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New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Desbrosses sts. as follows
a. IN. for C.tassuqus and intermediate Joints
a. III. for Geneva. Lyons Elnlra, Rochester Buffalo
and the West and principal local points. Chair car
Wllkesbarre.
D. for Tunkhannock and intermediate pointA Chair
to Tunkhsnnock Connection Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 p; m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair ~ Pittston
$40 p m tor coplsy and Intermediate ponts Con-
so D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmiis Rochester But.
fso and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
e:ls D. m. for Laursys and intermediate 20 points
Trains leaving At a. m, .. m and $40 D m con-
meet for all points in mshanoy and Hareton coal regon
SUNDAY TRAINS
o. m for Mauch Chunk, HsIleton and intermediate
points
$40 p. m for Coplay and intermediste points
80 p m for Geneva LyonA Elmira, Rochester Buf
fao and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
General Eastern onice, 295 Broadway.
R0STON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only SO
for grstelass nnred tickets Reduction 70 New
port ball River and all other points Steamers PILGRIM
and PROVIDENCE Leave Pier % N. r.. trot OF
neeoS S1 Anne, o Gs Rroospn gS,udsa so Con
4 m AN oRoHEsTRA. ON EACH STEAMER.
Icke1 and sstsEooms secured at principal trans ana
ssSas assss, u 0nse On. piei % and on. .seapaz.s
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

| i6sl7e ' ~
MnwAutrr A,r9 I2-Flour firm. wh.,s weaker
SOC. o.,, hrnsr; No, wmt. $40 R1. strong: No. I
ss Ht,:' pr s Is s. Isf .ss1 s 5.
% s AB. ago 60 Ess. sG M. h1sr a, M
dalI Ch.aaaf, sI2C. R.oolp.~FloGr i2soo oSs
flour 2coo Sb Wheat 1000 sa.a ssrl.r sSS Sa:1
a5a APT ..ssy s s:Tsa
do Extra 81 750s5 90. Penn.yyania Family So Is a
!; an ss:: s:sSs. :; ass. ss
oShs no G.aS SE 81 % : DO 81 hCs' ans
s. 40 Winter Patent fair to choice 81 90 Mina..os
so0s fRsSs s'
9:S 90 Ss eS2+c jun. az" Gs' Sss .sas$o
sales Misa % q;%'sG No Y.ioI ifs.
1GS Do u Tor sFaa aa, dsS2 s
ss.aT DO .GT J@s. 60 for 5a 80
%af:s %sf: tSs: .isi. aTTs4 %a:
' Jun. p5 20 5y S "a iGs Mpg PS...d. s
8 40 chIpdS Pc: Iss .os
g P.aniyIy,na Eari1 Rose onocs %S
e5 DO white Star. choice 90 'SCa sUS
g sg3e FAR soss5c Gs@moth pea SRSSs snoSs
m SS 5 500 COS 90 do f S.w potatoes:
R.r b6 50 ooes5 90 Pro,is.as were ss..ST oSs,n E.
smoked Be-. g' q s.. %. ss 10 DO raosst ss
M So do Family sls 80 u nams 80 smo9sa P5Rs Mess pf
II e . SH Ssc Sc'd s1,, n '5e:s . side. Clear Ribbed
Shoulder. s in or SAT- and fully cured I've: do
s :nofsS .s%o ssSae.F' Bss. slSs' 'T5:a 7ts
, aonns 81 essass eS ss,, Bacon a. zoe Lard sdy
s. SEES 4. d.-P.no.y1an. crssnsr, r9rs I9G,:
riS: w:.tsrs Fsdos1 Ss.S .1a a.
ffs.. Is si9c w...r, Egg: Eggs rsrs lever Psnnyv.n
far fair demand % New York Full cream 49, q Iss OHIO
s s.nas. % rT%s sl s SP:s T:ss
,5To9g' W %n's. s. bran s2i ooss22
SSs wasas bss:..: a9so Ss:s SGsa 800
oaus 5000 ba'h D'- WI" 10'>O0 0u'n'
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
"a Steamers Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al.
n. r. feot OF Capslst, at daily, Sundays excepted
parturo
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

| ,OST.-On Tuesday morning, ladys hunt
- ngcsse watch, with light emerald. II returned to
23 East 3Sth-s., finder will be rewarded.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
ooT OF LIBERTY STREET.. NORTH RIVER

Time 1atls Aprli o. 1855
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound BROOK
Route" at 4, 30 0, II 80 B. T. 80 80. II
| p. m. SUNDAYS at 4. .45 a IN. . 80. ~ p m.
Trains leaving at 4. 80. IL a m. 80 T. 80 80.
12 D. connection for Read ng Harrisburg Potts,
Vile. etc :or Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. ETC. On Sunday fol
Easton.
- and 80 m 70, Flenlrgton. Easton. Bethlehem.
Allentown Msuch Chunk
$50 IN for Flcnmg.on ugh Bridge B'anch Easton,
Be hlchem AllentnWn drt nruE. NtkrSiarre ScranS
ton. Readng, Harrisburg. rottsyie TLmaqua Shsmokin.
Sudbury. Lewisburg. WlillamspOTt
IN. for Fleuington. Is- Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
1915 p. for Easton. Bethchep Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Milkesbarrr. SclsltOu. TamIqua. - smOkin.
80 p. for Pennington bifu BdQe Branch, Eastons
Bethlehem Allentown, Reading, Harrisburg. etc.
200 and 30 p. m. for SOnervlle and Pennington.
8: AS p m. FOR EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, etc On Sundays at 30 p
400, :15 IL 10 IN, :00 :00 30 :15 D. N.
Sundays .0c, 0 100 a. m. for Red Bank Lcng Branch
Asbuy Park, Ocean Grove except Sundays. Point Pleas
ant
4, s1s m, / 100, 80 p. m. for LAKEWOOD. Toms
River. Parlor Cars at 100 aud 4 30 p.
4 a. m, l p. m. for ATLANTIC CITY, Vineant,
BridgetOn. PaIlor Cars at / p.
90, G co. : 10, II 10. II 35 az m, Co T. 80,
80 1913 p. Sundays, 100. m. for Perth Amboy.
T. S:15, IL rs a. m 80 p m for Monmouth Beach.
Sesbright, Hicblsnd Beach
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
Pier 3, North River, 100 D. for Atlantic High
lands Highland Ssabright, LCng Branch.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
STEAMBOATS, anq Railroads.

/
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
"a Steamer, Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al.
so o n s ~. s5c s5cs5s p
parturo
NEW-HAVEN. - Steamers leave Peck-slp
L Pier 25 E. r. at p m aad II p Sundays except
n ORTIIERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave from Chsmbersst Station week days
for Englsyood Tenafy ClosteT sparkh and Nysck So
100, 20, 80 and II go m 10. 800, 90, so.
100 80 a. M and p. EoI Manuel Spring val;
4 so. $40 p. m. Sundays $50 a m: and s D. m
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4OI. 317.
Battery rias: csa%soE. Street 2si r.ss
way, wllsm.earE corner Ncuart aud aison sta. Hobo.
where Tickets and Psfor or sIespn. Car Ts:ervss. an
iTds for ss b.
from Chamser,st local trains TO l9 minutes earlier
Eauas sss bra Ss: c6seaoa 9pay to e.
mira mira H.rns;y1IIs suaa!o Pullman Sleeping Coach
s,%-R,Iiy fSis.so and s. T.ai. Limited solid Pail.
NiAfara Fall, CORY Moadylle Cnsnnati, Chicago and
:ass. ssiEfs :. i1s u,
fsa S;ach:. to snsha%t.n owes' EmlF. Rochester Bat
Huth;r'sd nIS I'D 59 ioso
i3nisht Also Rs.G.rt.Fd 50 m SO D. M
e ,ss e: So s$a \: 'ies y,
1870 sS So 1F5 5s 70 s. s 5S
Newark and Paterson via Nsuark-545 $50 80, 1000
1l3oa M 2, $50 1:2o 45O 5.2s $50 900 i:SO 10
ID, = n; y night Sundays "a m. $50 s3s. 1902 M.
@ $50 sSS 7;oo g. 1879 1920 Pm m; lsnaht Also 70 Riase
s.s.Si. a. ,si i$ n s5 g 49, S.
wafwck-weskdsy,. O. 1850 a m; I:sOp. IN.
GOshen4 40, 80, 8, 10 a. 80, T. 80 80,
II 80 p. m. Sundays, 4a5. rs. 10 80 a. NJ 80.
il 80 D.
Mlddletoun Pert Jsrvis-445 75o. 0. 1o3oa $780,
44GiSo 44iSS o. 80 II 20 "a ~ Sundays 4'''' ''lo
Express trains frsm tho Yves, arrive in a75j.
1o5 a a., and 1926 .. m . ,n.,,,
K ". SOULE. L. r. FARMER
General Manager. Genera Passenger Agent
DONDOJ1T and KINGSTON landing at
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
ron. landing a.

R0NDOUT and KINGSTON landing at
~ Cranstons West Point, Cornwall. Newburg. Mari.
boro Milton Poughkeepsie and Esopus connecting with
Ulster and Delaware, Stony Glove and Catsk Mountain
railroads. Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES
w BALDWIN leave every week day AZ D. pier foot
OF Hsrrson-st, N r., except Saturday when City Of
4 ID. m
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
Hohds.
Professional.

POSITION WANTED by q gentleman of
long busirss as agent or secretary OF cor
poraton or other business house thorough bossper and
we'll posted in business methods and nDances high class
references CCRBIN, Box ~. Tribune ohics
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
AGO. April 1.-The leadin. futures ranged as

Flour armer. demands show sons improvement
Cash quotauens we're as toliows-Io. spring Wheat
"a Ip677 &c No. Spring Wheat ~ 7Glao No Red S3c
No. z Corn 53 .s54Lc. No. oats 20 300 Ne Rye
60s Ne Barler at II $500. No. l Flax Seed at
at So 90 Lard per 100 ID az 81 629 short Ribs Sides
Clear Sides BAKED 81 GO0S7 S. Whlskey dstsrs
dashed goods 81 10 per gal Sugar, Cut Loaf 7s9Sc;
STANDARD "A" 6sc
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
NORWICH LINE.-Favorte Inside Rout

Fares reduced Boston SO; Worcester, 90 90; Nor
wich 81 60; NewI London, 81 40 Corresponding reduc-
ton TO all points Fast Steamers CITY OF WORCES-
TER, CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE
leave Pier 40 ". r.. az 3 D. O. w. BRADY. Agt !
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
RI LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston

Newport and the East. Express leaves Grand Cen,
trsl station at $ a. m and p m. Limited Express snf
new Express tram az D. except Sunday.
press at II m daily. Palace Parlorcsrs sleeping
TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
APE CHARLES ROUTE TO OLD POINT
- - COMFORT, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH AND THn

SOUTH
on and after February 9th, 1893 trains Of the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK Il. II VIII
leave foot OF Cortlsndt and Desbrosses follows
Week days a. arriving at OH Point Comfort D. IN
Daily D. arriving at Old Point Comfort m Tick.
cts psrorcsr seats and sleeping beiths secured
Ticket Ofce OF the Pennsylysni3 R5old Company
5. W. DUNNE, Supt r. b. COOKE g. r. 4 F. A.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

~ KINGS COUNTY.
Gerdt Geerken, the sole surviving OF and
Trustee under the last VIII and Testament Of Nicholas
Gullaume, deceased,
Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13

Trains leave from Chambers-st. Station week days
for Engewood Tenahy Coster Sparkhi and Nyack 80
100, s:2o Q 80 and II 80 m. ; 10 800 90 so
20, $40 64O 100, 10 30 p. m. ~ midnight Sundays
100, $50 a. m, 4 and p m. Fol Manuel, Spring Val
ley, Monsey and Talmans, week days, 00 so a. NJ,
80, 40 p. m SUNDAYS, 80 a. m and u. m
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
"Those Boxes
s. p. BENNETT

nsfssrsd hT Afsrs Exprs~ Co -
centF. frra sn FEsfern stsro Hease. cts-xes
So % J Rauars. Pssrf 81. confsinea tie
fnest sSscrsusnt - s5encfi suf stsras cod
i1ciosiag Lstie< Tsx ssaI Cabinets. ever - ss
sav stsas Horse n fais c.sy Ths rsseri pr.
shess sf A g DeVlrnsy's eatax a = p,oEs
stc 40 20 - sir-ssy isrxe seek. ruts 8. !
n god saspe ar sf-rs tnsiaes Lsrse< 90
- o. ~ 81es ess snd stamp spsss n ~sses-n
N3eeiea1 ~ asrr< an 5f sa=x. gsyss i .
spectFilir soissftef
Sab1sr sas si~ sd - vsrd tas ssrne
1s-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
DRESS GOODS,
PURE LINEN TOWELS.

At !. -. 10. II, f2hss Is, Is.
10. % and 25 cts. the best
bargains ever shown in the
towel line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Our Plated JeweIry is the
Most Elegant in the city.
A. PREISSER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Ms Mamie ComSteck. tse chs--inr
y~~as slsak hhsr of Ars. Elasn wason, and
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
DURING DREAR DAYS
q Brfsf asaElsa ~ ssei4l kssass Of IA
f44x Ws~k-so1as Fsaxo Players q
Csasi. Fe~ kagsssasa1s @ad
Lss - fsT.a1a1 GsssslS.

Du1izx tas past sssx tns san saons
xiaaiy "a ons of ne pfsltisst brides d tns
ss4son. b1t hid his face shea ne pedro
players brousat oat t1eir tables. reand.
sqasrs sad oo4onk Lsal seems - hass
nads s4t liltls dilfsssnce s-s1 taoze matt
4Es.i sifh TIE ksms--lnsg pay t. pas II q
quiet say. and sisrssrd barn their isss
iaslead u saFi1s th=Ln Tor The secistg
reporter
co Tuesday, sssaing 2r. EdHiE Pisrson
Ford, thr ~sli-kn0sn snd popular
junior member 0f ne OcksE & Ford Manu-
laetan8z Co.. aa3 Aiss Louie chaPia.
daughter Of Prof q. q. shep4rd. were mar
red AZ Wsslal0asss ch1rch 81 Rev. s4a-
fasd Il. COs8. a. 0'ciock. About ave
hanarsd lagilatians aad been issued, ald
chaTch Nas sled sstn me elite 0f Ips city
Around iAs sia g.t we're pretty p.ttsd piants
1fI.sliC4l4F ARA gel ssi-zraeeilt fFEc if9n1s.
DgetTY paius ala t4s sAlts per1-cti-a %
szll4 lilies. Poe organ wss presided ever
ay Aizs Anna Ward, and a. ne bridal
party entered ne grsnd Oh Welding March
lzGni LaEs-<ri1 sealed fIurth is Triumph
az xlasness. FIRST came sls loEr usn-fs
aod Ens bridesmaids. tls Aessrs Fred
foets. Viii ,herMsn, James Grant. Grant
LeeI aud tas Kisses Nina ,lspeFt
Emnla IeiTce. Jennie Co.e aud Julia tooD.
Il hs bridesmaids we're allrsd IA eseam
N1ita sool dresses ~lll sas1es of cream
s1itz nIoife Zad sufan. They carried great
clusters ~ fraxrzut MsrmsE rosos tied sIta
pluk mo4re r50on. Thea The bride entered
lsanlng "a ths 44m o. Der fatssF vision
u perfect ioFslin~ss--iu a C0armlng gown
Ut cream sEils BT0ca.ed satin, ma1s en
tran. with squars Ccrsaks aud IfonE Of
han4 run spanish ace caugat here and
there vita orsngs bllssoms- vel Vi tulle
covered sill rs missy 1hitsness Tao golden
hair and dainty peFlectlOa Of tie rose tinted
cheek I1ey efe met ag the alssr 9y the
groom and as Bess mao. Mr.. k0oerL Sher-
woOd. AIR the ceremony hAd oeea per-
formed The welding party retired 70 the
Nsll Conservatory. where delicious sup
per sa5 served. he happy couple len on
The late tram for three weeks tip East,
and MI visit Niagara kals, Ns9 1Ork
Brooklyn. Aorristowu, \. j.. snd other
points 0eiors rsturuing. They were made
The reclpionus of the congratulations OF a
iarxs nun Der 0f friends. wnO wish FOR them
ever the br shIness OF lies summer skies
With a. small , portion Of the slntsr Of dis
e0ntens a. ever falls 20 lie TO- Os human
hives. Among tne presents, which were
ngmsroas. beautiful and valuable. the fol-
loxing nav se mentioned. solid silver rsn
set Of fourteen pieces. tWO dozen solid silver
teaspoons, Aiy Of tae valley pattern. one
dozen solid SILVER FORKS, salt set. Ia solid
silver. sOiid silver sugar. tongs. solid silver
o.se fork. peach bios vase. One hundred
coslars from a. absent Trlsuge, handsome
oak Fiting desk. and many otner articles OF
uaususl beauty. Ga their return Mr.. and
Mrs. ord viii De at aOme" 10 their friends,
tuesdays sller March ~. a. SO Park.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

A BASKET party and dance viii he given on
Friday evening. Asrcn :, 5y Custer Relief
Relief Corps. At the ;. of '. Armory, on
PesrI-st.
Nj, Vine entertained few friends in .
delightfully."- informal rsv. on Friday even
ing. At her charming residences. ia North
f0nisst.
Ou Tuesday sftsruoon Mrs. c ". Wat
k'rs entertained about ffty LADIES' With .
Russisn tea. Pretty acrai decoratiOns she'd
their hes1rv ard zrsce for the occasion. and
added an srtistic faish 20 ths delicious re-
fresh nsnfs
NJ snd NJ. H.ster. ~ 80 Csss-st, csle-
hrsted tseir silver -sdiiiak IN an appropFf-
sfe manner on Friday evening. About
seventy guests ~ers present. and the even
ing VS. srsnt IN 3 very enIo7sbis nannsr
NJ. sd NJ. Hester were nsds tae receipt
snts of sorls verv rsiushl,sp esents
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.


Decorated Dinner seta
Blue EtToris. 81 pieces. only S5<5 Brown
Bouquet (mismaiched) - 90 Brown La
more IT. & Y. Bodies best ware Ss47.
Claret Madras fBrowDfsid's best s. 81
Did you ever bear OF such low prices
Gold Band China Tea Sets IS pieoss
IS IS. Handsome Decorated Tea Sets. 5s
pieces, $500. You must cone st once TO
secure these bargains
Decorated Cham Der set.
Twenty Chamber Sets ~ piece. with
slop jar 81 s. IS per set Chamber s.ss
that were 50 and t25. nov marked s7.a5
and $3.50.
Rich Cut Glass salts sec each second
fo0r.) A large assortment OF Decorated
Cups and Ssuce-s pc these cups and ssuc-
ers were two and three times more than
tba, price A whole table full Of japanese
Blue cups and Ssucers. &c.
Marbles Msrslsst. Msrbl..f,s
Any style Of marbles can he bsd on the
third foor IT greatly reduced prices Alec
Toys of every description. Anything on
the Is cent counter car be hsd for - oents
Those of you who ere looking for ctrd
prizes would do vel to look this counter
over
.Jdesf- Tee snd core. Pet.
ave marked down 70 hsIf price These are
ths nlcsst tbings 10 sieep Tee or coffee IN .
Coffee csu Re made IN three ninutes "a one
d these co1e. pets Three pint coffee rot
Iossl 5sc f-pint Sc pint ACC. pint
s5c These ere pste of the bes' material
You vii f1e them or the third foer
Those - Cent Brooms az bsvinf cfsst
IN Dozens n them are beine solo every
cay, $40 wsH tbss msT. ss they srs ssio 81
cost.---fTbird A00r
Ernsbess Hrsshss
Scrubhing brushes. borss brushes psins
brushes. vfgessDls hrusbes vbissvnsf
brushes blsaking brusbes foof brushes
cgBnter brushes wipooV brushes. end in
facf e-srT sini ~ brush zoo car nsme is
70 ns folH5 o. ne third f9or.
cider Tun blsrs
L@rooDade tarn8isrs. c'is npsgns tuDDieTs.
csrsi rssses. gine glssses I'D nseditint
elssees 80 msrfed BsioW c0si. A Afree
table fn - ne ffgresi Ds-gsins q TIE see
sor IN ssses - ferfs in ihs rear ~ orf
sacre fTervthins nssftedir rlziE figures.
Ths w - FouT ,ssf c1xacs - bus
c.esrsrcs sss grass fsr the nsTt tee -
ffssn ~ - dohi mis- roaF cns0rs--re-
rnsseoef tss ssis lssfs baf fsr dsrs
ionzsr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
GOLD SPECTACLES,
PEBBLE SPECTACLES.
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.

We refer WITH pleasure 20 the following nsrrs
who have teen henef ted sy orr g ssses
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

Se d;sccuaf naesis en- Csnst.s1 ruoaeY "a
ths BGreAsss - seoxls o. tAe ~6isaLr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

~ Harry beftesL. srs - &c Garf1et t1ars-
day Azfe1 1 a. t1e rssicsaes u ga BRIDE .
kr.aaEsl1sr, M A. b Iarnsr. 4t3 ,esa1eo-
81 Ehs 2fsiF "a es seEy q4lst. cay tns
- pEssenL
Lizzie Holmss.
Ar. DaF4 sDahr formerly eonnsctsd ~ta
tue tzLssz1A- hE&ALD. sad Aiss Lotss
Fszze. are - Be us4Efss9 4.rcn -.
AF. t. A. ss4tEsFy snd Mss Louise Weir
slcn 2rs sooa - bs Msrrisd
Flas eneakeHaent Of Ar. Gs<~zs J. HEN
seiDasa 4hc Aiss Pauline CafsleGs . an
1ouncetl-
NJ frank D.bsls sna. Miss Gsrtis Eds-
court srs ~ - a4rrls1
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

We have also the Largest
and BeSt Assorted stock Of
Fine Gold Jewe}Ty IN the
city. Nafches. diamonds.
Silver and PLATED - are.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

The honse ~ Mr. and Mrs r. kshler %
TfowhrisSs-sa vas the scsns cf vsry
plesssBt xstaering on Tuesday evening. The
affair being = eompirte surprise on Mr.
Kshler Cards snd asncinz Sled The hours
untU II o'e.cck. shsn iae guests psrt0ox o.
e. elegant suprer- Dsacing vas sftsrwsrs
resumed end cnn1nued uati a isfe hour
A1eut SEVENTY afe zrc-ts wsre preseu
srf 'ie occssieu VII long os rsmsnosred
~ al
ssf Wednesday evening NJ. A. " In
gals vss pleasantly surprisei or Iarze
company of h.s tfients who csuse 60 suensf
fhe eveeing in ncuug Of his lsih hirthdsv
parsed. racn wishing am many happy ~
tz1r~s 81 me tav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

On Friday evening Mr.. aud Mrs Fred E.
Blsksley entertained . number OF their
friends With four hand progressive pedro. AT
their pleasant resldence on James-st. De-
he us rsirsshments were served, aud the
TO-. wing guests were present. Ar. and
Mrs. Ssll AsliOy. Mr.. and Mrs Upton. Nr.
and Nrs. Milo Stewart, Mr.. and MRS. II. ID.
Perksus. Mr.. sud Mrs. A. u. Greene. Mr.
and Ms Frank Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ).
Horn. Ar aud Mrs Robert Johnston. Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Powers. Ar. and Mrs. Q. G.
Follmsr. Mr.. aud Mrs l.. T. Peck, Mrs. l..
"a. Weller, the Misses Ella P&ruee, Lizzie
Crookston. Katie Potter. the MessTs. Bolt
wood and Charles Ssy moor. Ladies hrst
and second prizes we're taken oy Mrs. John
sson sDd Mrs. PECK. respectively. the gen.
tiemsI ) prizes being won by SIR. Frank
Hal. s10 took first. and Mr.. +. +. Posefs
vao voc second
Or wednesday svecing Miss Alice
Watkins entertained 9 number OF friends at
her home on Wealthy ave, IN honor Of her
sister Mrs. IA. Johnson. OF whitehall. Tie
evening vas delightfully."- passed with
music, progressive pedro and other social
games. Delicate refreshments were served,
sad at late hoer the company diSpered
after having spent . most charming even
ing
Mrs Euowlan entertained her friends
wifh progressive pedro on Thursday even
iug at her residence. 80 Tweifth-st. Mrs.
Irvirz " slch and Mr. Sc. Clair Won drst
prizes. The second being captured oy Mrs.
Byro1 and Mr.. Kaovlsn.
The gentlemen 81 The Warwick gave a
progressive pedro parry on Tuesday even
iag. ghers being pressns only tie guests OF
tbs house hs affair was very enjoyable.
seven tsblss Of four handed pedro were
played. tbs game beginning a. IS CLOCK.
tms heiog called a. i0-5O. Ihe score cards
ssrs beautifully decorated with pen and
ink aud wstsr-color sketches. and were
highly artistic. Finssn gsmss we're played.
tbe lsdiss' arst orizc. a. sxyGized suver
CHEESE scoop, being svarded 10 Mr.. Cispp.
vho 0n this occasion ably persousted
lady. hr. Nelson Runniop von the gen
tismans irsr prize. a plush collar and caE
box Mrs. A. b. ksnnAa easily secured the
ls6ies second prize. pretty mirror, and
Nf Var Nisst Tun the gentlemen secoua
prize. a psper knie-
on Wednesday evening Mrs r. L. Mont
z0mrrv entertsieed isFse lumber Of
fien0s With six-bsnd progressive pe.iro. a.
her pleasant residences on Jedefsya-sge.
Ms. Rausom Luce and ". Viii . s's
Won srst prizes, Ms George Hart snd Miss
Addis xon mconj Mira 0odwin snd Mr.
Is1ss xon third. Pretty horsi decorations
oil 0olsf glanfx xrscsd TIE occssion and
fhs evening was rsost delightful enc.
TIE Grsr3 Rapids Fencing Clao gave the
f.urtn c~dro 9aTfy ~ the cinb room last
Thursday eight Fred Matter captured the
u,e,iai. KefrsShuen = ware served and an
snioysoie evening vss Epent-
on Thursssr evening Mss Minnie Evans
entertained ,sw friends vita petro
Ns. VIII white esvs ssix-hand pro
rressi-e psdro on Thursday evening
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26
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CREAM TABLE LINEN

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dren's Winter Underwear.
I'm Merino ami Pure Wool.
White and scarlet. and
natural coi0rs. Al great re-
ducfio1s. 10 close.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-26

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wcmen sbo hsve schieved fare in art
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nevsr c.pstle ~ f4e Severe an cnntinu-d
srrEcsfior necessaTy - crssiiss work m
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sspires - da sH exslrsd pissn amorx Der
sssaciates nnnst oe free fFo1 nervous a.
riitF anG ier1sis wesxnesses Dr.. P erce<
Fsvorite Prescription ril hsnisa these. sBa
ic - warranted 81 restore tnese farciionai
hsrracnies which are fndi>oens'h.s -
hsaft Asa seec e. fsr a. satse caronic
wsskzsssps p sl,lI Al lrisris peCailar % women.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15
THE LILY CLAY COMPANY
Attracts a Large "Stag" Audience
at the Turner Opera House.

Lily Clay's Gaiety company appeared last
night at Turner Opera house. and drew well
filled house. OF course that audience was a
stag" one and the billiard ball headed men
predOminated. The company consisted of
about twenty ladies and two men, supposed
to be comedians, and quantity of attractive,
though damaged scenery was the property.
The ladies, or at least some of them, were
richly dressed and attractive, ard ali dis
played as much of their physical charms as
the law allows. yet there was nothing SO in
decent as the paper" of the company. The
first part was the best, presenting pretty
picture, and the tabeauX Sivant were
excellent, but beyond this there was little to
recommend the show for the singing, except
in about two cases was Indifferent, and there
was nothing extraordinary in their dancing.
The entertainment was weartsome, although
the sight of the prurient may have been graft
fed and occasional humor prevail, yet gen
orally there was an "aching void in the public
heart" that the Lilly Clay company did not fill,
but be it RENE mbered that this is not the Lilly
CLAY company that frightened the north and
had talent enough to please its audience.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-15

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At Zilian's, corner Commerce anu
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