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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03
Mineral Eearirg Wood.

The Virginia Chronicle says: Work
men are eScavating in the rear OF the
premises on North e street adjoining the
Internal tional Hots for the purpose Of
extending the area of the building. The
face or breast Of the excavation is solid
rock and coptains seam. Of quartz re-
semblng petriisd wood. a specimen
picked up this morning shows the gram
OF some species Of wood with nrmerous
knots on the surface. The specimen Is
solid white quartz, tinged with purple
and bears evidence of containing metal.
If the owner of the premises f,llows up
the petrifed vein he may yet stumble
upon coal mine which would prove
very convenient, as the building is being
fitted up for restaurant.
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40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from ID. .ooor Freignt
Wagon to single-seat Buggy, which. ne VII
sell or cash or exchange for horses or barley
Farmers and Others, desiring Spring Wagons
Of almost any style, can be accommodated os
calling on me at the Fashion Livery Stables, !,
4 ,EG4RAAH Ia u ALEX. WISE.
Winnemucca, August Z, 1886.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03
FOR SALE.


~ The undersigned has for s,le about
10y fifty good gentle Stock Horses, from
one year old upwards, which must be disposed
Of Immediately, and will be sold chesp for cash.
.sAs5 ASA MOORE, Mountain Ranch,
ilS.tf Idaho Road,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03

uTIlI smsre money than ~ Snything else by
WIN taking an agency for .the best selling
" lN book out beginners succeed grandly.
y None fail. Terms free. HALlSrr B00x
Co., Por tiand, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03

ar REPAIRING, In the Saddle, Harness and
Boot Departments, promptly attended TO- ~
prices t. suit the times.
do II NJ. r. STAUN1ON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03
Roots Made to Order

For all prices from sll to 500 pair. Boots OF
the best brands sod az cheap as anywhere Oh
the Pacific Slope.
Sar Agent for Brewsters Rein Holders,
which no car, iage or wagon should be wit out
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-08-03

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TsAM is always ready 3. take all
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
Of charge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-28

the alleged era lures of certain inscriptions
and the de misal Of Union soldiers Of the
Norfolk navy yard, with an amendment
extending the inquiry tOdi-fnissais made at
the navy yard aud lighthouse district at
Norfolk during the terms of the immediate
predecessors OF the present secretary Of the
navy. This resolution led 10 the hveliest
debate of the session thu, far, Mr.. Boutelle
Of Maine on the Republican side aud Mr..
Wise Of Virginia. on the democratic. being
the leading speakers. The resolution was
finally passed aud the House adjourned.
SENATE, Jan. Ex-senator Edmunds offer
ed the following resolution which was
adopted without opposition, the R-puhli-
cans vO'Ing la the affirmative aud the
Democrats not voting at ali.
Resolved, That the attorney general be
and is hereby requested 70 furnish the sen
ave with all uf the papers ia his possession.
or IA the possession OF the Department Of
Justl' G. touching the SUSPENSION of George
M. Duskin, iate United States district at
orney for the Southern district OF Ala
hama and the appointment of John \.
Burnett AS his successor.
This Is designed 70 test the question as to
whether the president will furnish reasons
fer making removals. After debating the
bill providing for the electoral count,
message from the house was received an
nouuciug the death of Congressman Rau-
KIN. 4 committee was appointed 10 at
teud the funtrai aud the senate adjourned.
House, Jan. 26-Mr. Brogg of Wis, an
nouuced the death of his colleague, Mr..
Rankin, Offering the usual resolutions
Ahtch were adopted. The speaker up
pointed Alessrs. Bragg Van Shack.
stevenson. Guenther, Carleton, Henderson
llil aud Johnson N. Y IS a committee
ou tue part Of the house 10 take the order
for experimenting the funeral, and u
accompany he remains of the deceased 70
his home ia Wisconsin. The house as a
tribute OF respect then adjourned having
been IN session but fifteen minutes.
SENATE, Jan 26-ThiS was the day set
apart for eulogies on III late vice Pre- ilen
Hendricks and beyond the reception of "A
few 1mmuuicatious 10 business was tran
sacted. Senators Voorhees, aud Harrison
II Indiana. senator sherman of Ohio. Sen
ator Vest OF Mo, Senator Evarts OF New
York aud Senator SpoOner of Wisconsin
were the leading orators. 10 was the first
time Senator SpOoner had spoken ia the
senate aud his effort was one which at
rracted great attention and lie was warmly
congratulated on its conclusion. lt was
universally agreed that il was the best
speech made, and gave the new senator
national reputation.
HoU~E, Jan. 26-Under a special order
the States were called for the introduc-
ton of bills and an avalanche were poured
in but none of them Of national i'm
pOrtance The committee on pensions re-
verified back favorabiy biil for pensioning
the survivors Of the Mexican war. The
bill retiring naval officers who have
served IA battle or for thirty years caused
q lengthy debate and was pending v hen
the house adjourned.
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UtterIy pemoralinng.

Looking at the system Of betting
generally, not five men in twenty can
afford TO lose, and certain not one ID
twenty afford to win. Tbs may seem
a paradox; but few men unless they
have very large fortune indeed can
take settling quietly. Itcal be done.
Ayouug man drawing his first winnings
is ike a tiger tasting his first blood: he
seldom stops again till he is brought t
a deadlock as a defaulter; his visits are
extended from few afternoons to
weeks after weeks OF race meetings.
and the mind becomes untuned for
everything else" These words are not
part Of q Puritan diatribe against rae
ing. but were written bv q maa who
loved sport as keC MY IS Whyte Mel
vile himself. And va viii cap his re-
Elections by g remarkable passage from
the diary Of one of the most notable
turtles of the century: MAY q, 1888
All last week at EPSON, and now.
thank God. the races are over. have
had all the excitement and worry. and
have neither won nor lost; nothing but
the hope of gain would induce me to 90
through this demoralizing drudgery,
which | a4 conscious reduces me to
the level Of al that most disreputable
and despicable, for my thoughts are
cteraally absorbed by it. Jockeys,
trainers, and blacklegs for my com
panions, aud il is Ike dram-drinkiug
having once entered upon it I cannot
leave il eff, though | am disguised with
ghe occupation all the time.
While toe fever It eXcites is 70 giIg and
the odds are varying / can neither read
nor write nor occupy myself with any
thing else '--1hs QuaT5srlg Kerie1r
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ObItuary.


HON. JOSEPH q hANhiS,
The not unexpected death of Hon.
Joseph G. Rankin, member of congress
from the 9th Wisconsin district, took
place at . P. m. January oath, at
Washington, his last hours witnessing
the cruel suffering attendant upon
Bright's disease. He is survived by
his wife, daughter aged IL, and
son of the age of ten years. He was
born at Passaic. N. D., sept. 20, 1888,
and went TO Wisconsin IN 1854, resid-
ing nearly all the time at Mani
towoe. From the first he was
prominent man, and held various posi-
tons of public trust, local in their
character. He served three years in
the Union army, and portion of the
time an inspector general OF the depart
ment Of the Mississippi. He served IN
the State legislature, in the lower house
from 1870 10 1874 and in the State Sem
ate from 1877 10 1882. lnthe latter year
he was elected 10 the 4Sth Congress
and reelected to the 49th. A Demo-
crat and leader, he was stronger than
his party. and had nearly as many
friends and admirers among Republic
cans as in his own party.
For number of years he had held a
confidential position with the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul R.R. and many
of the more important and delicate
commission of that corporation were
entrusted to him. In his personal life
he was the most genial of .men, and in
his legislative career was regarded the
best parhmentariau in Wisconsin. He
leaves to his family an estate of the
value of $4,000, and what is more
name and fame without spot or blemish.
He died in the zenith of his best days,
regarded as one of the brainiest men Of
his state and time, and universally la
mented by his family, his friends and
all who enjoyed his acquaintance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-28

The other day at dinner Professor
Henry, Of Harvard College, was scan
ming line Of Virgil's hexameter to il
lustrate the meter to a rich business
friend who had not read the classics.
''Longfellow's 'Eyaugeline and Vir-
gil's epics, said the Professor, were
written in the same hexametcr. Now,
the first line of Virgil is scanned like
this: Arma-vi-rum-que-'
why, declare, be said. hesitating,
I've forgotten the old familiar words. y
"Shall | give them TO you2' asked
the waiter, politely.
''You?" asked the Professor, in as
constituent.
Yes sir. said the black man. They
are: "Arma rjruniglte caas, 1rQiQe "a
PRIMES al 0rjs.
..Great gunsi" exclaimed the business
millionaire. Where did you learn
Latino
AT college, sir. said the waiter.
When the rich man found out All the
poor negro's requirements. and ambi-
ton and poverty, he asked him how
much it cost him year at Harvard
University.
1T costs $3.50 year, and I've got
three years to 60.
..Well. here, be said, sis Sj00-you
can keep the change, and when you
ret through come and see Nathaniel
Ruggles, in Dodge City, Kan. Boston
Record.
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1t can wear out II pair of kid shoes
in twenty-four hours.
1t can keep its father busy advertis-
ing in the newspaper for nurse.
1t can occupy both sides of the
largest-sized bed manufactured,
simultaneously.
II can make the author Of its beings
wash bills foot up to 50 a week and
not be feeling at all well.
1t can crowd to suilocation the
smoking car of railroad Train with
indignant passengers between two
stations.
1t can cause It's father to be insulted
by every second-class boarding-house
keeper in the city who never take
children, which in nine cases ont OF
ten is very fortunate for the children.
Ii can make itself look like a fiend
Just at the moment when mamma
wants to show what a pretty baby
she has
1t can look its father innocently in
the face. and five seconds later spoil
the only good coat he has got in the
world.
1t can make an old bachelor IN the
room adjoining use language that if
uttered OF the street would get him in
the penitentiary for two years.
1t can 20 from the furthest end of
the room TO the foot of the stairs in
the hall adjoining. quicker than its
mother can just stepinto the closet and
out again.
1t can go to sleep "like a little
angel, and just as mamma aud
papa are starting for the theatcr, it
can wake up and stay awake until the
beginning of the last act.
Ii can, in ten minutes, drive a man
frantic from his home, and cause him
to seek the compromising of a
locomotive blowing off steam. in order
that he may obtain the rest and
quietude which his weary frame
demands.
These are some Of the things that a
baby can do. But there are other
things as well. A baby can make the
conmonest home the brightest spot
on earth. 1t can Tighten the burdens
of loving mothers life by adding to
them; it can flatten its dirty little face
against the window pane in such a
way that the tired father can can see
il as picture before he rounds the
corner. Yes, babies are n great
institution, particularly ones own
baby.
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HISTORY OF THE WEEK.

Ohio is 'all tore up again over politi-
cal controversy. The legislature is in ses-
sion and the Senate stands L Republicans
and - Democrats the Lieut. q pvernor
who preside ia the Senate Is a Republican.
the Republicans claim that tie four Beui-
ocratlc Senators from Cincinnati were not
legally elected aud II they could be ouSted
q WouiI reverse the political power u II
krpub leans aud 70 Democrats. hehouse Is
already Republican aud hence the securing
~ the Senate j. quite an object The Demo
Gratis os gsnized the Senate before the Repuh-
iirau Lieut. Governor, who presides, came
INTO Office Hnd heut-- secured the commit
tees The I'll clunati contest was referred
20 the committee on elections. and thar be
ing Democratic would not report against
the sitting senators The Lieut.. Gov. ruled
that flE Tour senators hose seats were
contested could not vote ON their own case
and under that ruling the Republicans,
sought 20 hrlf & she contest before the open
S-upfe where the relative strer 9Th, with
the four excluded. would stand Il Repubii-
can to l6 Democrats. Ia the tumult which
90 lowed thr Lent. COWS. rating. the Rspub
icauS wanted to adjourn The Senate and
the Democrats joined in HdjOurnug. The
Lent trey. hal uo sooner declared the Sen
ATE adj nurued than tive Dem craft Prtsi-
dent protein called IL 10 order again the
twenty Democrats responding. As the re-
suit two so called Seuafes are meeting
daily. the Democrats with - members
doing tu-iress and the Republicans with l..
sai'Hrniae from day TO day for lacs Of a
governor.
All hut about 80 Of the nominations
made by the president during the recess
have been Ger frmed ard the remainder are
go be- Iuy-stig ted The appointment az
UorsheiuPr. district attorney Of New York
IS Que II The hung up.
II. So. Cannon formerly of saltwater,
Mimi, resigned his position as controller
ofJhe currency on the 2lst. nui viii 90 TO
View York o. areept the Vice Presidency OF
the National Bank IF he Republic.
Patrick Egan at the meeting ofthe Irish
National League in Chicago, consented 70
vi-hdraw his resignation Of he Presidency
ou condition that the league supply MIN
secretary which wHs done
4 terrible Ere damp explosion occurred
in a coal mi4c at Sewbury West Va. on
the DIST and i, is thought that - miners
were kiIiei or will be dead before they can
De rescued.
Fifteen bodies had been recovered from
the View burg. W. Va, mine on the 18th,
ard Is is thought the entire thirty-seven
Wonid be brought out ia day on Two
more.
: J. e oliver & Co. prominent grain deal
ers Ia Milwaukee,, have suspended IheI
were long on wheat 10 a large amount.
Dormau b. Eaton, has resigned his posit-
ion on TIA civil service commission again.
&c is 10 take effect March 9th.
The pCorh0nse at Jackson, Mich, burned
ia tie 2ith There were forty inmates and
i've were burned % death.
IT'S probable tha5 Controller Cannon
q Sci z ].
until Congress adjOurns.
Ex-U. :. Senator Farley Of California, IS
dead
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roRrY sINrH CoNGREss.

S-s-stz. Jan. 2l-The silver question en-
crossed ueCrIy She entire session. Senator
vorriI vas tue leading speaker ard be ar
sls-t aEsiust the further coinage u SILVER
Senator Beck spute briefly but gave notice
ts1r be would reply 70 Morrill, u detail ia
o trN days.
Ha--r. Jan. a1-The bin increasing the
pensions of willows ami dependent rela-
fiv-s 90 soldiers. from :, ol To So GO was
debated at lergrh but laid aside without
az iuu The silver question eslgrossed the
remainder Of the session
SENATE. Jan. 2I-Seuator Butler intro
dueed a hill 20 enable the people Of the Terri
torv ~ Dakota 10 form a constitution ard
state government H. said 10 was Iuter DEF
aS ID substitute TOR che bill already pending
Tire new Jilj T. an enabling Hrt aud applies
f1tae whole feFIlroTy, instead Ct merely 10
taa Ss-theru portion. II was referred 10
ihe committee on territories
NearIt IRE entire session was devoted -
considering lhe aiil reEuilfi' the count q
tire electoral vote. Senators Sherman end
T. imm Is being the e aiding speakers. WITH
olt action the Senate adjourned until the
25rh.
Housr. Jan 4f-Outside Of a little routine
business in the way Of reading execu i've
communications. the house devoted lts at
rei4tiru 60 the bill Increasing the pensions
NJ soIrirE- -ioWs- Mr.. h-agan took the
ground that slly soldiers Who had been
disabled IN the war. o. -ii9ws who had
been ives 81 soldiers sc the time .Le dis
ability bad occurred. should receive p.H-
-i-..z An Inrff-Cfual effort was made ao
sIl.ai tie b tn Include survivor If Toe
Il. xtcau auz EliiaG wars. Without Gnal
aeriou the house adjourned.
SENATE. Ear 23.-Nof 10 session.
House., Jan. 2s-IF Herbert, from ths
. committee on naval affairs, reported back
the BauteIle resolution calling on the seefe-
tarF 81 the navy for information relative to
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Morning.

The town was glad with morning
light; places that had shown ugly and
distrustful all night long, now wore
smile, and sparkling sunbeans dancing
on chamber windows, and twinkling
through blind and curtain before sleep
ers' eyes, shed light even into dreams,
and chased away the shadows Of the
night Birds in hot rooms, covered up
close and dark, felt it was morning.
and chafed and grew restless IN their
little cells; bright-eyed mice creOt back
to their tiny homes and nestled timidly
together; the sleek hOusc-cat. forgetful
of her prey, sat winkino at tire rays of
sun stealing through the ke hole and
Granny in the door, and longod for her
stealthy run and warm, sleek bask out
side. The nobler beasts confined in
dens stood motionlesss behind their bars
and gazed on liuttering bOughs and
sunshine peeking through some little
window, with eyes in which old forests
gleamed-then trod impatiently the
track their imprisoned feet had worn
and stopped and gazed again. Men
m their dungeons stretched their
cramped, cold limbs. and cursed the
stone that no bright SKY could warm.
The flowers that sleep b. night opened
their geatlo eyes and turned them to
the dav. The light, creation ; mind,
was everywhere. and all things owned
its power Charles Dickens (OtG CUri-
S0ug sh0p.)
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TIE WIDOW.
Though, thy batteries all unmasking,
Pretty Nell, you smile on me.
lhougl Thy lnstrous eyes seem asking
FOR the love once gave thee,

Though, thy batteries all unmasking,
fretty Nell, you smile on me.
ihough thy lusJrous eyes seem asking
For the love once gave thee,
Withstand their witchery.
When we went to school together
You had hair of gOldea hue,
Eyes ike heaven ia fair weather,
Win your aroOping lashes you
Coyly hid those eyes of blue.
And your hand, so soft and slender
Often | in fancy pressed
In my rougher palms its tender
Fingers, ere-your love confessed
Close held Yoa to my breast.
IL yet thrills me to remember
How you put that hand ia this,
Seven years ago, December.
Aud you gave me one long kiss
One sweet moment full of bliss.
Seven years ago December,
WHAT memory It's TO met
Off I've wondered If the ember
OF my fading love for thee
Famed again to flame could be
Love rules the world, as poets say,
But never yet there ruled king
Who bent all people TO his sway;
While angels heavens praises sing,
Far down below hell's discords ring.
SO tbs M wonder. Nell. that you,
Dazzled by his wealth so great,
From off thy snowy shoulders threw,
Loves sliken chains ere twas too late,
And chose the gold that brings more state
Still, can YOU wonder Nell. that l.
Since death has freea YOU from your mate
Look but with friendly eye
Where once | wasCed love so great
Loving signs from you come ate
So, Nell, sigh at other lovers;
Give me one smile, ere &c,
From your blue eyes lash-friuged covers
Like the Nell use to know
She who lert me years ago.
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THE 2IARaETs.
81 par-r


xs /" n1 a5e, bid, 10. ''l northern her ~ Sc
bid; No. ; Northern, &c bid.
Flour-Fateut S5.OtC5.25; straights
s4j ais; bakers, - 25G4.50 asked; rye
Corn COM No. > 84c bid May, Sc bid.
Oats No. mixed. -Oc. bIG, -95<c asked
40. white 30 bid.
Barley No. :. sc. bid.
Rye No. ., 4lc bid,
Flax Seed-Si.oo.
Baled hay, a. % asked, timothy Si0U0.
Dressed beef, choice steers nc. q ~;
veal, "a c.
Butter. extra 30c. bid.
Cheese. 3 h lie.
Eggs. extra y = asked.
Potatoes, Coo per bushel bid
Live Stock-Saies Of steers ranged g. -
8 $3.50 Per 100 lbs Sheep sold at
s3.sj psT 10. Hogs $3.50
AlSEEAfolIs.
WHEAT.-No. hard cash, S6ac bid for
January May. g25sc; No. I Northern, cash.
81. No. . Northern. 9458c bid.
FLoUR-PateBts in sacks held at
"a - III , o. II barrels, F4.958S 10: $500
as - delivered at New England points
s5 % as - delivered New York aud Penn
syivania points; bakers S4.00&i.S0
CHICAGO
Wheat Jan. 7QaS: Feb. &c; May s5is
Corn Jan. S5l. May. .9f<c.
Oats. cash so Feb -
Flax seed No. I, SLla5{.
Pork cash. eros 0iu s7i6: Feb. $40 S..
Live Stocs. Cattle - 6faSl55. hogs
sS-0EdS.4o. sheep, . B taS5O.
MILWAUKEE,.
WheSt-Cash, &c; Nay. s2SE.
rCLUTH.
waEar-Cash 81: May SEX; No /.
Northern cash S4sc.
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careless and foolish he was not guilty Of
misconduct. The Supreme court will
be asked to decide the issue.
The daughter OF Harvey Pierce of
La Crosse, aged fourteen Years, has aP-
piled to be sent to the STAG industrial
school, stating that her father is a
drunkaui, aud her mother re-
quired her 20 20 out and beg and both
were cruel and abusive TO her, driving
her out once at night when she was
obliged TO stay at the house Of color
ed family. The statement of the child
has been verified and place provided
for her.
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Straw hats NAV be brOuzed. gilded
silvered or painted and utilised for
work baskets. After eoloriBg the hat
according te faacy. trim it W ia two
roUs 81 o0iored ribbon Then line the
hat with silk or satin. arranging p0cs-
cts to hold the various necessaries for
sewing. The Inning must be long
enough 70 form q bag, which is drawn
together by ribbon. Il must be secure
ly attached to the top of the crown and
then firmly fastened 70 the edge Of the
crown.
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Threats of violence are being MADE
against the Prince of Wales owing 70 some
unsatisfactory sentiments in tie Queens
speech. The English police art especially
busy In guarding aEfiu~t any dynamite
calamity 70 tEe royal household.
Mr. Stead, the London editor who was re-
leased from his three months sentence,
after serving two. FOR his work ia exposing
London wee. has severed his connections
with the Pan NAL Gazette, aud win start a
daily paT-s # bis OWL.
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THE granddaughter Of the English
poet Wordsworth married a few days
ago a barrister named Jones. where
upon Mr.. Jones dropprd his own patro-
nymic. and took upon himself The more
poetic one Of Wordsworth.
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TIM officers Of the United States
Senate have sent Mr.. Hendricks the
handsome AMI unique iron ink~taud
used by her husband in tbe vice presi-
dents private room in the capitol a.
Washington. The value Of the arts
tic gem i $500.
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TIE King Of Bavaria has found q
widow rich enough 70 pay his debts.
and willing to invest i5.OJ0.o01 marks
of her wealth for the poor privilege
Of becoming The wife of that royal
spendthrift.
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The United States Is said to have
l1.O0U.000 horses. which is more than
are found in any other country except
Eussia. which has 100000.
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Miss CLEVELAND directs that the
Washington female correspondent DE
admitted to all public entertainments
At the White House