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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
| Cincinnati. o q o o Ks

Earned Metropolitan l; Cincinnati, / First base
on balls-MetropOtln Cincinnati. 4. First base on
errors-N et opoitan Cincinnati Left basesMetro
polan Cincinnati 0. IOtal bIse hitsMctroDolitan, 4;
Cincinnati, 3; Struck out-Mctropolitan. ! Gin
cinnau 4; Home None. Ihr,e;lase hts-OIr
Nv o-basc hits-fones Double pays-Corkh and Carpen-
ter Wild pitches-White Passed baIls--nyder Il Hol-
bert. l. UmDire-Mr. Welsh. Tineof game-lj6.
About 900 spectators witnessed the at Wash
ngtOn Park. Brooklyn, between the Brooklyn and st.
Louis clubs. smith, new player, pitched for the home
club and his support poor that he could do little
effective work Many people thought that the Brooklyn
players made errors Intentionally to balk the new
pitcher and the spectators seemingly recognizing TINS
state Of affairs encouraged Smith all they could by
hearty applause The as follows:
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CpRINGl SpRINGll SPRING III

Is the time system needs Alternative and tonic 70
from the full habit OF winter to
the lighter weather. Swift Specific is above
all Others remedy to be used 1t Is entirely vegetable
impurities through the pores
Of the skin Cal at 1877 W. Esd ront paror and consult
with physiclar FREQ
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been moving WITH sars speed ana power and IL ses,
between the two mighty mares should be ono II TIA -
OF the year. while II Wanda runs IN Last ysas sy1A ~
not ~ she ran last Saturday, she may prove dane
quantity But the probability d that Miss Woodford N
win with Louisette second.
Following IL the full list Of entries,
First RACE puRsr R600 =. .svv~
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THE cricket match WHICH was 10 DC playeu To-
day nj New Brighton, L. between the Staten Island
Cricket Club and tho Newark Cricket Club has been
postponed In consequence OF so many members Of the
rst named going philadelphia 20 play Ia the all New
York w. ALI Philadelphia cricket match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18

sutton l. ThfooOase bit~Keero Passed balls !.
S frss base on I'm na
FINE 81 ssms i Ss Boston, U"'r'Mf Decker
The forenoon game between the Boston and Philadel
fe Phiisdephia club won the game in the eighth inning
Manning made hit over tho centre Holders head when
| bases were full sending home three runs The home
nine oubatted and outfelded their opponents The
| score as follows
IPs .,SG 60
Base hits Philadelphia o. Boston g. Errors.philddcl
| pire-Mr Cushman
GAMES IN OTHER PLACES.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Chicago and Buffalo
clubs played their second together before about
played their opponents at point and won easily
The home players their easy victory to line base
running. The visiting had seven men left on bases
but succeeded in sending only one around Darymple
Gore and Prefer led in the batting while the assns
good game The score was as follows;
G GassIS 81
Ra,s nsG9sage RnO End ss Er5HrsSSaso
F FSHn,s D. i'''D''' >''' ''N '''' ''
ST. LOUIS June 1.-THE game to-day between the st.
Louis and Detroit League clubs resulted In an easy
victory for the hsme nne The score was as follows;
81 SsI hST'. :::S $685. d
h,ss Le1s Detroit w., ErTs-st aSsis
carney.
PROVIDENCE. June 1.-THE game hero this afternoon
between the Philadelphia and Providence clubs was lost
1
Ggan caught for the hoe club after the sixth inning
| Following Is tue score:
P Fhiys'snss SoS9 G-lS
Base mt,-phlalelphia 10: Providence 10 E,ross ss
] bourne. Umpire Mr.. Cushman
BALTIMORE June 1.-The game between the Balti-
more and Louisville clubs we'll contested the home
players outbatng their opponents and winning as fol
lows:
n Tsn ,8iIls dd-s
naaeh naltim O: O.
g. Louisville Pitchors-Henderson and Heokor Umpire
| MIR. Sneed
PHILADELPHIA June 1.-THE Pittsburg nine defeated
the Athletic club to-day by hard batting in the first four
innings. The score was
PittsDurg ...................-...-..3 U K
Base Athletic Q; Pittsburg o. Errors athletic
pittsburg D. Iitchers-Loyett and Meigson. Upro-nr
Kelly.
Other games resulted as follows:
AtOswego-Oswcgo -. Rochester 10.
AT Hamilton Ont.-Cppcrs ., Londons4
Al Utica-Utioa 10. Albany A.
At Provdence-Iarvari 10, Brown
At Observation-Disclosures, u; Nirginlas, l.
The most exciting game of baseball at Newark this
was played yesterday between fhe Irsnton
and Newark clubs The fight for Eastern League honors
WAS 40 ercey that twelve innings had TO be
nlayed before the final result reached. In the
twelfth iunng the Trenton players made two runs but
The home nine rallied and scored three. The score was
Trenton. .................4 2 go
Base hits-Trenton. 81 Newark, Z. Erors-TNnton u
Newark.
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from No. to No. 2. Cadet Ellcott made tho largest
advance he stood No. at graduation ana now No u
The first five "star" members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
SPEECHES AND rRrzEs AT SETON HALL

Over 200 people attended the twenty ninth
commencement at Seton Hall College yesterday
interest taken IN the exercises ms they
formed the opening Of tho Alumni Hall In which
they took place. The seat Of honor was occupied by
Bishop Wigger OF tho Newark Diocese. At his right sat
Archbishop Michael Cnrrgan and at his lrft was Coy
ernor Leon ALBEIT OF Ncw-JerSry, Monsgnor l)oai".
pastor Of Newark Cathedral; ana INC rev. .atn t
James Corrgan, president Of the college NJ the
left OF these Gentlemen sat the Nicr-pfcsidfnt.
the Rev Father Marshall and the graduating menprrs
OF the class OF -. The music was We'll played py an
orchestra OF four students OF the college Attcf tue
overture came speechs by the graduates, "a follows
Louis /. Adams, "PrincpleS In Politics = william d.
Donovan. "Ihe Power OF Name" vincent H.
Iamarche. "Darng and Doing; Daniel :; Clancy
Bishop wggcr then presented the diplomas to the
numerous Masters and Bachelors Of Arts who kissed his
hand az they received them. The following degrees
were conferred Masters Of Arts, John l. Brennan.
Charles T. Kane John u. Keenahan. John j. kennedy.
Charles N. Mackel. Michael II. Malloy John !. Ryan,
and saacS Wheaton bachelors Of Arts Louis ADAMS,
Daniel = Clancy, William Is. Donovan, Felix j. La
and Bernard J. Reilly.
Governor Albeit spoke few words TO the graduates.
After the Governor had sat down Bishop Wgser
medal for good conduct given To Eugene
j. Ouln and silver medals TO Robert j. Marshall.
Daniel T.. Coary and Thomas j. sculy. The Seton
prize for evidences Of religion won by Bernard j.
Reilly; the Preston prize for ethics. by Daniel =
Clancy; the Bayley prize for Crock by Joseph +.
Farmer the McQuaid przo Tor meiaphys cs By Bernard
]. Reilly the Bruner prize for history, by William j.
OGorman for logic. by Thomas A. Conloy; the B0ssiei
prize for German, by Robert f.. Edwards the Barry
prize for natural science. by Joseph r. Farmer'nnd the
Archbishop Of Petras prize for rectatons I'm the fresh
man class, by Robert H. Lowe. Besides these - prize
p Hicks and the Buckley prize for music borne OF
by Thomas III. Kelly.
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ENDING THE COURSE AT PACKER INSTITUTE.


The commencement exercises of the Packer
took place last evening In the chapel Of the
Institute building In Joraemon-st. Brooklyn Upon the
platform were Joshua ~. Van Cott j. 9. r. stranahan.
John Y. Culyer, Tasker H. Marvin, the Rev. Drs. c. II.
Hail. L. A. Farley. !. X. Funk, j. T. Martin. Ripley
Ropes, Dr. Armour. Professor Eaton aud others. DR..
Farley made the opening prayer. Nine OF the girls
about 10 graduate read essays tho salutat0ry being
entrusted 10 Miss Margaret Alice McCrea, and
the valcdictory to Miss Kate Oezner Paterson Dpo-
mas presented To the twentyegh graduates by DR..
Truman J. Bnckus, the president OF tho Faculty TO
each OF the graduates also given the two volume
edition OF Godwin's az Life OF Bryant" The following
the graduates:
Baker Florence Amelia Hutchinson. Emma Louise
Bartlett Anna l. KIRK. tmma
Brown Guryca L0eser. Christine ]. w.
Clarke Matgo -hOtwen McCrca, Margaret Alce
flaming. Cara Louise Miller. Minna Leforco
Gardner Alice w. Ogden, Eva Olyc no
Gilbert. g. Peterson. Kate Oellner
Gordon Alice Maude Priest. sarah Maud Walker
Gulick Mary Emma SteinDfonner Elizabeth l..
Hall Sarah Virginia Tarbel, Alice Tanning
HALTED Jennie Augusta Iarbe, Sarah Gertrude
Jamton sophie Weston Ihurber. Mabel Dnnham
HeItkamp. Emma Iulu TITUS, fheOe
uOpkinsOn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

An Huterprising Reliable H
Henry Cook can not only b y
upon to carry on stock the best
everything but to secure the exc
for such arti :les ~ have we'll kn(
merit and are popular with the ped
thereby sustaining the reputation
being entsrprising and very telial
Having secured the agency for the Z
ebra.ed DR. Kings New Discovery
consumption will sell it on a positi
guarantee. 1t will surely cure any .
every affection Of the the throat iur
and chest and 70 show Our con6der
we invite you 70 call and get : y
bottle free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

: fly ssrapsi 49, evil
"a ..,; $500 ksrifa shss sesiaed ~
- a Ksass4~ - ~ With
No.. III Be hasd u NariaAb i
-. kt.disous ssas iscsrna-
~. -Aa Lrress oec red" The
h...x n Seaae hes been . q
and her annals con-
a.. =. a vioIeacs and crime
!. =. .,,;SIA,v ave an unenviable mo-
,o.;..v 10 ~, iscS far which pso-slsssy
~ ..,;.I,- cunsended. Though
mes, "A IN. ELL, Colorado, in point
80. hvx, - Lsen admitted to the
.ka has already out.
.s,;.,..i Ia ssaisv many of The older
r III 49,. .erais svsuros 1Out
80. 1, si.ow tie number
IH"s s,,,, a.s.el = viii lie ~ dissp-
...,-I .- - saE suis shcn Chicago
80 . H., 49,. .t.f ko( Lc: ind crossed
she kxlf miiiioe Disl
no. ali. kw6C.yC b greatness OF .
S..s. -, c;,v - 90 eousisa in tic nuns-
- ofh.r rr.i.I ~. IN hes ensc1'rise and
t-..I;;..r.c - x. IA stands this tea
M, 81. ,l,iSn. al rihy and brsiIy ;
,o,.als,iou - my re r@.s@se~' =
sps,se recruit cvi3swcF l%sr'uiaf ;ce',"S
utsmn certain i:sPSstsN ssScS :" s":a~y
s.ud Ia .spp"s shist New '"e.s
-. L-.r b..,silv t.sassi and merit
~. nc.;r~a IN - e.m will help 10
.,,,.:, oh, stharpbd{ Which has been
.r.,....f,i "A go rhrsmaass'n and
..,..Iy;. in mu,a ~ 10 Hiais~. IL INV
,ueesin. with s"sb he - u n.aAes "s
way Westward uvee Cha aires;
Miles finlzn. nf3Srkt Filie. H'h, saw:
"sn.r u.iu. - A,nxy 81 Athlophorcs
Was enabled ios sipe Psn my 'r', 10
whirh ! lad is,cn nGseua - 1o''f months.
have not hal - ATS since, ANA :! Is
r. i,,u,,~. rrI;ri 4 haze Ind frum that
,l,cod J;.rzss. yLonuxaS for nineiern
v.sr. ,liiI have tvo tiles Lett that [
keep in rasc I x!,",1 Ire 4 q ATTACKED.
From Long Pine. Brow o., Neb, cams
lRool news in . iatse Mrs. NJ. a.
Norkrd. who SAYS:
1.-Two hotties of AthIOt lroA nave H.
mos, cured . lady hess \ MAS a greSs
.,,N.,cr fr,m rhe,iu,aaism.t Inc has been
,Ming the medicine ts ALI Two weeks
and finds %rent ~improveme{ she th'nS,
il . most valuable remedy - 20 pleased
with il that she iocnt ktN how TO ex'
ure~s herself. bWi save that u F.who make
il are angels for helping he , much.
h.x. .Isn ,,~,mn,enlsi Il ID Ecral other
p~ersons.'
"Some fourteen Ia0nths SAYS a.
u.v~,rJ of :. ~,r.inytou. Lad was al.
tackled with IN" tn.atcsy rht 'af'sm. !
tried o dozen .'.;i'rcn; kindst MEDICINE
s,;d to ..,rc "a. ma,iaa. BID no pur'
pose. Finali", lrccircd bottle o,
Athlophoros. Alter using. q bottle \
did me 70 much good thS borch'
another, bu, did 10, have 70 n1 "a e thai
third Of the second boetlc be Re wa
entirely cured. From that TIM to M
present | have never bad AMI NC iik'
Pneumatic pains, and I thank 4 ophoro
for the cure"
Thomas McCnc, Bush's block lbnque
In. whose wife was cured BY AL ephoro
Of a terrible case of rheuuaasisni eciare
il was "truly . miracle in my case.
49,, ..cro. cc, aru,ovuoRos ofl r drug
~" ~ I'M end {, cxurcs. usid, on cipt q
regular price-onc dollar Jcr bottle. Prcie
that you buy IL from your druxNpse ! ~ .
80 go" A., once from N. Il bectet
&aSrnonoS CO.. uS Wal 5neek. 81 yosl
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Puooi Pfloo1t p1leol1
eure cssre fof blind, bleeding and
itching piles. One box hS cured the
worst case Of % years standing. No
one need suffer I'VE minutes after use
inywilliam's Indian Pile Ointment 1t
absorbs tumon. allays itching acts =.
couidce. gives instant relief. Prepared
only far piles. itching Of the private
paris , nolhing else. Sold by druggists
ard mailed on reciept OF price. u.
WILLIAMS MIRO 10. Prou..
cleveland. Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
RucS,eus Arsica Saive.

The hest salye in the world for cnts
bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum
fever sores, lie tier. chapped hands
chiIblains, corns and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles. or no pa,
required d. II il guaranteed to give per
feet s~a abstraction, Or money refunded
Price 25 cts per box. For sale b.
Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
Caution.

We wSuld caution the public to be-
ware detler, Offering Kemp's Balsan'
at the regular price soc and 81, as Of
times limitations or inferior articles are
sold as tht genuine in order to enable
them to sSll chesply. Ferguson x Co
are our agents in Red Cloud. Sample
bottle giveh To you free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Can any one bring us a Gaze OF KID
ney O, liver complaint that Electric
Bittsrs not speedily cure! We say
they cannot ~ thousands Of cases q
ready permanently cured and who aFe
daily Recommending them will prove
Bri:hts disease diabetes, weak back q
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood regulate the the
bowels aud act directly on the diseased
parts. Every bottle guaranteed. fos
sale at soc a bottle by Henry Cook
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
The RED CLoUD O. IR
d DECEMBER. II. |

Scene in the cars:-A candy
passing through the car meets .
old gentleman and says Pop !
pop corn" Hain't got no teeth
grily replied the man. Gum d
Gum drops I" calls the smart boy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

A man rescently knocked down an
elephant a lion, and . r%hihoceros. But
hen he was an auctioneer.l
Speaking Of children being troubled
with Group. Mr.. q. B. HAYDEN. drug
gist, Panora. Iowa, says: "lhave used
Chamberlain's cough remedy in the
treatment of Group in my family for
tho past three or four years snd have
invariably had satisfactory results from
is characterization" l consider It q
certain and speedy cure for this dang
erous disease" Sold BY all druggists.
The most sentimental exerciAe yet
known. Is said to be . woman bwim-
ming in tears.
When wss Ruth very rude 70 boa : !
when she pulled his ears and ltrod
on his Germ.
Chamberlain cough remedy (oes
pot dry up . cold. but loosens and Ire
ieves il. II aids expectorasion, OPENS
rs secretious and frees the system lof
be poisons ofA cold. Its soothing.
railing and strengthening powss
I've won for It the title Of the b3,
Iede. Every one who uses it says il
rood medicine. Sold by all druggist
/ didn't think you'd be 20 hard viii
"as the shark said when he bit thu
(hor.
derived IN much benefit from
:Athlophoros you sent me for my
hmatism. It relieved me Of pair
the second dose" VIM. vas
q IA, of Eagle River, Michigan. give
hT cry satisfactory experience viii
I'll reat rheumatism and neuralgia
put the most visiona ~ IN
Ind TO mortals is, the apple OF TIT
" "a Tor it, The 6st symptom Q
1Rue pup Is ~hoarssness. and ifCham
bora . couga remedy IS freely giyer
ot and the doses frequently re
oat< the dread disease NAV entirely
0pr knted and all danger and anxi'
a He'd. Sold by all Druggists.
9Oo4 quarrel with = spiritualist, b,
81 al the tables ou you.
Ae ~. Geo. rhaysr, Of Bourbon
Both myself and wife ow<
oSfJiv2 10 Shiloss Consumption Cure
81 enry Cook.
or having the hsysst ercula
tioA-4 lseer Of tobacco.
oy made misesable By Iudigss
tiol 6 ipation, dizziness, lo0 q
app Dite iow skinf ShisoA's Vital.
ize1 tive cuEs. Tor ale b
tssns al he besr whes
"mn hsouune.
W roa osakA Nhea ehilohi
curea inmo1Sano Ioliek Hs5ce
Toe. 9a u. 0oadhy Henry Cook
A islsank-Us 6uno
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

DR. Frazier's Magic Ointment.
A sure curs for boik, burns sores
cute, fesi wounds. sors nipples, hard
and soft corns. chapped lips and hands
Price soc. Sold by Druggists.
WILLIAMS MF'G. 1o., Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
DIR. Frazier,s Root Bittere.

Frazier's root bt,ers are not @dram
shop beveraJe, but, are strictly medical
ineveIy sense. They act strongly up
on the liver and Kidneys. keep the
open and regular. Geanse the bloOy
sud system Of every impurity. Sold bd
pruggists 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

When q musical programme con.
ta;ns = number OF very heavy pieces. II
il no wonder that It is hard sork {"
carry V out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

"Courtship is bliss said an ardent
yourg man. YES and matrimony is
blister. said an old baShelor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Il neverEot trusted for hat said
a spendthriA, because l should feel rs
though | wal in debt over head ears.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
TO Young Ladies',

II your life is made q burden OWING
to haackhed.. pimpler; and other cruI''
tom u,arring your bexuty aud cau"'nx
90 much chsgrin, il ID no longer neces
arv b endure il. DIR Flags Family
ointment will certainly remove all such
blema.hes and leave your skin soft
smooth and beautiful. Sold 10y all
druggists and mailed upon receipt oi
price y5c. FERGUS IN q
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

A BAcHRLoRs COHUSDRUN.-WhAs q
tine greatest organ in the world! The
orvan Of speech in women. Whys II
the greatest? Because 1t il m organ
without stops.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

A negro insisted that his name was
mentioned in the Bible. He had
heard the preacher read about how
sNieger Demus wanted to be born
again."
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

Shakespeare "Seyen Ages OF Man
Message, lugg age, sausage, rampage
marriage, p~aren,-agc and dOt-age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

"WAat are you doing" asked q fath
cr 10 It's s"n who WIS tinkering with
an old watch. Improving the time
was tho quiet rcjMnder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
stop that COUGHING.

By useina DR. FrSz,er's throat and
lung balkan the only sure cure for
colds, cough hoarseness and soar
throat and all disease of the throat
and lungs. Do not neglect . Cough.
Il may be fatal. Scores and hundreds
If grateful people ~ their lives to
Dr Fraxier's Throat and Lung Balsam
and no family viii ever be without II
sfer useing il, and discovering Its
-srveIous power. 1t is put up in
isr,e family bottles. and sold at the
emall price Of 50 c"-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
-Rnodtsmsnt Not over

he rnsh Il Ferguson 4 Co. drug
80 sSicssd with cooGhs. colds.
go hsonchitis, and consumption
astnne. Sosie q Kemp's Balssm
= Isoesss H. and lunss which y sold
g snssss,sntee and i givlng sn9se
- 49, Pr;cs SOC and u. Ts'A' '''e
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11

liant your husband = little bald
- one n Of another tn . store
~ oaher day. There isn't = bald
hsir 81 his bead vas the hassy reply OF
eha wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-12-11
Attention Teaden.

Notice Is herct given that I WIN etenoe all
persons who may desire 10 offer theI reooeee as
candidates for teachers OF the conau z ee1pols
OF Webster county at my Office In 8t. g. on
third saturday Of each month. ~ at43pns
m al . q. n. do not ask fof s1ee14Z eX-
anainstiOns. Z. W. 6FRIN0Ns. ~
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-26
A WMadmau's" Legacy.

"Sire - ex claimed a man in the home
ly garb of mechanic to R!chelIeu,
Prime minister of France. as he was en-
tering his palace; "Sire, have made a
discovery which shall make rich ard
great the nation which shall develop 1t.
Sire. will ou give me an audience
Richelieu. constantly impoTtuned, fir
ally ordered the "madman" imprisoned.
Even in Jail he did not desist from
declaring his "delusioD." which one day
attracted the attention of a British
nobleman. who heard De Causes story,
and developed his discovery of steam
power!
All great discoveries are at first derid-
ed.
Seven years ago a man yet under mid.
die age, enriched by a business which
covered the continent, found himself
suddenly stricken down. When his
physicians said recovery was impossible
he used new discovery, which, like all
advances in science, had been opposed
bitterly by the SCHOONER. Nevertheless
it cured him, and out of graft Il lie there
for he consecrated part of his veal b
TO the spreading of its rserits before the
world Such in brief Is the history OF
Warmers safe cure, which has won,
according TO the testimony of eminent
persons, the most deserved reputation
ever acc .r,led to any known compound
and which is finally winning on It's
merits alone the approval of tne most
conservative practitioners. Its fame now
belts the globe. The Herald.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-26
HERFATHER's FORTUNE

under any circumstances whatever, and
added that she had assumed another name
and did not desire to meet any OF her rela-
tives. She did not care what became of the
fortune bequeathed to her, but suggested
that. if there were no objections, 1t might be
donated equally between the Founding Asy-
lum and the New York Home for Friendless
Women.
The executors have waited over four years,
and being convinced Of the young lady,
firm determination, have finally. handed over
to each of the above worthy institutions the
sum of three hundred thousand dollars. The
transfer was legally completed on Tuesday
last, and will prove measurelesS boon to
these admirable charities.
The sequel to this narrative came to the
surface last night when the organization
known as the Rentz-Santley Burlesque COM
pany appeared i'm the city. Among the
many stars that twinkle in this milky way is
a light-haired creature, with those delicate
features that betOken education and refine
ment. Among those who were enjoying the
entertainment were two of the
executors of William b. Cooper, who were
dumbfOunded when they recognized In the
girl the heiress Of the merchant prince-Lulu
Cooper.
For four years she has been with this com
pany, earning livelihood under the name OF
Lulu Mortimer, and although the main Incl
dents given here were published at the time
of their occurrence, the identity of the yoilns
lady is now first made public.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-12-26
A Bargain in Corner Lots

is what most men desire, but to keen
from filing grave in cemetery lot ere
half your Gays are numbered. alwuys
keep supply of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" by you. When the
first symptoms of consumption appear
lose no time in putting yourself under
the treatment of this Invaluable medi.
cine. 1t cures when nothing else will
Possessing, as it does. ten times the
virtue of the best cod liver oil, it is not
only the cheapest but far the pleasantest
to take. 1t puIifies and enriches the
blood, STRENGTHENS the system. cures,
bl0ches, pimpleS, eruptions aud other
humors. BY druggists.