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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-03

Joe Lippert having removed from Quigley's ward, will run for a delegate t0 the county convention on the Democratic ticket t9 MOTION.
 It is bar1 work for ye reporter to gather news these days, but he does not overlook anything that is going on as our columns will show.
 The subscription list of the Epitaph Will look as though it had been struck by lightning when its carrier gets through to-morrow, and faro and billiard money will be pretty scarce on Saturday evenings.
 us Mansfield was reported to be very sick while in Frisco, and since his return to this city the cause of his sickness has been learned. It seems that Russ purchased 8 plug hat, and pair of dude pants, and paraded on Xearney street, hence his illness.
 From a special dispatch received to-day by q gentleman of this city, it is learned that Mayor BaFtlett of San Francisco has received the nomina- ton for Governor on the Democratic ticket of California, and that Byron Waters of San Bernardino, has been nominated for Judge of the Supreme Court. This means a walkoyer for the Republican nominees,
 Gus Tribolet is nov running his meat market on Allen street on a strictly cash. basis and it will pay our citizens to, cali at his shop and get the choicest cuts of beef for very little cash. 8-6 i.
 Gregory's restaurant Fremont street will be opened for business on Tues- day morning, August 3l under the management of Mrg, C. Gregory. Everything first class and terms strict ly cash. If.
 Eifteen dollar pants for eleven dol | CTS at Harris the tailors. S-13tf
 All my goods are paid for and as l want money and want it bad vii! make $50 suits for $35. Harris the tailor. 8-13f.
 Cordials, syrups, wine, whiskies and cigars at L. B. Van Burt's liquor rerOoms on Allen stree [. 1
 Ayers Pills possess the Eosi
 virtues of some of the best known medicinal plants, prepared and com bined with scientific skill-rejecting the crude and drastic portions, anC retaining only the active principle the part which cures and does nc tarm. li ItU iIt Ii tl i3! Ilrli
 Lesser Summerfcld has the largest stol of clothing in San Francisco, at 942 Markc Jftc under heBin'w 7-24tf
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FOR 9,OUNTY Ass EsSOss.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Assessor, subject to ttLe actien of the Republican poHnty Con- Eention. sQhN F. 0i'o " Ahi' Wilcox, Arizona Territory
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EOR SHERIFF.

i hereby respectfully announce myself candidate for the office of Shler il oI CochlSe County, subject to the will of the Repub'iea" JOHN MONTGOMERY.
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Caution Notice.

I hereby caution all parties and the public not to trust my late partner, Chas Donmeyer as l will net be res ponsible for debts oi his contracting.
 ALEXANDER BACELLI.
 Contention Restaurant. Tombstone Aug. IT, 1886.
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FOR COUNTY RECORDER

Ihsra5y announce myself as eand!aSte for tLg office Of County Recorder, subject to she action of the Republican County Con xsntion 4 W. F, BRADLEY.
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FOR CORONER.

I hereby announce myself as candidate for reelection to the office of Coroner and Public Administrator Of Cochise County subject to the action of the Republican, County Convention,
 ''' '''' JkMEs DEAN.
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FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as candidate tor the office of Sheriff of COchi5e County subject to the action Of the Repub'lcan County Convention, which meets in Tomb s,.as. Moudar, September B, lsS6.
 q $ &RROlT
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F0Tl BOUNTY ASsESsOE.

At tue eolIcltatiop of many friends thfougacut Cochiss County, hereby an- M aevnee age" EnyseH as candidate for the office Of County Assessor, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention.
 E.G. NORTON.
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FOR sALE-A Ranch eight miles from Tombstone. Plenty of water and grass, good house, corral and watering troughs.' For further particulars apply to Dewitt
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FOR SALE--Two first class unlimit- ed tickets to St. Louis. The same will be sold very cheap if called for as this ofice. tf.
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FOR couNrE 4aEAsuRER.

Thereby announce myself as q cordId3: ; for tke oiliee Of Treasqf2r Ef C0ci'lSe Cornty, suSject 3 tk{a aelioa of the RTP"6' lic%gs County ConYeniior-
 . '" A. J. RITTEPs
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FOR CuIKF oF POLICE.

hereby anuoIacc myself as cnrdidate I,.r the ur:ce of hicf of Policr of the city O. Tombstone 4. the el suing city election .
 GEO. ". OAKS.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

hereby ana. uncc myself as candidate
  rGF tiG oiiil,S .s It";iniE Assessor, subject tn .c 4rt;on Of tLc Republican Csunty ,,,,..r.r,;,, ". R BURKE.
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Bartlett, 4arpey, and Hon.
 GrickS.

GrickS.
 Special to TIE DAILY ToMBsToNEl.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Mayor Bartlett of San Francisco, received the nomination for Governor at the hanls of the Democratic State Cou7, vention to-day, and TaFpey for Lieut.. Governor, and cid koy Bill Hendricks of Butte, for Secretary of State.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-03
EOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as candidate t,,r inc office O: Sheriff of Cochise county subject to the action of the Republican County Convention. K. 5. AAlCh'
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pose
After the Trouble.

Special to TIE DAILr ToNDsToNEL
 CHARLEsTo9 S. O., Sept. 3.-People szs gradually taking account of de- tails of the injury worked by the earthquake and the list of damage to property is startling. A limited sec tion in the south of the city is a sample of the whole standing. At the postofice, and looking west ap ai- most impossible roadway of debris meets the eye, The building of the Chamber of Commerce is badly dam aged. Portions of the south and east walls having been torn down by the shock, and the buildings of Walter Evans and Benswell have also suffer ed. The heavy granite slabs which formed parnpet of the News and Courier buildings are on the sidewalk leaving the slate roof and q portion of attic floor exposed But the viol- ence of the earthquake is most per ceptibie at the historic intersection o
 Broad and meeting streets.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-03
FOR CQysTABEF,

hereby announce myself for the office o, Constabls for Tomhstt2H2 precinct, suhjec to the action C5 ths Republican County Convention. FRANK BROAD.
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1t said time and place the Delegates from the counties of Yavapli, Yuma. MohAye, Apache and Maricopa will meet in r,gb Con ybntion to nominate Joint Couuciii2Gp dnd likewise the counties Of Cochsc, Gra- ham. Gila, Pinal ard Pima, tn nominate a Joint Councilman.
 WEBSTER STREET,
 Chairman Central C0mmistee. c. D. REPPY, Secretary.
 Dstld Tombstone. August 3. 1886. td
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D en unusually warm. ' The thermometer registered 96 deg. at noon to-day.
 Select Knights, A. O. U. W, meet this evening,
 JaiIor Dick Gage is still confined to bis bed.
 Read our regular Washington letter which appears in another column.
 Read the advertisement of sum- mons in another column.
 Mrs. R. s. Hatch returned last eve ming from visit to California.
 Charles Tlibolet is confined to his room by an attack of the material fever.
 Mr. E. Storms took his departure this morning for his ranch in the Dragons.
 It is reported that Bob Kinney and old boy Ashmun, patronizes a 3 for ? restaurant in Los Angeles.
 Nearly all the ladies who left Tomb stone to spend the summer in Califor- mia have returned.
 Look out for squalls tomorrow as the Democratic primaries will be held in shiS city on that day.
 w. D. Coleman who arrived in this city last evening, will return to sonz ora again tomcrrog.
 Thera was not single article for record in the County Recorders uf- flee to-day.
 Mrs. stantley c. Baggs returned last sy2ning from q visit 10 Santa Bar: bara California.
 The Fountain restaurant is For Sale. See ths notice in another column.
 Hay is already being cut on the 1pssas and valleys adjacent to Tomb stone.
 The outlook For cattlemen in thi, section has never been so good since 1880 aS at present.
 Johnny n>haa returned last even- ing from Santa Monica greatly inl- proved in health.
 a;irs. t.:.iF i,ys2slin faY8.ned last eye ming ieo.& california, where she ha b's2e" Yleit,ag Tifiie2dF. ii
 Fdw4g.l ifhirnon brother of tn Iase Rivhard AVhinnep arrived in thi city from &t5cktYE California yestsr day
 1'ne trial of Mrs. EHgen2 Edmond was resumed this mo{ning In Judg Easton's Court but was postponed un' il to;morrow on account of th5? i'll ness of the prosecuting Attorney.
 Foar days western mail arrived las evening, and our postmaster and hi assistants were kept very busy a2sort ing the same.
 The Epitaph Aas not found ou that the Republican primaries ar oyer, as it still publishes the call fo the same in its coldmns.
 The regular weekly meeting of tn Secret Anti-Chinese League, will b held at the City Hall to-mor:ow eve ming at s o'clock.
 Jos. Pascholy is having his hilliar table in the accidental bar remoddie much to the delight of Harry Brool
 Russ Mansfield returned from Cali fornia last evening. Although nf entirely recovered his health is mSc better than when he left.
 An individual whose name we di not learn, got fined $25 and q sent ence of 30 days in the county ia yesterday, for stealing watch frol John Montgomery. L. Liegbhauer, |. Clark San Fran cisco; J. H. Whitbeck Chicago; J. Robbnis Racine; J. V. Bergen Austi Emil Lydon Sonora; M. Barbachmal , San Pedro; Russ P. Mansfield l. Angeles are registered at the Occidel , tai Hotel. John o. Dunbar the "editur" of Il
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-03
Santa Cruz Shocked.

Special to THE DAILY ToMBsTqNE.l
 SANT4 CRUZ, Cal, Sept. 3.-A long but not sharp shock of earthquake was felt here at II :45 to day.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-03
Enr Citr license Tax Collcctor.

z'S s't.S
 hercUy announce myself as candidate S,r the office oi City Llcens1 ""X Collector, Assessor and Health Officer, subject 10 inc will of the PeoI lr.
 G. CHAPMAN.
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Wanted.

A frst-class baker can secure er.- ployment by applying at the Eclipse Bakery on Fremont Street, If.
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Left Over.

"Daniel."
 "Yes, madam"
 "In cleaning out rooma, etc, pre- paratory to finding places tp hide away canned goods for the winter, l fHd in one of the wardrobes this great heavy pair of rubber boots, with such long tops. Whose are they2"
 "The Presidents madam"
 "Down in the leg of one of them I find this black bottle with q high cork. What is that forY"
 "Bait."
 "And in She other leg is an old pack of cards wrapped in an oil cloth. Whose are they2"
 "Qh! see. They are pair left over by President Arthur"
 "Thanks, Daniep'-from the ad- joining room.-Washington Critic,
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.TELEGRAPHIC

ITELEGRAPHIC SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. The Correspondence of the Czar and Prince Alexander will Lead to
 Var Sure. Charleston, South Carolina, Presents Terrible Scene After tho
 Earthquake. Santa Cruz; California, Gets the Tail End of the South Carolina
 Earthquake. The Bulgarian Revolutionists Have Fought Battle With the Ad- herents of Alexander.
 
  The Democratic State Convention of California Ballots Once for Governor and then Ad-
 journs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23


Special 10 Tho GaEetta,
Cisco, Tx, May 22.--Last night at
about $40 O'Clock the alarm Of fire was
gwen, end It was soon discovered that
The union depot was on Hro. AZ ilrst II
was IN ugh that there was no danger Of
the fire spreading, but 10 q few minutes q
pile Of lumber In the lumberyard caught,
and II was with the greatest difficulty
that IL was ox,ingulshed. a car on the
Central road with two tanks Of water ON
1t was standing few yards down the
track. II was soon rolled up near the
fire and by this time almost everybody
had q bucket III his hantl and the water
works began to play beautifully. BY the
time every pile Of lumber and shingles
were thoroughly wet the building that
WAS on fire fell Ia and a shout OF reiet
went up from all quartors, for 1T was
then certain that the IRE could spread no
farther.
The loss Of the union depot Is u great
one 10 the people of Cisco aud Is much
regretted by all. II was one Of the finest
depOts in the state, costing something
over $4,000. 1t Is hoped that the rail-
road companies VIII ere long erect an
other one just as good, for there Is no
Ilhtt III tiit hkubt WuNtt u Epbb Dhnothfti
depot Il more needed and could be better
utilized than at Cisco.
The west end Of the depot was occu-
pied by the Texas Express company and
balgag, -rooms. The express company
saved almost every thing The transfer
safe was rolled out, but the large safe,
which had some money, q thousand OF
two dollars, roasted In the dimes. Most
all tbs Baggage was lost, but two or
three trunks were saved Next came The
ticket office, the central portion
OF the house, Nothing al
all waq saved from this Office. Next, Tho
southeast part Of the depot was Occupied
~ Mrs Benson md used for hotel. She
saved nothing at all except dressing
case or two aud few chairs. Her lusf
s. estimatod az ilom $1,000 70 $1,000 Ma
insurance. There WIS 30 Insurance on
anything, unless the company had ~
suraDce 90 the depot, which cannot be
/ ascorlaiued from the agent hcre.
/ The Pacific Express company los
nothing.
As 20 how The IRE originated Il inys
4 terry IL was first discovered Ia the water
closet, where tGere was no lamp or am
4 fire ever kept, ani ie less than five min
ures aifcr u mas discovered the fire ias
I spread froln Que end q the depot 10 IN
/ other,
The eutsre loas 20 the railroad com
/ pauios and fie ei.izsnA of Cisco Is est
mated "a DO froa go, coo 20 $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
DESIsOs.
Tho Texas Editors Coons aud wildca ts-
wats r-works--A About n watch.
special 10 the Gazette,

Ths Texas Editors Coons aud wildca Ia
wats r. works--abnut "A watch.
special 10 the Gazette,
DENIsoS, Tx, May 22,--ThIs mora
Ing at Sl35 O'Clock the Texas editors,
forty In number, passed through here en-
route to Chicago. They occupied two
sleepers, and were wrapped In the arms
OF Morpheus, and missed taking view
OF the liyeliest city OF Texas.
Deputy Sheriff Bayles left for Illinois
this morning TO visit relatives and the
scenes Of his childhood. He viii return
In about two weeks,
Last night at ~ O'Clock Officers Tom
Wright and Bud East departed for Red
river on fishing excursion. They re-
turned to-day and reported catching six
coons out Of nine and one wildcat out Of
four II the boys had taken Harry w..
Gardner along they would have captured
! the other three Wildcats.
Mr.. Lingo and DR.. Bailey left on the
north boand train for Caddo Tor weeks
recreation hunting and fishing.
Ire waler-wolks management have put
on an txtra force OF men IN order TO push
the works 70 as early completion as
possible
AuOui u WIN uEO fOib NANSh Woo
stolen from the ColloDsde hotel, and no
trace Of IL was fouAd until this morning,
when Officer II. S. Gardner arrested n
colored man known as Dave, who told
the officer nc gave the watch TO another
/ coored man by name Of ELI Gentry.
I Dave says he first got the wstcb from one
/ ed. He In turn says he was given the
watch by Zepheus. who runs on the Mis-
souri, PACING railway between Denison
aud Fort Worth. Said Zeph, on inyesti-
I CATION, failing TO materiaiize, his honor
/ held ia IN $500 bond, which DC could not
4 give, and Is row in jail. The came
/ officer Yesterday arrested o coon said 20
( be wanted IN Fort Worth for breaking
out Of the cAiabOOse.
Mr.. Bob Humc Of the Territory was
| married this week at the house Of ex.Goy.
1 IIurney In the Nation. Bob Is now SUI
premely happy. TnE G4zErrE wishes
! the happy couple 4 prosperous voyage
7 over the sea OF cOnnubial bllsa.
Capt Dan Webster left this afternoon
( for Sherman TO attend to some business
and will return tonight.
Prof. HIrscb, and number OF ladies
aud gentlemen who went 10 Sherman iasi
pight 10 attend the grand ball, returned
this morning, and report the bail a socia
aucceaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
COURT OF AppEALS.
orders Made at tho Ans,in sitting Ye,tsr
day.


orders Made at the Anstin sitting Yerter.
day,
special 10 the Gazette.
AUsuN, TEX, May % - In the court Of
appeals the following orders were made
Aligned; Jake Cbeyst vs.. the State,
from Parker county; Matt Williams VS..
the State, from Brown county; Madison
Weaver va. the State, frold Smith county I;
william Ratclff vs.. the State, from CO.
mauche county; Jose Costello VS. the
State, from Tom Green county; A. Mend
'icks VS.. the State, from Kinney county
Reversed and remauded; V. G.. Kames
vs.. the State, from Lamar county;
Thomas Taylor VS.. the State, from BeNar
county; w X Baker et al. vs. the State,
from Uvalde county; Kate Camel VS.. the
State, from Shackeliord county; j. A.
Alexander VS.. the State, from Parker
county; Silas Ayres VS.. the State, from
Washington county.
Submitted on briefs for tn parties
IL, A Thompson VS.. the Slate, from Run.
nels county; Galveston, Harrisburg 4
San Antonio Railway Company VS., M. L
Jesse, from Kinney county; a. Douglass
ys. the State, from X IT county.
Ccriiorari ordered; ktung VS.. Barnett
from Nolan county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

trustees ware appointed to secure the
charter for the roller flaur mill: j. nj.
Hill, A. J. Browii, G. w. Cottcr, Nose
Barns, P. J. Ingle, J. Il. Youngblood.
7. v. Smith.
Five hands employed on The farm of
b. Il. Johnson, ST., four miles east Of
town, who were getting rs cents dav
and board, struck yesterday for 81 per
day and board. Mr.. johnson paid Of
the strikers and discharged them.
Friday night at Barns hall Mrs. Cox.
with her pupils OF South Aiyarado school.
had concert, the closing exercises OF
her school. II was largely attended, and
tho entertainment, which consisted in
speeches, reciations and The browning OF
the queen, In which forty little bows and
girls took part, was enjoyed By ali. Mrs.
Cox 10 a lady OF high culture aud refine
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
ARLINGTON.
A Burglar Caught in nn Crime Graf,

A Burglar Caught in nn Crime Grain
Suffering,
Correspondence of tho Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, May 81 Last night
the grocery store Of Col. A. Harris was
entered into through the back window by
tramp, who was helping himself when
two gentlemen who Glanced to be sleep
ing next door came upon him with clubs,
and succeeded la landing him ia the
calaboose. He had preliminary ex-
animation to-day, and Marshal Gamage
left with him on the o'clock train for
the Fort Worth j IL.
Small grain is beglnnlngto suffer con
siderably from dry weather; other crops
are not hurt yet.
Rev. Sam. j Franks will begin a
series Of meetings NJ the Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

Tho Ssory Connecting W. J. Swain
with therhulIps Scaedai az Austin
10 10 Traced to Its Source.


sacoial 10 tho Gazette.
WACO, Tx, May ~ AN envelope adj.
dressed to She,lf W. 7. Harris, and In
closing au attachment Issued by James +.
Hart, clerk OF the district court Of Travis
couaty, commanding him 10 attach the
body OF u. l.. Henderson, manager OF the
Western Union telegraph otilce In Waco,
ana him forthwith produce before the
grand jury OF Travis county, and that
said Henderson make diligent search Of
his Office and bring with him 10 Austin an
kilograms and papers on fil0 therein ~.
iatlhg 10 q telegram sent about February
q, 1856, connecting w. J, Swans with ,n,,
Philips scandal at Austin, was received
mere his morning, Deputy sheriff
Dan r. Ford executed the nttach-
SAenty and Mr.. Henderson wifi
leave tomorrow night for The
STAKE capital In obedience thereto. The
attachment was mailed 10 Sheriff Harris
by Comptroller Swain himself, who &C.
companied it with letter TO the sheria,
10 Effect that ,hls caso was Que 10
which the state made no provision Tor tn,
paymeat OF attached wltnesHes' fees, but
that " Mr.. Henderson would obey the at
tachment he MIR Swai1) woeld iudmld-
ually pay all bis expenses. TnF GA
zSfrR reporter called upor Manager
Henderson ut the Western Union ofilce,
after learning OF the attachment. and ia.
CURED II any telegram or paper connect
ing Mr. Swan With the scandal attending
Mrs. Eula Philhps' terrible deAlh last
Christmas eve had ever been sent
through his oillce from Waco, and was
told very positively that no dispatch or
paper had ever been sent from here az
the time named, or az any obher time In
reference thereto. Sleriff Harris says no
attachment was stnt ion ;he MANAGER Of
TIM d. . Office here, alteough II Is not
believed he knows an3 thing more about
the celeorated scandal message than the
Western Union manager dueg.
The building committee appointed hy
the central committee have been labor
iously ~ work for three days opening aud
inspecting and comparing bids Tor che
bruk-wOrk on the grand center building
OF the Baylpr-W Waco university. The bud
OF Mr. JAS. b Baker was accepted to-day,
Tho work TO begin nc once. Digging the
foundation will begin Monday morning.
| Mr.. T l.. Carroll was appointed TO col.
lect the subscription money for building.
| Mr. NJ. IL. Standiier was appointed super.
iniendent of the work. Or, Rufus G.
Burleson was appointed committee OF
one TO secure suitable cornerstone vi
Burnett granite, TO DO ready 90 DO laid In
! due form and ceremony on The 18th day OF
June, 1886 Rev. s. l.. Morris sppolnt
! ment, made by the central committee OF
ten, 20 raise additional $50, 600 for build
ing aud apparatus, aud $500, 900 for en-
! dowment, was ratified and confirmed by
the trustees. Mir. Morris rs yigorouslN
at work and IL per' c,ug plans carefully
for grand campaign,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23

A 4 the Close o. tb;s spiritual feast Il not
YEA thought 81.
n. ". j 4. Rcyle, assistant cashier Of
thc b st National bank Of Albany, Is in
tho ~ visiting Mr. III I. Hilliard,
cashseTa the Citizens Narional bank OF
weaihext ri
Prof w G. Lippard viii open the
secotS ssysa OF his tIAnciug lessons ct
Inc oneraAdA soMoncay, Tie 9Th, Il $50
O'clock ~ 'lies anu chlldsc1, and
hen alter e,trA ioe gentlemen. The
professor closed rs iirst series Of lessons
last night Win tns usual hop, which was
verv sstss T. cfcrv ~ those who have AZ.
tended the lessons. He Is thorough IN
his teaching. rs he IL. been engaged Ia
teachlag dancing soho>1ls for more than
thirty years.
Mr.. > X. Lewis and wa took the east
bounu tram this nbrnirm Tor the Fort,
where they will spend SurrA y.
Mr.. A. J. Roe, Of the tli1f II tlllott &
Roe, came up from the Forr last night
and spent the day Ia weatherA9nd
Mr.. J W. or OF Assun spens The day
In the city