly
rendered proper medical assis lance.
NEEDS ATTENTIOy.-A water pipe, pro-
jecting about q foot above ground, has been
left In front Of the unfinished colored church
on Green street. The building is stopped for
the present, and the pipe, which il danger
Gus at night, should be removed or lowered
before an accident occurs.
GRAM, 500 bushels wheat to arrive for
Thos- Hartley & Bro. and $50 bushels do. by
rail 70 j. G. & ]. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.- Offerings on
'Change this morning amounted TO 1000
bushels wheat. No sales.
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~John Reeves, for thirteen years an en-
ployee in the Columbus, o., post office, has
been arrested for opening letters and ao-
stracting money. He confessed mis- guilt.
81 Referring TO the base Islander that the
Woman's Pavilion is very dirty, the Roches-.
ter Democrat asks in an angry tone IL one
can strike for freedom and do homework a.
the same time.
~The praises OF the laboring man will
soon be heard In the land. We would advise
politicians to put something in their stom-
achs drst, SO that they will be able to stand
up under the pressure.-IEI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-31

A BABY's DEAD BoDY.-About7 O'Clock,
last evening, Officer McKepna. OF the list
precip ct, carried 10 the station coffiu con-
tanning the body OF q c0lored child, which
some boys had discovered in the unoccupied
feed store, corner OF Maryland avenue and
9TH street southwest. The coffin was laid
away in back room OF the station and the
Coroner notified. About an hour afterwards
the child and coffin was claimed by a colored
undertaken named Addison Day, whose
store. He produced permit for its burial,
Issued by the Board OF Health, and stated
that the mother OF the child was Jane w,
join son, residing on ID, between LIST and ID
street southwest; that the child died on FRI
day last and was to be buried to day, and
on account OF the offensive smell, decom-
position having set In, the coffin was re-
moved temporarily, when IL was found by
the boys. Lieut.. Gessford was very willing
10 be relieved OF the custody Of the coffin and
undertaken, who had IL carted back to his
shop.
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CIT p ITE MS.
From q Well.knswn CLERGYMAN.

WAsHlNGr0Nj ID: e, July Is, 1916.
Several years ago while laborIng as q min
lister to seamen, travelling by land and
water, andsconsequently exposed, suffered
much At times from bad digestion and its
accompanying symptoms. On the recon-
mendation of q friend tried Peruvian Syr1tp.
1 am happy to say that 1t relieved me OF the
worst features OF the disease, aud I shall
ever feel grateful for the benefit Is have de.
rived from this simple and efficacious REM
edy. CHARLES W. DENISoN,
1912 Rector of Christ Church,
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Condensed Locals

The street lamps VIII De lighted at Ills
%. IN. and extinguished at a. m.
The Tilden and Hendricks club meets to-
MORROW night See adv't.
The knights OF st. Joseph, No. l. give their
centennial picnic this evening at Beyer's 9TH
street park.
Parker Is again ahead of the mail ana ex-
press vito New York and Philadelphia pa
peTs Of to-day.
Officer hardwood found the be iyof still
Smithsonian BOUNDS, Saturday night.
The amount of rain fall In this city Satur-
Day night and Sunday, az reported by the U.
hundredths.
l. @. OrmdorfT accidentally shot himself
In the rand with revolver which he was
handiirg, al his house On 4, near 10Th street,
yesterday.
Louis Robinson snatched a pocket book
from lady IN the Northern Liberty market
saturday evening. and was captured by OH
Ger West, OF the second precinct, and locked
up for hearing.
The alarm Saturday afternoon from box 81
was for IRE at Heinrich's brewery. corner
OF 10th and NJ streets northwest. The fire
originated from smoke stack, and the roof
was partly burned; loss $500.
James r. Porter, white. and Thos. Gray
new Western market building, Saturday,
were precipit1ted TO the grounds distance
of about 20 feet Porter was badly injured
but Gray escaped without hurt.
Saturday evening Officers Pfaf and Hef-
neI, OF The second precinct, arrested two col
ored men at the corner OF 11th and p streets.
upon suspicion Of being the perpetrators of
the names of Abe Hill and Robert Howard,
but protested that they were innocent. They
were turned over 10 the detectives, who SUBJ
sequently released them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-31

A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAsrER
may be attained by using GLenn's Sulphur
Soap, which does away with the necessity
for sulphur baths. Try 1t ladies. II Is gen.
utne beautider and very economical. Depot,
Crlttenton's, No. Z, 9th avenue, New York.
use Hus Hair Due, 3Im Wf6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-31

EXCURSIONS, PICNICs, &C.-The excursion
70 Richmond which leaves this city next
saturday, under the direct supervision of
the energetic Brad Adams, Is anticipated
with great deal Of pleasure by many OF our
citizens. The railroad fare has been reduced
10 SO for the round trip, and the proprietor of
FOrd's hotel, at Richmond, has reduced his
prices to 81 per day for this occasion. Sepa-
rate cars for ladies, for smokers, and for col
ored people will be provided.
The next Lyceum Bureau excursion will
be given Wednesday evening. The Mary
washington will, as usual, leave her wharf
ct 545 p. m, returning At 1t:15 p. m. This
stitution In our Ilidst, and each weekly trip
Is largely patronixed.
moonlight excursion, nfty miles down
people or Dumbarton street church, GEORGE
toMn, next Wednesday evening. See eiyt,
Inc MI Pleasant n. p. church, George
town beiehts, win give its third annual az
cursion to DIPS Pavilion, seventy milea
Gown the river, next Thursday. See adyt
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The Washington sehuetzen verein.

ELEVENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL.
The eleventh annual fest OF the Washing
ton Scnuetzen Verein commences to-day at
the park on the eth street road, and will
continue until Friday next, during which
time there will be prize shooting, prize bow
ling, ladies prize shooting, promenade con-
certs, dancing, vocal music by the Senger-
bund and other societies OF the district, per-
formances by the pyramid club, illumfna-
tiOns, IRE works, gymnastic performances
by Mile Olympia and Mons De King, The
vocalization OF the Swiss Quintette, sc.
THE PROCESSION.
As is usual the fest was opened by q pro-
cession OF the Schuetzen Verein, with their
invited guests, among them a delegation OF
the Baltimore SchuetZen Verein. The pro-
cession formed at Meyers Hotel, Pennsyl-
van1a avenue, near street, and was quite
q me one, being eaded by squad ofpolice.
tants, VIM. Klein and j. Eisenbeiss; aSsis
fsnt marshalls, J. Cato and 3. Einstein;
color bearers, Louis Behrens, Il. Grover
mann, and Z. Golly; aids, III. Benzler, l..
Botsch, Il Reh, A. LOeffier, Charles Xander,
Charles Phueger, Charles Graft, q. Weide,
George Rozel, and j. G.. Bessler. At the
head OF the procession was a wagon hand-
sonely decorated, In which was seated a
section OF the Marine band, then came the
color bearers, next handsome car with a
raised dias on which were seated Miss Katie
killain and Miss Bender, representing the
Goddess OF Liberty and the Goddess Ger
mania and around them were seated the
SchCeIZen cadets, q company of youths at
tired IN the uniform OF the w. g. V. Next
came President Wolf ana ex- president Vogt
In an open carriage, then carriages contain
Ing the members OF Il e committees. The
second division was headed by a wagon con-
tanning section of the Marine band, fol-
lowed by open carriages containing the
gymnasts, the Swiss Quintette, and mem
bers OF the Verein.
The procession moved from Pennsylvan
avenue 10 LIST street, where the line counter
marchedj thence the route was a. ng PENN
sylvanta avenue, TO Sd street, u Indiana
avenue, 10 louisiana avenue, 20 6th street,
20 F. TO 18th, to j, to 16 +, to the Executive
Mansion, where the line again counter
marched through the grounds ard were re-
viewed by President Grant, who presented
Mr.. Wolf, president OF the association, with
handsome basket of flowers. Leaving the
Executive Mansion, the procession m marched
through several streets to the park, where il
arrived about half past twelve O'clock
Along the route many houses were decorated
with eClOIs- The house of Mr.. Simon Wolf,
which was On the line, was handsomely
decorated.
AT THE PARK
the procession was received rOyally. A
salute was hred, and the gaily decorated
PARK was already filled with enthusiastic
guests A collation. was served to the mem
6eIs OF the Eerein and their Invited guests
during which the welcome address was
made by Mr.. Simon Wolf, president, after
which the sports OF the week bsgan, with the
shooting for the king medal.
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From a Druggist and Express Agent.

LEwIsBURG, Union Co, Pa, Dec. %, 1874
.MesSTs. Seth ". FoiUIe & Sons, Boston.
Gentlemen-For the beneit of those af-
1tcted with Dyspepsia or weakness of the
digestive organs, would state that have
been engaged In the drug business upwards
or twenty years, during which time / have
sold no medicine that has relieved an many
as the PeTmtGn Syrup, and having myself
been AFFLICTED for long time with indiges-
tlon, was perfectly cured by taking one
large bottle. JONATHAN WOLFE
Sold by all drugeists.
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AUTHORIZATIONS neoaer.-The glove
be tween Sargent and Collins win rrn,,
pre- emit indications, be one Of great interesf
and Skill, sud the theater Will OF course Ia
crowded TO its utmost limits.
Zneater CbatQ1e-Manager Rooers has
again arranged an extensive and Sttracti ve
programme for the amusemeut OF his many
patrons. Many new stars will make rheir
appearance, and several sketches toxefher
with their accompanying songs and dance.
VIII De produced In the usual good style.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
~ OF THE
MARY WA6aINGTOH

WhBhINUTUH
Will hereafter be made only 90 MT,
tAhhoh sPBIk &c, where no in I'll h
toxicat1ng drinks will DO sold On thess---5.
grounds or boats
Two trips-Leaving 7th-street wharf at o O. m ,
returning at ,. m; fare 40 cents. Second trip,
leaving al D. m returning at $50; fare rs
cents. Those going on the first trip return on
the second trip free OF charge. Refreshments, I'm
grounds
Persons wishing to spend Q pleasant day In the
country, where good water and shade sbounds,
can do isl 3rn
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POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu-
lated Ice. KoLB'S, corner It'll and z streets.
7.2Olm
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LOCAL NE VS..
Amusements, Ae, I

Amusements, Ae, Tonight.
Schhefzen EGTk.-Eiev enth annual schuet-
zenfest.
TbeGfer Co9i5gue.-FirSf-clas varieties.
AUeHUe TheOfer.-Sc1entific glove contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-31

Go AND EXAMINE McMurray's fne stock
s o. trunks and travelling bags, at soJ Market
'P0ve'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-31

PRIGe's jewelry store, No. 457 Pa. ayeuue.
near ~ street, received some beautiful
styles or jewelry this morning.
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Ueafher ProbGbiIities Today.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrCER,}
WASHINGTON, July 81, 1s16.
For the middle states, cool, northeast To
northwest winds, and partly cloudy weather.
POSSIBLY light rains In the extreme eastern
portions, followed 10 night by clearing
weather and rising barometer.
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Germs. &c.-Easy FS

uruays, 10 and 70 3. Nt3,1lt16
Germs. kc.-Easy Feet
being indispensable to health and comfort,
thousands OF the intelligent public visit DR.,
Whites establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel, for relief
from corns, 6unions, bad nails, vascular az.
crescences, &c. Fee, 81 per visit.
N
CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee OF success has been realized from bis
treatment. ONCE 800 9th street q. w, ISL:
Removal.
FkN-ctdss Scoring and Uvetss0.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to bis new building, 9O6 g street
northwest, three doors west Of 9th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he Ia
enabled TO do any work In q manner not to
De equaled BY those not possessing these In
Ladies' dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice and CHEAP.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, paws s
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal.
endar month. Banking hours, 8 to4. Sat.
urdays, Q TO and 6 to 8. Nt3, llt16
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SUNDAY ExCURsION
~ ON TIE
LADY OF THE LAKI,

Hereafter and until further uot1oe. fbe L.dv of
the LAKE VII make regular Excursions, leaving
her Wnafi, foot Of 9Th sti eet, ct .. m, for ave
~ ats N.
Fare, 90 cents; children half price,
fth and 9th street cars 70 directly to the wharf
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I YCIUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
ON THE MARY wAsHIHGroB.

Delightful trips to The fnvfgoratfpq
salt cir Of the lower Potion &C every xU~ \
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. I-G.:.-.3S
The boat leaves 9Th street wharf at s.45 I'd and
returns at HIS. Tickets, 80 cents, at the HoIlJ
Tres Lunch Room and at the boat
n. B.-Day trips will be given from time TO time
IN connection with churches ard Sunday Schools Of
which due notice will be given.
Churches. Sunday Schools, go. that pur pose
efvfng Excursions will O nd t greatly th4ir sd-
Vantage 20 confer with the Lyceum Bureau SOS
9Th street, before making arrsngements jyl7
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL
. OHU II T z u ST
OF fHK
WAS HINGTON
SChUETZEN vEREts,
AT THEIR PARK,
rra-srREET RoAD,
July 81, August 4, ., 3 and Z, Isse.
PRIZE ssooIISG.
PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING.
PROMENADE CJHoERTs,
DANCING MUSIC,
By The MARINE BAND.
The Swiss ouintette, IN their Original Co.tumos
hlle. Olympia. the Peerless Lady Gymnsst, as
sisted By Mons. Dekirg. These artists make q fun
change OF costumt-sonethingn ev for the Oentsn-
Two Performapce. daily.
Vocal n usicsl Entertainments By vaiiocs Ringing
Clubs OF the District.
The Ply rsmfd flub.
Grsnd Illumin alton and Pyrotes hnics
90. A, w. L, Col VIM Moore O. mmanding,
will visit the Park during the week.
Admission to the PARK, Is cents.
kcmlssion 70 the Pavilion, fVr gen;lsmou IS rs.
Nc return tickets. jy23 G.