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FFTs--All fits stopped free of DR.. KIfne,s
Sreat S Nerve Restorer. No fits after first
60 ~ .L;a, use marvellous cures. Treatise and
~ - W 1 IFlal oottie free to fit cases. Send IN
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HYMEN L.

FBERLY-GLASS. - Married, at st. Nj
cha,i's Ca1hOlic church m Boretto. On Mon
dav, Nay 1S, 1885 Mr., Henry j EherY TO
Ms Emma Glass. both or Munster town
Slfip
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OBITUARY v.

ECKENRODE.- Died at the residence OF
her father. Mr. George Flick in Allegheny
township, Mrs. Catbarine Eckenrnde, wtte
of Jerome EckenrOde, aged about . years.
EVANS. Died, at the residence OF her
husband Mr.. John T. Evans, in Cambria
township Tuesday, May l9. 1885, Mrs. Ann
Evans agsd about go years
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H. March offers the

Seq Sest Quality G. A, R. suits and caps for SO
Tbird g . 9
o. GaII y, at the Golden Eagle Clothing House,
IooI Eleventh avenue. Altoona for G. a p
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TuIIe I.,,I Town IN the picturesque valley Of the
guIIaUl, directly on the main line Of the =
N. n, forty four miles west OF Harrisburo
uau apart from the interest attaching to the
eIeeN'hR' "tI prove very pleasant pIace
~! !DI spring excursion. For the benefit ~
SnoSe 8 desiring to attend. the PennsvIyania
~ itoad Company will sell from NAV TX to
Ihci1slVe, excursion tickets to Mexico
oooi, an az ptIncipal stations on its system.
good for thirty days from date of sale at tuuo
cents per mile. " '"O
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NTERCANTILEAP EAPPRAISEMEN1
CAMBRIA COUNTY,
For the year 1885.

UENUEESS, OF Foreign and Domestic Merriam
disc. DtstfIlers and Brewers. Brokers. etc. In
Cambria county, viii take notice that they have
t-een appraised and cisssed by the undersigned
Appraiser OF Mercantile and other License TAX
for the year 1885 as follows. TO wit:
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
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lAUTION--W Whereas nv wife Mar-
~ Raret Donahoe, left my bed and bos "a yrttb
out Just cause hereby caution ali persons spainst
narooring or trusting her on my account as I vii
pay no bills contracted by her unless eonneiIed
20 ,Q1o 10 SO oy law. JULIAN DONAHOE'
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SIRAY COW.-Strayed away from
conntT suUserloer residing at Gallitzin Cambria
NJ mnlIS rt ace TWO white spots her back and bell
tya-Ii iHe e @ GO" was raised by John CarIheim in
back VIII be suitably rewarded eA '1e 90"
r, ,,,.. CHAEL ETTZHARRTS
GallftEin, Pa, May % Iss6-c
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TAYLOR TIP.
WASHINGTON TIP.
wILMORE BOR.

OF SPIRITUOUS
IL liquors as assessedin Cambria eouBtY,fo the
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AFTERNOON sKssIoN-2 O'CLOCK.

Devotional exercises for 10 minutes, con
Quoted by DR.. J~C. Wilson.
Childreu's meeting 80 minutes. Rev.
J. Beage, Rev a. c.. Johnston, Rev. Shan
non will address the meeting
Topic C Responsibilities and Duties g
Parents TO the Sabbath School" Opened b
f. Ehrenfelt. Alternate, Rev. A. }. BirC
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TOWNS HTP
ALLEGHENY TWP.


IA CRS Il Himmelwrig ht........ ............. I
"A I ERrfs-z 4
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! etc mise Ell force, &c qui donnera Ia
satisfaction de muyoir v"yager Ii.
brement jasqu'arantomuc proclaim.
Dams cette paroisse, III l;ste DIES
contribnablvs dGlimluenrs preln'
dOuze COLONIES du journal le Rerei!.
ST.. JEAN BAprIsTE.
Mr.. Albert j. Lasseigne u fti
nomme, gar )e gouverneur Me
Emery, notaire public pour la pa
roisse ST. Jean Baptiste.
ST. MARY.
lie Grand Jury dams son rapport
4 In cour, dit que le penple de cette
paroisse est oppose 4 la ferme,ure
Gle rAtchafalaya tant que lie Bayou
Plaquemine rrstera terme. Ii ajonte
que lorsque ce dernier sera oavert
on devrait y placer dies eeluses,
non settlement pour faciliter Ia ma
vigation, ma;s encore pouRpegnla-
riser le niveau de l'ean dans IL bas-
sin de rAtchafalaya atm d'ouvrir
iii communication directe entire IL
region dies Attakapas ct Ia Nou-
velle-Orleans
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COUR.-La derniere affaire qui
q etc sOumise au jury est celle de
}. |. Rogers, accuse de parjure.
Cette atiaire, don't nous avons pre-.
cedemment dome les details, y etc
appellee mardi matln. LIE choix DIES
jur1s. raudition DIES temoins, les
plaidOries DIES avocats ct les char
ges du JUICE ont pris toute Ia jour
nee ct la decision dies jures decla-
rant Faccus6 coupable, tout en- lie
recommendant a la clemence de la
cour, ma etc connue que lie lende-
main, arouvcrture de la cour. Dams
cette occasion, rHon. J. S. Billiu
qui etait charge de la defense de
Faccuse, a employ6 tous les argu-
ments quill etait possible d'emplo-
yer pour SAWYER SOL client du peni-
t%encier, mails tout son SAVIOR est
venu sc heurter contre les fats ct
l'evidencc.
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LOUISIANA DAY. - La grande
fete de Ia Louisiana, qui doit avoir
lien sur lie terrain do rExposition
Universelle de la Nouvelle. Orleans
apprOche. Pour donner une Oppor-
tunite 4 tous nos citoyens d'assis-
ter q la grande ct memorable c6r6-
monte qui aura lieu ce jour-la, Ia
compagnie du chemin de fer Nor
gan a sensiblement diminue son
prix de transport, en- lui rednlsant
q S1.75, aller ct retour. LIE train
partira le 90 8 midi 45 minutes du
depot de Thibodaux.
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BIENvENUs.-Le train d'excur-
sion, fret6 par la Union Working
men Benevolent Association d'Algiers
est arrive, dams notre vile, diman-
che dernier, charge de nombreux
excursionnistes, parmi lesquels Sc
trouvaient plusieurs personnes de
la Nouvelle-O Orleans. La pressure
totalit6 d'entr'eux s'est rendue, mu-
sique en- t6te, au Fremen's Fair
Ground, on des tables ont etc i'm
provisees ct sur lesquelles les victu
allies qu'ils avaient apportees ont
etc etallees.
Apres s'6tre refait l'estomac, Ia
%.jeunesse s'est livr6e aux plaisirs de
la danse, avec tout rentrain que les
disciples de T%erpsichore apportai-
ent dams &c genre d'exercice. A six
heures, dependant, lorsque lie pre-
mier coup de siflet la de locomotive
Qui les await amenes s'est fait en-
tendre, rorchestre q abandonn6 la
sale ct les danseurs ont couru vers
lie depot pour prendre place dams
les chars. A sept heures, tout lie
monde 6tant 4 bord, le train s'est
mis- EN- movement, mails un couple
de minutes apres Ia locomotive de.
raillait, ct &c nest que vers ONE
heures qu'elle Q pu 6tre replace
sur les rails ct que les excursion
nistes ont pu retourner a leur point
de depart. A part &c contre. temps,
les excursiOnnistes ont passe agr6.
ablement les quelques heures qu'ils
ont restless dams notre vile. II Y
await bien par ci par Ia quelques
t6tes un peu echauff9es, CONNIE il
Sen tr0uve toQjours en- de sembla-
bles occasions, mails, en- somme, on
peut dire que Ia journee s'est pas
see beaucoup mieux que notre po-
pulation osait esperer, ct que les
membres de cette Association Sc
ront toujours les bienvenus dams
notro communicate. ga ti%a
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SAC-A-LAIT-Un indiyidu Qui a
phabitude d'aller tOus les mathis
faire sd provision au marche, s'ar
rttait reinforcement devant IN eta
basement public avec deux pois
sons, vulgairement connus sous lie
nom de sac-a-lait, ct en- vantait Ia
grosseur 4 un de ses amis qui, apres
FAVOR 6cOut6 tres advertisement,
lui repondit Je viens den vOir, il
y a cling minutes, une bien plus
crosse paire SUI Ia poitrine dane
femme. La dessus, les deux amis
ont bu un coup q Ia sant6 DIES sacs.
d-haM.
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CANoN.-Samedi soir, lie steamer
Assumption a apport6 lie canon, des-
tine a notre compagnie de milice.
Get engin de guerre qui fera, sans
MULE doute, plus de peur que de
NAL est une piece Ell cuivre du cali.
bre douze. A son arriv6e ellie a etc
placee entire les mains du chef de
piece qui, nous en- sommes conyain-
Gus, lui donnera tout rattention ct
tout lie brilliant qu'elle merite. II
est probable que 10 population en-
tendra sa voix lie 4 de juliet, jour
anniversaire de independence anne
ricaine, ct qu'elle donnera, le lende.
main, de Occupation aux Writer'S.
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Harper's Magazine.
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With the new volume, beginning in Decem
her, Haruer's Magazine will conclude its
thirty-ffth year. The oldest periodical of It's
type. it is yet. in each new volume, a ne,c
magazine. not simply because it presents
fresh subjects and new pictures, but also,
and chiefly, because it steadily advances in
the method itself Of magazine-making. In q
word, the Magazine becomes more and mora
the faithful mirror Of current life aud move
lnent. Leading feature in the attractive pro
gramme for 1885 are new serial novels by
Constance FenimOre WOOlsOn and w. D..
Howells ; q new novel entitled cat thel Red
Glove :" descriptive illustrated papers BY F..
D: Millet, r. swain Clifford. E. A. Abbey, H.
Gibson. and others Goldsmith's 'She Stoops
to Conquer" illustrated by Abbey impor-
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UNE Observation-Disclosures
BILE Edward J. Gay, elu q Ia der
Mere election membre du Congress
pour r%epresenter lie 3me district
congressional, informe les cito-
yens de ce district quill y a une va
canoe a remplir dams rAcademie
Navale DIES Eft ats Unis. Les candi-
dats doivent 6tre ages de IA a 16
ans, sans infirmit6 physique, bien
form6s, dune constitution robuste
ct resider dams lie Sine district.
Les candidats acceptes doivent
Sc rapporter, pour 6trc examines, 4
rAca1emie Navale lie Is mai pro-
chain, oil ills seront physiquement
examines par un bureau compose
de melecins attaches a la marine
ct mentalement par les professors
de rInstitution, sur la lecture, re.
c%riture, rarithlnetique, la gram.
marie anglaise, phistoire ct Paige
bre.
Pour de plus amples informations
lisez Ia circulaire de l'Hon. e. j.
Gay, publiee dams ce numero.
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BAYoU-Depnis q%uelques .jours,
lie niveau de leau du bayou monte
graduellement; ct les planteurs ri
ziers ont pespoir que cette nouvelle
crue dOnnera assez d'eau pour pou-
voir irriguer leurs champs de riz.
QUAINT d ceux qui ne 81 bercent pas
de Get espoir, ills prennent DIES me
sures pour etablir des pompes 4
vapeur GU d'autrcs appareils capa-
bles de prendre reau dams lie Ba-
You ct de la repandre dams les rizi-
eres.
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ExCURsION.-Vendrcdi dernier.

EXCURSION.-Vendrcdi dernier,
au jour ct a lheure iudiqnee, lie
train d%'excursion, rempli d'excur>
slonnistes, a quite notre vile pour
Ia Nouvel'e.O Orleans. LIZ trajet s'est
fait assez replacement ct surtout
tres agreablement, car lie comite,
auquel Ia Societe de Renaissance
DIES IOMng Men await conti6 le soin
d'0rganiser cette excursion, ma rien
neglig6 pour prOcurer aux excur-
s:0nnistes tout le comfortable ne
c~essaire.
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GROCERIE.-Les freres Caro-, ex-
employees de Ia maison Braud &
Legendre, viennent de monter une
grocerie dams la rue Main, a c6t6du
magasin Wolf Hoffman, OH les me-
nageres trouveront, aussi bon mar
che qu'ailleurs, tous les articles ali
mentaires qu'elles %pourraient avoir
beSOin.
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PORTRAITs.-Mr. e. L. Sclrenk
d touJours o atelier de photugra-
pine a Pencoignure dcs rues st.
Louis ct Thibodaux, Ell face de re
elise Presbytericune, on ii fat dies
portraits qui he laissent rien Il de
sirer, soft sonsle rapport dc liz pose,
soft sous celui de la Resemblance
ct du tini.
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DECEs.-CharIie Grisamore. age
de deux mois. fills d. George Grlsa-
more ct de Eudora Evans, est dece.
oe iu'ldi matin, d Thibodaux, chez
Mr.. 5. $. Evans, S.s t~unerailles
ont eu lieu dams %papres.midi, an ci-
metlere DC frglise Episcopai., st.
John.
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Bucklen's Arnica Sayve.

The Best Salve il the world for Cuts,
Buses, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Khenn, Fe.
.erSorea, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
b'ains Corns. and all Skin Ernptions,
aud positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. II is guaranteed t" give per
feet >atI-firti"n. ar n,nln refunded.
Price u cents per box. For Sale ut
Ihihndaux Drug -tn,e
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NOUVELLES

MANoEUvEE-La compagnie des
pOmpicrs Protector No. > ont fat
ma''utuvrer leur ponpe q vapenr.
dlmaicle matin, ct tous les specta.
tetlrS ont etc rinerveilles de IL ma
mere remar,lua5le don't ellie u ira.
vaille.
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CREVASSE.-Les trayaux nonr
boucher la crevasse Barrios, com
lnences depuiS lundi dernier. soat
pressure termines. Apres le retrai:
DIES eaux, les habitants auront Ell.
core le temps d'ensemencer leur
terre.
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pas qni sc vendent de % 4 80 dol
lars ct qui Sc nourrissent an hasa.d
dams les prairies. On peut s'imagi-
her &c qn'elles deviendraient, 81
elles etaient bien c%ultivees.
CALCASIEU.
Letat sanitaire de noire parois-
Sc, dit rEcho du Lac Charles, ma
jamais etc meilleur qua present ;
pas I'LL seul cas- de tievre paludeen.
ne, hi lie pneumonia; quelques
rhumes settlement, ct nos docteurs
mont pour ainsi dire rien 4 faire.
AvoYELLEs.
Dams la paroisse Avoyelles, Mr..
J. L. Normand cultive des pechers
qui produisent des peches qui ont
de II a IA pouces de circumference,
ct qul resent 20 onces. On les nom.
me Burke peaches, en- phonneur du
Major E. \. Burke, ct on pretend
qu'elles ont un delicieux parfum.
CADDO.
Quatre negres ont essay6 de de-
valiser lie depot de chemin de fer a
Shreveport. lie garden lie mutt a
tire u un ct lui a loge une bale.
au genou les autres Sc sont esqui-
YES.
ST. CHARLES.
II y a actuellement u la lev6e
Davis de 40 a 80 convicts occupies a
la consolider ct 4 Ell boucher les
trous. Ellie a legerement baisse,
mails 81 les travaux tsont achieves
avant Ia hausse, ellie pourra resister
a la preston des eaux.
POINTE COUPE.
Les legumes de nos jardins, dit
le Banner, ponssent Acknowledgement
ct nos tables cOmmencent en- etre
couvertes. Nous avons DIES epinards,
DIES carottes, DIES navets, DIES bette
raves, DIES choux, des laitues ct. tou.
ties sortes de salades.
~rncn nAno~, nAr,~-
On Sc plant beaucoup, dit le
Sugar Planter, du manque de. pluie /;
il men est pas tomb6 depuis assez
longtemps ct les routes sont cou-
vertes de poussiere, les citernes
meme commencent 4 Sc wider. Les
r6coltes Sen ressentent deja un
peu ; il faudra que nos planteurs
pompent leur eau du fleuve pour
irriguer leurs rizieres.
TERREBoNNE.
Lie Jury de Police de la paroisse
Terrebonne a fixe lie budget des de.
penses de la paroisse pendant Pan.
nee courante . $15,40O.
ASSUMPTION.
Nous apprenons avec p1aisir qu'.
une station t6legraphique va 6tre
prochainement 6tablie q Labadie.
vile.
LAFAYETTE,
On nomm6 J. Bonnemaison, de
Royville, a tue reinforcement un co.
chon qui pesait 700 livres net. Get
animal, de race ordinaire, a etc Gle.
We dams sa cour.
ST. MARTIN. -
Les fondrieres, dit lie RereM de
st. Martin, cr6es sur la route. pu-
bliqne qni longe le Teche du cote
Est, par de lourds vehicules, ct qui
la rendait non carossable il V a
quelques jours d cause des nom.
breuses ornieres qui y existaient,
est redevenue practicable, quoique
tres cahotante. Fort REIMBURSEMENT
que Ia loi qui autorise ch2que ira
vailleur a fournir un travail d slant
de jours sur les chemins publics, =
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PAROISSES.
lBERIE.

Dams Ia paroiss. Iberie, lie plant
de cannes leve i peine, mais les
souches sont plus precoces. LIE
mails est lent, ct le cotton nouvelle
ment SEINE ne dOnne pas encore
signe de vie. LIE riz est dams de
m%eilloureS conditions.
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ST.

Pressure toutes les terres des en-
virons de Washington, paroisse de
st. Landry, ont produit, Pan der
nier, trois quarts de bale lie cotton,
malgr6 une secheresse de cinq mois.
VOLTA b;en DIES annees qu'elies sont
I'll culture. ccnstamment, sans as.
solement hi engrais j; on les labou-
re avec DIES ponies dies Attaka-
pas qni Sc vendent de % 4 80 dol
lars ct qui Sc nourrissent an hasa.d
dams les prairies. On peut s'imagi-
her ce qn'elles deviendraient, 81
Giles etaient bien cultivees.
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Quatre negres ont essay6 de de.
valiser lie depot de chemin de fer a
Shreveport. lie garden lie mutt a
tire sur un ct lui a loge une bale
au genou ; les autres Sc sont esqui
YES.
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Un nomm6 j. Bonnemaison, de
Royville, a tue reinforcement un co.
chon qui pesait 700 livres net. Get
de race ordinaire, a etc Gle.
We dams ga cOur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-11

B. W. jenkins OF Gardiner, was chosen
- delegate to visit Bangor Theological
seminary. Rev. w. C. Curtis Of Richmond,
Rev. T. P. Williams Of Winslow. Daa. G.
e. HAYES of Augusta and Mr.. J. e. Nye Of
Hailowell were chosen ~ delegates to the
general conference at Lewiston next week.
Prof. Rolfe of the Haiiowell Classical
school at Hallowell, spoke in the interest of
that institution and it's claims on the denomi-
nation.
The topic, s'The part of the people in pub
lie worship and what should be done to give
them larger part in the service"
was discussed Rev. Mr.. Skeele, Rev. r.
W. jenkins of Gardiner, Rev. w. C. Curtis,
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Dea. Bradbury, participa-
ting.
The next topic, 1.-The Prayer Meeting,
what can be done to make il more interest
ing ?" was spoken on BY Rev. K. NJ. Peacock
of Monmouth
1t was voted to hold the next semi-annual
meeting in October. at Augusta, and the
next annual meeting in June, 1886, at Water
vile.
vote of thanks was passed expressive of
thanks to the Railroad Co. for giving reduced
fare, and to Rev. Mr.. Curtis and his people
for the courtesy and hospitality shown to the
delegates of the meeting
An able sermon was delivered by Rev. T.
+. Williams of Winslow, from the text John
XIII: ''Simon. son of James. lowest thou
me Z" The Lords Supper was then partaken
OF. and the meeting adjourned. The meet
ings were well attended and filled with in
tprest
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City PERSONAL.

Miss Grace Fogler arrived home from New
iork, yesterday, where she has been stopping
curing the winter and spring.
Zen. Selden Conner, Capt. S. w. Lane and
mr. L. B. Hill went to Portland, Yesterday,
On Grand Army business.
MT. G. Murray Dana, Mise Elise w. Dana,
mfs Geo. N Goodwin, Mr.. Howard r.
Ooodwin and Miss Susie Goodwin departed
from the city on the ten o'clock train, yes.
'efoay, on trip to Europe.
Mrs. <. B. Thorne and daughter, Mrs.
omith of Portland, have inst returned from
0nlcago, whittier they have been for the past
s"en weeks visiting her daughters, Mrs. j.
EDWIN Davis and Mrs. Lincoln H. Bartlett.
mrs Bartlett returned with the party, and
sm spend the season East for the benefit of
'ne health of herself and daughter Jessie.
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GARDINER.

Yesterday was a grand gala day with Gar,
diner Lodge, X. of P, being the occasion Of
the dedication of Castle Hall, which has been
so richly fitted up for their use. At 2-3O P.
NJ, the lodge to the number of fifty-five men
in full regalia, led by Pittstcn Band, marched
through Water street up Brunswick, making
a short parade and returning by the way OF
Vine to Water street, passing in review be-
fore Grand Chancellor Commander Lewis A.
Barker of Bangor, Grand Vice Chancellor
Commander C. E. harrington of Fryeburg
and Grand K. r. S. J. F. Chute OF Portland
stationed on the balcony of the Evans House.
The Grand Officers then fell in line and were
conducted to Castle Hall where they led the
ceremonies of dedication. The concert and
ball at the Coliseum in the evening. was q
fine musical treat, and the ball a success IN
all respects. being conducted BY an expert.
enced corps of managers.