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Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

Vic hita & Suburban.
PARAMOUNT.
Cars leave Fourt ana = illiaIns, commencing FLO
a IN and every hou until 1910 p M, crossing Doug
las fifteen minutes ! fer every hour,
DoLD'S PACKING HOUSE.
From First and y. in. a. - and 40 minutes after
every hour cominent ing ut sos a and continuing
uuti IEl5 n m Can all lines after all plays
al Grand opera house Parties of four five
have srecia cars WA hout special charge after these
hollrs hv telephonin No. 40 calling Office 1851
North Fourth aVenu. LEE IA1LOR
Wichita & Valley Center Motor i K. X. Co.
Motor for Valley Center VIII leave Thlueenth
street go a. m. 10, " a. NJ, ~ p m ana ~ p. a.
Leave Valley CenJe for Wichita at o:J d. IN. and
S2..0 80 and 10 2. M
Cars will leave Dor .glas avenue for car works,
connecting with motGt, every hour from Coz a. IN
till 500 p.
Extra cars for excur, ions at all times. daft
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

yTANTED-AIl those desiring Scotch Cooley and
w prairie dog pups TO cali st wagon on
corner OF Main and Douglas on SATURDAY. the 10th.
and week until sold out. F.. N. r. Trigger DIS
MANIFESTATIONS in grocery produce bust
w ness; thoroughly experienced; no objection to
going OF city; satisfaction guaranteed Address
Frank, Hotel Goodyear. A6f
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

L,oR TRADE OR EXCHANGE lets near Dolds
Il packing house, Is lots Frisco heights, near
Paramount; viii trade for farRl property. Ad-
dress Trsoer. care EaS.e once de.-6t4
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

w ASTED-To iean short tine rroaeT O. a.,
W x5a3s q ps-so-zi sec71rzty4 f-raisnre z1tsoGi
-sE1xSl ewes. nofe-, stock e.E kzsa@ss strictly
confidential address 2oney. lecx box :. e-ty
efs-irss
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
WANTED.

WANIED-Two A No. solicitors AZ once. Apply
w between Il ana O'Clock TO the Wichita AdyeT-
Using Co.. al HOO Chicago avenue, West Side.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

w ASTED-To buy good Jersey cow at hard
w time prices. Must be fresh good mixer and
first class. Describe the cow. give price and say
where she may be seen. Address Y. Y. H., 623 East
Douglas ave 1885,
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

FIfo TRADE-For stock o. general merchandise
Il very desirable city property In s.. Jean
county scat of Stafford county, Kansas; l6a aeca
farm fourteen miles from county szai. also head
OF mixed cattle IN goed condition. Address. GlAsS
cock * Co. ST. JOHN. Kiss. L. Lslr
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

I'oR EXCHANGED traders and every body else.
i The Kansas abstract agency viii furnish yon
abstracts 70 any isuds Ia the state Of Kansas; also
diagrams descriptions ana estimates 81 value
Kansas Abstract Agency. rooms 20 !. No ls7 "
Market ST., Wichita. han, J. L. Wheeler. manager
dS5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

I>OR TRApE--Nire 10 rooIn residence and Oh
II modern improvements Ia Vest NicaiI4s twt,
sections Of river bottom land in Edwards county.
and lg lots In the center of the city OF MeFrion also
Missouri land and O her property. handle nay swa
property, charge You no commission afd VIII giVo
you a fair trade. CaIi and AZ room e. Getto
building. A j. Edgworth. Du
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
FOR EXCHANGE

IHoR EXCHANGES feet near business center OF
Il the city for improved property fur her opt:
prefer north Want property for a home and L.
must bs we'll located. Address Fair Exchange.
Eagle ONCE. 2s-e+
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

w ASTED-TSo frs c3zss ka.es dining RON
w E8r.s- Address NJ - Eagle ofscs- 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

WANTED-A good girl to do general homework
w Ca.i at once at go South Topeka. cor. English.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

swab& CLOSER, Tailors, 2O6 Main se.-15
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
ROGERS.

The Photographer. Pictures all sizes and styles
lie also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

t4TANTED-Al ladies wishing remuneratiye en-
w poyment can have beaded and SILK work to
do at home: 50 70 so weekly gu ranteed. Expert
ence unnecessary. Prospectus free Address Grery
IL Gilist, 2o0 Clark st. Chicago, H. 25-i2.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

UyASTED-25 boarde-S al IF Waco street TNss
w popular horise ass 5@ea entirely restref vita
fuFnitzrs and nsS heea Ssfered and painted 90
the outside and within and may 20 ctszsed a. A
boarding house Mrs. -sesr.ss-. the manager IL
vftss h-r oe sr!ezds and azAzy caoose . ssTs
he house Cali viii the assurance that ssey viii ee
&c
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

NTANTED-Ar persons knowing ths-rsegv~s IL
w oebted 20 9 81. Garrison 70 call and rsy %
their past due Noes AID accsaat-. tire san. vii
be- psf into tie hands o. my atsorney fcr coiIsCiioa
c. u. Garrison cZl wIS n
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

VI ANTED--Mrs. Mary Y. A. Barnard takes pleas
~ ure in announcing to the ladies' OF Wichita at
she has established a ladYs supply agency for the
celebrated Jackson sateen corset waist: Jackson
summer C. c. corset; jackson summer corset " ais.
Misses and chtldren's Baker waist; patent hustle
skirt Mrs, Barnard will also teach :. +. TgTior'-
mathematical system OF dress cutting and draft
dress patterns. ORDERS BY mail VIII receive prompt
attention. Ladies Will please call in the afternoons
Mrs. Mary Y. A. Barnard, Rooms lat No. I
Thompson fats, corner South Market and English
streets dz6
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
DR.. !. II. MISICK.
MTNTCK BROS.
r. M. C0NKTJN. M. T

Eomeopathtsts. At 15o n. Main ST., over Savings
bank. Calls answered at all times day night.
Office open at all hours. Residence telephone No.
14l, once telephone No. 263.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

NSy ANTED-Situation bookkeeper and clerk:
w can furnish the best OF references; hardw are
store preferred. Address F, As, care this office.
&6g
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

yVASTkD-Te make sore s-z- class CRY loxc
w fer SIR % twelve nozEAA- Kazszs Ioxz zzd
Investment Co. ever wichita Material haaf Ez-ss
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

I oST-A pocket book containing conStables pa
Pers, notes. etc, % no value 20 any the
owner. Return tn Constable VIM. Weiss at Justice
BarFet.'s oce. 40 \. Main ST.. aud receive reward
&ss
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
LOST.

T OST-A pocket book containing $50 and a large
Il i amount Of papers on Douglas avenue or Law
renee between Wichita National bank ahd the CHI
cago lumber Co. ONCE. on Lawrence A rewa %
e. viii Ice given u anyone returning the same To-
j A. Nixon. 49, North Enporia dz~es
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20
WANTED.

VVASTED-Borrowers for money on FIRST mort
w cages on farms II you want to renew your
old loans at . low rate Of interest call on WITCH
ita Bankin. Co.. No ll6 W Douglas ave 5e,fwlstf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

UyASTED-Ts led Sam "a inside t-p-s--a
w S-Spe-sF g G. scoS csa-tei zeearfty. 81 szszs
aEsz SIX Tor tEre- rzzs9s fayrse~
ws.5 god secGrsgF ea1 sE lowest rAs<z- Czz1 a.
z<szz - seesEs1x kzesGizR. Ex
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. three room furnished
w house or rooms,Or will buy furniture OF any
party wishing 10 .eaVe the city. Call H. T. Doty,
at Beacon job ONCE address Lock Box 49,
az; ST.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

WANTED-A good rope splicer Call at the
W Eagle Office today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

General practitioner OF medicine. surgery, gynae-
coogy and obstetrics. Treat all chronic and private
diseases. oxygen LreatIne III given when required
Pies and all disease Of the fectGm specially,
Office removed to l34 North Main street., over Kan
National Bank. Office hours to II m, to ),
and !. to D. dll1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

NJ ANTED-Competent girl 10 do cooking and
" homework Cali at Fourth National ba k.
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

UTANTKD-Tvo furnished ROOMS cornsc.ed or
w ons large double room, Pleasantly Iocazea.
With privileges Of huA1h. W s1fed by three vesuaz
men. good references given Inquire at ~ L. Dz.s
drug store, Slo L. Douglas ave. c.tJ. Ass
Wichita eagle., 1888-06-20

VYYANTED-Borroyversr for money; we place money
w at the loves. On AL kinds OF chntrei Sc
curity loans md also second mortgages farms
Wichita banking CO.. Ne. llS Wexs Douglas ave
S5-rf
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JOHN AND HARRY PART
To Ksrasn Brothers Win HsIa Ne More
"SSdewa.k Conv-rsationa"

TIE Ksrssii Brothers WIN Held Ne More
"ssdewa.k Cenv-rsatiosa"
Harry and John Kernell have parted COM
pany In . tremendous row. This will surprise
reuders who have witnessed the joint per-
fornancos Of the brothers In variety theatres
during the past four or Eve years. The Ker-
nells have given q quarter to a half-houre enter
tninment. usually called In the bills "A Side
walk Conversation" during which. between
songs and dances. they held a dialogue en-
bodying. much condensed wit Of o sort COM
prehensible by variety audiences. Their sue.
cess was considerable in their way, and their
North Of Ireland dialect has been extensively
John Kernel was found lying insensible in
upner Broadway, with his head 80 badly cut
that be. had to DO taken to q hosnitnl to get
Il repaired. At. that time he disclosed to
that has 'Phs e sua ' HspSy b sad pbs .sn sSsr4elI faSt
most OF tho time for ak months. and that their
disagreement had finally driven him into u
profound spree. resulting In a street fight
stranger. For weeks the two brothers had not
spoken to each other except while on the stage
In their jocose dialogues. After John was re-
paired they continued to appear together with
the travelling company owned by them in part
tres In this city and Brooklyn they have been
very interestedly watched. because they pro-
senfed. n singular spectacle OF two actors on
gagged In familiar conversation. slapping each
amusing FRANKS, while really the %tittsrest OF
enemies. The cause Of their quarrel is under
stood to relate to their respective wives. but the
particulars are not TO be had. Last night they
colvers alton" on the stugs. Their company Is
disbanded. and each Kernell will 90 his sep
arate way. taking his wife along.
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4 NEW BASIS ron A SUIT.

Pictures 81 the Tragedy Of Calvary who're
= Passion Flav wss Forbidden.
The city OF New York Is to be sued for hav-
Ing prevented a Passion play. The prohibition
was tho one which ruined the enterprise OF
the late Salmi Morse. who built a theatre in
West Twenty-third street for the express pur-
DOSE OF a dramatic representation OF tho life
and crucifxion Of Christ. His venture and its
failure will be recalled as an event widely dis
cnssed four years ago. Nearly q hundred thou
sand dollars was expended in leasing and At
ting no the theatre. in making handsome
tors; James 3'Neiii; who las since grown rich
starring In Monte Cristo." was, to lmperson-
ate saf ss a 90 mcrs sps tSs o %sde TW6 M, T e.
fore the night fixed for the first, performance,
the Mayor gave notice that he you'd not
Half a dozen capitalists backed poor Saint
But bSi the S disaP pSS nG %Shss so <, Gss GT his 70 6e ,GsS;
and he soon died; About g year sgo M!pnok.
and ,pg. on ,exhibii{iona in tie Same theatre
which Morse had built. and which in the Inter-
painting. with its ~litesize figures, filled what
had been tho stage, opening. and. being flu
saIGsity iif i4o% 4 ,o2 Psssio oarp pfay. TX. ,Is ssb 4 stIse
drew . many thousands Of spectators q, 50 cents
diaisly:a second work BY MancEazs, . tnfp1st
arch. and its season Of financial prosperity has
lasted until Tonight. when 1t will DO packed up
and sent TO boston.
AS nearly as can bc ascertained. the showing
OF thetwo paintings in this city yielded a clear
profit from admission fees Of f50,O0 OF that
basis n syndicate of SRimi Morse's creditors
and hackers nave made all ready to bring a
suit against, the city for a ike sum In damages.
Mayor had no legal right to prohibit n respect
fl and handsome dramatic representation OF
Christ and His acts, and they will use the sue
cess Of the. pictures, on the same subject and
exhibited In the same plnce, both a. an argu-
they suffered heavy loss. and ~ o guide 10 the
jury In assessing tho damages which they hope
to get.
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WILL NOT RUN AGAIN.
Z. v. Whites Reasons Ter Ketiriae At the
End 81 his Present Term.

o. v. Whites Reasons Ter Retiring At the
End 81 his Preseat Term.
g. V. White, the Republican representative
In Congress Of the Third district In Brooklyn.
will not be a candidate for denomination. He
has forwarded q letter to Col. Andrew d. Baird.
In which he says that although he has received
offers OF support from several loading gentle
men In the Third district. none OF whom favor
Cd his nomination In the last canvass, and all
OF whom pledged him their unqualified sup
port Tor a enomination nevertheless under
no consideration will no again accept the can
dldRcy. He feels that continued silence on
tho point would nut many friends at a disad-
his political friends. He says In conclusion:.
40 not know that a act .of rules can be
framed for The government Of so large a leGis-
ln'iye body bcttcr than we now have here; but
the TACT remains that mt present each Individual
Is bound hand and foot. and IL gagged as well.
House. No measure. however wise. can DO in
trodpcsd BY any msmber, however, eminent,
and be brought before The House for discussion
y II majority OF the committee 10 whom II must
do not complain Of tho TACT, but state 4. .
might be tempted to endeavor By patient con-
tinuance In well doinx"i 10 make some impress
sion Tor good on public AFFAIRS. Blu at my time
sur r,ss ! r hsEs ,h no l sSss f g, s !" common
will make the contents Of this letter known to
ne Rspnblicsns of ny di.tris,; Please cause
term. when | hope they may SECURE an ablsr II
found respect, / am faithfully your friend"
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Prom tie Religious HerstA.
IT'S midnight In Egypt fullorbed on her way
The queen Of the night sheds the brightness Of dayl
while the sacred stream touched BY the beams OF 10
love
Reflects on Its bosom the fory above.
Hath charms that outlast all the changes Of tims;
And millions unborn shall the wonder. work tell
How Jehovah defended his chosen 80 well
IT'S the Lord who has spoken: MY people must 70;
Too long have they mOurned in the garments Of woe:
This night OH their waiting and wondering eyes
The day. star Of gladness and hope shall arse"
In many . cabin 80 lowly and poor
They taste the last supper on EVvpts dark ehore;
All sania.ed and xirled with slaves In their hands
But the hear, Of the king Ia still hardened and cold.
Dire plaques cannot move him with terrDrs untold,
TIL the arm OF Jehovah In vengeance Is bare
Unstopped are his viais Of wrath on the air.
Yet the night so respondent no token doth bring
Where the death angel spreads far abroad his dark wing
Wnile he smiies the nrsi born with . touch deadly cold,
The prince in the palace, the lamb in tho fold.
No dwelling or dock wher the first born remainA
Save those " hich the blood of the sacrifice stains
All safe AMI secure In the arms of their king,
The children OF COD their deiiverance sing.
And, 10 In the temples OF Isis are found
The Idols A. broken and prone on the ground,
And the gods Of The heather so pow erless and vail
Are mingled IL dust with the host Of the slain.
Rejoicing they journey to CanaanIs fair shore,
The tasktnaster a lash shall ainict them no more
And loud on their ear. Ms they hasten to 90,
Come tho sounds Of deep waiting. the cry OF the foe.
And Q er. Ill tho kneli Of old Time shall be ruue,
This night ahali he hallowed. It's deeds shall be sung;
And the night Tor Gods chosen \ Dir bright shall be,
For Jehovah hath %triumphet, his peop.e are tree
JOHN A. BAssErr
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THE HISTORY or auE HUSTLE
Wsists Desceaded From the A~npits and
Busties Adae" During . Dress R%evoiutisa.
Prom the Iroona,u

Busties Adae" During . Dress R~evoiutisa.
Prom the Argonaut
Until 1925 the female waist was ordained
and a hustle. when such, q style OF fsminine
dress I'm proven but a hump. Short waists DOS.
put an end for : time to tight facing. and sixty
y gsanr od fsS " pTl 5o Of fSts{, was The mist Innocent
tune seem to have Inclined to tie opinion tnhR hat
the hustle. which undeniabIy came from Paris
' !. q reaction rmenE the ladie, p the French
the revolution and the empire.
Tho ladies Of, tho courts Of Josephine and
Marie Louise dressed mucn more d~ecenily
wsr. the real aEbilsr. q ashton until 1915; nor
limbs DO entirely eradicated from the female
var nSn a9 9sos es ar ~ was s,d fought and the vic;
fair sex. the, change almost amounted to a
bad altitude betiwesn the shsaide n1,e to IT'S tsG na, us
IA nr p1 s,id9a Z, the eiPs; sleeves hitherto tight
leg-of.mutton sleeve was, In process OF time.
sGeceeSed by a wider and looser sleeve; which
Unfortunately, long waists effected the revival
stsys became real in,,rumsnts Of torture. The
suddenly as i bad spresred' f TSs '"e priness 81
robe banished bnstles Tor four or five years. but
and it thrives and will thrive, and viii die
again. We sIppose; no woman can tell when or
OF the sallrists, and the solemn head sbakin.s
and grave reprehenslons of the mora,ists. The
only practical way TO suppress a fashion is to
poiso.e or in JaIn.s l. slime. was hansed al w
bur In a run s,ifisIsd With yellow starch, and
The murdsress. Maria Manning. was Ssnrsi
at Horsemoncer lane in "A black satin dress,
and for twenty years aitorward black satin was
OF fashion. ASH happens. executions now
take place In private, and nothing would be-
gained In the way OF fashion reform By hsngipc
= female criminal whose garb comprised & huge
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Com,ux Mu.iea, Events.

siTnor campsninis company will give . concert this
evening At the Broadway Theatre.
The pusl,c rehearsa! Of he eleventh, Thomas symphony
concert At steinway u all will take place next Thursday
afternoon. Thsre wifi bo = popular matinee AZ the same
place on saturday.
An orchestral and miscellaneous concert will DO given
IN Stenway hall next Thursday evening BY Mr.. yAryi
hiorio; Tho programme will DO made up entirely Of Mr..
Florio's com POSITIONS
Anton Se,dls third symphony concert, ~ Chirk erins
HAL VIII Dc given en- tho evening OF April u Miks Maud
roweli will be the snoisl Shs viii play TschAtkOwskv's
violin concerto, Prof Alexander Lambert WI Aiso Ap
gear In = concerto for piano,
Tho season OF Italian opera at tho Academy Of Music,
under CampAnints management wiz bertn on April 0.
yerdis :" OtellO" viii be produced during tho nrt week.
The scenery and singers from abroad are now on their
way. Six OF "otello " viii be given In this
city,
One week OF grand opera In English will be given at
the Academy OF Music by the people OF the National
Orera Company, who are playing engagements on the
commonwealth plan, in order. i: possible, to make up for
defaultei salaries The brief soson VIII begin on
April =.
The blizzard concert OF tue Boston SYMPHONY orchss
ira Will be given in steinwAy Hall TO morrow evening.
Y TSHld hays been y.yep on March ~ s.d = MI been
Gss.ss,tsst :asv trfts Vt .ns NJ. Ssis'ss t5s e =
TIE ~ !: 2 st sS. X q s,ssr1a: isss S5SsssN
ssAtA scene hsA "rftteA"
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Prom the Grerk or Arstophanea

Prom the Gresk " ArtStIphunel
o dear one. with tawny wingA
Dearest of singing tn ngA
Whose hymns my company have heen,
Thou art come. thou art come thou art scent
Bid. with the music at thy voice,
sweet sounding rustler, the heart rejoice:
All! louder, louder, 10 der sing,
Flute out the language Of tho spring;
Nay. lie. those low not es rest,
Obi my nightingale, nightingale, trnl out thy ~snspsstl
Come. my companion, cease from thy slumbsrA
Pour ouL thy hoy and musical numbers
Sing aud lament with = sweet throat divine,
ltys OF many tears. Thy son and mi .:
Cry out and nuiver and shake, dnsky throat
Thrno with the thrill o. thy l~iquidest note.
Through the Wide country. and mournfully through
LeAfy haired branches and bonghs OF the yow,
Widens and rises the echo until
Even rho throne-roOm NJ tod II shah MI.
Then when Apo 10 III. brightIocked, hath heard,
LO, he shall answer thine eieRy. bird.
Playing his ivory. seven strinQed Tyre,
Standing a god In the high gods choir.
Ay, and no he alone.
Hark! From immortal throats arise
Diviner threnotie-.
Sounding together Ia . heavenly moan.
And answering. thine own.
A. MAn =. RosIHsoA.
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WHAT NEW Y0RK'S QUEEN OF
COMIC OPERA SAYS,


80" uVu 11hIvs tA0
Cas'ss Fsvsrite-Hsw Nervsus,ess ana
Weakaess Csr be Baaishoa s.a strs.stS
sss Health Rssts-ea.
Probably the most popular and without Doubt
the most beautiful and accompiishsd artists
i nn,o1 Ha ne ~ queens r. Of m opera 10 Miss Pau
never Tired Of listening to tho music Of her
W9ndsrfaI voice. and II is doubtless rs inter-
ps sa ~ II al maj she says and does. In q letter
n~,a.k IN 'S YsoSRiK. March II, 1855.
brain 1iM'a and 70 S.s sTaa Sps proiessionpl duties The
ihauslIsn. When ives Weak pt Urea. ns ano ne sYS sr 81.
f tort r.. II t. absolutely na necessary to use a tonic
SHRRyttssaa' 9 sEhys sn $6 syrS Is Pr p & sR sIs Sdss
s ssssn assd. ana .rd CAN IN vbis .ar.v Is remedy | Fay:
S Sss t. al wh' arc p%tTfssas saS e x:
II y9p arc weak, tired. nervous. aud exhaust
20 not fail to use this marvellous remedy. IA:
~ VII Test ip your strength. yigor, and .ener.
S Snn i, VIII rsmqye all nervousness and nor
and wakeful, nights. its use will soctbs.' , sn,1S'
sad Sqiet the nerves, and give. you soand..
!I sdal %or sas s' With duK s :,ssDi b. i ti 20. WI:
Iss|ins & wtli' clear your head sSaS give you s,sp sn ssi
rehswrd lie. 1t Is the best remedy in 1bho osu you
hid cures perfectly and completely sorinv IA,
physi,ca ha, enbau nervous debility. nervous and
ulon me nerves, or other cause. denre..inuna , ~
me mInd' neuralgia, paralysis' %numhoasoi
back S%'. and sSfsoq hot tnS sick headaches. pain IL
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OYER TIE SNOW 10 The PAKsoM
4 Picturesque Post-buxxnrd Weddins
Ausns tho Hebron AiiIs.

Ansns tho Hebron HiIs.
NORWICH, March A.-Hebron, a craggy
old country town among tho hills. eighteen
miles northwest Of this city. had a novel we'd
ding last Thursday evening that pleased tho
young folks almost as much as an elopement
would have done.
The billowy remains Of the dead blizzard
still encountered the lofty hills and valleys un-
dor the cold new moon on that evening when
the wedding bells rang from the tower Of the
Congregational church in Hebron village. At
the first note the bridal train got under way
bride. Miss Jennie |. Leonard. There we're eTe
eighty persons In the march; Az were on
S ssayy z1sd o s1sas' S Th|sh diS raa E fn ,hS s SfS,s e Z,
was all about. The ushers were not In evening
dress, but they wore overcoats and heavy
sohn's somewhat hackneyed march was not
played "a B Ut there q was much much g!SgIing Of girls
cracEins q soads !. Il the 'T psrt Si !ea snsa.S sp as
The liz sleds breasted the bi iii SOY OF the Ess snow "Na
the drivers made those oxen step. In the YES
tibule Of the church the procession was form
i sni shhe .H mott e wsn the the a " IKE n ds' yissse Of iF tha
twain squared away down the carpeted aisle:
the Idea into their thick heads what ex-
them to church fol, the nrst time in their lives.
bridesmaid and the best man came 10
the front; and In amoment W. Clifford Robin
son o! Columbia and Miss Jennie Leonard were
welded. Then the procession was reformed
and marched back to tho steps Of the church,
the oxen we're hawed right about face, the
strobe ahead. whips cracked. and the bridal
tour was begun homewnrd.
Home again. q good supper was served to the
guests. after $50 congratulations had been
showered on the bride, and at the end OF Il every
member Of the company declared that the Rob-
inson-Lsonard edding WAS the p~rettiost ever
celebrated among the Hebron hills.