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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE average annual value of pensions
paid by the Government is $106.
The Government of Mexico is trying
to raise $4,000, 600 loan in New York.
THE Commissioner of Pensions in his
report for the fiscal year ended June 30,
1888, shows that there were 303,65S pension
ers on the roll at the end of the fiscal year.
During the year the names of seventy-siW
whose pensions had been dropped prevl-
ously were restored to the roll, making
3S,95S pensions added during the year, an
excess of 1868 over the preceding year.
The average annual value of each pension
is S106, and aggregate value of all pensions,
32,245, 192, an increase of $2,904,000. The
amount paid for pensions was SOC, 064 ,009,
exceeding the annual value by several mil
lion dollars. The bulk of this excess was
on account of arrears of pensions covering
period prior to the allowance of claims
The appropriation for salaries and fees to
pension agents was exhausted, and there
is balance due agents. The whole num-
Der of claims filed since 1861 was $50, 137, of
which 5l0,93S were allowed. During the
same time 1921 ,O73, 297 was paid for pen
sions and costs of disbursement.
AT Lincoln, ILL.,, excitement is at fe-
yer heat over the Zura Burns case. The
murdered girl was buried at st. Elmo on
the 21st. Thomas Dukes, her affianced, at
tended the funeral.
A TREATY of peace has been signed
by Chilli and Peru.
In the town of Ermsleben, Prussian
Saxony, two hundred and sixty-six persons
were reported suffering with trichinosis on
the 21st.
On the 18th Margaret Harrison, col
Ga.
The French ambassador at Madrid
is reported to have resigned.
AT the close of the fiscal year, June
80, 1883, the number of post-ofiices in the
country was At 1903. OF these Pennsylvania
had the largest number, 3,716; New York,
3,0S2; Ohio, 1920.
A CREELsBURG, d. T. dispatch of the
21st says: ut is rumored here that tele-
graphic orders have been received from
Washington by the commandment at Fort
Totten to send troops to the Turtle Noun
tain region and drive the Creek Indians
and renegades across the international line.
The troops, it is thought, would start be-
fore the Both inst"
ACCORDING TO official returns relative
to the French wheat crop the yield is esti.
mated at 100, $40, 2l6 hectolitres. The area
sown is 9,72S,649 hectares; average yield
per hectare 1888 hectolitres; average
weight per hectolitre, 1852 kilograms.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-10-27

IT appears that the loss of life and
property by recent earthquakes in the
Grecian archipelago was not nearly so
grest as at first reported.
The Grand Master Orangeman OF
Monaghan, Lord Rosemore, has written to
the newspapers calling attention to the Sc
rious state of affairs in Ulster. He says
that henceforth the self-restraint of Orange
men can not be reckoned upon; that only
the utmost efforts of himself and other
leaders have prevented Orangemen from
storming the hill at Roslea during the re-
cent Parnell meeting. "If the Govern
ment," he adds, "allows disloyal meetings
to continue in Ulster, the result will be
bloodshed and perhaps civil war;"
Mrs. BURNETT's American play "Es-
meralda" was produced in London, Eng
land on the 10Th at st. James Theater UNI
der the title of young Folks Ways" and
achieved an immediate success.
The 'Black Flags of Anam are
credited with caniballstic practices, the
bodies of brave enemies being especially
esteemed as imparting an extra degree of
courage and ferocity to those who partake.
THE Paris Temps denies that the
French Government had arrived at any de-
cision regarding the amount of indemnity
to be paid Missionary Shaw, or the source
from which the money will be obtained.
A.CoNvENTIoN of inventors was held
in New York on the 22d and a permanent
organization was formed.
ACCORDING to returns to the State
An IF al 10 tIo i,,,
of the State is S1l0,000,000, on basis of
fifty-four per cent, showing a net gam of
$10,000,O00 over last years valuation.
On the 22d the Huguenot Society of
America held meeting in New York and
decided to hold three meetings yearly
April 10, August a and October D. The
society will give grand dinner sometime
during the winter.
THE trial of Emil Trumpiter in Gin
cinnati for the killing of Anatomy Delano
resulted in his conviction on the ODD of muir
der in the first degree He was convicted
of murder in the second degree on former
occasion, but took the chances of new
trial.
On the night of the 22d the Abbey
Metropolitan Opera-house was formally
opened to the New York public, Nilsson
and other artists appearing in Faust. At
the Academy of Music Col. Mapleson's
troupe with Gerster and fine support,
was the attraction. Both houses were
crowded.
On the 22d earthquake shocks were
reported at various points on the Mediter-
ranean.
OK the Esd the fifth annual Conven-
ton of the Woman's Foreign Mission So
cety met in Milwaukee, Wis.
For the week ended October 20 the
issue of silver dollars was S5l9,095; cor
responding period for 1882, S953,OO0.
On the 22d the Municipal Council of
Paris, France, adopted resolution thank
ing the municipal authorities of Boston for
the hospitable reception accorded delegates
from the Paris municipality to the Boston
Exposition.
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OK the 18th Timothy Sullivan, sail
or OH the propeller Colorado, lying at Erie,
was fatally injured.
A PACKAGE containing $4,000 was
stolen on the 18th from the safe of the Elk
press Company's office at Port Hope, Can
ada.
LATE reports from Altata, Mexico,
state that the population of the
town has been decimated by yellow fever,
deaths averaging twenty a day for the last
two weeks. On the ID of October Alfalfa
was struck by hurricane, killing several
people, destroying the greater part of the
town, and inhabitants sought refuge in the
mountains. Several miles Of the Smolloa
Durango Railroad track were torn up, and
a bridge at Guraritus blown down.
OK the 10Th Carl Werbech. of New
York, was shot through the head at Altoona,
Pa, and robbed of $3.50 by w. Barns. The
latter escaped.
A DISPATCH from Vienna says: VIC
lent storms on Lake Ladoga and the Gulf
of Finland have caused great loss of life
and shipping. Sixty vessels were stranded.
The bodies of sixteen persons have been re-
covered.
A PHILADELPHIA broker, named VIM.
g. Barrett, is charged with embezzling
$23, 900 from Captain Augustus Boyd.
The number of killed and wounded
by the late earthquake in Chios is reported
at 1000.
OK the night of the 18th burglars
blew open Z. l.. Drake's safe at Estelle,
Mich, and captured $1,000.
DAVID Cool, who killed w. A. Kline
in Jasper County, Ia, on the 2lst, has been
caught.
In New York on the DIST one man was
killed and a planning mill demolished by a
steam boiler explosion.
On the night of the Goth the drying
room of the American Powder Company at
Secaucus, N. j., was destroyed by the ex-
plosion of 10 900 pounds of powder. Mar
tin T. Butts, foreman, was fatally injured.
Loss $500.
On the 22d the sloop Little Jose cap
sized at Newport News and three men were
drowned.
OK the Dist the body of Simon Bish-
op, of Vermont, was discovered hanging
to limb of tree on the bank of st. Jo-
seph River, near Elkhart, Ind.
WHILE in an epileptic fit Mrs. Urlah
Mock, living near Ridgeville, Ind, fell into
the fire on the god and was so badly burned
that she can not recover.
On the 2lst the body of man, the
only clew to the identity of which were the
initials ~. M. H." pricked on the arm in
India ink, was found at Rush Run, Ind.
On the 22d ten buildings burned at
Annapolis, Md; loss, $4,000. Two lives
were lost.
IT is estimated that nearly 81, 900, 900
will have to be paid for mail service over
branches of subsidized roads for the fiscal
years 1882 and 1888.
BY an explosion in colliery at Stoke
upon-Trent, England, on the 22d, six miners
were killed.
THE wife of John Russell Young,
American Minister to China, died on the
22d in Paris.
THE celebrated English actor, Henry
Irving, has arrived in New York.
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THE PENSION BUREAU.
Commissioner Dudley Recognizing the
Examiners ana the Interior Department
Absut to Decapitate Batch of Swind-
ling Claim Agents.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Oct. q.


WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. %.
Commissioner Dudly is recognizing the
force of special examiners of the Pension
Bureau, so as to facilitate the handling of
cases and the detection of frapd. The
methods of fast work will be continued in
the future, but it is expected that results
will be improved. There are now 250 ex-
aminers in the field and twenty others
ready to begin work. The Commissioner
says that $50 examiners can be profitably
employed. The most troublesome class of
claims for investigation and settlement are
those resulting from disease, of which 49,
069 were outstanding on the beginning OF
the fiscal year. Commissioner Dudley says
that the Government is not imposed upon
by fraudulent claims TO nearly the same
extent as persons honestly entitled to pen
sions are imposed upon by swindling claim
agents. From time TO time, as often as
fraudulent practices by these agents have
been detected, the Commissioner has
lodged complainst against the offenders be-
fore the Secretary of the Interior Many
of these rogues have been disbarred, and
some by hard work have succeeded in be-
ing reinstated. Secretary Teller, it is said,
has not been so prompt in disposing of the
cases of those persons against whom COM
plants have been made as Is desired.
To-day, however, action was taken
by the Interior Department in the
cases of all pension agents recon-,
mended for suspension by Colonel Dudley
for Irregularities in their practice before
the pension Office, and it is understood that
all requests Of Commissioner 1udleV for
suspension were agreed to-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-18

wears, such as Loss Of Memory, Laseltuue'
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversions to Society;
Dimness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
fluid passing unObserved in the urine, ana many
osber diseases that lead to Insanity ana Dettn.
DR.. MINTI~, who is regular phSslciaft n
Graduate Of the University of Pennsyitalia' ana
will agree TO forfeit FIVE HI tNDREp L'OL- DOL
LARS for case OF this kind the VITAL hLs-
ToRATIyE (,uder his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure "T
injurious found in it. DIR. MINTiE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury,
Consultation free, Thorough examination anu
advice, including analysis CT urine, s.. Price OF
VITAL RESTORATIVE, - a bottle, or fonr
times the quantity. S16 sent to any address
upon receipt OF price, "r c. .. D., secure irt III
observation and in private name if desired, by
L. A. MINT1E, NJ. d,
II kearney ST, San francisco, Gal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent to any
one applying by letter, atirg symptoms, sex
and age. Strict secrecy in regard to all buSi-
ness transactions.
uR. MINTiEiS KIDNEY REMEDY
cures all kinds of kidney and
bladder complaint-, gonorrhoea. gleer, leucor-
rhoea. For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle;
six bottles for s..
DR.. MiNTIE'S DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
n the market. For sale by all druggists.
ianlot
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

V. & T. r. +. TIME TABLE
FROM VIRGINIA To CARSON AND RENO
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FROM RENO TO CARSON AND VIRGINIA
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- h. = II IN Il E 4,
No. If kearny Street.
Treats all chrsEif and Special Diseases.
Xouns Men

x oun5 Men
Who May be >ufferinS from the
W effects OF youthful folIies or indiscreton
will do well 10 avail themselves OF this. the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar OF sI;t
fering humanity. Dr.. spirney will guarantee
to forfeit $500 for every case OF Seminal " eak
ness or private disease OF any kind or character
which h. undertakes and fails TO cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many at the age Of thirty t" sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacustionS
of the bladder, often accompanied by slight
ma rting or burning sensation and a weakening
of the ss stem in manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary de
posits ropy sediment will sften be found, and
small particles OF albumen will ap-
pear, or the color will he Of thin mkish hue,
again changing to u dark and torpid appear
ance. There are mane men vino die OF this dif
fcuity. ignorant OF the cause, which is the sec
ond stage of seminal weakness DIR. s. will
guarantee d perfect cure in all such cases. and
A healthy restoration Il the @enito urinary
organs.
Office Hours-1o to and to 5. Sundays,
from 10 To Ii Il. III. Consultation free,
Thorough examination and advice, So.
Call or address DIR. SPtNNEY & co,
No. II kearny st. san Francisco.
tjan2lu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is a never failing
cure for Nervou
Debility, EXhaUs-
ted Vitality, Sem
i n a / Weakness,
l. st Manhood,
Impotency. Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
sis and all the ter
rble effects Of
Self Abuse, youth
fnl iollies and ex-
cesses in maturer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11

pofat Neber, aus @6terna6 a~ebiirtia, bebalps
tet eiien boben Stang. = Oo6 senllg fir beute.
= aujli melt bin ib uon neinem Sbemd Be
'lib Der Genldloe9alerien oes Mtuiellms oes 0i=
renlbur9er Galaiies" abgeirrt. God ae60rt bie=
Ter abl6petf ipobl iiber Die auii6rift ,9ltrem=
blr9tl6es aus Sranfrei6@.
Seiu9 bes Senates.
Ser mittlere Sbeil bes Palais du Luxembourg
olellt sur Stllnoe Tilr Die SenatSiisun9eil. 8erz
l6ieoene HegierInger uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben lab oieier Galait i6on in ieinen 6Glmeu
ta9en er lelbit bat Die ueri6ieoenartigiten sSeds
lelta9e erlebt. gSie er t0nioli6en Tuuaitiet,
benz Sireftorillm in ben S6refensta9en Der erz
,ter Hepplution gum Wobniise oiente, 10 ioQte
er and ais @efdn9niB ben berii6tigten &obes=
pierre m lelnem Srlnern auf1ebmen. allein, ba
oas Setan9niB bereits poll9epfropit mar, per-
net9erte Der Concierge Die glfnabme, unb es
erttlpral9 Der Niltberi6. = Seit 1S4S ert 1T
Dem Slireinbur9er Talait unb benz @arten bic
Aurmertlanlfeit uno Sor9ialt III She'll aerporz
ben, bic ta9tG9li6 ibm nod 9emiomet fperoen
ilno sum ySleinoo" zines Oiientliben @artens
9eltaltert loler. Tim ben Senatslisungen beis
lpohnerl 81 %totnen, mlB cine l6wer III erlanz
9e1oe GInlaBtarte porge;ei9t peroeu. Shon int
IA Sa9en ndb meiner anpeienbeit in Baris
bate tb ;rpet lol6er GinldBfurten mir erobert
lino tonrte grade elmer Der erre9telten Sisunaen
uto nv StttIIUtt uItIUUUUeU. W. gall Ole
Seritaatli9ung Der Giienbabnen. Sin bureaus
trat NIT beiierer Stirtre, ben man gar ni6tper=
lteben tonnte, weSbalb audi anbauerno Der STUFF
plus haut" pertontinet Duroe. lpra6 ;rpei ldtz
sc Stunoeu iiir bic Seritaatlidung. suf ein=
NAL brad ein Stlrnt los. @eri9t bate er eireu
fiir;lid Seritsrbenen. Sn meinen Stuoieniab=
rem ais @pmnaiiait bate ib mir beim Stuoium
Der Weltseldidte bic Senatoren &om's Oh hires
alters, hires reiien, iberle9ten Senfens iino
Sanoelns, ais einseleii6te Salbsotter porse=
lteut. Veim 6iutritt in ben fran;oIi6en Semat
tam mir nod grade Der lleberfdu BON Srenuls
in ben Sinn, mo- bic 9auier, bic pie Marmor=
idulen, u~nbeweslid auf benz Narftplase iisen=
ben Senatoren nit Observation-Disclosures SGrten
pou Stalnen beriibrtel, UNI ;u erfabren, oh es
ipirtlid aberdeen leien. - Sier per1abm MN
aber mein DIR en @ei6natter urto getreil6, ein
oinz uno Serrufeu, oaB mar bic Obren i6 ieit
bate ;ubalten miiien. Die Rlinsel oes Hrdii=
oenten mirbe nibt 9ebort. man forte lid ni4t
oardn.
Salb nadber beities bic Sribiine Der Griminis
tier Suiion, Der in 9eoie9ener Rebe, lansiam,
beoa6tis, NIT rleberSeusuns feline 3ubOrer ourd
letnen Tortrd9 f%eIIelte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-11
2mrembmr8ii6es aus Sranf.
reid.
Sriginals Gprreiponoens.

Na6folsenbe G~orreiponbens mar mdbs
reno unierer Abmelenbeit mad Colorado
ansetommen. Sa mir bieislbe trps ibrer
intereiianten Mittbeilungen, etlpas suriids
Iesen muBten, boben mir ie 10 gut auf, baB
mir oieielbe ielbit ni6t wieberfanpen, bis
lie uns pieier Gage wieoer in bic Sdnbe
fiel. llnisr seebrte Correspondent uno Die
wertbeu Veier weroen einen MiB9riii, Der
III Der Geoactionsltube nur gu lei6t paiiis
ren tam, boiientli9 uerSeiben.
Yaris, inn Mai 1888.
@ieoer9efebrt 1T Der berrli6e Sliitbes uno
&onnemoNat Wtai. no Die 10 f~ilnltpol pom
oritten Napoleon lell augele9te Seiueltaot lid
III ben pra6tpolllten, belgriinen ~Sriiblin9Sltaat
gerporien, 100 dIi ben breiten SouleuaroS Die
Sdunte gan; belalbt, in ben tleinen SoSquets
iuo groBeren Fartanlagen alte Saltanienbdrs
me, Hielenbolquets abnli9, ben 9eIieoerten yiifs
tebemobnerI I'M eanboa6 einen bliitbel6oneu
Concentration anbieten, wGbreuo i'm S6atten
Der naturberaubten Barrier aui griinen Sdnten
Die onrh Nlieoer9eltrdu6 uno Slilt6enouit oes
wiir3te enlt in lau9en i3ii9en begieri9 wintt.
Bon allen anld9en nno Oiientli6en @Grten, De
rell Die aueS ablorblrenoe SaIptltaot oeS rllbms
relben NrantrelbS 10 uiele beliBt, 9eiGllt mir
nm elnnlal am belterl Der Surembnrger Wdrten"
Cardin du luxembourg, i'm ,Suartier eatin"
i'm WtIlenquartier, nabe am GarnaBber9e. Wfan
wolle nldt meiuem patriotll6en Vefible oielen
Wel6nl0t aliIbiireen. in0em man mir %oblettirt.
oaB temperament, NotieualitGt, veioenl6ait,
Sorein9euommenbeit, tleinliber Fartei9eilt II.
oer9l. ben @el6mat oeS Sineu S6onerI, gu
ten, @0bren idrben piiroen, uno olrd geiGrbte
Srilen9lGler, lelblt Der Gers6telte olei6 einem
oalblibtigen gueS ialld beurtbeileu wiiroe.
S6on III Der Suillerien9arten nit leineu NAT
ten" Statuen, bies s Slut erre9en uuo Die
S6amrotbe ms @eli6t treiben berrlib limb
bic @lplail6en @efilbe, reiseno bic Bois de Bou-
logne, de Vincennes, les jardins botaniques d 'ac-
climatisation, DIES plantes, de ,luny etc. be,aus
bernb in leinem Waientleibe III aber Der eursms
burger @arten, l60ner ais bic iibri9en @artens
anla9en. Su bieier anli6t itimmen 9~epie9te
8untireunbe mir bel. Ginen fleinen @bite6er
wiuit On nit mir in olelen Garten MAIDEN. Si=
der iino mir, bier llrembur9er Seuti6 aui pie
len SGnten inter benz S6atten Der rieii9en 8a-
ltunienbGnme ipre6en gu b0ren. GS linb ,abls
reide 8inoSmasbe, bic SsMitblid ii& bier ,u=
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
visions will issue directions for the formation
and marching of their respective subdivisions.
JOHN B. SANBoRN,
Chief Marshal.
The Parade. = Il = '

The following is the final arrangements
of the Sixth grand division, E. A. Young,
marshal; Gen. h. d. Flower and Charles
Borup, assistant marshals:
l. Right resting on Seven corners, extending
down Fort street to Walnut street, up Walnut
street to Oak street II 4..-,
2. Right resting on Fort street, corner of
Walnut street; extending out Fort street to Ram
sey street; out Ramsey street to Oak street; out
Oak street as far as is necessary.
3. Right resting Ramsey street, corner of
Oak street: down Oak street to Forbes street;
down Forbes street to Pleasant avenue; down
Pleasant avenue as far as is necessary.
4. Right resting Ramsey street, corner of
Forbes street: extending west ON Ramsey street
as far as is necessary.
5. Right resting Fort street, corner of
Ramsey street, and extending out Fort street to
Douglas street and out Douglas street as far as
Is necessary.
6. Right resting on Fort street, corner of
Douglas street, extending out Fort street to
Goodrich avenue and west on Goodrich avenue
as far as is necessary.
Z. Right resting on Fort street, corner Of
Goodrich avenue, extending out Fort street to
Banfl street and west on Banhl street as far
as is necessary.
8. Right resting on Fort street, corner of
Banfl street, extending out Fort street to
'IOOUDO9 street anu NeSJ OI1 OOOQL1U6 StI6SI d5
far as is necessary.
8. Right resting or Fort street, corner OF
Goodhue street, and extending out Fort street
to st. Clair street and west on St. Clair street as
far as is necessary.
10. Right resting on Fort street, corner of St.
Clair street, and extending out Fort street to
Jefferson avenue and west on Jefferson avenue
as far as is necessary.
II. Right resting on Fort street, corner of
Jefferson avenue, and extending out Fort street
as far as is necessary.
II. Right resting on the left of the eleventh
subdivision and extending out Fort street as
far as is necessary.
Teams on Fort street must form IN SIN
gle line in order that the roadway may be
used by divisions in forming, but on side
streets teams may be doubled If neces-
sarY.
Teams that are not in position at the
commencement of the march will be as
signed positions at the rear of the column.
Teams joining this division are request
ed to carefully note the subdivisions to
which they are assigned and report as
near the location as possible by 7;45 a. n.
Monday.
All assistant marshals of this division
are requested to report to E. A. Young,
division marshal at Seven corners
promptly at 7:45 a. N. on Monday.
All marshals of subdivisions are request
ed to have a copy Of this programme.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-02
Route of Carriages Wfth Gnests.


City hacks first, followed by private
carriages, will come from Wacouta street
int street north of depot-receive guests
and go up Sibley to Third.
Third to Market.
Market to Fifth-Here carriages file to
left, discharge guests at park, and go onto
Sixth street, facing east in order of num-
bers, l. 2, 3, ETC., and at 11:30, or near that
time on order, receive guests on north side
of park. Then drive to Wabashaw street;
up Wabashaw to Summit avenue; up Sum-
NIT to Western avenue.
Western avenue to Dayton.
Down Dayton and Third to Broadway.
Up Broadway to Fourth.
Fourth to Sibley.
Sibley to Seventh.
Seventh to Broadway.
Broadway to Ninth.
Ninth to jackson.
Jackson to Seventh.
Seventh to Wabashaw.
Wabashaw to Fourth.
Then orders by marshal on horseback will
be given according to time.
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Scraps.


The Windsor hotel is being richly dec
GRATED for Monday with a profusien Of
evergreens, banners and festoons of the
national colors.
ia. Hill, Esq, president of the st.
Paul q Manitoba railway, has ordered all
the men in shops to turn out on Monday
and join in the procession, drawing full
pay meantime,
The d decorations of the business houses
merchants are entering into the spirit of
the thing, and the dressing of some of the
store windows are works of art.
The Willard reception badge is a mono
gram ''St. P" IN orange and white with a
black back ground giving the Prussian
colors) the white ribbon on which it is
printed being mounted in blue.
All parties having horses in the parade
on Monday can obtain N. P. R. R. flags for
their horses this afternoon from three to
four at W. A. Van Slyke & Cos store on
Sibley street between Third and Fourth.
The electric pole on Bridge square has
been decorated with banners and hung
withstreamers of the nationel colors, which
latter, alternated in the streamers of ever
greens, are to be stretched over the square
to the buildings bounding 1t.
It is requested by the committee on ar
rangements that no dress suits be worn
by the guests at the Willard banquet at
Hotel Lafayette on Monday evening, and
it is earnestly hoped that none of the in
vited guests will offend good taste by wear
ing them. This does not, of course, apply
to the walters.
F. II. Pratt, marshal in charge of the
coal and wood division, requests the assis-
tant marshalls and all firms intending to
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Route for Guests.

Depot to Third street, Third street to Market
street, Market to Fifth street, Fifth street to
Park-circle to the left clear round the park.
After park ceremonies: park to Third street,
down Third street to Broadway, up Broadway
to Fourth street, up Fourth street to Sibley
street, up Sibley street to Seventh street down
Seventh street to John street, up John street to
Niuth street, up Ninth street to jackson street,
down jackson street to Seventh street, up
Seventh street to Wabashaw-. street,i up Waba-
shaw street to Capitol. This route passes under
al the arches.