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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-03
LOCAL NOTES.

Each Thursday cycriog Mr jacob
Reinhsrdt drills the Axiom choras M NJ
i. Ramos 4 Co store The ml.ic l.
very attractive aud The singers are enibu.
siaslic.
Ropert Carter. coored, became to-
hilarious in the bar-IOym al Philip Mnz
80. ] ,,l3 Grace street SATURDAY night
utces-lIaling the police officers platint
him under arrest and bringing him a.
he station house Friends came 10 tht
rescue, ana be was bsiled on for bis ~
pcarancc this morning before Jusli,,
Crutchfeld.
HE most prominent name mentioned
in The city under the Harrison regime for
Postmaster is that Of Mr. l. +. Murphy
Judge John +. Lay Saturday received
a letter from Governor.tlect Francis +
Fleming Of Florida inviting him TO d,
o e .ept at The inaugural ceremonies TO
Tallahassee In January Mr. Fleming re-
ceived l3,0O0 majority, showing thH
neither yellow fever nor anything clee
can swCrye the Land Of Flowers from
her allegiance to Democracy and ciyliza
ton.
The entertainment at Putnam's The
atre Comique this week will be- unusually
brilliant IL will include the ,ocalisis
and unique shipping rope artists, Harry
La Rose and the sisters CoO,son.
The TINES il again requested 10 men
ton the fact that the committee Of three
from each Of the Democratic clubs IN Ia.
city will meet Tuesday night at Irving
Hall club-roOms, which are in Reinhardl
Hall, on Main street, just opposite Mon
roe Park. Mr. John ConnOr is the chair
man Of this committee of three.
The Board of Public Interests viii
meet in the Council Chamber this ever.
Jog at G O'Clock The meeting will be sn
important one
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TIE CITY.
Sundays Report OF Hap
penings in and About
Richmond.
MIDWAY ROBBERY on TIE PUBLIC
STREETS.


s,tardsy night shout : o'clock ss hr
:, BoYce Brady, Deputy Clerk CT the
Chance,v C.urt. who lives at oOl Wet
G,ace street. was about to pay OF ono OF
his servants, he found that he had no less
change than siea dollar note, and sent
MS little nincyesrold nephew, Bryant
O'Bsnnon. about asQuere down tho street
to PHILLIPS grocery store TO get change
for the bin Not being able u get the
change Bryant returned home, and on
reading the front gsfe white boy ar
pafently about l6 years Of age, who had
followed At little distance, called out TO
him that he would change the bill. AS the
little fellow held out the money the boy
grabbed it from him and ran of at full
speed up Grace and down Henry streets
When the boy grabbed the money from
him BRYANT Immediately ran In the
house and told bis uncle, who went out
and made fruiiless search for the thief.
The police were also notified but failed
to gain any clue as 10 the identity or
whereabouts of the offender.
Mr. Brady is Of ihe opinion that the
boy was porter for some dry-goods
house, as he had several bundles strapped
togetle r under his arm, which he was
evidently sent ont 10 deliver.
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EvanS-MeLean Murder Trial Various Mat
tors of Interest.
SPECIAL Correspondence


NORFOLK, VA, December Til,
I Richmond jury VINO are trying tho cae,
Of John F. Evans, charged with murcer
ing Peer j. Mclean, on the 20lh of July
last, are having mass Of cyidenc,
placed before them By both sides Ever
since Tuesday nothing has been done *
cept TO examine witnesses. The cOurl.
room ha3 been crowded daily and tho
tiial has caused the greatest interest The
prosecution are attempting to prove .hd'
Mclean was pfcmedil6ie y murdered
while the defense is presCn ing evideuc,
tendirg 20 show that the shooting VS.
done in stlf.dcfense. The argument on
the case will consume at least two days.
and it will be Weint sday or THURSDAY
before The Richmond gentl,m can =
turn home. Their decision will be
waited with N lch interest by the Nur
folk people WHO lie their looks, and
think that they will bring in a y,riiet in
accordance with he facts.
The Atlantic and Danville railway has
just purchased t. large wharf irontsg,
piece OF roperly on the Norfolk side OF
the river, for transportation purposes
The business of this partly completed
line has far exceeded the most ssneuipe
expectations, and it will furnish most
feeder for Norfolk, as it rnns
through country where cotton is grown
very successfully. The councils of the
,ity Of Portsmouth will act on propo.
'ition shoril, TO subscribe $3.50 600 to the |
company, provided they will place their |
general freight add passenger depots ia /
hat city.
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DAVID Shell, young man 10 years of
age oied at the residence If his father,
nr. Alexander N. Shell, timer in the
employ OF l.. Rose Il Co, who lives at
No. 2OO9 east Broad street
MT. Shell Was connected with Brad
sieeEs commercial agency and was
very popular with his EMPLOYERS. He
was great fayoTile with his friends.
The funeral took place yesterday after.
noon al O'Clock from the First Baptist
Church.
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Tho Japnpese Wooden Shoe.


Chatter, clatter, clatter! What q noise
the people make as they go along the
rcad' They all wear wooden sandals,
and their stockings are q kind of mitten
with finger for the big toe. During
wet weather their sandals become stills.
and the whole Japanese nation increases
its stature by three inches when it rains.
These sandals are held 70 the foot bv
straps coming over the toes, and there is
straw sole between the foot and the
sandal OF wood. a tall japanese on a
stllt sandal closely approaches the ridicu-
ious- He sometimes tucks up his long
gown under his belt 10 keep il from be-
ing spattered by the mud, and the backs
of his bare calves seem TO be walking off
with the man. The japanese walk is
peculiar. The men put their feet straight
In front of them, like the American In
dian. They lift them high off the ground.
and they have get there air about them.
The women wabble and wabble; they
bend over as they walk, and they have
what Is now in America the fashionable
stride. Their little feet In sandals turn
inward, and all female Japan is pigeon
toed. Your japanese beauty is not averse
10 showing her ankle, and the soul of the
japanese beau does not futter when he
sees two inch slice of cream colored
skin above the three inch foot mitten.
The japanese shoe store is one Of wooden
ware rather than of leather, and the cob /
bier mends his shoe with the chisel and I
planer.-frank G.. Carpenters Letter.
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MIR. JOHN H. INa.AN.
What tho Terminal Company Propose,
70 Do.

What tho Terminal Company Propose
70 Do.
The Augusta lGa.) Nc-, says that Mr.
John II, Inman, the President Of the
Richmond Terminal, which controls
three great railroad systems in the South,
the Georgia Central, The East Tennessee.
Virginia d Georgia, and the Richmond <
Danyille, had talk Wednesday witt
some Of the leading men Of Savannah,
respecting The Terminals policy II j.
understood that MI lnman shapes that
policy. What he says, therefore, is
worthy of careful consideration lie is o
Southern man, and has the reputation Of
being a very straightforward one
OF course, says the Savannah Aos, tho
Terminals purpose IS 20 make money fo'
those who are interested in il. IL IL not
properly a railroad company, but a secu-
rily company. Mr. Inman says that TO
make tie securities which it has yalua
ole, tie railroads which il controls must
be prOspcIous, the country tributaries to
them must be prosperous. The effort Of
lhe Terminal, therefore, will be 10 build
up the tributary country. This appears
10 be reasonable.
Exorbi aut traffic rates are not posi-
bic because the inter State and state
commissions keep a wetchful eye upon
lhtm. If the Terminal wishes to make
money, therefore, il must build up the
country upon which IL depends
No port will be fivore at the expense
Of other ports Of The Terminal, hat IL is
asserted that all OF them will h4ve ihoii
business greatly increased The increase
will come from traffic that now finds an
outlet at New Orleans, Calves on ana
even New York.
There are two distinctions in the way
Of the Terminals programmc-onc is
the courts and the other Is The Georgia
The courts have only iG-
,erprettd the constitution, but the Legis.
aturc seems bent upon hostile legi-la
lion.
Perhaps, however, neither tie courts
nor The Legislature will be found 10 be a
serious obstruction II the Terminals
policy proves TO be as friendly 10 Tie
peoples interests as it seems 10 be. the
legislature will hardly maintain is
hostile attitude.
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rrlck. of Indian .Inrrlnrs-

Some Of the tricks are performed by
every luggler YOU meet: Others again ere
cf such an astonishing nature. and Dor
der so nearly on the miraculous as to be
beyond the capacity OF an ordinary per-
former. OF this character are the orange
tree trick and the burial trick. If. after
having witnessed these feats performed
in broad daylight, one Is Of the opinion
that it was an optical delusion produced
by the mesmeric power Of the operator.
i can only say that the ability TO obtain
an absolute mastery over every facult
of the observer Is no less astonishing
than would be the actual performance of
an apparently impossible feat
The most noticeable feature In the per
Torrance Of the Indian juggler is the
entire absence of any kind of apparatus.
His scanty clothing affords no oppor-
tunity for concealment, and every feat
is performed simply BY manual dexterity
or is q delusion effected by mesmeric in
huenccs. The famous wizards of Europe
and America were nothing without APP
peratus, and great deal of the effect of
their performances was due TO their mag
nificent and costly paraphernalia. In
genious mechanisms and expert assist
ants were absolutely essential to the
success of their decisions. AS an illustra-
ton of this may mention that Anderson
who, by the way, was the poorest
wizard ever saw, considering his repu-
tation-made oath some thirty years ago
In an English bankruptcy court that his
apparatus, destroyed by the burning Of
Covent Garden theatre, London, was
worth over $4,000, and that the effort
20 replace it was the cause Of his insol-
vency. This amount, Of course, included
stage properties and everything neces- /
sary IN his business. a 20 cent Garnet
bag would hold all the appliances deemed
necessary by Hindoo juggler Even in
the beautiful butterfly trick he manu-
features bis paper butterflies as occasion I
requires. -Charles Z. Roman in The Cos |
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THE DAILY TIMES MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1885,
president, and D. +. Allen. secretary Of

president, and ID. 4. Allen. secretary OF
North Carolina Division, will arrive here
next Sunday to attend the 7. Z. a. Da.
5lar.
q delegation from Maryland Division
headed ~ Prtsicen, Cloiwoi,hy. will at
ieud the BeGaar on the 18Th. and I'D to
date representatives from Kentucky.
North Ca'olins. Maryland. Pennsylvania
end New York have promised to visit ~
10 order 20 make the BeL,ar Grand sue.
&c both socially and financially
i hss positively teen decided 10 bold
~ Bazaar foI three nights o0ly, 80 le
~ 81 oar business men AID friends @,
'ae ira'eliaF men give ~ rOus ~ C..
repilon hy lil.ing ihe hall to uvsrilOems
every night. II tGisi, done success is
assured
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Tur BAPTIST CONVENTION
prorrnmme Of the Session.

The Baptist Congress meets in this city
tomorrow and continues Tor three days,
holding two sessions s day.
The congress, like those of the Episco-
pal Church. which have been held for
years In different cities, meet simply 10
nave arguments on important questions
so as TO Give new ideas TO each other and
the ministry at large.
The session will be held in the Grace
Street Baptist Church, corner OF Grace
and Foushee streets.
The presiding officer will be DR.. J l..
VI Curry. with number of vice-presi-
dents. The hours Of meeting will he II
IN. and { pm. There will be an official
slenographer, Rev. :. '. Robinson OF
Toitenville, Staten Island.
The following is the programme:
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION 49, EDUCA-
TON.
|. How Far Should the State Educate
Professor Il. Puryesr, Richmond, Va.
9. Common perSVs Parochial Schools
Rev. Philip s Moxcm, d. D., Boston,
Mass
Speaker-Rey. Walter Rsuschenbusch,
New York city.
EVENING sEsHON-TEMPERANCE.
/. High License. Rev. Wayland Hoyt,
d. d, Philadelphia, Pa.
2 Prohibition. Rev. II. A. De Lsno,
South Nofwslk, Conn.
EDNEsDAY-MoRNING SESSION.
1. A National Divorce Law. Hon
Alex s. Bacon, Brooklyn, n y.
Q Limits of immigration. Hon. John
G Sawyer, Albion, n. y.
Speaker-Rey d. c. Potter, D. d,
New York city.
EVENING SESSION.
I. Romsnism-Its Relation 10 Sclen-
tifc Thought Rev. A. J. Row land, ID. |
D Baltimore, nd.
-Romanism-Its Political Aspects I
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, d. D., Atlanta,
GA.
speaker-Rey H. B. Crosse, Pittsburg,
Y-MoRNIYe SESSION.
l. Mohammedan Propagandism. Rev
Frank S. Dobbins, Allentown, Pa.
2. Christian Science. Rev. George +. 7.
Horn, Jr., Boston, Mass. 1
Speaker Rev w T. Hatcher, d. D.,
Richmond, Va
AFTERNOON sEssIoN--PURITY OF THE T.
CHURCH.
(a) Terms of Admission Rev T. T.
1iscox, d. d., Mt Vernon, n. Y.
(b) Nurture and Discipline. Rev. f.
i Ellis, ID. d., Baltimore, Md
Speeker-Rey. w. W. Boyd, d. d.,
Newark, n. J.
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The Contents Of an Egrshell.

The weight of an ordinary new laid
hens egg Is from one and half to two
and o half ounces avoirdupois, and the
quantity OF dry solid matter containedin
II amounts TO about two hundred grains.
In 100 parts about 10 parts consist of
shell, 60 Of White and 80 of yolk. The
white OF the egg contains larger proper
ton OF water than the yolk. IL contains
no fatty matter, but consists chiefly OF
aibumen in q dissolved state. All the
fatty matter Of the egg is accumulated
IN the yolk, which contains relatively
smaller proportion Of heterogeneous matter
and . larger proportion Of solid matter
than the white. Therefore. in an alimen-
fary point OF view, the white and the
yolk differ considerably from each other,
the former being mainly simple solu-
ION OF aioumen, the latter being a solu.
ton OF modified form Of albunen. to-
gether with quantity Of fat.-Casselrs
Domestic Dictionary.
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n q xos Only Wholesome hut Also Very
Palatabic.
Talk Of butchers shops. A whale Is .
whole NETT market "a itself. lisa float
ine Smi,hI.cId. a marine edition Of Copen-
hagen Colds. an entire biliingsSa1
'Ncbodyp,cd ever stsrve when whales
nre IN season. A few Of them would
provision q city Cor long siege. foftu-
nately. as the world grows cider Y learns
% iudre more fairly Of neglected knds
Of provialons Il IS pity that the true
value of whale flesh has not been dis.
covered long ago How many poor
families might have been amply led II
only whale extract" had come into
fashion wars back Commands should
also show their gratitude for the gift of
fresh flavor. II must be admitted, with
rerret. bat without hesitation, that the
s,sf Of ordinary articles OF food is very
limited. and that beef and mutton are apt
a. become monotonous. even when varied
With FISH and poultry, and all the cat
able fruits of the earth as we'll The
eaiblhty Of the whale Is, therefore, an
exciting discovery
The only drawback to the pleasant
n,cture which arises when the mind con
templates $4,000 people dining oil one
animal is contained IN the thought that
whales, when they are proved 20 be val
uablo for dietetic purposes, viii be hunt
al until they become scarce and perhaps
extinct. To guard against this danger
we have no doubt that whale breeding
would come into fashion. People who
found other forms of food culture unre
munerative might remove to countries
where the climate allowed whales to live
in comfort and establish whale farms at
the mouths OF tidal rivers. There is. in
fact, no end 10 the opening for enter
prise and ingenuity which are available
owing TO this remarkable addition to the
domestic arder.-Medical Classics.
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To sharpen q Knlfe.

A large dealer 10 cutlery expresses th
cpbion that Dot one man IN fifty knows how
20 sharpen pocket knife. ~ razor" soy
he. Unjust DO laid ilat On tho hone, being Dol
Low ground and requiring q fine edge Du
pocket knife requires stiff et;e, and tht
moment you lay IL Eat Oh a stone, % US e
touch tho polished sidp, you ruin the edge
Tbs BLADE must be held at an angle Of twenty
% twenty-five degrees and have al edge sim,
liar 70 cDisei. This Is technically called
@tss >eanDeas and Is marked on ell new knive.
by 1le whIEs line which does not remove
or touch the polished surface. Knives i'm
Topsfly whested ore often condemned as toe
hard or too sott without reasoa New Yg'
Tribune
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CounciI Committees.

The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met 10 the Council Chamber Saturday At
o'clock. All the members of the com.
mittee were present, and after the trans.
action OF routine btsiness the cLsirman
and the keeper OF lakewood Cemetery
were authorized TO purchase Office chairs
and cotiin straps
The report OF the keepers showed a
decrease Ia the number OF burials since
their last meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Common Council will be held this sfte.-
noon at 7 o'clock.
The Committee on Second Market, on
account Of falling TO have q quorum OF
their regular monthly meeting last week.
Will be called 10 meet In the Council
hamber at 9 o'clock this evening.
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Tho Influence ON ,yatche.

Often you hear street car conductors or
drivers talking Of the almost impossibility
Of keeping their watches on good time
for any reasonable time. At the same
time another individual can carry the
abused time piece and have the most per.
iecttime. Ihave tried the idea and found
II worked admirably. ] have q theory
70 advance as cause ] believe that
magnetism has much to do with it. For
instance, 40 individual with a strong
Low OF magnetism viii carry watch
that viii gain fraction. Another ner.
con With q less flow viii carry the same
watch and It will drop Of 10 time.-Con.
d51cfor IN Globe Deyon.rnf
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Wagner's IasteIcss Cod Liver OIL Emil
sion With Hypof hospiites

Is agreeable and pleasant to the taste
without that ishy olor or rancid nau.
seous flavor. IT contains the best (tbree.
fish brandt Lofoten Norwegian Cod
Liver OIL, IN perfect and unchanged con
dition, and on trial will be found Tar So
perior In all respects 10 any preparation
OF the kind. II IA always fresh and sweet
and is readily taken by The tenderest In
FAINT or most delicate invalid. Prepared
and sold Wholesale or retail by l.. Wsg-
ner, Draggisi. Sixth and Broad streets
Richmond, Va. Pint bottles, 500; half
pints, 80 cents.
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The New Market,

CITY, December /, 1885. Before you
write up the New Market, dogo there on
a Saturday night after candle-light-sa
from $50 TO z o'clock-and make note OF
the negro women vendors Of old clothe.
ami the Ike strung along the narrow
sidewalk leading from Marshall street I.
the iish market. | doubt ii the like Is "a
be seen anywhere else in the country
Is the Governor quite correct in saying
in his remarks at Corcoran Hall that his
was the fr.t Thanksgiving proclamation
ever issued by Governor OF Virginia .
IL ! am not mistaken, Governor Johnson
issued n Thanksgiving procl .mation in
1852 or 1875. Amnesty.
The Governor ought to know, and
does know, what be Is talk
ing about. We don't go behind The re-
turns But the credi, OF the pr0clama
ions is due to the TIMES, that first urged
hem ED. THe TINES
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Cures and protects skin aud Complexion
For chspped hands or face cracked or
rough skin, It has no equal Il Is a d.
lighiful, refreshing and healing appica
lion. and desirable article for the toilet
Prepared and sold hy f. Wagner, Drug
gist wholesale and Retail, Richmond,
Va Price, - cents.
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From the Police Station.

Andrew Spencer Is an EDglishman He
felt so happy that he wanted to fight six
Yankees at once In front of Donate
oar-Toom, on the corner Of Eighteenth
and Franklin streets, Saturday night
about o'clock. The cause OF bis pug
nscily was that he had taken too MANY
shots" over Donaiis bar He was
locked up.
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Cars Running on the New City Railway.
The Manchester Railway and Improve.
ment Company have been engaged for
several days past at work laying The track
of their line from Mayo's bridge across
Cary, Main, Franklin and Broad streets
TO the main track of the road, corner Of
Marshall and Broad. Yesterday several
trial trips were made, and ii is probable
that the cars will be run regularly here
after
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in curing Coughs. Colds, Group, Con
sumption, Bronchitis and all Throat and
Lung troubles. We refer to Dr.. David's
Cough Syrup Of Pure Pine Tar, Hose
hound and Wild Cherry.
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
They Act mildly aud Well

And are recommended by everybody for
sick headache, biliousness and torpid
liver. We mean DR.. David's Vegetable
Liver Pills Price, % cents for twenty
five pills.
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Don't FORGET

to ask for that which Is now the standard
Family Medicine aud cures rytime-
DR.. David's Vegetable Liver Pilli for
Sick Headache, Biliousness, Constipation
and Liver Disease. Price, % cents for
box of2j Pills. boxes for 81.
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that Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup IL The very
best cure for Coughs, Colds, Group.
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Price,
81 cents a botlle-fye bottles for a dol
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never take anything for Sick Headache,
Bilousuess, Constipation or Topid Liver
bat DR. Davlds Vegetable Liver Pills
Have used them for years end always
keep well.
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tits Well Known

That Or. David's Cough Syrup Is harm
less, reliable and pleasant. and that bot
tie OF this valuable cough cure ought TO
be in every household
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The Academy.


The Tin Soldier closed a most sue
cessful and hilarious engagement at the
Academy Saturday night, but it is to be
followed by equally rs attractive enter
tainments this week
Miss Virginia Shannon appears on
Tuesday night as Lady Audley In "The
Mystery OF Audley Court" She is SEN
siIiye actress who, though making
her appearance for the first time as u
star, is no novice on the boards The
press speaks OF her work highly; and
that she stands high In the estimation Of
the profession is shown by the fact that
she has been elected daughter" of Lex
ington Ky Lodge of Klks. She will be
greeted on Tuesday night by the Virginia
Council, No. 20, Royal Arcanum, who
will attend her performance In body.
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To guard yourself and little ones against
consumption 10y stopping that hacking
cough at once with Or Dayid's Cough
SVfun
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THE THEATBE.

Miss Alberta Gallatin, who recently
made such a favorable impression at
the Academy of Music as Rosalind In
"As You Like 1t" will begin an engage
ment of four nights and matinee at the
Theatre tonight Her engagement will
be insugurated by "As You Like 1t, and
will be followed by "Ingomar" and other
plays As Parthenia Miss Galatin is said
to be unriyalled, while reports make her
one Of the best Juliets on the American
stage She should, and doubtless will,
attract large audiences.
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Last month for bargains at the AS
signee Sale OF Boots aud Shoes, 1909
East Msiu street.
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Attention IL called 70 the advertisement
& the wsat eolupp Of retail drug stoss'