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He Does Some Whiting Before Six
O'clock This HOFnlng.
MT. MCGREGOR, NY, July Sit transpires
that Gen. Grant, as early as o'clock this
morning, did some writing-during an interval
of wakefulness before his final rousing for the
day.
The day is being passed quietly. Gen. Grant
VIII reply TO the letter OF the ex-confederate SOL
dier sent in these dispatches last night.
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To APPRAIsE INDIAN LAND.-Henry VIII
hanson. Of Holly Springs. Miss: Henry Fon-
tenelle, a member Of the Omaha tribe; and.Ed-
ward L. Thomas, OF Atlanta, Ga, have
been named as commissioners u appraise o
part OF the reservation OF the Omaha tribe OF
Indians in Nebraska. There are about i've
thousand acres to BE- appraised.
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A Policy MAN SENTENCED.-SolomonC Con
tee, the colOred policy man who was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Raft and Block and
Lieut.. Kelly, was sentenced to six months IL
Jail by Judge Smell to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

General Foreign NeWsSC Is; ~:
A pUKEDoM FOR Earl. SPENCER. II
LONDON, July 3.-The queen has offered q
dukedom to Earl Spencer, lately lord ueuten.
ant of Ireland.
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Suicide in q Police Cell.

MARITAL TROUBLES, DISSIPATION AND DEATH
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock Police.
man Bailey brought into the fifth precinct sta
ton John g. Hanna, young man about
twenty-three years old, charged with drunken
ness, and he was locked up in cell No. 6. Being
questioned as to his occupation he stated that
he was a physician. This morning about $50
o'clock he was apparently lifeless. DR.. ]. T
Hoskins, Of the Emergency hospital, was sum
moned at once and pronounced him dead. The
coroner was notified The deceased is supposed
to have taken morphine with suicidal intent on
account Il family troubles. He came here sew
eral months ago from New York, where he had
been employed as drug clerk. He had been
arrested several times since his arrival in this
city, each time on complaint Of his wife, who
charged him with threats. Some time ago the
couple met in an attorneys office in this city
and a war of words between them followed
For the past few days he has followed hel
from place to place, begging her to return
to him, and at other times abusing her
When he was arrested last night he was con
siderably under the influence of liquor Mrs
Hanna says she was married to the deceased il
New York city.
LATER-DEATH FROM EXCESSIVE DRINKING.
Coroner Patterson made an examination O
the body, and gave a certificate of death from
excessive drinking. The body was taken In
charge by K. w. Barker. the undertaken.
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Mr.. MALCOLM HAY, the First Assistant Post
master General, remained at his home to-day,
but he sent to the department no information
as to his future movements CONGRESSMAN
morrison called ON the Postmaster General
to-day.
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TIE RAILROAD WAR AT READING.-The war
between the Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Valley
Reading yesterday. The difficulty grew out OF
the Philadelphia and Reading company resist
ing the crossing OF some of its sidfngs by the
new company after the courts had given them
permission to do so. The Philadelphia and
Reading company last night had seven engines,
fully manned. on the spot, besides a large force
OF men, TO resist any encroachments of the new
road. Several skirmiShes. in which the oppos-
ing forces came In contact took place yesterday
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whose name has not yet been divulged, as he ID
not under arrest, entered j. o. Matthe VS. dwell
Martha Lewis. Oracle Lewis, a baby and
crushed in the skull of ten-year-old girl, leaW-
Ing her for dead. He then set the house on fire.
The community is greatly excited over the taf.
rible crime. The victims are all colored aud
were honest reliable people
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= NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon F. J. B.
Cordeiro ordered to the Powhatan; Passed AS
sistant Surgeon ]. c. Byrnes, detached from the
Powhatan and ordered to special duty at Nor.
folk; Assistant Engineer w. F. c. Hasson,
granted leave of absence for three months.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock
Name.

The following are the opening and 2:2O pun. prices
ofthe New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street,
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THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY. - Rev. Father
Chappelle, st. Matthew's church, visited Bal
timore yesterday, but not for the purpose, as
bons regarding the projected Catholic univer-
sity. Father Chappe1le stated to STAR repor-
ter to-day that there would be nothing further
done in relation to the university until the
meeting of the board Of managers in Novem-
Der.
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American Women and Diplomacy.

Ameflc0n women and Diplomacy.
From the Calcutta Mirror.
Lord Dufferin is OF opinion that the diplo-
macy Of the world will soon be In the hands of
Americans. Nearly every member Of the diplo-
matte corps who gets to Washington, he saws,
tries to bring home an American wife,
The wives, in most cases, become ambassa-
dresses. Result: No diplomatic secrets any
more, war aud peace at The will OF the wives
and all wives American
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a NETEnR RTpST

enOfmOuS
size was observed at Wheeling, West Va, We'd
nesday morning at 3 clock in the southwestern
heavens. 1t appeared at point 60 or 80 south
west at the zenith and proceeded southwesterly
for SOo, when it burst into fragments and q
plf1fA of white smoke, which gradually faded
ten degrees above the Ohio horizon. 1t was
blue in color and appeared half the size of the
moon was shining brightly, the meteor was SO
brilliant that it at once attracted the gaze OF
pedestrians. No noise was heard when the COL
lapse occurred.
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
3 q. IN. $40; q. M, ga; IL q. M, 1853: =
p. NJ, 79.1.
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Office-4S2 Louisiana ave II. w.
DCNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. jy:s-dSEil
"ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneerx

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE LOT, TWENTY ONE-SIXTH FEET BY
ONE HUNDRED ONE-TWELFTH FEET, I'M
PROVED By TWO STORY BRICK, NO. 2O9
TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated June 25th ue&
1875 and duly recorded IN Liber No. 7SS, folio
469 of land records for the District of IL
iumba and Al the Ieuest of the party secured
by. will sell. AT public auction in front of the
premises on TUESDAY, JULY l4th 1855 AT 3. T. NJ.
The north inches oflot No. square No. 1924
fronting "l2th St, west by depth of 100 feet inch
in Washington CITY, insaid District, together with the
improvements thereon
Terms OF sale expressed in said deed Of trust,
OF debt secured with expenses of sale cash.
and the balance at six and Twelve months for which
notes of purchase bearing Interest from day of sale
and secured by deed of trust on property sold shall
be taken SlOO deposit required at time of sale.
Convey ancing and recording at purchasers cost.
Terms Of SAFE to be complied with in six days from
day of sale else trustees the right
risk and cost of purchaser in default.
jyseosds JAMES iRs' T. AS @SohaMLEY, Trustees
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General FOREIGN News<T

LONDON, July 3.-The election in Woodstock
to-day has resulted in the return Of Lord Ran.
dOlph Churchill. i --.-.
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Special Dispatch to the Phi1adelpha Times.
ERIE, June 3O.-A freight train, having on
board the wife and two children of the con-
ductor, G. Donlan, and a Miss Sadie Mahoney,
was run into by another freight train on the
Nickel Plate road, while on q trestle bridge, at
Springfield, last night. The women and chill
dren were on a fiat car and were hurled over q
precipice 95 feet deep. Brakeman Fahey was
frightfully injured and Miss Mahoney was dis
figured for life, part of her face being torn away
Mrs. Donlan, who is now dying. had her breasts
torn or cut away by some telegraph wires
which INSTRUCTED her fall half way down. She
hung there for some time, still clinging to her
baby, which had its arm broken. The wires
gave way and she fell again, but the child was
caught in branches and was saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

AN UNDERGRoUD WIRE EPPERIMENT.-The
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company has
of New York for experimental tests in placing
wires underground in this city. II successful
the process will be accepted for use in cities that
ground
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A WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING
JEwELRY.-Lulu Bradley, storekeeper at 1897
4la street southwest, was placed on trial before
Judge Smell to-day charged with the larceny of
some jcwelry from Hugo Wise, a peddler, while
the latter was offering her jewelry for sale. Mr..
Wise testified that on Tuesday he went in the
defendants place and offered articles Of jewelry
for sale. She selected pair Of earrings, and
her mother had the tewelry looking at it
while he was making out q contract with the
defendant. When he LETT he missed two rings
witness returned the next day with Detective
Raft.
Detective Rafftestified that he served search
warrant on the premises and found portion of
the missing articles in the defendants bureau
drawers. She said she did not know how they
got there. She offered to pay for the jeWelry
and witness refused to allow her to do SO.
The defendant testified that she bought pair
of earrings from Wise, and that he then wanted
her mother to buy pair, and left them ON trial
They were what the officers recovered. She said
she told the officer they were there. She said
the peddler made an indecent proposal to her.
The defendants mother gave similar testimony
Mr.. Wise denied making any improper propo-
sal to her. Detective Raft testified that she de-
MED having jewelry except the pair of earrings
which she had bought. The court ordered res
titutiOn.
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MISS ISABEL SMITH has been permanently
appointed a 5000 clerk in the treasurer's office,
Treasury department, having completed her
probationary term.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 this morn.
ing few special friends, among whom were
the Misses Brown, I'LL G street; Miss Rosa
Browning, Col Switzler. chief of the bureau of
OF Mr.. Ringgold w. Browning, of this city. aud
Miss Nellie II. McCauslen, ofSteubenville, Ohio
the latter for some years very capable teacher
in one Of the high schools of this city The SOL
aet ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
-Naiior at his residence, near Foundry NJ. E.
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A S CAYwOOD, Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No. 54O
SEVENTH STREET sOUTHEAST. AT AUG
TION.
1883 at SIX O'CLOCK r. NJ in front of prem III
Ises will sell part of Lots and D. I'm square 9O4 I'LL
improved By eight-room frame house, modern mn
provements. Lot Is fee; inches by ZOE feet inch
To 3ULfoot alley.
required ON the premises. Conveyancing at purcb-
jy3-4ts WALTER g. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
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CLERGYMEN DRAW THE COLOR LrNE.-At
the late session of the Episcopal Diocesan CON-
Nention, Charleston, >. C., there was lively
contest over the presence OF two colored Clergy
men who under the ruling OF Bishop Howe, re
tanned seats as officio delegates. Oppopeuts
Ia admission OF the colored clergyinen pro-
tested, and some now take the ground that tine
convention was illegally organized and It's GU
tire action invalid. The Rev. DR. Porter died \
protest against such action.
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CAPT. SAMUEL NJ. MILLS 9th artillery, is as.
signed to duty in this city for the period OF
twenty days, commencing with July 1, 1885,
and he has been granted leave of absence for
TWO months, from July 81, 1885.
LEAvEs.-The leave Of Lieut.. Cornelius c. Gu
sick, 22d infantry, is extended two months.
The leave OF Major Edward Collins, LIST infan-
try, Is further extended two months. The leave
OF Major William l.: Kellogg, 10th infantry, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

JUDGE SMELL LENIENr WITH THE Boys
The law prohibiting the setting Off of fire-
crackers and other explosives in the streets
witnin TWO hundred yards q dwelling will be
Police Court, several boys were up for setting
or nre7crackers. The boys pleaded guilty, and
the Roi,ceman asked the Court to ienient.
The Judge said: III you will bring these cases
before me, viii have to enforce the law, but
Will De very lenient with the offenders. A fine
OF u was imposed.
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yIyRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
il IOrS- FRONTING SENENIY-ONE EEE.C U,

sIKLEE, EEIWEEN IMENL1-FUCKIH
AND TWENTY-FIFrH STREETS NORTH
WEST, BY y DEPTH OF ABOUT ONE HUN
DRED FEET, IMPROVED BY DOUBLE
FRAME HOUSE AND OUTBUILDiNGS.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of 80
he District Columbia, in a wherein Lena iisi
Hoffman ct al were compliments and Will an, -
rhoma ct al. were defendants, and known as EYuity
Cause No ,4US. passed the 10Th day of May A. ID.
1885, i will on THURSDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH,
1855. at SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ. sell, ut public auction,
in front of the premises all those certain pieces and
lots of land situate in the city of Washington District
of Columbia. known and being the west thlrty-one
full depth thereof of original lot numbered three (3
III square numbered thrty-twO .32). and the east
forty 4O feet by full depth thereof Of orig
insl lot numbered four CA. In same square
Terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree: One
third cash. onethird in and onethird thereof
in secured by notes Of the purchaser pur
chtsers and deed of trust the premises sold All
conveyancing at purchaser cost. deposit of SlOU
required at the time OF sale
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
Offce-4S2 Louisiana ave II. w.
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Col. HENRY DOUGLASS, 10th infantry (pro-
NOTED from lieutenant colonel 18th infantry,
will proceed to Fort Union, New Mexico and
report to the commanding general department
Of the Missouri for duty with his regiment.
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lapse occurred.
DEATH Follows Blow FROM BAT-At
Oswego, n. ", j. A. Baker, chief of police, was
accidentally struck on the head with a base
ball bat Thursday, June Is. aud died this week
accident. Chief Baker was catching for a nine
made up by himself and friends while on a
fishing excursion. The man who was striking
swung the bat with terrific force and the blow
fell upon the side of Bakers head. 1t stunned
him for moment, but when the shock had
passed he felt no ill effects and was about for
several days before being taken sick. Baker
was a captain in the 1I.th regiment, N.I.s. ".
I WOMEN MAY BELONG TO THE VEsTRY.-
About Easter time st. Luke's T.. +. church at
Chadd's Ford, Pa, elected Mrs. c. H. Baker
of that church, which act Bishop Stevens de-
clared was not in keeping with the laws of
Pennsylvania, women not being eligible to the
office. This week the bishop has revoked his
decision and the ladies will be duly installed
us the first lady vestrymen in the Protestant
Episcopal church Of this country.
CURED AT THE SHRINE OF ST. ANNE.-A sem
sation has been caused at Quebec by the re-
ported miraculous cure OF one OF u party of 500
persons on a pilgrimage from Pierre, near Mon
treal, to the shrine of st. Anne. A young girl,
who was very weak, and had no power over
her limbs, was carried to the altar, where, after
mass. OH her third attempt to rise, she was able
TO walk away Wi thout any support. The whole
number OF pilgrims were witnesses OF the cure.
JOHN BRIGIIr's DIRE PRoPHEcY.-Jno Bright
mas niitIeu d iclleE 10 beputy fdSSy, Oh faflS,
in which he says: elf European nations would
accept commercial liberty-that is, moderate or
abolish custons-Europe might soon tend to an
era of perpetu peace. At present all resources
are SWALLOWED up by military exigences. The
people interests are sacrificed to the most mis-
cradle and culpable fantasies of foreign pol
itics. The real interests of the masses are trod-
den under foot N Difference to false notions of
glory and national honor. canno; help think
catastrophe of crushing weight. The military
system cannot indefinitely be supported with
patience, and the populations, driven to de.
the royalties and pretended statesmen who
govern in their names. I hope your country
friepdS' 1870
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SHE PAID S5 FOR HER MAGNOLIA.-Mary E.
johnson, cOlored, for pulling a magnolia in
lafayette park, was fined So by Judge Smell in
the Police Court to-day.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been recorded as follows.
Harrison w. Moore to Josephine Alice Kalbfus,
sub 80, So. 942; $4,000, &c. Emeline C. Berk-
ley to John H. Shelton, pit. Ia, SO. 1O1S; $3.50.
j. II. Shelton to Joseph Shelton, pit. 4, so. 1910;
$500. Eugene F. Robinson to l.. NJ. Saunders,
pit. 8, SO. GIG; $249.6S.
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FINED FOR SUNDAY LIQUOR SELLING
18th street northwest, was charged i'm the
Police Court this morning with keeping his bar
open on Sunday. Officer Posey, OF the first pre-
cinct testified that he went into the defendants
place on Sunday and called for q beer and q
ginger ale. The bartender put up two beers,
ana he drank one Of them through mistake.
that he was detailed by the captain OF police to
attend TO the Sunday whisky trade, and paid
$50 was imposed
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A POLICE CELL
James ODOnnell, arrested by Officer Galway
and Special OFFICER +. Johnson, for disorderly
was locked up about 10 o clock pm in a cell in
the fifth precinct station house. About an
hour later the station keeper went to the cell
and discovered that O'DOnnell had attempted
to commit suicide by hanging himself to the
door with his handkerchief. He at once
cut down and was reSuScitated. He had been
drinking heavily. ODonnell was released on
SO collateral for his appearance in the Police
Court this morning. He failed to appear to-day
and his collateral was forfeit ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES. licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
Daniel Ramey, Of Indiana, Pa. and Annie E.
VIM. F: Bayless, of Fairfax county, Va and
Saliie =. Tilett, Of loudoun county, Va; W. H:
Lee and Mary Fucker: Beverly w. Kinney and
Emma V. Mason; II. w. Browning. of r &. Co,
Nd. and Mile H. McCauslen, of Steubenville,
OhiO John Henson and Katie GRAY
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ARSENIC IN THE CoFFEE.-The family OF DR.
j. +. Pennell, OF Buchanan, W. Va draak
coffee containing large quantity of arseRic
"Wednesday. tits thought that Mrs. Pennel will
die. All the rest OF the family were very IN,
except the colored servant, who Il suspected OF
putting the poison in the coffee. There a no
evidence against her. however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

The City Posi- OFFICE ON THE FOURTH
branch stations will be kept open for the
transaction of business tor the public on July
4th, 1888, until noon. The carrier service will
with the usual collections for that hour. The
COLLECTIONS for the afternoon will be the same as
usually made on Sunday. The carriers win
dow will be open from q to D. m. The general
delivery window will not be closed.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-03
Benson Items.

FlfxiD;e Eolel ar, ,vsl,-F Mack. Ai.u-ds
Ca; tiursluS, Sacr.iuento; A schoe, =
ho'sFr. San Frsncisco; 3 B Eueli, 81 Joe;
kev A" Morrison. Tucson.
G. B. ki.tridxc. Is. W. Baldwin, +. Ry.n
xne Billy Srhwanske are acting rs trial
jurors in the U. 5. Court which is being held
at Tvc.on.
B,'n.oi,'s bad Boy has zone 10 Glosc.
b. Nctircs snc wife we're ia town 10.
day.
A. C. E,gers and hts brni.Ler Herbert LETT
here yesterday Oh Lu,in-ss trip to San
Frnpci>cs
Assistant Postnastor J. n Tracy has sold
out his interest in the millinery establish.
mer, ut Tombstone.
Why l. it Dr. Porter looks go happy i.tcIyt
Because We have roller ska,uy r,ns >,
town.
Mrs. Harry S;ersrt he's returned from
SacrnmeLto looking well and happy. We
wish ihenewIy married couple, a long, happy
aud prosperous lie.
Orr lawyers SIRE attending court 1t Phenix
and tue citizens Of Benson i.syc ho;strd the
Tag cf peace.
Mr.. G. d. Potter rho.i. .ron.ccted with
The u. T. aud 8. +. \. K. at Dcuiing. pissed
through Rensoa en- route to Tucso-.
Black Eyes have ceased ;o affect the som.
nam buii.t, tut pair "Sye- Benson appear
| to be very attractive.
Rev. ( ". Morrison has been appointed
as Methodist minister for Benson circuit.
Present appearances tend to Indicate that
j. n. Burtcll il abuu: TO Join the Benedict
| society army" way. sc wish the cen.,eusu
| success.
Mr.. ". II. Peck uhc has been In Ca,:.o-.
MIA for the psst month returned yesterday,
he leaves to-day for his raach Va The S.u
Pedro
Engineer John Filth has returned from
Sonora where lie has been employed repair
| ing the damages crc:oian.d ty the roce..t
washouts below the line.
| Indians ore reported in the The,s:cre
mouutaihs. south Uf Benson.
! Hr Ben Goodrich. u! Tombstone, is stop.
ping at the Virginia HOUSE..
The weather to gettin. cooler and the hu.
days Of summer arc over for ta,s ycsr.
A, meet ne to night, =. the Skating Eirk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-03

About two wes.ks ago the Occidental
lIo'cl bar Was closed for. repairs, ana
since that time j. has been undergoing t.
'h"fough renovation. The bar has been
undergoing a thorough RENOVATION. Tn.
mar has been Handsomely vsrnish.d aad
xraioed two new cabinet. have bee.
placed in posif,os. the Wa, have beer
handsomely pape,sd, the ba, and shel.~.
covered With plush velvet, and "a FAC,
the whole department has been reno
vsted, std viii be opened up this even
ing With everything new, new wines, new
~h;sky and The genial proprietor. Jm.
P--cho! y, with = new su;:, and r-a.iy :.
r' ceive new friends and patrons. Duriu.
ne ev."i < Joe vii; treat his Trend. 1.
suupfuous rerast ii euckiny pig.
roasted, with all the Other good thing.
The Tombstone curh-t b,nd villa.
:.lny some ch"ic- SCI, c,ions d rny III.
evening. The hotel p.rior NJ bc oprr.
i"r the reception of ladies Who rasy Sc
sire {" view the hotel nod occupy ,h.
upper bs COO and listen to ,he music.
George B kr,sn will pies de q. he
bsr sud Fred Hail will he on hand t..
AXE .od denver all orde.s, EveryiA.a,
. Invited and is .x,~ct-i To call.