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The Jackson Democrats.


A regular meeting of the Jackson Democratic
association was held at Cosmopolitan hall last
evening-Mr. ]. (. Norris in the chair and Mr..
N. Sardo secretary. A letter was read from
Senator Vance, accepting honorary member
ship in the association. The president stated
Ihat he had had q visit from O committee Of
Iammany, who were here to arrange for
that they would leave New York at s o'clock
and would reach here at 3 or in the afternoon
OF the Sd. They expect to bring here about 500
members. A discussion was started by Mr.. III.
in ne as to
unanimous that the riff-raff should not be
allowed TO swell the ranks of the association.
The meeting adjourned to Wednesday evening.
ONE HUNDRED MILES ON A TRUcK.-On
the arrival of the southern train at the Baltf-
more and Potomac depot last Monday night, at
IL O'Clock, some of the train hands noticed
something move under the postal car on the
trucks. Finally they saw pair of feet let down
teen years of age walked out. He was accosted
and said: My name is Henry Henderson Tow
boat Cabin 1 came from Ashland, Va. about
100 miles down on the r., +. & P. r. r. My
the work was too hard" do you know where
you are?" asked one. 81 guess replied the
boy, 81 am in New York, amt /? They said
held fast to the truck during his long journey,
and was shaken up somewhat, and was pretty
dusty. When told he was in Washington, he
said: at didn't make any difference, for one
city was as good as another to him."
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
W. Hitnor and Annie A. Newman; Horace Car
ter and Isabella Thomas; John n. SammOnt
and Hettle A.Dubant; Gwinn Guinnip and Mary
Eienore Warder; Alex. Diggs and Sarah Buck
man.
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SH1nrs SH1nrs. SHIRTS,

Six Fine Dress Shirts made to order Of wamsutte
Cotton and Richardson's Linen for $3.50. ready for
wear; perfect fit guaranteed
Ask to see the CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT made
Of Fruit Of the Loom Muslin and good Linen, only
Soc At
BALTIMORE BRANCH SHIRT FACTORY,
n 1000 + street northwest
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sALh OF FINE IMPORTED PLAQUES. BROSzEs
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CHINA StcTS Ec -'rbe
SAFE OF French china sets, fine bronze clocks
anu size ornaments, Inantel urns. finely fin
ished French placeues Italian scuIntnras ,arga
groups anu arr objects, commenced this morn
ing at the saiesrooins OF MeSsrs. w. Il. Williams
afternoon at O'Clock, and will be resumed to-
morrow morning and afternoon. The colIec-
ton comprises many articles worthy the at
tenttoD of the admirers OF art works.
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SAVE Your MONEY by going TO Freund's, T02
9th street, for parties, weddings and balls.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Pres.

Magistrate Smith has received the following
dispatch cron Lizzie Ely, otherwise Harriet Cor
della Blackford, the adyanturess, who last week
caused the arrest Of 81. L. Marks, the bogus
check man, on the charge OF having robbed
her Of SEQ:
.un,,..ro,. % = a,a1ns D. C., Feb.e.
Too VI to appear please let me know II p;Is'
81 will not answer that dispatch" said the
magistrate, "because have dismissed the case
owing to the non-attendance OF the prosecutrix
on Saturday"
NEW JERSEY KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-Eminent
Commander James Mccain, accompanied by
about twenty sir knights Of Palestine Com
mandery, No. 4, K r., OF Trenton, n. j., will
arrive in this city Friday evening, February 90
to participate in the Washington monument
dedlcatory ceremonies. This comrnandery is
one Of the best drilled and equipped in that
state, and had intended to have Participated as
commandery, headed by the celebrated
Winkler eth regiment band, but owing to the
ruIhOr that the order had decided not to par
ade, will DOW send but a delegation, not having
sufficient time to prepare the entire command
cry.
LIEUT.. SCHwATKA's LECTURE-A large
audience listened attentively at the Congrega-
tiOnal church last night to Lieut.. Schwatka's
and records of the Sir John Franklin expedi-
ton to the arctic regions. The lecturer sketched
in simple but effective language the trying ex-
periences OF the expedition, and told OF the
5000 mile sledge journey whose only definite
result was settling finally that the precious re-
cords Of Franklin were forever lost
Law LIBRARY AT AUCrIoN.-Mr. Bowling
will sell this evening at his auction rooms at
1880 O'clock, O fine Law library.
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CHAPPED HANDS.

CHAPPED HANDS
I have been using the Cuticura aoap for Chapped
Hands, and find 1t gives better satisfaction and ope
rates more quickly than anything have ever tried
Its cleansing qualities and delicate perfume recon-
mend it as q most desirable soap.
WE. PARKER, Charlotteseurg, KY.
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PROPOSALS.
II L. NAVY pAYoFFiCE

II L. NAVY PAY OFFICE.
~ WAsIuSGroS, DC, February :, 1885.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, 'from regular deal
manufacturers only, Endorsed Proposals g q
r. will be received at this Office until NOON,
TWENTIETH INSTANT. for articles required. aa
follows, 10 be delivered at the Navy Yard Washing.
ton Dc free of any expense To the government and
subject 10 the usual inspection and conditions viz
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
Requisition Nos. "a, IS, 20 and "a, Lumber; Nos.
rs and 80, Iron. steel &C. No ~ Straits Tin: No s
Screws; No. 81. Files Nos. 81, ana 81, Mis-
cellaneous Hardware; Nos -, 80 80 81, 90, 93. %,
% and SIS, Paints. OILS. karnish, Alcohol. &C. No 81,
Glass No. 9S. brushes; No 90. Stationery No. 100,
Miscellaneous articles: No 1ol Betting No. lO2
thracte Coal; No. lO3, Biiuminous Coal No. l04
Charcoal To De awarded by REQUIslTIoNs excepting
the items embraced I'm No loo. which Will be awarded
SFPARATEIY Schedule. and blank forms bids to
be had this Office, and all necessary information at
Navy ard. Responsible security required bids for
faithful performance the competency OF the guaran-
certified TO before notary other public
officer The right reserved TO reject any all bida
and TO waive defects.
THoS. III. LOCKER, Pay Director, U.S.N.,
f9-m&w2t Navy Pay Agent
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GRAY & GARRISON, Printers, Globe Printing
Office, 339 Pa. ave.
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SORE HANDS.

COftE HANDS.
Your Cuticura Remedies are justly receiving great
recognition. The miners find the tuticura Soap
splendid for cleansing the skim and those who have
for years suffered from hands cannet say enough
in praise Of it and Cuticura
c. BUDnEE, sconeld, Col
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For INAUGURATION a large front room with
three large windows. Apply Rice's studio, 1919
Pennsylvania avenue.
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BRIEFS AND RECORDS printed promptly.
Gray & Garrison.
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WITH GOOD RESULT,

WITH GOOD RESULTS
have used your Cuticura Remedies with good re-
suits for Scrofula and Scalp Disease for q number of
years. R. 4, FAULKNER,
Horneilsville, n Y.
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p uRE AND Isv1GoaAr1se.

PuRE AND ISvreonAr,ss.
Those who may wish to purchase, either as q dell
cious beverage for medicinal purposes an UNA
pULTERATED WHISKY, are invited to make a
trial of the celebrated brand.
Y Y pPr PPP ZEE RRR, TIT ZEE Nm N
j f. : r. E. f IL : E. Isl 1
" WV " VII H HHHssss
WV WV L L HISS Xxx
This Whisky, upon analytical, examination has
proved to be free from Fusil OIL and indeed of any
the modern ingredients which are used to give
fictitious age and favor to this popular drink
FOR SALE BY
Browning & Middleton. Barbour & Hamilton,
J. b. Bryan & Bro, &C. Bryan,
Z. L. Wheeler, Thomas A. Rover
" T. Metzger & Bro, Beall & Baker
John Ii. Magruder, J.C Ergood & Co.
5. X. Waters, W. II. II. Cissel,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
II. II. W. CATHERWOOD,
Sole Proprietors,
n143m Philadelphia.
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VALENTINES. VALENTINES.
SEWING MACHINES, &c.
ABOVE ALL CoMrErrrons

s. oPENHEIMER & BRO,
52S 9th street northwest, st. Cloud Building,
Sole Agents for the Light Running New Home and
New Silent Automatic Sewing Machine,
acknowledged by all the standard OF ex cellence.
Send for descriptive circular.
Old Sewing Machines taken in exchange, All
makes of machines for rent by the week or month.
Special attention given 10 repairing all kinds of
ing Machines Needles and parts for all machines.
sole agents for Hall adjustable forms for fitting and
draplng ladies and misses garments and Bazar Glove
flttng PATTERNS f.
FTNHE GREAT 'HoUSEHoLD" WITH OUR NEW
Il set OF Attachments in Nclvet-lined Box, max Is
the finest outfit for family sewing ever Yet offered:
also the Silent White, New Home Domestic. Every
thing at MCkENNEY'S. 421 9Th #. NV seq
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DOING GOOD.
I was sick long time and tried several doctors
They could not do me any good, and then tried Gu
ticura Remedies and they cured me. They are doing
great deal Of good in this country
H. SALLEE, CSrnishville, Ky.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER
EVERY EVENING.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
STRONGER THAN EVER
LOUIS ALDRIcH
AND HIS SUPERB STAR COMPANY,
In the Best American Play,
MY PARTNER,
BY HARTLEY CAMPBELL, ESQ
'"The play that made the fame Of its author In q
night."-Ns,o York Herald '1 -
nSndoubtedy the hes. A A. Play Agecannos
Journal. ''''''
The 1slTning Isngh ao rsge SKIPPED BY THE
A LRAUGTs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
WEEK OF FEBRUARY
MATINEE SATURDAY.
turesque Play,
THE GALLEY SLAVE
Under the personal supervision of the author.
Ass 1hs Ps5s mo, yeaf Of
HE goes to the galleys to save her honor" Act A.
Ac Amscan co,ons
"Back, Cicely, to life. liberty and love" - S
POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION.
9eS SIoI February < EMMETT
BEST ORCHESTRA CHAIRS
f11-13t* AT THE ARLINGTON HOTEL.
SIXTH GRAND BALL
p OF THE ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY,
OF Washington o. G., for the benefit of the Society,
AT ABNERS MUSIC HALL,
On THURSDAY EVENING,
February 18TH 1885.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies', SO
cents. fIO5ts
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IsDoRsED BIZ THE WoR1D.
{ {. I. ! & E.. E. :;
+? : : E. +. F. :: :: ::
DOUBLE P PIsTIL llFHM OF 4r5 MANY OF THE
Making this the most Reliable Tonic ever placed be-
fore the public for the cure Of DYsPEPsiA, WEAK
Tue high character Of the many testimonials
'ssI MA Sc sas scTHooL
n1 os fssSas Ma 3ssSesi ash 1884
the value Of your "Dr Pst1olds German Bitters"
qualify mee for &c
with Indigestion aud MaIarAl Diseases.
SAa ksA {. f + saa w as sAAstH
ST. v1xcEsrs Hos FfEsrisn brothers
RALr11oRE, September Sd, 1854.
: s ssvs sIs sd ; ssss .DI fs'.e spessd
@ f-f dS Ct 70 ss
'0''' Respectfully SSs3tsih 8. ANNIE 1Erous,
a.1ruxo.f z o Saaszs q sst hl.s Yssa:
4csrs: Louis Rtsotd Co.,:
Ssrsssmsn:.Ws have used your "Dr. Petzold,s Ger
tier and most reliable medicine for strengthening
HESRY .. GOLDMAN, JOHN N. MYERS St.
IL 9: SHERMAN, s: Iatrcks Church.
das ss yne o0a1 PEI o0'''' f0r sale everywhere
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For sale everywhere Price Cuticura, 5Oc Cuticura
Soap, 25c.; Cuticura Resolvent 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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SACRIFIcE
IN OVERCoATS AND SUITS
OvERCoATs AT IS, FORMERLY $40.
OVERCOATS AT SO, FORMERLY S12.
OvERCOATs AT $3.50, FORMERLY SIS
oVERCOATS AT $40. FORMERLY $50.
OVERCOATs AT $3.50, FORMERLY s2Z.
SUITS AT $3.50. FORMERLY s13.
SUITS AT $780, FORMERLY S1o..
SUITS AT S1O FORMERLY 500
SUITS AT S12, FORMERLY S24
SUITS AT SIS, FORMERLY $50
PANTS AT HALF-PRICE
BOYS SUITS AND OvERCoATs AT HALF
MISFIT STORE,
ia30 CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
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DR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury, % cents.
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COUGHS, COLDS, AND SORE THROAT yield
readily To Il. III. Douglass II Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops
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A FEAST OF FCN.-Fun, fast and furious. will
reign supreme at the National theater ali of
next week, upon the presentation OF skipped
Oy tne Light OF the Moon" which Is universally
conceived The sale of seats commences to-
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POLICY MEN SFNrENCED.-John Carter col
ored, was put on trial in the Police Court this
morning charged with writing policy. Charles
Parker, colOred, testified that he gave the de-
iendant baby row-I-2-;5-to take across the
river and play for him. other witnesses testi-
ned 10 giving the defendant numbers to play
.of theIn They said they wrote their own MUM
DefS: Inc court held this To be Ii violation OF
me law and imposed a dne of $50 or 90 DAYS in
JAZZ Charles King was also charged with the
same ofense and served with a like sentence
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CITY ITEMS.

BEAUTY For Skin Blemishes, use the Cuticura
Soap. IA
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DUPLICATE PHOTOGRAPHS can be had of all
negatives made by Chester It Handy, by ap-
plying at 494 Maryland avenue southwest.
EASIEST Nose Glasses. HeInpler's. PaaY. & d..
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A NEW AET GALLrRY.-BarIow's Art Ca,-
Ter, 10 Pennsylvania avenue an old land
Hiark IN !" :tshingtOn Will be reopened t.o-mor-
Hshnent mas been entirely rernodeled. two new
salierIes having been added. The collection of
sngraNlhss, etchinss, oil and water color paint
tion- ihe services OF Mr.. III. J.. Dyer and other
employees OF the late firm. have been retained
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ARMY AND NAvY-Messrs. Devlin & Co. OF
New York desire to call attention to the arrival
of their representative, Mr. Robert Luckey,
who is stopping ut the Ebbitt house for a few
DAYS prepared to exhibit q full line OF samples
and take orders for evening dress and walking
suits Also q line of army and navy uniform
goods and sample ARMY overcOat. Prices
moderate, terms liberal and fit guaranteed.
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WASHINGTON Cattle MARKET. at Queens
Town, on the Metropolitan branch Il. * o. r. r.
tnfee mites from the city, Lewis ID. Means
proprietor. One hundred and sfxty-ei.,ht he'd
OF cattle on the market Monday and sold Best
o.2'so@s' good, ol.aJ5s; fair. 4d.ao: medium II,
ai.2: ordinary oxen, bulls and cows 3I,a4
81 oiG sheep and lambs up. Old sheep brought
4aoA.: lambs. i1za6l. Cows and calves selling
good. ~ VIZ Ai'0' i>N'
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Syracuse Salt in Peek cts
is the purest, strongest, best Table and Dairy
Salt ever sold. Ask your grocer for 1t. 6
Buy Pocket Knives at the Rodgers cutlery
store, 4S7 Pa. ave. Your initials engraved free.
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Lady.--"Is that really true?" Drusgfst.-"Ye
Madam, DR.. Bulls Cough Sys1p is only 25c."
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SEAL SKm SAcous,
FuTlined Wraps, Seal Plush Sacqucs, Beaver Trim
mings and Nuts.
We have old stock, but sizes Of ffesh desirable
gArmentS which selling at such reduced prices
- to induce customers to make present purchases
b. III. STINEMETZ q son,
FIST HatteEs and Purifiers. 1887 Penn ave.
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SO Per Gallon, zoe. Quart ROttle. No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
Orders by mail. McGee's, 9th, near D st. colin
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ThOrntOn's Emulsion
of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for coughs, colds CONSUMPTION,
impaired nutrition and general debility; easy
and pleasant to take. Prescribed by physi-
clans. Sold by Druggists. L1rse bottles Soc
Manufactured by w. Z. Thornton, corner Bal
tiInore and Harrison streets, Baltimore, Md.
m.w.f
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''Alderney Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churnsd every morn
ing, and delivered in halfpound wv ard" prints
soc. per pound. Also Cottage Cheese, Butter
milk and sweet Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c
pint,
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LAW LIBRARY AT AUCTION.-Mr Bowling
will sell this evening at his auction rooms at
7:30 o'clock, q fine Law library.
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IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGNAC
j. CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIA1S.
French Carets, %. IS, - and $3.50 per dozen.
American Native Wines, Brandies and Champagne
California Virginia and Ohio, four bottles for 81.
Agents for 6rst-class houses, Bordeaux, Burgundy,
ChampaSneS and Cognac Wins de tout syrtes en-
caiss. nlS-3ms
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Aloha.

Friends Of missions, and especially those
whose interest and attention have been turned
China. ward, are pleased to welcome the arrival
to these islands Of DIR. A. P. Happier of Can
ton, China, who comes on brief visit to his
daughter Mrs. Frank w. Damon. His long
labors in that abundant field prepares him to
view with additional interest the effort that has
been put forth here for the evangelization OF
that class with which he has been identified so
many years. Here he finds he has become a
participation in island mission work, through
relation to our faithful laborers, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Damon.
And Y. NJ. c. A. members and the friends
Of their cause at these islands greet with
kindly aloha Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Mccoy.
Mr.. Mccoy is the general secretary of the San
Francisco Association, and has been SO identi-
fed with its aggressive work the past few years
as to be we'll known, at least in name, to all
interested in the great work for the benefit OF
young men. He comes here at the invitation
of President Jones to aid our association by
his earnest method of practical work, and has
laid out for himself an active campaign. On
Monday evening" dispte the inclemefey Of
the weather goodly number greeted him at
the hall, and last evening Mr.. and Mrs. p. c.
Jones gave reception at their residence to
Mr. and Mrs. Mccoy, to which all members
of the Y. NJ. c. A. and their lady friends were
invited. A pleasant social time was had till a
late hour.
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will have the bes, Of big 'bat." When
Beach and Hanlan meet, I venture to say there
will be a tremendous dash from the start, in
which the Canadian will gain an advantage
that will break Bcach's heart when he finds
after going az or 3 miles he is not able to re.
duce il. Both men arc so good, though, that
shall think it no disgrace II my "potHis up.
set, to adopt the sporting vernacular. II Beach
can move fast enough to keep the bow OF his boat
ahead Of Hanlan's for mile, think the little
man will fall to pieces before he has gone half
the remaining distance. All the authorities
agree on these points, so il is little use expect.
ing Beach to row his man down il the latter
once gets the winning, Cricket saw the ex.
plosion Of ideas such as that-and it nearly
killed him) rs, however, Hanlan is all there at
the dropping Of the flag the odds seem TO me
to be slightly on him-nas,y position to be in
to have to wish man like Hanlan anything
but good luck. So say, fair play, and may
the better man win ! think everything is
Square" enough
The fate Of Gordon struck a cloud Of sym.
patty here tina, it would have done your hear,
good to have felt. From Port Darlin to Por,
Phillip, from Perth to Smoky Cape came tri.
butes to the manner in which he had honorcd
his royal manhood--as Mr.. Cru,an would say.
Then followed the ou,burs, Of enthusiasm over
Mr.. Dalling's grand stroke Of policy-the
Offering to England Of Australia help. The
man gagged the sentiment Of the people to a
nicely. Volunteers on every side are soliciting
enlistment and money and kind are being
poured into the patriotic fund Golfers. The
same statesman did yeomans service in pre-
venting the New Guinea scare making mischief
with Germany. We could do with the Germans,
as neighbors mos, people think though,
perhaps, we'd be safer without 'em. At any
rate the climate Of the island won't admi, much
colonization. G. b. ID.
Sydney, February IS, 1885.
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TAs Sksttng Crass.

An evening at Mr.. Thomas Walls Yosemite
Skating Rink affords much pleasure to large
number Of our people, no, only to the skaters
themselves but to the cnvious on.lookers who
wish they might be able to fly on the wings Of
the evening and be--envied likewise. emusic
by the band on stated evenings, Tuesdays
and Fridays--when not otherwise engaged
lends additional charm and attraction 10 the
scene, aiding materially to the ease, grace and
animation Of the skaters and the amusement
and hilari,y to the spectators. On such nights
the opening gland march. led by Mr.. Walls
youngest sister and brother, is worth the price
Of admission to see. The additional attractions
lately Of doughnuls and bon bon parties.
orange races, ETC.. adds not little to the
meuiment Of the evening. II. skating army
Is constantly growing in numbers, and eK-
Pesieace is giving grace to several u our
would-be arielites Of both sexes and while
the order and decopm tina, is marked rule
Of the rink exists. there is perfect safety in any
Of our people attending this amusement.
With the mes rink Of Mr.. d. b. Smith. now
about completed, Il is fair to presume ,hs, the
" csase" will soon be on in earnest, and
HoaOlslans uill BE- rolling to their hearts
contsst,