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cent engagement ono of the enemy's
guns was disabled. The garrison will
he able to hold out. Gen Gordon spends
his nights in ceaseless watch, visiting
outpOSts TO see that every sentry is on
the alert. He has two palaces with a
gun mounted on each. He has always
examined the guns ut day break ID order
that he may assure him
self that they are properly
cared for He then lies dowa and
sleeps the greater part of the day. Gen.
Gordon is described as cheerful. The
men are well supplied with tobacco.
Five companies OF the "Black Watch"
contingent have arrived Mt Korti,
having accomplished the journey in a
shorter time than any body OF troops
previous,
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Chinese News from ,ErIsco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-rhe City of
Picking arrived this morning with Hong
Kong dates to December 3, aud Yoko-
hama to December 10. The Chinese
government have engaged fifty five
German drill sergeants for the army,
and Improvement has since been maui
tested IN thu, discipline OF the troops, aud
II Will bo remarkable IL that
under the German drill officers the Chit
nese do not show them. elvos excellent
soldiers and fighters. The Japanese
government IN going To dispatch tn a
number of foreign countries to u,chaso
large number OF cattle.
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BliA HrnnI Isrriln.

BERLIN. Jan. at is reported in Off
cial circles that the German govern
ment is making active efforts to con-
vene the Egyptian conference at Paris,
and with prospects of success. Bis
lnarck handed the Bunderburath six
petitions from the Agricultural associa-
ton for the protection of farm products,
demanding that the duties on corn, cab
bage and wool he increased.
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ruin Kobbors I'M MarvInnd.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-The train which
left this city over the Baltimore Cen
trail railway for oxford, Pennsyl-
vsnia, this afternoon, was boarded
at Rising Sun, Cecil county, by two
mon, who by threats and violence COM
PEELED the passengers To surrender
their money, watches aud other val
uables. The men then jumped
from { g train, which was running At
full speed. and were supposed to be
fatally Injured. IL Is supposed that
they are residents OF that Immediate
neignborhood aud that they will be cap
tured.
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From nos,or 10 Aus,Ip.

Mr.. Hayes Lougee, who. IL will no re-
membored, was the Texas Trunks rail-
road auditor, stationed in this city,
passed south last night from Boston on
route 10 Austin. The object OF his visit
to the state capital was the cause of
widespread speculation on the streets
to-day. Many believe that he is look
ing cut for the interest of some, one of
tho factions, probably, OF the Boston
stockholders. concerned in the Texas
Trunk railway.
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NIarshall NIatIrrs.

MARSHALL, Jan. Especial. Bust
ness of every kind was suspended dur
ing New Years day. Reunions and
good dinners were the order. At night
q grand musical concert was given
at tue opera house, under the auspices
of Mrs. Bell Mcleod Smith. IL was by
Tar the finest amateur performance ever
Witnessed In this city. Tue proceeds go
To the churches. The house was
crowded with the elite of the city.
Tomorrow Is tho last day of the dis
trict court.
The weather Is decidedly winterish.
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Jefferson dots.

JEFFERSON, Jan. Especial There
were great many New Year callers
yesterday, open house being kept by
Mesdames Il. w, Taylor, b. IL. Epper-
son and II $. Terry.
The "Reciprocap last night, at the
residence Of col. II. w. Taylor, given
bv. the young gentlemen, was very
enjoyable dance, but did not equal tho
young ladies' leap year party.
Monday morning The criminal docket
will be called in the district court, this
being the last week of Tho civil jury
trial docket.
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The shin Owners and Tho rrcaiv

BOSTON, jan. 2-The New England
snip Owners Rssoolati m this after
noon discussed the new Spanish treaty
and adopted resolutions dec arin.. 1--WE
most heartily endorse the same, with
the recommendation IN the spanish
East India p sessions b. allowed to
participate IN all the benefits Of this
treaty and that the privileges to the
carrying. trade be confined To vessels
aud in Spain.n
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The French Press.

PARIS, JAN. "a dispatch to the
Gaulos from Berlin, says Bismarck has
sent not to Granville in reply to
England's latest proposals concerning
Egypt. Bismarck charg England with
the sole responsibility for the Egyptian
troubles, and recommends an entente
cOrdiale with France as the readiest
way of securing the accord of European
powers.
The Figaro reports a Chinese guuhoat
trying to force TINS blockade at Formosa
captured off Tai Wan Foo by the French
gunhoat Lagabizoniere. They have four
teen Enplishmen among the crew.
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See our $3.50 Ladies' Kid Shoes. Block
Bros.
Gents Embroidered slippers at Block
Bros.
= Remember the crazy quilt pieces a.
Bauman's.
Special sale OF pushes, silk velveta,
satins and velvoteens, all colors, ut Bau-
mans.
To-day Is observed by special church
ceremonies In Catholic countries as the
anniversary OF the slaughter OF the In
nocents, tho day on which Horod COM
mitted to death the Infants OF Bethlo.
hem.
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Bad News from the Northwestern
Ranges

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-The Inter-Ocean's
Bozeman, Montana, special says: Re-
ports from the stock ranges are of the
most discouraging character. James
Deadowich, just arrived from Madison
county, says The snow is over two feet
deep on the level and the cattle are ac-
nally starving To death. Similar re-
ports are brought In by ]. G. Brown,
from the Judith and Yellowstone coun.
try. The snow has fallen to q great
depth. The absence of wind to carry IL
away makes 1t next TO impossible for
the caltln 10 Craze: The Pegrm cattle
are far worse than the natives. Many
me herds will be completely annihi-
lated IL the cold SuHD IL rppentpd
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The Egypt,an Problem.

LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Russian govern
ment has proposed a plan for settle
ment of the Egyptian trouble, which
will probably be acceptable to France,
namely: That the new loan be guaran-
teed hy all the powers at the small re-
duction OF inter vt, any surplus obtain.
able To- be divided among the creditor,
and that the British withdraw from
Egypt on fixed date.
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Mercantile oh ,ngo, AT rexarkana.

TExARKANA, Jan. 2 Especial, Yes.
terday Mr.. NJ. V. Flippin sold to the
Citizens bank his entire stock of mer-
enandlse aud outstanding accounts for
ML0w to secure the bank for debts.
y; biock ~ Son, general merchants,
sold their entire stock OF merchandise
90 90 gay TO Nj. Aronson, OF ST. Louis, for
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African Ar.onlsts Arrested.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The Picay-
uue's New Iberia special says:
X. =. Reese and Benny
Ray both coorel, were lodged
~ Jail, charged with tiring the town at
Jeanneette yesterday. The principal
IN tho crime is still az large. Eleven
buildings were destroyed, The loss Is
estimated at $4,000.
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Labor Nntes.

CHEER No NEWS FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 2 Prospects at the
cotton mills in this vicinity are much
brighter. All but one Of the mills we're
In operation yesterda, u number of
which have beeu running Oh Il small
portion of their capacity since last
spring, will at once start in full opera
ton. Everybody is much cheered by
the bright prospects.
DEEP OUT.
PI1TsBURG, Jan. 2-N0tice of reduc-
ton Ut from 10 to % per cent. in the
wages of steel workers at Cost. ctOn,
Ohio, has been given. lIalfOf the work
ers will strike. The employees OF the
Homestead steel works, controlled by
Carnegie Bros. have been notified of a
reduction OF 33 per cent. in the rail de-
partment, ~ IN the converting mill an
lO Ill the labOring department. The
mill Will renIain IDLE some time.
CUTTING DOWN WAGES.
JERSEY CITY, Jan 2.-rhe Phila del
phia ~ Read ny railway has ordered a
sweeping reduction in the wages OF
empluves 0f the Jersey Central diviS-
ion The reduction applies TO all *.
cept conductors, engineers and fire.
meu.
BtG SLICE OFF WNdrs.
Pi1TsBuRG, Jan. 1.-The Pittsburg
Bessemer steel works, at Homestead,
have posted a notice that on Wednos-
day next they will reduce the wages OF
emp Dyes in their rail mil 30 per Ct mt,
those in the cOnve ting mill 80 and
iahOrers 10 per ceut The works employ
about | 900 men. The reduction will
not affect The operatives who belong to
the Analgauattd association. This
comprises majority Of the skilled
workmen and about half of the total
force.
MORE or IT.
A reduction Ol wages, ranging from
10 o3 per cent, has been made az
CoshoctOn, OHIO. Half the operatives
go out.
OLIVER'S IDEAS.
III. w. Oliver, Que of the heavy iron
manufacturers of this city, believes that
the industrial depression has reached
its lowest point. lie says: "Within Il
short time all our works will be run
ming full, as will nearly all other manu-
featuring establishments here.
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Bismarck ON Gladstone.

BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Bismarck, in CONVEX
sa ion with newspaper correspondents
to-day, denied that he had
any personal enmity against
MIR. Gid stone. he said he
viewed with oquanimity the party
struggles in England. He could have
relied upon Lord Beaconsfeld to keep
England in accord with the rest of Eu-
rope, but whatever Gladstone's policy
might be it was matter of little con
Germ to Germany.
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Marine matters.
PoNT OF GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. 2.-Arrived: The
steamship Morgan City, from New
York; Whitney, from Morgan City; the
bark City Of Liverpool, from Aspinwall;
the Ocean, from Lond'n; the schooner
j. b. Holden, from Philadelphia
Cleared: The steamship San Marcos,
for New York.
=. Sailed: The steamship Colorado, for
New York; the Whitney, for Vera
C,uz; tne Enchantress, for Liverpool;
the Sim on, tor l. verpOol; the bark
SpekulA in, for Cork; the Jacob Hall,
Tor Liverpool.
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ATotterIng Telegraph Company.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2-Blatcblord &
DacosIa have instructions from the
oond'holders OF the Bankers and Mer-
chants telegraph company to begin fore
vlosnre proceedings, The interest on
the first mortgage bonds, due Yesterday
was defaulted upon. Receivers smith
ana Newcomb say thew hope TO arrange
Tor the issue of receivers certificates
10 provide for the floating debt,
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Gnr,lnn's Note.

CAIRO, Jan. IA dispatch from Korti
says, regarding Gen. Gordon's note,
mentioned in last nights dispatch:
"GOrdOn's note was rolled up,
about the sizo of pea and was sewn In
n sean OF one Of tho passengers gar
mehts. Gen. Gordon estimated Ell
Mahdi's force at from 10000 TO 5000
men. The messengers add that In u re-.
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But What Abnut the NibIIIstsY

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1T is re-
ported that the czar will assume the adj
ditional title of emperor of central Asia,
and that there will be grand corona
ton of ceremonies ut Samariano.
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A tstltItl I,lpA

LONDON, Jan. 2.-It is reported that
the French government is negotiating
with the government of the United
States of Colombia for the cessi0n or
purchase of the isets oil tho northwest
coast of Panama, upon which to form Il
French naval station
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Hone Tor tn,fxpositlon.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-Drector
aonerh Burke, of the exposition,
s,ates that inside of ton DAYS
All goods row in the city intended for
the exhibition will be in place. All
the sp ice In the vast building wal, then
% hlied. All that Is now asked IL ono
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RIPORT OF THE CONDITI0'}
OF THE
City National Ban
AT DALLAS,
In the State ofTexas, at the close Of Busln
December 81, 1881.

state of Texas. County OF Dallas-ss:
f. ~ onnor, Cashier OF the nhove-nl
bank, do solemly swear that the above st
ment IL true 10 the best of my knowledge
belief. j. y, O'CONNos, Cnshi
l., S.j-Subscrlbed and sworn to before
this End day of Januarr, 1881.
PAUL FURsT,
Notary Public Dallas q UNITY, Ten
Commentaries; l.. A. PRES,
NJ. 1. CRAVE II
ALFRED ID WIZ
Direct
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ohIearo Wheat E,cited.

CHIcAGo, Jan. 2--rhere has been
herce excitomentin wheat trading this
afternoon. May advanced to 50, but de.
ollned TO So. During the afternoon
session the failure OF I, =. 0ldprshow IL
No, was announced, but the failure Is
supposed to be n small one.
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LONDON, Jan, "A meeting of the
cabinet council is 10 he held to-day to
consider foreign and colonial questions.
Gladstone Is slightly indisposed.
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Cotton from tho Flame.

HAvRE, Jan. 1.-Two thousand bales
of cotton were landed here ut Eure
ock, from the steamer Rhodora, irom
New. Orleans, destroyed by lire. She is
still burning,
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Failures.

New YORK, JaH. 2-Schedules in the
assignment of G.. w. Leonard a. CO.,
merchants, to Lewis Greves, show liza.
bilities of$63,000; ac ual assets. $4,000.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
MORE EARTHQUAKE, MORE RUIN.
Gen. Gordon's note and its Bearers State
ment - bismarck Feel- Ugly To-
ward His Countrymen and
acknowledgement
More Earthquake and More ruin.

More Earthquake and More Ruin
MADRID, Jan. 2.-Shorks of earth
quake were again experienced at AL
mama last night. The town is in ruins.
Panic prevails among the inhabitants of
Antlquera, tW'W Y eight miles north
west of Malaga, NSere shocks have AL
ready been felt.
RUIN AND PANIC.
Earthquake shocks were again felt at
Granada, Malaga, Neri4 aud Algarrabo,
last II ght. The panic among the peo-
PIE Is undated. A number of towns
and villages have been completely de
stroNed and the inhabitants have de-
serted them, Many persons sleep ia
railway carriages.
ROYAL DECREE
mas been issued, ordering that a ma
tlonal subscription for the relief of the
sufferers he made. Public officials have
agreeo 10 contribute one days pay each.
The Spanish ambassadors, ministers
and consuls in all countries will also
open descriptions.
MORE SHOCKS AID JAw-BRlAKINo
NAMES.
Shocks of earthquake continue to be
lelt at Jaen, Malaga, Beuewargosa and
VelZ, Malaga. Several severe shocks
were .elt AT Zorro ON Thursday, destroy
ing more buildings. The town is com
pletely abandoned. The church at
Urges was damaged. Services are now
held in the open air. Three hundred
and fifty corpses have been found at
Arensa Del Rey- A government loan of
3,WO,OOO posetas is to 10 raised for the
Inhabitants of the afflicted districts.
MORE RELIEF.
The government will ask the cortes
to vote $4,000 to add tn the fund
for the relief oi sufferers. The
chamber Of deputies today unani-
mously adopted a motion declaring
That they had heard with
deep regret of the calamity in the
southern provinces, and that they would
concur IN all measures that might be
taken for the relief of the afflicted.
Further shocks were experienced al
Nerja TODAY.
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KoRTI, Jan. 1.-The messenger from
from Gen. Gordon refuses to return to
Khartoum, saying the road Is too dau-
nprOuS,
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win Civ, I,i,n N I,Iy I'm.

PARIS, jan. -Four men-of-war have
been ordered TO proceed to Chinese wa
ters to reinforce Admiral Courbet's
suuanrDn
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CoNsTANTISoPLE, Jan. 1.-The sultan
has accepted the resignation of the
grand vlziyr. A ministerial crisis is
threatened.
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An indiScreet msn is like an unsoaled
letter, everybody can read him, but the
wise man secureth In time that In line
he will surely MEDIA bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Throat diseases commence with n
Cough, Cold or Sore Throat. "Brown's
Bronchial Trochesn give immediate ra-
lief. Sold only in boxes. Price ~
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Lundhorg's Perfume, r.deu ~
lnpdborg's Perfume, Mare ihal Mel Rose.
Lundborgs Perfume. Alpn ne Violet.
Lundborg'n Perfume, Lllly Of the vnisy.
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BURKE ENTHUSIASTIC.
The United States commissioners to
ne exposition, TO dav called on Director
ueneral Burke, and in response To their
greeting he sa d that inside of ten DAYS
the installation will be completed; that
WITHIN twenty -four hours every loaded
Car from the railroad would be al the
exposition grounds; that inside of
week every foreign exhibit now in the
Guy, would be at the building; that every
nook and corner OF the vast structure
han been taken up and that every as
snrance heretofore given the public will
be fulfilled.
LIBERTY BELL.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Mayor Smith
to-d1Y ieccived telegram rom Direc
tor General Burke, of New Orleans,
exp sltlon, enquiring when the liberty
bell ~ 10 be sent to New Orleans. stat
ing that he desired 10 make arrange
hehts Tor its reception. The
mayor replied that the Bell will leave
mere iVr The Crescent City in charge
o. C. mmlltee of the city council
on the 24th inst, and that it was
expected that it would arrive there by
I 9TH. In reference to Burke's assu-
'ance that the bell will he
sifely guarded from relic hunters,
the mayor added that no assurance
Tor the safe keeping OF the historical
p. was required; thar it was contided
WIN every ceiling OF safety to the peo-
pie OF Louisiana. 9
STEAM RAILROAD WANTED
Inc attendance at the exposition to-
dAY was good. The Exhibitors associa-
tion recommended the building of a
steam railway from the city to the fair
grounds, The final opening takes place
between the 10th ana 18th instants.
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Place your insurance with the Trans
atlantic or sun of London, Smith &
Hall, agents, Dallas.
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BURKE ENTHus1AsrIc.

week OF sunshine, which win remove
the petty vexations OF the past few
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Ladies' approve ol your smoking "Idt-
tie Joker"
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DALLAS. TEX
TERM
the
heretofore ulcour
ationaIa0
o
w X. Prcstd and T,o
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The ubiquitous boarding house keep.
ers are IN great gleo over the approach
ing session, aud they have cheerful
visions of big dollars for which they
will give In exchange homeopathic
soups, minimum losves, dininutive
outlets and the smallest roasts. Mem
hers should Dear this in mind and come
prepared tor tho worst, not forgetting
to bring, II such thing can be done,
a"meat tenderer" that they may save
dentist bills.
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LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
skaters of Minor nlom ent In aud About thu


skaters OF Minor nIon,en In aud About tho
City.
"TnEGALlEY SLAVE" atthe Opera House
this evening.
"EuS on THE BUIsroL" continues to de-
light good audiences at Charley Shay's
Theatre.
Two deeds OF trust were recorded and
two marriage licenses issued yesterday by
Recorder Hook.
Tug IlEISgs Bros. opened two nights
engagement at the Island rink last night
to u large audience. .-..-.7
WM. ScllAFRE was yesterday appointed
guardian OF Joseph H., Emile a., and
Ann B. Shaicr, giving bond OF $500, with
John Ehrle as surety.
TIE Legislature talks Of visiting the
.penitentiafy on Friday. These biennial
excursions arc one OF the most enjoyable
features of the legislative session.
PoErnAiTs Of Governor Jackson and ex-
Governor Stephenson, painted by Storm,
are on exhibition in the Secretary OF
States Office, and attract much attention.
They are both strikiugly lifclike.
TIE Chicago, Parkersbnrg & Norfolk
Railroad Company, known rs the BLACK
Diamond Line" yesterday filed in the
office OF the Secretary Of State the map
and profile OF its line throuA h Wood and
Writ counties.
DELEGATE DYER hes furnished the IN
FgLLIdEXCER with reply to the structures
| Of the Hampshire Repiel0 on his course in
relation to the Speakership in the Demo-
cratic House Caucus. Thearticie is crowd
ed out until tomorrow.
ARGUMENTS were made before Judge
I3oyd Yesterday on q motion made by
Peter Heiser's attorney, Col. Arnett, to
release Heiser on bail. Capt. Dovener APP
peared for the State. Judge Boyd took
The case under consideration.
To.MoRRow evening Tony Denier's
famous "Humpty Dnmpty" will be pre-
sented at the Opera House, together with
! number OF attractive new speciality per-
formances. The sale Of reserved seats Is
now in progress at Banners music store.
TnE only trnasier OF real estate re-
corded by Recorder Hook yesterday. was
a deed made July 3, 1854, by John E.
S;sson and wife to Ernest Gashell, in con-
sidcration OF 500 of n piece Of property
containing So poles, situated on Little
Wheeling creek.
TIE supper aud social to be given ut ST.
Mathews Church this evening should be
largely attended. tits being gotten up by
the Willing Girls Society connected with
the church, assisted by the ladies'. There
will be good supper and IN enjoyable
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The GermanIa,s Masquerade Bail.

The lrst big masquerade ball Of the sea
son was given last evening by the Ger
mania Singing Society at is hall in the
Public Library building. The hall, by
the way, has Just been repapered andgen-
erolly fixed up and Is very cosy and tasty.
The number Of those IN MaSgle was very
large, and the spectators were also ngmaF.
GUS! The costumes wore as q rule original
and unique, remarkably so IN fact, and it
vas most pleasing relief from tho old
aud worn out characters one usually
finds. The beat take off was on the ''Sal-
yation Army" About ten girls were
arrayed in the uniform gown and bonnet
Of that erratic body, and the look
Of simplicity on their masks was very
laugha6le. They. paraded continually,
beating on tamborines, triangle and d
small drum, makinga noisesimilar to that
Of Chinese orchestra, and provoking
siniles everywhere. There we've several
good Cinnamon, Plumed Knights, Russian
Jews, clowns, song and dance men and all
the other fancy costumes one could think
Of. Asquad Of Irish police was good, and
the stylish Topseys were geIerallyob-
served. The Opera House orchestra fur.
nished the muBlo, At II o'clock, when
the unmasking took place, there was un-
limited fun and laughter.