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Insurance Agent nrnIey's Down.
fall.

fall.
NJ. J. Henley. OF Virginia City, book
md insurance agent who operated in
Elko some three months ago, has
skipped tho Country. leaving behind
him q somewhat mixed state OF accounts
with his companies. A Chronicle repor.
tor has a]soertained that Henley's meth
cd Of doing business was decidedly
w~ild.cattish. It is said that no would
tako applications and premiums and
forward the applications 10 Jacobs 4
Esston, General Agents In San Fran.
cisco. who would place the risks in good
companies and forward tho policies,
relying upon Henley to send on the
premiums In duo time. In numerous
instances Henley kept the money, and
tho holders Of policies we're asiouishsd
TO receive letters from the companies
stating that their policies were cancelled
on account Of tho non payment Of pre-
uiums. These are only samples OF the
name In which NJ. j. Henley CON.
Quoted tho insurance business just DO.
fore he left for Bodie. and Il IL esti.
mated that he got away with about
$1,000 In the operation.
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s0A8Un4
Dr.. J. =. MdEs departed for San
FraAetsoo ysstsrdAy AoraisG on . br;si
visit.
We learn With pleasure that the con.
diton Of Geo W. Cassidy. IL very much
improved.
B. Reiuhart & Co. and Joe Rossps.ock
are daily receiving their new stock Of
Fall and Winter goods.
The stage last evening brought down
from Tuscarora fourteen bara Of Grand
Prize bullion. valued at sac. 745 80.
We noticed q number of Stag pots for
the Blue Belle mine At Railroad. upon
the platform Of the freight depot to-day.
The regular meeting OF Unity Lodge,
No. l6. I. o. G. T., called for this even.
ing has been postponed until tomorrow
night.
Capt. Warner aud R. R. Biselov de-
parted for TuscarorA by private convey
ance this morning. They will be absent
three days.
Mrs. r. Tregaskis departed for Cali.
forDia this morning. Uncle Dick and
son Milt. returning to Tuscarora by pri-
waite conveyance.
Allen Penrod came down from Island
Mountain last night. He will load up
with supplies for the camp to-day aud
return TO morrow.
All who desire to take characters In
the Dickens Party. are requested to be
present at the residence OF S. S. Sears,
Friday evening, Sept. Gath. at 7:30
O'Clock. BY order Of the Chapter.
We notice that our old friend and for.
mer citizen Tom Salter. has gone into
business on bis own account, having
opened the Gem Saloon in Ogden, in
connection with II. Shafer. We hope
fortune will smile upon him.
A special train OF twenty two cars
loaded with fat beef cattle for the San
Francisco market passed west last even
ing. Ten Of the cars were loaded by E.
P. Hardesty Of Wells. and the balance
by Armstrong Of Tecoma.
Sam Cunningham has sold his mule
and dray and retired from the business.
He has purchased the Banning ranch.
on the Tuscarora road, and will in the
future devote his time and attention to
the peaceful pursuits OF ye honest
granger. Sam desires through these
columns TO tender his thanks to the
citizens Of Elko for their liberal patron
age.
Charley Palmer. the Ioudest talking
man in the State OF Nevada. held one Of
his select open air soriees last night in
front OF the Gem Saloon. Three pairs
Of socks for fifty cents did not go of as
readily as Charley had q right TO expect,
but when six socks wore offered at the
same price, the number OF ~''suckers"
surrounding the Big Trunk was pain.
fully recognized.
The practice OF recklessly jumping
upon and running over the tops of cars
while in motion is not confined to the
young lads about town. Older people,
old enough to know better. air their
agility in this dangerous manner We
noticed a young man last evening.
catch on to the side OF a fast moving
freight and swing himself under the car
to a resting place IN the brake.beam,
with all the ease aud assurance OF a
professional tramp. just ito show the
boys how it was done" The loss Of a
limb and perLapsa life will surely result
il this kind Of sport ia persisted in.
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Yesterdays AitsrA... sears.

Yesterdays AiterAss. ess-A.
so Jackson. Soc
400 Belmont, 35c
l5o Bellies 12N i2X
10 Manhattan, 1i56
100 Day. $50
500 Paradise. l5c 200
900 Albion, 600 $50
$50 Mont Potosi. 500
225 Z. Mount Diablo, 500 60s
100 Columbus, az
SD Wsles l4Og
$40 Diablo, I0c
l25 Bodie, 1850 ~
$50 Bechtel. hoo
225 Tioga. 7ec Csc
iO5 Syndicate, 75o
$50 Goodshaw. 75o
1870 Bulwer. IL.
so Concordia, $50
465 Belvidere, Acc 45s
100 Champion. soc
$50 Booker. 900
2i5 Con. Pacific, 1850
$50 Jupiter. 35c 30c
$50 s.. Bulwer, 400
81 MONDAY, q
100 Double Standard, 800
80 Mammoth, $40
200 Boston, $40
$40 Orc. Q
100 Addenda. 200
ATS Atlas, 3
IS Silver King, 8
100 Tip Top.
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PhetoSraphy,

Attention is specially called TO the
fact that Murry Durham, the pho.os.
raphor, will close hts gallery at this
place, on Monday. the 97th instant.
Now is tho time to get your pictures
taken, II excellence in workmanship Is
the desired object. Call \. once and
secure the best picture you have have
ever had.
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tEloa FnAaJ's Dds.I
6aI&a~u.aA

~. Nahn09oaak ~
We noticed The smiling t.es " Dan
AS1Phy Of HA.leek upoa ear siftSas 70.
day.
Ssna.ot Corbeti Of Oregon vas = PES.
ssngsr By the .Ass bound train ", dnss
day evening.
TsrleGse. the slayer Of Billy Hsrfi,on
at Eureka, was sentenced 70 ten years
in the State Prison, Wednesday.
The Board Of Equalization which has
been in session since Monday. will con
clude its present sitting tonight.
Four emigrant teams Ill the way from
Missouri. bound for Southern C.iifor-
mia, passed through town this morning.
Verify. the political 20, bOils. Three
tickets are already in the Asld. to be
voted for at the Republican primaries to.
morrow.
The stage from the north lsst evening,
brought to the ohes Of Wells. Fargo 4
Co.. six bars Of ArgentA bullion valued
at 6,s4s IA.
VIM. McCombs OF LanoilIe Valley
loaded his team with farming nipple
ments and machinery for Chas. Adams
to day. and pulled out this evening.
Gus Hoffman who came down from
Tuscarora Tuesday night. with Sherin
Fitch departed last evening for Railroad
District, TO look after his mining inter.
ests in that section.
John McKittrck q we'll and favorably
known resident OF Tuscarora, will en-
deavor to secure the nomination for
Sheriff Of this couaty before the Repub
lican Convention. which assemblies Oh
the 3O,h inst.
Our reporter in describing the per
formances Of ayoung man on the brake
beam OF . fast moving freight las,
evening. neglected to mention the eI.
traordinary evolutions and contortion,
INDUCED in by " other candidates for
an early grave. one Of whom posted OF
the cowcatcher was particularly reck
less in his e~ndeavors to attract atten
ton. Once moro, boys, stop i'll
Mrs. Barnard, mother OF our towns
man. John Ainley. arrived hero from
her home in Canada, this morning
The lady is seventy years OF age, au,
accomplished the long, f~atigueiug jour
uey, without The slightest evidence O
WEAKNESS or other unpleasant symp
toms, slighting from the train without
assistance. Truly the alleged degener
acy Of human kind cannot Be applied t,.
that family.
Tromlitz. the fascinating "corn doc
tor" who worked this place to advantag
some months ago, winding up his OK
ploits by carrying OF tho burom cham
bermaid at the Depot Hotel, is al las,
under lock and key. After leaving
Elko. he figured conspiciously in tn
local history Of Ogden and Balt LAX,
City. uh:il those places became too
warm for him. Deserving the chamber
maid at Green River. Tromlitz hurried
on tn the East. but when he reached
Chicago he was nabbed by the policr
men, who were familiar With his record.
and today the smooth and gullibls mar
Of confidence repines In the Jail OF tb,
great city by the lakes.
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Hotel Arrivals.

VIM. Mitchell, Huntington Valley
Geo. Weeks, do
l.. Liebes. San Francisco.
Z. 3. Davis, Tuscarora.
II. S. Conley, do
Miss Z. james. do
Mrs. @. Holbrook. do
James McMullen. Star.
Malcolm Hall do
W. J. Harmon, Lamoille,
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Death OF Bernard Toner.

News reached here this morning OF
the sudden death from heart disease Of
Bernard Toner. an old and w~ell-known
resident OF Railroad District, which
occurred at that place last evening. He
had gone TO Highland, about one and q
half miles from tho town, with some
parties TO visit the Iron mine, in which
no had an interest. aud while inspecting
the tunnel, dropped dead without o
sign or warning. DR.. Everett was inn
mediately summoned, but too lslo to
reuder any assistance. .
The deceased resided for a number of
years in Austin during the lively times
Of that camp, and on the breaking out
Of the White Pine excitement, owned n
pack train plying between the two
places. Coming to Elko county about
the time OF it's organization. he located
at Railroad, where he has since been
identified with its interests, contribut.
ing in no small degree TO the develop.
nient OF its resources.
i. or his anteoodonts but very little can
be gathered. A brother formerly re.
sided in Los Angeles, CAL, but whether
no Is still there is moi definitely known
Another brother resides somewhere in
the Mississippi Valley. A will executed
by tho deceased about two years ego,
and deposited with n. p. Freeman. is
now In the possession OF IL. NJ. Grant.
The funeral will take place to NOR.
row, q number friends going from
thia plaoe 10 attPnd.
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Tho Lad Market.

The New York Mining Record Of Sept.
18th has the following concerning the
lead market: The demand for common
pig has been limited, and the business
in progress confined 10 = few unimpor-
isnt jobbing sales. Sellers are asking
AZ to ~ cents. according 10 quantity /;
but the tono OF the market IL in buyers
favor. Corrodipg 10 quoted at So 10
6H cents.
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SAN FaAXuSe0 yTOc6 aOaaa.


TS.DAyr DeseA $1,000
$40 ophir. ek eX
75S Mexican, 1lH
1871 Gould 4 Curry. <ooe
50 Best 4 BelohsI, 1854 1oN
iSS CAllforniH, ass
GO Savage. 1850 tl
90 Con. Virginia. SlsO
80 Potosi. ~ a83o
lIi Hale and Nor6foss. 61t 5A
20 Point, hoo
100 Jacket. bk
lSo l Imperial, 500
100 Alpha, s
sSS Belcher. 1909 1850
65 Condolences,
335 Sierra Nsvada, l0k l0K
lao Utah. lOH 1917
600 Bullion. ll0e Il6o
200 OvermAh, 1850 1
40 Justice, SOC $50
ITO Union. 22H 23M
$40 Alta, 25Sc az
rs Julia. zES
200 Silver NM. 60o
2l0 Occidental. 1905
lO1 Andes. ~
100 Scorpion, 205c
800 Benton. 1900 1850
20 North BonAnsS, use
200 Con Dorado, ESQ
75O o. G. Hill, $50
100 Grand Prize. 205s
500 Independence, 45c'
100 Belle Isle, $50
$50 n. Belle Isle, 800
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For a Cheap.

A No. l vegetable ranch and large
pasture, both under gold fence, In the
foothills near the head Of South Fork
OF Humboldt. The owner wishes to
emovo North, and will give q rare
bargain TO q purchaser. For particulars
apply to Wm. Richie, South Fork, or
At this Office.
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mir Ashley Cooper's vital Restora-

The great English remody-nas made
more cures Of Nervous Debility, Semi.
nal Weakness. Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal smishous. 'lassitudo. inability for
mental hbor, dependency and such
diseases as arc induced by youthful
foiliss and oIcosses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffor1 Send to A. 4. Mintie, n. D.,
No. II Kearney street, San francisco,
for Tbs Restorative aud DO cnrod. Price
- per bottle. Four times the quantity
30. Try = bottle. DR.. Min,io treats
all private diseases successfully with
out mercury.
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Dentistry.

Dr.. r. @. Jessup. tho woll-known
dentist. will remain In Eiko only one
week longer. Those desiring hiI ser.
vices will do we'll TO call at his rooms In
the Depot Hotel at onos.
ELEo. Sept. 20, 1880.
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CuAMrAosS Of the beat quality and
brands, can be had at Rcckhart &
Froeiich's Saloon.
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New ARRIVAL.

Gerber "Tho Matchmaker" has jus,
received the incest assortment OF
Watches, Chains and Jswelry. evor be.
fore brought TO Eiko. Go aud SEQ
them.
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Arrivals.

Last ovoning-Robt. Coniey. @. Mul.
ter, Mrs. Grisham. Mrs, MoKenncy,
Miss Jamos aud Mrs. Holbrook.
This evening-J. Liebes. Z. s. Davis,
Ida Hill and strawberry Blonde.
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FREsH smoked. uncovered. ham and
bacon received every week Al ~Jackson's,
next TO tho Postofioe.
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A LARGE invoice Of A Koy Yves,
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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TiEE Jour watches. CLOCKS and jewelry
10 Gerber. Tho Matchmaker" II you
wish 10 have them repaired by an OF.
perisnoed workman. All work war.
fAnted.
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Democratic County Central Com,
mlttee.

A business meeting of'the Democratic
County Central Committee will be held
on Monday evening, September 9Th,
at tho Office Of the ELKo INDEPENDENT,
at Z O'Clock. A full attedauce Is do
sired. Members unable TO DO present
will please send their proxies.
J.P. EDoFF, Chairman,
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Hotel Arrivals.

ID. j. Stewart, Carson.
8 II. McRittriok, Pony Mountain,
T. Holmes, Carlln.
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Fsr.H Broad. Pie: .ad Cakes At the
HIko Bakery.
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Booths celebrated oval baud oysters
received at the Com Restaurant daily
by express.
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W. II. Peass Carson City.
Vim. II. Drury, Boston.

w. II. Peass Carson City.
VIM. II. Drury. Boston.
Mrs. Boil. Elko.
w. McComb. Star.
Chas. Palmer, Virginia City.
Miss Carrie Miller. do
Live 70 die and Dye 20 Live.
n. ]. Grimes has opened q d, eli s
establishment in the old photograph
gallery. Clothes dyed. cleaned and r.
paired at prices to suit the times. Civ.
me o call. n. j. GRIMES.
A LARGE invoice Of tho celebrate.
White Rye Whisky just received at tn
Gem Saloon.
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AAxerused Lst,sr List.

The following Is a list OF letters re-
maining in the Elko oGice. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, Sept. Is,
1880: &C. s.rr.
Cook Joseph Chase II
Ellison w s.5' Fisher John
Hasungs.J Peyton Mrs Joe
Rose Hugh Suite q T
Smith FF Stone John
TrefoArs John Van Arsdale w W
Williams W 7
q. W. Hull. P. NJ.
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Arrivals.

Saturday evenipg-Robert Mulhall
and wife and Mart Smith. nd.
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r

This mornins-Mart Smith, John II
Bacon and l.. Liebes.
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ytrr old cognso al Rsoih.rt / Vrosl
ieh's, .
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The best quslity Of Rhine Wines At
the Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhar.
& Co.. ProprietoSs.
, 1880-09-12

perience Of last year, when those who sold latest
g It the best price. A gentleman from the 'front.'
lor yesterday stated another fact which partially
accounts for it.. He says that the farmers in
Northwestern Iowa, Minnesota, and Dakota are
finding profitable employment for selves and
tennis In working on the numerous railroads
that are now being built or improved In that
section Of the country. They are getting near-
~ as much for their dny's labor as they would
If tea1nfng their wheat and counting the
grain j.. ns worth nothing on tho
farm. 1t pays them to stack their
wheat now and market it later. Advtcea re-
ceived by Alexander. Mitchell, of Milwaukee,
from numerous points In Minnesota, state, how
ever that thrashtng is proceeding more freely
than heretofore; whence larger receipts may be
expected shortly. At one or twopoints the wheat
10 too damp to be thrashel.
cowles & Dunkley's" circular says Of pro-
visions: ~
The future of the markst:is now attracting very
eer puln IN n9b Els eey u EnS III a
understood that at present thc Stocks q pro-
ss'x 5s
the o
be "resu!ar" for delivery on option eon,racss must M
ssss ssi;y ss 1 ~
ket y largely oye1s9a why mess pork for NoyemneF
Der october options tnasmuch very ltltle It any
be mude OF the new crop In time for delivery on
IN prices current for other descrpona Of prod.
uct between the near and deferred dealings except
In this Of short ribs and they are III much the
same condition as pork. 1t arKucs. therefore, tiat
short !ibs are to some extent, arttc,ay h!;h else
the deferred options arc TOO low. 1t Is true
that Prices Of the deferred options Are much
higher than last year a. ,his no a'le; tme; but but
dear At $l3W for pork, nc per lb Tor lard gc for
ribs und for longs and shorts, and the indf-
cations thut there will he good demand on con-
e a arp NJ @ at 10 oar VA an
tlonnl one in values Of nearly all commodities, for
everything got down below proper level. duo very
largely 70 poor business IN nearly all branches ot
this and were compelled TO retFonch. Hut for
months now business has been steadily improving,
and every hand hare favorable reports. Every
body Is busy In nil depart and neurly
+ making money For the reason tie world Is peter
sumption has been and y being experiensed. a hSnes
| should average some higher than Inst season.
, 1880-09-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
business increasingly Active
New York Exchange Flat.
~. produce Markets Quiet and Most
IL Steadier-Lard Firm.
v,.,tFa,Itr-Cerp LaWer-0ats Weak-BaflsI Firm
-n,5emept sf rredute for Tho Heek.
FINANCIAL.

At the Chicago banks business Is oec1oeoiy
.rjrr Both city and country customers
''1s. 49, more paper to offer, and, sympathiz1ng
aa,s ~ .,,a trinht skies, business Is becoming more
VIZ .,o,p active in all departments Of trade. To
~. ~ accustomed to stand for IN hour at the
W, p's,.re of our cashiers, the rapdity with which
49,. decide kpo1ty questions and dispose OF
1..r.,fou,s offerings Is truly amazing 1t seems
eao. "ae+ 1,eyond human ability; but they do it,
- that ts the best evidence rhat they are equal
tothe task. -
mn past week YVES one OF increasing acts1ty
r the close. Rates OF discount worked gradual
n rosc-: but stiil the range to customers re-
: u..,,od a,most the same. Large offerings were
VI, uaa,' taken at COS per cent on
paper. about Z. being the
a.., u Ac1,re. For email farors s per cent WAS
s.,t-ad Call and short time loans could still
r.a of some of the banks ut 4G5 per cent
- mercantile banks generally refused to con-
ccde SO low figures
rsw York exchange became gradually
..,nccr through the week till 60c per &, 100 was
..,d 1eixeen banks on Friday. The more active
sxsmsnd for currency on Saturday knocked
sorn the price, and sellers were glad to accept
1doon. The market closed weak.
qne hanks Of Great Britain deal In enormous
a.1ras m a recent return to the House OF
Commons IN response to motion by frof.
1,ooers, list of chartered banks Is given thar
herc right to issue bills, with their average
rresent issue: Bank Of England. g, ,94. GOO;
hank Of Ireland, f5, 7Us, 800; Bank OF Scotland,
fall les;: British Linen Company, Et06,61 Com
,.arr,al Bank Of Scotland, ESQ, ,8S9; National
n.nt nf scotland, s.07, ,Oe3; Royal Bank OF Scot
,snd sssl 5le-total, EA 050, ,1s9- The Els. 600
~ the Bank Of England is an old disadvantage,
.,a 10 ,,oncarfod {nf) corso1s as a debt
, 1880-09-12
of Rockford. Ill, are in the city for q. few

Of Rockford, I'LL, are in the city for q. few
Charles Reissig. ESQ.,, who has been in
Europe several. months, returned home
iSH!suIxi Mrs. ]. &. Thompson and Master Harry
Thompson, who have been spending the
summer in Canada and the East, are expected
to return this week.
Mr.. and Airs. Will Plimley. OF New York,
were the guests Of Nj. and Mrs e. $. souaefs
last week.
Miss Annie Carter, Miss Hattie Freeman:
and Mrs, D. Rogers have left the city to visit
Milwaukee, Qconomowoc, and St. Paul: :,
Mr.. Roger ". Cooley, of Decorah, a. Is
spending few dayS in teG htb s5ty before Ills oe
Mrs. Thomas Myers and Mrs. r. J. hep
burn, of WilIfamsport, Pa, who have been
visiting. with friends in this city for several
weeks, have returned home. accompanied oy
Miss Sadie Myers, WHO goes East for tne
Mrs. W. II. Ford and son are spending q
few weeks with friends at Watertown, WIS.
Mr., and Mrs. 4: Cummings are visiting
friends IN Wisconsin:
Mr.. William Hepburn, OF Williamsport,
Pa, has been spending few weeks III Chi
cago preparatory to starting for the West.
Mrs. G: ". Oakley, nee Gates, returned
Friday evening from 4 sojourn in Wisconsin.
Mr.. Al Latin returned last week from Il
SDiUulA LII FANhEouh dlN4 V%AGA VI AoNOAoAAA
watering places.
Mrs. Simmons and daughter, Miss Edith
Simmons, of Detroit. are making a short
stay in this city. The former is stopping
with friends on the West Side, and the latter
is the guest Of Mrs. Fred Richardson, OF No.
go Michigan avenue. Miss Simmons in
tends making Chicago her home.
Mr.. Walter M. Wheeler, of Joliet ILL.,, Is
stopping at the residence Of Or. A. NJ. kead,
No. As fIonore street.
Mr.. L. LebensbeEger is enjoying vacation
by visiting relatives and friends in Piqua, o.
3[r. and Mrs. Marsden, from Manchester,
England, arrived III the city Monday, and are
stopping ut No. 1895 Wabash avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Dudley. of Prairie
avenue, have returned from their Western
trip.
Prof. u. S. Wentworth, of the State Nor
nal School, and DR.. 4. NJ. Read, Of this city,
have returned from two-months' trip to
| Colorado.
Prof. Samuel Kayser, the elocutfonist, has
returned from Highland Park, where he has
been spending the summer.
b1r. and Mrs. A. McNeill, Miss Florence
McNeill, and Miss Cora Davis. OF Michigan
avenue, returned Sunday morning from al
ENJOYABLE Eastern trip.