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Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
a Tragedian Among the Boys.

New York Journal.
81 have been a school boy myself In a
small way" said Mr.. Lawrence Barrett,
the tragedian, to the pupils of the Cen
trail grammsr school in Brooklyn yester-
day.
The actor seemed a little nervous In
addressing his youthful audience, . and
said so.
"Perhaps." he continued, 'the reason
I have faced larger and possibly more
critical audiences with less nervousness
was the. reflection that l wos butendeav-
oring to interpret the almost divine
thoughts of another instead of speaking
for myself. We are all, all grouping in
the dark, bllndly looking out for the
tasks, be they great or small, laid out fol-
us. Out of labor comes repose; out OF
work a due sense of happiness at labor
well DONE"
After speaking upon the grand reaults
achieved by education Mr.. Barrett said
~ am sorry / cannot say any more at
this time, but if / had the saying Of a
thousand words l could not do more than
with you. as | do now, oil the joys and
happiness of life until it ends.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
In a French Restaurant.

Detrolt Tree Press,
If you visit New Orleans this spring and
happen into any of the French restau-
rants on Canal street, look out for a sign
reading, "No Hoosiers wanted here
My Hooaier friend was bound and de-
termined to try ons of those French res
~tsurants. His mouth had wAtered all thu
way down and he had licked his chops
from the depot to Canal street. When
he was finally seated he ordered an oyst T
stsW and a cup of coffee, and with the
bread and butler furnished free he made
out a satisfactory sixty-fve cent lunch.
He was charmed and gIatlded, and dur
ing the afternoon he probably sent 100
strangers to that res aursnt.
At supper time he called for the same
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
STOP THAT COUGH

By using Dr.. Frazier's Throat and Lung Bal.
Hosrseness and Sore Throat, and all diseases
of the throat and lungs. Do not neglect q
cough. 1t may prove fatal. Scores and
hundreds Of grateful people their lives to
DIR. Frazier't Throat and Lung Balsam, and
no family will ever be without 1t after once
using it, and discovering its marvellous power.
It is put up in large family bottles and sold
for the small price of rs cents per bottle. Sold
Kuhp & Go. and G. +. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

A chunk OF a boy was seen studying the
weather report in an Omaha paper and won
dering at the lads interest a gentleman APP
preached him and asked, swell, my son, what
do you wish to fnd?" I'm looking to see how
the old thermom stands at Duluth" replied
dust for home and get in o pile of coal; if
she's at zero / can go off with Bill jackson to
see his dog fight a tame cyote. Weeping
Water Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
The Owner OF Jay-Eye-see and His
GrapdChild.

Chicago Mail.
81. l. Case" said wisconsin man who
sat In Broker Schwartz's office, ''has q
little grandson now who has altcgethe,
supplsnted the famous J~ay-Eye.See in
the gruff m~illionaire's big heart"
When the ~millionatre's youngest
daughter lost her heart 1t went into the
possession of a young fellow who had nc
monty, and who had simply a moderate
place In the office of the Racine Plow
works. "Oh, yes, take her If you want.
You don't get anything with her, though,
mind that; not a id. penny" was the
answer which the aultor get when he
asked the old mans consent. There was
onIya modest wedding, and then the
couple moved into q little cottage rented
by the husband. "Give EN- a house, Nc
by God. Let them hustle" was the way
the old man met a plea from the girl'i
mother. Didn't we have to hustle, ehi
Are they any bstter'n us4"
The old man went along and spent
Thousands on his famous gelding. The
young couple moved along in a humdrum
way like scores of other modest couples
IN Racine. The young man "hustled;'
got around every day; paid his debts
promptly, and saved a little money. Then
cane a little youngster-a boy. Rough
old Case got around to see 1t; got around
oftener after that. He used to dance the
boy on his knee.
"Whatcher goin' to call him2" he blurt.
ed out one day.
"We thought we'd mann him after bis
grandpa" said the pretty young mother.
"See here, young fellow" said the
roughman of money, who started life al
a blac ksmith, ''here is 500, 900 for you.
I'll sta TT you In business"
So now the old man dances his grand.
son on his knee'. the young man hustles
on his o wn account, the young mothe,
looks pr ettier than ever, and Jay-Eye-
Sees nos Q is completely broken.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
Three

Why every one needs, and should take
Hoods Sarsaparllls In the spring.
LIST; Because the system i, now In it,
greatest need. Hoods S~arsaparllla gives
strength.
I'd; Because thu blood Is sluggish and
impure. Hoods Sarsspsrilla purifes.
Sd: Because, from the above facts
Hoods Sarssparllla will do a greater
amount of coed now than at any other
time. Take it now
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

Major Watson, who lost a pile OF
money and a paymaster's commission In
the regular army by INDUCING in draw
poker, will locats In Des Moiner, where
he has been given a position In the Offices
of the Wabash road.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
SKIN DISEASES CURED.

BY DIR. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
II by magic: Pimples, Black Heads or Grub
Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving
the skin clear and beautiful. Also cures Itch,
Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips and old,
Obstinate Ulcers Sold by druggists. or
mailed on receipt price. so cents. Sold by
Kuhn & 70. and O. +. Goodman.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
Quinn Bohauon will bavs n bsa,ir

Quinn Bohauon will have a hearing in the su-
preme court Friday. In the mean time the
people OF otoe county, ..where the last trial
occurred upon change Of Venue, are anxious to
have him go somewhere, as the legislature has
not allowed their bill for the enormous ex.
p,euses OF the trial. They are not very partic'
ular, either, which way he goes.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

Angostura Bitters, the world renowned
appetizer and inyigorator. Used now over
the whole civilized world. Try 1t, but beware
Of limitations. Ask your grocer or druggist foi
the genuine article, manufactur ed by DIR. j,
G Is. Siegert 4 Sons
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING & Cold
MEAT SAUCE for all kinds Of salads, fish,
vegetables and cold meats. Cheaper and
better than home made. No sauce equal
to it was ever offered.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

The fremen's state tournament has beer
liked to come off at Grand Island on the 18th
18th, goth and 21st of August.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03

Coughs. Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHIe
are used with advantage to alleviate Coughs,
Sore Throat. and Bronchial Affections. Sold
only IN kOIes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
THs INAUGURATION Ball.



A. 9'cloek l@st nlg1t thsse wsrs 0als
about ons 1aAdfed Democrats II ArbsIssE
HaA. shere sils grand Inaugural jollineatl7n
sas 10 bs keld Most of those pxsseat vs4s
nlsn &ho hase bees aatieipatiny something
"a the eaz u EeNard fr0M the new scllin-
ist tFatlOn, fgr pollncal services shich thsz
talnk oaghi % ~ slfFeeiatsd, and thsy
sIent a. boar IA taikug over
ibeir PROSPECTS, commenting upoa
TIE aetions Of some of their
competitors who have gone u Washington,
sEa expressing fear that The lollIhcation
meeting sas likely - prove failure. Ii
va suggested thai a mistake had been made
ia holding The meeting Al . point 80 TAR
away from the central part Of the eity, aBd
~hich could be reached without carriages
only . walking a bong distance over side
walks hat are entirely unaosuaintsd with
the City Marshal 0F snos sh0yels.
Al 8 clock, when nearly half Of the the
seats On ne main hoor were occupied
and d few ladies sat IN the gallery,
Hon. +. b. Dikeman. who had been
chosen 10 preside. called order and in
trodaced AR. Charles II. Taylor a.
tie first speaker. lie made short speech III
The old-time Democratic strain, and was fol-
lowed by J.. NJ. MatthewsoB. Of Lowell, ".
w. Taylor, Col. l. K. Msssmore and City
Attorney Ransom. The speakers mentioned
the importance Of the events which few
hours before had occurred in the national
capital 0f the necessity OF having ''the
rascals turned 0ut" 20 that honest men
may have a chance, and of the bright pros
pects for the fatHre of the Democrats party.
OF course they considered the Republican
party dead, bat most OF them believed with
Matthewson that il should be kicked once
m while, just 10 convince it,
I that there Is such thing as punishment
after death. Colonel Messmore aud Mr..
/ Matthewson carried of the honors. City
I Attorney Ransom did well, but as he fol-
lowed the Colonel, and when il was time for
the ball TO open, he was placed at a disad-
vantage and was hardly appreciated. Dur
Ing the speaking there had been a large
number OF arrivals, and when Mr.. Ransom
closed, the orchestra. Mills') which, with IL
excellent music, had helped TO lessen the
anxiety during the fore-part of the evening,
played The Sweet Bye and Bye" which was
! probably intended to encourage some of the
almost disheartened place-seekers.
The floor was then cleared and was i'm
mediately covered by as many dancers as il
could accommodate. The number was a
quadrille and the managers invited all the
"grey-headed old-line Democrats" to join
All declined. however, except the venerable
Leonard Covell. The rest of them contenteC
themselves with commenting upon Mr.
Coyel's appearance. They unanimously
agreed that he had selected as his partner
.'the best looking lfdy in the hall, and ap
parently regretted not having joined tn,
dance.
The net proceeds of the ball 90 to the fire
men at the Eighth ward engine house
Nearly two hundred tickets at fifty cent:
each were sold at the hall and rs many ol
more were taken by people about town whC
did rot use them. The boys ought TO ge
about 500 ont of the venture.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
IN ANNUAL SESSION.
TIE Old oFF,csss REFLECTED
A. Excelieot Showing Mace ~ the
6. 2. & l. Railway During the
Pazt Yszr.

Tee asnaal msellnz II the Grand Rapids
a IadlaAa aailsoaa Company, sas held -
The seaeza. onlcss IL this elty yesterday.
aeaziy every nesllhsf Of tae BoaFd Of u
sectsfs being pfessat. Secretary j. h. 4.
hazhaEt. ~ has reI0ft "a the condition. of
lhe road tor the East year anoaz ether
things, reported tAe following.
Ihe Total liIsage Of Foad under lie CON
Dany eosfrol. incizllng ne main liEe fr0tn
Fort Wayne - Aaekinas and al leased lines
and tra1ehes, y be Gs57 miles, sn ineFease
II Sc miles since last year. During the year
tl77 tons Of steel track has been laid, re-
placing a. miles Of iron track. The road
is nov al steeled bat 8, miles between Cadll-
lac and Mackinaz. The equipments Of the
road are ID frst-class condition and fall IL
every particular Three neW passenger coach
e. hive been added to the stuck by purchase
and one built at the ear shops, aud also two
baggage ears. Oross earnings Tor the year
we're 8, IlG. lsss.57: decrease OF Szt5, 3QG.oe
from lsa.i. tsrOss expenses, maintenance,
equipment, etc, 81 ~, ,57ss -: a decrease OF
szlesssl n. Net earnings, S6l3, rs. 10, a de-
crease Of bal SIS s5s9 II, aud net profits after
All charges, interest. guarantees on branch
roads. or leased hines, were $50, l95.ls The
receipts from the freight department were
81 "a, ls6.aO, decrease of $4,000 The
passenger receipts amounted 70 S665,5lf; q
decrease OF <l44.0uo. During the year $50
sJ7. T6 were expended IN making permanent
improvements in the road. The bonded in
lebtedness Of the road, about 100000, has
been satisfactorily adjusted. The Grand
Rapids and Aaekina~ division FROM Pc
tOskey northWard has been absorbed by the
main line and - now part of It.
/ The old Board of Directors were re-
elected for the ensuing year as follows: W.
| O. Hughart. Harvey J. HOllister, ". K.
Shelby. Grand Rapids; j. G. Wait, Sturgis;
). 5. Cobb. f. b. StOckbridge, Kalamazoo:
I J.. \. Mccullough, William Thaw and 1hos.
/ ID. Mezsler, Pittsburg; Robert b. Potter,
New York; Geo. B. Roberts, John L. Green,
Philadelphia; and G. A. Zollinger, Fort
Wayne. The directors organized by re-elect-
inz the old officers TO the same positions a.
occupied By them last year.
Business for the coming year, from present
| Indications, VIII be more prosperous than
during the year passed. The ready assets OF
the company are far IN access of liabilities
and the future prospects of the road ars
,right indeed. After being banqueted q
Inner az the Penin-ular Club House IL the
/ lftsruOon, and short busines session mos
u the directors departed foe their homes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The Mason L Morgan Mammoth "Uucle
Toms Cabin Company" will produce this
popular play at RednOnd's Opera House
Friday ard Saturday evenings. Concerning
il the Aurora BeacoR says:
Mason 4 Morgan's mammoth Uncle
Toms Cabin appeared AZ the Opera House
last night 20 packed house The piece was
well presented. and the various characters
were well personated: the scenic effects were
good and. snd the transformation .'Beauti-
fnl Gates jar" was the most beautiful scene
ever presented here. The house was filed 20
overhowing ut the matinee, the largest audi
ence ever assembled here. The company Is
made up of ladies and gentlemen. and We
bespeak for them a crowded house should
they ever return here again.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Dr. n A. 8ihbird reached home yesterday
- ~ a. m from the New Orleans Exposi-
lion.
Wn- Autis,lal. Jr.. 0f Detroit. and Miss
e}ertio Tnsiee. Of Detroit are visiting A. X.
tntissiel snI family st the Rathbun House.
NJ e. RI Daugherty. OF WRylsnd. viii
move uith-his fsIi.ssss to this city next week.
anil viii build a residence on Jefferson
avenue ssrly in ths season.
Mr. -. = Gilmore. saleeman for Curtiss,
Dunton g Co.. expects his wife 70 JON him
here tire latter part Of this month. They
weas4 married ia Nex York during his holiday
vacation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The favorite Thompson Opera Company
began an two-nights engagement at Powers
last evening in The Beg4ar Student. The
attendance was lsrge. The company i sn
excellent one. and it is needless for IHE
TxrSasAx 70 repeat praises that The Beg
gar Student" as presented by them. has
e4erywhere Won. This afternoon the com
pany will present a revival % H. u. ;.
Pinafore" and theater- zoers IN this city
Who have been heretofore delighted with this
admirable production viii not fail 10 hear t.
Thia evening The Berrar Student" again.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Yesterday forenoon Samuel ". Turner. a
contractor and tsamster. living on Lake
avenue near East street, was found on Otta-
va street lying unconscious IN the snow be
side his team and sleigh. He was carried
into 55l Ottawa street. when it was discov-
cred ne had n scalp wound upon the left
side Of his head above the ear. He was
taken to his home ia carriage BY his broth
sr-in-lav. lie Is a man s. years old, and al
considered dangerous. Undoubtedly horse
kicked him while he was adjusting part Of
the harness.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

At rHz NoR7oN-W. IL Goats. East Sag
izaw. n. kaine. New YORK. Oliver McClin-
tock. Pi5fsbgrE. G. NJ Thompson. Cincin
natl. C. 4 Condon Detroit; Chss. Hitch
cock Ionia J. ~. Bentley. Daniel Striker
Hastings A. + Biske. Boston. Geo. A. Hea
ton. Fhiiadslptis +. A. S0nderlin. Jas. "
dine. :. r. Hleks. lowell = A. Roseb0ou
Chicago. +. CIeImartin. Fort Wayne. ". r
Watson. Nancelons. r. r. 0-R0Hrke, For
Wayne.
Az rHr RAruRUS.-C. G. lane. AIbion
David Johns AMI wife. Coldvater. II. J
Hunter. Detroit. John IA Due. East Sag
nav: Chss. R8od and wife. California. r
n Porter. Chicago. q. n. McCarty. Toledo:
~. r. Hyde. BeEzsr Stussnt Company.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRe.

The Latest information About the
Popular Game.
The widespread favor with which Pro
gressiye Euchre has been received makes any
information relating to il of general inter
est. To meet this desire, and to supply a
complete manual and the best authority on
all points pertaining to the game, +. b.
Vinegar has just issued guide for progres.
sive euchre parties which gives in a nutshell
everything necessary 10 know. This is the
best rules of the game yet published. twill
be furnished free to all customers at bis
store, North Division street, Porter Block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Attention j. csllsd % the fact that Gard
ner, 8 krndf have orened a frst class
h,un3fy. c0nriete In sil its details AZ =
Har1n street frpusife the star Clothing
Hnnzp. uhsn fhey ruarsntee 20 90 The hssf
work wfth rrarrfne<s and satisfaction
Thev eSonf tie safest and sore<f way -
sho-o72hiV washing and ironing ciofbe<.
making their A. siesn snd white - new. ard
assnr no scs5s ct cileuic7ls. 4 specially =
ras.fe ~ cssllars. calTs asRz SHIRTS. Sstisfac-
fi.,n rnarzntetsi X evsrY rsrtlcllar. Parcels
called fs~ and delivered IN ans part 81 tbe
city. Teieph0ne ~.
(xaDSER 4 kzSn1-
Prarriefers
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

TIE Grand Rapids MozSISo TE1EssAa
clsnes ~ rs enlarged - a seven -coinHn
f8iio. It's growth ia size. v'siue and p1ollc
esteem has been steady and not slow from
The day Of IL establishment. Before Il canae
into being repeated Efforts were made 70
establish popuiar daiiy paper m the valley
esfy, but withogt success. But iEs MS
sRkss ails ti1e bil and is ~ pspes s0ught
after in fhfs locality for fke lstest news
vhsch = slweys reiishif Big R0psfs cvr-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
SPRING & COMPANY.

Turkey Red Table Damasks
from &c to soc per yard. these
goods are nearly half their
usual value.
We are selling Colored
Blankets at half their former
price. SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The riail earricrs II this city delivered ans
collected NAL IN FeSruary - follows. Car
risrs employed. ~ mail letters delivered
rnsn. mail postsi carIs delivered. ai.z7s
los,al letters deElvered, n. 80. ioeal postal
css-s@ delivered i9e21. newspspers. e., Se-
kserei. f3GE3e, ielisrs coiiected. II. .4ss.
postal carss collected. s. - nsuspepsrs-
ete., collected. zs1TS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

W1salsores. Mareh s.-For ths Uppsr
f>skes, f.sir. ssriasls xiais. generally sarIa-
e.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
Lincoln. Nebraska

Read what the Rev. j. Marsh. of Lincoln,
Neb., says of Steketee's Neuralgia Drops,
Feb. IL, 'S5: II consider your Neural gia
Drops an excellent medicine. For have
reason to believe that less than one bottle
cured me of weakness in my back, which
had troubled me more or less for several
years. Also others who let have the medi-
cine were relieved of Rheumatism and Neu
ralgia." Yours as ever,
]. MARSH,
Pastor South Lincoln NJ. +. Church.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The finest assortment of buggies, phaetons,
serreys and spring wagons in the city at A.
r. Antisdel's
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

We sell Toilet Soaps and Perfumes at very
low prices. We have large stock 10 select
from. MILLS * LACEY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

The Superior Court Calendar. for the
March terfn. which begins on Monday next,
Was issued yesterday Il contains sbYut
sixty pages and notes thirty seven csss.
There are eight criminal state cases and
seven criminal cases. in which the city Is
compiainanA One ease on The inqnest cal
endar. niue issues II fscf-iury. three issues
Of fact-non- iary. one special iury. four in
lez and lroparlaucs and four chancery csses.
TIE erifnfoal eases are. The People ~ John
Nder. aesaait with irtent 20 rob; Thomas
n8w5 arcenY from the person: Cody
"a rvocJi. robbery: William Burke
- r. Natlden. larceny ir9Fn store.
snd Niohaei Barrett. larceny
"a and Elwsri Boland. re.
and Andrew McGauy and
isreenY from the person
a' risee are. Aa,iie Mctiraw
"a ssms. Dwight Walters.
Ntnances txo axaia<s
eepinga saloon vithost
.sarsierlies--Charies e.
osia and William A
a Divorce.
- a bill in the Su-
" \ divorce fseul
raunas Of shuse
ssys that they
Ialy iast. ans
and thar he
Svs 70 hers
- iudecerf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

Buy your buggies and phaetons of A. r
AnfiSdel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
The PROGRAM.
A Rich Musical Treat in Store for
this Evening.

this Evening.
The concert To be given By the Beethoven
Musician Association, at the Ionia street ar
mory this evening, promises to be unusually
attractive. The following Is the program:
sonata. Op. - ...-..-.- .--. Beethoven
Allegro. Adagio Motto. Allegretto.
DR.. Mas.
Duetto. Una NOtte r. Nenezia .....-. ... ArCliti
Mrs. Davis. Mr.. Turtle.
(iavottc g Minor ...-... ..-. ....-. Bach b
sonata Major, (ln One Moment Scarlaitl
bonanza 10 Ia Prrdei -....--- -..- Mattel
Dir. Turtle.
Berceuse. Cradle Song ........ Cbo,;,
Ballsdc A Flat Op. g. ...-- .-..---..-
Dr. Mas.
Recit T.. Cagatina. from Jone.j .-.-...-- Pe,rella
Mrs Davis.
Spinning song Flying Dutchmln.) .-. Wagner
t-uer Lauber. Magic tIre. Nalkure. }
song 4 heard a ' ice Plnsuti
Mr.. Turtle.
Soiree De Vierne For Piano By Iiszt.l .Seh9on 1T
iRlOD ChromatiQue. l4lszt
fausf tantasie. List
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
The Century.

Vinegar has received another large sup
ply of the March Century.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05

would call the attention of the Ladies
to our line of Infant and Children's Gar
ments, to which Mrs. j. Barth will give
her personal attention; the styles quail
ties and assortment will be the finest
and most complete in the city.
1 shall also keep a full assortment OF
Fancy Goods, Notions, Corsets, Kid
Gloves, Fleishers make Yarn, Hosiery,
Laces, Ladies' and Misses Underwear
Ribbons.
Fully appreciating past patronage.
j. 3 A r II II.
SO Monroe Street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-05
wADswoRrA-noAcae.
The ~sd6ing Of Tao Esiimaels Young
Peopls LAST e.ening.


Tie hoEas Of AT. aud Mrs- Am. Boaxn-
ton. 80 Nj fernon street, wss tie scene II
: bright social event LAST evening, ths oecs-
slon beng TIE wedding Of Mss Nellie A
N0seEe u James d. n nzdsxorth- The par
iOrs ssrs made halaesoaas and cheerful with
many floral tribates. snd we're flled with the
friends Of TIE contracting parties. Al >
O'Clock tbs bride and grooua took thelr al
lottsd places, Aessrs. kyefed Dudley and
Earl 1uxb0ry supporting Ills groom, aud
Misses Jeanette NoaeEe and Minnie Hadisy
occupying the places Of honor with the
bride. Mis- Nellie Noaere, young lady
much admired for her natural beauty and
winning ways, never looked more handsome
than upon her wedding eve. She was attired
Ia a eream-eOlOred Albatross costume. silk
tortion lace. tulle veil and natural flowers.
The groom looked his manifest aud
best IN q stylish suit of black.
Rev. 4. IL. Brooks performed the
marriage ceremony In his own pleasing.
aud yer impressive style, and Mr. and Mrs
wadsworth received the warm eongratula-
tons and best wishes of their friends. The
guests were then served with choice repast
and. after an hour of social enjoyment, de-
parted for their homes. not, however, with
out leaving behind tokens of their esteem in
the form of elegant and appropriate gifts.
After short Eastern trip Mr.. and Mrs
Wadsworth will return to this city, where
they expect To reside.