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Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
Cniaa ben norite % ipenife &onse'

familie npbcr Sfattefribeo. ) Spsris'
betaIer aO~nsefamiIien lite beasr Coli
for be 8arsr, ben inbfsrer fra ubIan'
bet, busrten for Snbuftrisisnifanbe, Sir
euer ffarte Dritte | bet belle. este
boyss 5anbsIstibnius" paataIer | ct
Iausere Isoenbs Artitsl bette msninss'
Isie SorboIb. ARsb 9snipn paa Statte.
bprbet Dor 6onssn belle Iise mel
Solicit. De, iom frurauber BAN bette.
er itte bans genner, fOriaauibt iOm b.
ueb, buub he sisr."
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
seeeorob Suanets Goa..sl'

Sobn R. Glad. 8rinetpal, "a
go9sSoIber msb IS Wars griaHi4.
San tilbpssr ct ubitra,t pfohR aafs
for 80 Dollars. Der er SaIuydfS
iaa mango gIeoer fora ffbrtt aaI ''n1'
til, beribIantt en- SIasIs uust Sa1a'
No. 49,. +
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
Tottts.

Stuoent CInus 9abl pnfter OF faa rosle
fere gaenier til OF iRIse General @:ants
Memoirs. Irrmere Splpsninser faass oeo
OF b~eupenSe fig til BAN euten munStlis eller
iiriftlis.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

Norses 9lbfe officer sr samIs forbp.
Rrisstommisier Sparre. 5ans Saeob
Sparre sr nemIis fsbt | 1894, aItiau
81 aar CANNED. San bIep Officer
1910 os bOIbt | 1860 fit so aars Sus
biIaum Tom OFFICER, buoreftsr ban
1881 tos afftsb. 5an er enbnu raft
os rsris os ices buer Dag ipabiersnbe
paa gsrssns 9uber | fin llniformsbue.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

GirtnIarer for SbingDalds IH! ~
itore Grcuriicnsr isnOes enarsI y.
fom ifriper til SopsbtOntOrst ie7'' "
Nbresie: y. Wortsnien, 10 e-'
Rinsis Strsst, Gbicaso.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

Sor Sinetter meo 5bru9paaa' S1lz
fore grcuriiuu isuo fpI gutEl1Tr J
9tinsonna> 2iuisns Spossiuntrr g1G'A
Gorssie: 2tlireo gsortenitu, III 70
6iu,ie Str.el Gbiccoo. sll-lls
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
Decorab>poiten
esSSSaD.

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s-.sU rita VI iariass ia issssr xn<sheN a
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Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

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parolsn- ss1sSifs eses % 9etsuse.
9h D0OoaAH, IOWA.
ofsss stn Caussns esviss Bsnk, M
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Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
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eouuip Central Vou.

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aseGi Tor Bet iao bel bs,lsnot, s9G a
eearlslp' Sainojs. SoaO r., Tsalta
0's bar iiaTet Oeune RIo,,.s lNTiraa
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Osrs SlodOsrriss". 2isi. gor q Ha
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Sla9s opttes i 8sitsu, o. ot ' Sa . IA
"a laa8t b-0re at Iasas Vi uo,I. ' y
mso ben slass gluntuiao emo ros. max aa
9r. anosriOa st for liOsn : MT
ming | % Oatrius Gate gaus s'7@
Of nor at haOs fun Rt til !
man BAN oil FHoe IN grin d Z
oct er OSiaa uoeIu.isuoe Saa h.,
at 'sasuTtiHs &arierp" bar ana.
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ltrlusr auesriou / G~nlseni7o :; S..'
holO OS line CpIerslisr ! bet, !. ~
g~tiotpuatts gouHtp Of Soma ., G'Es
bar bait ben Jornsisli. Of 3 ga "a
met peaptteoe "Blut5srus:.
man tan tan'e fig; Spsnl ION SO
BAN. ct 8iiten eitsr Ten S!oo. ~.
laa nor, at belle S%ebO.oniaaR 5Iss ~.
isr Gnnesn tHios rGa i'm fl
os ienoe bet aiftso, % Ut ban r,g,-@
ise Sttlltn8 uar Is grs sr lp.r y.
Soteuet bauoe man rem Hatufioss
pg jes tror, aas u9 Gl5Bsr iatt, IN,
paa ben Ste, 'SHpOers . at5suis.. ~
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tio.
SIR. Gm'ub, NssHt for Guopri7, o.,
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Ter l SpeH. gta sr ban imiolsrtn \
bring. iaa bet itte oil ta,e izroa,. =,
lib, fsr ban bliOsr iitaao til ot INN, !
peoere ale be SuHosr. ban bar 5er 94.
bIep 2scorab o9 CmfgH gltsuem b.n :,
i1net meo iaa mango Jtn3t. o. s,r5,
Der, Of life Strange tror e.t; bsr par IN.
Iertio 5iIfRloet, os 5ui1eer al fr.si,
os frilte 5rqer og Baiio1rtr k,vs, =,
osnSaug stter Bsiiilrs Der q. usI,v,p
Sr. gIirtO @eTtsuiru, eur.L
Agent for 3biusDuua.smita II
tommet tiI6nss fra fin Rdis o. r
Stanb til at mebesls be rnap-,
St~aubinousr, iom oets at s,i,s Il
5abrsIanb / bsnus 9sit, sur riu
Sriss / fit garntomsbisH, at ian In
trufet iarbeIes bsIoiss artcrsgua.
for at tunus itnfis biuiss adid5leT
iaa pei I'll tem, Jon Blot raj. Ia
iom for BEN, Der asts at tis5s aa, |
billet. &siisomtoitningsrus tGsr
biaise, al bet oil pare tn Tor
til al sisre ct SuIsbsiss / Bat
2anb. Rsiisu til Stot5oIm tEr:s
50 eprsrs snb til Gstsbcrs .--si
WaIme.
2binsuuua sgiuisns ftanbirrvia .
turiiousr sre M iua psI bstjsrsa, :
fun Tibet tan iisss ON esm, isz 1
ollsrshs er tisnbt Of gubiitzn; y
bsbepsr tsrfor tun CT i~iIit:ts, :, Il
isrns / Aar bIirs Iausrs sno Hrsni,s
Ter, oe at bsr / Bar bIivsr cat III
for g siogsrsrnss getVsHlmL /. u
tsr n~ogfEfiaee t,bIiasgs 5ar rait m
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buoraf ben isrlts aigaaJ ban I0,ts@
tsnlbsr oe be OiiIuttcs Hte 9uIsjr
furiiousu BEN 3bis 9ecsm5a. Sf1
ia gbicago Fer nab isyhi Sl.i
@usonsr. oe 2inisus R,iisagt1t zfs
fsIser fra Gbieaso til 3tp sEt.
Sor pibsre llnosrrsining hsEu.: III
9binspoua >9inien annoncsi aett SlA,
FAINT til Gbinsuaua s9inisus soHtr d
126 Gait ain;ie Strest, G5ltaah&
49.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
SiifaIas euer fiQeie.

eieuhpmmen pna bet ncropeftlise Sisr'
ne al &aibinstrn & Yiain Strset, iioli'
eere Tlaos for Sanforos 2iuerp Stable
Gubuo enlfes. &ilet & 8iaet.
40 2m
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
Sort Dodge, lie September 1885. Soma

Spbuipu.-S erpeo betjeHotsIerfs for
Slast us Seuuer, at bet bebassoe 9uo al
falae fra bette 9ip til ct bspre, TO al pore
8srn, ben Glolte Glen ben ABE gtal IL
Var eammel; bun lGustes inoerlis efter
of fac fare berfra, oo bun par ftfer paa
at faa TONNE bism til ia CUB. Den pn9'
ite Susrinna, 8 Raaneoer 9amritel Den
e4oe gusuIt. So Serren gap % ban foS,
meu Sans gsapn p9re lopet.
Greo meo oeres Stsp, pelilsnet bore
beres Minbe.
Serst Sobniou, Senrp Sophl0H-
tgot SEMEN.
Saplep, glap Co., Rinn, 27oe Nn9ult
1GS5
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

SelIauo.- Serpeo betjsno'sIsres foi
elrot GA gsuner, OF bet bebaseoe @no
lin gtspum at fable biem til fig min eliteot
Suftru @uriua Rilsoutter ben 29Se anaip
! en- gloer Of "a War 8 Maoneoer os u
gooe efter ct Z Raaneoers Spsele'e a.
gqrina. sun efterlaper en- Sen, oerenoHi
er for Iiben I'll of ftjpnne Eabet Of en- pm
pa fiar @uOer. gsin bjertelisite Saf freri'
bgres til ale benz, Der par mig bebJ9lpe'
lice unocr bsnoes Iausuarise Spaoom oa
Iom fulate bsnbe til Sraueu 5 S9rOe.
iesbeo taffes Stat OIien for De 8reltsif
Orb, ban taleoe peo gropen, Iiseleoes bdnf
apne for be mango Seiss ps Yel9lern'n9sr'
bun piits ben Gfepoe.
6-,rN VI Sefldu0.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
2pfal.Nptitier.

Den beluione worsted Traster til $40
er iRroeles sooe; be iGlsss hos Sen Bear.
De penete og beette al9oer fnbes hos
Ben Bear.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
S. G IVERSON,
RUSRFORD RLkK.

Passage Tickets Z ana from Europe
by all Principal Lines.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

oENwRAI. Ngv7s AGENT
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

Sen Bear bar ct pattert rlopaIa of
Satte; saa mo til bant % ie Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

GREEN EXCHANGE A! LOVES! RATES
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09
E. S. THUNE
unaoommetr her / amsrita IEa

IOWA, wants your address with an
New, quick selling, big profit. III
Decorah-posten., 1885-09-09

Yriierne er meset lape hos Sen Bear.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
How an Old Man May Prolong His Life

An old man must clothe warmly.
After the age of sixty, any idea Of
llaldllood and CT facing weather
must be laid aside; neither the skin
nor the lungs can bear cold. Cold is,
N fact, the great enemy OF old peo-
pie and it is a fact that, if a man
GfsiXly or siXty-five goes to a warm
er climate than that to which he
has been accustomed, his life is pro-
longcd. Warn flannel clothes should
lie worn next the skin day and night
and there should he plenty OF Win
ter garments. If there is the least
tendency to asthma or attacks OF
bronchitis, two or three folds of Il
silk on WOODEN handkerchief should
be worn OYER the mouth, and ii the
weather be very cold, over the nose
also. Rooms also must be kept
warm. fer the animal heat in the
man past seventy is often deficient,
and III very old people even drinks
should be taken warm, as the
sources Of animal heat are beng
dried up. Old people will often like
rooms kept at temperature Of sew
enty degrees or higher. whe, young
er people are half stIfled in them.
Herald OF Health.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
The Richest Street In the World.

No street inthe world possesses
more value than Fifth avenue. Yet
the city derives hut one million dol
lars a year in taxes upon the proper
~, which shows concluSivcly that
this city suffers from the epidemic
Of differentiation. Tue total assess
ment upon the property along the
avenue is but $40 449, 900, although
it must be worth six Or seven times
that amount. As all instance of
differentiation, Mr.. Nanderbilt's
property may lie taken. His house
cost S3.00O,0C0, exclusive of the
land upon which it stands, which is
said to he worth balia million more.
Yet the whole establishment is as
scsSed ut 1000, 900. The house OF
lis son. William X, which is said
TO have cost S2,OOO,O0O, exclusive
of the land, Is assessed at s5pO,OO0,
while that of Mr.. Webb, his son in
law, quite as expensive i'll value, is
l;ltet at $500, 900. Mr.. Vanderbilt'S
former residence which cannot he
worth less than S750,OOO, is rated
ut $40, 900. The Stuart marble pal
ace is assessed at S5OO,0OO. james
Gordon Benefits residence, for
which S35U,UUO was refused, is rated
iii Sl5U,UOO, Willie Robert Bonner,
Whose place is not much more valu
able, pays taxes on IL valuation OF.
S515,UJO, which indicates that the
owner OF Dexter and other equally
as famous horses is an honest man.
New York Dispatch.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
Clues All Around.

\ boy about twelve years old re.
ported to Il policeman the other
d;ly that I; robbery had occurred at
the house under very mysterious
circumstances. The sum of SO,
which was in a china vase on Il
Bracket, had taken wings.
..Wele any OF the doors or win
dow> found :n;lsked the officer.
No"
And you haven't picked up any
clues, eL.'
That's the trouble, sir-there's
claeS till You can't rest. want to
go off aud campout, and dad thinks
/ crIbbed the money. Dad wants
u go to Chicago, aud marm thinks
les got the Doodle. Marin wants
Il new summer wrap, and dad says
She clawed them ducatS for SURE
ine hired girl is going to be mar
ricd next week, and dad and marin
and NE believe she raked in the
stake to go on Il bridal tour. Tell
You what, mister, when | see how
lnaly clues can be picked up Oh Il
little case like this, it makes me
ANXIOUS to know which Of us Will
come out on top"
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
A Tribute to Woman.

As a rapid and exhaustive ob.
server woman 0utSllineS man more
than the beauty of day ut high
twelve surpaSSes the flicker OF Il
birthstone match. With one little
bat of her eye II woman can see
things to which man with all his
boosted d,scerument remains for
ever blind, and though she may be
somewhat slow about getting up in
the morning, OF in fixing herself up
10 90 somewhere, she is quick OF
eye and wide sweeping in her
glance. The focusing machinery
IN the visionary department Of her
mechanism is always i'll gear, and
operates with lightning precision
without hitch or friction. Put her
IN IL cannon and shoot her through
Il millinery store, and If she sur
wives the shock to her nerves sine
tan tell you With precision that
>rcnS phenomenal the exact Shale
oi eve. y ribbon i'll the entire COLI
coin. Send her al0tt i'll Il balloon
wncn the wind is careerlng over
the city, and she can tell You the
contents of every clothes lln" III
town, without even stopping to
ca,cn her breath.
ii You are to have Il fashion re-,
po1t III fifteen minutes that would
cake you three weeks to prepare,
send Tie dear creature to church.
IL You want TO know anything that
c..i. be seen shut your eyes and tell
Your wife To look. ltyou want Wis
uom ot' amy description that is vlSl-
L.c from the hou.etOp OF box at
lne opera, bllndiold yourself and
hld her gaze. With oIe corner of
i,,l eye she will see more i'll the
u"sIueutfof All instant than YOU
zulu.d discern in two weeks with Il
nc.d glass. For brcadtl, scope and
accuracy the amount OF observa
l.un size can grasp with Il single
wlnk makes Il government survey
contracted and deficient.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
TOWN LOT FOR SALE In
BELLE HAVEN.

I offer for sale at private contract. my
lot in Belle Haven, opposite Ward S
store, upon which Mrs. +. }. Savage at
present resides. 1t contains II acres,
more or less, is improved by ~ comforta-
bic dwelling with all nect ssary out
buildings, and has thereon also build
ing now used us Il Millinery Store. y
more suitable location either as Il home
or for business purposes cannot be found
in the village. The lot will be sold OIL
reasonable terms, and ample time given
to pay tile purchase money. For fur
tlitr particulars apply in person OF by
letter to JOSEPH J. WESCOTT.
I.ocustnount, Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
Mr.. JIM. Mccain, of Bridgeport,

Mr.. JIM. McCann, of Bridgeport,
w. Va, Il contributor to poultry
journals OF the United States and
Canada, and a large chicken raiser,
says from experience that if St ia.
cobs OIL, is mixed with dough and
fed to poultry suffering from chick
en- cholera, all that are able to swal-
low will lie restored to health, and
if saturated pills are forced down
Tie tnuats of those who cannot
swallow they will flap their wings
and Glow in your face.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18

Job Printing neatly executed.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18

emmanshp Jy girl of letter addressed
10 tile Secretary Shore Agricultural FAR Wv
heretofore WILDE fecei0A
but not II other exhibits
the good order Which
charac zedt lie last BY of the Board
F. Fleming F.O Boone f. Affair." T. T. Wescn w - him4h, ~
J. Kelam. W. 7. Mason. I'LL. Ao'1i Ae'N'e"'
j. E Mapp, Secretary.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18
Accomac County, va.

Commencing Tuesday. August 25 1885, and continue :
all Entries be made after July st by let
to the Secretary DrJ. E. MArr Keller Accoinac county,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1885-07-18

Have a large corps of competent work.
men constantly employed, and willmake
contracts for building houses on any
part of the Eastern Shore. Plans, speci-
iications estimates of Churches. Houses.
Barns and Bridges furnished on short
notice All shop work finished with care
and dispatch. With in experience Of
several years rs practical mechanics, we
believe we can give perfect satisfaction.
Thanking our former patrons, we re-
spectfully ask a cnntinnahCeo Of their pa
tronage. J. II. BIRD s. BRO.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

until its tremendous flashes into all the
club-houses of our cities Flee the pressucs
of oissipating club houses. paid your
money" Sacrifice that rather than your
soul. Good fellows" are they? They can
not stay what they are under such influences.
MolIusca live two hundred fatnoms down in
the Norwegian sess The Siberian stag grows
fat on the stunted growth of Attain peaks.
The Hedysarium thrives amid the desolation
of Sahara Tufts OF osier and birch grow
on the hot lips of volcanic echr eehalten. But
good character and useful lite thrive amid
clubToom dissipations-neverI The bess way
to make wild beast cover is to look him
The eye, but the best way 70 treat the temp
tations have described is tn turn your OscK
and hy. Oh, nIyfheart achesl see men
struggling 10 get out OF the serfdom of bad
habits, and | want to help them. I have
kDelt with them and heard their cry for hep.
have had them pat one hand on each of
my shoulders and look me in the eye with
an agony of earnsstness that the Judgment
shall hsye no power 10 make me forget, and
from their lips, scorched with the fires of
ruin, have heard them cry: God help mei'
There is no rescue for such save in the Lord
Almighty.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
a mother-in-Iaw's Statue.
TLondon Times.1


A 6ne marble portrait statue of a Roman
lady has beer, discovered near the Scala Santa
In Rome. tits sculptured in Spotless PsrIsn
marble OF the TaIest quality. The right hand,
which was raised is unfortunately wanting
and the nose ard the tips OF both great toes
hive been bruised; but with these exceptions
it is Ie feet, and the surface of the marble,
uniI jured by corrosion, is almost as pure as
The oay II left the sculptor's studio. A Greek
inscrI ton On the plinth tells US it was
erected 10 an intelligent mother-in-low by her
son-in-law. Eubculeon.
The statue is particularly interesting from
the cir cUmstance that the face only is thatot
Eubou Icons mother-in-law. Oistatues which
have cen made to serve for those of persons
of q la ter period by the entire removal OF the
head, smother head being substituted. there
are many examples. But in this statue We
have the hitherto unique instance of the
origin al face, having been sunk sufficiently
Il permit OF the features being altered into
these of II Q lady whose relationship TO Ea-
bouleon is recorded on the pliuth. The let.
tering On the plinth, and the manner in
which the lace and hair are carved, would
indicate that the alteration was made in the
first half OF the third century. while the
statue utilized is q fine work of about tho
time OF Hardrian if not an earlier era.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan gave the first re-
ception in their new house yesterday from four until
seven assisted by the Misses Sloan and Miss Bennett
The house at No. East Thirty-eghihst. is double
brown stone mansion, with a broad hall and winding
staircase reeepton-room Is TO the left entering
while al the two spacious DRAWN
with the diningroom n the There music and
rofreshments. Four hundred guests were present. H.
Guiding most OF the fashionable people In the city.
Mrs Allen of No 1S East Forty y-secondst gave
large reception yesterday afternoon 10 Introduce her
with plants and flowers, and there music aud
freshIncnts. Assisting TO receive the guests Miss
Herrick, Miss Potts Miss Hedden and Mrs John Board
man. Miss Squres wore white lace dress satin,
with pearl ornaments and large bouquet OF pink
Mrs Allen wore white satin and diaponds. Tho guests
guis LAMA, Mira John Hone Jr, Mrs. Van Duzer Miss
Van Duzer. Mrs. Amos Cutting, the Misses Amy and
Edith Draper Mrs ii: Lee and the Misses Lee.
Mrs Herman T. Livingston OF No. IO2 Madson-ave.
is debutante Each lady received bouauet OF roses
The guests Alexander Haddon Miss Susie Mipturn
Miss Amy Boardinml, Ray Miller, Miss MAY Nc(leIan
Hamilton Fish, Miss Edith Warren, Miss Campbell M.
ward Baylics, Edward Livingston, Mr.. Rhineander Mr.
Parsons, Miss Otis, Miss Alice Elliot
Miss Myra MOfat will give reception at the Barring
ton No. AZ East Twenty-fifth-st.. this evening with
her cards sent those OF Mrs. Isaac N Phelps Mrs
Mrs. William Winslow sherman and she Will also be
sisted by Mrs. Bolton Hail. Miss Hurbut Miss Tyson
and Miss sper.
wedding reception given to State Senator John
j. Herman last evening at No 56 Frstplace Brooklyn.
Among those present were MOnsgnor Capel, Bishop
gresslnen Campbell, Robinson. and Bliss, r. II. Ha1I,
Theophius Olona and II. J.. Mnhonly.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

succeed supps opsretts but its production VIII ~
sary be postponed Tho decoration Of the lobby OF
theatre 10 now compieto'
Miss Adele Msrgulies viii gvea concert ct steinway
Hall January % with tho help OF ineoooio A"".'
and his orchestra
The fourth concert of the Brooklyn philharmonic mic
Society will place next Saturday evening WIN 'o
customary public rehearsal on Friday afternoon Ihis
Is the programme:
Overture schsrzo and Finale op ST. sShH%ann SSSnaesn
''"''''' A'' Mr. John r. Rhodes
symphony. no :. A major. Op o2,:.... Beethoven.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sang with Iheoaoro
Thomass orchestra at the second concert OF Jer-
sey City Symphony Society last Thursday evening.
Miss Kellogg goes short Western trip tho last Oh 'S
month.
"Nanon Will be played at the Thalia Theatre all this
week.
Miss Henrietta Beebe and Mr. Otto Oesterle tute) VIII
contribute to the pleasures OF the occasion at the second
concert for Young People conducted by Mr. Thomas a'
steinway Hall next Saturday afternoon MISS beeoo
will sing an air from " Cinq Mars by Gouhod' anu
ballads and Mr.. Olsere will play Doppiers ayl,
Bird in the Forest" The orchestral seIections ac
Reethovens overture to Prometheus the minuet IRON
Mozarts symphony in Eat the same composers rrH
ish March, Hofmanp's Ballade" and I'm S9nnen- yi.,
schejn" Strauss waltz, Dorfschwalben ana LisNs
second Hungarian rhapsody.
concert is to be given at the Metropolitan opera
House next sunday evening for the benefit OF Mr James
Barton KEY Novel features of the affair VIII be the
paricipaon Of the theatrical managers OF the cl'y as
monies Tony Pastor and Leonard Grover as uoor-
keepers. Among the artists Will be Dr. DainIosrrn;
Ovide Musn, Dan Braham Henry Widmer, Sig' orai''i
and others
Genee's success full opera comque "Nanon" Is 10 De
the first production at the Casino under Rudolph Aron
sons management early in the spring. lieinnch ION
red who has been engaged stage manager is at pres
ent in Vienna where the costumes are being designcu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13
THE CHARITY BALL Ar W4SHIHG TON.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 12-The annual charity
ball for the benefit OF the Childrens Hospital was given
this evening at the Armory OF the National Rifles The
large hall dancing with flags and the orehes
ira was screened by wealth Of tropical plants.
The guests were received ty the wife OF General RICK
etts Of the Board Of Lady Visitors and v Niles OF the
Board OF Directors Mrs Ricketts, wore trained dress
OF black velvet front OF bronze brocaded satin point
lace and diamonds The President went over 70 Balti-
more to the Charity ball there having accepted the In
yitaton before the date OF the Washington baiiswas
fixed. There many handsome toilets Tho wife OF
General Ruggles low bodice OF garnet velvet with
short skirt OF striped gauze. Mrs Mitchell vile OF
Representative Mitchell, Of Connecticut. was In ball
dress OF black ue the front and low corsase embrod-
cred with ,iny gold leaves. Mrs Van Auken. OF New
York wore court train OF black satin over pctticoat OF
white satin covered with Chantily lace. Miss Van
Aukens toilet was ball dress Of blue ulc. Miss Gibbs
daughter OF Surgeon Gibbs, black uc with clns-
tiers OF passion 10wers. The vile Of Representative
Seney of Ohio In black velvet ana point lace with
white ostrich tips In her hair Mrs. Ben Herr oi San
Francisco a cOlored satin dress trimmed with
bands OF swansdown The wife of Judge Macarthur wore
cherry satin covered with Chantilly lace.
The supper room opened al IL O'CLOCK. MANY OF
the floral decorations gent from the White onse
conservatory The ladies the committee were dis
tngushed by yellow and white ribbon rosettes and the
gentlemen by red rosettes.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-13

Tinker: second yice-president William II. Allen treas
urer q. D. s. Trask; secretary, George Hill IN the
evening dinner eaten at Martinells captain shSw
right and Collector Robertson at his left Others present
were Thomas L. James, Erastus Brooks. ex-Judge Ar
noux Addison Brown Frederick smyth. DR. g y Jones.
stewart woodford Aigernon 8. sullivan william Sr AL
d. Jones' Parker Ehu Spicer. Frederick Bunnsee'
q. d. g. Trask James NJ Brown, William IL Mepy I'm,
toasts and responses given The Presinent VI ho
United States drunk I'm silence the state OF Ne"
the Port Of NewYork, Collector Robertson the Mans
Society, william Allen Butler the Judiciary rreusSA
Smyth and ex-Judge AmOux the Bar. Burton l. beara
Commerce. Samuel ID. Babcock; Insurance-an anu 70
Commerce. John d. Jones the Spirit OF the Age .ee.
Stewart L. Woodford the Genius of the sailor, Dont
give up the Snip" Agernon Z. Sullivan tho Ancrie
Navy James Parker Sweethearts and wives, in schoo