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The Press., 1888-03-29
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.


 {M tttee adder thls head eight cents erhne.l
 The presentation of "The Chimes of Normandy" by the Gayety opera company at Wells Opera ohuse, Chicopee, Thursday even- ing was 80 satisfactory that Manager Wheeler has engaged the company to give three perfor- mances later in the spring --Sprina6sd Repso- Iica1, Fed. 24th, 1888. At Oronoco Hall April 9th and 10th. ' Large stock of Satines, Percales, Cham brays and Ginghams at A. w. Walkers.
 Sale of HoRsE CLOTHING, HARNESSES, Trunks, Bags, &c., damaged by fire and water BAKER & COMPANY, 302 Main Street, SPRINGFIELD. --Kale received every week at Johnson's
 Call at A. ". Walkers and examine those 4-button Kid Gloves at 50 cts. per pair.
 Mems First Quality Woonsocket Rubber Root $2.50, from this to April 1st, lat Hanley's.
 Having taken the local agency for the White Star and Inman line of ocean steamers, will be pleased to give prices of first or sec ond cabin or steeraRe passage to or from all foreign ports. W. E. Hanley.
 Goods sold at the lowest possible prices at Johnson's.
 -sIbs of good Black Tea for s1 .oO at Iohu- sons. Self Raising Buckwheat in 6 ID. packages for 25 cents at Johnson's. Call at A. W. Walkers and examine the largest stock of Ladies' Cotton underwear that was ever, shown in town. Bought direct of manufacturers and to be sold at very low prices.
 -Maple Syrup in quart bottles at John son's.
 In these days when there is 30 much fault to find with almost every article of commerce on account of adulteration, it is pleasant to chronicle the purity and acknowledged fra eralice of ONE article at least, with which no fault can be found, namely MT. W. @. Ellis Perfect Tea.
 Tickets to all points west for sale at the office of the N. N l.. B. R., Stafford Springs J. v. Squier, agent
 Plain Sage, Edam, Eng. Dairy and Eeu- chatel Cheese at Ellis.
 A few bushels extra good Hickory Nuts at Ellis
 Ellington Creamery Butter at Ellis.
 Pop Corn, which we warrant to pop, at Ellis.
 Indian River Florida Oranges the best Oranges in market, at Ellis.
 The celebrated Deerfoot Farm Pork, Lard, Sausage, Hams and Bacon at Ellis.
 Oriental Condensed Coffee, Pure Liquid Coffee Full rich flavor, delicious aroma and healthful stimulating properties of finest fresh roasted berry. One spoonful makes cupful of perfect coffee in one moment. For sale at the Oriental Tea Store. If
 Regular meetings of Winter Post, GAR, ca the 1st and 3d Monday evenings of each month.
 Legal Blanks at The Press office.
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Capital and Labor. When young man 9irl-that's capital. But when he has to stay in of evenings after they are married that's labor.
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An Englishman who said that hugging was 'armlesG was wrong. 1t ia 'a1mfull
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J. P. cHAM1ERLIN
 OFFERS THE
 Fully Guaranteed
 Farm Mortgage URITIES! Of the SUFFOLK TRUST AND INVEST MENT co. of Boston, PAYING 7 PER CENT.
 semi-AnnuaI Interest. Value of Security from 8 to 10 times amount of loan.
 The Suffolk Trust and Investment Co.,, chartered by special act of the legislation of under the direct supervision of the commis- sioners of Savings Banks, and the only con- pany having legal standing in the state. My personal business covers period of four teen years, involving large amounts without loss.
 THE MOST SATISFACTORY REFERENCES. have bonds as small as $15O and $2OO, to any amount desired.
 Call at my office or send note if an inter- view is desired
 J. F. CHAMBERLAIN, NATIoNL BANK BUILDING. Also Bonds of the Equitable Mortgage Co.,, one of the largest Co.'S. in the U. s.
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...lT, WAC INAERlrgp.-

The Fearful EMscS of Msredity Upon the
 Lives of Msn and Women-A N Striking Caa~. -.- !
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 "Purs blood" continued the doctor, is the great cause of health; impaired blood the source e4 most diseases. It may even go back to the grand or great grand parents"
 " have in mind prominent man, said the reverend gentleman, "GenerAl Alfred 0. Mon roc, of No. 1 Pemberton Square, Boston. He AnAsritOd kidney troubles from both parents, enc of whom died with it. He suffered terribly from pains in the back and head, and at times when walking the dizziness became SO bad that he was compelled to lay hold of some Con- ysnient post for support. He was in most "And is he 50 still2" asked the doctor.
 ''No, he is in perfect health. Dr. McGregSr, believe of Maine, who had amputated an arm for the general, cured him."
 Do you know what medicine he used ,"
 understand it was Hunts Remedy"
 "Oh, Hunts Remedy. know it very well, |" said Dr. Vaudeville. "I consider it the best remedy for kidney, liver, heart troubles, and female difhculhes In the world. It is in no sense patent medicine, but standard rems- dy, which deserves to be used by all intelligent people. The fact is, no blood-taint can exist when the kidneys are in perfect order, and there is where Hunts Remedy shows it's mar velous superiority"
 "I only wish, said Rev. Dr. Brooks, that all people who iniiG Tit ;cnduncy io disease could know "f t";= "r:.:s ' C.. wa h vou speak g" highly :'i ns . ar, ,:'s;t'': it wrGld greatly it sst Il si .feI!na Had dc~t,t.'
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wILLgNGTON.


 Don't overlook Tax Collector Bugbee's s notice on page 1st.
 If you would like Metropolitan of Fash ions for April send your address to A. w. Walker, Stafford Springs, Conn.
 (Correspondencs.)
 .-Lucius Dimock, formerly of this town, manager of the Nonotuck Company's silk mills at Leeds, Mass. ], is now in St. Johns, Canada, where the company ia putting up a new mill. Sherman Lillibridge has moved to the Hollow.
 The celebration of Junius Burrs tin wedding occurred last Friday evening, and was pleasant affair. Presents of tin ware from the guests were numerous, and fine supper was furnished by Mir. and Mrs. Burr. Three violins, bass viol, organ and Prompter Isaae Todd led the dancing, which was continued till half-past two the following morning. Mr. Burr has made quite sizable dancing hall in the second story of his house by removing partitions. The night was cold and the 'sgoing" quite rough, but these drawbacks did not pre-.
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"The man or woman does not live who is free from hereditary innu. |ences." This remark was made by the oels- Ibrated Dr. Vaudeville. of New York, to the Rev. Dr. Brooks, ct . recent convention of scientists.
 ''I agree with you, doo-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-12
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Sarah Ornc Jewett was born in South Fer.
wick, Ne, Sept. s., loi9
Frances Hodgson Burnett was born in Man
chester, England, IN lsi9
Iabouchere says that "thc American girl
has almost entirely cut out the English girl
III public favor"
The portrait OF Ada Reban, as beautiful
q womau as actually lhe Is q great come
dian, is to be painted By ,lr. Mortimer
Mcmpcs
Mira William Morris is woman II great
beauty. and, with Der two pretty daughters,
takes great interest IN her husband social
it propaganda.
TIC widow of President Polk, who is ia her
e,tA year, Is feeble and rather lorgctiul, bat
maintains her cleerullcsi and interest in
the world about her.
Tho grave Of Helen Hunt Jackson Is it,
orally covered with visiting cards left by
tourists VINO climb the mountain ne3r Colo
RADIO Springs To yislL Eer last resting place.
Queen Victoria has begun to develop =
great lonslness Tor tie game OF whist. Sac
Is not satisfied to llt a day 50 by without
having her rubber She a not a brilliant
player, butshe tries conscientiously to satisfy
her partner
Il IS SAIL hat nrinccss Maud Of Wales caro-
fully collects, Ia tae yards Of saIiriugham
house ard IN thoseof IS iads0r, BalnOral aud
Osborne az the peacocks' feathers, and beS'
them also from her young friends OF tho
English nobility With this plunase, ~
csiyeA without cost, she makes pretty band
screens and sells them at bazars for the
profit Of poor little children.
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LEMON tEiNfR.
APlea.ant Lemon Drink


DR.. II Mozley's Lemon Elexir IS pre-
cared from the fr sh juice Of Lemons
combined with other vegetable liver ton
les cathartics, arOmaticstimulants and
blood purifiers.
80 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and BY all wholesale
druggists.
Prepared only by II. Motley, NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ga
For Billiousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For Indigestion and foul stomach IA K
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir.
For pslpatstion Of the heart take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, malaria and chills, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elexir will not fail YOU IN any
OF the above named diseases, all Of which
arise from a torpid or diseased liver and
stomach
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Cured and its return prevented By the
use Of q simple and very harmless remedy
that has been used by many OF our great
est sufferers, and always with the SAME
rcsul;s-a perfect cure Ask for a box Of
DR.. Dsyids Vegetable Liver Pills. Fol-
sale BY all druggists and country mer'
chants. Price % cents box OF rs pills
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slee,on's VIA

was found upon the shoulders Of the bel-
efciaiy's iancee, and thus the immense
fortrne Ct the testator descended TO his
lightiul heirs. The good effects of DR..
David's Liver Pills are iadelibly stamped
upon the faithful cOuutenances aud TO-
bust forms of The thousands who baye
taken them, and thus posterity is blest in
the strength and health Of its ances-
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REVIEW


New YORK. October lit was a very
discouragiDg market to-day 10 the shorts
from the beginning TO the end OF the
days session There was practically no
stocks Tor sale The buyers were IN ex'
cess, and, naturally, prices steadily gain
cd. London was a steady buyer Of ST..
Paul, Reading and ether Stocks, and the
room traders as far as practicable were
covering their shorts OF yesterday. New
England was quite active, anf~nearly re-
covered its losses Of yesterday, and other
stocks showed gains. The news from
ChicogO continues encouraging as far as
settlement OF railroad difficulties Is
concerned. 1t is now stated that the
Trauscontinen,al rates will be sstisiac-
torily adjusted at the ST Louis meeting
on the 18th, and all will be again harmo-
Nous. II Is stated that the Pennsylvania
Railroad will soon advance east-bOund
grain rates. So it would seem that the dis
tnrbing factors are being now rarifly re-
moved. Southern railroad officials are
very cheerful over the encouraging crop
outlook and prospective Improvement in
earnings. IL is now generally appIe-
oialed that The corn crop is second OF i'm
portance in tie South The total this
yesr is 553,og0,0O0 bushels, the largest
eyer produced IN the South
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SALES RFpoRrrp 70 SECRETARY.
Chicago Markets.

CnrcAoo. October II - Wheat opened
easier. Corn str. niger Oats and rlsisions
steady. Cosings Wheat October, La, De
cemher. .l6i. May. l15l. Corn. October,
i5lc.. december. 4llc.; MAY 39sc oals,
October. DC: November 2il@2 Pc. Pork,
Dc ober. Is 90 November, l1.l2i; May
HG2s. Lard, October. 80; November
$50 December s.i0l Ribs. October,
20
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Every Family

should keep box Of DR. Dayid's Nege-
table Liver Pills on hand as they are the
best cure for sick headache, biliousness,
costiyeness, and liver diseases Only %
cents a box.
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crainand Cotton Market.
RICHMOND. Va. October H.
orrrp1.ns RrrnnrEn 10 sEcRErARY.

RICHMOND, VA OCTOBER H.
oFFRBIHGs REPOGTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat - 332 bushels
Corn. -6iG bushels.
Oats.-20 90 bushels.
Meals bushels
SALES RFpoRTEp 70 SECRETARY.
Wheat White g bushels common at l.OJ
IOngberry Too bushels very good at ll5' ~
bushels very good at lit; IS bushels good 40
~. 40 bushels fair at o. 800 bushels
common at 100; ll6 bushels common at soc.
Mixed. 100 bushels yer good at 10. shor-
berry. 49, bushels good az l.i2, t. bushes
good II lie; 80 bushels for seed ON private
terms. - bushels common at so . BUSH
els common at &c. Total sales Of wheat,
$50 bushels.
Corn White, ti0 bushels very good al
sic.
oats. Winter. p bushels prime at zoe.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet
Quotations -Middiiog 8 IS ifc.; low mid
ding. 9ic.. good ordinary, 5 l-loc.
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BANK STATEMENT.

IMPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL rus MERCHANTS AND PEATEkS
e,v1ScS RANK AT RtCIiMOND. ~ THE
STtrE Of VItGlNGA. AT THE CLVst
or gtSINsss on THE irH DAY OF oO-
TOBEh. ISIS:
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Cure al Coughs, Colds, Hoaiseness, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases. Price q
cents. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by DR.. II Motley, Atlantis, Ga
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Reported by Paine & Houston. Commits.
cion Merchants, l205 Cary Street.
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GREAT LoNDoN.-A POPULAR


rREAT LONDON.-A POPULAR
U
LECTURE or thi. subject n.l o. de'ir
erea by Fev ROBERT P KERR. D. D.. at The
Hal Of the Young Mems Christian Assoclr-
top. corner OF Sixth and Main stEeet-, On
TUESDAY. October lsta. 81 o'clock pm,
for the benefit o. The buiid'ns fund OF the new
Westminster Presbyterian Church Aami--
sion 50 cents. Tickets Tor sale a. Nj. j.. Wag
ners drugstore. sixth and Broad streets; at
Mr.. Polk Miller's drugstore, Main and Ninth
streets, and az Nj Parham's bookstore Nan
street. near Eleventh. Tickets may also be
bad from Major Joau Poe, Mr.. j. \. Calling
worth, ana Nh irving Campbell. committee Of
arrangements. 4o--l ~
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Keep an eye to windward-Caution.
Keep on hand box DR.. Dayids Liver
Pills-Prudence.
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4 UCTlON SALE OF CABBAGE
vi sell To. 0AY.atl o'ciocE sharp, AZ ".
RI a. Depot one car o: Choice. Large
Gre.n Cabb tge. T. POWER Agent.
,o-.tsu izi2 fgrg street
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WANTED - EVERYBODY TO
" try my SoTl. roast OF broil. Com
,9e-rial Hotel. 4self-ti.
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srArEoY vfrGNI.- CITY or hchNoSp-ss'.
Bs-psrt Peyt y. Jr.. cashier OF the above
named bank. So socmniy swear thar lhe
,bOye statement j. true. 70 the best oi ny
BEKNAkD PEYTON. JR. Cashier.
s,,bs ,f.ibes and sworn 10 before me this lltA
day u October, 1873. ..., e,,,ro,- - u
JOHN G. sHAFER,
y. ". NELSON.
JOSEPH HALL,
i0cielt DF''''is'
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q TEETH AND GU MS.

witch recommends Itself ty its intrinsic mer'
irs ana il universally popular with all whC
have l-e1 IT, II arrests and destroys the Oi,
fensive odor caused by cecayiDg teeth anq
inpart. Il fragrant OdOr 10 the breath. 80
a. a remedy. IL viii speedily heal all bieed
ing. SpOngy. liberated, and hecedinS. IT, - nm:
ana has been used al sea with entire success
for the SRA sickness
Ask your Druggist for IL. Price. zoe. Pre-
pared Onle by ....,., r.,,,r,
Richmond, Va.
-aueestf Inventor ana Sole Proprietor.
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Reported by q. ". Branch ~ Co., banker
snd 6rokers, No. ILL Main street.
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Richmond Stock Market.
RICHMOND Va, O

KTCHMOND VA, OctoDer IT.
Reported bv John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. I'LL Main street.
I...rn..,Ir..- .r..r-nrrIra I'D ANkf1
, 1888-04-08
GREAT THINGS PROMISED.
Two Beautiful Entertainments for the
Present Week.

The grand paper carnival in aid of st.
Marks church which will be given in
Keefe hall next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, will prove a big social event and
will lie thoroughly enjoyed by everyone
who attends. On Tuesday night the
grand march will be one OF the events.
Mrs. D. G. Rhodes will be queen and
John l.. KuYkendall king.
The maids of honor will be the Misses
Blanche Moore, Fannie Crook, Maud
Horrie, Lizzie Whitcomb. Louise Vree-
land. of this city, and the Misses Mar
shall, Annie Marshal and Phillips of Fort
Russell.
The heralds will be Messrs. Stone, KEEP
pier, Mast, I. B. Adams, Bush, Giles
pie, Wilkes, Lockwood Hebard, Rossier
and Jeffrey.
Trulnpeters, S. t. Wilcox and Archie
Hale.
Pages, Charley Draper, Willie Mast,
Ralph Glover and Willie Hurlbut.
Court jester, Fred Ransom. The post
Office will be conducted by Mrs. I. B.
Adams.
On Tuesday evening there will be a
number of very fine tableaux, including
THE First Dancing Lesson, - Between
Two Flames" Hope and Memory"
Those Laugh That Win" "Huguenot
Lovers" LA Confetti" Picture Gal
lery;'' Margaret" Miss Smith; Span
ish Lady," Mrs. Wilcox; Joan of Arc"
Mrs. Van Tassell; Juliet" Miss Crook;
Beatrice Cenci," Miss Horrie; Come
and Kiss Me-" Mamie Adams; Tam
BOURNE Girl" Miss Whitcomb; "Ophe-
liza" Miss Lisle Smith; Ideal Head"
Miss Moore.
In s~tatuary there will be the following
examples: Judith" Miss Horrie; "Por-
thenia,'' Miss Crook; "Galatea," Miss
Moore; water Bearer Mamie Adams,
Dick Whittinger, Jim Moore; Purity"
Miss Lisle Smith.
, 1888-04-08

j. B. Pollard leads the bicycle boys at
billiards, though Mort NJ. HANNA, when
here, often followed his trail pretty
closely
Attorney Frank H. Clark is accounted
above the average at billiards.
Attorney J. G. Pratt was at one time
pointed out as "a mighty clever billiard
player" He seldom patronizes the halls
now.
Surveyor General Thompson extracts
considerable solid enjoyment from an hour
with the spheres.
Geologist Ricketts, is very fond of the
game and plays quite well. Gen. Thomp-
son and the geologist frequently play to-
gether.
There are many other good players in
the city who cannot be mentioned at this
time. The game is essentially somewhat
scientific, requiring the exercise of con-
siderable Judgment, and the most healthy
indoor pastime. Very few billiard play
ers drink, and the placing of a new table
is certain evidence of the weaving of
young men from bad habits.
, 1888-04-08

A visit to the city park these days is
well worth the time occupied in making
the trip. To the taxpayer the prospect
is especially pleasing. Very few of the
trees were injured during the winter, and
many are budding nicely. City Engineer
Miller has laid out a s~erpentine walk over
the southwest block of the enclosure, and
workmen are cutting the paths. These
walks will be properly riprapped and COW
ertd with sand. making a very pretty and
pleasant route through the grove. The
landscape gardener is preparing for his
campaign by removing trees from the
ground in which he will operate. This
gentleman has prepared some exceedingly
handsome designs for flower beds, and it
is expected that his work will be very sat
isfactory. Mr.. Altn.an's patent s~prinklers
are constantly playing upon the green
sward, and clover and grass are growing
rapidly.
, 1888-04-08
IN LOYAL LOVE.D
Appearance of the Famous Mrs. Potter
To-MorrOw Night.

The dramatic event of the season will
be the appearance of the famous beauty
Mrs. James Brown Potter. Monday even
ing. The American rose will assume the
leading role in Loyal Lore, a splendid
society play. No woman now upon the
boards has the stage presence of Mrs.
Potter; she has height, a willowy figure,
is thoroughly at ease, consequently grace
full, has a beautiful face, mobile and girl
ish, crowned with a magnificent head of
auburn hair. Her smile is enchanting,
and her teeth are like rows of pearls. Her
costumes are said to be marvels of Worth's
art.
OF Mrs. Potter's support very little
need be said. Kyrle Bellew is the lead
ing man, by courtesy of Mr.. H.. Il. Abbey.
Bellew, who is a noted English actor, was
the star AZ Wallack's New York theater
for several years and won the plaudits of
the Metropolitan theater goers and the
praise Of the cross grained critics. In his
line Bellew is to day one of the best Eng
fish speaking actors. AS the lover of the
beautiful Mrs. Potter he is said to be per-
lection itself. Mr.. Lee, another member
OF the supporting company, is a New
York favorite. Loyal Love will be pro-
duced here with special adjuncts and stage
settings manufactured for use during Mrs.
Potter's American tour. The star travels
in magnificent style in a private car. The
company is under the personal charge of
Harry Miner, the well known New York
manager.
In Omaha Mrs. Potter was rendered
an ovation and received the most ~iatter-
ing notices from the local press. The
new star should be greeted by a crowded
house tomorrow night.
, 1888-04-08
TOW TALK. .
Cosby Little paragraphs Picked UP
Throughout the City.

The fine large map of the city used at
the tax sale yesterday was drawn by Ed
+. Stable.
The entertainment at the Y. NJ. g. A.
gymnasium tomorrow night will be a
genuine treat.
Patterson's attorneys have requested
that their client beliberated upon furnish
ing proper bail.
The fair association will ''haug up
$3.50 in premiums for the speed ring
contests next fall.
The land mentioned in the real estate
transfers as being sold to John Hess is
Immediately east of Kelley's addition.
An Inter Ocean guest cannot even
swear in English. He speaks excellent
German, and seems to enjoy eating in that
language.
W. j. Wilkes, OF the county clerks Of
fee, has been appointed deputy assessor,
and will assist T. Joe Fisher in ascertain
ing valuations.
The Bicycle club hop on Friday evening
was, as usual, a very pleasant affair, and
it is to be hoped the programme will be
repeated at an early day.
John K. Larson and Alma Runburg
were united in marriage by Judge Lee,
Friday evening. The bride halls from
Montgomery county, Iowa.
VIM. G. Wilson, of the pharmacy
board. and A. G. Beckwith, of the insane
ASYLUM commission, fled the oath of office
with the territorial secretary yesterday.
The noted Mrs. Potter, the woman who
became famous in a day. appears at the
opera house in Loyal Lore tomorrow
evening = The support is first class.
A larger lot than the one first man
toned has been selected as a site for the
j.. T. Clark hose house on the south side.
New plans for the structure are beng
drawn.
G. Ferris, f. w. Mann, W. D. Pease,
+. Meade and J. G. Matthews have or
ganized the North Platte Irrigating com
pany and propose to settle farmers on
their lands.
At an informal meeting between Dele
gate Carey and a number of cattlemen
yesterday the pleuro-pneumonia and olco-
margarine bills were discussed, and the
outlook for the cattle industry freely eau
vasscd.
A carload of ffty-one Texas yearlings,
owned by ID. NJ. Herman and shipped
from Clay county. Texas, were yesterday
placed in quarantine at the yards near this
city by the territorial veterinarian. The
cattle were shipped from below the fever
belt.
, 1888-04-08

Appended is the programme for the
benefit to be rendered L. +. Wells, the re-
firing Y. M. @. A. superintendent, Mon
day evening. The athletes are the best in
the city and the readings and singing will
be unusually fine. The admission will be
50 and 35 cents:
Cornet Solo-Mr. Wilcox.i
Reading-Miss Lathrop.
Horizontal Brakeman Wellnitz, w.
}. Wilkes, Ernest Wellnitz, Ralph Adam
sky, w. A. Smith, VIM. Rishel.
Solo, The Slumber Song-Miss Patter-
son.
Club Swinging, The l. E. Quartette-
Miss Hattie A~rgesheimer, Miss Lille
Whipple, Miss Gussie Johnston, Miss
Nellie Leibey.
Solo-H. w. Henderson.
Parallel Bars-Hernan Wellnitz, Al
bert Schilling. Ralph Adamsky, w. A.
Smith, w. j. Wilkes.
Readiug-P. M~arksville.
Turning Rings-Ralph Adamsky, w.
J. Wilkes. w. A. Smith, II. Wellnitz.
Fancy Club SwinRing-F. p. Harmon,
Fencing, Sparring, etc.