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THE ORIGIN OF TIE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

THE ORIGIN OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Oar Beautiful Mouatain Homs-SoDs and
Chorus
Accompanist. Miss Dora Frerland
PART THIRD.
Echoes OF the Ehine-InStrumental Duo
Misses Fila and Josie Dixor-
Der Alpenhirt-Song-MisS Maggie Norrnile
at Harp.
Operatic Observation-Disclosures Duo-Missas
Louisa Hoffman, and Am inda Clough.
DISCUSSION.
March de Ia Norma-Instrumenigl Duo
Misses Ellen Murray and Rosie tugsn-
AeImaid's Evening So1g-Chorus-Acco!n
paniest. Miss Anna Hackett.
Spanish retreat,-Two Guitars-Misses Mag
gle NoTmile and Matte DeFord.
Western heroes In the Eas.-
An Essay by Miss Mollie Clough.
Grand Ga!op NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dao-
Misses Anna Hsckett and Rosie Dugan.
ave wandered in Dreams"-Nocal Ddo-
Miss Maggie Normile al Harp
PART FOURTH.
Last Rose Of mmer-Ins.rumental Solo
Miss Dora Freeland-
ADVANCED SCIENCE
.sProtec, Us through the coming Nisht''-Vo-
crlI Trio-Accompanist, Miss Maggie Nor
II B B.cio-Iastuu.nental So!o-Miss Matte De
ForI.
Snip C.. Flre-Nocal Solo-AccOnpa paElst, Miss
Maggie Ciough.
Wl!dshusiz-Instrument Soio-Miss Maggie
Nornile-
4 Eob.e Gift-An Essay, by Miss Dora Free
Grand Victory March-Instrumental Solo
MISS Moiiie Tough.
Award OF gold medal, for superior merit
made > Miss Moille Ciough.
C1E'srT.ng Diplomas on Graduates.
Flu>l,-Farew-ll to oGradnates-AccOmpan
Miss Louisa Hofmann.
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CITY NEWS.
From Thursday Mornings Daily. I

From Thursday Mornings Dailyl
Several arrests were made by the polio,
last night.
The grand promenade around the count,
court house is rapidly progressing, and vii
soon be finished.
A SURPRISE party WAS held at the residence
OF Mrs. Cawthorne, on Cherokee street, neal
Fourth, last night, some fifty OF the little ioiks
being engaged in the festivities, together Win
some OF the o der folks.
THE saloon on Shawnee street, between
Seventh street and Broadway, known ss
"Cncle Toms Cabin" kept by inoInas Ias,,
was raided al an cary hour estefday morn
ing Dy several unknown paIues, iarge
quantity of IiauorS and cigars stolen, and the
front windows and the door carried OF.
A YoUSG man named Dana Hall, employ
ed In the railroad SHOPS at Ottawa, was seri-
ously injured yesterday morning by falling
from the top Of a car that he was painting TO
n hard floor below. He had "A similar fall
some thr-e weeks since, and had but recently
recovered rom IL.
TEE l., l.. & G. railroad company, on Mon
day, removed their passenger depot, Offices,
side OF the river. Their business can be
much more easily transacted by the change,
but II causes much grumbiing on the part OF
sundry restaurant and hotei.keepers, who
are lett comparatively without occupation.
Two young girls, Lizzie Townsend and
Frankie Russell, were arrested by Officer
Cunningham, last night, on Delaware street,
for being dressed IN soldiers clothes, ana
misbehaving generally They were from the
Rosebud" being oI the ueHii HiJTsdc, aud
Were out Tor lark
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Hymeneal.

Harry c. Hall, for months past acting chief
head clerk, railway mail service, In this city,
has taken unto hi nself a wife IN the persou
of Miss Cora A. Sharpe, of Saratoga, y. \.
The ceremony Of marriage Was performed by
Rev s. NJ. Bailey, at the residence OF the
brides uncle, DIR. X. II. Craighead, Dunreith,
Ind, after which the happy pair came TO this
CITY. Upou arrival the associate, 81 Mr.. Hall
In the mail service called In a body 10 tender
congratulations. and the presents nom them
and from other friends were numerous ana In
rich sAste.--Ia Indianapolis Journal
: Harry is an old Leavrnworth boy, and has
ifSadrsxis OF friends in this city who will wish
sucsess and prosperity to himself and his
bride through lies rough journey.
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PERSONAL.

Prof i.Gbt. Brown has returned.
Tom q Ible came in from a trip last night
G. e. F"s-, of ST Loais, was in the metrop.
oils yesterday
Rev. Robert Brown, returned from Spring
field, Mo, yesterday.
Joseph McMullen, OF Trenton, was at the
Continental yesterday.
Mr.. owen Duffy, proprietor OF the Leaven
worth Wooden v Is, is in the East on busi-
Ness connected e. the factory.
James Lamasncy, Esq, of O.athe. and fam
ily were IN the G. Yesterday, and attend,d d
the comIneucem, exercises at Mount st.
Mary's Academy.
Arrivals at the i.anlers, yesterday, were as
follows:
Mcneil, Greeley, KANSAS; w. W. Palmer,
Chicago; r.. X. Ward, Iarkin. Kansas; II. T..
Arms, Lawrence, and j. ID. Spalding, Sioux
City.
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AFTER RECESS,

! Wm. f. Chandler was called and testified
tina, he visited Florida soon after the late
| PresideTfa al ei ctions, and there met S0y-
| ernor Moves, and had many conversations
with him regarding the electoral vote of
| that State. Do not recOliect telling McLin
| that Noyes was a particular friend OF Hayes
and that anything he said Hayes would be
| responsible for, and that il the State went
| fer Hayes the members OF the returning
board would be well taken care Of; don't
recoilect any conversation regarding that
| at all don't know of any such statement
being made by General Lew Wallace or
Governor NOyes.
| Q.-When Moves arrived IN Florida, did
he not tell the members of the returning
board that the Presidential election depend
ed ON Florida? A.-Not to my knowledge.
| Q.-Was it not understood in Florida
| when Governor Noyes came there that he
was a representative of Governor Hayes
| A.-Not in that form, but it vas under
| stood by me that he came there an init
mate friend Of Governor Hayes. He did
not tell me that he came there at the in
stance of Governor Hayes and l never
heard it so stated az coming from him.
| Q.-Are you aware Of any promises, gen.
eral or specific, that were made to any
members OF the returning board before or
after the count that in case the State went
for Hayes they should be taken care OF
Al have no recollection of such prom
ises
| Odd not you make such promises
A.-Not to my recollection.
| Odd you give any assurances to that
effect? A.-Not that remember.
| Q.-Then you had no conversation with
the members of the board In regard to get
ting positions in case Hayes was inaugural
ed? Al am unable to remember that i
gave any assurances to any member of the
returning board.
| Q.-Are you able to say whether you did
or not, positively? Al do not recollect
that l did, and believe did not. That
is n we'll as ! can answer the question.
The witness testified that he went to
Florida at the instance of members of the
Republican National Convention. He did
not call upon Governor Hayes or meet him
at any time during the trip to Florida and
back saw, him in the Ohio campaign in
1876, and did not see him again until after
his inauguration. -.
The witness produced telegrs0 sent by
himself to A. E. Lee, Governor Hayes pri-
vate Secretary, and said: This is the
telegram referred to in the testimony taken
before the knott-Field Committee. 1t is
in cipher, but translation
of it is "Send Stanley Matthess and Others
of high character. Things begin TO look
favorable" OF course l sent that telegram
to Mr.. Lee because he occupied the position
Of secretary to Governor Hayes, and lett
HIM to do what he chose with my telegram.
of course should not have sent it 10 Capt.
Lee if he had not been Governor Hayes
secretary. l most certainly expected that
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A Public Execution.

4 public execution, witnessed by a limited
number of spectators, took place yesterday
morning at the county court house, the vic
i'm being young wolf which County CLERK
Niehaus has been fostering, but which, un-
gratefully true 10 his wolf nature, became q
source Of trouble and danger, and MS execu-
ton was therefore ordered. Prussic acid was
first given him, which, being old, produced
no effect. and ne was accordingly dispatched
10y a blow from a hatchet in the hands Of the
Janitor. The head Will be saved. His wolf
snip was about three months old, and eX-
trenely savage, being one of a litter brought
in n short time ago.
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The follow ~ officers were elected ~ III
meeting uI COEcoraIa Lodge, No. : Il. OF J..
last night
EN-l -luanceilor-HugO BoneSs.
tnance. .lor Communications Baia.
Wee Cnanu uellOr-Nm. Wiser.
rFeiate-John Trump
Master of Exchequer-George Linck.
Master of FinSnce-Henry i.amIneit.
Keeper OF Record and Setl-J9coD kunz.
Master at Arms-ChIIst schubert.
Tn,lee-JoLn Baum.
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POLICE NOTES.
Life Among the Reckless as POr.
arayed in the Police Court Yesterday

In the Police Court yesterday morning Da-
vid and Nancy Flock, charged with using
Language unbocom:ng TO christian people,
were riued s5 each, judgment being suspend
ed.
Mary Hall, who disturbed the peace and
Threatened the lives OF her neighbors, was
put under bond OF SiUJ. 10 behave herself.
Twoor three days ago she made an attempt
10 shoot a young girl named Reua Francis,
who Jhereupon swoTe out complaint.
AdrlIne Richardson s,tnd Rose Chapman,
who az. ch ,rsed by Patrick Farrell with hav-
lu.s robbed hIm n short time ago OF sol at the
house of prostitution ON lower Main street,
known the "kOsebud,' were bound over
10y the police Judge yesterday morning ia
the sum of s2pI each 10 appear at the next
term Of The district Court for trial. They
gave The required bond.
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Vi,itor. .o tie Fort.

We cali the aIie-.-on Of "Ur readers TO "a
V.IE irHr.r'aut suggestion made by colonel
Dodge with re-grl ~ people w.t.' visit the
Fort q w,n -. fguud on the ~,a-ruG r1ge.
Every citizen who visits the ED.t "a! ,n eve
n .uL should READ u, as u y tyg the p.Ot"Gtipn
o. y.siJU"s only.
THERE were no real estate transfers on
record IN the OFF re sf the Register OF Deeds
yesterday.
THE vfter in Lac Missouri has reached an
aIarmin-iy high stage, although nc danger
j. anticipated IN this vicinity.
W. b Ucye that Nr. !. Wollman IS the
oldest merchant IA ..e state I'm coz uHuous
service" He commenced business IN this
city IN lS5|.
ALL mail pa. into the p5S'-otiice uo 20 SO
y. IT,. VIII reach tn" following points the next
morning: Wnrn.-o, Manhattan, Junction
CITY, Abilene and solomon City.
TIE welcome ,. in u last night cooled of
the strnpspheTe considerably. IL wGs insult
l-rsb'y warm yesterday "fjeTnoOn, the ther-
nonIeter being far up Iuto the nlnetieS.
Thomas Fortune, one of the b. st firemen In
the country, enjoyed his first lea We OF absence
from his post in five wears, yesterday, by TAX
ing trip over tie Missouri Pacific TO Kansas
CIV.
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Fine Cactus Flower.

We are under obligations To Mr.. ID. e. Haw-
thorne ior "A splendid Night Blooming Cereus
which began To bloom yesterday afternoon
AT four O'Clock al Mr.. Hawthofne's nursery
south ofthe city. This plant which is known
in botany as Cactus grdndiHOTIs, is remarka-
bile for its large flower anu from the fact that
IL only blooms once a year beginning in the
evening and closing forever before daylight.
The Calyx Is fully ten inches in dIameIer, OF
beautiful vel ow color and encloses "A num-
ber Of petals OF the purest white. The speci
men brought US could hardly be surpassed in
h.aufy
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REAL ESTATE rRANsFER>.
List Of Property Transscrs as Record
ed Yesterday in Gnc Office Os the
ksSi. 0t Dceds.

Thoma, A. Davis and wife, OF Fort
Dodge, To Hm- BuetIiBgcr, thrc"
patt> of the southeast YEaII,r Of The
southeast qu.IrirI OF S5CII"n %, tow e
ships range -, beginning at "A point
oII I,Tp. dxaY e. hS-iDJ rOd> south oi
tHu ~p.IfuSsIL corner ui lot - block
ia James l'iNl-' addition to i.caN-
'nworJh cry; JhcnCs south > - !VJ
lois: thence east - rods, Thence
north . - lCD T,-A> Inrnce Ncsl i
rods, 10 the piacs OF DggInuln,I also,
commencing IH5 icrt S'uth -. tne
soutaN ,sJ CugurroT lhe sfvIcSsiu lot
! :, block 10: Iu-uC. SOI;t. lii feeI;
Su,-nce e-,st Ipi !,-st turnce norm iii
f,-sr thence .a>J - itssT, 10 the place
OF beZffqnlBg; Also, commencing AT a
point ) 5Gget soajh OF ihs southeast
corner of Not :, O.Ock Il, Ia James
Davis abolition stiuIeSaId thence
soa,li IL is-i thence etsJ l"i feet
To b.o.1way thence uOTju II. leej;
lns:Ice west 40. -fcei, 10 slc place oi
bts9i nlisG ------s
Elizabeth FrcrlIrd, Of hiUkappo, 10
". F. boownug.d, oi the same place,
The following described property.
Commencing "A: the >CuiIylsJ , II
ntr OF l.tr northeast quarter oi - c
riou =, township :, raGse -; Thence
running north ON the east litie or
said quarter 81 rDa>, thence west
II ~ rods. thence kOUth 10 Iyd>,
thence. East on the south Line Of said
Quarter 10 the place ~ pcginIng, con-
..ffn-n. 7 tcIsg>.-----
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Probatc Court.

In the matter OF the estate Of William
Frvcland, deceased, John FreelHnd, admins
traitor, made Third annual settlement.
Letters of administration issued TO julius
J. Smith, on the estate OF George j. Smith,
Oerensed.
In the matter of the estate OF John Il.
We Is, deceased, Mary i. Wells, alminIsird-
trix. submitted final settlement.
Marriage cense issued TO IL. II. Hancock,
and Annie l.. Abel.
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Conservative Established by
ID. II. Anthony, JanuarylS61s

nands, by Congress, such legislation As shall
| prevent the interposition Of federal courts
| by mandamus or otherwise, between the
| courts OF States and counties and cities Of
the States such interference being hostile to
the theories OF our Government,
LEADS To GENERALIZATION
and also deprives the State OF free and
| rightful exercise OF its sovereignty; favors
money aid on the part of the general Gov
ernment and full security for the construc-
tiOn of a Southern Pacific Railroad; favors
an appropriation by the general Govern
ment TO aid in the construction Of leyees
upon the Mississippi and its tributaries;
opposes any tariff except for purposes Of
revenues alone opposes any settlement Of
our State but which should involve COM
promise of any portion of that which is
just in order to pay anything upon that
wHICH Is UNJUST
or fraudulent.
The following additional resolutions were
also adopted:
We favor 4 wholesale, -hiic
schools to the end that 9
be afforded for educatip
the abilitr r II
vita ~, rom - 70 s cents, from 80 TO
Il, nom 20 10 - cents. from - 10 2J
Gents. from = 10 l. cents -
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A Plcnaaut pinic.

| The picnic excursion Of the United Prcsby-
| terrain sunday school on the Kansas Central
tO Va ley FAILS yesterday was participated in
| by a iar.e number from this city and also
| from Winchester. vino Joined th= excursion
Gl it, WHY ont al a." l.tt.rr ppint- At Valley
| Frl'> = pheasant 1inH was spent, this city
being reached on tho return about half p;,- I
-4.e .e.-lt D's .l,,.y al t.t,-. evening.
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Kau.., Ceutra,Excur.ton

An excursion came in over the Kansas
Central yesterday. The train had three ,N-
ira coaches containing those who had given
the right Of way over their farms for the
road. The Company gave them a free ride
10 the city and return.
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POLICE NDiES.
Life Among she I-Owiy as PORTRAY cd
i,. ilsc Police Cour. Xcs,-rday Morn


One iuudred and sixty-seven dollars in
fines ~ assessed in the Police Court yes
tyrtiay morning
Tue cH>e of Robert Craig, arrested upon a
CO mV.aIn at sworn out by officer Lauber. was
dismissed. The trouble originated AT Rsiger'>
Garden last sunday, when the officer re-
fused To ist Craig in. who afterwards Inade
threats against the officer
frankie Russell aud Lizzie Townsen, ar
rested night before last for appearing upon
the streets in male clothing, andother unbe-
Co-tiE-- conduct, were sent to the county Jail
for Ihirty-txo days each in default OF the
psyileut OF a file of SO and costs.
one hundred and twenty dollars We're col.
lectcd from women of the town, being the
monthly license assessed against them.
Frank IL ouS, who got drunk and otherwise
mi,ByiIaysi himself, was fined So
Celia iieiDbIus, for street-walking, was fined
SlD
Thomas Burns, yagrapcy, case cohtinued
until this morning.
William Robinson, assault and battery, case
di>I IsS'd.
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OFFICER MILLER arrested yesterday lu
nate who wa. wandering about the streets
lie WAS locked ND aud will be examined this
morning. lie had some money with him,
and u carpet sack fill"d with various articles.
Religion iS the subject upon which he dis
courses principally. hut ~ IA little unSOuEd
upon most every topic.
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A Call ior Hichard Grant White.

Thank heaven, all the bad English is No,
written by Americas; the SRar,iJy t.erie,r
which is fAstidious od nauseahi, speaks o.
the "leisured. highly-caltivated glasses oi
Englard.r Ii they are .'leisnred" We wsnI
To know how it was done. Richard Gran,
White will please notice.
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Florida were there opl.
terests and protect the
iicsn party. The with,
Of gentlemen who vcfe--
with Tie Democratic org%
ne did nos know thar any
there - special representa-!
Tilden.
Q.-Was there a1y convs -
sui:ation between you ami g.
intimatinS that any iuhutI Don o'
should be exercised over auy
vasserS, except les@l considerIpekn a
iect their Judgment in the csny
To the best OF my recollectiCI
not ooo>e
BY Mr.. Butler-After the e men,
there not q considerable numbe men,
who had more or less, relations uf :
ton. given Office nader the adm four
A.-There were. iven
Odd Governor Moves gel alley
men appointed, do you know? Aan-
no doubt that Gove!n nor Moves re, the
ed men for appointments, and pos
recomms ndation NAV have induce, e
pointment OF some OF them. | recoI
ed some myself, but ! would not un
TO say whether my influence or his
greatest, but there were quite Eu !.
gentlemen appointed. / have no ;,
about his AID my own rucOmmen
orally or by letter.
Q.-Was therc any dissa .isiactio
with Governor Moves by Florida gen
because ne did not 90 further in his +.
mendations Of them 20 o.Ece than h.
Did they not complain 10 yOI that n,
taken his office and gon away an
serted them? Al think | have sai
tn them. | think nave comp ain
them thai thought Governor Moves :
not have gene 10 France without W
recommending his flcrids friends, ,,
| saw no reason why ! should be tht
person lett in Washington TO recon
them 10 President HAYES. ard they
in with me on tha; point have nc ,
The witness stated that he did not
that Governor Moves recommended \
or Caingill for Office, but had no dot
did.
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ss 80: late the Papers All the Same.
Lord Beacons6eld didn't make the bril-
liant epigram to the effect that there were
two good reasons Why he cannot marry the
Queen, the first bsing John Brown; the
second, John Bull. But it got into the pa
J pers for all that
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eS .dent'y, Eimcs. instant. lsouslv with III.
entrance Of the bullet into The brain. Tue
bo-y presented a most nor..ule appearance,
the features being distorted with the coniOr-
tons OF tie agony a. lensthening dissolu-
ton the gaping wound Tia tie throat. the
bullet hole IL the forehead, the features and
G otning be>Teared with the life blood o.
The victim, clUtled and stil! flowing,
THE LINES DRAWN UP
in the last struggle, denotin- the terrible con
Ilct between life and death, ere the former
surrendered the victory . the latter. Like
wlldhTe the dreadful tlglngs spread, and 81
a lew moments large crowd had gathered
at and IN The vicinity of the tragedy. Sci
bert WAS well known in Platte City. having
been a Resident of the town for the past five
or six years, and well liked. Disappoint-
lnent IN love il given a. one Of the reasons
for the rash act, although some OF those who
We're well acquainted with him say that
liquor had something tO do with IL. lie ffe-
quenfly INDUCED in prolonged spreeS, from
Tie ELECTS Of which he was frequently down
hearted and des. .OuGent. II never Tor Il mo-
ment, however, bred
TIE FAINTEsr SUSPICION
in the minds ofhiS scquaintanc-s and friends
thai he would ever b. 20 rash as to commit
an act ia - the one by which he lost his
life yesterday morning, rs ne although of a
nervous temperament, had never allowed
himself 10 entertain thought OF sel'-GestTuc-
man. and possessed OF but little property.
lie was well Known in this city, having a
laTg- circle .. friends and acquainianccs Lere.
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HANCOCK the residence OF
the brides parents, near the state penit thtl-
ary. yesterday afternoon, by the Rev. J. B.
McCieery, Mr. Henry Haocock To Miss Anna
Abel. No cards
Mr.. Hancock holds phsitiou at the peni-
tentisry, and has a large ciscie OF friends In
Leavenworth, ali Of whom wish himseif and
bride pleasant voyage throusn HE. Mr.:
Alfred Callahan and Miss Nannte Waftesu, o.
this city acted ~ bridesmaid and groomsmsn.
present, and the affair passed on very pleas
sntly.
wOI.D-CHISH0LM-In Kansasl City,
on the 9TH inst, by the Rev. James G. Rob
crts, pastor Of the Congregational Churcn'
of that ,ity, Hon. Hiram Grtswoid, OF Leav-
enworth, and Miss Mary j. Chisholm, of
Batn, New YORK. No Cards
Geoa GooAs frOa che LoovenWoreh
WOonen Milas.
We vere shown yesterday 1ne SAMPLES OF
wa,len striped goods. Tor the Joliet, Illinois,
u nIt-ntiary, manufActured n the Leaven.
worth Woolen Mills; also an elegant lot of
blsnkets that have been made Tor The Sov-
erument service. There 10 no factory IN tne
west thai makes . better quality OF goods tnan
Is made By Mr.. Duffy, The proprietor OF the
Mills.
LORENZO GIACoNINI, nephe = OF Nj. 1homaa
GtAcomini, broke his arm yesterday after
noon while jumping. The fractured member
wn. set, aud the little sunerer b now doing
WELL
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Oifferent W1ys o. Gazing Him.
Rome SentineLI
When a man wants to call a puppy he
whistles, but girl just walks along with
her handkerchief floating across her shoul-
der
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Better Goods and more for the
30 cents, half gallons, IS ceatS, one ga
bought OF US not being aS good as rep
Goods delivered to Fort Leavenwo.tl Il
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~ clgLlcd GlQ SILL LONlhg
THE LTNES DRAWN CP


trrom E.iday Mornings Daily.I
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The'maguiiiceHt edifice known as Mount
-. Mary'S Academy, situated just south ol
the city, never presented a hand>omer ap
pesrance than it did ON yesterday afternoon
upon the occasion oil the commencement
exercises of the Academy, although no eN'
traOrdinary preparation in The way Of deco
ration OF display had been made. The Acad-
sIny stands upon "a commanding emine nee,
fTDm which
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Best Boston Mackcrei.
.JELLIES.

Largest assortment; ever kept in
the city, Of The very choicest.
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Suraetts Extracts War
raEtsd Pure.

. money than any other house
Hon jars. 81 as White Lime. Plas
resented, can be returned at our c,
free Of charge.
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The commencement exercises of yesterday
passed OF most pleasantly, without singh
draw back TO mar the pleasure OF the Ccc=l-
sion. The esssys of Miss Mollie Clough
and MIS- Dora Freeland, the two
graduates, the former upon the subject
OF "Herus in the West" and the latter upon
"a Noble GiIf- received merited and well
won hearty applause The rendition OF the
entire programme was almost pc feet, the su-
dience testifying Its appreciation without
stint The award of the gold media, for SUI
periog merit was made 70 Miss Mollie Clough,
OF this city. The following Is the prog aii iilg
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GhurnS. pine and cedar Ka-
kins, butter tubs. sugar
buckets and boxes.
rs lbs White cashmere SOAP
r6 bars Of sayon Soap fOr......---I
20 bars Standard %. ...I
a bars No. Z Palm I" ......-.-i
Fresh Butter. Egas. and Chick,
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&c largest assortment ever K,
sale il this city.
.-nerS feed. markei. lar
IhildIea'S school, and clotl
Baskets.
PICKLES

Crosse & BlacxWell's. xc
Lea * i'e"riH's Sauces. and KcrT's
TOMATO CatSup.
New Sugar Cured Ham. Bacon,
Shoulder and breakfast Bacon.
Claice Dried Reef