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A Mothers Devotion.

All the way through a mans life, DO tcon-
gimrd like a beautiful fabric in unholy Tes-
sion or held aloft like st. Georges banner
uldcflod IN tho baltic of life, lis mo,hor
stands 10y him, and yearns over him, ana
prays for him % tho last If he IL successful,
she is pr0ud If no Is often cast down, sno ~
pitiful. he is wicked, sho excuses lin; if he
dies youn~. her hopes arc buried in bis grave,
ana she never ceases to dream OF whay ilei
darling miga. have been. Others may io'o
him yell bul their love mover discounts hers.
Others may D. proud Of him, but she always
.it, in 'hn front TOW with those who applaud,
and catches the splendor Of his achievements
before 10 is more % other eyes than light
reflected from afar, OF the noise OF wings
that tarry IN their coming. She anticipates
his triLmr3, and anicdatcs bis victories
Th .rc is an ~ told you 50" in her proud eyes
long b.f1ro men hand in the verdict OF MS
.reatules. .ul all his achievements arc but
the lrorh.ei., ol her loving dreams
'nl whom .c dies, when tho Tutoring
breath las expended itself i'm tho last Kiss,
.ru.a 81. .00 3 hands Eayo loosoned lAcT
~la.p. never -.rc removed since ms helpless
54Dy GrF- pioa the patient, ycarninS cJ es'
haye Withdrawal thc.r gao 10 look tAeir h.o'
.,I God. wu9' l-s can ovcrtake mans mo
l.r tt.. % dovo that broodcI above tao
bon soda and kept cvory nrfsoling I'D
pin. .sa.a. oC her wings, Les winged hor
H.'t ta hoaroA Tie everlasting love thi.
D., ua. .l, u1r sin, nor incra' t-do could
.h.l o. .,.r.-. has vanished l.ko tho sum
from OIL. o.. ..y. Leaving only % ic" ll.nJ
. ..... -r. chilly I.llI 3D. lil lbs
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Lbelaro that from tho outset Of a childs
career tns peal should DO constantly mado
" Iisu.. d 10 may 10 tTUo tlat wo in-
herita large lcrciity of tho brutal sort; but
there i3 ai. in every ono, or in most, large
harliy o. tho noble and good. an tao
progress OF t.o aces has notgoneiornothing
lis i'm our llooL 10 can be felt as Instinct
% can 10 appealed 70 and used as fulcruIa
o0 rnovo tho bog 70 generous deeds. l 60
not boliovo in APPEALS to o boys ayarire and
creed, whether 10 10 in tao way Of apple taris
or paradise Tor DO believe ID appeals to
his fear, whether in tho way Of rawhidc5 or
eternal loaGrcs But from tho beginning,
and continuously, lot as call out tho noble
and make tho mean u sourooof modification.
Our young mon at 16would then so out Of
thofamliy with courage Of convictions, and
an abhorronco for sclfishDcss. III. hauncc,
VI. d, in Clobe-Dcmocrat.
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70 lieadqlarters, and tho contents utilised fr

70 lieadquarters, and tho contents utilised t0
charitab's purposes. II would require, Of
cc'rse, great rcrpect for onss word to kesp
the pledge, since many pennies collected In
tho box would stamp ono a. i'll naturcd or o
gossip, hut this modification was probably
prevented by having all OF the boxes exsctly
alike and without mark, so that thcy could
not be identified. Tho mere matter Of being
Obliged Tn put q penny in tho box when
thoughtlcss remarks wcro made would be Gu
rative, because Of its inducing tho habit of
thinking when speaking.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

Most ulnlo who are fortunate enough 70
b.tl.r.s .r- oi oil paintings know that
n.ay ,..u.I I...r be- hung ln strong light,
l... ., Ia- t..y SOON take on faded.
.,..I ,..t a....unce. but per.aIr tacs'
...l... ,...... d5u.. Lulw That enr mos suffer
Y.f.. .....,4t j. oNYoacI for amp length az
t,... Iu . ..r..- Dbat The word chrome
h.. .n url.auu- sound. being a-aeatcd
uIfn t...al4. Rising card, Dot There arn many
,.r, G.er A.uu. CHAT even OBJ. most artistic
,,..fIf.t be ashamed 90 hang up DO their
homo. Iuc art az chrome making has
-a.u.I SD rear perfection I'D tho last few
wears tat many oi Gao liner grades of
,nr.uot uro n.ct moro preferable 20 the in-
rr..r grades o. o.I paintings
E,.. oit.I u po.lrgs such AS Autographs,
...-.l .u.rI,iurs Or ANY o.. those that have
..lt-- over their 4c.e. dust Is observed be-
t,..n OBJ. il.s, ana picture, making am ugly
,..r... Do. l4Ce 0r margin of The paper
T... IS .4u~-l OBS tne back of the picture not
t..... covered properly. and oHlas 90 knJ.
r.I.lu On. uo4-.ls or inecreYiceH - ,Ne'i ihc
fs..rt.fue d..t uogaa IT'S way ln is Fan
auu-. ol prevention B., worth Cd pound OF
..r.. it isse.l to s.e, before tha picture Is
,l. DID l,'...,e. tAat the bacA is covered prop
..s t,y. some smooth wrapping paper, or
llr.n. uaL newspaper, and some paste,
Gum arabic or thiu liquid glue cat tho
r.f.r large enough % cover the whole back
af thcuc,uro ana extend TO within an inch
..-l-. incoming To tho size of che picture,
assn small pl ,urs VIII no. require as much
r,.r-.nasa largo onel of the outside edge ON
r.. l.e<ol tle franc AN around fasio u
0.al. an around tho edges, and there VIII
Bono dust ou tle inside oi tnat picture VINO
.l. naret .cmau. whole boston budget
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4 Inx ON the Tongue.

\ novel club was organized in a town OF
the old nutmeg state last winter, one which
would not fail 10 DO good in many other
PLACES If It's plan OF operations was faithfully
carried out 1t was called "The Tongue
Guard and each member pledged hcraeii "a
pay a penny into the treasury every tuo "'
said anything against another pSnoH.
wtother she absolutely knew it 10 he Dt
served or took II from some onos "siy s..
This was d0no by means OF homo boxes, t'i
al the end oi three months they were carr,
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Cenosrt for the Bsneat Of tho Monunent
Fund.

Special attention Is called to the con.
cert to be given at the Academy of Music
Tuesday night for the benefit OF the mon
ument proposed to be erected on Libby
Hill TO the Confederate soldier and sail
or Outside of the patriotic sentiment
which should impel our people to liber-
ally patronize this entertainment, the
programme which has been provided is
one of unusual merit. The Arion So
ciety. the Virginia, Miss
Edna Gray, Captain Frank Cunningham,
Mr.. N. B. Leonard, and Mr. Kirk Math-
ews, will take part in the musical part
of the entertainment. This is sufficient
guarantee of its excellence, while the
readings of Mr.. Thomas \. Page will be
certain to prove rere intellectual treat
That the Academy will be crowded is an
assured fact.
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the hrst-class odhSry
fitted M in first~class style with all the neces-
sary supplies Of good things, such as AWAY
remind us OF Christmas. Bread. crackers, bls
cults, etc. in abundance: cakes, ana II Nurleiy
Of good thinos for the children. and all made
from the very best and purost materials. MS
r. indeed model bakery, ana one that ue
serves and is fast gaining the support OF tne
public. BE sure 10 call IN anu see tnem AZ
tA5 Hull street Manchester.
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WOMAN AND HOME.
A MISSIONARY FIELD TO WHICH
OUR GIRLS WERE BORN.
- Wake Match >cratchers-HanginSP ict-
,r,.-womco Who Are Not Jealous
,othcr and Child--To select "A wife.
Tho TonCue-iiints and Helps.


Mother and Child--To select a wife.
The TonCuc-Iiints and Helps.
While q great many Of our young girls,
having finished their nominal school studies,
an restless and uneasy, half longing for
novel field Of labor, for an opportunity 70 do
e,mr,hng that shall help the world along,
.,u.o missionary field OF absolute crrand of
choir own n life, they are in somc danger OF
f,--.'ting that n field for their usefulness
t.sdir.,tly within their own gates a mis-
..-.ry i,id 20 which they were born, and
.,..,, neglect VIII injurc far more than any
rrlt thcy can make in other directions I'M
f. very superlatiycly gifted for work in
t..-. directions help the world. This
odd 90 which we speak lies IN thoir own
l.-... and /, never So wch cultivated as in
.. season of sold weather and bright fires,
i.a. evenings and bright lamps and Inhomes
SHIRE there is q father, an uncle, maybe md
..r'aiuly some brothers, our young glrl Is the
,-i.sfo-s OF tie mission she desires
T.. Urls Of q family have 10 in their power
s..I tfne, % % great deal of work IN he
I.l. of tho male members of the household,
.- q th.i- acqulintancos. who arc out In the
-.r-l ana tumble. and among Oh the tcInpta-
ton, of thc open world. bat the winter
weather affords them auplcr opportunity
fr.n 4Il the ont door days oi boating and
.+...rr and lawu toul'f and pieaI'kug do,
Orr t brings about Cloaof and more con-
.-lrt contact, d much fuller vision of fine
,rlI..I.s. a.lamrh moro effective ground
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

ALLOW was your wife dressed2 Gun
Zler-She had on an absinthe dress, with
Chamt4rrin colorcd ribbons and = cogn.l
colorcd bonnet trimmed with ainset lace
which enhanced the luster OF her black
berry brandy eyes. She looked as pretty
rs hottle Of Johannesburg. --Towl
Topics.
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esotian, and Satisfaction. She Is pleased
with life and with hcrSslf Cha lovpo det.Dly

"FtTf HIo "f'' "TeH tVTS VII DIG IOVtS WWP'J'
and demands as much NJ shc gives Sho ex-
poets To betold every day that she Is the most
adorable woman on earth, and she is sure to
convince man Of the fact. 1t never enters
her happy head that another woman could
be rs charming as herself, or that she could
bc displaced in the affections Of any man she
loves Sho Is woman who has been acc'i+
toned 10 love and admiration all her life.
and she knows how u keep her lover inter
es;cd and amused. She is sure that he finds
other women duh in comparison with herself,
and sho lends him freely TO her friends, Ger
tain that he will return gladly " her Tho
majority of the women who lead a monoto-
nous existence live in their imaginations and
grow morbidly sensitivc-Elh Wheeler
Wilcox
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The trr,s q posal OF the latter third OF the
day 10 % Geyo:o it 10 tho family for rccroa-
ton and sports. know SCORES OF men who
follow int .ootual pursuits who mover hHvo a
family hol- They are tho most unsccal OF
all creatures and least domestic. But then
men rarely accomplish anything worth the
sacrifice. s. man VINO fails to build a homo
Is fallrc a man whose children dread
him H. rao- trous animal, even II 10 know
bow 10 G.s.,s theology or metaphysics. M
Maurice, IT. D.
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Soc the Little Com

of a drug store, the Park-Place Pharma,.
cv. stokes building, corner Belvdere anu
Main streets. where you can ind cigars, ciga-
rettes, tobacco. fine extracts cologncs touet
soups, mineral waters OF all kinds, hair brushes.
tooth brushes, combs. etc, etc. physicians
I rescriptions a spcc alty. Wr.tinz paper. pens
pencils, postage stamps, ard postal cafds
nnu'f l1II 10 G al.
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SIN Flower Ecmc,Iy.

Tho seed o. tho common sun flower is tho
Lest remedy llr whoopiaS cough that have
ever known Brown tho seeds slightly, Ike
coffee, then grind and st08p; whom sufficiently
stopped drain clear Of tho dregs and sweeton
with rock c.ady or lump sisar. Let no
Httlo ones drink freely Of 10 II intervals
Throughout tao day, and especially bciorp re-
firing at .at In al ordinary c9scf, where
children a-lIroporly cared for and kept IN
in bad wc-'acr, no otter medicine win 10 r.
qurcd f-l3 has very becoming c.icrt on
q hard, t- aeh, and thus 10 SONS t'.-t
oven the cra "A ma flower IS cool Tor
somcta.ag. 20 any o1o cro inclined to bo
l.optic-i ] would e1y please try it bc-o-o
yol coudl.-. ! consider 10 so excellent q
remedy tr last iIumor doyotcd coz
siderable ro.ton Of ny summer garden to
ttoraisirt cf sun flowers that might gather
.hosac-s medical purposes -" Lli'a D.
C."in U.tr..t ERGO Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

Persons suffering with asthma, bron-
chitis, or catarrh, should use the Stan
dard Carbolic Smoke Ball Cure guar.
anteed or money refunded. Office l2O
North Eighth street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

Topro. salt from congeaiing and sift-
INK from g.. ,eliar, yOn can ts31 q little corn
starch with TO s.It-a saltsroonlul Of corn
starch % about two salt collars Of SAT-, The
starch alsaor,s the dampnos, and tho sllt
eiffs TnOrs easily.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

A protty addition 10 aclosctlcs nom can
10 nado 10y putting up two piooss Of scant~
ling IN a convenient corner, fastening IL some
hanging pegs and draping 1t with pretty
hanging OF chintz or Madras cloth.
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WANTED-YOU KNOW THAT
w Gibbs 4 Bro. sell Groceries, Plou.
Wines. and Liquors At lowest prices. TOboo-
CO and Cigars a speciality. Continental beer
furnished to families at IS cents per dozen.
Fresh vegetables always on hand Mr.. Lawson
Burfoot is now with us. and would be glad to
see any OF his friends.
J.R GIBBS & BRO.
Fifteenth and Hull streets, Manchester.
1jy.S} sattf
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C.3O0 TO 5000 WANTED.-Secured by
- Deed of Trust. Good per cent. and no
risk. Address BUSINESS" care Carrier
No. 10. jdec4u
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Pieces Of stale bread may 10 dipped in al
egg, fried brown IN batter, and served Us al
Omclot.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

Washing Fluid Ono tablespoonful Of soda
and one tcacup Of coal oil TO ten gallons O
water.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

A clothespin apron should have place II
every laundry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

To set the color in black or dark hosiery,
cslioocs cambrics, etc, put hrgo tabsc-
spoonful OF black pepper into pal OF wa
ter. and lot the articles lie in sGk for -
lOupla Of hours
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Reported bv g. W. Branch & Co, bar sers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.
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Whenever a farmer gets a labor saving i'm
pIcnent for himself, let bin think If some
thing 10 save his wife from kitchen labor
cannot also 10 secured.
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RAILROAD BONDs
Chicago Grnin and Produce Market.

Reported bv G. f.. Redfor6 & CO.. Grain
Commission Merchants No. 9 South Twelfth
street.
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If you arc troubled with clammy sonsa
ton after retiring Try welrins wooen under
wenr " night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

Never wash hronaed lamps, chandeliers,
etc, bat dust them with q feather brush or 4
soft wooden cloth
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WANTED-AS SITUATION AS COL
w LECTOR for some firm. to work on a
salary. Have had sufficient experience. Sat
isfactory reference given. Address col
lector." TINS Office 4ja3-tf
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" A n T E D-EVERYBODY TO
w call at the Commercial Hotel and see
the Lynhavens taken on the finest oyster beds
in the world. especially for
7de9-tf SNELLINGS & LALLY.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Sheriff Jones, OF Grant county, Ind. who
vas shOs by Al escaped prisoner Al Jerome
died.
Edward Murphy. for fifty years a resi-
dent OF 10 Daviess county, died at Galena,
H.. aged -.
The striking miners Of Bsvier threaten 10
build a stocksde and deity the militia, and
considerable alarm is fe.t.
Dependency over murder trial In
which h, scred ss iuryman caused Par
msrns Tuttle. Of Abba, Iowa. to commit
suicide.
An appropriation Of 81. 900 for a public
building a. south Bend. Ind. vii be fsv-
orAoly reported on by The Congregational
Con nmitts.
While fighting FIRE in shsft No. Of the
Garfield mine a. Canon City. Col. Henry
Wallace. the foreman. vas killed and eight
others seriously injured.
The Nsw York Surrogate sustained the
vi Of Nshlon Ssnis Who vas KILLED in
london bv tai from his horse. Several
million dollars sre involved.
The officials Of Nashville Prison discov-
erp1 dss1 crate plot % break jail. sad in
their investigations found a quantity %
c0snfsrfeitnz too =. meisi and pieces of
bogus coin.
IsIi Ffmondson. the heai of the motor
i0us ronber gang. most ~ whom hsve been
ivnrnet. 1ss been raptursd iu Montana.
BE is tae ms1 Who hs'd CD tbs sIszs on
witch Chief Justice Wsits vas = passenger.
Rowland Gison Isrssi Barnett whose
~ al ing exploits have nasde him n0fori-
CTS. wss brought 20 Boror ~ Yesterday from
London. E1Es1i. His operations IN con-
nection with various iisrauufa1ie rerSrrs .
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
OUR OWN michigan
rlENrr OF ATsREsTlNa TTEMs
T4s H@x4s 4zd Etftsea CoHs Barasd ssar
Gr.4d L.4xs-FAs o. Ezcsssaaszt -
Ausz24-A rail Aess@Ak - tAs
Cs.l4< spxalks Dassres s4It

LCTHzz. Dec. i3.--u sea. Luther vi
en vii sloas thslF Rail 10sn 4-oar
-hnsIm.s -lr 4so-f eus month. 70
A.ss . ssasfal rspa ing. and sil4 pat
Ia a x4az-sa~. a4d 49, tnsn have
a capacity sl l-O.oo0 iesl of -uulosr per 14s.
y lea shsy kes Is eomp.stssi sasy siil aAss
ne lafzssi lslil ga lAs ias q. tbs .. \. 4 l.
Railroad They are slso l.tlns 40 anot1er
l4ill ior cuftllf sl.l .lea. Nltl oDe 1Duots
bl8ck machine sBc ole asnd machine. ana
siii sln DlsAils pllii in cC1nscllsa.
-chall. of sic faeire House. a. stake
hal4sr. eoa give ae l1s money Ia q. l.
bsllalGv a1a ID A.. E11lls0n. s1ll heliaiAJ
azr-os ts 1ltsirAs = ssE 9ft 80 1aI ociiAny
ean lf scas i -e1aL mskEag he excuse
taat it sas l-s ~liss moaey. Don oet ca
slsctia0s IA so tls us.-sy a ygaf osn.
sad Foa eaa atsra 10 Csc lt.
j. n 14l4F4n. "a DID soldier, died very
.ua.isals lsst -a0day and ~as ourisd Tues
caf 4adsf sas Auspices u tAs Y. A <. Post
here
C H. Smith. proprietor 0f tae os5in
House las decided 10 fsnl4ln here. ana las
aofzns1 busy .fsitlas his no-se. mAAia <
some very e09d Improvements. Ne nonas
a zaod manF of tbe -coml l1srelal tourists
srs registered at the -ao-n House Nr.
smith % a good and ort and vii treat yo0
sell--1. Il. 5Nsss. <ensfal agent for ne
TaLEoaAs- hsssLD. Uas usre Yesterday and
tolaV looking 4ll-r tie interests of y0ur eK-
csi.ent ptper. he uas The isfzest la ol
ang daily coming here. and tie people al
ike IT, Business = rather gaet here nOs
90 account ~ uo snu~ ysL--- il Gregg.
the Dopu.ar clerk a. ~. l.. & ". : stors, IS
con1neI to h.s residence vita fractured
Amb.---lle heaexal lodge. /. o D. r
D.sY-d the vel known drams. "Aaons
The Breakers ..s. saturday q. -. u 4 good
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
AY MORNING. CECEMBER IA. 1888.
AArsENKNra

seeisx a Trip . Afrioa' tie SECOND
tine 10 ssrsngl ts1s tas isvorAels ilapsss-
sLon sxpEesssd in Ehs column Yesterday
ThoUxe ths sItsDcs0cs wss far iro2 s4tis-
factory. consi1sr,nk TIE merits II to PER
forusnoe. lhs opera ga gwen ~itn osusl
strength seo c4relulness g 70 oetsils Nj.
ca ard. sho la fascinating, vel -0d0-
lslsd ri-ons. ~ss popular for fenterlHs s
tse role ~fth eonsUnu1zte huish and even
ness bellL stone suc hLoert n lac
~efe given s0ue recos BlllOu ~ tht esd
snc ia ffere4t zuaisuce. wao we're pioo-
15ly amused 10 ihs excellent stsncl ard oi
music suc8 as Noa oopps com posed To-
u5sat me coaaaaBv ~ll appear al \ usse-
sos Manager xorrsssy and Gsrwo sd are
eatitlsd 70 great prsiss Tor bring Dg klch :
company l. ths city. but tnss rice ye5
ANAL rewards Tor thear pains al tAt hsnos :
II tns regular tbeatsu i<.rons- Asy be
Nellie AcHenry MI fare better tbDis &.
rhea size aud tne jolly trCu0Ado0ts ~
frClic Ia '.Tafee OF Kind IOhorT0s
sIternoou a Humzalng Bird tAi Be
presented,
Corrinnx the little dancing ray OF sun
shine. aad her big bnflssqUe cOdpany 0
nfgy-three artlsts, WILL De al henf-"nd
Grand al neI week IN brilliant pTciUc
II Londons gTezfest craze tnd Ne.
York's latest success. onte trist0 Jr.
aa aaaD anOn from Dumas famous story
Little Cofrinne appears 10 TIE dual roles o
Edmund Danlcs," and The Count o
Monte CTlsto" introducing the tsmoul
New YORK bits. "AIl Love Jack. anS
Jolly Little Chap
"Peck's Bad Boy" has evolved the hearth
est aud sincerrst merriment from large
audiences al week at kedmond's Grand
Ii Is a series of ludicrous scenes. intensely
laughsbie. and certa My one OF the funnles
Of It's kind. Everybody laughs and every
body will laugh who goes 10 see H.
special chidFen's : matinee Will begin Sat ~
DAY at 2.l5 p M.
Sigaor Campanini will appear at Power
aekf Monday evening.
There was another good big house a
Smiths last evening. aud the audience wal
highly pleased. same oill this evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
They ARE ASHAMED.
The Democrats In Favor OF Admitting
Dakota and Utah.

The Democrats In Favor OF Admitting
Dakota and Utah.
WAsHINsToS. Dec. I3.-At the Demo-
csalic caucus al the House tonight the fol-
lowing resolution VAS adopted: Resoirsd,
That in the Judgment Of this caucus proyi-
si0n should 0e made by which Dakota may
be admitted into the Union IS one State. or
As two states. as the people of the two pro-
pUsed States may hereafter detsrmlne; also
that necessary legislation ought 10 be pro-
vided Tor early ADMISSION 10 the Union OF
Vie Territories of " ashiu gtOn. Montana
anu New Mexico; that these measures
should ali Dc embodied ia one Oil, either by
amendment or pending bill, or otherwl lse,
A. the Committee on Territories shall deter
mine. snd that an order OF the House for
the consideration Of me measure should be
made al AZ sariy day. aud oil should be
considered In the House a. the earliest day
practicable. 4 separate resolution was ap-
proved admitting the Territory OF Utah as
= state. AT iO.45 the caucus adjourned No
other question than the admission OF terri
tories was considered.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Il. Of L. +
Give an Excellent Entertainment.

The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the r. of l.. +.
Give an Excellent Entertainment
Engineers Hall in the Walsh block, on
South DivlsiOn-st.. was well filed last
night - listen to the musicxl and literary
entertainment given by the Ladies Auxiliary
TO the b. OF i. L. The following prD-
krsmme was rendered: Selection, oy the
orchestra; piano solo, Lulu Brofiir; recita-
tioD. Lena Farringer, song, Allie Fish; reci-
tation, Mable Sandtord: piano solo Nay
Van WoTmer; recitation, asggie Elliott
song, +. Cunningham; dialogue. Madge
Collins and Irwin Wslsh; recitation, Miss
Oakley; duet. Miss Fish ana Mrs. Heth;
selection, by orchestra; song, DR.. w. IA.
Ross; piano selection, Lulu Brotiie; reciia-
lion, J. w. Reading; piano SOLO, Annie
Donshue; song and chorus. Sxetcher. Heth
Rogers and Cunningham;t piano solo.
Alice Riley; recitation. Miss Oakley; song
II. b. Saynor.
All the parts were we'll performed and
especially MIS- Allie Fish Miss Lulu Brof-
he. Miss Oakley, DR.. Ross, Ii. b. saynoI
and j. w. Reading deserve extra mention
for the excellent way In which they rem
dered their parts.
Refreshments were served after the en-
tertainment without extra charge. Th'
ladies may congratulate themselves as their
friends all do on the success OF the evening
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-14
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from Arizona En.s n40ralng entered The san
bsrnsrclno National Bank. O1s then PFC
seIsd cnsek to Tie cashier. r.. II. A0fs~s
sad asked liAl - cash Is ns lsstsf re-
fused s2yinz tA.s. be would have % be
identified 1srre words iOl4~ed. when
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through lie body. Morse returned tne nic
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seven 4ots were nfed n 81 Tn t~o
siTsuE~Es ran Ius sefs ARRESTED and lodged
IA Jail. IL = thought uat Au 49, as
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the men entsred the bank with the dss a
OF rCbDsry