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srIIuIru SPRINGS.

suIpuus srRisos. Msrc- % -Icorres'
n nd.noe line weather Is simply 81 ,rions
lar farmers and In conversation with the
lost prominent IN the county, al unite IN
elowirr terms of the future outlook Corn
= Al, oI,n,.d and work 4 all kinds y o.
.,essiny fayoraoly The work Is far ahead
Of la, year. came time. rnis Is resc Ing
DAT, IN Il NJ. Henderson leh Tuesday &,
,ttand the meeting OF the executive COM
m,'tee a. Wscc.
,h.r,rtr.tt,ug parties. widow and widoHer,
M, h-yisg met previous TO the marriage.
rne business being arranged By corissp'n
Among the visitors TO The town We mote
,he arrival OF Miss Mary Tempie'on
81 Frs kin county. en- rou''
from Fort ..wor,h, where sho was Visiting
A GOOD deal OF sickness Is reported ir
- ..o,,d The oxn. ani quite number
o. cases are proving 'stal. Il !, primo psi
n. ermonia Mr.. Eno. Higgins, an olt
", ,sn - ,h,r,y yes-s' landing. died Tues
day night fro " tie 90 ~se
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TINS Waco correspondent of the Gslve,

TINS Waco correspondent Of the Calves
ton News remarked that "the a rti-l IRELAND
men fought to hold the state conyeution
after the ex Confederate reunion At BAL
iss, as every tI.Confederate in Tex's would
willingly give up a hand for GsSERAL
Ross" This was nero wis spsculation
b. the News correspondent. 1t is true the
reunion now comes first viz; on the l2th
Of Aueurt, bu, long before that time every
delegate vii have been sslsc;sd AMI in
struc,sd lin the way he should WALL, " and
,uch consideration as suggested cou Ia
scarcely have affected anyone a. convention
in Waco.
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Cnparxn, Pa, Marcn 2o.-Ihe miro,
glyc,rlpr house Of the Rspauno chemical
works, rnompson's Point, New Jersev, OPP
posit- this city, exploded at 1879 this
morning. 10 is supposad ssvsn or eight
man have boon killed, including Lanot
Dupont, yic.. president OF che company,
w n. Hi. supsrirtendsnt, and Mr.. Nor
cross, oo's FOUNDER 81 dynsmits. Their tns
was ~ m distrly dispatched 20 thu CITY for
surgeon 8 aud rstarned With spumber Many
houses in this city were badly shsken nv
the explosion. The Rrpsuno WORKS are
among the largest dynamite msnufsoiur'
ing no sew IN thu country and wsre operi
a,ed largely nv thu Duoout, of Dslsvs'e.
Later The sx slosion n, Repauno csem'.
cal works IL supposed 10 have been CAUSED
nv 100 much heat generated BY nitric acid.
Six occupants OF the building were
sean TO rush for tho dor snd
we're Ia umer in the p ,ssags when the *
% os,on occurred. The six were instant y
killed, their bones broken anu
tv,,,ed and beads crushed in
ir,eh,fn, manner. Name: L.mo,ts D1
mont. william Hill Et~ard Nororos',
George Norton ana Lewis Ley, emplc,ye,;
u q q visitor supposed to be from New
York
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rs-au1Asm may be . good thing IN
-.,sc., cam paisn. but indiscre'ion snd
80, ~sut @, juds msnt msy ruin the a 'l'
S.a...,. For instance the statement tina
~ s.sn, A limited IN the fscss Of north Iezs'
-, pIs ny one or 100 Journals .n" 20. ~.
Ss<s,rp .lsmsnt oppasei Fsrt worth io'
- -. c,nvs n .ion." 10 BY no means cal
.,-,,..a 90 do InsLsEp any 90 or msss
~ tends In tai. sest'oD. IfInsLAsps
9-,S.rn ffierss, q VII ns ursily De 81
49, ~ puli.ss swsv rom NTH Ttrss'
~ A T<xs- will f<sl nke pulling svs'
Isr.Axo. "8oi cave m from my
-. - css been heartily ss'd ~ "o's
S.-- - poassseal sssusf.A
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A rrLfeRsu rom DsnvSr anuounoes ,ns'
Ana psuv.r & For. Wotl railroad VIII re
"A orc, ,usaed TO compilation. This VIII
live our n.ighbor an early outlet 70 the
sres. west. IS also to New 0 leans 'ne
S,sst son hern seaport. In the interim D'l'
r. ais quietly by and lsts ell the big things
80. her. As heac-centre OF tho cattle 'race,
s,e.t railroad station and ~ a united
s.mmuntty In sll''snterpr'sss Of great pth
>~rd moment the Fort 10 forging ahead
80 Dxlss will be the place where the
10th viii lie down. to slumoef tho 'ss'o'
1hroueh.
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ADouT PuBLIsHISG DIsREPUrABLE
MATHIS.

Just how far a nswspspsr ought to 20 In
furni,hiug to Its readers all the cnrrsnt new
of the day is a question that 10 being sub
,.o,ed 10 some discussion Al the moment In
view OF the very unssvory suits that have
yeeen,lv been before the courts In the
SHARON and the Blythe CASES. Tsere IL
. sl,s, In every comm unity that contend
,bs, "vlcc 10 q MOI stsr OF such hideous
miep, rs to be hated needs but to be sesr;
mt seen too oft familiar with her face, We
4 at endure. then pity, then embrace"
a, the other hand. another class
.,eu. that We are all dena'n 10 comm y
,o ri. World with ell its varying phas's
and must crm. 10 contact vito these and
4, the properly disposed and educated he
.b,b,.ion Of vice rather disguss and DE-
..,. IL is iuriherm ,re urged that people
49, of..n kspt from doing evil things
,hroueb Tar 81 ne Becoming Known; and
,bers 4. no urer ms'hod OF publicity tban
,srou : a me prsss- Bs Al itis asoI--z-ss
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&EZBSaHE)@93g&&&
The Most Extensive Exhibit
N LADIES' AMI CtlLlR. Ms HOSE

That was ever made any Southern CITY, can now be seen at
our store We have made preparations Tor this dispay
months ago. having then placed orders in the hands
NJ the most reliable manufacturers France England and
Germany We we'll prepn ed to do large business aha
70 offer goods at prices which by far lower than those our
patrons were in The habit Of having quoted TO them at
anv previous season. 1t will be treat for you to look
through our line of goods whether you wish to puy OF
not Our Hosiery this is remarkably pretty Designs
and coorinys are entirely new assortment complete
add there isn't another house the Souh that offers an
equal opportunity for selection.
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The Vatican.

B.LriM ,nv, Msron "a Rome csoF,
gram TO the Sun ssys: Oardifal
.cnoini says the pop-'s depaIl W.
from R,me has never beei
mooted within the Vaticnn where at
prr,en, opernu, dut'es - pre-, ccupy all til.
c.rdinrla. Professor Sbsreiii, ntphew OF
q ,dinsl S,arr,ttl, will become
kmsr,csn pecr,' ary Of the prop
sganda to succeed Sienor Cnyi~ nor,
who will srortly be consecrs,ed a'chb shop
In The American church. aud will then go
IA spolistlc dele9ate to Peru.
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Gl,NNIstIly.

Gs.sBrRY March p -fCorresrondsnce
S .phsp Moore, charged with met oi
ysarlinY, vhn s-ni mo irl"i W''n"ui ",
attorney aud was conyi,tei ,lusliy obtriued
"a ues irill,
Ms Annie Duke and Mr.. Luke Be'lamy
were M .rfl,d Yesterday n IN. tsrinvnce o'
The IA, her ~ the bride. and depatt,d A.
nuce Tor BE FL. Plane, where Mr.. Beiiamy L.
postmaster.
Mra.l-- sre prevalent here.
Our cl'.ye ha. 30 uup'is, md trade ger
orally l. good We also have n hItle ihli'
road excitement.
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TVS attention OF the readers OF the HrR'
AID is sgs,n earnestly directed to the ,p'
pended call over the signature OF PSF l.
DsSt OPpESHlinrR. The .utjsc mater TO
be considered 10 one affecting the Interests
OF every FAC or in the com mercial oommun'
ity OF Dallas. Read and attend: "A gen.
eral meeting OF the members OF
TIE Merchants exchange and also Of II
G I gems OF Dallas who have the interest oil
ID .ll,s a. heart, Is hereby called for Mon
day. March :lst, at Up. m at the rooms oil
the Merchants exchange. NJ t.er, OF vital
interest to Dallas Will be discussed and
aoted uoon, "a. 0PPxsHEIMEE.
'Prt sident'
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The editorial paragraph In yesterday
Is ne In the matter OF the failure OF the 81.
10 Is q, c,nsolid stion Of the Lamar Rih -
with the O isen City Guards. got into our
columns by an accident without the insptc
ton of the editor, end Was not the erpr's-
,,on NJ ,ns HrR.Lp. which mskes 10 pub'
lie ricturss on privsts matters, however
much it may wish Tor soma thipg', or re
rret o,hcrq
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coSpEx,Eu IELEGRAMs.

The stock IN srkei yes'.rd-y Eas fea'ufe-
IL |. ana the srsn-stti 'ns lig &.
rnsonsen vas mur1 AZTEC ed al meeting
the wild " ~ PdDve Leopold.
A f,.m.l sxcrsrse of r-sies has besn
m ,ae nsl reen Perm and C1hi.
The ,h.is. -.k thu BrsiIsh governor be
IN -oin'.d Cor Tossr
M.mhsrssl-ct of the Ner Metico ,ss's's-
.s.,.ltvo Ssringsr. cbsrsins that
m,l.ious VI aces " public
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Tus editorial paragraph in ye tsrday''
Issue making reference 70 tho call OF tue
stat. convention for the 90 h Of April WAS
ono Ina, had been written the evening pre-
vlous and b.sei upon an error IN 'he Ter
cram from Waco. 1t had been left over ~
mistake and got into the columns yss'er
0.1 Morning. The day fixed BY the con
vsntlon was the 10 h oi August.
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Oun Font Worth correspondent tn,s
moruing speaks ola strong fell ior d.
vislon of tue state psrvading many citizens
An that vic nifty sine. the Waco convention
IL appears thu, soms Of IsrtasDs lr'eno'
hsvs been overly indiscreei In ursiugthe &c
lac ion n II u son. On the ground OF tneir
ohiei b. in, aid oInor'h Texas LooA =, =,
ahs Yates w the las, election and thsh zee
.hero tn fear should he
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grisamusing 10 hear a newspaper pup
ii.hsd ia a county where the democratic
susirnn ori.l noninee was beaten oy
vsssof i,2 a .ins' SOIL stigmati1'ns the
sr.dii ,rsi mort Tex,s man Ms ways gt'
ting isf, ;" wh,n north Teas is the only
hope to- lay o. the democracy.
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Commendnbie Enterprise /.

D.xyxR.-Narcn % "A meeting OF the
ch.mh.r ~ commerce. and board ct trade
iNW night unsnimou,ly endorsed the buiid:,
inc a, tho Denver & New 0lssns railroad
IA the CANADIAN river, Texas, TO CONNECT
with the Fort Worth q Denver road. The
conflict was ex,cu ed and the work will be
nushad f1rSsrh immc disiely.
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srcrIoSAL state illusions, In the present
cond ton of tee pubic pu's', snd In view
Of the near state and rational elections are
70 be Deprecated. But If the Houston
Posts people desire the agitation, the popu'
lstion and the vote of nor h Texas Will rot
shirk the issue prtcpi'a'ed upon them.
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WAco Las Jast com pie,ed $iUoooo lac
cory for WOODEN goods. This 10 her seconu
institution OF this kind. How many cot
ton aud wool f.c,orios combined has Dali
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TEE story that GENERAL sHsnnas is
iongine 10 be nominated for the presi-
d.ncy on the dem cratic ticket will net
down. despite HE vigorous denial.
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An old Mormon threatens that u the
nsw,pspers don't withdraw their trouble
.ome female con-spon tents from Salt
I.,ts he will MARI, tie whole lot.
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Hex. PasnAs real name v q. CARROLL
u,cx. He US a ns'iye Of Georgia.
sr du-te 81 Anusp lie. and hs led =
On. oaered life a. sailer. scldisr, 'svyer and
..e.caeut-
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-A1lss, Tho cause OF the reiness Of tn
.siss in the evening b.. b On settled. IL
nov said II Is duo to the rehsc'ion Of Ten
ocurLrRrn's growing hair rincs he went On
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ES.CoKoRE,sMAs BURROWS, oil Michigan
ruccseds JupaE RAYson as sol!citor OF The
treasury. ~
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LIT every man interes ed Ia The gro WITH
Yea, even the salvation, OF D.llas, attend
che railroad meeting at the Merchants Ex'
change tomorrow.
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TrLpRs and PAIMsR are susge'ted lot
che cemoora,ic ticket BECAUSE 1t 10 10 evenly
balanced-each name hes six 10 tors OF the
~lnh mat l.
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DYSPEPSIA.

seden,ary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement. excess or imprudencc In eat
iny or drnkins, and various other causes,
inluce Constipation followed by general
Arrangement Of the liver, kidneys, ana
stomach. in which the disorder OF each
organ increases the iniirmity OF the others.
rho immediate results are Loss OF Appe-
lite. Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulcnre. Dizziness, Sick Headaches. faiiuro
of physical ami mental vigor, distressing
sense Of weight and fullncss In he stomach.
and increased COstiycncss. all OF which are
known under one head rs Dyspepsia.
Incvcry instance where his disease does
not originate from scrofulous faint IN the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon TO effect cure. Those eases
not amcnablc 10 the curative influence oi
AYERS PILLS alone viii certainly yield u
the Pills are aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties Of AYERS SARsAPA-
RIf.LA.
Dyspop.ics should know that tho longer
treatment Of their malady Il postponed,
the more difficult of cupc IL becomes.
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e.n,o,ced 10 he Hanged,

wAuxreAS LIS. M,rch 29;-rhs con-
vic, Mo,,ury. charged with k'lliag his c. u
m ale. wa. found guilty this afternoon AID
sealenced to be- banged.
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Marine.

GALVESTON, Maron Cleared; Bark
pal ,n,i.r. Have; son ,onsrs Martha Pen
sscol :: L idi- Huck, Psusse)s; Il. +. Ca
bada. Pensacola.
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Arbl.rrss dinner the otnsr day. BIZ.
u.scK bowed /, ssRessr, butthook hands
x,,h .lI the other r,plo-s's.
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CrEc,ssATI attempted a lynchinR feitival
Friday. but 1t proved disastrous failure.
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THE country shudder, to think that the
base bali season IL 1T hand
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Western Cur Stole: Sirh1y warmer 'a'
wes,her; f1lloFe by loch rainii horIhery
Winds vnr.i ig to "a t,rly'
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will the democracy love me when
molcf rs. ]. j.
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Tnr osquito la. srrived ard registered.
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ANuLs CITY Montana, saloon is nam'd
fh4 Y " G. A
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lr,pAgE AUIUOuILrJ 10 ANNOuNUA
w I'm n rMiru.sacauhii 60 flr A Term N
4 The Four,h wsrL n c ion' lnd tuesday ID
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VITF Arr AUTHOR IEp 30 As OF q.
W A, nam, a.. A l. IIANktN1 "a Hnnl
faie 10 a dsrm.r IN ihe li1h Naid' ~ w'
enkuitR ,l,.st "a " =
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INDICATIONS.

SUNDAY. MARCH 30, INA.
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VITp ,RR Authorize a DRtQuhSi 81
w 10 a nouuce Mr. @ ARSoL rs can
aid. ate for r. ele ton l. the thc OF cay Mar
shsi kl.rtl-u 2 a IN sday In Am.
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VAJg ARR AuimO. IZku To ,NNos No
w o,.il N a IkNAf a. csto dsw i"i
Aldermen IA no Fint ward 81 no ou'l'hH
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sWpLRF A. RIO ILsU TO ANNOt nee
w II CARTtR ssE Daa' dAe TOR Alheim'p
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IIEAEg uiuoezsD TO ANsvuN.is
ls,,a. a trou, he Iur h W ~.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1884-10-22
The Fascination Of BnIloonIuu.

Explorers OF the air and earth are strangely
bike in two rcspccts-individually they SCI
)om weary Of their self-imposed struggles,
|hd 9 llcctively they make little progress. A
)rst plunge into Africa or the Arctic is almost
|krtainly followed by return trip, if the first
sGvived. Yet lady's finger tip can cover
p Of the polar circle yet chartcd, and Africa
still the unknown continent Five hundred
|scents are credited to Prof. Wise, and GODDARD
bft the clouds beneath him at least 800 times.
(her perseverance, can hardly he surpassed,
|nd modern skill and science were exhausted
btheir appliances. Yet they went little higher
j further or longer than the bold men who
ksted Montgollicr's discovery century ago.
|ho fascination of ballooning is akin to that
I gambling. There is glorious uncertainty
Phcther the aeronaut will come back to be
ftcd and quizzcd by men of science, or wheth-
many sorts Of unpleasant things will hap
)vn TO him.
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Launching n Chinese War Junk.

II Is very amusing to watch the ceremony of
kunching Chinese war vessel. 1t is ALWAYS
5uscmary before junk sails on any voyage
pacrifco a cock and sprinkle It's blood on the
'mS Of the vessel, amid much beating of
longs. Bnt on this occasion a very especial
Rssing is invoked on the new undertaking
'nd the Court at Pekin sends its Imperial
|pmmissioner to offer sacrifice, as the repre-
.ntatvo Of the Emperor. Two affairs are
therefore, erected ON board the new ship, one
b The Goddess Of the River, the other to the
boddess Of Heaven. To the former are sacr;-
bed two goats and two pigs, and to the latter
tho has less to do with The shipping, only the
fads Of one pig and one goat But quantities
Joss paper, inscribed with prayers for good
bck, are burned OH each altar, and showers Of
rsyers on gilt paper are thrown into the sea
b proptiato the Sea Dragon. Then, amid
micning beating Of gonss, firing OF guns,
houting and general uproar, the vessel gldes
3u'o Tic river.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC

REMINYE, when last heard from was Cd.
Hing around Honolulu.
Miss JOHNSON, late of Kentucky, Is tho
latest opera dubutan'e in Paris
MEDEA will be the first play in which Ris-
lori will appear in America durlng the com
hg tour.
SARDoU first wrote "Dora, " then Fedora"
and now he has named his new drama,
'Theodora."
AN American boy only eight years old has
been admitted to the Paris conservatoire to
earn piano playing.
PAULINE LUCIA, the prilna donna, has
been public singer for twenty-five years,
and is now forty-four years oli.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON says: Gone of the great
est needs of the American stage at the pres
ent is young, talented and attractive women"
VERDI, the compjscr,is sevcnty-three years
OF age. He has snow white hair and mus
tache He has written and publs, cl l25
operas.
KING OSCAR, of Sweden, has in his Office
as president OF the academy of music in Stock
holm, delivered musical lectures on different
occasions.
NINE LUCIA, Nine Patti and Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg, it is said, are each to cele-
brate their twenty-tifth anniversary on the
stage this fall.
WHEN Patti used TO sing at the TLilleries
concerts she received 5000 each time, Nilsson
received $40, Nine. Carvalho aud Mr.. Faure
$500 each, Capoul Sl2O, and Mario Rose
800.
THE rarest of all good gifts In the way of
music, tenor with fine sympathetic voice,
Is said to Ii I'VE been discovered at AK les
Bans. He is compared, with what justice is
not proved, to Mario in his best dayS--and
Marconi is his name.
A PLATE was p!acol upon the house AZ rue
Mazarin, Paris, France, to indicate the spot
OIL which opera was heard for the first time in
that city. The date was March IL, 1911, and
the opera "Pomonc," which was performed
every evening afterward for a year.
MoRE than $50 theatrical musical, operate
and minstrel companies are now on the road
| OF the $50 troupeS that have organized this
year, l65 ore regular theatrical companies,
| thirty-nve are concert companies, twenty
| five variety, twenty operatic and ten are de-
voted to burnt cork.
THERE'S much difference in the cost Of
singers In Europe and America, as will be
| noted in the fact that Nine. Materna, one OF
/ the grandest prima donnas on tho lyric stage,
is engaged to sing the coming season at The
q, Imperial opera, Vienna, at $500 night, while
Nilsson, with fading voice, demands $3.50
a night in New York.
FRANK CBANFRAU, the actor who died OF
apoplexy at Jersey City recently, was born
III New York sixty years ago, early became {,
member of the volunteer fire department, and
learned the trade of ship carpenter. He had
taste for theatricals, and joined C mpany
OF amatuer actors He was capital mimic,
and initiated Forest to perfection.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Dom PEDRO Emperor Of Brazil, will soon
| 90 on two years trip to Japan and China
LIEUTENANT GREELy's health Is slowly
| improving Early in November he goes 70
Washington
PRINCE EDWARD, son OF the Prince OF
Wales, will travel in Canada and the United
States next year.
Miss MoLLIE GARFIELD, aged seventeen,
daughter of President Garfield is TO become
student at Vassar college.
MIR. BERGH says he Is In possession OF wills
bequeathing S5VO,OoO 10 the society Tor the
prevention of cruelty to animals.
SITTING BULL has an enormous head. He
wears a No. 73-4 hat larger than Daniel
Webster. Hs receives a salary during his
present engagement-S2OO month.
Miss MARX E. GARRETT, Of Baltimore,
age twenty. eight, is said to be the wealthiest
Unmarried lady in this country. s he in
herits onethird of her fathers enormous for
tune.
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT and his sons,
SAYS New York dispatch in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, have lost nearly $4,000, 900 the
past few years in il-timed spe.ulations Of va
rious kinds
Frank L. Bean is suing the West Shore
Railroad for 100000 for breach Of contract
to transport ice during twenty years.
The remains OF Red Jacket and other
famous Indian chiefs were re-in'erred with
much ceremony in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buf-
falo, on Thursday. ~.
Tho General Congress Of the EpiseopeI
| Church Of the United States at Detroit ~,
discussed the necoesity Of establishing ~ ~
fessional. =. u
The falling Of . msn asn spns ~ possd ~ =
the Church Of 81. savsur. nsD;;S S;.,,.J '
panic and several l'yrsons r''s ."ls.s \ -.
Miss Mary HGys f,, vss cs'so. dnsd Sio q in IL tho
ynrlviiIs. ,,viir N. Y, Police Court for disorderly
% -Tbe troubles between the 0ransomen apd
lecsthoiics OF Newfoundland have broken oul
! afresh,