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Musr Be So1D,
THE GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER
ATTEMPTED IN THE RETAIL TRADE
Having purchased the entire Stock of Fine Ladies'
Cambria and Cotton Underwear from a welknown
wholesale manufacturer of New York. at so cents on
the dollar, prepared to offer to the Ladies Of
this city and vicinity the following great
BARGAINS.
Day of sale begins WEDNESDAY, JULY 1st at 10
production Is sold
We will now talk about CHEMISEM
Extra long Cambria Chemise with deep hem and
two clusters of fine tucks lace Jokes, at SSc, never
sold less than $1.5O
Again we have CHEMISE at &C., with all over
Embroidered Yoke and also numerous other styles at
the same low figures. None worth less than S1.25
They are really very cheap
We will now quote some excellent bargains in Ladies'
SKIRTS.
A decided bargain are the SKIRTS which we have
marked at $1OO each in seven CO different styles.
We have only limited quantity in stock. When
these gone there will be more at such low
price, but if you seeking lower price skirt, We
have them also as low as 29c. each.
We find amongst this purchase there ere three 90
decided great bargains in DRAWERS, which we must
mention viz:
Bargain No. /. Made of good cotton, trimmed with
fine Torchon Lace inserting edge and tucking, at SIC
We have this style in our regular stock at $1.25.
Bargain No. 2 At 43 cents we offer DRAWERS,
with deep embroidered rufle and cluster Of tucks,
best cotton and well finished You should see them.
Bargain No. 3. Now at 10 cents they have a deep
hem and cluster of tucks; good quality cotton; good
value at 80 cents; they sold rapidly at this price
PILLOW SLAMS. PILLOW sHAMa
Two great bargains never to be had again. See them
displayed in windows, and you will be astonished
to see how they can be made for these prices
Special. At 81 SO a pair. PILLOW SHAMS trimmed
with Hamburg inserting, fine tucking. Hamburg ruff
fling full sizes, good value at So 5O price, 159
pair.
Special At 81 IL pair, PILLOW SHAM trimmed
with Hamburg inserting also fine tucking, cambria
rufiing really worth So pair; you should see them
SELLING Off SELLING OFF
Our entire stock of Misses, Childrens and Infants
DRESSES at less than prime cost. We beg the
ladies to bear in mind that these goods are not of
low grade although offer them at such astonishing
low prices Call and convince yourself that what we
advertise are facts.
Remember sale begins WEDNESDAY. July I, at
10 o'clock sharp.
Second floor. Second floor.
Accessible by Elevator. Accessible by Elevator.
EMBROIDERED ROBES
At S2.65 Each.
100 Ladies' Fine EMBROIDERED ROBES Each
Robe contains II yards fine lawn also. yards hand
some Heavy Embroidery in Irish Point, Hamburg
and Colored Hamburg, and at the price named they
positively the best values offered this {See
display In Our Show Wind0w.)
LANsBURGH & BRO.
je2e 400 422 424. 42e SEVENTH STREET
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LIQUID BREAD.
A PURE MALT EXTRACT,

a PURE MALT EXTRACT,
Possesses the highest merit is manufactured from
the choicest materials and combines the most pala-
table qualities of refreshing drink with the lnvigor
ating aud wholesome properties Of the best Malt Ex
tracts.
!tIs tonic and delightful beverage alike desir
able for lnvads and persons in health Will be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute
all alcoholic drinks most Of which too stimulating
Is, he beverage Par Excellence for nursing
motheTs: creates an abundance Of milk while it
After careful analysis, Wilbur g. Hail. Phi. d. New
table beverage. and wholesome invigoratng tonic.
1t Is palatabe to the taste. and of easy assimilation
sis says ITS low percentage OF a!cohol its efferves-
cence, its delightful and odor, all combine
nourishing beverage and the best article Of the
SOLD ali eadns s and
DAVID NICHOLSON, Propr, ST. LOUIS.
At wholesale by
VIM MUEHLEISEN.
iy11 9lS 9TH ST. WASHINGTON.
C1os1sa SALE
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
COMPANY,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY IN FINE READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. BELOW WE GIVE YOU FEW OF DUB
PRICES:
A FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT at Sc
A FINE CHEVIOT SUIT at $780,
A FINE CASHMERE SUIT at S.
AN EXTRA FINE CASHMERE SUIT at SO.
A FINE CORKSCREW SUIT at So
A FINE BROWN OR BLUE FOUR-BUTTON
CUTAWAY at So.
A FINE PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at S13.5O
ALL OTHERS AT PKOPORTIONATELY LOW
PRICES.
CHILDREN'S SUITS from S1.75up.
BOYS SUITS from S35Oup
A LARGE STOCK OF CHECK AND STRIPED
SEERSUCkER COATS AND VESTS very low.
FULL LINE OF PANTS from $I.2a
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-To-day the following
were admitted To- the bar OF the Supreme Court
Of the District. on the report Of the examining
committee: X. III. Read, H. :. Berlin. NJ. c.
Steward, Everett X York Thomas Walker, T.
W. sargent j. III. Pierce, II. l.. Reynolds. +.
Del. Smith and John I. Downs.
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ThorntOn,s EmuIsiou

of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption,
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
cians Sold by Druggists. Large bottles Soc.
Manufactured by w. +. Thornton corner Bal
timore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Nd.
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SPECIALTIES


nR. AND MME SFIDEN, ESTABLISH ED 1865.
Jon reliable Ladies' Physician IN the city; can be
consulted daily al SO Missouri ave, near 4l 81.
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and consulta-
strictly confidential separate for ladies
iyo-lw<
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE FVENTSOF
WI LIFE All business confidential Ladies and gen.
tlemen 30 cents each 4Os street. between eth and
9th streets northwest my6lOws
nR ROBERTSON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
"Wednesday and Saturday. al 456 G n W.. from 70
y p M. contdentally, by gentlemen and ladies who
need medical advice and services special ATTENTION
to all diseases of women Over twenty years expert
ence Main office ~ N. Liberty st., Baltimore, Nd
je.-:5m
pILES-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment without the use of knif, causttc
or ligature Cure guaranteed Can be consulted 81
e23 9Th St W. from 4 TO q pm sp24ms
nR W. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS NAG.
- netc Healer. Wonderful Cures by laying on ol
hands, Nervous and Chronic Diseases specially. VIZ
visit patients Once hours " p m los Ath - 81
mh26-16ws
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

DIANOS AND ORGANS OF BEST
II makers for sale and rent. Please call e-z,-st
at G. H. kUHNS, 4O7 10th street north {
west. Prices reasonable. iy13
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FINED FOR AssAULTING WoMAN-Wm
Stewart, colored broker, was placed on trial
In the Police Court this morning charged with
assauIfiDg Mary A. Carey, a colOred woman
Mrs. Carey testified that she met Stewart in
Mr.. Sprague's office Saturday afternoon and he
spoke To her about allowing a note to go to pro-
test. She said he began abusing her and she
started to leave, when he pulled her back into
the office and slapped her jaws until she was
obliged to strike him with her umbrella Chit
ton Johnson, clerk in the Office gave similar
testimony. Nathan Sprague, colored, testified
that he saw Mrs. Careys mouth bleeding A
fine Of $50 was imposed.
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1ANsBURGH & BRO,

,e2e 400 422. 424. 42s SEVENTH STREET
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a HUSBAND CHARGES HIS WIFE WITH DE-
sERrISG HIM.-A bill for divorce has been filed
BY Mr.. Charles Thompson for Chas C.. Combs
against Hattie F. Combs. The bill sets forth
that they were married by Rev. A Kent, April
10th, 1882, and that she deserted him June
10th, 1883, and as he understands is now near
Boston.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

OCEAN CITY SEASIDE HOTEL. OCEA,
~ City. Md. PA RSONS a. NICoLS, PROPS /.
Opened June 2. 1850. F1rst-class accommo "a
da,ons. Terms moderate. Send TOR circu- 1919
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA, NOW THE
"A largest. most popular and fashionable A a A
resort in Virginia is now open for the recep vfRY
tion of guests. The accommodations are first LII
class, affOrding every comfort to both invalid and
pleasure-seeker The Hotel is Commodious and sup
post telegraph and express offices billiard saloon hot
cold and shower baths. Fine driving roads and beau
ing scenery is NOT equaed by any waterng-place in
ment A fine brass and string band OF music has been
engaged. Terms, $40 and $50 per month. Pam
phlets containing full description Of the Springs,
with certificates of OF the remarkable cures OF
dyspepsia and other chronic diseases will be fur.
nished on application at
SHAFEK'S, 1910 st. NV, Washington. d. c.
iel2-lm Or c A CALHOUN. Proprietor.
, 1885-09-25

also be well to bear in mind that these
charges have been preferred by men at
Rock Springs who are attempting to jus.
tify to the American people a most afro
cious massacre and wanton destruction Of
property.
You also demand the removal of the
Chinese from the service. When the
company can be assured against strikes
and other outbreaks at the hands of per
sons who deny its owners the right to
manage their property, il may consider
the expediency of abandoning Chinese
labor, but under all circumstances and at
any cost or hazard it will assert its right to
employ whom it pleases and refuse to
ostracisc any one class of its employees at
the dictation of another.
Yours faithfully,
Signed $. II. CALLAwAY,
General Manager.
, 1885-09-25
Wore Chinese Tronhlc-.

a few days ago a Chinaman from Bos-
ton was arrested by a Chinaman at Evans
ton, on a dispatch from another Boston
Chinaman hat the travelling Chinaman
had skipped owing the Boston heather
$500. The Chinaman who was arrested
gave up 800, and the Evanston self
appointed official went through him
and took $50 more, and then the traveller
deposited q draft for $500 as security for
the remainder Of the $500. Now the man
who was arrested is in Cheyenne making
arrangements to have the Evanston
heather arrested for highway robbery
, 1885-09-25

Sept. %, Mr.. Matthews, Cheyenne )
cars.
Sept. y, Bay State Cattle company,
Branson, IL cars.
Sept. Is, Geo. a. Kcrlina. Bnnsou. =
cars.
Sept %, Bay State Cattle company.
Branson, 10 cans
Sept. %, Milwaukee Cattle company,
Sidney, Is cars.
Sent. PC, Ogalalla Land Cattle com
pany, Ogalalla, "a cars
Sept. p, Ogalalla Land 4 Cattle COM
pany, Ogalalla, p cars.
Sept. %, Swan Land and Cattle com
pany, Rock Greek, 80 cars.
Oct. /, Hay & Brothers, Bitter Greek,
II cars.
Sept. %, !. Bensley, Rawlins, is ears.
Sept. ~, Quealey Bros. Rock Greek,
& cars.
Sept. 30, Swan Land and Cattle com
pany, Rock Greek, 30 cars.
Oct. >. Swan Land and Cattle COM
pany, Hutton. 80 cars.
, 1885-09-25

| ndcrshirt being double both front and
back and opening IN the back instead of
front renders It the only garment in the
market that affords absolute protection To-
the lungs. II is highly Recommended by
leading physicians as 4 garment of great
value to all those who are exposed In the
rigors of our chanreable climate
, 1885-09-25

You are allowed a free trial of Thirty
days of the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Noltaic Belt with Electric S~uspensory An
%pliances for the speedy relief and permA-
nent cure OF nervous debility, loss of VI
tality and manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also, for many other diseases.
Complete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No rsk is incurred.
Illustrated pamphlet, with full informa-
ton, terms, etc mailed free by addressing
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
, 1885-09-25
IL Your Blood ,-urr ,

For impure blood the best medicine
known, ScoyiIls Sarsaparilla, or blood
and liver syrup, may be implicitly relied on
when everything else fails. Take it in
the spring time especially for the impure
seeretions of the blood incident to that
season ofthe year; and take it at all times
for cancer, s%croiula liver complaints
weakness, boils, tumors, swellings. skin
diseases, malaria and the thousand ills
that come from impure blood. To insure
n cheerful disposition take Scovilis Blood
and Liver Syrup, which will restore the
mind TO is natural cauilibrinm.
, 1885-09-25

Having concluded our Annual
Inventory, and in order to
make room for our Fall stock, we
shall make GREAT REDUCTIONS
and even sacrifices in u elegant
and large stock Of
, 1885-09-25
COMMITTEE az EMPLOYEES.

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uu'' 70 "Inu anu Us 1t was "'u''s,'u 10
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tho moraaors ami o,bnr on,rIns,s a. ,Lo
comr,nv I hor ,lso 10 rorn;nd ,on ,ba,
Iiloar - t,aa - IL.
, 1885-09-25

Gardner & Bros. will load to day at
Pine Bluffs thirteen cars of beevcs for the
Chicago market.
J. h. Withrow went to Rawfns yester-
day to attend the loading of thirteen cars
of cattle belonging to J. b. I%nsley. The
stock will be shipped over the North
Western road.
Six trains ofcattlc will beloaded to day
at different points on the Union Pacific for
Chicago.
Cattle shipments will continue later in
the fall this season than usual. Range
cattle were never in better condition
, 1885-09-25

w. n. Hunt keeps the finest three-lor
a quarter cigar we ever smoked. Ii is the
Cactus. Try it once and yon will never
smoke anything else
, 1885-09-25
Personal

WI hoontz, OF new YORK city, ~ at
the Railroad house.
Col. Murrin has gone to North Platte
on his hay business.
Howard Clugstone and wife, of Lara
mic, are in the city.
Morris Wasserman started on his regu-
lar western trip Yesterday.
j. G. Pratt, Esq, and wife returned
yesterday from Rockford, Ill.
Geo. Morgan, president of the Wyo-
ming Hereford association, went to Chi
cago yesterday.
Judge Samuel &. Parks arrived from
the west Yesterday morning and returned
in the evening,
Judge c. w. Wright and wife departed
yesterday to Denver, where they will
make a brief visit.
Col. II. C. Merriam. of the 18th infant
ry, is in from Fort Laramie, and is stop
ping at the Inter Ocean.
Bartlett Richie sent out yesterday TO
his ranch on the Dry Cheyenne his winter
supply of groceries, etc.
Superintendent Dickinson came in yes
terday morning from the west in his
special car and went to Denver.
Clarence A. Corey departed yesterday
for Nebraska, in which state he is to buy
eggs and chickens for DeCourccy French.
T. W. Peters left yesterday morning
for Superior, Wis, to visit the feeding
place of the Powder River Cattle com
pany.
DIR. X. f. Weir and daughter. who
have been visiting friends in this city, de-
parted for their home in New York yes
terday morning.
Hon. A. II. Reel, mayor, returned yes
terday from his Carbon county ranch. He
says the grass is curing perfectly and
everything looks promising on the ranges.
c. X. Palmer, of the firm of commission
merchants in Chicago known as Palmer &
Richmond, left here this morning for the
east. Their range is in North Park, Colo.
Mrs. w. II. Day, of the Cheyenne firm
Of Day & Sanders, arrived in this city last
evening from North Hampton, Mass.
and will make Cheyenne her future home.
Samuel J. Chambers departed yester-
day morning for his home in Pittsburp,
Pa. II is believed that Mr. Chambers
has an attack of matrimonial fever which
ia rather Drevalent This Season
S~., pn
nan ~ 80 - m
Laramie. is in the civ an \ nrlouob If
sixty DAYS. He will snend , Cay day. in
CHEYENNE and then 90 IN ST L.ouis Uc
is a native Of Baden Radon and i q
splendid soldier
Col Sruliu - W.
nrom;non, Domoora,;o a,,a~n"
No. I, ~ ~ - ~
Inc normanon,I,. H.
,ho hnIdinn - - -
o. :
- u" ~ oenoh'
l. Leon IS a young man and a hentuck-
lan' IN apparent good health who Is stop.
ing at the Letter Ocean hotel This will
seem a little strange when the TACT is noted
that he travels for a firm IN ST. Louis
named hltzlnger, Tuholske Il frolich-
stein. How a man can keep right good
and well and have to go around shooting
of that firm name several times a day is
one of those things which no fellow will
ever find u
General Manager Lett and Superin-
tendent Gray Of the Union Pacific stone
department were here yesterday, the
, 1885-09-25

'1cal Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-09-25

hover white winged all over this glorious
land Of ours, and who believesm brother
u love and delights in general prosperity
is also opposed to having the bloody
sb;rt w,rad p
, 1885-09-25

We have the exclusive sale of this line
of underwear in this city. We have in
stock, made under this patent, the rcgu-
lar white and scarlet knit, camcl's hair
and Scotch wool. We are selling these
different grades at prices asked for them
made regular open front and single thick
ness. We have also a complete line o,
underwear from tho cheapest knh goods
to the finest hannels and b~albriggans. We
ask you to examine these goods before
purchasing.
, 1885-09-25
CORRESPONDENCE
Between Manager Galloway and
Union Pacific Employees
In Which the Former Speaks Very
Plainly.


The following correspondence explains
itself. The circular is sent out by the
manager and is addressed TO the em-
ployes of the Union Pacific Railway com
pany, in the preface to which Mr.. Gala.
way says.
The following correspondence is printed
for the information of employes in order
hat there may be no MISUNDERSTANDING as
to the intention of the company in re-
spect of existing difficulties.
The specific charges made by the Den
yer committee are now being thoroughly
investigated not only BY officers of the
company, but also by the agents and off.
GERS of the United States government.
DENvER, Col. Sept. 10, Iss5.-To
General Manage. and he President of
the Union Plc,fc Raihoau-GENTLE-
MEN-We. the undersigned executive
committee of the employees of the Union
Pacific milway, wish to submit for your
consideration the ACCOMPANYING report.
We believe the matter contained in it
materially affects our well being. AS well
as the company interest.
Since the introduction of Chinese labor
great discomfort has prevailed amonpst all
sections of your employees. On account
of their being used for the upsetting of
time honored usages and the introduction
of what we believe to be insidious innoya.
tons on our rights and liberties, have
unsettled our minds and is preventing the
due performance of our labor. The work
ing of a great system like the Union
Pacific railroad cannot be recklessly tam
pered with, as has been done, without
doing harm to all concerned, and we feel
persuaded that as American citizens you
would think us unworthy the name if we
tamely submitted to the kind of treat
ment detailed in the accompanying re-
port.
We respectfully submit hat to ade-
quately meet the case, the removal Of
the Chinese from the system, and the re-
moval OF Beekwith, Quinn Il Co.. and
d. o. Clark from authority is required.
Nothing less, we believe. will suffice to
prevent a REPETITION of the treatment or
beget the feeling which we believe to be
essentially necessary to subsist between
the company and their employees.
Further, if this request be complied
with we will help and assist the company
to get good, reliable white miners to fill
the places of the Chinese, and do every
thing that Is lust to help the company.
lSignedl THOMAS NEAsHAM,
j. n. CoRRTN, Sec'y. Chairman.
REPORT
We respectfully report that we are in
possession of information that satisfies us
beyond a doubt that the white miners at
Rock Springs have been subjected to
robbery and other i'll treatment at the
hands of the superintendent and mine
bosses.
First. They have been robbed of their
rights by being turned out of their places
in the mine and Chinese put into the
same.
h ru
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Personal and General.

Mrs Chandler, formerly Miss Aggie
Sherman, the well known contralto
singer, is at her fathers home In this
city, on brief visit.
DR.. J. F. Aliens family is camped
among the cool breezes of Pleasant
Valley.
Miss Belle Jackson has been kept busy
during the week driving, visiting, lunch
ing and gossiping with certain of our
society ladies. She is immensely popu-
lar in private life.
Our Club to the Lakes first out was a
great success, and the excursions
promise to be the social events OF the
summer.
The family of NJ. W. S. Mccormick,
who have been so long absent in Europe,
will return in September. Mr.. McCor
nick has rented the residence of Mr.
Fred Walker, on Fourth South street.
A bevy OF our young bellies went te
| Williams & Young's farm on Friday .te
remain couple of days. The only IN
| telligence received from them mas beer
dispatch, ordering box OF gum iron
Teasdel's.
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FINANCE AND hINlSs.
r,,. showing Of the Building
Fine % Society,
.. AND BULLION Output
,,.s-A Fine Showing
IN Local Cllaoints-Latest Mining
Intelligence

: has kept on he even tenor %
Trade ,I n[ the week, and there nav, nave
its way d ..nlurges' to report. A block ,s
been No southern Extension bonds .n ono Se Soo
Of Utan New SSr' York market for 5000, ~ W.
on The the figure This is q lower o 5h9p
being aIs' 'p price known. The bonds carry
1 the zee cent interest. st, = m for T. c. NJ.
An NY and several would-be pur-
L s'och 1--we offered 500 without how
ever . ooln' their boarding places.
Gates Ti, ,'I hundred shares Of Horn Silver e.
FIVE .d NIB by the Deseret National al
we're So,1 ,cb the Geographic reports
81 ~ not show that tha' heure nau '''-
reached. BENEFIT Building Society , ha
lions ,Ip,,nIeted its second year. Th'
nearly COMP COM, met last evening an'
stOckh99lu.eai' tbe reading of The report
Listened aarc 81 an institution tins IS; So
How S eae become, and how it Is tionfis !
eiety mas be seen by the following state
I msn tot q its affairs;
m r.i.l stotemen, for the Second Eli
F'na Nc Year. cndirg June 18Th, 1885
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THE REGULAR THING.
McKay's Office was Filled on Sat
urday.

Commissioner McKay's court held a
number of prominent citizens yester-
day, all being arrested on the prevailing
charge, most if not all of the indict-
ments having been. found on Friday.
officer Andrew Smith was arraigned
and admitted to bail in $500, J. T.
Little and o. P. Arnold becoming his
sureties.
the same amount, his bonds being
signed by Aug. Podlech and sylvester
J. Lynn. ,souo
John Nicholson also appeared before
the Commissioner. who accepted as ms
sureties for $500, Francis Cope ana
Francis Armstrong.
John Connelly's bonds bear the sigma
lures of Anna Gallafant Connolly ano
| Richard Chamberlain, for the same
John Daynes also appeared ant
offered as his bondsmen George GlDb'
and Robert f. Neslen.
w. d. Newsom, who is indicted 10
both polvgamy and unlawful cohablta
ton. was not so fortunate. His bond
were placed at 5000, and after severa
Intellectual attempts to obtain them, n
gave up in despair and accompanle
; Miss Starkey on her return trip to tn
: Penltentiary.
1t is limited that another large nun
Der will be brought into the Comml
sioper's court tomorrow.
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rin Uedding Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Simmons, last
Wednesday evening, at their residence
in ire Twentieth Ward, gave a recep-
ton celebrating the tenth anniversary
of their wedding day. The COMPANY
consisted chiefly OF married people; w .io
were the friends and relatives OF Tie
host and hostess. The amusement
were singing, instrumental music. read
ING etc after which the company aG-
ionrned to the dining room, where theF
nartook of refreshments. The present
In the shape of tinware. We're many an
useful, and if the good wishes OF iheli
friends and relatives can enect II, ln erd
prosperity. Those present expressed
themselves as having spent very plea
SAINT evening, and at the witching hour
departed, wishing the happy coupN
unalloyed happiness.