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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-04-22

For the incest line of straw hats 60 to
=. l.. Pegues & Go.
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s. L. Pcguss & Co., have just received
their stock of Diamond shirts.
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Full stock new and stylish Mems and
Boys Fur and Straw Hats ct
JOHNSON a JOHNSON.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS

All PosrnAsrkns arc also authorized TO act o
Agents.
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
TRAINS PASS SAN MARCOS All FOLLOWS:
MAIL. MAIL.
Going South $40 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Going North: $40 A. M. and G;l5 p. NJ.
4 Persons not subscribers who may atty
any time receive copies of tho FREE
>PREss, will please understand that they<
are sent simply as samples, in the hope
\that the parties addressed may like ~
well enough 20 favor us with their subscrip
tions.
Two Copies for 80 30.
Inssmuch AZ many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way of encourage
ment so to do, we offer two copies OF the
FREE Press ut 80 50-cash in advance.
Fresh California fruits at MoALLIsrrR's.
Stamping done ut BOOKSTORE.
Full line paints RAYNoLps & DANIEL.
New hints at Pegucs Il Co.'S.
New neckwear ut Pegues L Co.'S.
New hosiery at Pegues Il Co.'S.
Garden Seeds. RAYNoLps q DANIEL.
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New clothing at Pegues & Co.'S
Sweet cider still flows freely at Coppic'o.
Fresh Drugs. RAYSoLDs & DANIEL.
Ice-cold soda water at Candy Factory.
Fresh fruits at Candy Factory.
Fine Hav ana cigars at
Night shirts, a full line in variety at
s. l.. PEGUEs q Co.
WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at the FREE
PRESS Office.
Ladies' shoe dressing at
GREGORY & LANNON'S.
Choice Bananas, two for a nickle Mt
CoPpIC's.
A fresh supply of tho famous White
Crane Flour at MoALLIsTEn's.
Easter, Wedding and Birthday Cards, OF
BOOKSTORE.
Our superfne cologne.
GREaoRY & LAwHoN.
To arrive-one car White Swan Flour.
One car Barbed Wire. J. H. GARY,
Fine fye-cent cigars at
GnEaoBY a. LAwHoN's.
For the incest line of straw hats 60 to
s. L. Pegues & Go.
Miscellaneous Books.
RAYNoLDs j. DANIEL,
s. l.. Pegues d. Co. sell the New Home |
Sewing Machine. Also needles, oils, etc.
Patent Medicines.
RAYNoLps & DANIEL.
The finest lot of merchant tailoring goods
in tho town at s. L. Peguss & Co.'S.
New Homo Sewing Machines at
Pegues & Co.'S.
CROP MORTGAGES at the FREE Press
Office.
8. L. Pcguss & Co., have just received
their stock of Diamond shirts.
Car Standard cultivators and Newton |
WAGONS lust in at VIM GIEsEN's.
Oxen Houses. lots and land for sale.
A. B. CHENowETH,
Martindale, Texas. |
PRICE REDUCED -Coppic makes special
nj ham
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NICuIC1uCS.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL.

Tho finest lot of merchant tailoring good
in tho town at s. L. Pegues & Co.'S.
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THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
800 acres in hays Co, lasting NJ
Ter. Wm'seIl for $500, terms sasy.
Bksu Dam
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II YOU need Bran for your mich cows,
BIotNr A Co. has IT,
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New Homo Sewing Machines at
Pegues g. Co.'S.
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Fine fve-cent cigars at
GnEaoRY d. LAwHoN's.
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S. l.. Pegues d Co. sell the New Home
Sewing Machine. Also needles, oils, etc.
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Covington a Porter have Just received I
. fine lot Of Linen a Monte Lap Dusters II
al he latest stYlaa Cal and see them.
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New invoice Kelly Ladies and Misses fall
Shoss-Buttons kept on
81 JOHNSON A JoHSsox's.
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To arrive-one car White Swan Flour
One car Barbed Wire. J. II. GARY,
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Wanted 1000 CASH customers within the
nert 80 days TO come and get special bar
gains at BIouST a Co.
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CROP MORTGAGES at the FREE Press
Office.
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We believe we have not heretofore made
note of the award of the Wheelock piano
in the drawing advertised by H. H. Haz-
zard Il Co., tho noted music dealers of Aus.
tin, some time since. The award was duly
and satisfactorily made to a lady of Aaustin
whose name we cannot now recall. There
is no discount on this reliable and popular
house.
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Miscellaneous Books.
RAYNoLDs & DANIEL,
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Buy the White Machine.

The White Machine is taking the lead.
Car Salt, both foe and coarse at BLoUsr
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Our superfne cologne.
GRHaoRY & LAwHoN.
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st. Elmo.

Full line OF Louisiana Sugar and Molas
ses Just received by Hardy & Co.
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Easter, Wedding and Birthday Cards, OF
BooKsToRE.
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The young colored people Of our town
and vicinity are not disposed to be behind
in social enjoyment. They recently had o
torch-light party here, at which L. D..
Simmons made speech, and other no doubt
inter esting proceedings were had. We were
favored with report from which we con-
dense the above. The Misses Polk appear
to have been the bellies of the occasion.
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Pure blood Is absolutely necessary in or
der to enjoy perfect health. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla purifes the blood and strengthens
the system,
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Two Copies for 80 80.
Inssmuch AZ many persons desire to send
copies abroad, and by way Of encourage
ment so to do, we offer two copies Of the
FRRI PREss ut 80 50-cash in advance.
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We invite special attention to the large
displayed advertisement Of Messrs. Ownby
& Son. Having bought out the stock Of
stoves, tinware. ETC., of Mr. Herring, they
will add to it, and push the business in all
its branches. There can be no doubt that
there is need here for just such house, nor
of the r securing liberal and paying pat
Tonnage.
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Fresh California fruits at MoALLIsTRB's,
Stamping done ut BooKsroRE.
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A fresh supply of tho famous White
Crane Flour at MoALLIsTEB's.
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A large assortment Of Ladies and Mise
Side ssadles jus; received At Covington
PortsTs.
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WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at the FREE
PRESS Office.
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Ladies' shoe dressing at
GREaoRY & LANNON'S.
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Choice Bananas, two for nickle at
CoPpIC's.
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Full line paints. RAYsoLDs & DANIEL.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
w1LBER.s LYcEuM COMPANY.

This company needs no introduction to the
citizens of Wichita, as OF their former visit
here they played to the largest houses OF the
season This company has been on the road
continuously for ninety-two weeks without
missing q performance, and in that time
turned away more people than many compa-
ries played to last season. They have no
cheap talent, as our roster shows people VINO
are recognized as clever artists. People ask
why they play at cheap prices with COM
pany that compares favorably with the best
on the road, and their answer is that they
play TO more money and less empty chairs
than those playing at high prices. The COM
pany viii appear Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday nights, with Saturday matinee. The
following is the repertoire: Thursday, Two
Orphans, Friday, Woman against Woman,
Saturday matinee, Hidden Hand. and Satnr-
day hight The Danites
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
ILLOGICAL ASSERTION.

TO the Editor OF tie Eagle.
The Beacon SAYS that Thomas is candl-
date at the request of all the Democratic
party and of the better class of the Republi-
can voters. Little peculiar isn't it that all the
Democratic party and the better class OF
voters in the Republican party should have
a common object in view. After Mr..
Thomas address to the convention in which
he said that if elected he could have no high
eg ambition than to perform the duties OF
the office as we'll as Jewett had, it would look
as if there could be no very large number OF
the best class of Republicans voters Demand
inp a chance The best class of voters of any
party don't desert an officer that has gwen
satisfaction OBSERVER.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.

One OF the most pleasant events of the sea
son occurred last night at the residence OF
Mr.. August Wagner. who lives ct 303 South
Main street The occasion was the fortietE
birthday of Mr. Wagner, and Mrs Wagner
hal worked up a grand surprise for her hus-
band About s O'Clock q number Of his most
intimate friends arrived at tue residence.
Their appearance was enough TO cause Mr..
Wagner to have strong suspicion of what vas
uD. but in g few minutes another detachment
of friends arrived aud he was made sure OF
his enviable situation.
The affair was nothing less than complete
surprise to him. notwithstanding that fact
he was soon able to entertain his many
friends with his usual cordiahty.
Mrs. Wagner had unawares to him, pre-
pared a sumptuons repast. of which All par
| took with the keenost relish al tirneiy
hour. The refreshments were Ia German
in the extreme AMI those who were present
en- ioyei themselves as only people OF their
nationality can After the refreshments the
elder people surrendered the parlors to the
Young folks, who spent several hours in the
pleasures of the dane.
The evening was highly snjoyed by the
many present and viii iorg be referrel to b,
them with pleasure. At late hour Mr.
Stewards self-appointei welcoaie guests b'd
him 1, kind good bye with ali to-. good wisiiez
tina; friends can heap upon a friend.
The following IS a co13plet.. list OF thos
present:
Father Casey. Mother Iag.isr. Ir. aad
Mrs. Bol.e, Mr. AMI sIrs. Hs:E.inyer, siT- afasl
sErs. ssci1ritzI6r. ar ard Us q. t;Tilsj, s-r-
aai Mr.. Kin,nerie, If. ssi Mrs }o'n Arp
Hr. ard Mrs. Gegto. Nr. and Arz Welssfs-
:iuh. Mr. AMI Ms Wsasaal. II. and Ass.
.Toha Braitsch. ai=ss flilasans kels p
Fiaz-. Gribi. Paul. FraaSe, HisaTgsr, Gaie,
Entz, Mess-s. John knobians "A, Cas- Ar
i-rold. Meyle, sa:i-e. Aoise-neEer Bea
kel.h Cl.as. keL yga. Heyer. Ls.sl.eEe-
kroenart, ". 7. sc!uiiizle4. T Il. Lars. As-<
Bi.insass. Mr. AMI asz- Brais-e... u aEsi
Mrs. c. Brails-h. " ard aFs. IL FfaIlae-
.ir. AM ArS Th-an
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
POLICE COURT.

Business was brisk again yesterday morn
ing in the police court john Johnson, l. j.
Doa,,ev. ]. c. Hunt j. c. Jahnsol, Town
Dempsey. john McEinira. John Smith
Charley Collins. John Quinn. John "oo3s-
AMI Toe BurnetS were all fined s. each fo-
being drunk
psll Moore. Alice Jordan. Maud s. Mrs
J. Coanelly. prostitutes. left fms of SO
each
In the afternoon was brought Up tine cas-
of the city against Morgan for vaSrancy
He was represented by Charley Hatson, and
Judge Campbell appeared for the city Ih1
case took up the whole of the afternoon and
all the points were closely contested Tbs
Judge did not render decison, but promiseS
TO do so this morning.
The amount collected so far this month II
the police court is 81 ,G5S ..
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
LEANS ASprArs AGAIN ATTHE BAT.

Here we are booked again far another
game of base ball" said fat yesterday
Immediately after he had supplied himself
with q good, big, round square breath. lie
said it had been decided that the fats and
leans would participate in another crack
game within ten days The team of fats
will remain as last published but the leans
have agreed to make the following changes
Robert Dean instead OF +. Oliver and x.
Boys nplace OF Mr.. Rose.
Iris leaves the two teams without player
/, is desired by the leaders of both sides that
il be q game of awkwarnneSs rather than al
exhibition OF skill Capt. John B. Carey
will act as umpire. The proceeds of the at
fair viii 90 to the Benevolent Home.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
i NEW ENTERPRISE.

| The Wichita Vinegar works have been put
up bv Mr. John DIesier, who is manager,
aud Mr. Joseph Koenig who is secretary and
agent. They are located at the corner of
| Kellogg street and Topeka avenue. The
building at present is :i2x;}s feet, which is
unierIad by /. cellar In Il few months an
addition will be built which will be 32x16
| feet The machinery and apparatus at pres-
! ent consists OF q twelve-horSe power boiler
and engine Ten apple mashing tubs, each
| holding fifteen barrels. A iistilling appa-
ratus with capacity OF twenty-five barrels
Two large reservoir. tubs in cellar holding
| two hundred barrels each. At present there
are sixteen vinegar feImenting tubs, and this
nurlber will in q fcw days BE- increased to
twenty-five.
AT present Che plant has cost near $1,000.
| 1t now has capacity of ten barrels and the
proprietors propose TO double that i'll few
months. The increase will be made as soon
as the demand calls for it, and Judging from
the success the company has already met
with it is expected that the capacity can
profitably be increased in a short time
| The works have been in operation two
weeks, and the present outlook causes the
proprietors to be more than pleased with
their success The demand has been much
! greater than they expected, and the proprie-
| tors do not threaten to file a demurrer on
| that point.
The manager OF the works learned his bust
ness in Germany, where in the language OF
one they learn everything thoroughly and
not after the hop, skip and jump American
way He served his allotted apprenticeship
at the business, and studied it scientifically
as well As mechanically He has been in this
country four years.
| The casual observer sees the apples start
moving in one place and the bran new vine
gar pouring out at another.
! A critical examination shows tha: the ap-
pies are cooked by steam and mashed then
cooled to sixty-three degrees when It is then
allowed to go to the cellar in fermenting
tubs 1t remains there two days and is then
pumped into still where it is vaporized and
condensed 1t goes from there into vinegar
| fer-menting tubs with an even temperature OF
ninety or one hundred degrees. 1t goes
| from there into large stock tubs where it l.
allowed to remain two weeks before the con
staut knocking OF an order can gain admit
| tynce.
Tn, company at present makes two grade
OF vinegar, one single strength and the other
of Gouole strength
The proprietors have put up their osen
works aud asked no one 20 extend = bonus.
They are gentlemen OF capital and viii be
able to make all Improvements usade neceo
sary, without suffering any p@cuniaIy em
barrasSlneut.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
STOLEN GOODS FOUND.

Yesterday gentleman employed at the
city drug store went in the rear of that
establishment to get an empty box and hap
pen.sI to select one that contained good
sized stock of goods. ADMINISTRATION was
made which resulted in showing that the
clothing belonged to katz and were another
installment of what was stolen a few nights
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
A Wife and Daughter Indicted for
the Murder Of Husband and
Father.
Wade and Crunk Sent to the Fenl-
tentiary for Three Years Each.
Trussler and DOngherty
For One.

Court was Yesterday morning called to or
der at $50 and four other indictments we're
read TO Crunk aud Wade. charging them
with larceny OF cattle and assault with deadly
weapons. to all OF which they pleaded not
guilty.
Wade and Crank were. on the charges OF
which they have already been found guilty,
sentenced to the Kansas penitentiary for
three wears and fined Sioa each Trussler
and-Dougherty for one year and fined the
same.
An application for continuance IN the
Cooper case was made and the counsel for
the defense instructed to make the proper
showing.
An Indictment was then read against
Elizabeth and Minnie Handy, mother and
daughter, charging them with murder, ac-
cessories of II Soule in the killing OF 9. w.
Handy, the husband Of Elizabeth.
| Judge Campbell made a motion for arrest
of Judgment and for a new trial in the case
against Roman Nose.
! Afterwards an indictment for introducing
liquor into the Territory was read against
| "
guilty and his trial was Immediately
commenced by swearing III the following
new Jurors: c. Sailbury, j. A. Miller Geo.
| S Freeman, W. F. Green, O. II. Sherman.
A. J. Wilt and Thos. Voss.
The evidence introduced by the prosecu
| ton was that Walters gave to several per-
sons at Splitlogs festival, held in the Seneca
nation, drink of whisky from pint bottle.
This the defendant claimed he obtained from
person in the territory. No case being
made out the judge directed that verdict
of not guilty be returned.
The johnson case was called but on ac-
count of the absence of witnesses an inteinis-
sion was given until 1 o'clock.
At the convening of court in the afternoon
three alleged murders sat at the railing,
Cooper, Soule and johnson. Cooper appear
ed unconcerned and part of the time read a
paper; Soule sat with his eyes upon the floor
and had sad detected look; by the side OF
johnson was his mother and little brother.
the poor woman's careworn face told very
plainly of the deep interest she is taking in
the case of her son.
Mr.. Ebey, attorney for Barney Cooper,
read an affidavit stating that Sergeant Ken.
nedy, material witness, was absent
Mr.. Perry offered to allow the evidence
OF this man to be admitted, but the defense
still asked for continuance. The judge af-
terwards granted the request and tke case OF
Barney Cooper will not be tried until next
September. "A.
The case against Manning was then called.
lie Withdrew his plea of not guilty and plead
ing guilty made a statement ofhis offence.
Mr. Perry also made a statement asking
that as his offence was very slight the court
be not severe in its sentence
Ia passing senteuce OF six months in the
county Jail upon him the judge remarked
that the introduction of whisky into the ter
rtoiy was one Of the grayest of offences and
the cause OF 50 much Of the trouble that came
uo in the United States court
As the witness IN the Johnson case had not
arrived conrt adjourned until $50 this
morning.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
s,rYp.y SCHOOL UNION WORK.

During the last six months, I have been
can assing the county of Sumner, and look
ing after the general work in the Sunday
school interest. Have visited the superin-
tendents of every school, and made personal
visit TO as many Of the schools as it has been
possible for me to do during that time. Am
constantly holding township conventions
and making permanent organizations OF the
the same The county committee have made
a call for a convention to be held at yelling
ton on the I3ti, Of October. and al that time
and place expect to have ful. report OF ali
the schools of the county. ! purpose now to
resume my work i'll sedgwick county, and
continue the same until I shall have accom-
pIished the same results that have been az
complished in Sumner county, and trust that
all the vice-presidents and Sunday school
workers Of Sedgwick county viii be ready 10
assist in this WORK
j. x, ARMSTRONG,
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

A NEW RESIDENCE.

Mr. Joseph koenig OF the Wichita Vinegar
works Is building a pice frame residence on
Gas. Douglas avenue near Mr. Blacks new
residence II VIII be two and one-half sto-
ries high and have a front OF forty-one feet
and will be thir,y-three feet deep. Ii will
cost ner 1000 and when completed will be
one of the cosy residences of the CITY.
Mr. Joseph Brandt is the contractor. The
work is being prosecuted with rapidity and
another month will find the building near
completion.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
IESTICE COURT.

Yesterday was another one OF those waite
wash DAYS in the justice court as far as GRIM
inal business was concerned. 1t seemed as
though the day was too beautiful TO be made
foul by criminal deed from. any one
The civil docket was very well filed
Some cases of more than average importance
were tried before Justice Thomas.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

Robs. ). Mex n o. the fremont has re
turned from q visit - The ranch oi LIS SOP IN
southwestern Kansas. Mr.. Mchim says tie
country is looking fine. His son Milt who is
well-rememberci here has formed a partner
hin with his brother in-law at Meade Centre,
uuder the firm maine Of McKim and Harris.
They have purchased the real estate office of
Heber and Seebergor, the Oldest in the place,
IA ars starting out with good business.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

The stone work was commenced on the
wing of the Catholic academy yesterday.
That part of the building will be eighty feet
long and forty-tive fest wide aud four stories
high The work is being rushed rs rapidly
rs possible. and it is desired TO get the build
ing up before cold weather puts ii an aI'-
pearance. As large force aS can 6e worked
to an advantage is employed
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

Ms. Page and a. c. GoSs of Boston and
II. S. Dottercr Of philadelphia, CONNECTED
with the Farmers Loaa and Trust company
of Kansas. have attended tie usual r1eetlrg
of said company at Anthon.-, ana hsve Srent
several woe,-s looking ever southwestern
Kansas The Two G.st named start today
for Texas end tie last paTne goes east.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
BIZ OK riye-

Don't mis- the tsaiE. Ia. noszse ta1e e.aais s.
af time in the Saa.A 70 trains. Tie south
bound train loxves tise city JUS; oDs hour
earlier than formerly and tie Kansas City
train leaves a: 40 in the evening instead oi
5 O'Clock
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

That prospective game between the medies
and laws must be going to take place. Two
prominent members of the bar were engaged
with a base ball in the rear of Innes q Ross
al afternoon
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21

The Sedgwick County Building and Loan
Association. have declared a net earning ot
So % on each share for the first SIX months
ending September lst. 1856
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-21
AMUSEMENT.

! OrERA HOUSE. LII CRAWFORD, MANAGER
= 3NIGITS CERTAIN.
& SEPTEMBER %, n and p.
Majestic production and brilliant revived Of
W.. GILMoRES
Greatest and most popular Spectacle
THE DEVILS AUCTION
CHARLES II. YALE. Sole Manager
New Scenes New Situations. New Specialize
New Paraphernalia.
And Two New Premiers.
MILE. LEONILDA STECCIoEI.
Prima BaIa,na assolut, from Alden Theatre, Paris
MLDE. EIyERI
From Alhambra, London, and
MONS. DOREIIA,
The greatest living Crotesquc.
The dramatic company is OF unusual excellence,
headed by ,he celebrated
IGNACCIO MARTINETTI. EDITH MURRTILO, and
MISS EMILY MAYNAED,
The Famous London Beauty as the Fairy Queen
CHRYsTALINE
The spccialties consist of the remarkable
BROTHERS SNOW,
Exponcnts of Comic Gymnasium
THE THREE LORELLAS,
Eccentric Grotesque.
THE MARVELLOUS SALOMONSKYS
In "Le Quatre Kickapoos."
THE TRANSPORTATION SCENE,
epicting Fairy Land and Crystal Lake; the most
elaborate mechanism ever built 10y Harley
Merry, Rich, Smith and j. Thomas
THE GREAT ALHAMBRA BALLET.
From the AIhambra Palace. London, enlarged and
strengthened. In addition TO other
novelties will present the favorite
MIKADO BALLET,
Rearronged ard introducing terpsicforean
speciaties also the Postillicn and Peacock Dances
and the comic ballets. The Paducah Dragons and e
Cuatre Kckapoos." The whole produced under the
Supervision OF Chas. IL. Yale.
LAST SEASON IN AMERICA.
Reserved seats sl.O0 on sale at the Union Ticket
Office, opposite postofice, Friday morning.