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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
BOSTON STORE. BOSTON STORE.

Chicago Lumber Company VS.. s f. Car
man ct al; Same VS.. +. H. Marshall ct al;
NJ. B. Lease VS.. S. T. Tuttle ct al; james
r. Tremane vs. Elizabeth G. Scroggins; T.
Alexis Berry VS.. c. c. Allen.
The following were set for the 24th: J..
NJ. Marlatte VS.. Jap Marlatte; the Stand
ard Implement Co. VS.. John T. Kelly ct al;
the Kansas Mfg. Co. VS.. same: S. G. Crib
VS.. Kate l. Roth ct al; d. NJ. Brown ct al
VS.. J. A. Rush ct al: Parlin 81 Orendorf
Co. VS.. John f. Kelly ct al; the ketchum
Wagon Co. VS.. J. T. Kelly ct al: State of
Kansas ex rel. &c. VS.. Geo. +. Harris;
Jnmes Tapp VS.. Jonas Tramhill: VIM H
George VS. Frank r Skinner ct al; Arthur
Brown VS. H. F. Friend ct al; Rosa Whit
more VS.. V, W. Whitmore; G. ". Clement
VS.. Martin Hollenbeck
PROBATE COURT.
Inventory and appraisement was yester-
day filed in the estate of NJ Zimmerly.
deceased.
Settlement was yesterday made by o. d.
Kirk, guardian of the Bolick minors.
\ petition was yesterday filed to appoint
NJ W. Levy guardian OF the estate OF
Frank Robertson, minor.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
TO J. : Davidson and Belle Maston. both
of Wichita
POLICE COURT
D. A Martin and H. Davis. two old time
Migrants, appeared before Judge Dixon
yesterday morning His honor assessed
fine of - and costs in each case, but
suspended execution If they would leave
the city. They sladlv accepted the condi-
ton and were last seen southwark bound
on tie ticket over the Santa re
Samuel Romine stole fork and shovel
and was arrested by Officer Ebenhack on
East Douglas. He pleaded guilty to petty
larceny and was committed 10 the cooler.
j. Morgan aud VIM. Bilderback were
two OF the men who yesterday fell into the
power OF the polite accused OF not working
out their road tax Their case was con-
tinued until Monday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


Yesterday afternoon the time was most
ly spent in the hearing of Wichita Mer-
camille Co. VS.. J. Mann The case was not
completed and so continued until next
week.
The following cases were yesterday set
for the 18th: Mack Lee VS.. Agnes Lee, A.
Cannon vs.. Elizabeth V. Rhodes, T. W.
Bowman VS.. J. NJ. Bronson, w r. Du-
lany VS. Chas. A Beal ct al, r. Mathews
VS.. Paul Harding ct al, The Kansas Natl
bank VS.. S..W. Ford ct al The Derby
Building & Loan association VS.. C. W.
Churchill ct al. W A Sage VS. W. B.
Nichols ct al c. w, Marsh VS. Grant Tro-
baugh ct al. f. B. Marsh VS., Olvin T.
Hobbs, w. c. Campbell VS.. J. A Williams
ct al, W. A Sage VS.. Jason Walker. Sam
Goldstein VS.. f. r. Kennedy ct al. George
c. Strong VS.. VIM. Sweezy ct al, Chas. V
Furgeson vs.. Geo. Morris ct al. I. Alexis
Berry VS.. Betty Gray ct al, David Rather
ct al vs. W. J. MilIigan ct al, W. ID. Smith
VS.. J. X. McGregor ct al, Joseph Hardy vs.
Mark f. Hobson ct al.
The following were set for the 14th
L. W. Clapp VS.. Jacob Smith ct al, the
Wexford Five Cent Saving Inst VS. Enos
Barrett ct al: Lizzie VI. johnson VS. John
II. Baldwin ct al: j. c. Harper VS.. \ ".
Bell ct al: the National Loan a. Trust Co.
VS.. Jas W. Cooper ct al; Geo. c. Storey vs..
David A. Asquitt ct al: the Clearwater
Building and Loan association vs. VIM
Pelquin ct al; Same vs.. Thos- Murray:
Geo. c. Strong VS.. Jas W. Cooper ct al;
Thos. W. Wilson VS.. A H. Proctor ct al:
State of Kansas ex rel J. r Hallowell.
assistant attorney general. VS. Victoria A
Dagner ct al
The following were set for the 18th:
State of Kansas ex rel J. z. Hallowell.
assistant attorney general. vs. Geo.
Frunnermeyer ct al: W. P. CaIy vs. c. A.
Lawrence ct al: Frank Lehner vs. Nelson
fl Sturgis; Vermont Investment 81 Guar
antee Company VS.. Wg1. +. Brewer ct al;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
READY FOR BUSINESS.

The company for making refrigerators
and everything completed in that line. 1t
will be known as the Kansas Refrigerating
company, with capital stock of S250.000
Articles of incorporation have been signed
and forwarded TO Topeka. The following
gentlemen are directors for the ensuing
year: A. A. Hyde, l.. Hays, c. r. Miller.
Jos Corwin. l.. L. Erwin, w w. Pearce.
of Wichita, and Frank A. Smith, of Phila-
delphia Mr. Smith, as is known, is the
patentee of the machine and holds an in
terest in the Wichita factory.
The problem has reached the loca
ton feature, which being next in
order. will be considered without delay.
Several points are being considered and
the interest in the matter is reciprocal, as
both company and property owners seem
to be concerned alike The company de-
sires to commence work as soon as possible
and put up buildings for the factory and
get ready for business. They expect TO
employ over hundred hands from the be-
ginning, composed mainly of carpenters
and plumbers. The work is OF such n
character that no massive machinery is
necessary and the force can easily be ad-
justed TO the demand The indications so
far seem quite favorable, as the publica-
lions so far have brought out several hun
nred orders, and they feel quite confident
Of good business.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
BOSTON STORE. BOSTON STORE. /
A NEW PATROL.

Mr.. J. A McMahan of the McMahan
detective agency, has just perfected a
scheme for the patrol and protection of the
business houses of the city, which is meet
ing with considerable encouragement from
the merchants.
1t is his intention TO equip body of men
for the protection of the business houses
of the city. These men will be uniformed
and styled "McMahan's PATROL To in
sure business men that their guards are not
asleep or ne9lecting their duty the A. d.
I. is to be called into service Boxes
will be erected along the beats of the
watchmen which must be rung at certain
Internationally to thirty minutes-dur-
ing all the time they are on duty. AS soon
as these are rung they report at the office
and shows that all along that beat is 20
k But If they are not RING at the prop
er time, shortly afterwards relief is sent
TO ind out what is the cause. Ii the regu-
lar man upon the beat is engaged in
watching thief or was from some other
cause prevented from ringing the alarm
the relief comes TO his assistance He does
not ring, or rings the alarm accordingly. If
more men are or are not required for the
job on hand.
In order to carry out this scheme to the
perfection required, a body of men 10 form
this relief are constantly kept at the Office
ready for duty upon a minutes warning.
The patrol will also act with the police in
giving the alarm of fire, the police calls
and all other duties which may devolve
upon them A similar plan has been en-
ployed in all the large cities and has Pm
found to be eminently successful. In Con-
junction with this patrol body of uni
formed men will be on hand TO act at
parties, fairs, races and all other places
where such service may be required.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
ANTSEMENTS
NEw SINNER THFATEE.

NEW SUMNER THEATEI.
Manager Robbins has leased the Garfield
Opera house for short season and Mon
day. June II. it will be formally opened
with complimentary benefit TO the little
favorite, Miss May Smith, who will appear
in her great character OF Bob" in the
sensational drama, Waits OF New York. -
supported By a strong. new dramatic COM
pany. Reserved seat tickets are now on
sale.
THE MUSEUM
The bill az the Museum this week is an
unusually strong one, and is augmented
by the exhibition OF little Myrtle Brewer.
the four-year-old girl with the phenonle-
nal head Two handsome presents are
given away this week.
CRAWFORD GRASp.
The last night proved the most Success
fal of the EGnice Goodrich engagement:
this fact speaking for itself of the sppre-
citation in which the performances have
been held during the week Mr.. T. L.
Mallory. with ticket No. 1853. drew the
gold watch. which was presented 70 him
with the compliments of the company.
Next week Irene WorreII OF her the
Evansville, Ind, Courier says
Miss Warre!i as sEixle Vaughn did
justice 70 the naTEe and reputation fnat
she bears From one extreme 20 another,
huMo- and pathos. showed that she j. mis-
tress IF her art, and Ter sweet fsce and ex
celient singing and dancIaS woa the hearts
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
[ [ G.

Riley, the drunken and disorderly col
ored man arrested the night before by
Officer Green out on East Douglas, had
two charges to which to answer yesterday
morning. He was fined for both offenses,
and in default of payment was committed.
6. II. Textor was the name given By a
whisky vagrant who turned in the usual
fine.
There were besides these the usual num-
Der of DRINKS and the small offenders
whose cases were disposed Of by his honor
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
229 East Douglas Ave- Cor Lawrence Ave-, Wichita, Has

of those present. Miss Sophie Eddy. who
hy the way j. the granddaughter OF the
late E Eddy, one of New York's favored
tragedians, deserves special mention, and
from the ability shown in her acting last
evening. viii soon become an actress Of
great merit. Messrs. Cone. Wheeler. Hol-
ton and Steele, and in fact the whole com
pany, are deserving Of great praise"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
you buy Boots Shoes Slippers and Rubber Goods at
less than cost of production, don't miss
this grand opportunity.
OVER $4,000 WORTH !

slippers
handle
Douglas
SELL herewith quote will
L. a
fund the returned in 3 days. SOled.
Mems calf S165 in button
elegent entirely worth II
satisfied with your bargain you return them in days not
SOiled.
Ladies French kid turned s2e5 This
made
actually worth $500
Mems Finest Kangaroo Shoes $3.50, worth ST SO.
Mems calf
worth
solid leather
elegantly made and posyey worth $500 Misses ruboers cts
Mems rubbeS % Ladies slippers
shoes 20 cts Children cts worth 100 Farmers pboos
prices VIII also sell dealers special discount 10
stock that offered retail This positively
this the only lifetime shoe
make this country and guaranteed
the date and place,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

The I. " c. A auxiliary will hold THAR
usual meeting a; the Plymouth COnzrexa-
tional church, this afternoon, AZ O'Clock.
Ali are invited.
AIzs TYaESA GRAHAM. Sec'y.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The members Of the evangelistic commit
tee are earnestly requested 10 be az head
quarters OF central union, promptly at 2
p. N, on Tuesday, june s.
MEs. MART FELLOWS,
Mrs : h THOMAS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
ATTFYTFnr nnrrr-

Al members 81 the Mystic shrine are
requested 20 meet q; store Of Cole & Jones
this Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock Ina
po-tzut business
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

The above named com miftee will hold q
meeting at the Office Of John Kelly, on
next Monday at 10 o'clock D. IN, for the
purpose OF collecting specimens Of every
kind 20 be placed Oh exhibition al Cinciu-
nattL All persons having good specimens
OF anv kind viii please meet with Us and
give Us a list Of your articles. Don't for
get this meeting
J. ". ALLEg,
Z y. JEgETT,
Ha. GLEsg,
V. T. 6gEEy,
JoES KELLY,
COMMITTEES.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
OUR PRESENTS:
REAL ESTATE

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
day:
j Glunt to w II Lane, n w or 1925
2w and W or 1G-2S2w and hf NV
Or and n W Or of II or and lot %
36-1w. observation-disclosures. 1000
+ Jester to A G. Stebbens, lot II,
Main st. Breese' 5 add ............... 1000
A Deichman to 5 Glotgbuch res B
Maple Grove add. ................. 1900
q w Walters to b WEIGH, n e or 81
and hf e Or and hf n w or p
b Welch to j \ Haymaker e hf e
or and hf n w or - and n or 2l-
2siw .............. ............... 5000
Smith & Brooks to w H Lane. lots
80 and 35, Mosley ave and Hodson's
CHI Carl to s \ Heithley, lots 90 to
96, Lulu ave. Strong's add, lots Is
and 20, Smithson's sub. ......... 5000
p Payne to F j Ackeman, part lot II
Atkins add to Clearwater. ....... 200
J Taylor to J. W. Arthvr, 166X75 it
in lot 20, Stewards sub. 600
j Bayer TO q W Walter. lot 49,
Pennsylvania ave, Matthewson'S
4th add. ......................... 5000
en- Jones to \ B Morrison, lots us
and 120. 122 and l24, Mosley ave,
Ransom & Mckay's ID. .......... 1000
+ S Aldricn To O Nartinson, lot "A
Douglas ave, Martinson's sub 800. $500
G Rankin TO Fl o Balch, acre in Pa
\ Lazanes 10 + Williamson, 12S sqr
rds in 5 2s4w. ....................i. 1000
o Martinson TO Noyes, lots - and %,
blk g. Martinson'S 18th. 1900
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Open meeting Of Hypati, viii be held
Monday afternoon, 3 O'Clock, az Mrs.
Hartzel's On Waco avenue
EEC-Y or ETPATTA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Regular communication OF Wichita
lodge No p. A r. * 4 II. Monday eve
ninz june T. Visiting brethren cordially
invited "a J. AFFLEc4TE, Secy
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

All members Of Wichita lodge No. e,
a o. L ". are hereby ordered 70 meet at
the lodge room at p N. 20 attend the
funeral Of Bro c. : Robinson.
&. u. DEv0KE, u. w
S. d. HAlIowELl. Deputy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

" The Equitable Building s. Loan associa-
ton will meet tomorrow morning at it's
rooms over 22o North Main. All members
and persons interested are invited to be
present A loan of five shares will be sold
and certificates from new series of stock
issued. A quarterly report of dividends
accrued will also be made.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

Regular meeting of Wichita lodge, No.
%, in their hall over III North Market
street on Monday night at o'clock. Elec-
ton of officers and initiation.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
SEE WHAT THE SLAUGHTER
SALE OFFERS
FOR FIVE GENTS.

FOR FIVE GENTS.
25 piece, brocaGe dress goods
usu5u j sold at Ice,
THIS SALE sc.
so pieces krinkles, always sold
at 1Oc,
THIS SALE SC.
90 pie e alron check white
goods. q pieces checked 5acOnet
WCr h 10,
THIS SALE, SC.
40 pieces Pacific MIL lawns in
fan cleS and solid cOlOrs worth
s l-3 10 &c,
THIS SAL E sc.
Is pieces book fold India linen
nice sheer, regular price 1Oc,
THIS SALE SC.
200 dozen Ie1 napkins and fey
plaid dOylies always sold at sc
each,
This SALE Il L OS &c.
1900 yaroS apron check glng-
ham regular Price 8 1-3c,
THIS SALE SC.
5000 yards mosquito net In all
COIOrS slightly damaged) sold al
ways at 1Oc a yard.
THIS SALE SC.
200 dozen gents cOlored border
ed handkerChiefS sold by all at
1Oc.
THIS SALE Sc.
800 dozen ladies colored Dor
dered handkerchiefS sold regular
ly at SC each,
THIS SALE 2 FC R sc.
5000 yards colored and white
lace, good values from Is to zoe,
THIS SALE sc.
Our SMALL NOTION DEPART ENT
Offer tie following slaughter
prices
/ lace callar for Sc.
S rolls darning cotton for SC.
3 SpOOlS, 200 yard, thread for sc.
4 papers needles in nice caSket, SC
4 papers pins for SC.
12gentS collar buttons for sc.
5 good thimb for sc.
5 lead pencils for sc.
2SS agate buttons for SC.
l hand mirror for sc.
2 ladies linen collars for SC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03
WICHITA MUSEUM & FAMILY THEATRE
w FRED. ROBBINS, Proprietor Manager.
south Main Street
Week Commencing Monday, May 18th

WICHITA MUSEUM & FAMILY THEATRE
w FRED. ROBBINS. Proprietor Ma; a.
Week Commencing Monday, May 18th
CURIO HALL.
Encouragement for one week more OF the great
and only
EyALEEN THE WATER QUEEN.
The only lady who actually eats drinks, sleeps and
talks to the audience While immersed III
huge tank OF water.
Americas greatest mimics, vocalists, dancers
and origlnaiorS,
Gypsy wARDE & ERWOOD { r.
In their specially, entitled Moo1ght EiIrta-
songs and dances. medleys and banjo
specialties.
The ever popular motto vocalist,
MIR. JULES GARRISON,
In the latest productions.
The eminent comedian.
MR.. JOHN MCINTOSH,
In pleasing specialties
THEATRE.
Commencing Monday, will be presented RI. En-
woods own version of the side-sphttlng
comedy,
YOU T H,
Or Cupid's Franks.
Commencing Friday, the great comedy.
NIP AND TUCK,
The two lawyers.
Performance every afternoon and night. Ladies
and Chidrcn's Day, Saturday afternoon
100 ADMITS To EVERYTHING. Hc
OUR PRESENTS:
The Grand watch drawing of the gentleman's gold
hunting case watch, chain and charm viii take
place Friday night, June LIST.
The ladies drawing of the pearl gold mounted
opera glasses will take place saturday afternoon.
June md. Both thee handsome presents are now
on exhibition in Edward Vail IL Cos show window
on Main street Everybody visiting the museum
this week viii receive tickets for them. Come ana
see a good entertainment and get ticket Tor these
beautiful presents.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

25 pieces tufted SeerSucker,
cheap at zoe,
THIS SALE &c.
25 pieces wool, Brocatelle suit
ing, regular price 1Sc,
THIS SALE sc.
80 pieces tan, double width,
Sultlng, worth lee,
THIS SALE SC.
90 pieces fine Bombay krinkles,
everybOdy'S price 15c,
THIS SALE SC.
SO pieces sateens very fair
grade, regular price IL l-2c,
THIS SHLE SC.
100 pieces dress ginghamS. al
ways sod at u l-Ic,
THIS SALE SC.
SO pieces percaleS for boys.
waists, all houses ask II 1-Gc,
THIS SALE sc.
1000 yards very fine India linen
worth 15c,
THIS SALE &C.
EMFROIDERIES.
$4,000 yards Hamburg edge in
white and cOlOred worth Is to zoe
Come early, won't last long,
THIS SALE &c.
1000 yards all silk yelling, all
worth lSc,
THIS SALE &c.
1000 fine paper fans, cedar
stick, worth Csc,
THIS SALE &c.
$50 pieces TOrchOn, narrow
width, always sold at Sc a yard.
THIS SALE - YDS. FOR &c.
rs dozen ladies Berlin gloves,
worth 15c each,
THIS SALE &c.
200 dozen ladies hose black and
cOlOrS, worth l5c,
THIS SALE sc.
$500 Damask Towels, all lines
sold at zoe each,
THIS SALE 2 FOR &c.
375 Percale scarfs for gents
worth zoe each.
THIS SALE &c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

OOOGISS UndC OUuGrS ask II I-ZC,
THIS SALE &c.
1OOpieces batiste in cream tints
and fancy white GROUNDS, price
elsewhere, IL 1-2c,
THIS SALE 7c.
Is pieces polka dot lawns, full
yard wide, navy ground. regular
- 1-2c goods,
THIS SALE 7c.
Is pieces blue lace batiSte, SO
inches wide, never before offered
under 15c,
THIS SALE 7c.
$500 yards cream tinted sun
rise lawn, all houses ask you 1Oc
a yard,
THIS SALE 2 YDS. FOR sc.
1000 yards white corded lawns
always sold at IL 1-2c a yard,
THIS SALE 7c.
200 dozen ladies cOlOred and
white hem-Stitched handkerch'fS
worth from II l-Z to l5c,
THIS SALE 7c.
5000 yards Oriental lace, an
immense bargain worth to zoe,
THIS SALE &c.
1900 yards dotted yelling, in all
shades, worth 15c,
THIS SALE 7c.
5000 yards TarltOn soft ruch-
ing worth 1Oc a yard,
THIS SALE 2 YDS. FOR 7c.
100 dozen misses solid color
hose regular price u l-2c,
THIS SALE &c.
1000 gross vegetab BILE ivory but
tons, guaranteed TO wash, no
house IN the city can offer for
less than lOc a dozen,
THIS SALE 2 DOz. FOR 7c.
100 dozen gents fancy soX,
worth 1Oc a pair,
THIS SALE 9 FOR &c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

11c
SEE WHAT THE SLAUGHTER
SALE OFFtRS
FOR ELEVEN CTS.
5000 yards handmade Torchon
lace, worth from Is to soc,
THIS SALE lie.
800 piceS all silk ribbon in Nos.
8 and II, good value at 1SC,
THIS SALE lie.
176 dozen all linen damask
towels never offered before for
less than zoe,
THIS SALE lie.
$500 yards remnants Of Irish
linen worth Csc yard,
THIS SALE lie.
$500 yards remnants OF yard
wide bleached muslin mill
lengthS).
THIS SALE 3 YDS. FOR lie.
1000 yards good prints, always
sold at &c,
THIS SALE 3 YDS, FOR lie.
90 pices, 42-inch. bleached pill
low case muslin (PeperelD regu-
lar price 15c,
THIS SALE lie.
SO pieces unbleached all linen
damaSG worth Csc a yard,
THIS SALE lie.
100 pieces Madras drapery.
worth from 20 to SOC,
THIS SALE lie.
Is pieces fancy dOmet flannel.
light weight for boys waists, reg
ular price ZCc,
THIS SALE lie.
200 dozen gents suspenders nice
styles, worth from 20 to SOC,
THIS SALE lie.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

The following are the transfers of real
estate filed in the recorders Office yester-
dow.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-03

S d. HALIowF
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-04
LOCAL NOTES.

Mrs II. l.. Pelouzc and Misses Belle
and Minnie Peiouzc will leave this mora.
ing for California. They will be gone
everal months. Mr.. Pelouze will accom-.
pany them as far AS the Natural Bridge.
rhe parry propose 10 take in all the prin-
cipsl cities, the Yosemite Valley, Salt
Lake City, and Yellowstone Park.
The first wheat OF the season was on
Change Yesterday. II was grown by Mr.
D. w Lane of Amelia county, offered
Tor sale by Mr. Z. &. Edwards, commits
ion merchant, and sold TO the Gallego
Mills at 90c per busbel The lot consisted
# 100 bushels and was of the Fultz seed.
The first open air concert of the sea-
-on was given last night at the New
Reservoir al 5 o'clock This iDaugnrates
4 series of Summer entertainments which
will be greatly enjoyed by the can't.get
awavs The next concert " i'll he given in
{ he Capitol Square.
Among the marriage licenses issued in
Washington yesterday was one to Vii
lam II. Davis and Cornelia L. Hawkins
If Richmond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-04
An VnfaiiinG Stage Resource.

IN the company was an amusing man,
whose festive temperament made him, !
fear. little unreliable i'll the wonderful
dramas. often nautical, which were q
feature on Saturday nights. although
very often, | dare say, his own words
were as good as the authors. Some
times. however, he could remember none,
and then, with amazing efrontery, took
refuge in a stock speech, which ne de-
livered with great solemnity to whoever
might be on the stage with him at the
time. no matter what the circumstances,
the period or the costume u the play
CHANGED TO be. Whether prince OF
peasant, yirtuous or vicious, whether
clad in sumptuous raiment or shiverng
in RAGS. il was all the same to him, and
at the end of his harangue he stalked on
the stage. leaving his unhappy comrade
to get out Of the difficulty as best ne
could. and bear the brunt Of the position.
These were the never changing words,
which recall distinctly: Go to, thou
weariest me. Take this well filled purse,
furnish thyself with richer habiliment:,,
and Join me at my mansion straight!
Eut.-"On and OFF the Stage"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-04
Canine Gratitude for Favors.

One afternoon in December, durInS a
thiok snowstorm, rs | sat by an east win.
dow writing letters, my attention was
ATTRACTED TO u beautiful collie dog sitting
yery quietly for some hours at my front
gate. As went out just at night to put
my letters in the postotfice, noticed that
the dog was still there, and on going to-
ward him saw at once that he was in
trouble. Ispoke to him, but he did not
move. | then saw large tin pan was
tied closely 10 his tail and one hind leg.
took my knife from my pocket and cut
the string.
When he found he was free he began
to lick my hand and bark and roll over
in The snow. and then jumping up began
to lick my face When | started for the
postofilce he trotted along by my side
and every few minutes he would lick my
hand. and if / looked at him or spoke to
him he would bark and jump up and
lick nv face and roll over in the snow
with the widest expression Of JOY. When
| returned he started TO go with the.
But when | told him he must not go,
that he must 20 home, after licking my
hand again lie trotted back toward the
village common. On going down street
again a few days later this same dog came
bounding across the common to meet me,
repeating the same EXPRESSIONS OF Joy
and thankfulaess as before, and kept
close to me TIL started for home. Cor.
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