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, 1884-09-27

Unbranded News Notes Picked UP
About the City.

-.
The County Co Commissioners met yester-
day, but did Ii tile or no business beyond
the selection ofnumcS for jurymen.
The man who was arrested on Thur.
day for disturbing tho peace pleaded
guilty before Judge Fisher yesterday and
paid his fine.
The Day of Atoncment (ion Kupper)
Is celebrated By the Jews the world over
Tomorrow evening. 1t is the great
est oil all Jewish festivals
Work on the Knights of Pythias build
ing is being carried on very energetically.
The walls and frame for the second story
are now nearly finished and they present
a very substantial appearance.
Sol Smith Russell will appear az Tom
Dilloway.i' in Edoeicood Folks, at the
Opera House tonight. 1t will be the
finest performance which the people Of
this city have in long time witnessed.
The Signal Service Office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
50', lowest, 39' mean temperature, 42.l';
mean humidity. 76 per cent; highest
velocity Of wind, 20 miles per hour; rain
fall. .03 inches.
The Nao McricaH Rcuic,o makes men
ton Of the safe arrival Of Hon. Samuel
A. Losch, the Secretary of the Territory,
at Santa Fe. The same paper says: He
has already shown himself to be of that
makeup always popular in the eyes Of
Western people-no fnlls, plain, open
hearted, broad viewed and genial"
Judge Lacey held n special term al
chambers yesterday. The cases Joslin vs..
Joslin and Anna johnson Va. John John.
son were referred to the master in
chancery. The case of the Union Cattle
Company vs.. jerry Dryer was argued
and submitted. and the Judge now hold,
it under advisement
Rev. w. X. Gaines, wife and three
children, came in from the East Friday
noon. They are stopping at Mr.. Glea.
SOM and will remain oyer the Sabbath.
Mr.. Gaines, for the past four years, In.
been principal of one Of the leading
academies Of the old Granite State. HC
now accepts the request Of the American
Board of Foreign Missions tn enter mis-.
sionary work i'll Japan, and will have t.
do with the educational work of then
missions
last night some parties who disliked tC
see the sidewalks frescoed with cans
boxes and other articles too numerous t.
mention, started out to deposit them il
the gutter. Their demonstrations wer,
Of so noisy q character that the officer
had to interfere and check their httl,
~pleasantries. No arrests were made, buI
should they try the experiment agnir
there will probably be some well known
names in the police report.
, 1884-09-27


A boy, apparently very much agitated,
rushed int o n house, recently, and said to The
lady;
Il don't want ter alarm yer, but I've got big
news The mar sent me up from the livery
stable to tell yer"
Good heavens, what is itfu
why yer know yer little boy, Aleck, what
the man can't keep outen tho livery stable
round the cornerg'
Yes, wellf'
81 told AlecK just now not to 30 inter the
stable among the horses, but he wouldn't
mind me-
20, dear what has happenedf1
"Ho said be wanted TO see what a mule
would do when yer tickled its heels with =
straw
20 heavensIp grasped the lady, and chung
to the mantle for support.
well, sir, yer boy Aleck got a straw,
snuok up benin a sorrel mule, tickled him on
the heels an'r-
The lady started for the door.
AN the blamed critter never lifted q
hoof,r called the boy. Never as much a.
switched it's tail. It's n mighty good thing
for Aleck that he didn't too; an l thought
I'd come up m tell yer" And he lodged
out at the side entrance.
, 1884-09-27

tDoAtOl dlOut.
A pale man with a high forehead came
into Booge's restaurant the other day, sat
down at a table, and ordered his dinner.
Then he took out OF his pocket a large
diagram apparently covered with unintelli-
gible signs mi algebraic formula, and
fastened II with a pin upon the wall where he
could easily observe IL. When his dinner
came hO looked IL over attentively and then
turned to n profound contemplation of his
figures. After a while he began 10 eat, but
with a great deal OF caution and reserve, as
though he was afraid OF making a mistake
or suspected the biscuit of concealing a snag.
Frequently he paused between bites and his
lips moved as II in prayer. TIL latter illusion
was dispelled, however, by the indistinct pro-
.nnnciation of the name OF a numeral
He was evidently counting. He chewed
with his eyes fixed upon the
equations of the diagram. There
was a pale blush tinge about his face
and he looked bilious His neighbor at the
table hitched his chair a little further away
and placed his hat where he could seize It at
a moments notice. He suspected the new
conner OF being "A lunatic. Suddenly the
stranger caught his eye, stared, and mad
v~ertantly swallowed his food. He seemed to
be very much put out by the occurrence.
why do you look at me that wayf7 he
demanded. "Do you think l am PECULIAR
"Well, l think your manner is a little odds
ventured the other.
mot at all, sir responded the stranger
emphatically. "rm a dyspeptic and my di.
gestion is in a bad way. have just learned
Of Nj. Gladstone's rules for regulating mas
tigation SO as to in the highest degree facill
tate digestion. have adopted his system OF
thirty-two chews to q piece of steak, four
49, - "
proved on IT, What wa before crude Is
systematic and theoretical. It is the combi.
nations which puzzle me. They will not
when l get used to it. Is the explanation
sutficientin 1t was, and in a few moments
more the scholarly dyspeptic was plunged in
the intricac.os OF a profound mathematical
problem.
, 1884-09-27
IT WON'T BE A MATCH.
a Hiic and IA HaIf OF Lead Pip~-An
E~thetIc Woman.

ibftAbit iltt iTo.AI
A man whose hair and whiskers we're plen-
tifullY sprinkled with gray was in thu city
yesterday 70 80 shout buying "a large
quantity 81 lad pire. When he uked how
much g milo md II half Of q certain size
would ,ost, the dealer stood on nru' hooked Mt
him Ia aInszement
oh. I ain't lpony. replied the mar.
but What can you want Of a Iniis and n
half OF this PIPE, costing you many hundred
dollars
$50 here, replied ubs other, as lie took a
chair and hers,me confidential, eI'm n wil-
over"
Yes
"i'm thinking Of taking y second wife. Sho
dotes on a front yard. Eve got the yard.
She dotes on lawn I've been
around pricing stone dogs, c~ast-iron deer and
terrH-cotta rabbits TIL you can't rest. She
plpe"
But why 70 much of itf''
because I've got 10 run the Pipe 20 q
spring on a hill a mile and a half away"
When he had explained how much fall he
had the dealer told him that he couldn't got
fountain enough to dampen a sunfiower.
wont be no squirt to it. ehg'
No."
Won't squirt a foot highf'
mo, sir, not an inch
"Wel no fountain, no marriage. Shes
sot on that. m go back and offer to fill tho
yard with decoy ducks and conch-shells, and
put stained glass windows in the horse-barn,
but / reckon the match is off. I've offered to
get n force pump and hire a coot by the year
TO work It, but she says it wouldn't b. pic
turesque. Might build n cistern on legs and
let the water play through a fountain, but
she Is too romantic. can't do no more, and
If she insists on O fountain with a squirt to
IL I'll look around for some ono else-some-
body who don't want Corinthian columns
under the corn-crib and a Grecian facade to
the uir-urn
, 1884-09-27
THr CONCORD PHILOSOPHERS


Washington Hatchetl
Across the moorlands OF the Not
We chase the gruesome When
And hunt the Itness OF the What
Through forests Of the Then.
Into the inner consciousness
We track the crafty Where;
We spear the Ergo tough, md henid
Tim Ego in his lair.
With lHssoes OF the brain we catch
The lnnces OF the Was,
And IN the copses OF the Wherce.
W" heal the Think-beea baizz.
No climb tho slippery Which-hark trs-
To watch the Thusness roll
And pause betimes in gnosttc rhyny-
70 W. the Over-SOul.
, 1884-09-27

There was received at the postoflce depart
ment recently a e-cent stamp inclosed in a
perfumed note. The sender. who signs her
self Sweet SIXTEEN writes that she mad
vertently used n Cancelled stamp upon 4 let
ter that found its destination, and she eau.
tons the po.tofice officials to be moro careful
In the future.
, 1884-09-27

Bill Nye; Parties IN need OF glowing press
opinions for lecture or show business this
winter viii do well to address the subscriber,
enclosing navy blue postal money-orden and
n unlocked p~ostagestamp for reply.
, 1884-09-27

r DIR. WaIton's Periodical Tea.
Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for a great many years
in her private practice. 1t has proved
an unfailing specific in the treatment of
the many disorders to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t IS 4 sure cure
for the monthly troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed on receipt Of price
SOC.
FRAZIER MEDICINE co, Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Graz & Peano, Sole Agents.
, 1884-09-27

Having leased one of the stores on Fer.
guson street, in the Idleman building, ]
will open up the finest line of grocery,
table and bar glassware ever brought tC
Cheyenne. f. Douglas, Importer Of
Fine Glassware, etc.
, 1884-09-27
G.

tie Register U. s. Land Ohice), ATTORNEY
I'D COUNSELLOR at LAW. Practices in Ii,
ne Court of the United States. Special atten
I'd contests. Office. liooms G and s Com.
venue, Wyoming.
, 1884-09-27
Amoraoan nnothoa.

The myxuhcations Of he Old schools are passed
away. and the pupil taught to recognize n sight
that which the hnAerS arc required to perform
That those who practice for years. without a
thorough and comprehensive knowledge OF the
material fnom which their music Il composed.
arr playing the part OF an aulomaioin-not an
Intelligent being.
That execution upon amy instrument must be
considered In no other Light Than mechanical
ri, governed b, o principle. which, thoroughly
understood aud pnacticcd, covers The whole
sround Of nr1iStic dexterity.
That The price Of success Is honest, daily.
mental and mechanical study Of those funda-
lneutnl paaSagrs-ch0rds aud scales-frfm
Whirn are Developed the peculiar forms OF all
composers
That good pupils never graduate, or see inc
time there l. nothing new 10 ] arm, but study
o.. gaining familiarity with every composer Of
ncri, cleaning therefrom and approprinting 10
themselves the beauties and gems from every
eehool 81 composition.
THE AMERICAN METHOD has, within
he sixteen year Of its publication. elic ted from
thou sands Of delighted patrons scattered IRON
the Atlantic 10 The trcinc Coast, NE most nat
leriug testim mails, which can be seen by call
ing on Mr.. Mercer. Can refer 10 great numbers
a patrons on the Pacific Coast and In the East
, 1884-09-27

The following sales occurred at Chicago
on September %.
Standard Cattle company, % cars of
Texans, average weight l.030, at $40.
Mayfeld, II ears Of Texans, average
weight $50, at $40.
Searight, 3 cars ofcows, average weight
l,045, at $3.S7.
Jackson, IS ears Of half-brecds, average
weight l,l50, at 81. IS.
Turner, 7 cars of half-brceds. average
weight LBS, at S4.35.
Clay, 3 cars Of Texans, average weight
995, at 1880 50 cars of Texans. average
weight 900, at S4.l5.
CAR ORDERS.
September 2S, A. L. Archbold, 10 cans
for Ogalalla.
September 2s, Ogalalla Land and Cat
tie company, 81 cars for 0galalla.
October 4, 4, b. Hord, % cars for
Pine Bluffs.
Angola American Cattle Co. October 4,
81 cars; October 3, 81 cars; October G, 20
cars October :, is ears for O'Fallans.
Union Cattle Co, October ,, 10 cars;
October Z, 30 cars; October S, 40 cars;
October 10, 40 cars for Pine Bluff.
September q, Hershey, 25 carr for
O'Fallans.
October l-Hunter & Bergman, ~ cars
for Pine Bluff.
October ., Dster 4 Co. 10 cars for
Pine Bluffs,
, 1884-09-27

Boston Transcriptl
The success Of Maud S. is another GRITTY.
ing evidence OF the final triumph Of Maud
81 merit
, 1884-09-27

GRAPH SUPPLIES, ELECTRIC BELLS
els, and Fr,nt Door Bells a specially. Oha
lse- Postofice box 493. Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1884-09-27
DR.. Sninnev


Il well known as tho founder Of the MOnli
&c. E.) MEDltAL INsTIIU TE. and having 81
his entire attention fur the past twenty year
the treatment OF chronic and special diseases
c dent TO both sexes. his success has produ
astonishing results. By his method oftreatm
the suffering are fully restored to oIlgi
health. He would call the attention OF the
nicted TO the fact Of his long landing and v
earned reputation as n sufficient ASSURANCE
his skill and success. Thousands who have b
nnder his treatment have felt and expires
emotions of gratitude yelling up from hes
touched for the first time by the sllkcn cord {
whispers OF returning health.
Those suffering from Catarrh or BrOnchiu'
be assured Of 4 perfect cure by his new nv,
Of trea ment
DIR. sPINNEY can detect the slightest disc
Of the Chest, Lungs or amy Internal orEaii, {
guarantees a cure In every case he undertht
1t matters not what your troubles may
come and let the Doctor eXamine your case.
IT Is { UR BILE HE WILL TELL YOU
IF NOT, HE WILL TELL YOU THAT for
Will not undertake "A case unless he Is confid
OF efIerting n cure II will cost you nothing
consultation. SO please call and satisfy yoursel
whether the Doctor understands your case.
, 1884-09-27

The boss soda water only 1--WE cents a
glass at Ellis 2el Eddy street.
, 1884-09-27

DENTIST, Corner of Sixteenth and EiS
Streets. over Gray & Pearse's Drug Stm
/; a speciality.
, 1884-09-27

Little Joker is the best smoking to.
hacco.
, 1884-09-27

My Fall stock of clothing is now com
pleted. and prices will astonish you. Pol
ack, the Nothier.
, 1884-09-27

Call and examine the new High Arm at
the corner of Eighteenth and Hill streets.
, 1884-09-27

lev ATTORNEY-AT,LAW and SOlicitc
vi In Chancery. Offices in Commercial o.
ming, and on Second street, Laramie Cit
Courts and before the Supreme Court of III
lecuted. Special attention given 10 Mimi
! and Timber Culture Claims, and the mlS
nd offices and before the Interior Departma
1nneral, Agricultural and Grazing lands madt,
Oily. Incorporation papers Of Stock Raising
lreinlly prepared. Correspondence as to lea
olicited,
, 1884-09-27

II you hear a song hat thrills you
Sung by any child OF song,
Praise Il. Do not lot the singer
" ait deserved praises long.
Why should one who thri l. vnur heart
lack thc Joy You may imparti
-sAnon
, 1884-09-27

Every smoker should try Little
Joker.
, 1884-09-27

ASSAY OFFICE AND CHEMICAL LAB.
)RAIORY. Established in Colorado IN
receive prompt and careful attention. Cold
'sayed or purchased. Address 44G Law.ens
, 1884-09-27

rae ONLY CONCISE WORE

Which Will stand Artistic Criticism, aud furnish
the material upon which every educated leach
er can base thelr own pcculiafitles II instruc-
lion u presents In Il ne~ light. based upon
natural laws, the nlt OF execution aud science
~ music
, 1884-09-27

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY. Offices in Carey Block
ning. Business in the District Courts and
DRY carefully and promptly prosecuted.
, 1884-09-27

10. Z. BAIRD and A. G. CAMPBELL), a.
. torneysc,at-Law and Notaries Public, Cha
, second floor, Stebbins q Post bank boA
, 1884-09-27

Go to PeabOdy's for candies, fruit &c.
, 1884-09-27

Harry's Cafe and Restaurant, 2s2,
Eddy street. Open day and night, Best
place for meals in the city.
, 1884-09-27
mrs. q. =. MERCER,

Teacher OF Robbins American Method for the
Piano, can be found ~ residence on Seven
fceuth street.
uT rur
, 1884-09-27

DYED . HOTEL e esp , B BH : sat. 1ni, T s,a REEn, p Ia, Ss
thoroughly refttel and lis now ready 10 accommodate its old patrons and the public
generally in fztcms style All the luxures of the season always on had Single
meals and board by the day or week at moderate rates The bar is always provide
with the best Of liquors and cigar. Free bus ito and from all trains.
, 1884-09-27

BANKERS, GREELEY, COLORADO
Transact a legitimate banking business. Bu'
on time deposits. Loan investments nego
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
The MARQUIS AND HIS TITLE.
SHOWING PARCHMENTs, LETTERS AND BOOKS TO
PROVE HIS IDENTIFY

PROVE HIS IDENTITY.
In an article published in yesterdays " ora,
the inference to be drawn from II was clearly that 'e
MARQUIS do Leuvlle whose dispute with General scAies
is still fresh in the public memory is no Marquis ~ all
and carries his nobility iu his vase Yesterday the
Marquis, said to a TRIBUNE reporter: am rather e'au
than otherwise that the Editor Of The World for reasons
of his own no doubt has m to call the gehuhehess
OF INV title into question sundry other hints have from
time to time appeared in more or less iepl,a-
lie publications aud | am, therefore, not sorry Tor
nI I"nbt personally Icare for the title than
ior old shoe In my opinion ths man mIs' h I,"'1 N
tho escuichcon. and not the ercutcheoh the lh no
one ever brags OF nobility who mas an ylhhs oSe 10
OF The article In question snesrS ht me Us Pln,'r'
have PAINTED IN water colors al my HE, ana ~ prnni
Ia have some claims as an artist now louy uuo' N
you kindly look over these documents anu nc o,%ntvn %
10 heap Of parchments letters ana o1ohS on ti ,"u M
I'm Lis COSY little room There was lhnlY tree on an
immense sheet of parchment over ioui ie't s'l mr. Ia
iareest parchment spin IN The country lhnhpH' s'iu
,h. Natnui- There was "a" Breeches Bible Wotnscy
annotated with record oi tue 1Ner ia'y, .Hr1 M %
patent of nobility signed p3 th' ME ., -Nr W ~
der or Malta and dated 1916 aud mere were volumes o
"he 1nnnare de la Nobi.sse and other l,', oI tho
rrrurh mobility IN which appeared the name oi the Mar
ami, do IrnvIe Ia fact tnrrc was IL wealth ot yeilo"
rapcr faded mk Worm-ehlcn bindings WIN 'n"%"In'" %
nl, n.us and apparrnty enough cOrrtbphtNe eNl
Jrnrr fpr a Duke or Prince ul the ROYAL blood
The host traced by the pedigree ms lnt lion u
e,r,i,i oliver Who sieccclcd To the tc In ZOO nutr
A "A al upstd M ~ Tor three }thi- hhu ul'l l','
father hc traced the descent sl'p Wy s'P m",' u" nm
tl,cd at his own name ITW,is tl"h ,1., - III
,uA tI' ultll itOu i.hNli \ ~ i''.'' ''
,'' ,,n, rrlrf,uco a. De lrt Tile or OuNrr 'ohiu-
, , ,i ii. and D" IN, article Hpcula of u} name
Lriup la thc London directory Hh Nhhm '"n'i ~
,hn dirrrtor, OF 1883 yon VIII ma ~
X',t 1,rrnre Narauis de Icuyule. II ~ also hnld
,o, my name s not IN Burke rooragc. or con' ~ b
49,, n 4. "A frcnch not nm English 'ic honFh ih' Lhf-
t,'h brnurh of the family hold n now. bhtiu, Hono
,.', bnt,frrn 1880 aud idtG It was uuiacl simply be.
ca.c Inc po.scssora belonged to the Ensli,n h , "i
thr snrrtt Of Friends OF Qutkrrs who do not use ''
Of nny sort " had not DO 'unrt or i''Hin " ',l
description think these woii eStansn ny , o',u W. ' M
tltlo and tho Marquis produced scternl mh"luies n
OF which, ho pointed oul, have h tith'nk ,hr ,,,
o hIs own features Finally" said he II mere i5 my
,hr elnmaut to the title who hus better evidence III ms
pos.cs.un shall be glad 60 welcome hll a' ''"'''
and waiyo my own claims IN ma ih'oi'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
OPERA Az TIE ACADEMY.

"Crispino la Comare," the opera OF the
brothers cci last night performed at the Academy
pf Music for the first time this season. without be-
Ing work Of serious lasting value IN any
respect this clever opera affords capital vehicle Tor
Madame PATHS comedy talent, and I'm it, music there arc
,ome pretty confcctions which her lovely
roce aud bcwil1crng art unite 20 mako puhhcr-
lions Of genuine beauty Mine Patti WAS In high spirits
last night aud caused the entertainment to sparkle from
tnd end. A. usual she introduced on of sig Arlts
,oca walt9os near the close and gracefully shared the
hon0rs which the brilliant piece brought hcr win thr
nmiahc composer who, in spite ~ hs long ana iathti
service u behalf of opera IN Ncwlors ond London, bias
air i've longest In musical Annals as the composer oi
J. II barn'
The performance was the last OF Mr. Maplcson's sub
toriptiun pcrorunnccsn which Mime. Patti viii take
part Mrs Nevada concluding the regular season this
,ilornOoh with "Mirell" Nine Patu viii, howcVcr.lug
ncNt Tuesday evening with Nine rcalchi
IN fcuiraindc," the occnsiOn being the
annual benefit OF Mr.. Mapleson. The presence Of
y brilliant audience signalilcd last nights opera and
Nine iaii was made the recipient OF most enthusiastic
lemonslIan after she had sung slg Arlitin waltz
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
5petla! N,tic:1.


Christmas ApDcai for Poor Children
The doy OF good VIII AMONG men" ought 10 DC happy
The children OF the poor the homeless little ones sleeping
beneath starways boxes and barges shiyen< IN th
and thin ragged garments. budde cellars and atilcs
with barely OF bread for the Christmas feast appeal 10
AL the humane and indcarted O Whatever Nation OF sect
Tor aid and sympathy. The tilILDkfN'S AID SDtIEif
than 81 zen caring FOR tis
unortunat class of children teaching training 10 nss
ing them for good homes and To be uscul ofXon- no
will hep Who will spend happier christmas by thinking
that he has placed homeless te ones IN kind homes VINO
VIII give food a cOtnIng ahd shoes 10 the s'chg ana
siXTY DOLLARS will give Christmas present % homo
IN the country 10 three homeless boys or girls ON UN
DRED DOLLARS will p7Oyids hot dinners for a0hth cor
100 children FIFTY DOLLARS VIII put Shoes on tbe D2ie
feet Of 40 little Ones.
large numbers OF poor people out OF work. ani vi" maze the
"'-''- CL.BRACT. Secretary
Chldrcn8 Ali society,
December, 1884, Station D. - East 4th-st. NcWfork.
rts OF provisions cothn be to the Central
flee No 10 East ithst. New York Ciy or VIII be cali
for IL the address be forwarded.
donations o. money ncOscd either of the
signed II checks post OiCe orders made payable -
GEORGE ). coz IRE asirer
WILLIAM A. BOOTH President.
GEORGE :. cor ircl7lter 20 Mass iu-
American Exchange National Bank. Ncs-lofk
l2S broadway.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past year In SIX Lodging Houses
1885 different boys ana grs 21'I - meals ana ll-'iS
evening $50 children. who were tauyht aai
partly iol and clothed. 100 meals beng SupPei 30,
we're sent Ohomcs, manly In the west 22ll were atsd
sion" 1, l52 children enjoyed the henehs o. the ou.t
Home at Bath L. l. taveragng about goo If week llsy
Island 53j girls have boon Instructed IN tn ue o.
sewing gmach in the Girls Iofcny House ant In the
Penny Banks Total number unler charge y. u,
society during the year, 3ltI".
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
MIR. EvARrs's MON QUALIFICATIONS.

TO me EdtfOr o + The TrIbune.
SIR: The Republican party of the Empire state has
never had I'm H. elective capacity such favorable OppOr
tunity Of displaying elevated wisdom a In this present
contest for Senaorshp. There Is no living man more
worthy OF the position occupied By the ilustrlous
Seward than william Maxwell Evarts. His varied cxpc-
rences Of the Geneva Convention the Monetary CON
gres m Attorney General and Secretary Of State make
him pre-emincntly qualified to represent Ncw-York In
the United States Senate His developments OF the state
Department whilst its chief will remain historic
especially I'm the matter of originating consular reports
and .Iegr- ions made To Chamber of Commerce for
tr of bureau Of facts figures statistics ana
specimens Of all foreign products for tho enghten
of trade barter aud commerce, which no donpt
will eventually bc carried ont 10 perfection His appoint
eut in their varied characteristics proved him Ia bc not
n New.Euclnnder only hut true nationalist cO-inOp0n
tan i'm hi. ta.tos aud predictions EN-U ;. CONSUL
If..I I.a -
New-York tribune., 1884-12-20
LYcLnENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George 5. BOwdon gave an
evening reception at their house. No 80 Parkave In
honor of their daughter. Miss tahny Hamilton BDwdoin.
xe reception lasted from to H. and was largely ai-
tended.
Mrs Miles B Carpenter held reception yesterday
q s,tcrnoou AT SO 90 East FIFTY scycnth-st
Mrs Pierre Hunoci received calefs III the h'tefhOon
wrs RIker gave q dancing pnrty ut NO. lls East
pr /. t. seyenoaks gayo dnncins party at NO. 800
East Fourteenth st. .,..-. ..--... -, -. 49,. \.
Mrs g. L. Kssam gave dinner party nj hef mousse ia
firs,-pace, Brookii n, -,-..-, !, .. ,.. -,
An amatenr dramatic entertainment was given last
evsnine nj tho German tiubs f0ons ht siupoton ; T.
IA nIi of the outdoor Relief innd, Mis- james "
Porter and ohef amateurs produced the pia5 o' the
cape Maii.