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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08
Annapolis Items.

May, beautiful May, is here again,
and in the strains of s'Peter Punk
EFT, +" ! might sing: 'sThe Springtime
has come, Gentle Annie.u
Have had considerable rain during
the past week, and high water stopped
the lumber and log hauling for awhile
Mr.. j. S. Benson is having a new
portico built to his hotel, which im.
proves its appearance very much.
Mr.. Geo. Cosiey made flying trip
home last week. t...#
] can't tell why c. G. M. is like all
other Millers. Peter, please enlight-
en- US, won't you? You are SO smart
in your mind.
Miss Clara May went to Piedmon,
last Tuesday, and returned Wednes.
day. accomanied by Mrs. L. McSpad-
en- and Mrs. HsR. Charlton.
Mr.. J. w: Bergman sold his store
to Mr.. j. S. Benson, May 1st We
wish John good luck in the mercan.
tile business.
Why is Peter Plunkettn in one re-
spect ike Peter Farley?
Abodt one third of our citizens at
tend court at Ironton last week. 1t
must have required the united force OF
about twenty policemen to restrain
their pugilistic inclinations.
= Mr.. r. ~. Clarkson and Miss Com.
mie spent several days with relatives
in Belleviewslast week.
|. Yes, :Peter," we were wrong; you
have an Annie, and she is gentle.
Uncle Dick, P. NJ. Maddox, Doc.
Clarkson, Uncle Isaac, and others, OF
Des Are, were in town last week.
. Our boys have good luck fishing
these days, whether it be ON the noun
tain or in the brook.
w. H.'Powers, ESQ.,, our Bro. of the
Outlook, visited Annapolis last week.
E. F. Blomeyer, our railroad agent,
leaves for st. Louis tonight. He will
be absent two or three weeks. Clamie
Miller takes his place.
/ would gladly answer "Peter's"
inquiry about the attractions at the
medical spring, were I not confident
such information is useless. He has
visited the resort 50 frequently that
any small object, however mysterious it
may appear, could scarcely have elud-
ed his penetrating (?) optics. Better
put the water to test by using it on
your bald head.
Messrs. Carr, FOWL & May are build
ing large addition to their barn-suf-
fcient to accommodate about 10 or IL
mule teams recently purchased.
Miss Miller. of Pilot Knob, arrived
here Saturday, and will open spring
term of school at this place to. day. I
understand she is quite proficient i'll
teaching.
Misses Emile Wadlow and Cora
tMarceau visited Sabula last week.
& F. w. Wadlow, after months So
journ with US, left this morning for
Minnesota. Sorry you could not re-
main with us, "W- D., "but hope you
will return soon. Our best. wishes for
your future prosperity g6swith you.
J. Il. Peters, the swamp angel of
Walnut Ridge, has been here again,
and left for st. Louis this A. NJ, ac-
companied by Ari J. S. Benson, who
goes to buy new stock Of goods for
his store.
Mr.. Peters knows where to find
beautiful young ladies, and knows
Annapolis k-Ss some of the fairest in
ThescE, have new caps and
belts, ands Ssct to appear in full uni
form next &iAday. SILVER STAR.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

Moses Fraley, of st. Lo,is, grain
Spectator, event up" for 800 0O9 last
week. We wish the same to al who
gamble on 'change. Unfortunately,
the johnson law deals with only small
gamblers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

DAHGREN. I'LL, July 2sth, 1Ss3.-We have
used in our families and sold to others your
Family Medicines for the last ten years. We
have found Merreli's Female Tonic specif-
ic for all Female Diseases. Merrell's Cough
Balsom is the best remedy we ever used for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group and all Lung
Diseases. In fact, no family can afford to be
without MerrelPs Family Medicines. Re-
spectfully, NJ. BURTON . CO., Druggists
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

Blaine from Maine seems to be lead
ing in the race for the Republican NOM
inatioa for the office Of President. John
Logan's little boom has vanished into
thin air, Edmunds can come In only as
second choice, while President "Chet."
is anyhow nohown--his grip clean
gone.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

"Uncle Nat" Bergman is running
for the nomination for county treasurer
over In Madison, aud Bro. Anthony,
who is also reaching for that persifn-
mon. insists that sits conspiracy"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08
ANNouNcEMENTa.
For Congress,

We are authorized TO announce MARTIN
L. CLagDY as u capdidate for Congress,
subject TO the Democratic nominating eoas-1
yen,ion of the Tenth District of Missouri.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-05-08

Two second hand Organs, in first class con-
dition, for sale, cheap, for cash or on month.
" payments. Apply to
FRED. CHRIsTIANER,
Ironton, April II. American House.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
ELY'S CREAM BALM

{ IArAHN"'
ELY'S CREAM BALM
CURES COLD II HEAD, CATARRH ROSE
COLD, HAY FEVER, pEAFSE >
hEADACHE.
| Easy to use Price SOC. Ely Bros OswegO
y, U. :. \
Hay Fever. .c5Lsyyr Hay b tegsT gT,, IS ly 'yns @ OF
! symptoms. II l. attended by An irfamru
| condition Of the lining mem braur OF the nos
| tril-, lear ducts amt throat. GGrCung 'ne
uugs. An aCrid muCus l. -crr,r q. the ul-.
| cuarae l. accompanied with o. pa uful burning
5eu utlun. There are severe zpasus o.
sne"Z ug, frequent attacks OF blinuiuE netd-
ache, "A wafeTy ana Ir 'isJuot state Of Ilu eyes
kLl'S CEEAM o 4 81 il a TvIIrty founded
ON "a correct diugpnsil OF thfs ul~HrtsD and can
be r1peUdcd upon. 10 cent? ar dru sgi-ts. t.
cent by mall sample bottle BY mail. lUC.
ELY BROG ERS,
I25eo ,sw Druggists Osprer. ~
IUsT PUBLIshEU,
EEw EDITION OF
"SECRETS hEFEALFD."
with valuable 'ufUl .UaiIu on NeruUNg and 4 =
tisd L.gyrfsrS, ulu-tut with ar.ts.
AlItE ,sEG TnpENILEMEN ONLN.
~ a TLf -iuinu OF ~ year cNporIeuC,. lausurr
ul "rurH4 EEIl- al -.' Fr...uf Day, .H., .ua
rUrv Decay, UtgI sent post iJre, p.lte, Poe
Address,
DR. la GEANGE.
l6E5 fILss.r zTFgEr. FHiL,uELrHI,,PA.
MI l.UuH'
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The cultivation Of ouiuce-.


From the Germantown Telegraph.
Within few years the raising Of ounces
has become more popular, and we notice
that far more attention is paid in cultlya
ting them. Formerly it was the fashion,
at least in this section of Pennsylvania, to
set out the trees, frequently IN grass, or
allow grass to grow thiokly around them,
and then let them fare the best they
could. The result is that, after bearing a
few knotty specimens for few years, the
bottom of the stem is riddled with the
worm and the tree gradually dies, and the
faith of the grower dies with it, and be at
once declares that ounce raising won't do
in this section. The truth, however is,
that ounces can be grown here as well as
apples or pears, aud with quite as little
trouble. The tree takes mp little room,
and can be placed ia almost any
out of tho way corner, but kept clear of
underground aud the ground stirred
up occasionally. In fact, they should have
about the same treatment as dwarf pears.
The worm must OF course be sought for
two or three times year, pursued IN their
Iuns with piece of wire; OF cut out with
strong, sharp pointed knife, and the
place we'll dosed with salt. as we'll as the
surface of the ground nearly 20 the extent
of the branches. The lives Of trees,
properly cared for, may last from ten 70
fifteen OF even twenty years but our own
practice has been, when one planting OF
trees show signs of decay, TO set out
another, in order that by the time the first
runs out its usefulness, the other will have
come fully into bearing, The ounce tree
is an early bearer, and, when covered
with large, smooth golden specimens,
is beautiful sight. Ii Is true the fruit II
not OF any considerable value, AS 1t can be
used only for preserving in some fashion
still, it sells freely Ia market, ami com
mands good paying price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
L. II. DnLER. At.

ANINU DiNsOLFBD sAnIrEl.a0iI 40
Ia and teJmaDculy closed the Chustnus
street Iron Works, desirc to inform Iuy ole
patrons ana tue public generally, that l an
still IN the business, being located In tho Penn
Iron CUmpauy's OTks, Moth Plum street
where | am making Iron AMI Brass Castings
NJ HVcry de sUlpllOu aud Will bt pleased to
serve all who may favor ns with their patron
ago, From 80 year. experience In the business
AMI using the best material ana employing
Inc best mechanic, am shu ned can guar
rmlCe enuTC satisfaction. Castings mace from
a HHiAtuTu OF iron ana steel which are more r..
liable iOT strength ana durability than the
rolls and rolling mil work a speciality. Cast
tups maze OF very soft iron, tnd brass cast.
ins- Ot every description. / have an tine pat
tCrs az the well ana tayurably known MowTeT
Corn und iOb CrusheT, RENTED ana improved.
Also on nHnd, mills com mpict"ly fitted up GA In
parts, to replace OIG ones which have been IN
use tor years, guaranteeing them to give sats
isfuuJiUu.
pngi t''ud x q. NuCUILFY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
aanraster .gnteIIigenrrr,
ruunspAy FvENINa. AUG. 81. iee4
oomEpy couRrssIr.


UDmEpy COURr-sIr.
watch each otner through the room,
Hate the gaslight love me gloom,
GIVE the Donbon mon - boom;
Just engaged.
speak Of "angels without wings,'
watch the style OF wedding rings,
DO thousand foolish things;
Just ougaged.
TawpS around her brother Mlke,
Rrings nor Dreams BY Marvel *
which the maii Assumes to like;
He's engaged.
Leaves OF smoke Rni beer from date,
Goes to c1urch TO sit with Kate,
Puts two dollars In the plate;
He'sengaged.
Hastens on her friends to call,
Bn he and gay announces all,
scnomes Tor koeping "old Maids Hah,"
she's engaged.
Chooses bridesmaids, ten or eight,
Baying gowns to deck her fete
she's engaged.
Go to play and opera,
sing the "gobbie" aud the " bas,"
Have a fight about "Rocnat;"
Disengaged.
Maiden weeps the long night through,
Lovers beautifully blue,
Life tragedy TO two;
Not engaged
Deep the chasm tween the twain,
Morning has IL come In vain,
But to rouse despair again?
Not engaged.
Hark n rim ging at the door,
And voice, Miss kittie Moorei"
Kisses bridge the cHasm DER
Ko-eugaged.
Prom LiJs
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I Wlah rverybody tonnov,

Rev, 1cprge IA. Inayer, an Od citizen Of
this vicinity known % every one most
influential citizen and christian minister O'
the NJ, +. church, ust thts moment stopped IN
our store to say, / wish everybody To know
that consider that both myself ana wife owe
our lives 10 Shilohs Consumption Cure" II
10 having tremendous SulC over our counters
ana II giving perfect satisfaction In all cus 40
of Lung Diseases, such ~ nothing else has
done. DIS. MATCHETI A FRAkJE
BOuRBOF, Ind,, May 10, 70
Sold by ii, n. Cochran, druggist Nos l87 ana
1872 North Queen stre,i. Lancaster. tenl 4eOdA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

/ sometimes wish could take hold Ot tho
sale OF ihomIs Ectsctrio OF Tor tell you II
Is "A grand tuiug, ami | am conscientious In
saying could do good work" Rev. h. b.
Crane, CORY, Pa.
ECivCtriC Oi cured this gentleman OF ouingv
OF many years standing. FOR sale los II Is
Cochran, druggist, l37 and lJ9 North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

OYSTER Gay, Qrenrs COUNTY,

NJ" Nahr April J., l-Nh
believe ( have u.nu styeI from a terTib.e
fitness 10y ALLCJCR s. I0aOUs rIAarEEs.
about "A mou.u ago Rs ntt .,Eed with a
violent pain IN nay chest, nCComp nicd by
fever and great t'n-uIty iu breathing. / a.
prehenGo. pHgum ,ufA which Is sp prcvaIeU
AT present; went ru bed ami applied one
Allcuck'- rmster between my Shoulder blades
and Two %. my Ghost. In on h-ur my breath
ing was muC1 easter. in Two hours the pain
had lctt me aud the next morning awUk"
perfectly free from fever 1 went about my
business. as usual, ana ut the end OF u wee X
took the plaslers oh.
For the last ten years AllCock's Plasters
have been used by my family with the best
etectin colds, coughs and pain I'm the side amt
back. r. B, SHERWOOD.
Be sure TO Obta hNCOck's" Porous Plas.
ter Bs all others are worthless limitations.
sF-wrIl Dressed PsupIa don't wear dmpy
or faded things when the Joe and guaranteed
Diamond Dye Will mako them good as n ".
They are rCr'oCt Got AZ druugi-ts auu o..
economical. Wells, Richardson n Co, Bur.
I'm TON, ".
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
I GOAT NAL AnKASaEuESTs.
noURs FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURs FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
Hy Rehruah-NEw ok THROUGH MAIL $500
ana 5.h II, m, 1880 p M, 500 p. III. ana 900 II.
WAY MAIL engt, 1880 a. IN
U"wSlN"TowS, Leuinan Place ana Gap, 6:lh
p
m, So o.. IN, I2:8G, n:tN ANA 2uOa. M.
PITrSBuR9 AND wRsr, 800 IA. IN, leo Hnd lO;45
y. m.
HARusBuRG MAIL. 500 and 900 A. m. I,!u, $500
7;lb ami lU45 T. uI.
nay MAIL west, o., 0 and 600 q. IN.
BALTIMOHH AND MAsHINGrUN, VITA Phiudel.
phit. h:iu p. M
HALrlMoRE AND wAsnrNaroN, via York, 1880
BALTIMORE AND wAsHNeroU, VIA Harrisburg
EIRD IN HAND, Chrisiiuua, Parkesburg,
COutr-villc ant DOwninWuwn at 1880 y. m.
oLUNRIA at 300 a IN l:.D Hud $40 y IN
NoRK AND ioRS WAY l:3U ana IOii p. III.
NoETHERN CEErRAL 800 m, l:2U ana lOI6
p. IN.
READING, via READrNs AND COLUMBIA II. r.,
700 4, n. and 1870 p. IA.
EEAuING, via PhiadeIpnia. b,Gand II-uOpm
tsADiNs WAY, via Junction Lititz, MHn-
helm, rasl lemph"d and Ephrata 3:l5 p III.
QUAHRYyILLE, LarmarXo, New Providence,
west willow, Martinsvillo, ReftOn auu Limo
Valley, 9;l6 a. m. and 5o0p m
NEW HOLLAND ChuI chtI wn, Grcenbsnk,
BIu. BAH, GOOdyiiie, BrartoWn ana spring
Grove, by way OF Downingtown, at G:l5 y. N.
sAFE HARBoR, via Columbia $500 a IN. ANA
$40 p, m,
Hy stage sacEwater ana safe Harbor
"
~ Mulersvule and ll8O a. M. ana 4p IN
Rnklev'. Bridge, Leacock, Bareville, Now
Holland, 23O p. ~.
willow street Smithvills, Buck, Chestnut
Level Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, fairmOunt and kOwlandsville,
Mo, daily, Al 7HO II. IN.
Lanuis' valley oregon, West Earl. Farm
eTsyille, Neilsyiile, Hinkletown, Tsrre Hui,
Marlindale, daily, AT 2:80 y. N,
6rCenland, Fertility, Lampet and Wheat.
land Mills t0 SirasDurg daily AT p. m
New DhnVillC, JOnestORa, hhrtiCVille. Cole
manville, Mount Ncho, Ka ylinsYille, Re.
ihesdH and Liberty square, taily, Rl Z:aOp IN.
ON sunday evening, malls east anu west
clos AT 1000 p IN.
WbEH OPEN FOK DELIVERY.
Arriving nv MaiI-Eastsrn mat, 6.3O H. m
lOO a. M, $500 anu $3.50 ~ IN,
Eastern way mail, lOOOa IN.
Meatern mail, $50 and 1000 Il, m, 2;On amt
TOO p. IN.
Reading, via beading ana Columbia, !:SO
y. IN.
kcHdinR way natl 1880 IA. IN.
QuHrTyNille branch, s:l5 "A. IN. and 4.OG d. IN
Arriving by stsgs-FTOm Safe HarboT AMI
SlaCkNHtCt, ~ $500 m, daily.
FROM MlllelsVlUe, ANA IA m anu d. IN
From New Holland, at $3.50 a M, daily.
From koandsyil g Md, NJ 100 y. IN
Reading way mail, at 1880 IA, m, daily.
From sirSburg, al $50 a, M, daily
fIOm RHwlinsYile, 1T 100 IA m.
From feIre Hill at 1000 h. IN,
SUNDAY POsTUFFIOE HOURS,
On sunday the pOstOfiCe Is olen from Aprti
lst To october let, from 10 "A. m and from
70 ?, M; NON october lst TO April list, fro1n
slo ~ a. M, ana nom b 10 y. IN,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

when Hostetter's stomR,h Bittors is used TO
promote assimilation OF the food ami enrich
the blood. IndiRes ion, the cnief obstacle 10
an acquisition OF strength by 'he weak Is AN
ailment which iutalIiDly succumbs to the &C.
tion of this peerless corrective. Loss Of flesh
and appetite, failure to sleep, and growing
evidence OF premature decay, are spec lily
counteractcd by the great invigurant which
braces up the physical oner. ics and ioTttnrs
the cOnsfitut on against q srsse.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers goner
ally. AuI.tmueOdSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

When the proprietor, OF Rurdock Rlood BIZ
teTS put iUls renowned medicine ON the mHr-
ket they ut II exactly. They hit dy spcp-ia
indigestion, a. liver ana kiunry complaints
a hHIn blow, from which they will never Te-
cover. fOr sale by o.. B. Cochran, druggist,
l31 and laA OrLn Ounun .Irnut
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21
'TuE naUKUs WATER MOTOR

'THE HAUKUs wATEK MOTOR
Is THE MOST
ECOkOMlNAL POWER KNOWN FOR
DRIVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
1T TAKR- BUT LITTLE ROOM.
II NEVER GETe OUT ~ REPAIR.
n CAN not BLOW o..
IT EEQLHES No FUEL.
In NEEDS 30 ENGIEEgR
THERE u No DELAY No FImHG Up.
No ArHE- 40 tLEAN W.
NO EXTRA Insurance TO PAY.
No REP. IuNG NJ, EsSAEI.
80 COAL BILLS 40 PAY, AND
II Is ALWAYS READY FOR UsE
II II invauab tor Blowing Church Organs
iOr Running Printing Presses, sewing Ma
crimes, luIni Y LHthcs scroll Saws GRIND
stones, LuIru Mills, 0ausage Machines, Feed
uiirrS, corn Mills, Elevators lcs Cream
frr"zers ElC, Gail A. l.. BinkIey's Grocery
store, corner East tkiugHLd Duke streets, ana
~" one IA operation,
Four.hOIsu power at ~ pounds pressure ~
water. ~ II nOi-"l f., neat, compact, steady,
andnb0yc all Il Is VERY CHEAP. FriCe-sI5
10 $500. send Tor ciTculsrtO
l.. H. DlLLER, AGt,,
so. ~ \. DUKE Sr,, LANCASTER, PA.
The Backus Moor will do more work with
less water than any other water motor ip ex-
lister CG. hugIl 3md
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Very KumarknbIe K,ony,ry.


Mr.. Geo. V. Wiling OF Manchester, Mich ,
writes my wife has been almO I helpI,S. Ion
hV| years, so helpless that she could not turn
over IN bed alone. She used two Bot les ut
kleo'lic rtttets ami n 50 much Improved
That she II able now TO do her own WORK Il"
Electric BitteTs viii 90 AL that l. Claimed
Ioi lhcm Hundreds OF testimonials att st
their great curative powers. only 90 GEMS A
bolle AZ iochrGn's Drug StOIe, NOS. l3I ana
los NORM Queen street, Lancaster Pa
hE NEhDiur sTILL ST. SDs THAT
the best DC. Cigar IN the city Is at
hAhrh ANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
No hEAsONABLE OrrEk KEFUsEu
= ior any kind OF summer GOOIs HAS
noipns, eto 10 make room Tor winter Goods
specisi lot OF Wqrsiug Pants at 4Oc. we'll
EElaae' uie linen Pants at Toe, worth al IS,
Coats, Duslars, Light Underwear H,sieEg
Hats closing out without regard 10 c0st -
quit the bu mos. Also, d iul line nt noItn,' - "
Ileaso call and examine bet re YOU bnV. D
HENRY BEGHTDiD
No b2 North Ousen ,trtat
s-Choico Building Lots, etc. sand for
s"e t2'lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-21

4 MTAR HANANa FELLFR DItAR~ FOR
~ cents. Guaranteed to be- clear fillers, at
HAkIMAN'S YELLOW FRONT ClSAR
STORE.
National Republican., 1884-04-04

Following are opening and closing prices of
principal stocks, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers,
No. 1141 street northwest:
National Republican., 1884-04-04
ABOUT PLAY PEOPLE.
Ndtional Tribune Of Washington.

Ellen Terry gets $1,000 q week and is
worth 1t.
Mr.. ]. H. Ryley, the comedian, has signed
with Manager McCaull for next season at tho
Casino.
Fanny Leslie, London favorite of some
reputation in comic opera, will shortly come
to America.
Miss Rose Coghlan has consented to rejoin
the Lady Clare company at San Francisco
after her return from Europe.
Mary Anderson will shortly play Bianca
in Faaio, in London. She reopcns the Lyceum
with Romeo aud Juliet in September
A Fun on the Bristol company, composed
of members of the two disbanded companies,
/ will tour the large cities and the watering
places this summer.
Mathilde Denison, Baltimore society lady,
will be member of the Madison Square
Stock company next season, the contract
having been signed.
Miss Dora Wiley, who is singing very sue
cessfully in England, has received several
offers to remain abroad next season, but she
prefers to return to America.
Nine Modjeska will sail for Europe in
June. She has paid $500 for her passage in
the steamship Alaska. OF course, her hus-
band, the Count Bozenta, accompanies her.
Inc stage lOT lHb EACclblOT lesUlVul IN
| Louisville is being erected in the Music hall,
which seats 6,000 people. The ballet will
number 100, and 300 people will participate.
Otis o. Hall, secretary of the Cincinnati
| Dramatic festival, has personally secured a
guarantee fund of $4,000 for the enterprise,
| and promises before April / to have the sum
increased to 100000.
John Mccullough closes his season at the
! Novelty theater, Williamsburg, April 5. lie
| has been acting continuously since Aug. 20
and has not missed performance. His next
season begins early in September.
Lillian Lewis, who is winning much praise
as Barbara in In the Ranks, has been offered
the juvenile part in tho coming Cincinnati
festival performance of the Comedy of Errors
She is rapidly coming to the front.
Fred Vokes has taken advantage of the
bankruptcy court in London His liabilities
arc fixed at nearly $4,000 and his assets al
nothing This lormality will not, however
release him from his indebtedness on this
side of the water.
Tho Madison Square theater has decided tC
| revive the popular farce comedy, The Profes
sor, and will send competent company, with
new scenery, on the road next season. The
company will be headed by w. Ii. Gillette
and Belle Jackson.
lydia Thompson the veteran burlesaue
actress, has charming daughter who is at
| tracing some attention in London now. She
| is known as Miss Tilbury, and she is said Il
have great deal of comic talent which ha.
been developed on the amateur stage.
Arrangements have boon made to bring
Mmc. Materna, the great dramatic soprano
and Winkelmau and SCaria, equally celebrated
as tenor and barytone, together with Pheo-
doro Thomas's orchestra of eighty members,
TO Washington Immediately aftor the Wagner
festival in Boston, One concert will be given
here on May 1 undor the conduct of Mr.
Thomas himself, and the programme will be
entirely of Wagner music including scenes
from "Das Rheingod,' "Die Meistersinger,
"Gollerdammerung" Parsifal," aud "Tristal
and Isolde"
National Republican., 1884-04-04

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Suprenle Court.

The proceedings of the United States supreme
court yesterday were as follows:
Admissions to the bar w. w. Boynton, of Cleve-
land, Ohio; Edward Harvey, of Allentown, Pa;
and Preston X Erdman, of Philadelphia.
No. 1878. The board of county commissioners OF
county Of Anderson. plaintiff in error, VS.. Thomas
p. Beal In error to the court of claims of the
United States for the district of Kansas. On the
admission by defendant in error that the assign
ment of errors is good and on motion Of his coun-
sci Judgment reversed with costs and cause re-
maided to be proceeded with according to law
No. 1921. The Texas and,Pacihc Railroad COM
pany, ct al, plaintiff in error VS.. Laura kirk.
Motion to dismiss or affirm submitted.
No 1862. The Texas and Pacific Railroad com.
pany plaintiff In error. VS.. James Murphy. Motion
todisniss or affirm and to vacate supersedeas SUBJ
mitted. ,.,o. :,
No. 29j Samuel 8. Brown ct al, plaintiff in
error w. j. W. Houston, state tax collector, &C..
ct al. Argued for plaintiff in error, no counsel
appearing for defendant In error.
No. 1921 The Texas Pacific Railroad company
ct al, plaintiff in error. VS.. Laura klrk. Motion
TO amend writ of error submitted
No 296 Simeon Is. Armour, plaintiff in error, VS..
No. Cd. The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
company, plaintiff In error, VS.. Gardner Lathrop,
administrator, &c. Argued.
No. 207. Anton Ellers, appellant, VS.. N. c. Boat
man nj. submitted.
No. 29S. H. ]. Anderson, receiver, &C., plaintiff
in error, vs. the Philadelphia Warehouse com
pany. Argument commenced. Adjourned
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