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New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

Some Of our brokers' athletes and National
Gunrdsmen have been moved To initiate the example
set by the mad King Of Bavaria and insist on
having theatrical performances for their exclusive
benefit. Members of the NewYork Athletic Club
and the 9Th Regiment haze taken possession of
Harrigaus Theatre in body, and on Thursday
evening the Produce Exchange had an evening
call at the Fourteenth Street Theatre But the jolly
young club-mcn, athletes aud brokers did not
pattern tteir conduct after the moody silence OF the
Bavarian King. They kept up a running fire OF
chat and comment with the players. and after the
curtain fell the stage full of flying corks and
smiling chorus girls If tdis sort of atiatlon with
the stage goes much further. may expect to see
n handsome theatre under the same roof with the
majestic new Stock Exchange of the future, and
bulls and bears alike will mitigate the asperltes of
4long" buying and short selling by frequent
visits 60 the auditorium in which 0perettas and
burlesques will be in daily progress from 10 o'clock
till g.
That Sing Sing convict who escaped from prison
only 10 rob house that no had previously robbed,
would seem to be person of strong local attach
ments.
Secretary Whitney says that the Dolphin did not
encounter any unusual weather. That was what
the experts, Car tam Brown and Captain steele
stated when they were in Ncw-York preparing their
report. They were sea-sick. Oh yes; but it
wasn't much of n storm. But unfortunately for
Secretary and experts, there is definite information
at hand in regard to that storm. When the vessel
reached Fortress Monroe, its arrival WIS tele-
graphed North, with the statement that the wind
had blown for forty eight hours nc the rate Of
seventy miles an hour Moreover. we have learned
directly and in detail from those on board tho
vessel during the gale that the wind blowing at
the rate of sixty miles hour at the Owes calcu
latOn. Now sixty miles an hour implies storm
appToXimatng hurricane No prudent navigator
wants TO be ont in n heavy sea with the wind run
ming at that rate, whether his ship is structurally
sound or weak
There are few things that are not better of now
| than they would be If they were reformed by tho
| professional Teformers.
| Mrs. Ray, the wretched woman whose shameless
infdety 40 crazed her husband that he shot her in
the face and then took his own life, is WANDER
! ing about, miserable outcast. with the despicabe
rascal who was the cause of the tragedy. Rarely
is reckless vice so htly punished. Her health
broken her beauty gone. her face disigured by the
scars which the pistol bullet and the surgeons knife
| have left she turns to her only resource IN her
extremity the man for whose sake she made her
home hell They must pass the remnant of their
degraded lives together. unitod by tie which must
now be oathsome to both, bound by a common
shane They deserve their fate. abject as il liz.
Their lives are wrecked, and in death they will not
] be divided.
The Rev. Sam Jones has transferred the field
OF his operations to- Cincinnati. He can obtain q
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17
THE TALK Of THE DAY.

Maxine Llsboune the leadcr OF the Commune OF
1871 at whose orders the Archbishop OF Paris was Killed
and the city fired Later he served term OF seven years
In New Caledonia with an iron ball chained to Ills lett
ankle and wearing the prison uniform OF yellow panta
looms and rcd coat with yellow sleeves Evidently he be-
came attached to this unique gah for he has opened
hotel In Paris which aud other features OF his prison
lie are reproduced The doOrkeeper is dressed In the
uniform OF o prison guard. AMI thirty walters serve
the guests Ia the regulation penitentary costume. IL
was found ncCnYenlent however, to drag around the
iron ball the noor and is carried attached 10 ho
hail
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

The only feature of the iirc-damp explosion
in the coal mine at Almy, Wyoming Territory
which distinguishes this sad calamity from
many others of the same kind, is the fact that
it occurred when the usual investigation was
making to see ii danger lurked anywhere about
One of the explorers, at least so it is supposed,
ventured into chamber with his open hGht
instead of the usual safety lamp. Naturally
nothing but death and destruction could follow
such carelessness. Familiarity with danger
had bred contempt for it. Experience long ago
taught that miners cannot be trusted to look
after their own safety, and the owners OF the
mine at Almy ought not to have allowed any
lights but safety lamps tC be in the possession
of their men.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.

Mrs. John Z. Burrill, of No. East Fifty
sixthst. gave large reception Friday afternoon'
and Mrs. Walter f. suydam, OF East Twenty
also received her guests.
Mrs. Hinton, OF No. Al West Forty-secondst, gave
card party Friday evening to 100 guests. Refreshments
were enjoyed after the games
Mrs. H. X. Baldwin gave dinner party Friday evening
at the Hotel Brunswick to sixteen guests. Mrs Iheo
dore Moran, OF No Vest tlftythlrd-sL, also gave
dinner party in the evening. ~, ,,,to
number OF amateurs gave beneht TO MISS apuo no
Hyde Friday evening IN the Brooklyn AtheneuIn Wnos
were played, Miss Eba II. OTIS Mrs. Nellie iae
Nelson Miss Frost, Miss Julia Reed. H. Randall, ". s.
Maciarand. J. j. Daring J. II. Wilson aud H. H. uaI~
ncr in the cast .,,o,
Company OF tho 22d Regiment, gave n reception
Friday evening IN the Lexington Avenueopera tou,
About 400 guests were present. The Mlkado vas
given by during tho first part or the eNeh"s
and aiterward dancing enjoyed until late hOu'
The Viola Club enjoy cd theatre party Friday eVelhk
The Fourteenth Street Theatre. Among those VINO a.
tended were James Miller H. b. Allen, Charles t. huue
and W. H. Baldwin. Mrs. A. s. Van VOorhis also gave
theatre party ut Wallacks. ,.,
Miss Carrie Arlene Stevens, the accomplished daugn
ter of Thomas W. Stevens, OF Albany was marrea gu
Thur sday evening TO David X Mccarthy. OF SYRACUSE
son OF ex-senator Mccarthy The ceremony was Per
formed St. Leo's Church In this city, by the key ~
OIara. dinner IN honor OF the BRIDE and groom was
given at tho Park Avenue Hotel by W. X. eteNcns =
Brother OF the BRIDE Mr. and Mrs Mccarthy sailed iot
Europe yesterday on the Aurana, with tho in'enlon "
remaining abroad year or more.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

DIyEGRS AVID RECEPTIONS IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 tSpeciab.-The Sec
rotary Of tho Navy and Mrs. Whitney who have cnoses
Friday dinner parties, gavo dinner OF tweny,'ws
covers last evening. Tho guests were Mise Cisvea.1
and har guests, Mrs. Utsy aud Miss Love- OF buhs~
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

reasonable when he asks that the punishment
for wantonly breaking an animals leg sha,i DC
as severe as for stealing pocket handkerchief
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17
luSsY to Advertisements.
Duslncss Notlres.

"THR BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NEW
ia the verdict OF all who advcrssin IHE BoSTo'
3ouRN many Of whom iouni its columns 'o
the past forty years 1t circuiatss IN Iah"e,, Oa
g.. t.,,.n,,on. 40 No papor covers the purchasing
olasses of Nev.England more thoroughly
The use of ANGosTURA BITTERS VIII aIl0Iu ,r
adtats relief 10 ali persons affected with dyspepsia diar
rhea Collie and all kinds of ind gostiols.
XINFANDEL.
Tia Intention Of OF Table Care is called 70 tn
segbfu Znfandcl (the Of the grape transpahtes
from hungary California; when purchased from the Can
%orn,a Vintage Co. No 2l Place be relied upon AS
maued and pure Choice Wine price s27 so for loo
bottles Try IL and be convinced
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

The Rev. " Sam Jones has transferred the field
OF his operations to- Cincinnati. lie can obtain
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1886, edited by
the Hon. Edward McPherson is now ready for
delivery. 1t includes complet, 'tatistics OF all
elections of tAe past year, tables IN detail
for local results in New TX and Kings
County. There is also full budget OF gen.
eral political and commercial intelligence. 1t
is an exceptionally interesting and valuable
number. Price, 80 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

That Sing Sing convict who escaped from prison
only to rob house that no had previously robbed,
would seem to be person of strong local attach
ments.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

The sudden death of the Oldest daughter OF
the Secretary of State will awaken III uch sym
pathy for her sorrowful parents throughout the
Union. The American people are sharp upon
each other in matters of political opinion and
policy, but they are quickly touched with
neiehbors misfortune or afiiiction. The cir
cumstances of Miss Bayard's death are pecul-
iarly sad and will add 10 the grief of her own
and her family's friends. Miss Bayard was
great favorite In Washington society, and her
gracious presence will be much missed.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-17

There are few things that are not better of now
than they would be if they were reformed by tho
professional reformers.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
Grover ana the Poor.

A great deal Is heard In this country
about the paupcr labor Of Europ-. hut
IL will make some Of the tnrin eli,Dfs
rub their eyes when they read u, ,di.
torial in the London Telegraph that ip.
plauds the simplicity of the presid5 Is
wedding because where 80 innch V.nt
and misery stand Ia such grim and 4 ~
pr1pinquity la untold wealth and N
bridlcd luxury II seems both n sasactis
and graceful net on the part Of ~.
Cleveland To show that the pFcsldcn, I
the United States does not dcrogst
from his exalted position by making }
wedding the plainest and simplest |
affairs. Philadelphia ReconI. |
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
GENERAL NEWS.

The Knightso of Labor will nominate !
state ticket IN Wisconsin.
There Was organized during thu
month of MAY 81 new assemblies OF III,
Knights OF Labor,
Seventy persons were poisoned AT &
picnic at Centreyille, Illinois, by eating
ice cream. -Four are dead and Others
are In danger.
Charges of crookedness against mem.
beers of the st. Louis House of Dele
gates are boing Investigated by the
Grand jury,
This Irish League in America have
sent f3,00O more Ia the Parliamentary
fund. This makes eao,oo0 forwarded
within ten days.
The announcement Of Justin Me
Cnrthy's defeat mt Londonderry caused
u riot. His competitor had majority of
only three votes.
Elijah stevens, miner. lost u portion
Of his left arm by the explosion OF a
shot In the Illinois mine ut Central. lie
may lose his eya-sight.
A very successful trial OF the new
NUrdenlclt gun was made nj Dariford In
the presence II select audience chief
ly from the British army.
Among the defeated candidates for
the House of Commons are Mr. Charles
Dixie nnd SIR. ooclien, one OF Mr.. Glad
stones bitiercst opponents.
John johnson, noted Texas muir
ecfor, was captured nj Cheyenne 10y
Sheriff Ware u Mitchell county. Texas.
aud will b. taken there for trial.
The faction war In Rowan county,
Kentucky. has broken out again, and
Governor Knott has been asked to send
troops there 20 enforce order.
a mob Of Unlonis,s tore down a green
Home RIlc ilng in front OF priests
housr AZ BEieg. Lincolnshire, and he
replaced il and hired guard 10 protect
IL.
The inmates og a Conservative club
house Ia Duhlin at!lrkci u passing
Catholic procession, killing onr man
and wouuiug twenty others. The po-
lice auuouned Tie place and made sey-
etal arrests.
Armour y Co. OF Chicago do the
lara-s, dressed meat business In the
world. Their receipts last year wen.
about iiity million dollars; twenty mil
lion mon than the receipts of any rail-
road In the United States. though their
profits afc lut one tenth rs great.
The largest petition ever seen In Con-
gr-ss was presented before that BODY u
few days aga. II Is q half milc long
and mAkcs u Tnll two feet In diameter.
II contains thc NAMES of over O.n1
Knights or Labor asking more effective
legislation against Chinese !mmigra-
ton.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
w-vatsSes.
Troubles and twins never comes singi,

Troubles and twins never comes singiy
II YOU are n jacSass II Is your busi.
ness To bray louder aud Kick harder
than any other Inosass.
Ifaman wants to know how insig.
niiioanI be Is Just lc; hin go with his
wife 10 the drvssmakcr'a
The man who can write love letters
without making au .ays ont Of himself
lias kept thu matter very quiet.
People who advertise only once In
three months, forget that most folks
cannot rem mtcr anything longer than
about seven iays.
1t Is in better form now 10 say to u
man who Is boring YOU, "Oh, bring me
a chair" than Ia remark blun,ly. you
make me tired
Three Of the lords justices o. England
ha,. decided that love letters belong TO
their writer's. who. In cas-. OF cnstrange-
muni. may demand them back.
\ Massachusetts spinstcr writes cx-
nl,iugly; Thank God for Grover
Cleveland His example has aroused
the manhood Of Massachusetts. Las,
evening received my first offer of mar
rage
II IS q hard task TO undertake TO con.
vince q man. who never worked u DAY
IN his life at amy labor, that there Is n
real necessity Tor revolution in the
wage system and the establishment of
better laws for the people.
An irishman. owing to dreadful mis-.
fortunes. resolved to commit suicide.
But "a he did not wish 1t to bc known,
lest It would leave a stain on his family
he left note ON the table Ia the follow
ing effect: II hope you will not think
that committed suicide. The pistol
went oil when | was cleaning It,"
\ new way VI fastening on ladies'
hats Is To bore thu tops OF their ears.
put In gold loops. and have the lat
strings tied through them. Thus. step
by step. we tread thu pathway 10 pcriec-
tion, and ere the darkness of death en-
vclops nil the world. man will have util-
lied his nose in holding mp his pants or
pulling ON his boots.
Victoria has at last consented to
have u telephone put IN Windsor Castle
To connect with the mansions Of her
married children. The mothcrly old
lady found 1t too slow waiting for !,
messenger. Now she will shout into
the microphone, Hello, hello, hell
Yes, I'm hero' Did you say n boy 2
All right. III be over in the morning. y
Ben Folsom. who has become famous
as Mr. Clcveland's cousin, spends mos;
of his time ut clubs and speaks in a Ian
guid, drawing tone. lie wears a scarf
pin as large as a silver half dollar.
which bears upon his face a gaudy like
ness Of a rampant rooster witt red and
green feathers. He's well to do. doesn t
need TO work and apparently is glad of
ii
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

TmE interest taken b, the press and
pcop.u of the United States. Ia the cf-
forls being made fu. the pacincaiion of
Ireland. to, with tbs exception of few
hot heads. a friendly one. Common
tie bind the English speaking people
the world over. and .h. day is no, far
distant when representatives from Can
ada viii Ut in um Congress anI the Aus
,rgIians will bc an independent nation.
The interests of people rise abov.
mere sentiment. and = sentiment OF 10y
atty alone binds Canada aud Australia
to England to-day.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

Wi1n the defeat OF the Home Rule
party We may look for a renewal ui
those crimes which for the past genera.
ton have been Ireland's curse and En-
glands shamc. L, may be. or it may
not, that the defeat Of the Gladstone
following is the result of money ini,u
.nce. but IL is probable that a sufficient
minority TO delpat him exists in his
own ranks among that element who.
while progressive are never IN the van
Of progress. AS We have said before in
these columns. the final issue Is near at
hand. within the decade. probably. rs
in The minds not only OF the common
ally hni tltr riiler NJ England. 1t Is now
on q'osdi"n how two hundred years
ol IN, rule may cud without tcyolutinn
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

TnF Ute Chief is before us for tie
firsi time since lis enlargement. IA -
nca, Wnd spicry journal. 1t Is not cX.
cs!.c,i in Western Colorado. Joe has
haj go'sI deal to contend with n, the
Springs. hut the enlargement Of the
Chief shows tha, little energy backed
b, staying qualities" is the only rcqui-
sit. Ia succ.,-s in such a climate. No
'-blun' grcs with the Ute boys.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
srs,run Bown.'s hill for III. re

srs hroE B"wn>'s hill for the re-
moya' uf the southern Utes from Colo
radu to Utah passed the senate and
went To the House. There, unfortun-
aieiy 1t fell into the hands OF The fools.
otherwise known as the Committee on
Indian Affairs. It, fate, like that OF
the man who went down 10 Jericho and
fell among thieves. WIS disastrous:
and for 1t their viii come no good sa-
marian to rescue 1t rrom death. Til.
Committee has REPORTED adversely upon
1t. and this means It's defeai.-Tribune
Republican.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

As military critics are about equally
divided rs to the condnc, Of fIiE John
Porter Mt THE Second iiull Run. the dis
oiassioa ~ his ease will bo revived hy
this appointment. bu; the absolute truth
Of runcr's guilt or innocrncc will. M
all probability. never Is known. For
,unaicly there are bat Few parallels Of
this military caus. cclcbrc.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

TnE President has appointed fiix
John PvrlcF a colonel Ia the Regular
Amy. III. commission io date from
May iiih. ISL. with back pay. which
will amoun, ;o 5000. and IL the in
cs~s~- cs way for ,cnv,h at s-r~,c~ ~ ~
lowed him. ~ psobably viii L.. the
total amount OF back pay will lie sic'i.-
ig,.SH
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

rnE New York World /, sending out
an expedition Tits year 10 explore Alas
In; ani the New York Times also
sends corps of men 10 explore Noun,
~. Elias. the highest peak on this Con
iinrnt.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
DJItI;t gOlssi

a. q. GooDALL. President Amcri,,n Bank
Note Co. New Nurt.
o. n. BALDWIN. President Fourth Nsipnai
nank. New York.
II, CARNAN comics. rr,-iion, Hpringr
firr inaurunrc Co. Now York.
A. l.. souLAnD. President. s,criiur ~ IN.
surrnrs Co.. Nuw York.
l.. \. QuiNrARp. President ciii,.n.' ,ivine
Hank. NoF York.
WILLIAM u. snow. Secretary Nmcrl,. . i.aan
AMI Trust CO.. New York.
HENRY g. ROBINSON. of Porter nr,s a Co.
New York.
WILLIAM u. FULLER. with u. u. cnain \
Co. New York.
HENRY II. PIERCE, of Hutchinson. Pierce a
CO., New York.
:. u. WHEELER, Medical pirc;or. New
York.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
~ cir1ri.nl'-n 'H1I-,l

the White House during the pas, tire.
weeks has been a dark. oliye-skinned
dreamy-eyed girl, who Is generally nc
companled to the grounds by vcnera
bic old gentleman with one of the sun.
niest faces in the world. The girl i
Miss Helen Bancroft, and the old gen.
tlem,n ~ her grandfather. the his,ori
an. Miss Bancrolts calls are not fnr
mai OF In tie line Of society etiquette,
As soon as she enters the White Iioust
she is shown 10 Mrs. Cleyelands apart
ments, and seldom leaves inside an hpui
or two. As this occurs several times .
week, IL is apparent that the two Ladies
must have sOme interest IN each other,
and such is the ease. Since the ilrst re-
ception after the return from Deer
Park. the mistress Ol the White House
and the historians daughter have grown
Is nnectlOnate NJ a pair OF school gi,ls
Mrs. Cley Gland saw Miss Bancroft for
the inst time NJ the reception, and fell
in love with her al iirs, sight, as girls do
fall In loye with each other. She tnk
occasion before the reception was o,eT
10 get Miss Bancroft In corner rrl
have quite lengthy chat with her. tM
get her promise To call the very NIX
day. The love seems To have been 4 q
tnaL Mrs. Cleveland speaks OF he
dars-cyri girl rs the sweetest crcattrr
IN the world.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

Atg. DYEI. o. Hawiins. Informs ns
that the summer of ~ was precisely
such uuc ~ We arc now having. and
WIS followed by tho terrible winter Of
~ and ~. which killed half the stock
ga Whit. and l.rar rivers.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

II Chicago a club Of one hundred lab
orine mrn has hern organized, tine
members og which are pledged to save
onc,,cnlh ol their wages,
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

Tnr I'm shts % l.Iinr NJ Chicago
have ordered all their local assemblies
10 rNltl Anarchists members.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

Mn. GLADSTONE had walk over In
Midlothian. Air. Plnicll was rc-clcct-
,,l without opposition IN Cork.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

The largest pearl In ih. world ~,
sold In London recently for eoSo.i II
was two inches long aud four inclicF i
circumference. and weighed thti
ounces.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

GENERAL GHASr's book has been
translated into Japanese, and has II
large sale IN that country.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
rNlrGD srArrs OFFICIALS.

scnsior, n. -. r,llor and The. n. Bpvcn
NrnicT u spusr1 q. q. symrs
United siai's GAuhi 1T. I'M
AttuTufy II. ". inisssn
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

THr amount Of gold sent out OF the
country sinoc the beginning OF tile
year now uschrs 5G011O11.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

CoSonlss viii probably adjourn
August 1.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
ralrrn .I.rr.llNn oIIIlI

}. l. Ho,lFr. Resi.,er
,. ". i.c-. Iieooi,rr
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
srATE OFFICIALS
rauruTivr nrrAEr1rST.

Governor Benjamin II. Eaton
i.rutrnant Governor rsirr ". nrr.nr
Hssfritry' u State Melvin Edwards
Treasurer ~ slHir Grrrsu u. ssaita-
Aniiinr ~ State Iliutm 4. Spftinn q
Atiuniry Gen1fsi Thruiufr u. Thomas
suf,. i'f Dr. iusiuc'i0n LIS. Carnsl
sscreiary l.tuI y aui Auirva sss-nsinrf
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
ACsH N'.4.tia..o

Mayor W ~ CLARK
Trustee !. l.. Mediation, Thomas Is.
Watson, ., -. Tha, OF, Il. j. Little
Hni t'rnlrT .. Alirrnrtih
Recorder O.. -, tha3er
Treasure Y, ~ Watson
Iolioo Judge ~, J, Miner
Tu~n Mar hui iicn Nichols
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
cnuNrY nrfInIALs.
cousu cpNn,asinSrhs.

f1r.' District Ja fioyHdi1. Gienwosi
-eouna Disfrioi J. ). isns-i,gi. hife
Ihiri Disff.f A. j. GrrTurI. Acokrr
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
rnrcIScr aFFIcEas,

NNESEn DISTINCT,
Justices q. :. AiiiH aud L. II. Hf,shrr
Constant. H. T.. 1lnrk
Itoad ONers.-er samuel Martin
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
BUREAU Op GENERAL s>foitb
J1O<.
Room ~ ooreorau s,uiid,ns, " a.e,
Ion. u. &.

For n Zee Of one dollar, To be cnclp.t
together with n stamp for reply. rl
Bureau will promptly AMI ncctire ,
answer any inquiry concerning D.
writer's business before tho ENccue
Legislative. or Judicial Department. %.
til. Government, or upon amy other b
ieo, upon whlcl, information can b,,b
tanned In Washington.
~ X. s>~-r-s9.
Manager
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
REFERENCE.

REFERENCES.
Hon. siii1on Hutchinson. Editor !:
I'll. Post; Hon. T.. ". Fox. Edii.
National Republican; Hon. JEFF. cla.
dlcr. -. i.oms. No.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
Only Twelve Assessments

Have been levied from 1881 to is76 hycrFins
three year, and making the coat fof asacss-
ments to n man Of IN years irss ruA. FIVE
DOLLARS A YEAR for each si.oco OF Insurance.
send for Circulars. Agent. Wanted.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
.TATp al,Hu ~ c,TTi.E lN,rpcIull..
JrpicIAL nHrAirrAGNr.
pmYHi,Tearnr.

F1nh pi.,fii iuihtr ". 6niiari
nirifi-t Attna3ey wui.ain k-lif=l,
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
ANmyAL NND pIrli-rrRE OF NlII.s.

Arrive, sur 'isy. w,dn,-.iiy and Fri.
day at or. b.
p,iart. Monday. "Wednesday ami
ssurisy n, "a. ~
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Meeker herald., 1886-07-17
ntSaaLy snartr.

noJirts Mau'tty ut 10. IN
Arritte THURSDAY vt .r. IA
Al msi. closc thirty minute. u-fvn- do
rar'ut-.