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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

There was a large and refined audi.
ence at the operahouse last evening to
see "Col. Sellers, or There's Millions
In H." founded upon Mark Twain's
"Gilden Age" Mr.. Selden Irwin APP
pearing as Col. Sellers, Mrs. Irwin az
the beautiful Laura Hapkins, and NIr
Mccormick as CO.. Soiby. The play
was highly amusing, aud was well
rendered. Mr.. Irwin has fine con-
ception OF the character Of the hopeful
and speculative western man, and did
full Justice to his eccentricities aud
whimsicalities. Tonight the popular
comedy, IAN That Glitters Is Not
Gold" with an afterpiece.
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National,

w. NJ GILES IL Co Since the in
PRODUCTION of your Liniment lodide Of
Ammonia in the city, the sale Of all
other liniments, extracts, lotions. re-
liefs and oils has ceased.
Giles Eminent Iodde of Ammonia
performs wonders. Should tell you
OF all the cures 1t has effected, it
would take Il large book to hold them.
j. W THOMAS, Druggist.
III Butte street, Norfolk, Va.
For sale by Conner & Walker, drugs
gist, Dallas Texas.
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Busineas Alive.

Yesterday evening the train on the
Dallas and Wichita brought in two car
loads Of cotton, three car loads Of wood,
one car OF lumber, and goodly mum.
Der of passengers. Business Is looking
up on that line, and the net earnings
will be over two hundred dollars per
day, as soon as the roads are In such a
condition as that they can be travelled.
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.lnG ItnllMlI
LOCAL J0TTINGS.

1t continues pleasantly cool.
--MOclSing birds sell for twenty-five
cents each,
Alderman Shonc IL absent TO Kauf
man county on business,
The Trinity IN about even with ite
banks but was gradually falling yea,
terday evening
We noticed several hogs roaming
Vt large on the GtreotsyesterdOy, What
has become OF the hog law
The upper end Of the platform on
the north side Of the Union depot has
been made OF equal width with that
adjoining the depot
Tho Lamar Rifles will not give n
hop at their armory on Thursday
night, but n social hop, by outside
parties, viii be given
Yesterday evening II man named
Frlcke2ee was arrested aud joilcd for
committing m assault ON u party
whose name we were unable to learn,
Several good, substantial planE
crossings have been made during the
muddy spell by private citizens, whose
enterprise Ia most c0mmendsble.
Some OF the mud holes In the
streets ore OF marvellous depth, II h
common for u two horse wygOn to sink
over the hub. Such things should
not be.
Yesterday noon Deputy Sheriff MIL
Ter arrested Antoine Hooks, who had
been indicted for keeping nuisance,
consisting of u Slaughter.pen, In East
Dallas.
The greenhsck club will meet to
night at the market house, In the may
or's office, Mt halfpast seven o'clock
All working men are requested to at.
tend.
Any one finding n ilreman's gold
ba lge, belonging to Hook aud Ladder
company No. |, will please return the
same to Luke Dunn, aud receive u suit
able reward.
Two negro boot-blacks engaged IN
II row last evening on Elm street, when
one, pulling knife, cut the other
badly In the right hand, after which
they both ran of. No arrests.
yesterday, about two o'clock, two
oil cans In Pete's lunch stand, on La
mar street, caught fire, and for awhile
1t looked as though IL would be quite
blaze. 1t was extingushed, however,
little damage being done.
Yesterday evening Olllcer Carter
arrested man named Haley, on Elm |
street, for lying Hat OF his back anus.
ing himself shooting his pistol in the
air. Haley, six shooter and all were
gobbled and landed in the calaboose.
just at the crossing of the Central
flak on oE'm street, wagon loaded |
with charcoal has mired In the mud |
and broken down, being u complete
wreck. 1t Is directly in the road, aud |
the authorities should see that il is re-
moved.
III you experience bad taste in |
your mouth, sallowness or yellow color
OF skin, feel stupid and drowsy, appe |
tite unsteady, frequent headache OF
dizziness, you are "biious," and moth.
| gwill arouse your liver to action and
strengthen up your system equal to
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical u lscovery
IL Is sold hy druggists.
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AGreatInventiOn

And one OF much cement 10 Tho people ~
large, always Hllracih attention, II has
been the history Of all trades aud branch es
Of labor that the primitive method Of uc'
complaining the desired end has hcon quite
lnbOrlOuH, ana very slow In lta iuhulls, al
least tho history OF well making seems 10
confirm the assertion, First diggl0g with
the pick nnd spade, lhen hulueDOuy Thought
Of boring by hand, but ~ llrht the Hugcrs
used were crude afiair ana capable OF bur-
ing, but small hole supplying u very little
pure water, The opening up Ot tie great
west made the demand for wells 40 great
that within the last two ears WellsbOflng
tOOiA have been Invented, and the business
has been In measure r6voluli0nizcd, and
has become source Of money making
equnlled by no Otner branch whore the in-
yostmeni IN so little, MrH are iDOkrig now TO
whore they can got the best machine, Per-
Gciion has 0t last been reached, Nnd We oilor
YOU II machine complete la every detail, one
that In dtttinctLO i've Wnen all others nre
forgotten, II II the only anger ever In
vented with stone at Rchment or an nd
Unstable head that holcs any sized well,
from two feet up, without Ielmers, called
the Centennial lIW tagcr, patented June ~,
1875, and manufactured by ., Il. Hodge, Du.
buque, Iowa. Any one wis Ing 10 10 into
the business. or trade land, town property
or STOCK for mn anger aud territory, OF want
10 travel In this state aud apll auge.R and
Territory on large commission, viii please
call ON me NJ toe National hotel, or =. T..
Dopler NJ the PlanterH' house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where Will be for the next
thirty days. The anger n on eXhi Jitlon, and
IL running all the time. | viii guarantee
amy man 10 make rs much as $40 per day.
This looks llNe' gold miLe, doesn't II hut
II has be II made with tins machine day
after day, and viii be nude over and over
again 10y many who are lucky enough to 40
lnto the business, Co and see me before
II IL too bate, ms | can not stay In this place
but thirty days. u. N, ROOT,
Patentee ofsald Anger.
N B,--AS have been engaged in The well
boring business for the last Two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF The uugers
IN use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last five months, would cheerfully
recommend II as the most complete, and
best anger In the market. Yours respect
fnlly, = 4. DEPLER.
janSdSwlm
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Passengers for Brooklyn, New York,
via the Panhandle and Pennsylvania
line, are now transferred by steamboat
direct TO Fulton street wharf, Brook.
lyn, immediately on arrival at Jersey
City, thus avoiding the two ferries and
the disagreeable transfer across New
York city. This will be found a very
great convenience by Brooklyn travel.
ol9-3m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

Happy tldings for nervous suffers
ers, aud those who have been doSed,
drugged aud quacked, Pulyermaoher's
Electric Belts eflectuOlly cure premN-
mre debility, weakness and decay.
Book aud journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free Address
luyermucher 0alyanic Company,
Cincinnati, ohio.
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CITY COUNCIL,
nsnassl ~ Ihe 0aiaboose-A e'0"""
Allowed street OPeniug, tio'

Ham0ysI 90 Ihe OaiabOosa-A accounts
Allowed street OPaniug, tio'
Council met In regular session, pnr'
suaut 10 adjournment, Mayor Vabell
presiding, Ahsent-Aldermen bhone
and Newsome, Minutes Of the last
meeting read,
Themayor was authorized 10 destroy
certain railroad bonds Ia hia keeping
on motion NJ Alderman Jett twenty
five dollars were voted 10 tho INDECENT
poor Ofthe city,
The report of Market Master Phifer
was read and referred 10 the Gommlt'
too on Journals,
The committee appointed by the
council on the opening of Field street,
from Main through 10 Elm, was read
aud referred 10 the committee on
streets aud bridges,
The committee on claims reported
tho following accounts which were
read aud allowed;
| W. 81 JohnHon, amount paid Fisher u M
Gary a Hush, shooting for Ere De- ~ IN
n. H. HrIfi,n. roopaifnp boii."'',, II 10
'nIthed no DIV .'''',..',,,",.,..'., 100 AO
tai TAI '"''' '',. "''' ''' ' 20 90
Dallas Gliyy Gm idght Company, for
guiotho ciiy .......'..,', ,,.,- 2ll 10
L"hmnn A NOfthnf, harness Tor Flio
nrpnriment ,...,.,....,,,,,,,.,,... SO
Iolnl .,,,,t,,.t'''' ',fft''''''al'' ~
Special policeman allowed W 80 for
seryioea,
Aldermen CrOwdus Ervay and Hill
were appointed as committee to no.
lecl n sito for the removal Of the GALA
bOGse
The petition Of William McCutCh-
can, asking the rounding to him OF
tax he claims was wrongluliy collected,
was referred To the committee on ways
aud means,
Alderman scay offered the following
resolution
Hcsoiucd, That James Bentley he
appointed nv commissioners 10y the city
council to form one OF the board Of
commissioners 10 hear nnd determine
whether or not Josiah Curtis II enii
tied TO damages M claimed in his pcti.
tion Tor damages 10 hi5 residence by
the llle department, and II 40 to de-
lermine how much he Ia entitled 10,
Alderman Jet was excused on nc
count Of sickness In his family.
Petition of u t. Cuombs, claiming
part OF property condemned for Muir
ply street and claiming the damages
therefor should go to him. Referred
% mayor.
Alderman Crowdus moved That the
mayor be authorized to take such steps
concerning delinquent tax payers as
no should deem proper, Carried
Council adjourned,
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All orders for passengers and bag
gage, left at Ben Loebs' cigar store, at
Common " Walkers drug store, will re-
ceive prompt attention. Also have
floats for moving freight, furniture,
household goods, etc, on short notice
NOES I'm W. p. SlLER, Proprietor. 4
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.
StOnsPipe Chimneys,

Safer, more durable, and cheaper
than brick. Architects and insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
and sold at ITO Main street, opposite
the Crutchiield house. janl3tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

GA the evening OF the 10th instant,
at the residence Of the brides father,
near Elizabeth, Texas, by the Rev. Mr..
Nance, Mr.. James f. Cross, formerly
OF Dallas county, to Miss Matte Fan
min, all OF Denton county, Texas.
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PennImnn vs.. E,rat Nn,innni RnnL

49, $3.50 A'"'hbhot hhuAs
The case of Penniman and wife
against the First National Bank was
decided today, the jury remaining out
but a few minutes and returning yer.
diet In favor Of the hank, which was
ably represented by Judges Thurm ond
and Willard.
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Wreck,

Yesterday five cars OF the north.
bound freight on the Central road,
when just thus side of Richards n,
jumped the track, wrecking three
other cars. The passenger train was
detained several hours, owing to the
wrpak
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Just received, full line of camp
chairs, latest style, new patterns, low
prices, ~ Jansen BrolheW, op Elm
street, i0i,-lO-lm,
Dniias Ciy Lumber fHTd,
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The mud, the mud, the beautiful
nudl Ia order 10 save doctors bills,
keep your feet dry by going to Pages
Boot and Shoe store, and buyinga pair
Of those rubber boots or shoes just re-
ceiyel mn,l2lw
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THE COURTS.
Recorders SQUIRT

NftNfWffs AhNff
j. Lewis, interfering with private
property, fined five dollars aud costs
Frank smith, dunk, fined three
dollars and costa
gHuhly C1uTi,
benjamin piicherya Clrmenu Lelol,
suit Tor damages jury, aud verdict Tor
defendant
no, Penniman aud wife w. flfsl
National Bank, argument concluded
aud jury returned verdict for de-
PENDANT,
r. IL. Iledrick w, J, W. Spencer,
suit for tho recovery u two horses,
Jury, aud verdict for plaintiff, for tho
value ~ said horses, tO'wll, hoo,
w, Cumby aud wife w. Enoch Mayr,
Judgment by court for $500 In favor Of
plaintiff
District court
Nothing OfintereHt was transacted Ia
this court yesterday
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

Housekeepers should not forget that
Adams & Go. have apples by the mil.
lion for the holidays.
Orr is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than Vt. Louis prices.-tf.
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DnIlas Clty Lumber Word.
TeNna YrnnI CnhHa

are made everyday in the week at the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm,
The most elegant Christmas present
in this city, handsome chamber or
psrlor suit, with the LddiGS' FttVOrHG
Rocker, you can only find ut the first
class furniture house of Jansen Broth
ers, on Elm street, 4O4 .--l9,lm.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Notice,

| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas, hut il
you have any money and want a per.
feet timeNkeePer at about half price,
call ON +. AUSTIN.
jams I'm No. 50i Main street
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Dallas city Lumber YARD.


The "Starrett Strap" rubber over
shoe for ladies, gents and misses that
never pulls of in the mud. Can only
be found Mt Pages Boot and Shoe store,
sos Main eet.-jan.l2.lw.
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Dallas Ci,y I,u,nber Yard


Manufactured In Dallas and sold NJ
lowest eastern priocs, ONCE and works,
40 Main street, opposite Crntchlleld
house. janlalf
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Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

"A great bargain In apples at Adj
ans II Co.'S. If
Adams u Co. fiji orders for grain
aud produce. If
baltimore oysters, 50 cents a can,
at Delmonico. II
Choice onions 50 per barrel at
Adams n Co.'S. If
Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous suffers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Company, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
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RuIIIe,

The rollle for the fine carriage, will
come of on the evenirg of the 18th.
Only few chances left. janl 5>3t.
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HHrbHrOus,

Messra, lGd, Slorkle and Jake f0ldfr
formerly with Wilson, have opened q
barber shop near the Lamar holel
The llHl SHOP west NJ the entrance on
Main street They arc prepared 10
give perfect satisfaction 10 lhrlr pa
lrona, jmli In,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-16

Fred Manget, ticket broker At the
Lagpnde hotel, buys and sells Tickets
10 all points In the United States and
Europe, lilo has also county scrip for
sale, jaulitL
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.


County scrip 10y David w. Adams,
court house. jan9-lm.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Houston ~ Texas Central IL. X.
aOUTH, Leave, MONTH
Dl,O p.m.,,,..,ThrOugh EEpreHHopr, Mil am
TOO p,m.,,,,.n L0onl hKprohA,"u"r'r hisO pm
Texas Pacific Railway.
wIAf, Lohyot tAAf
aiiO Accommodations h,,ll ~
Ina I'm ,,u, Through EkpfuHa,,,,ubilO PIN
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Aailg AetAla.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
soiiee

Henry Y, dilllgg a o., proprlelofan OF 'ho
American Exchange aud Reading honInN
40 strand, Iondon, England, ale our ouly
authori1pd agents 10 solicit subscriptions
ana Advertisements, IhE pALf lihHNhP
viii be found on Mo, aud Texans ~ LONDON
will mud II NJ thelr snryloe'
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Dissolution OF COpartnershlp.

po "tn me close OF the year lsTT the cnpart.
,meisnip heretofore existing bets cen NJ hi
Ann s,n anu julius l.. Ullmann, under the
ceased hs anu style OF NJ. ullmann & Co.,
NAM, mann retiring. Mr.. NJ. UlImann will COIL
.ll lhe business from this date. undaS ~,
c ar name and style of firm, on bis own , an1
lay, unS, ana VIII assume all liabilities Of tbs
Claims due the same. W ooiiect
NJ, ULLMANN,
JULlUSL. ULLMANN.
heiIetring TO the above, taxa occa.to .,
snAhk all former patrons for mast Ii,'a. 70
s ,,,., snd ask continuance OF the so,,,a i
dssi,,il'e eihg prompt attention and fsi,
IapS.im NJ. ULLMANE,
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
notary Public.


q. ". Hammond. Ofiee opposite state
savings Hank Main street. decE.ifa
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E. Ill. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUBLISHES:
AohLlE E. MooRE's Poems, $500 o.. 5 &C
rHos' f. HoGGs'"Fste of Marylup . ~
W. T. WEAvER's "Hours of Amuse.
ment".
H. g. IHALLs History of Methodism
49,, ''''''.'''...............l Is
Thus AFFLECK's Hedges and Hedg.
ing" ......,......
Rev.J. HUTCHlsONs "Remin,scor...r, -
Rev.. R.CoNoLY's"Revelat,onp
THE Life of Navarro y
misSsl iST sale the largest stock Of school and
S VI orders from ali who Wan, ne IN
speeiai,v AZ y, Wholesale or retail, ana MAKES
to be found IN Tnsing any book wanted, il n is
mailed direct at retail prices. pe' All DOCKS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-23
Grsnd-L lecturer e. q. Duesberry and other
brethren OF the craft are expected to be
present, and big time is. expected.

The Congressional Canudss-C City and
County MeetingS.-B. A. Hancock, ESQ.,,
Superintendent Of the Conservative party
OF Chesterfield county, has issued call for
the voters to meetat their respectiye voting
places on Saturday, August Sd, at O'Clock,
for the purpose OF eIecting delegates to the
Congressional Convention, which meets fn
Richmond August 9th.
The meetiDg-places and number OF dele
gates will be found below. The voters Of
Manchester district (KIevesahPs and Han-
cocks precincts) will meet at the former
place and elect two delegates; H. G. Wat
kins is superintendent, and Thomas W.
McCrary assistant. Those OF Midlothian
district at the company's store, and elect
two delegates; w. W. Pace, superinten-
dent. Those OF Dale district at the old
courthouse, and elect two delegates DR..
Thomas j. Cbeatham. superintendent.
Those OF Bermuda district Chester and
Bermuda precincts) at Chester, and elect
one delegate; DR.. George ". Friend superin-
tendent, and L. V. Rae assistant. Glover Hill
precinct elects three delegates; T. N. Cheat
ham superintendent. Skinquarter elects one
delegate; Sydenham Brooks superinten-
dent. Matoaca district sends six delegates,
as follows: Ettricks, three-S. Nugent super
intendent; Matoaca, two-William 2. Beas-
+ ley superintendent; and Winfree's Store,
one - Thomas Hewlett superintendent.
Chesterfield has six districts, eleven pre-
cincts, and elects seventeen delegates to
the Convention.
, Henry A. Jordan, Esq, Conservative su-
perintendent OF the city OF Manchester, will
call the voters together on or about August
1st to elect delegates. Each ward in this
city is entitled to two delegates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the regular meeting
OF the Methodist preachers Of the city held
Yesterday morning the following resolution
was adopted:
Whereas we have heard with pleasure
that Rev. Y. j. Allen. D. d., our distln-
guished China missionary, will spend sun
dav the 2Sth in our city, therefore
Resolved, That We will give DR.. Allen a
cordial welcome to our churches and
houses, and that in testimony OF our inter
est in the great work to which lis life is
devoted we will unite our congregations in
Broad-Street church on the night OF next
Sunday, and that we invite DR.. Allen to ad-
dress the meeting on the subject OF our
mission work in China
At Venable-Street Baptist church at night
one person was received by experience. /
At the First Baptist church at the com.
munion the pastor received three persons
into full fellowship.
At Grace-Str church the pastor Dr.
Hatchery received two persons at the COM
munion.
At Pine.Street church five persons were
received as night. ,..
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The Atlanta Cadets HomcWRrd

The Atlanta Cadets returned here from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs yes
terday morning. They say that they had q
delightful time I'M the mountains. Their ap-
pearance indicates that they were well cared
Tor. They were as well pleased with tseir
visit as the prophet tors and guests were With
them. Their behavior there, as here, was
uncxceptionab1e. These young gentlemen
have nobiy upheld the Georgian name ana
made friends wherever they have. stopped
= Last night Company B Captain. .Binford);
OF the First regiment, met the Cadets at the
;Reeimental Armory, and, by request OF the
latter, gave specimen OF their drilling.
The result was creditable to Company, B,
and ELECTED great praise from the GeoTglms.
After the drill Company B escorted the
Cadets to Sanger Halle. The route was
ilumined by Roman candles and colored
fights, and the crowds on the sidewalks.
with iusty cheers, assured the Georgians OF
their welcome in Richmond. At Sanger
Halle there was & welcome from Captain
Biniord, and responses from Captain Jack
son and other Cadets. Adiutant Sterne also
made brief speech. - .,,.s
z Captain John S. Wise, OF the Blues, was
called out; BE mounted a Chair as If to
make an address; ut,al he had to say was
that the soldiers were talking too much and
drinking too little. The Cadets were then
invited to the Blues armory. The path
thither was lighted by Roman candles and
exploding fire-crackers. .,.t
The Blues, in full uniform, were drawn
up to receive their guests. The formalities
were brief. and the welcome informal but
hearty. Champagne and other exhilarating
fluids were then set out, and an hour or
oro of onnyiyIaIitv was SDcrlt,
At both entertainments nearly all OF the
officers OF the regiment were present.
At 1910 P. NJ. to-day the Cadets will leave
for home. The Danville military propose
to give them parting shot OF Vlrglnlan
hospitality when they reach tnat city.