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Western Kansas world., 1888-10-13

Given under my hand this 9th day of
September, 1888.
CHAs. II. GIBBS,
County Treasurer,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this September 90, 1888.
c. A. HoAR,
County Clerk.
Report of examiner of Treasurer's
books, as follows, was read and approved.
To the Honorable board of Commission
ers of Trego county, Kansas.
GENTLEMEN: ], the undersigned, F. II.
Conger, probate judge of Trego county,
beg leave to report that have this day,
September 5, examined the books and ac-
counts of Chas. II. Gibbs, county treas
urer of Trego county, and find cash
balance in his hands of forty thousand,
five hundred and nine dollars and thirty
two cents ($40,5O9.32). which exactly
agrees with the books and accounts ex-
amined by me this day.
F. Fl. CoNGER,
Probate Judge.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this September 5, 1888.
CA. HoAR,
County Clerk.
The quarterly report of the County
Superintendent OF public instruction is
as follows, viz:
Quarter begins June &c, 1893. Ends
September "a. Trego county, Kansas.
Z. School Visitation:
l. District schools visited this quarter,
giving number of each district, 2, Z, II, 81.
2. Total number of visits, 4.
3. Average length of time spent in
actual school inspection, = day.
4. No. OF written reports Of such visits
made to the district board, -
II. No. of consultations with district
boards, z.
1. At the time district was visited,
2. In my Office, Z.
III. No. of days Office has been kept
open at county seat, 81.
~. No. of examinations OF district
clerks records, 8.
1. No. found kept as required by law, 7.
2. No. found incorrectly kept, 1.
V. No. of examinations of district treas
urers' records, 3.
1. No. found kept as required by law, 8.
2. No. found incorrectly kept, -
vi. No. of teachers meetings attended,
-, as follows:
1. Where held. -
2. Date of each, -
VII. No. of lectures delivered,
l. Before teachers associations, -
9. In school district meetings,
VIII. Is the Office supplied with suitable
record books. as required by the exist
ing law? 1t is.
TX. No. of certificates granted, q.
LIST grade, =; I'd grade, 6; Sd grade, Is;
temporary, 2.
To STATE SUPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
Topeka, Kansas:
I hereby certify the above to be cor
rect statement of the work of this Office
in the matters herein reported, for the
quarter ending this day.
Dated at Wa.Keeney, this 24th day of
September, 1888.
A. B. BAKER,
County Superintendent,
Trego County.
Commissioners then provided for court
house bills for the month of September.
Bills provided for aggregated S1,44L4.
NJ. F. Morgan, Of Ogallah township,
presented bill of $40 for care of pauper. |
Claim was signed by trustee of Ogallah |
township and was allowed.
Board adjourned to meet Tuesday,
October 2, 1883.
C. A. HoAR,
County Clerk. |
Western Kansas world., 1888-10-13
CAUCUS AT GIBSON.

A Republican caucus will be held in frankhn
toTvnsbin at Gibson school house, on Saturday,
October I3 1883 at O'Clock P. TO nominate town.
ship officers and transact such other business as
' j. c. BROWN. Committeeman.
Western Kansas world., 1888-10-13
pEoPLEs COUNTY TICKET.
CAUCUS AT COLLYER.

Republican caucus will be held at Coilyer on
Saturday October l3, 1888, at 2 O'Clock P: NJ, 10
nominate township officers and transact such other
business as may properly come up -
J. g. BROWN, Committeeman.
Western Kansas world., 1888-10-13
Triton. of the Wa-Keeney World, IS

TIuToN, OF the Wa-Keeney World, IS
making red hot race for representative
in his peculiar independent style, and it
begins TO look as though he would get
there SfoaktoR Record. Get there! The
result has already been decreed by a
righteous and an enlightened public SEN
timent. The election will merely give
impressiveness to this decree.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CouRr-.Jldoe Montgomery.
Yesterday, Charles Jones grand larceny; verdict
Gallagher. houseoreaking; verdict guilty. WIN.
II. Schleuter, assault verdict guilty. Michael
Green, larceDy; recognizance forfeited.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judge H1oner
Yesterday, Barbour agt. Cox; judgment con-
fessed. Trenholm ACT. summons; nat on SCI ia.
Tally agt. o'Donneil; judgment by default:
To-day, Rosenoaum agt. Turpin; verdict for
plaintiff, nominal damages.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judoe Merrick.
Yesterday, Dougnerty agt. Perley; nolle pros.
PROBATE CoUKT-Judoe Cor.
Tuesday, estate OF Jno. NJ. Barclay; inventory
returned. Estate of chester Goodrich; order
granting letters OF collection. Estate OF Nathan
B; CLARK: VIII admitted and letters to Harriet E.
Yesterday estate OF Michael I. Keleher; admin
istratrix bonded and qualified. Estate OF cora L.
tor; amount. g., 104.75 Estate OF Mary J. Van
kswick; letters OF administration to Mary Van
Riswick and Talmadge A. Lambert; bond $4,000,
EQUITY COURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday ,Garnett agt Coryeii; pro confesso King
agt. Bangs; auditors report confirmed. Holmes
agt. Holmes; testimony ordered taken by j. J.
Johnson. Dunn agt costello; sale decreed, Ii. I.
Taggert and F. Bell appointed trustees to sell.
To-day. Gleason agt. Luce; pro cOnfeSso. Walker
guardian ad Item. Arndt agt. Arndt: appear
ance ordered. Jordan agt. King; sale ratified
nlsl and reference 10 auditor. Lane agt. Crawford;
agt. Hoadley; nearing OF motion postponed TO
18th. Green agt. Loire: II. b. Davidson APP
pOinoeu guarulan al llteln. Snadd agt. Holmes;
Mary j. Holmes do
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
Yesterday. Josephine Hayden, colored disorderly
conduct; E, or Is days. Richard W. Morgan, de-
Iacing property; s. or 10 days. Warren Waddy,
colored, profanity; S. or II days. Annie johnson,
oiSorderly conduct; s. or ID days. Andrew jack
son. profanity; s. or days. Edwin Johnson dis
orderly conduct; 81 collateral forfeited. James
w. Simons, do; DO. Rose Smith, profanity; do.
Thos. Keith, profanity; - or days. Charles Fox,
do; do. julius GriswOid, violating hack law; So
or ID days.
To-dly, Henry Harris and Isaiah Braxton, COL
ored, Obstructing tNe entrance to kernan'S Thea
ter; - OF ID days each. Catherine OConnor, loud
and boisterous; do. Rose Washington and Laura
Dawson, colored disOrderly conduct In the county;
- or days each. Benjamin cox, cruelty TO ami
mails; collateral forfeited. Geo. Miller, Indecent
exposure; do. VIM. Douglass, di,orderly conduct;
- or 10 days. Geo. Laws, firing pistol in street;
collateral forfeited. Elizabeth KOhler, cruelty to
animals; collateral forfeited. John W. LOveesS,
DO; do. Daniel Davis and Horace Bell dsOrderly
conduct; coliateraiS forfeited. Emma Miller, do
do Joseph Preston, do; do. John Hail, assault
on Ella Hall; collateral forfeited. Laura Dorsey,
do; personal bonds. VIM. Wilson, second OffenSe
Delft larceny: continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

Reported fog HE EVENING STAR:


The CoUPON MUDDLE.-The agent OF the state
auditor Is now at the lreasurerS Office giving in
formation AS 10 how persons who have rendered
coupons may now pay taxes in cash. while the
agent for the corporation OF foreign bondholderS
is also ON hand explaining how the coupon ten
derers must stand ON the tender. Mr.. Moore, the
state agent, gives taxpayers their accounts with
per cent Interest anu D per cent penalty added,
ana tells them they must procure certified checks
Tor the taxes due and forward them 10 The auditor
at Rlchnond. Mr. cooper, the OOndhOlderS' agent,
tells the taxpayers VINO mold coupons to Day no
attention TO the notices or suit now being Served
BY states Attorney Marbury; to let the suits go
by delaillt, ana when the sheriff comes with his
execution 10 tender him the coupons and also half
Tue lace value OF tue coupons in cash. and then II
the Sheriff refuses the tender ana sells the property
TO buy IL Ia, and then the attorneys OF the bond
holders VIII sue tn sheriff Ior damages
kSIGHTs OF HONOR At A BANQU ET.--The Virginia
Grand Lodge Oh TIE kntSuts OF Honor, which has
held Il pleasant session here for some days, ac-
cepted last night farewell banquet at the Brad
dock Iiou,e rendered 10y Belle Haven Lodge OF this
city. Few social occasions have been more pleas
ant. n number or tOastS were drank. Dictator
Teller Mayor DownhaIn, Attorney Armstrong, and
MessrS. +. \. Reed, HuOert Suowden, ID. W. Whit
Ing. and others respond 10 todSIs, and w.t. senli-
meht, ana SOM, Was the order OF The evening.
NOTES.--An alarm OF fire was sounded about 8
O'Clock lase night for the burning out OF a foul
chimney which threatened the roof Of small tene-
nehL on iienry street, between Cameron and
Queen streets, occupied by Mrs. GeOrge-The
granger representatives here from all the
HeIghOorlnS counties, and number OF oranges are
Represented IN The district grange, which ID holding
session with closed door at the Castle Hall of Inc
knights OF PythiaS. The grange has adopted reso-
lutlOnS favoring national law 10 prevent the adu-
ttratIon or 1000, &c.-MrS. Iatharine Markell Oh
Frederick, has sold, for $500, TIE modern brick
house omit for her on Washington street Mount
vernon avenue>, near Nole street. Mr.. X. NJ
Lawson Is the purchaSer.-The Columbia Fire
&c. mas Organized a council or the Order u Ameri-
can Flrelucn.--Ine l. :. ). wentworth is under
repair at tne Aghew slip-yard. On the completion
OF repairs she viii return TO the Quarantine
grounds IN Chesapeake Bay.
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ROBsERIEs REPORTED.-TnOlnas \. Garner. No.
a5 ] street northwest, reports stolen from his
house a pair Of opera glasses valu q at SO. Dr..
>. W. B4yne reports stolen from LIS carnage 4
bIfIalO robe wCrtn 81. Marx Marx, NJ. 81 Sth
street, reports the larceny OF z blanket Thomas
:. Anderson reports the larceny OF - worth Of
carpenters toO.S Joseph e. Rsunsey, No. a. 1th
street, reports stolen a watch worth go.
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Iisls i'm the Potomac.
The FIRST sHAD MAKE faEIR APPEARANCE


The FIRST sHAD MAKE THEIR APPEARASCE-SoME
ODD FISH CAUGHT.
The first Potomac shad OF the season made their
appearance In this city yesterday. They were
two good sized melt shad which were caught In a
trap net about 30 miles down the river. They
were consigned 10 William E. stuart. Potomac
herring have been In the market some days A
large living fish was ON Wilson's stand In the
Center Market yesterday mark ID "What Is it?r IL
il OF the jelly nsh variety, and rarely makes its
way % the Washington market. Among the fish
which arrived at the river front yesterday was a
nOunder brown on both sides, which Is something
NeTy unusual. IL was sent 10 the National
Museum as a curious specimen. Black bass are
being caught IN large numbers in nets near Mount
Vernon. and nearly every day numbers OF them are
brought 10 thS city on the steamer COrcCran In
the Potomac at the chain bridge white mullets re
biting, and many OF them have been taken from
The river In dip neLS.
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A Faith Cure Failure.

FROM the Boston Transcript.
lady who Is a firm believer in the cure of eyery
thing by the mind, or rather IN the non-existence
OF all pains and malades, has little boy who com.
planned OF terrible toothache. She took him to a
scientist to be cured and remarked to that lady as
soon as she had entered the room: "My boy thinks
he has terrible toOthache, Mrs. Scientist and l
her attention to the case, Mrs. scientist said !:
wow, my little boy, you must look me right In
ache" "ies, have, tOo!" shouted the boy. The
scientist smiled patiently, and tried It over again
"You must look me right in the eyes and try and
forget your toothache," she said. Then there was
another steadfast pause. "Ah, now you haven't
any tOOthache!" AYES, have, tOo!" screamed the
boy again. The practitioner went through the
process once more, with fresh persuasion The
boy seemed Inclined TO be silent this time "WeIL
guess you haven't any tOOthache now, my boy =
sad She You lie,' said the boy quietly lie was
taken AWAY loot hache and all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

ENTERTAINING EG-PKE-IpENr WH1yE-Fxpre.i
dent Andrew White, Ut cornell. diversity was me.
guest OF the Washington Psl-l psgUu Alumni A,-o-
cation al the regular monthly ulccslng List eve
ming at WIllard's HOtrL Among taO-.. present
were senator Hawley, Dr. J;dlIatcet, Major Web-
sT~r, chief examiner 81 the civil service COmmls-
son; Col SeeIey. 4. y. SiHith, F. T. SMITH hi \
COOK, Fred. Z Tasker, - HerterJ GrcZey, ana j. T.
and f r. Greeley.
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CITY ITEMS.
That Big Lot Of White China

That Big Lot Of White China
which we advertised in Tuesdays
Star had to be opened that day;
therefore, we couli not give the
prlceS-but we marked them
very cheap-and they are selling
very fast. The china are seconds
from one OF the largest and best
pOtter1eS In this cOuntry-and
II YOU will call and examine the
goods you will buy some OF them.
Every houSekeeper who studies
economy should attend this sale,
SATURDAY, MARCH 10,
THE FAIR, s12 7th st. NV.
LOOK, Look, Look,
at the prices:
oval Dishes for 4c., &C., &C., DC.
Oval Dishes, large, for 12c.. lie, Z9c., acc.
Plates for 4c., Tor Sc, for &C., FOR &C.
cups and Saucers for soc. set.
Square-shaped Soup Tureens Tor Csc.
Pitchers for &C., lac, Ole, 35c.
Large Covered Dishes Tor SIC.
GOod-SiZe TsapotS for 32c.
Large Square Covered Dishes for 4ec.
Large Square Platters for .4c.
Extra Z" J0c.
Good Hotel Bakers for &c.
We VIII also sell on Saturday
Large Japanned Chamber Pals, l9c.
COlored g Foot Tubs, BIC.
A splendid 35c. Broom fol- 2:,c
Call early.
The FAIR, S12 7th st. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
smusen,cnts Tonight.

ALEAUGH's.-Shlkespear PdnJomime.
Observation-Disclosures In the Good Deyil, - etc.
kEKNAS'S-MiDstrelS.
MANASSAS PASCRANA.-Dav ami eTcnia;.
HAERIS.-"hcep IL DARK"
WILLARD HaLI--PrOf. carpenter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

From the Dress RefOrmer.
The corset threatens to follow the hustle into
oblivion. Many LADIES' are abandoning It. In
order to do this all such things waist bands OF
skirts must 60 also. part OF the business OF the
corset Is To prevent said bands from cutting into
the body. In order TO dispense with bands IrOcks
must be naQe on u princesSe foundation so that
their weight Is hung up0n the shoulders and not
the hips. Many ladies have already adopted that
style OF dress, but nobody would suspect them, az
back breaking, Understanding prevailing mode
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09
League iJnlpsreS.
OF Mr..

APPOINTMENT OF Mr. DECKER AND THE SELECTION
OF The FOURTH UMPIRE.
President Young, OF the National Base Ball
League. to-day announced that he has appointed
Mr.. = NJ. Decker, city clerk OF Bradford, Pa 10 be
league umpire. lie is negotiating with w. S.
WykOE, Oh Princeton, and IL is probable that he
VIII be the fourth umpire. II Is merely question
OF money, but he mas not or will not offer a cent
more than the other men get.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

EVERY BEST pure MIMI Patent Flour $500
per Dol; si4S perquATter; &c. per eighth Why
pay middiemen over 81 per Dol. prOfJ, when you
can buy at carload prices nom the nlers direct.
We ask but one trial and guarantee satisfaction
or money refunded Orders by mail promptly de-
hyeret- ". j. Morton a Co.. Merchant Miliers,
Buffalo, y. Y, 800 bbls. daily. Warehouse ana
once, 2OG 10Th street northwest. Branches:
sth street wing Center Market anu "6 street
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09
Base Rail.

GAMES ARRANGED FOR THE WASHINGTON CLUB DUR
ING APRIL
Inc schedule OF the exhibition games to be
played by the Washington Base Ball Club during
April has been arranged as follows: q g. and A
Buffalo club; and 6, Athletics; :, Amherst Co..
lege; and 10, the washingtons In Baltimore; Ii,
the Baitimores In WashIngton; IL and ID are
open dates, but It Is probable that the Troy team
VIII play here; Ia and H. the Princeton College
Team. and IL, is and ~, the CUBAN Giants, OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

TxrH APRIL I we Will make discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from Us for cash
on or before delivery. furniture, carpets, L p
hOlsIery OIOOdS aud Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. ". b. Moss q sos, litn ana SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Science Is gradually alternating us from the ami
mails who had been our friends. NJ Pasteurs theo.
ries, exceedingly interesting and valuable, never
theless created line OF cleavage between man
and dog, and now NJ. verneuil is trying to do the
same thing between man and horse. NJ. verneuil
Is firm believer In the M crobe theory and II you
show him the disease he viii do hi best to show
You the microbe. Latteriy he has taken up lock-
jaw as a subject, and what he has TO say upon 1t
will strike the unlearned with surprise certainly,
perhaps also with CONSERVATION. 1t seems the
disease IS az once virulent and contagious and
that IL comes to man almost entirely from horses
NJ. Ferneuil baS his facts and his statistics to
hand. Coachmen and stabe-boys, grOOmS and
helpers--these are the classes among whom the
disease is most common. bite or a horse is a
very general cause. but something less than bite
Will give lOckJaw TO likely subject. Among
horses themselves IL RACES like an epidemic. All
horse proprietorS who have In their staples a pa.
tient from tetanus are warned to isolate him from
man and beast, and, II he dies, TO bury him with
scrupulcus care II only the microbe could be dis
covered, NJ. Verneuil would stamp out the disease
He has not found 1t yet but he is full OF hope and
Iuil OF emf huSiaSm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

HE DROPPED 1T LIKE A Hot COaI--CTUtcheS Ike
Gratis best liked when one can drop them.
Paralysis, mucn greater evil, and for which
c7u;ches are 50 commonly used. can be readily ana
rapidly cured as can every other form OF nervous
disease aud exhaustion, by the Use of Dr. Buck
lauGs Scotch oats Essence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09
sales OF Real ESfate.

Mai. FredN f. Whitehead, depot commissary
[. ;. ~, has purchased, through b. III. Warner
Co., No 20I6 K street northwest.
George r.. Hamilton has bought OF George r.
HdycOck, Tor $500, pts ) and q, 81. $50 p Uy
10. feet, az the northeast corner OF 18Th and n
SITt.el. nO,IhYaat.
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Insurance SyYiudIers.
A SUCCESSFUL CONSPIRACY IN WHICH NINETEEN PER
SONS ARE IMPLICATED

n slCCEsSf IL COSsPlhACf IN WHICH NINETEEN PER-
SONS ARE IMPLICATED.
One OF the most remarkable and successful con-
spiracies known In the South developed at Charles
ton, s c., this week. Nineteen persons, white and
bi.ck, are implicated, five OF whom were arrested
in that city Wednesday, The conspiracy was d.
rected against life insurance companies, which
have been swinded out OF over $1,000 The chi I
conspiratorS were q family OF whites named Bond,
The pan was 10 Insure the life or fictitious per-
Son, then TO hire rooms place his alleged wife in
POSSESSION, and announce TO The nei huornood that
her husband vas dying, winch announcement was
soon followed by the news OF his death. Bodies
were purchased from the potter field, smugg led
into the houses and then buried In the cemeteries
Then The insurance money would De collected. One
OF the Bonds Is phy sicin, another acted agent
OF the insurance companies, and the third acted as
buyer VI the corpses. the conspiracy has been
successfully carried on Tor several years. and was
unearthed by PnAertOn detectives sent To Charles
ton by the United States Mutual Accident CO. oil
New York; and the Travellers Company, OF Con-
netticut: The companies known TO have been
swlndied besides these two are the Valley OF Wiz.
ginia and the Royal Templars OF New York. Most
OF The cOnspiratorS nave fed from the state, but
warrants nave been sent after them,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09
POISONED BIZ ScRoruIA.

The faint Of scrofuiA in the blood should be
got rid Of or serious consequences may result.
Consumption Is undoubtedly scrofula Of the
lungs, and in its early stages may b cured by
purifying the blood and building up the system.
For this Hoods Sarsaparilla il unequaled. 1t
also cures scrofula when it appears in the form
Of running sores. boils. punches in the neck
catarrh. or in any other manner. While it puri-
Aes. Hoods sarssparlls also vitalizes and en-
riches the blood
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, 81: six for S.. Pre-
pared only by c. I. HOOD CO.. Lowell Mass
ja23 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

II you are In search Of a good Cigar at a moder-
ate PRICE visit our cigar department, and try any
ot the following brands: 'Opera Bouquet"
"Danealia," puritan" Little Captain" and "Oid
Crow" All 1rst-claSS &c. Cigars
NJ. & p. METZGER,
l All TIN st, NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

JULrrs L.NsECRGH has concluded 10 sell ? pat
terms OF nottingham lace curtains tomorrow
ulospng AT the following reduced prices: 81 - per
paf- reduced 10 Sl.O5: $40 per pair reduced TO
Sc 81. Il per pair reduced To 5O'.: there al
together 6IJ pairs; frst cume first served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-09

Great Bargains In Ribbons and all Fancy
Dry Goods at 7th-street Palais Royal, 9l4 7th ST.
bet. and X NV -
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u. J.coR. JrIcY CKoQrErrEs. y per dozel.

SPRING STYLE HATS--We aTe BOW receiving our
lew Spnng snaps. In six and Derby Hats SILK
Oats, 50 and 81: sur Derbies, Sl.JO To 81 X. {.
Lewis son, 14.l y. \. ave-, branch at go sth st.
CHEW -RosepfeId,, GEM Tobacco.
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Youthful uasaueraders.

PRETTY SIGHT AT PROF NAsISI's MICAREME BALL
The annual complimentary "Mi-Careme Bal
dEnfante Costume" given by Prof. Marini, took
place last night at Masonic hall. All of the men,
oers OF the class We're arrayed in fancy dresses
and the gay costumes made brilliant spectacle.
The grand march began promptly at O'Clock,
and the pupils acquitted themselves creditabiy
throughout the ten numbers OF the program. the
ntte ones sharing With the older ones the cOmpll-
ments Of the invited guests. The floor committee
Campbell, BriScOl Lannon. Jackson, Hosmar, VIII
son. Prentiss, Watson and McGni while the
reception committee consisted OF Masters Snyder,
Thompson. Prentiss, Evans, Robinson, cultivate,
hume, McCOnville, Stickney, tume, Martin, Wat
son, Barbour, Don McConyilie, George Wat
son, Frank Evans, and Cleland Lndsley
Among those In costume were: Emma Hume,
''Gypsy Countess Pauline Marstella, "Folly;"
Annie Phillips, "Firy;" ElOlse SempkiD, countess
Vera" Maud Thompson. .'Folly;" Romarnie Man
nix, ''Bonemian GIRL" Genevieve Stickney, "Fol-
b." Ella Brscoe, "Fairy;" Benice Evans, High
Walker. Italian Peasant" Jennie Tyler, MAR
euerite;" Bertha Stotsenburg, queen OF Sheba -
Alice Clapp. american Flag" Pauline Ncols,
court Lady Helen Lanikin, "Tambourine
Polish Princess" Marian McElhone. '.Nor-
mandy Peasant" A; W. Erwin, 'tOld Time Lady"
Alice Hail. spanish Lady" Bessie Dom, ''Tyro-
lean Girl; and Masters Horace Briscoe ''Tyrolean
PEASANT j. f. Morton, "Polish Prince" Cleland
Lindsey, ''Geo-ge Washington Harry McElhone,
''Polsh Prince" Arthur McElhOne, Earl OF Es-
SEX Jas. Watson, "Black Prince Jno johnston,
spanish Cavalier" Robt. Stickney, Hungarian
Prince Elliott PrenIiss, hungarian Peasant
Geo. Watson, "ROmeO;" Daniel Prentiss "rIince;'
Walter Thompson, .'Irishnan;" Frank Hume.
Hungarian Prince" Robt. Hume. ''CoDtinental;"
Fred. McEIhone, spanish Courtter;" e. +. VIII
son, monk" Norman Robinson, spanish Page"
Percy Evans, spirit Of '76;' Fred McGl "Postil-
non:" Jonn Giapp, "Courtier;" Oscar Regensburg.
'MephiSto:" and j. T. Standacher. spanish Boy"
After II O'Clock the floor free for adults, and
many took the chance OF enjoying dance.