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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19
Dissol.stion Nessce.

Eotzee is hereb9 Even thss fhe ccDs<sn.ndp her~>. 5ore ex1ng pexeen Buck Becker hne this day kecz
 s entire interes5 Co Hs Buck Au tcp1s due tie hf nra Mr< be fad tc H. Buck. 9ho uin nsuuns q. lcei1
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Fridays News.

The weather report as taken at Signal Ser vice Station, at Fort Whipple, April 19 1878. at 5:13 A. M.:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19
Arrivals and Departures by c. and A. stage.

ARRIvAIs-Danl Steel, W. G. Campbell and son, T. J. Olsday, Geo. Tone, Mrs. Car ter, Sam1 Polskie, and one Chinaman.
 DEPARTUREs-A. Angles, W. Linchan.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale {!
NJ. 0. Q. F.

One Seven Octave Piano. Apply to CAPr. A. T SMITH, Fort whipple. al5wls
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Strayed or sfslen>

buv usre IS hands hirh beth hnd 1pt vhls and br1d on khs lef hip p. C. Had when turned ont 11x.P aud ben on h1< nec1- Aiso szzyed e t4e same due n hind zsrf brand on lsf< hlp 55, ]ifh bar ovsr f<
 Tn persou returning ths sboss CT eifh< q then r11
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19

Quitclaim and Warranty Deeds for sale ta the MINER 0fficce. Good Rife Powder ct 7S cents per pound, at Randall Cline's. Lead l.x cents per pound, at Randall cline's. . Fine assortment of Hardware at Randall < Cins's new hardware store. Builders, Carpenters and Miners Tools ., R. c. great variety of Mining and Screw Nailed Bocss can be at the store of Randall Cline where goods are sold at reasonable pricen for cash. Best Arizona Flour ss.7S per 100 pounds. at Bowen, Knowles Co.'s.
 Law Library for sale; two years time win be given. Apply to JAcK-oF-ALL-rRADEs. nyou drink at all, drink of the best Phil Kesrney st his Sample Rooms MontezumA St. gives his czsto- ers liquors and cigars that cannot be beat anywhere in the United States.
 Just received Choice Butter in 9pound ros e5 cents per pound, at W. NJ. Buffum's- Best Lodging apartments at aanz's.
 
 The people say that Campbelrs is now the cheapest place In Prescott, for all kinds of goods.
 Budweiser, Boca and other Beers. at eanz's.
 old Noble old Hickory, Old Hermitage, O. K. No. l Cutter, Stamped 1s74,l at Gsnz's  Buy your Boots and shoes where they know how to 1t you. My goods are all warranted. A. J, MAsoS.s Jamaica Rum Rye and Scotch Whistles at Ganx's.s G. " T. Bitters, schiedam and other Gins at Ganz's Go to John G. CampbeTs tor cheap tobacco. as cts. per pound.
 The best assorted stock in quantity well quality for wholesale and retail well for Bar business, a figures to defy competition, is to be found at Ganzs  Plenty of good clothing s for sale at John G. Camp bells, cheaper than any auction Cheap John truck. Hbbsrs's X Nc Gueln,ss' Brown Stout and Youn r's < ME siny's Iniia Pale Ale, at Gauz's. A. l. Mason has just received a large stock of Boots Shoes and Caters. Krug. Cooks Mumm's and Chas. Heidsick's Cham pagne at Ganz's. Best Sherry Port French Claret, Catawba Riesling, Sonoma White wines at Ganz's.
 French Cognac, Apple, Peach, Kuemmel and Califor- mia Brandy at Ganz's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19

The above sale is postponed unt1 FRIDAY, MAY 10, ISIS st which time a the cxIscs horsea and other stock belonging to the e.tzte of Miller Bros bsnkrupls Hiu be sold
 Pxrsicnlzn so of sz1s nzmber snd kinds of stock, etc. win bs hereafter snnouncsd
 Assienss in Bapkrupscy of s. c. Miilsr < Bro. Prescott. Aurl f9- 1E7A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19
GILLETT LIVERY, FEED, SALE AND EXCHANGE
 STABLES!
Tom Cusack,

This Pionser Stable of Glllett has at all times hay snd grain and all the accommodations for boarding horses.
 Horses on hand to let or for sale.
 Ginett, April IS, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-04-19

-lEl Bankrupts- sN 0"ks0Ffcf.
 NOTICEi Assiesss's Sale ef Cztfs Herses and Wccos. Jron
 PtPs Etc There win be sold st public suction st Prescott A. T., Friday, April f9fh, lS7s co.nm>ncin4 sf inc hour of ten eclock n the following personal prop erty belong to the estate of s. c. Miller q Bro. About six thousand feet of three quarxr-inch Iron Pipe, fn quantities to suit One Par Horsss, Wagon aud Harness. One Race Mare Thirty head Stock Cattle. Forty Cous- Twenty Mares. Al Of he foregoing win be sold to the highest bidder for cash, and viii be delivered so the purchaser fned lately after the sale.
 T.y.BUTLER. Assignee in Bankruptcy of 6. c. sIiI;er Bro. Prescott March 29fh. 1s7s-
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NOTICE.

Money or valuable packages entrusted to Patterson Caldwell Co., for transportation either way between Prescott and Phenix or Gett be delivered at thu office of the Company at of the points named ana entered upon the way bill, or the sConpany will no be responsible for their delivery.
 PATTERSON CALpKLL Co. Prescott, April IS, 1878. apl15-n
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Postosace Letter List. The following Is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postoffice Yavapai County Ar;znna r,rft roth 1S-S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
THE HYGEIA HOTEL

L OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
al the yer, with ample capacity for 800 guesti
Has all modern Improvements, elevator, m and
electric bells IN EveFy room. pAIef, bEth-roonl
and eIoses On each Aoor. six daily mhlS, and
telegraph otace. Fifteen 70 tv enty hnt-ehs tteam-
es lILd daily, except Sandy, $50 yards from tho
and good from Nay until November. Beating;
fIhing and driving especially attractive. Send
for circular describing hYgien5e advantages. Terni
- % 10 - 50 per day, according 70 location d
number In room, length Of stay etc.
mys H PHoEBUs, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

courts cannot adminiltsr much RELIEF.
Still there are general prineiples Of equi.
ty and fairness, such a. are recognized in
the fifteenth article Of the Declaration Of
Rights Of the people Of Maryland, which
must prevail over all enactment. A Law
passed in violation Of those principles 10
Unconstitutional and void, and il Is the
duty Of the judiciary TO declare Tito be
90. Hence the importance OF . correct
understanding and thorough and logical
expedition Of the principles themselves.
Thus Il has been decided by the Court Of
Appeals that double taxation IL contrary
10 the Declaration Of Rights, and that .
law which taxes property twice Is void.
But what IL double taxation? That Is :
question for the courts. Then, again, the
same court has decided that the capital
stock OF . cooperation represents the pro.
perty Of the corporation, and that you
cannot tax both, and that the exemption
Of one exempts the other. But how can
We reconcile with these fundamental and
- 1t Seems to rs very obvious principles,
the doctrine Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States that the capital stock Is the
representative Of the property Of the cor.
poration,a and that separate shares Of that
stock in the hands ofthe individual stock.
holders represent different interests and
descriptions Of property, and that TO tax
both Is not double taxation? This doc
trine, which had been foreshadoWed in
several previous cases, has been expressly
laid down In 3 recently reported case
that of Harrington vsthe State Of Tenn.
essee, in the ninety.ffth volume Of United
States Supreme Court Reports.
Yetit is difficult TO understand how,
il the capital stock Is assessed 70
the corporation and taxed, and
the separate shares which make up the
aggregate Of that capital stock are also
assessed TO the shareholders and taxed,
il Is not double taxation, and that both
taxes are not paid by the shareholders
upon the same property. The stock
representa- the corporate property in its
entirety. The shares Of stock represent
the separate interests Of individuals in
that property. The Aggregate Of the lat.
ter must equal the former. The tax upon
the capital stock ia paid by the stock
as a body. The tax upon the
shares is paid by the stockholders in
The stock and sshares, the
whole and il parts, alike represent the
Of the subscribers e. c. the
shsreholdesO money in the corporate
property or undertaking. To q layman
the distinction drawn by the Supreme
Court seems 10 be 3 distinction without 8
difference, and It's reasoning the very
OF legal metaphysics. II is note
worthy that in deciding the case Of Far
vs. Tennessee the Supreme Court
not TO be in conflict with their
previous decision in the case Of Golden
vs. The Appeal Tax Court OF this city,
reported in third volume Of Howards Be.
ports, and which was taken up on appeal
from our own Court Of Appeals. We
shall be curious to zee what our Court OF
Appeals will have to say upon the point
when the question comes again before 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
selling Goods Below Cost.

Pittsburgh conneEdh.
We are very we'll convinced that firm.
in this city have sold their iron below
cost Of production; and indeed we believe
that every firm does 70 TO . greater or
less extent, which sells standard bar iron
At current market rates. II We knew Of
any power between heaven and earth to
stop them from doing owe would invoke
1t, and expect therefor, thanks not only
from their competitors, but from themsel.
yes. So long sthey bear these Losses them.
selves they cannot be interfered with or
criticized. But when . firm comes before
lis creditors asking for an extension, an
opportunity occurs Tor placing . portion
Of the production on the basis Of cost
and We believe It 10 be the duty Of the
creditors,to themselves and the iron trade
generally, TO improve that opportunity
By 4 provision which can ipiure NO one,
and mustbe asGteguard and beneft to al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
M MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
ToRTY YEARS BEFoRi THE PUBLIC
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
ZOE TI1 GRE o

Symptoms of q Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edged the ribs, increases on pres
cure Sometimes the pain is nthe left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken fer a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and Sickness; the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; TIE head is troubled
wiihPain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is gcrera.lya considerablel loss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dwithapain-
full sensation OF having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
pEickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he d~istrusts every REM
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Dr.. C. McLXNE's LIVER P1Lls,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
IS a simple purgatiyc, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IM1TATIoNs.'
The genuine Dr.. c. MeL&SE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER PILLs.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of c.
McLASE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
la5- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepel giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me.ANE's Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To thus. vi,AiaS to give Dn. c, MsLGSI's
LFvn PILLs = trial, - vii mail post paid 70 any
pan q tbs United States. ens boz q Pills for
FIE.irNc RRos- Pis,surrA. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
The question OF Double Taxa.
ton.

bIumnre eun.
1t i. to be hoped that the appeals which
Il il understood the States attorney and
ne state and the Appeal Tax Court Of
this city from Judge Pinkney's rulings in
he assessment cases lately heard IN the
City Court will lead tOa thorough and
comprehensive consideration and elueida.
lion Of the principles and rules OF taxa.
ton, Is applicable under the laws Of this
STATE, BY The highest court Of the State.
No more importAn. class Of cases can
come before the Court Of Appeals. The
conflict Of authority growing put Of In
Consistent and i~rreeoBeilable decisions IN
different States uponth this subject has been
frequently commented upon In these col
umns. The defects Of our own tax sys-
tenn have also been pointed out So far
a. these are inherent in the systsm itself
and In the legisladon oil the State, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
PRurr

The peach crop this year Is abundant
Wm. Varlsy will have 1000 bushels.
There are not a great many apple
orchards put out here yet, a. this Is com
paratiyely q new country. On Red River
are apple orchards. This Is a great coun.
try for sweet potatoes and water melons.
A railroad will be made 10 Weitesbor.
ough, a town six miles north, in July,
and then running on west, II opportu.
nifty offsrs, l wish you would come out
and see this country. B. b, A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, 90.

ThI establishment has been fttsd up REGARDLESS
Of txpSDse, and Il without do1bt the hAndsomest
md most attractive place Of the hind In the ety.
The REtta1unt eannot Be rurpind anywhere,
and the Bar oontRinI the choicest Wine1, IiqDou
and Gearx- Clam soup every morning and EVEN.
Ing. ConesFt 1t Rolfs old Saloon, No. 1851 Market
street, every Saturday evening By Ktamer's und'
vailed Orchestra. les
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

6ab1stk AoooasoGasla-LGyu BSr,trs n
4SI ?. nj Bridgeport &0J p n; GTiTus at steu-
VenVlle Glb p. m: leaves Ssub0ntills 1t 6siok.
N, Bridgeport 30 q N; arrives II Be1lRifs 1t
s.S5 4 n.
Tickets and RAgyIss cheeh 10 an principal
pointI In the East and West can b procured Of Iha
UnIon 1ieist 0fhee, Mcclure House, Wheeling,
and at Ticket 0A@ In B~ndstport
y. z MYERS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

OE AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, ths 10Th
" inst Can On the wheeling 4 Elm GruTeR
Il. viii run - follows Cans viii leave the City
corner Of Market and Eleventh stL) and stimnb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

Manifested oittlmes In Secondary Symptoms.
Modes, Rheuratrn, White Ewsltng, Diseased
Bana, UIeers, skIa Disease, etc, and al dtseA,ss
arthnE FROM mal.treainGnt where the constitution
10 broken down. from the terrible sneets Of mercury.
II you know d . rtmedy whereby fellow beins
nj and relief from suaenng u II mot erimintl TO
suppress thai knovledsef shouh motives Of talss
dslIesey prevent you hs1lding iorth the NEWT
Do We then need 70 cloak our language in mean
insI6s words, and % teehly expires ourselves that
nhose s~uaering can not undertand for vhatdlRaseI
SWANS PANAcEL 10 particularly useful Hun
dreds are safdtng from tatAied aaastsaioai, beae
satsa Up By dhesIs, GEfpyia1 l<tr haa Gad con-
sHmtAS lsA, who may Be relieved, and the great
mas q them cured, By thu remedy. We bsg 70
ss,urs our reader II does not contain any meres-
r1Ll ingredients, and un b hfsn By other az
with Impunity and win never iniure. Please bear
this particularly In mind.
sWLIH's PANAcKA ha received the sndorse1nent
Of The principal medical men d this country tdr
IL marvellous cures. Prof. valentine Mott, Of this
dty; PrutL Chapman and Deveof. Of PhIlsdSlphta,
and hundreds o. othes have commanded It
PrepEred Only a ssHim'G LAbor1tory. 5outh
SsTenth 5trest, below Chestnut, PhlIdslphtL- and
t6r sale by druggists generally.
Pamphlets giving lur lNge q ~. to b h1d grahi
on application 70 Dr. FnnklIn Stewart, Medical
DtrSeicr, - above. myH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-17

uYAsTED-ETuybody % know that JA y.
w 6sss 70 Agent Ia The celehEHtd Ionttas
HomS sGVfnE MaehlnaL Mr.. 6sse ts1 rTsetal
NsehIriSt vno has dons The upatr4ng for the di.
fsFTnt NSshins Companies In thiI ety Ter Esyenl
van paft, md 10 nov e~onduetinE . ESp II Shop
"A hiaBSli Of 1918 n1fket STREET
An vol WEIsnted. sSnd Ia your AAehioaL
mySdAS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-10

A lady traveller relates the following
incident of her travels in Esgland;
Along with my brother, who was col.
lecting matter tor work be was about
to publish, i visited the interesting towns
Of Hexam-iuteresting at least to him,
for it was fine field for historical re
sesrch-although, for my own part, |
found little to admire beside its ancient
church. The circumstances which more
than anything else secured the dingy
town lasting place in my memory was
on taking lodging with an extraordi-
nary psir-an old man and woman, hus-
band and vile, who lived by themselves,
without child or servant, subsisting Gu
the letting Of their parlor aud two bed
rooms. They we're tall, thin, and erect,
though each seventy years Of age
When we knocked at the door for ad-
mittance they answered it together; if
we rang the bell the husband and wife
invariably appeared side by side; all our
requests and demands were received by
both, and executed with the utmost
nicely aud exactness.
The first night arriving late by the
coach from Newcastle, and merely re-
quiring good FIRE and our tea, we wero
puzzled to understand the reason Of this
double attendance, and | remember my
brother rather irreverently wondering
whether we we're always to be waited
upon by these Sismese twins On ring.
log the bell to retire at night both sp
/ v,oo.oJ % .nn1-tka ,-;fa oa.rv;ru tha
bedroom candlestick, the husband at the
door. | gave her directions about break
fast for the following morning, when the
husband from the dosr quickly answered
for her
Depend upon it she is dumb, whis.
pered my brother.
But this was not the case, though she
rarely made use Of the faculty OF speech.
They both attended me i0to my bed
room, when the old lady, seeing me look
with some surprise teward her husband,
said:
There is no ofense meant, ma'sm,
by my husband coming with me into the
chamber-he's stone blind
Poor mani / exclaimed. But why,
then does be not sit still2 Why does be
accompany you everywhere"
Its no use, ma am, your speaking to
my old woman, said the husband she
can't hear you-she's quite deaf
was astonished Here was compen
sation. Could pair be better matched
Man and wife we're indeed one flesh; io
he saw with her eyes and she heard will
his earsl 1t was beautiful to me after
ward to watch the old man ard womaI
in their insepsrsbleness Their sym
pathy with each other was as swift a
electricity, and made their deprivation
na nanpht
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-10
NO 6l

direction of the Secretary Of the
treasury, with the execution of the pro.
visions Of this act, and shall frame all
needful rules and regulations for that
purpose, which rules aud regulations
shall be subject to the approval Of the
President But such rules and regula-
tions shall not conflict with or impair
any sanitary or quarantine laws or regu-
lations Of any State or municipal au-
thorities now existing or which may here.
after be enacted. " The surgeon general
is required upon receipt Of information
of the departure Of any vessel, goods or
passengers frOm infected place to any
port in the United States to Immediately
notify the proper State or municipal and
United States officers of the threatened
port OF destination Of the vessel and
prepare aBd transmit to the medical
officers of the marine hospital service
to collector of customs, aud to the
State and municipal authorities in the
United States, weekly abstracts of the
consular reports and other pertinent in.
formation received by him Whenever
at any port of the United States any
State or municipal quarantine system
may now or may hereafter exist, the
officers or agents of such system shall,
upon the application Of the respective
State or municipal authorities, be su.
thorized and empowered to act as officers
or agents of the National Quarantine
System, and shall be clothed with all the
powers Of United States officers for quar-.
antine purposes, but shall receive no pay
or emolument from the United States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-10
XVI MEMPHIS TENN: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY TO- 1873

base Of the moonlith, and up again
to the jacket on the other side.
Thus, then, during the few minutes
it will be suspended vertically be-
fore being lowered to its base, it
will stand in the band as if in a
stirrup, and the more its weight
presses on the band the tighter it
will make the jacket grip.
The column, as we have ex-
planned, will be hoisted horizontal
ly, bat when it has reached the
required hight the supports under
the base will be removed, and base
being slightly in excess of the rest
(2t tons), the whole stone will
slowly revolve on the trunnions till
it hangs direct over its appointed
spot and about four inches above it
1t is then simply turning on the
taps Of the hydraulic presses, and
the column will sink into its base
in about two minutes.
GA small gap will be left in the
center of the base, so as to enable
the iron band to be removed, but
when this is done and the gap filled
up with granite blocks all viii b
completed"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-10
A Unique PARTISAN Entertainment

A Unique Partisan Entertainment.
The fashionably fast people of the
French capital have grand treat in the
Ridotto, given at Count d'0smo1d's
residence on the Boulevard Maillot.
The count is very wealthy man, cele.
brated for his artistic tastes, separated
from his wife and living entirely among
fashionably fast men and women. The
fete he has just given eclpsed everything
that his hospitable imagination had
heretofore invented.
Over six hundred guests we're present,
aud some of the most celebrated men of
France could not resist the temptation
to take part in the gsyeties OF the Ri.
dotto Even Due Decazes, Count Melt
Ike and Baron Adolphe de Rsthschild
put on the Venetian gown when they
learned that Gounod, Duran, Schneider,
Pasca Montaland and many others would
all be there.
The letters of invitation we're ex.
changed at the entrsacs for little car
tonnets, which the guests we're requested
to wear in a conspicuous manner, like q
horserace ticket. Every cartonnet bad
number on it, and the first part of the
entertainment CONSISTED in the drawing
of these numbers by special commits
sion, which hsd'charge of the regulation
of the proceedings.
To every number on the pink carton.
nets for ladies was drawn another on the
white ones for gentlemen, and the two
persons bearing the corresponding mum
bers we're thus coupled for the evening.
This was done with view to break the
ice at the very start and avoid all formal
introductions.
The iete was not merely a masked
ball, but a concert-of strictly bur.
lesqus character, OF course but with 40.
soluie exclusion of everything already
known in the way of songs and music
Before the supper, which is described as
having been q gastronemic salurualis,
rosiere was crowned.
The name of her who was to be the
queen of chastity on that occasion was
drawn from q golden urn containing the
names OF all lhe ladies present. Oddly
enough, this lot fell upon Suaaune La.
gier, that famous veteran Of the cafe
chsutant and vaudeville stage. She was
crowned with orange blossoms and re-.
ceived a dowry OF 100000 francs in ell
sorts of repudiated and dsfaulted foreign
bonds, including not q few American
securities.