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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

SAN MARCOS, May 23.-The late
rains have produced grass and
weeds to such an extent that several
farmers of the San Marcos valley
have abandoned all hopes Of saving
their crops, hence they are blowing
everything up again in order TO re-
plant.
The affair which occurred at Pc
ters' store, a few days ago, was not n
theft as was reported, but was
bold robbery perpetrated in the day
light by three men who, with drawn
pistols, ransacked the store. Parties
are in pursuit of them bat no arrests
so far.
The colored people had a grand
picnic near town, and a contest be-
tween negro base ball clubs, a club
from New Braunfels participating.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Sixth-AIl vacancies in the board shall
be filed by appointment by the board and
confirmed by the general assembly.
Seventh-'That the month of December
next be fixed as the time when all our
ministers urge the claims of this board,
and take public or private collections.
Pending discussion, assembly adj
iourned until o'clock tomorrow morn
Inv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

There Is a snars to ruin man
Which Sophistz did devise
It's termed the PredestinatiOn Plan,
1t blinds the sinners eyes.
II Truth and Reason cast aside,
And builds on DOgmas vain.
The God OF Truth il doth deride
With foul respect to men.
The Dogma's this they hold few,
Who are ordained for Heaven,
And all the rest q cursed crew
Which cannot be forgiven.
No matter how upright they live, ...
God will not hear their prayer:
No mercy lie on them can have,
Cause reprobate they are.
While those Elect, how e'er they live,
When of that chosen race,
Shall everlasting life receive .--f-t
Cause they're the heirs Of grace.
'sIf this were true, why the Divine command
On every Creature call,
For why should any sinner die,
Since Jesus died for all -
Now when such Sophistry l scan,
And all its depths view,
'Tis Oft a soul destroying Plan
To those who believe II true.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Aunt Matilda Is good deal exercised
at the lack ofjudgment displayed in news
paper advertising. She says she is II
pretty close observer, II She is woman,
and she has noticed thai the storekeepers
who are always overrun with customers
and doing aiourlshing business, aud who
don't seem to need any advertising, are
just the ones who always do advertise,
while those who have no trade and need
10 advertise npvar do 40 |...
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
M2PLRwooD BREEDING AND !
...I-r..l TRAINING FARM,

" :
DIR. William Giles, 40 West Broadway, n. Y;
DEAR SIR-Please send me two quart
bottles Of your Liniment Iodide Ammo
MIA, (ior horses.) During the past two
years 1 have used IL In my stable to the
exclusion Of all other lininents. IL Is
the best thing have ever seen for either
man or beast. 1 could not do without IL.
Very trSily YOURS, HIP. WADE.
Giles Pnfs cure billiousness. s..
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
tBURNETT's COCAINE FOR Loss OF
HAIR

Three yeArs ago my hair was coming
outyery faBf, and was nearly bald. i
was also troubled with dandruf. Ibegan
using BuRNETT's COCAINE, aud my hair
Immediately Stopped coming out, and has
constantly been getting thicker. My
head y now entirely free from dandruf.
My wife has used the COCAINE with
equally as grafifyingresults. fHi
? PIT. PLkTT, with n, MasV eagh a Co.
BURNKrI's ExTRAcTs are the purest
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
orININE AND ARSENIC.

From an. basis Of mHay Of the Aene RENE lice In
the market and are the last resort OF Phyaeans
AMI, u.ouIe who know no better medicine toem
Mo, for this distressing complaint. The effects
N e,.her Of these drugs are destructive 10 the
.vs,s,, prsdaetne headache, intestinal disor-
ders versigo dlrEinees, ringing Of the ears, and
Sseress,on OF the con Institutional health. AYKR's
Aerr Guar n rsgesahls discovery, containing
ncilnsf Quinlne. arsc1ic nor any oels.enoas IN
e-~rV form Of Foyer and ARue- ife elects are
..~n.nent and certain. and no in1ary can result
rom lie nee. Bcsidsa being positive enre Tor
Fewer snd Arus In Al its lorna. u II also sn-
esrior remedy for Lsysr Complaints. IL Il m
<~relIenl tonic and srogentlvo. - vel ~ cure.
81 an conplaints peculiar % malArious. marshy
and nnasmatic disrnUts By direct eeflon On the
system 10 4 vigorous. healthy condition.
foR ssIE NJ All DEALxRs-
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Yesterday evening, in the Senate Cham
Der, Rev. f. b. Crisman, member of the
Presbyterian Assembly, exhibited some
quaint and curious japanese curiosIties.
He showed Japanese combs, vases, pie
lures, books, calculating instruments, n
pillow and several idols, and explained
their various uses. While exhibiting the
idols of the Buddhist faith, he also showed
the audience Americas chief idol-the
almighty dollar.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

A young negro made a regular attempt
to do all the riding Sunday morning, Not
satisfied with his race from the Avenue to
West Pecan street bridge, he dashed
around the corner and came back by way
.ofSmith's school house,y elling, and twist
Dug around his horse worse. than Co.
manehe Indian. Children on their way to
Sunday school were badly frightened,
while their elders anxiously expected ev-
cry moment to see him fall and break his
neck. Where were the pollceY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
Local and Other News.

. A handsome stained glass window Is to
: he placed In st, DayIds' Church In memo
3 ~ OF the late ID. w. @. Baker.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

,abSaT miih' fsiling strssgth, feeling that
they .Are tteadily sinking Into their graves
whan ,fby using Parker's Ginger Tonic,
they would find n cure commencing with
the first dose, and vitality aud strength
surely coming back to them See Other
cOlumA
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

The wool market yesterday was very
quiet, with no change to note in quota
tons. The receipts were light, and most
of that brought la was stored for future
sales. Up to this date about lO0, compounds
have been shipped. and there is quite n
large quantity In the ware rooms.
Corn Is In good supply with moderate
demand, and prices are easy at quota
itions. us t
Eggs and butter are in demand. and
prices are firm.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

International a Great Northern Express going
NOrth), arrives from San Antonio at : 40 p. N ].
International a Great Northern Exprcs. going
q North, leaves for Longview and 81. Lonis al
q 7.3OP.M.
International a Great Northern Express (going
South. arrives nom st. Louis and Longvtew
at s:55A. N. --..
International a Great Northern Exprese (going
SOUTH, leaves for San Antonio at o:D A. N.
International 4 Great Northern (Georgetown nc
commodation) arrives at 9.OO Pm.
International a Great Northern tGeorgetowhhe-
commonation) leaves at - A. NJ.
International 4 Great Northern railroad, con
Meeting with the Gnlf, Colorado SANTA re
reilroad. leaves at T;a0P NJ, aud arrives at Mi
lano junction at II 10 r. NJ, with connections
for Galveston and Bolton.
Houston a Texas Centrai (ExpresH) arrives rom
Houston and Galveston at 5:3O p. NJ.
Houston A Texas Central (ExpresSl leaves for
Houston and Galveston at 2:3O r. NJ.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

SrANDARDoF THE ENGIIsH LANGUAGE.
-WebsteF's Unabridged Dictionary is
commended the English World over for
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star. England has produced nothing
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lust to be able to look through IL. The
new edition has 1928 pages 1000 engrav-
ings and four pages colored plates. Its
able and comprehensive dtnnitions are a
library In themselyes-a thesaurus of un-
bounded reasures.-0Wr GAsrch Paper,
Nsso MARKET, Va. ~
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

The grand jury indicted Mr.. Bacon for
carving up Burleson, and he will have to
answer to charge of aggravated assault.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Ifyour head aches, IL you have dyspep-
sia, or are bilious with torpid bowels, one
or two doses Of BAILKY's SALINE APKRT-
ENT will cure you. II eools the stomach,
acts pleasantly on the bowels and costs
only fifty cents.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
The Bible Gospel of God and the Gospel
of FatalIsm Contrasted.

from b ok OF Poems on Moral and Religious
Subjects Copyright Secured by Act OF Con
gress) by Rev. HugL e. MaeBrids, A. NJ,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Ladies, IL you really wish to save money
Maleyinsky.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Made from harmless tlsiSferials, and
adapted to the needs OF fading and falling
hair, Parker's Hair Balsam has taken the
first rank asAn elegant snnfeliable HAIR
restorative. q
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
ApowN rows MERCHANT.

Having passed several sleepless nights,
disturbed by the agonies and cries OF a
suftering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup was
Just the article needed, procured a supply
for the child. On reaching home and ac-
quainttng his wife, with What he had
done, she refused TO have Il administered
20 the child, as she was strongly in favor
of homeopathy. That night the child
passed IN suffering. and the parents with
out sleep. Returning home the day fol-
lowing, the father found the baby still
worse and while contemplating another
sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend to some domestic du-
ties md left the either with, the child.
During her absence he administered a
portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow
awoke In the morning bright aud happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud-
demand wonderful change, aud although
at firstoffended Mt the deceptionprac
upon her, has continued 10 use the Syrup.
and suffering crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. A single trial
ofthe Syrup never yet failed TO relieve
the baby, and overcome the preiudices OF
the mother. Sold by all druggists. %
cents bottle.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

ssrhe Old Life Preseryer,,i A a.h., .,,..v
call Johnson's Anodyne Lihirasnt I,.S IN y,
IN Maine where IL Il made. This M ny
z {ysa: ~ 4, ~, - -. lint
: vent 40 4 ad viii believe ~ PIE scs
Z asthma in.ianily : Esstsrh = -. - 7 :
! ExPosR THE FRAuD.--Patsnt nAsdse,o.
vendtra are now. putting up condlfion
powders In packages ~ large a. Mig
t1fiy. worthless One small package oil
ShefidAn's Condition. Powders IL worth
= dray load Of them. s.ts u
I VI .s..... ~. ~ ~ 80. 49,. -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

HA Ask your druggist for copy
eYouns Mems Frssnd'--s.d rssd q
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Hen. As. Walker, judge.
No. 326J- Salvador Cardenas ". The
Slate DismissedSat plaintiffs cost.
No. bl9S-F. n. Arlitt v. Bertha O'Kel-
! ley and husband. Dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Jury discharged for the week-and the
grand jury, having concluded their la
bors, were discharged for the term.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Adjourned until 8 o'clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
Committees on the various synods re-
ported. Nearly all synods were repre-
scented, and nearly all concurred in max
ing favorable reports as to the work in
their respective sections. A few of the
reports were referred to Committee on
0Vertures. .
Committee on Prevention of Sabbath
Dissertation submitted their report. 1t
called attention TO the importance of
keeping the day holy, and recited In Wig
0rOus language the terrible evils that fol-
low its dissertation, and advised that the
church labor earnestly to preserve
II pure and undefiled; and urg-
ed an advance movement all along
the line, that the people may be i'm
pressed with the vast Importance to the
church and morality of preventing the
day from being desecrated and wrested
from its hallowed associations and proper
observance. Report adopted.
The report of Committee on Theologi-
cal Seminary, considered Monday and al
luded To in yesterdays proceedings, was
taken up and discussed at some length
and adopted.
Report on Sustentation was submitted.
1t recommends
First-That the Board of Ministerial
Relief be located at Evansville, Indiana.
Secsnd-That the Board consist Of the
following members: Rev, W. j. Darby,
Evansville, Indiana: Rev. j. Il. Jenkins,
Princeton, indiana; Rev. j. s. Crider,
Bowling Green, Kentucky; b. Brans-
ford, Greensboro, Kentucky; w. G..
Ralston, Evansville, Indiana; W. +.
Nesbit, Evansville, Indiana; s. b.
SAMSON, Evansville, Indiana; Alvah John
son, Evansville, Indiana.
Third-That three members Of the
board shall constitute 4 quorum for the
transaction ofbusiness. 49,.
Fourth-That the board meet at the
earliest convenience 10 organize and pro-
cure a charter.
Fifth--That the board shall make an
nual reports TO the general assembly ofits
work and condition.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
Weather Racnr,l

For the week ending Saturday, May
, 1881-09-30

Tho following prlsuncrs were discharged from
tAil yesterday. tho urand Jury havny ignored
tho charges.
Charles luck. assault; ThonRs Orcon, Emll
1iansrn. lsichurl Ellis, ulid Mnry Morrssoy, Iar-
eeuy: JnlncA Martin, Ju.nrs Mcdonald, hbcry;
kA1uts Lundxru1i. 1urrAry.
ratr!ek !lasso.t pIcale. guilty tn tohbcry, and
N. J. Hurt pteade! guilty 10 larceny, and was
scntunctl 10, tue ffousc Ut Correction tur fut.r
MuNtas. 6unteuEu WuS sIlspclllcll.
DcnrtIs lhn1hNu p1entlcn Eutliy to larceny. urid
WIS sentenced to two yeara III Tho ltefuria
6thOol.
Juhu lynn and li0rnlan 5ItlfllnS wcro un trIal
fur blllKkAry. All4 tle Jury WIS nllt. =
Tlm,olty uurAtly and TholnAs Callolly wcro
ul triul TOR turX.Ary, ..
y spcelHl yenltu vsas Issued for 100 petit Jurors
rettlrhltu thu Mrst tlly vi ncxt tcrrl.
kueuun, wh, Hl "Wednesday Wus sentenced tn
tleuth. wAs allowed thirty .lAys IT, io bill! Ut ux.
cept,ons. uiId jutlxo tnrdHcr ordered that the
CLERK tnr'lEsh truiisur!l.t ot trial without cost.
\ aluw crop a. tnurtturers will ho 2ntharn III
Oet0ber, tho lnnwlnR uasus lh'nY kct for trtal:
Det. j. john l!lThh; uct. II, Mug Leo. At.stItl
Ilurls et nj; Oct. ~, yhalnus Guhiil 1t vi. uud
Joha Summers; ues. u, l,eujamin EYsser,..
Tic tIllHst-critnlllnl uHlcH1Ar will ko calieu by
JudgG jameson Mnuday.
, 1881-09-30

80 .,.,
AASt Of Hatcnts Ashne0 70 N0fkatYeSteTn
TH,yrtttDra.
c,,,,,, r,,..a,.s 49, ~. o.,., r.,.,
WAs,1fSt,rOH. II. G., Sent. .W-A, IL. Evans &
r.. .... a.. ,.r,,..s. IL. - ..,.., ,,..1 =.
$3.50. ""''s @Ao f''' WV
"ecAes .-. ......
1fIfSOfS.
a: 81 Dranard, Chicago. se1f-EonerattnE hJdro-
T. IIr,ii,n. i",,c.bt,rouoh. frut,r,cr..
II II f.,vn" f.s1rnnii y trrrrusinT ~ ,T,,t
W. II. l.hmrun. Macon b, quilting attachment Tor
seH'os nlaHnt'gs: 1m,. No,,. =, .,.r,,,u o,oc,,,h,r
I: "; kvith11y ch'ssEn, s,.,:., ea.r-cnapl!nH o.
s,,nr u =; E!''nsSu nsI9. "nsG.
a. ...s.. G.1,a ea''"'Ne
r. q. sNHnn EMn' n.,sKv' ..k' hI,, Gnm ~ -.,,
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,ro hts "o'0 eu"t'e' y" NAiS"to' "'"H'"'iees'@o
II X Wubstsr and j. t.htFtlt Ehtear> sct,nu
,ytscoSatS
=, j., ,.,., r, ,.... ~ <---
t.I~ hlnEsle1' Hhclne rlMtinfm gear Sor WAGONS.
!sE MluRst5: hAelHH osaislAktHk EGnr lot NAHhhb
Y. I; kialhstanner: M,iNaakeot peh1n!lM eGhg:
- o1eNhoGht+ nh1hepos ReAiH'tnshshar aha sopa"
fa!oe. -, .,
j. r. schi osstcln, Buffalo. md J. WaTHit,Rer. Alma
hngrsgfaSe. :, ,,., ..,.
w. u. sMltn ana y. IL, Enstn9e. bacHninef.
U.fhnoftuan, Hactnes PIatturm "nEuu-4eae.
MICHIGAN.
Ell Haitoy 1t,l)sda1e, astral lantern,
iocl i!GHnstt. l'nl tMr5ry'fnrk,
r. + M m5nhEnis1i !s a Matcn!lha. !hen,enttef.
, 1881-09-30
NEBRAskAtS HARVEST.

6peG1a4 1UpltCR " 4Np NR%A4u AFA2uN-
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. s9-Wfthtn tho pnst
thirty days ruin has falnn In nearly overy sec-
tion OF tho State, putting tho ground In excel.
lcut condition for fall plowlng. and ho!ping tha
lata corn very materially. Nebraska this yenf
caunot bo piaocd tu tho catogory OF dry States.
No cases aso reported pt stock suffering for
water, no wells hnv0 boon dry, and not u mill
bus had to stop runningt and ny tar tho greater
part OF the StAt0 has dhtl sufficient Holsturo to
HuRtatn tho growing crops.
Tho rarmGFs OF Nebraskn navo reason t. con. .
gratMlato themselves on tho un!yersnllty o. m
tho Stato consain f1om forty to sixty aoras 1T 1T
corn which is " groatsr nMeket yale th1!n sho
itle corn now stauds. \ farmer In Dakota
County Cams to hHvu ton acroa Ut corn tiAt
will average nInuty bushels to tho acre 0ther
furmurs I'll other oounttos aFe claiming ia high
~ uighty-tive bushels to tho 9crt. ecnatnr
HuunIerS, who haH bcotl travelling Ovcr tho
StatQ considerably OF lato aays that eorn Is king
this year. Thla stntcu,ent y nyidently correct.
Tho short wheat.crop will bB nnply coui.
pcnAaiel by tho overwhelming yield OF corn.
, 1881-09-30

Napole.'s,, onco Was.toI tho Emperor tu 1o.sier
1t impossible for tho princc, whum sho treated
u u cayp0t knight, t0 R0 on wclrlny tha
cf,ll of nIvls.On. l.d had brcn. .ho
ar1ued, ulckna1ned ..Craintplo,nb" by the
WI WI appcaiui % to by " tho irata snd esaltcd ady:
whu aa1el him whether Au thought steaI, wtnI'd
he powerful enough to drug tho Prince OF! tho
await hiiu with pistol In baud nlie !econds b..
hiud him. "Alas: no! " said y. du Morty. " u. u
Vt hls Imperial uixtlllcks II Will bo thrulls!,
having swallowed II Ivy 1ls!ssnsr."
Another Of u. do Morny's mnts was uttered "a
- WhHt IT, Huc," said thu chlltt. " tho durfeilry
between III acctdvat and q misfortunef' ~.
NHpuEuu,. tul into the hotnr. 1t would to ne-
ulJunt; II u bravo waterman dashed IN after
hm aud pulled him out, IL would bo u tnstott-
une."
, 1881-09-30
EDITORS IN TROUBLE.
A Suit for Labcl Tor Charging Cr1niinnl
Intimacy.

A Suit for Libcl Tor Charging Criminal
Intimacy.
Rpsetdt Ntpoteh to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. 20.-ll ]. Bonner un1 r.
D. Mann, editors and proprlotors Of tho Iier",1i.
Ii suatl a{.crnoun sheet printed in this city, wcro
urrestau th.a afternoon BY United States sarssnt
Matthews, Of netru!t, under suit for libel nst-
tutad In tho Unitod States District Court by tho
Hun. N. n. Howard, OF Toledo. The nlleEed
libel consists or tho puIticnuon Ut articles as-
sorting urttntnAl Intimacy on Mr. liowartis pArt
with Miss +. Clarke, formerly Il teacher Ut vocal
music In AdrtAn Coltcyv, and until II few weeks
pass principal soprano II tho cholr of tho Fir..
Clarke was homo tima auo divorced
from her husband Mt, Fostarn, p. and
Eull known in Chicago As Mrs. Aaro. MIR. lfnw:
ard IL Il menbor Ut tho Ohio Legislature, and
WAS tionxate to tlo Ch}uaE0 c.l1.sGnuoit. Thu
totnpor Of Tho articles which hnye prompted
Mr. iIowatu'g nouon hHs beon highly Bensn-
uonal and ttnRed With vfnsaFctivenesa. Iioih
Intiy and complainant have many friends tn this
city. The l,nrtics hnye secured ball in tito sum
at as..5U each. MIR. Howard lays bis dutnages ar
&hS
, 1881-09-30
DRAMATIC: NOTES,

Harry Loe takes snlnucl rIcrcy's placo It, tho
"LcGton OF Honor" conlbtuntoh
Gulitk's comedy company III "FnrnIshel
Roosns" will be at tho olympic Theatre next
Weck.
Thu Salisbury Tr0ubnlours hnvo now pioce
chilled "a Terrible 1laiady." by tho authors Ut
"Slarps aha Flats."
According to tho Rochester papers Adele E,nt-
Gnrd0 WINS not n SUCCESS n3 Lflian III " Tho
lahkbr'B Daughter"
Prof. Emil franklin, tho Shnkspcnrcnn In
poraonatnr, who will hu remembered! tor hts
rcpttatt6ns In bDhnlf OF the yellnw-rever suffer-
eFs sonlc three yGnrs ngo. Is In tho city.
"J0sh Whttcomb" Is tho result of expansion.
alteration, and Er1nlual growth. Mr.. Thotnpsun
hut vtry much tho eame part With the snIlD
biislnrss ln plooe cnllcd' Thu Foulalu flnthors'
E!ven ut tho Adupht III thia city several yG1rs
ago.
, 1881-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS


HHVEHLfsA THFNEKE.
Mr.. John Mccullough, ns ffrUiutus, ls Milling
1fnvprly's Thoatrv uycry Night. In 1D osho1
r0tc. except, perhaps. III Sstriacus Ia this trnHn.
dlnn accn to M great n,, utlynhtnRc, MD tho
riat,nrr In whtuh the picce Inns bern put upuo
tho ataHo ts such ar to eual,!c It III b0 better up,
procfatcd than ever before. AlthnnHl tho n,hrl-
nRelnent might huvn continued thu playrn ti,u1t
bDlls for nnother week. 1t has heen decided to
Withdrew It nttcr antur,lny. Except In tho
minor parth. Mr.. Mccullough II well supported,
sent Tho Nol,,am pcuplu i,syo learned tllw Il,
plnce themselves upun the attgr anu move mt
!irnaly md without, uarrlng tho symmetry ot
The nctfUrlnnf1ce. For next week Mr.. Ar(tnl-
louEh's repertoire ~ rs follnws: Monduy nnI
Tuesday niHhts, Ktng itdr:; "Wednesday mil
Thnrstl4y nixhts; 5Mm,a Frl,ny mud Saturday
MatiuGes, lnvoMar.
, 1881-09-30

JunHE lnrNMoSn-1n chumbcrs
JuiaE uAItr-s1:I, .at, ~! ~, ;EI, no. md ;lsl ia
3Su. Inclusive. NJ. I'LL, iluran W. llrown. Un
trtnl.
JunaE SM1rlt-No preliminary call. Trial call
term MIS-, 1.4l 1901 l,I}i, LOIS, ind 1,1al. No
cisn vi trial.
jum,E AST1toSy-AssEats Judge Uary. No
cnae IN trial.
.iGntlE .iAM,~ox-1o, II, ~. II. No. 1e. rsus-
Htlx ~. Stein. un EpnrinE.
lE1H,E ittN.E1tA-Nn preliminary cali. Tr!At
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case. Thu Whue euuhtry OWES yau y leht II
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battalion With band pasaded OH the whnrf 10
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upon by Gun. Guilty and stntt. aad then drove 10
tho Hampton EUrtlIRl School, wherc h0 spent
tho day Inspecting tho Institution. III thu atter-
nom hU yislt0i Tho Sutdtero Hume. wheru u
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tho King hcld reception.