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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

sor, and with his aid it will dontless
be understood by you.
You have been summoned from the
county at large, and some Of you have
knowledge Of the commission Of pub
lie ofenses, or of facts that tend to
show that such offenses have been
committed. Should this be the case.
It IS the duty of such juror to disclose
such facts to bis, fellows, and theirs to
investigate the matters.
By our laws you are not bound to
hear evidence for the accused, but it
is your duty to weigh the evidence
submitted to you, and when you have
reason to believe that other evidence
within your reach will explain away
the charge or charges, you should
order such evidence to be produced.
and for that purpose you may require
the District Attorney to issue process
Tor such witnesses, and when you have
carefully and conscientiously invests
gated any matter brought before you
and believe that the evidence. taken
all together, if unexplained would
warrant a conviction by trial jury,
then it is your duty to find an indict-
ment or indictments against the per.
sons charged. 1t is not intended,
however, that you shall give to every
question suggested in an investiga-
ton, the time and consideration re-
CURED Of trial jury before convic-
ton, but in your Investigations you
should be satisfied before indicting,
that a crime has been committed. and
that there is good ground for the ac-
eusatlon and trial of the person accu-
sed. In conclusion, permit me to
urge upon you the Importance of be-
ing as expeditions as possible in the
discharge of your duties, as the time
consumed by this term of court will
depend largely upon your action.
Here Judge read from statute as
to details
You will bear in mind gentlemen,
that the interest and good order of
society in this county are largely en-
trusted to your care, and that they
depend to great extent upon the f.
deity with which you discharge your
duty.
1t is the imperative duty of courts
AID jury to unite in upholding and
sustaining the laws to the end that
citizens may be protected in their
rights OF person or property This
IS the ultimate object to be attained
by all human laws, and when they
fail to accomplish this purpose, the
Ipeople lose respect for the laws, and
as a consequence go back toward q
state of anarchy.
Your country is comparatively new
but you have laid the foundation here
for great commonwealth, capable OF
sustaining a large population. AS
your natural resources are developed
your industrial and commercial inter
ests will grow and expand Let it be
understood now, as it has been in the
| past, that the laws of the country will
protect the people in their legitimate
rights and interests, and the Territory
will continue to prosper.
trust, gentlemen, you fully real
ize the responsibility and importance
of the work before you, and with the
admouitions and suggestions made,
you may now retire and enter upon
the discharge of your duties,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

LOUIE GARREcHT, Mrs. Geo. Rob
inson, Misses Clara Garrecht, Hattie
and Julia Foster and Anna Martin
went up to Banner last Thursday on
pleasure trip and returned Sunday.
They had a jolly time. A dance was
given in Banner burg on Friday
night, and they all tripped the light
fantastic toe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

HANDSOME Scrap books & Buttons.
|tEons, buttons, millions of them,
" !, otyles. A great many beautl-
relyed,
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If you want to miss a real good,
Jolly time, just keep away from the
flremen's ball to be given next Fri
day night at the school house. All
who 60 will be glad they went, is our
prediction.
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r. party Of huckleberry piokers
u whom we were which," that
'N'A camp" near the Elkhorn mine
week. speak in the highest terms
hospitality of John Frank,
/ 'ender for Channel & Travis.
h dHole party, eight in number,
Up at Johns residence on the
'D9 other evening, and it be-
f. late to come ON into town
I4'snt and over ssblind road D
/ Included to camp. John gave
'ree use of his cabin and ev-
'nereanto appertalning, and
'&'iea US in the free hearted
.appy manner that is a cbarac-
+ Of the old timer,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

Y. t. SMITH has about finished
'lSlng IRON pipe for Plowman, and
parry birds in that vicinity are re-
icing.
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20 HUNTER, who has been in Ohio
past three or four years, return
% THIS place last Sunday. 10
0ssn on Wood River the past
+ or three months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

JOHN DANskIN and family arrived
last Friday from Boise, and are on a
visit to friends at this place.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

GEORGE BENNETT will leave to-day
New York, and will be gone two
three weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

SEE ad. of ball to be given by tn
Banner Minstrels on Sept. 3D..
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

Hon. JOHN S. GRAY. Of the firm Of
Huston y Gray, arrived Sunday from
Boise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

|oNE trustee for each school dis
let Of the county will be elected on
+ first Monday in September.
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puul-up of Jaral-ifies

TRY the pineapple and claret lem
lade at caves.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

tbs fve-stamp mill for the Forest
ing mine will be shipped from Chi
|go on the 21st.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

HoS. JAS. H. HAwLEY and family
rived the other day from Wood
yer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

The World is just now pretty
well filed up with ads, consequently
local news had to be cut short, and
several items crowded out.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

AT Emery's. Harvest Home bread
eparation, Maltby's cocoanut and
aple sirup.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

CHAs KINGSLEY, photographer, will
be here in day or two, and will in
form the public through next Friday
World when he will be ready for
business.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

ioAAf ROWLAND and Nate Lick,
horseshoe Bend whereabouts, be-
! 's'alned here as jurors during the
''sa' term of Court, have been
''0lle visitors at the World Office
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

ITHos. MooTRY, one of the owners
/ the Gold Hill mine, arrived yes
Eday from San Francisco.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

| Mss ANNA SUHtsEN returned
Pine Sunday from Illinois. Miss
bhlsen has been gone about year.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

Mr.. WADlsH came in Saturday
lth $4,000 pounds Of freight for the
! mira company, at Banner.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

TosT-a coral neck chain and cross.
save at this Office and be rewarded
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

TINS County Commissioners met
ssterday as Board of Equalization.
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j. GAVE with FL. RUHI..

u.s. pAGAN, who is making regular
4 "efe from near Emmettsville,
s1''Aens' eggs, vegetables, etc.,
| l'nS Us that Fred. Westervelt,
T. VHs resided in this county, now
Il On the Welser, near Snake
[n, LS' with serious loss by fire,
F4'y' His house and contents
| j, Oorned' besides hogs in pen
1 .n ' :, mousse and chicken house
all his chickens.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

Mr.. WIrT thinks the wool product
Boise valley will bring about
O,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

EpH. Lucas sold his team yester-
i to Mr.. Duquette of this place, for
|00.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

J. B. EMERY has just received the
largest Swiss cheese ever brought to
this market. Also pine apple cheese
and old McGinness Porter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

'.sf received, full line of mems
and youths boots and shoes
I ioll line Of hats for old and
Also lot OF the world-re-
r1'a rullet cigars, the best in the
- i0r the price. Boots, shoes and
/ at away down prices.
). CAVE with II. RUIZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

: SAM DAVIS is over from Placerville
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The toll road from Horseshoe Bend
to Placerville, now owned by H. H.
Hawkins, Mr.. Dagan informs US, is
now in better fix than it ever has
been, and Mr.. Hawkins is still inn
proving it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-19

Hon. j. Y. r. WITT, formerly of
Pracerville, but now residing at En-
mettsville, was in town several days
last week, enjoying himself as usual,
with old-time friends. Mr.. Witt
went over to Placerville Saturday,
after willing away a few pleasant
in the WORLD office.
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EzrIs
rrsl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1874
!
pupd up of taraI-ities.
TRY the pineapple and claret lem
lade at CAVE's.
II osT-a coral neck chain and cross.
eave at this office and be rewarded.
Tins County Commissioners met
Isterday as a Board of Equalization.
| Mr.. WITT thinks the wool product
Boise valley will bring about
10000.
|EpH. Lucas sold his team yester-
y to Mr. Duquette of this place, for
|00.
Mr.. WADIsH came in Saturday
fth $4,000 pounds of freight for the
mira company, at Banner.
! Miss ANNA SUHtsEN returned
bme Sunday from Illinois. Miss
bhlsen has been gone about wear.
BTHos. MooTRY, one of the owners
the Gold Hill mine, arrived yes
'rday from San Francisco.
8THE fve-stamp mill for the Forest
Ping mine will be shipped from Chi
go on the 2lst.
Ar Emery's. Harvest Home bread
feparation, Maltby's cocoanut and
fple sirup.
none trustee for each school dis
Rct Of the county will be elected on
first Monday in September.
#HoS. JAS. H. HAwLEY and family
Fiyed the other day from Wood
liver.
uEoRGE BENNETT will leave to-day
q New York, and will be gone two
4 three weeks.
L. t. SMITH has about finished
zlnS IRON pipe for Plowman, and
snary birds in that vicinity are re-
&cing.
SilASpsoMs Scrap books & Buttons.
sloas' buttons, millions of them.
~ otyles. A great many beautl-
tnlnss, at Mrs. Emery's. Just
Viewed. :.
10 HUNTER, who has been in Ohio
past three or four years, return
10 this place last Sunday. 10
been on Wood River the past
+ Or three months.
JIMMY ROWLAND and Nate Lick,
horseshoe Bend whereabouts. be-
retained here as jurors during the
f'ea' term of Court, have been
fVoine visitors at the WORLD Office,
VsT received, a full line Of mems
+ and youths boots and shoes
loil line Of hats for old and
rs Also q lot Of the world. re-
nFa Pullet cigars, the best in the
:" iof the price. Boots, shoes and
at away down prices.
). CAVE with II. RUHL.
~ pAGAN, who is making regular
Hefe from near Emmettsville.
'''Aehs' eggs, vegetables, etc.,
us Us that Fred. Westervelt.
'ns resided in this county, now
PIG on tho wv
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

The merry HanlOnLees appeared last week
Of the Peoples Theatre and cordially applauded
They will be succeeded tomorrow by the Ights o Lon
don"
An explicit and truthful article in The
Hour directs attention fact that the play OF That
Man" by Miss Celia Logan formerly called Gan American
Marriage, Is translation and adaptation FROM French
play "Mademoisere Gu6rin." by NJ. Pierre DAlvy pro
ouced IN Paris March L. 1877 After stating tins fact
the writer adds "M- Logan has added two characters
--Jek,s valet and Elise ladv's maid OF these the
mau-ervant Is worse than superauous Ese isinstaed
principally Tor the sake OF going through d,uce with
Dr. Brdet, who Is supposed gen teman Of culture
terms OF familiarity with persons OF and ,uc-
tOu Conceive genictH uf THIS description 1ccuuytLg
himself IN dancing with iys maid Ia Tie paror of "A
lOgaus comedy resources II would have been usf for
Hiss Logan 20 announce that That Man was merely
o translation and adaptation OF Mademolsele Cu6rn.
Miss Henrietta Vaders, an actress well rcputed
81 and not unknown here, lately took the Kate
Claxtou Company d tour Of the region west OF st
Louis II began Fob. II and TO continue fOr four
weeks. Miss Vaders aud the troupe appear in "Ihe
Two Orphans and The Sea OF Ice" which plays are
be gwen with the scenery dresses aud properties pro-
Ndcd Tor them by Miss Caxton who 81 900 for
tue use Of her material during the four weeks and who
IN tie meanwhile Is occupied elsewhere. On
Marc1 II Miss CaTtOu resumes the dlrec-
EOn Of her company, at Ct Louis. Miss Claxton has
bad TINS far, rena kaby prosperous season Her en-
RaRcueut- IN New YORK, at the Grand Opera HG..e the
IDtrd Theatre the Peoples Theatre and the Hew
IL Philadelphia, Nashin gtuu. Cincinnati Chicago md
ptBer cities her business better than ever had
been before "The Sea Of lce revived early n the sea
son, proved 1 strong an attraction rs The Two
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
BarnuIn and Jumbo,

THIS week everybody viii Madison square Garden
Barnum to be therehe great and only Barnumwth hs
Incompatible aggregation Of attractions From year 20 year
the prince has improving his show, and
now N advanced achieving signal trumphs
"Age cannot wither him. custom stale
HIS infinite variety"
He has proud position by hard work and genius
for his business.
What Barnum IS among showmen. Jumbo among
elephants Benson's Cspclno Porous Past'rs among
external remedies. They began dozen years ago as
an Improvements upon ther predecessors and have
since been improved from time 70 tine as experience
indicated the possibility. The result ~ that Beusons
are oday effective pasers known 20 the
art of Meantime to others there has been no I'M
pro-ement Having failed render their goods incidentally
valuable the propetors OF the length Of time they have
been on the market change has ever been mao IN
their compouon Tie last named fact Isl ST The reason Why
it's always disappointing invest money IN then, OF trust
them 10 work cures They be Justly credited with age
and With all It's natural weakne-ses-and with nothing more.
Beuspns highly medicinal, prompt IA action,
peaslnt 10 bster- aud invariably relieve IN
from three twentyour hours In these days OF cutting
and scaping and prceswhc practice reacts IN the
production cheap drugs and untrustworthy medicines
Benson plsters their perfect quality and curative
uowers ant always will ASK Bensons plasters Word
Capcins IN the genuine
sEABURY q JOHNSON. Manufacturing Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
rhe Rev. GeOrse stuart Bater. Of Nev-YOrk van

The Rev. George Stuart Baker. of Nev-York, Will
preach In Zion Church Tomorrow
Henry A. Beniy has taken the Hammtt cottage
Mrs John @. Hecksoher OF New-York Is in town.
At meeting OF the Newport Natural History Society,
Colonel Elliott corps OF Engineers, o. g. A of the
vlce-presidents. in the chair paper was read by Dr
William c. Rives, Jr., OF Boston, The Birds Of
Newport"
Lieutenant Little Of the Navy having rendered his
resignation Librarian OF the society at the last meet
ing the president appointed Professor T. Nelson Dale
~ librarian. 10 MI the vacancy. Benson j. Losing
J. D., was elected a corresponding member, and o. G
King regular member OF the sOety.
John c. Whitledge. Of Baltimore. has purchased a
summer residence aud about twenty-five acres OF land AT
Sandy Point Henry A. G. Taylor, OF New York who has
cottage here has signhed bis intention % making some
Improvements 10 the Glen. which Ia extensively used by
the summon residents ~ a picnic resort.
EX-duyeinOr Van Laudt has been elected chairman
OF the Joint special committee OF the General Assembly
appointed To- consider all matters relating the prOpOsed
changes in the railroad terminal facilities Providence.
The W l. Hall will has been postponed week.
G. G. Baldwin, OF Aew-YOrk. viii occupy his villa
next season His family Will go 20 Europe. Edwin
Booth and his daughter have been at their cottage
lnfan-ave. this week. Miss Alice Keteas, OF New
YORK who spends her summer here has given $500 TO the
Butler Hospital. Ms. Frederick W. Stevens. OF New
YORK has rented her fine villa here 10 Robert Garrett, Of
Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
SPOKES FROM The HUB.

BOsToN, March 6.-A handsome dinner Of
twenty given the Somerset Cinb on Thurs
day honor Of Mr.. Frederick II Prince, whose
Miss Norman Will take place on Tuesday
The dinner was gwen by members OF tho Myopia and
Country Clubs Of both OF which Mr. Prince Is popular
and leading member.
The New-Euglan Club eutertns 90 Ia guests tonight
40 duuer al 1.-The Parker House Governor Robinson
Lieutenant Governor AInes President Bruce, of the sen
atc Speaker Mar-deu. Governor Hale. of New -hamp-
shire, and Collector WortLulton.
The Thursday Evening Club this week met at Nr.
Francis T.. Higginsons No. l47 BencOn-st Mr. Edward
Atkinson read paper on wages and the progress In
wealth. Mr. George SMELL the architect explained the
principles Of stability In cupoa- and traced the progress
" their constructions Captain Storey described the GOV
erumeut system Of weather reports. the conditions OF
storms etc. Special guests were Mr. Amory A. Law
renee. the Rev. DR.. L. L. Hale aud Captain Nathan
Appleton.
Ar Frederick j. stm-on who is to occupy the position
OF Assistant Attorney General during Dir. Harvey n
Shepard absence In Florida L. " he clever group
OF young men aho started The HTrGrd Ldn'PooH; the
Others being Mr. Robert Grant Mr. John Wheel wright
and hr. h. a.. Atwood. Mr. otilsoh ana ml uetI-
wright wrote ROIlOs Journey 10 cambridge uscthoi'
ana Mr. -tinson Is acknowledged author OF 6uefn-
dale " published year OF 30 ago . ,
Al the la-t meeting ~ the Cambridge Shakespeare tluD
Mr. Chrfstophrr T. Crunch read liz ESSAY upon The
ana the Re~. Dr Hudson, well -knoTn shakespearchn
critics. we're present Tine club met at the house OF Pro
fc--nr A. II Peabody. Colonel l. v. HigFnsun ana
Mrs. ole Bull active ana valuable mcnhers OF inc
club which em,r.reh most OF the college circle
Mr.. ~ ID. H0well-, Mr.. David Neal, the artist and
neral " "a. aoraon tho guosts VI honor AZ the
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
DIED..

EsHLEon TS1rssy March I9s.Ds,n9 vi: Of s.aa
Funeral services home 4O5 West sisGst sundsN
Intsmsa2 S.a 1nssi o. ~ MSndsy. Non Z m
fooTE-At south Norwsli, Conn., March Jennie pavsos
Foote wife Of p Fooss = the sl'' year Of her ago
FERGUsoN-saturdsy. March 8 Of typhoid fever Nsls L.
wife OF Charles Ferguson In the SlSt year Of hsr age
Tnerment FergusOnvils, NY
GIBsoS-on March 3 Iss4 william nc 9fbson 'r native q
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Edinburgh papers please copy
Of william " sT sa sns s; ss sssS
b De y 70 c yg Q. nj M agJ & oI pa az IA Fape. xav,srs
Day March TO- At % 9e2cE & ~ " where her .2lemn Requiem
friends and relatives are invited 70 attend
HUTToE-At Hutton Park orange. y: J.. on SUNDAY. Feb
a. BENJAMIN Henry Hutton, OF this city. In the 76th
Funeral services church NewYork. Tuesday.
Friends the family are respectfully invited 20 attend
CTr-Emelne Hnrbutt, wife Of ]. Belden Hurh
6nt Of Norwak, Conn, and daughter Of George scbot<
YoiIce Of funeral hereafter
T. ST AS5- s 's5Ss @ Of q9Ss
lsis Il 8S dass da su4dsS Ssyc
HooseE widow Of the Rev. Horace nOoEs1 Hook formerly S
az the residence ., L. westcott White
Interment in Hartford.
HOUsToN-At the Naval Academy Tuesday March I, aa
y. L.
States Navy.
McCALI.-In this city. March F. James stewart Mocau
grandson Of the late James Mccall Of this city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MCJIMsEYsuddenly al Atlantic City. Thursday, March
O. OF heart disease Elizabeth Colt wife OF Mason McJims
sey. In the 10Th year ~ her age
Relatives attend the funeral services
the Church Of the Holy Irny, MadsOnaYe Aud s1d.
st. on Monday, March 10, at 10 m.
Please omit flowers.
PURDY-At Dec 90, lsS3 Edward Herbert Purdy,
OF Joseph and :. Josephine Purdy, age p years.
RoLLINsEntered into rest Thursday the 9Th nst at
Mrs. j.. B. R-ms.
Funeral residence, l07 Cambridge Place Brook
lyu, Sunday AZ p. m.
ROCHE-Suddeny March Richard w. Roche f2
Funeral from the residence OF hs father the Rev DR. J.
Roche l2j WiAOughUy Brooklyn Monday, 10th inst
10 a. N.
Interment at Germantown, Penn
Private.
Please omit flower.
Cleveland and Philadelphia papers please copy
STEPHENSOS-On saturday, the 9Th inst julia H. miami
daughter O: sarah n. and ". y. Stephenson.
Funeral services at their residence - Bank Monday
u-ng, D m.
interment NJ horretOwn, NJ,
VOGTOn Friday 7th inst Mary:Emma Of Charles
ami Mary II. NOgt
Funeral sunday D. ~ residence OF her pa-
rents, l-b south Elliott Place, Brooklyn.
WOOD-ht his residence in Flushing y " on the 7h inst
stephen Wool, ". D., age - years.
Notice Oi funeral hereafter
WHTTTEMORE-At New Brighton 9. Z on SATURDAY.
March : lhrOdore W. Whlttem0re age 81 years
Funeral services al Ascension ChufCh West Brighton
Tuesday, March II, az li.5J a m.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-09
SOCIAL INCIDENTS ~ DISTINCTION.
LARGF ArrrvDANcE AT MIA. NELRoY's DRAW

A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT MRS. MELROY's DRAW
ING ROoM-THF PRESIDENT AND HENRY IRVING.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Despite the misty
atmosphere threatening rain every moment there we're
many visitors the drawiugroom reception held by Mrs.
McEroy to-day The visitors included more society pee
pie and fewer strangers than herco ore the former look
ing quite refreshed by weeks rest. Marshal Nc
Michael made the introductlons and Mrs. McErOy had
large party OF assistants. She received IN toilet
OF French gray silk ruied with Oriental silk square
sage and clusters OF Jacqumuot Mrs. Gresham
wore black brocade the front OF white embroidered san
high CorsaCe pont lace aud diamond ornaments. The
wife Of Senator Morrill, in the line, dark navy
blue ottoman six combined with brooaced velvet, the
high waist finished with lace aud pale orange ostrich
feathers.
Mrs. Angus Camerons toilet was black gros-gTan
draped with duchssse lace. ornaments Of
diamonds. Mrs. Dawes green
more combined with and Irish point The wife OF
grain and brocade with duchesse lace. Mrs Barbour,
wife OF Repre- sentative Barbour OF Virginia, wore black
tive Bouele white silk with lace and nat
ur flowers. Mrs skinner OF Newiork, wore black satin
with front white satin under etteG lace. The wife
OF Representative Brewer ana the wIe OF Representative
and natural flowers Miss McElroy wore cherry six, and
Miss Dora Miller Miss KIDourn Miss Emma Teller and
Miss Cauiile Berghman. After the reception Mrs McE
ss p,,er corridor a nart Of which tine President has
Alter the play OF Louis XII" thls evening,
the President gave a supper 10 Henry Irving,
10 which number Of guests we're
invited including members Of the Cabinet and other OH
cal- with the ladies' OF their families.
Ellen Terry has this week been the guest OF Miss
Rsey seward who gave luncheon parties IN her honor
The President occupied box At the National Theatre
on Tuesday witnessing the performance 81 The Mer-
chant Of Venice" He was accompanied by Mrs McEroy
and Representative and Mrs. Phelps. Among those
present were several members Cabinet with their
wives, many Senators Representatives and foreign
Ministers Mr, Blaine with her ddu-hteIs Mrs C9ppin-
ger and Margaret Baineoccuped ch'is IN te Oloesra