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DIED VERY SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Nj. L. Brown Was Sick Only Six Hours
Before She Died.

before -ne Dicu.
Mrs Fanny d. Brown, wife Of NJ. p.
Brown, died late Friday night at her resi-
dence. 80 South Lafayette-st. Mrs. Brown
was down town during the day and was
taken sick at supper time and died at mid
night. She was 80 years of age.
MIS-. Brown was one of the most quiet
and retiring women in Grand Rapids, and
one of the most esteemed and valued. for
her life was living illustration Of the in
fiuence of true Christianity. She had lived
here about thirty years-they came from
Tuscaloosa, Ala, about 1857 or lS56-and
ali who knew her admired and loved her.
Though she and her family have long been
afflicted with i'll health. she was ever cheer
ful and helpful made life the sweeter and
brighter for those about her. She was 3
Church and Of the Ladies Literary Club,
and a constant attendant. She leaves a
husband and one child, an invalid
daughter, of her immediate family. There
are besides her brothers, Messrs. J. o. Fitch
and Geo c. Fitch and their families. her
sister. Mrs. Conklin, of New Britain. Conn.
who most fortunately was with her in her
iast hours, and another sister, Mrs. Searcy,
Of TuscalOOsa. Ala, aud also Mrs. Rice. oi
Cleveland. Ohio. who survive her. She
Was cousin OF Mr.. Geo. Kendall, of Dr.
Kendall. and other members of that family
and OF Mrs. II. J. Hollister. Mr.. Sherwood
Hall, of Brown, Hall & Co., is a nephew.
The funeral will occur from the family
residence at o'clock Monday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The lnnes Rifles Company n. will give
their fourth annual bail At their armory.
on Pexri-st.. December ~ AL military
guests will stiesd 10 fnl dress uniforms.
During the lslernisslou a. exhibition oriil
will be given by the compsny The fol-
lowing reception commlitee has been
appointed. which vii insure the success OF
the ball: Ger ". = lnnes. Gen l. q.
smith. Ma C. n. Hose. Capt ". H.
Icsencsnp. Lieut.. J Scott Col J. &. Hers.
ner. Lieut. Col. ". T. McSurriB. Capt X.
JoDes, Capt ID. L. Rogers Lieut. T. Crump.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

MuwkrKEr. Dec. j. - In wrestling
match tonight betveen Tom Conn0rt and
Mcmillan ConnOrs Won essilv. taxing tvo o
strs ght fsis The frf ln nine go oBds.
second in one minute NcNiiI n Daf Eers
are Butterfly disappointed - be failure 70 do
better Referee John Kline. ~ Bs'oit ~
ths cioes Of fbs mstch Jack ksrgslE chsi-
lereed ConDors - vrestis mstcb snd 90
r.os- ed 81 lorle-t.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
sTiLL On eUARo
~ oas Alls.ss - 60 late tAs ssr2iss
k4E JsiL

BIzAIssHAx. a.. Dee. lt.-Wnile 10
rspilisisa oi ast Ssgardsy's tsrrisls affair e
feared, sun every pfecsGtioD h@s been tskea
10 kuard against an further zt,4ck en- the
Jail Az extrs force u Deputy Snsr1s are
guarding he approaches Gasrsto, and 40
one Is allowed 10 90 nssE ths jail without al
order frcm TIE sssFin.
Tns Coroner's Jury. investigating the
shooting OF .ssg Saturday nigat held only
. short session teesy nu4bef Of wit
nesses we're examined, but tnkiT esiasnoe
vas of unlm pOFEanSe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

ST Croyn Nnn. Dee - The shooting
of r. A. Morse. cashier n the bsnk Fl
san Bernariino. Ca. hss created considers
BE comment here Morse vas once ~
sft0rnsv and ios1 agent iu t1is city. Whc
represented fhe Minnesots loan & Trrs'
Company snd who steer err nszz.ins Sf1.-
co. rrVsferorslv fisscueerr3 soolf year
so. Ii - b-a1 snrm se3 30 Ess in Cali
foruia. ss - parents res 10 there.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The msgnihcenoe - the famed Psrisn
count Of twenty I've centuries sgo viii be
vividly portrayed ct Powers this wesf ia
The sacred osnists oi Kstbsr. The music
j. bright pathetic sEo ssvotec. The cos
iuming nno intricate rnsfcn movements sp-
pea 10 the eve Tickets ou ssis o. Eaton a
Lyons Friedrich buchanan Wilson q,
Jlbbs. Boz ufiios open Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. l5.-The Parisot
Line steamer OF Barksdse together with
900 bales of cotton and 200 sacks OF cot
ton seed. was burned this morning a.
Hendricks landing. Iaz0o River. The
boat was valued $1,000. insurance not
stated The insurance on the cotton was
S45 900
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
AAUSENENTS

Three splendid attractions al Powers
Grand during tie past week and Oh how
deplorably dull, not the entertainments
business. Those interested IN The theatres
inquire. "How do you account for 1.-THE
mpanies are frst-clAssY" Give IL up. The
whole body polite Is tickle like tie indi-
vidual, and the peculiar humor which i
affecting the great body Of theatre-goers IN
this city Just al present ls one which we
will not attempt diagnosis OF. IL makes
the local manager feel blue aud declare
that he ought 10 cancel the attractions on
his list and close uD the theatre. II does not
pay TO play high-prioed companies like
Maggie Mitchell. the Duff Opera Company
and Gashing Nellie AcHenry and her clever
comedians. with tie electric lights shining
through the bottom of the great majority OF
chairs in the house. The management is
none ahead with the house closed.
Nellie AcHenry gave roaring presents-
ton of "a Hnmming Bird" at Powers
yesterday afternoon before an audience OF
bout i've dozen people. This comedy hss
an innocent plot and the comedians make
II go" very lively with q torrent of spec
ialties, including dances, catchy music,
good singing and an abundance Of keen
burlesque.
Il was dirty night, but Nellie McHenry
ana company comfortably filed the two
first tiers at Powers Grand last evening
when Three of Kind" was repeated
Messrs Webster Blair and Jackson again
delighted with their bright comedy conceits
aud amusing specialties. Ii is but Just TO
remark that a ciscouraging attendance does
not lessen the earnestness or ardOr of this
company, ard they worked as hard AS If
the house Was packed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

TrrorTovr "a Dec l5-b telegram
from Seattle v. T.. Intervening. snDoune.'
fht dangerous illness ~ Charles p Bofls
recsDty spp0lnfed Chief Jas.ics ~ Nssh-
inxon TsTritorv ~ Presidcui CIsvs ana
~ serve ore teYru IN Congress- represent
ine TIE TWENTY -frsi PeunsTi vsris disirIct
a lsfer ieisgrern stsfss thai 10 - snGerinf
froro pus1uonis aud - rspd 3 siuting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

CrrcrsFtrI n-c l5-NFs Jsrs Hsss.
proprietor ~ fbs Raysi HVsi corner ~
Couri ard Wstut-Fts bss fled sUif for
4 -ovce from her husband. Jobn B~ss.
fhsre1ng cr1eifv. Don -supT,ort sn1 dsssf-
non Mrs Hess - mother 81 tbs we Known
sczress Juhs Asriews
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Brt 1TvfI5t Ont. Dec. 1.-Two boys
sges j and %. sons ~ NJ Herbert store
keeper o. Ferry Point were drowned 10 the
bsv tbis morning They and hntoins
Bourb0unsis BROKE through tbs io. while
skating B0ufbOunsit rof out
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Ths following 10 isi ~ ne marriage
ficerses issusd SINGS Ia ruuIishef With
sts nsn.es. rrsidenos vher ofis1s ne city)
END 49, 81 fbs parties
kre-
eeerrsr = fuunr Nfrnif Fs- f-errt ~
p sfrf feT..erI fl1rerar resf H-H
Iaef.r orpensurIds Fsr's Fiinfi irnirtf
orE FarIs ............-.---.-. -
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pfff1FF r. fffr riley f,er~wNer "A sr
r-sc - vff of p href'ev RI tts r I
EE
rnne-s' vIn bs heIf - -. r-sitenas. -
FiHtf &c suncsr afisrngof 81 90 q iocf
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

NV YoEK. dee. itN Nn. Johnsos
smashed window IN Kiftpstroks jeveiry
stors or Broadway tonight sne stole die
non6 neck ace that va valued o. N.500.
lie va arrested and iht property rec0r-
cred
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
Clearing out Sale.

SPRIN6FIELD, Mass. Dec. ia fire
which originated in the show window Of
Smith & Mursay's dry goods store tonight
caused a loss about SIS 600; fully insured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

hsrebT rhs eDgss seorEs AiocorF 80
fshf ~ . finish. The fgtt fo isfs pisos
~ ~ vesEs ffr1 FYk0FDe
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

"a fbx; rfssnnstie sbouIdsr tYouh'inf vor
sgsr1 p Hoo5s sarsaS nss cured hep-
- sn fr ttsossuds - rsses sd b vi
tu-s Won. i cosls or t-ifs a. trr *.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

piece has been adapted by. and is under the
immediate direction of, Mrs. Jennie Kim
ball. The music Is all original by Mver
Lutz. Ivan Csryll and Tito Mattel The
names of characters in the original story is
employed in the burlesqBe. and besides
Corinne the characters are allotted 10 Henri
Lesrock. James Siurgess Frank Hayden,
Cbas. Pusey. Newton Cbisnell. John Dewey,
Lester and Pusey. the Parker Brothers,
Helen Harrington. BERTHE Crawford, susie
Parker. Lizzie Snyder. Sadie spencer, Ida
Lear, Matte Parkburst. Fannie Ds Costa
Harry Lester. Pauline sandersoD. George
Rush. Rose Stuart. Ia. Clark W. H. Brown.
Charles Cameron aud FOstelle the great
female impersonator. In addition 10 these
the ensemble viii include groups Of pess-
ants lsndsmen. sailors. dancing girls. hus-
ssrs. guards and gendsrmes. Thirty young
ladies perform military march that j.
pronounced by ths Derof .Arrs 20 be the
greatest march ever attempted by women.
The piece has been very notable success
since its rsi production in New York sst
April Manager GsrVo0d has decided TO
play but three maiiuees Tuesday. Thurs
dsv and Saturday as IL il really impossible
TO give matinee every day snd DO justice
20 the performance Of their great bgrissQue.
Prices remain the same.
Yes said Loyd Breeze yesterday. Sol
Smith R1sseli is doing the grestesf business
lire fr0m Chicago ~ fhs South and back
back to the Northwest aud ve are not bait
vsv through the sess0n A Poor Relstion
- sals mes'erv ece ard - he Is or s.lsrv
this vesr Won ViI urdsrsfeu ID thsf Hr
Berger vi'i make snsi barre Here Is .
. erfsm Z sived from bin this morning
sueBt cur opening in Minneapolis lsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

sr~1is' ssls o. Dot tbs en- n v-.k
HsrF
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Visit o1r taseroeHf f9or f3- Hsrysirs fr
Tsolls 7ces. Fsucy Stssvsfs 4DEsEs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Scrue rrecs.' 3f-~s n Chinssl Curtains
srs Rsv satx TsAa favsfs Nossrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Bs-rsins in silver Plsts5 vsrs spoons.
Enfvss gsvsiFy hOssss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

sislf Ia laer ioss fsr Is st~ss 1ts1 y -Gs P~f'
lora21es IS t1s-E d--g H-0 44fe slou.-e1
t1-s4 ez-sS b Is sap-e 1t141'4 y --~if
4ses. go s4-ie4 .e q. ~ .-r.ns a-e -l- 1sr9-s.l
sf zesll aal 419 Ia 80 dAF2 bean u leei-
"a .flslll1sut -ae l5qs-e@saesz - rs.ei. - tas
s-as- sLaFe szels D. rs -s-- ios-a2 s-2fo rs
szd eoaos.allo1 l- .ae 0s--sf --As a. asa4S -Aeg
soal1 zlt ss % - "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Prs.>- oui fbs osr.inf ~ses. a. Hoiasy
fsooos rnss o.. sersrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

C.ursnrs ass - - Good.the cors n
w..k. &oEas
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

nv,ar 49, sa-. 1evish fgod. lev snc
csrffs slse rsgr ul, D. Buiis Cough
-frup
- - frr OIL wsrtr 20 rerfss rrftis
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16
KILLED IN A SALOON.

Two Men Figh, in an Aldsrmsn's saloon,
and One i Dead.
Urea. y. Y. Dec i5.-Wm Murphy and
Frank Hughes qusrrs.ed in Alderman
Murphy's restaurant ana Murphy shot
Hughes killing him almost instantly.
Marpby is under arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Redmond's Grand Opera House snnoun-
ces for this week Counne, one of the great
est footligbt favorites, who will appear as
Edmund Dantes" and the Count of Monte
Cristo. Jr., in the burlesque on NJ. Dumas
fascinating story of Monte Cristo.H The
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Tie Best s-e sak Haask.7eaisf. 10 ths
sly. AoEsza
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

This week New lors As-rsr is . douh.s
number and o0mmsmOrsges the tenth an
nisefssry of The papers exissenos by print
Ing review OF lts history t0EegheT with
pictures Of tks star kcltor flskes picture
10 issned ss . supplement- 1As Airrss
leads ss 3 dramatic paper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Broad. beautiful streets. a splendid air of
wealth and prosperity. everybody apparent
ly hsppv-eiks heads and e!ks teeth and
human elks-B. z. o. +. fellows every
where-that is Omahs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

A ssa of mud on side hill-red. nasty
Georgia mud-s huge cotton prsss-s tum-
bls-down dotsi-s couple Of ricketY news
paper ofticss-s long. rambling brick
building with several wooden structures
snd q rolling csmpus-uo sign Of life and
that is the Athens Of the south. the Uui-
vsrxity Of Georgia. where Bob. Tooubs and
Ben. Hill and other fiery lights received
shsir sducstou. You Won't hngsr long A.
Athens. Ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The clery are endorsing Denmsn Thomp
son and The Old Homestead in Ne'
York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

The engagement Of Csmpsnini at Powers
Monday evening. nas been Cancelled.
Manager Berger will spend this week in
Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Inre kirslfy is preparing Tor . gorgeous
revival of the Black Crook next season
TIE famous 0lo spectacle Will be produced
on al elaborate soxle sitt yiew Of mek
Ing it run q year IN kee lafK. Several
famous Enropesn artists are engaged 10
appear IL II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-16

Oh. my dear. goo-od boy eas yea tell
me where Is good hotel. d not know
tses country. hope l shall never see it
aA-szin- 1 have eend- asstou 50 badly
have eaten nothing Tor days and days"
ls -ss poor O.d JanaGschsk-the great
tragic actress. she sat on trunk truck IN
the depot a. sparlAnsburg. y C., and
TAXED " ne Of ne ups and downs of life.
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Loca! CoAanued On Eighth Pags.I
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one Hundred and Ihiris->even Fisher
men aad six Vessels Lost.

One Hundred and IhIris->esen Fisher
men aad SIX Vessels Lost.
GorcEsrEa, Ma, September "a
te,f.lleiale O.. the sea Is told By Captain
Rgan of tie schooner 4 d story, who
arrived last nigh. from Iceland. having
sailed fi0m here March .9th or tie
south coast OF Iceland be reports that a
large leet OF French fishing vessels had
concentrated t0 i-A when heavy gale
came on. causing great destruction among
fle Gre' Tee fleet was scattered ia al.
directions
six Sc sos were los, vita all their
crews One Aal her deck. swept, losing
tie captain aal eleven men, another the
captain and three men and the captain
aul fy0 men off another There was a
toad loss. as far as could be ascertained
0f l51 men. and many OF the vessels were
SD badly damaged lhat they had 10 be
abandoned. causing 900 ren 90 be- left ar
Iceland IN a destitute condition until the
steamer arrived to carry them away. The
supply Of food being limited and hut few
native Inhabitants living ihere they En-
Guied great nardships
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unproyided for in this proposed scheme
20 s-rve the country. Small ccmpensa-
ton for this neglected need /, found in
The further purpose here announced and
covered by the declaration, that If after
the changes already mentioned there still
remains larger revenue than is reQui-
site for the wants of the Government,
the entire internal taxation should be re-
PEAKED rather than surrender any part
of our protective system our people
ask relief from the undue and unneces-
sary burden o. tariu taxation row rest
ing upon them. They are offered in
stead
FREU TOBACCO AID FREE wHrsEEY.
They ak for bread and they are given
q stone The implication contained in
this party declaration that desperate
measures are justified as necessary to
save from destruction or surrender What
i termed our protective system should
confuse no one The existence
of such system Is entirely consistent
with the regulation Of the extent to
which IL should be applied aui the cor
reCtion Cf its abuses, of course, in a
country es great as ours. with such
wonderful variety Of Interests often
leading In entirely different directions, 1t
/, difficult, If not impossible 70 settle
upon apertect talih plan. Bat IN accom-
plishing the reform We have entered
upon. the necessity Of which is SO obvi-
ols. ! believe We should not be content
with 4 reduction of revenue involving
the prohibition Of imp0rtations and the
removal Of the internal tax upon whis-
Ky II can be better and more safely
done within the lines Of granting
ACTUAL RELIEF TO TIE PEOPLE
in their means OF living aui at the same
time giving an impetus ID our domestic
aud turlhering our National
welfare II misrepresentation of our
purposes and motives are iO gain Gre
dence and defeat our present eif0ri 10
this direction. there seems 90 be no rca-
sou why every eudeayOr IN tie future 20
accomplish revenue reform should not
be likewise tacsed, and With like re-
Sult. And yei no thoughtful man can
fail tO see in The continuance Of the
prss'u, burdens Of the people aud the
by the Government ol tAe
crfrercy li tie country
INEYfgADLE DISTRESS AND DISASTER.
AL danger wil' be ayertei by timely /
action The difficulty of applying the
remedy will never De less aut The blame F,
should NOT be lail at the door Of the
Democratic party il It is applied too /
l.c.
With firm faith in The intelligence and /
patriotism IF our countrymen, and rely /
ug upon ihe conviction thsi misrepre /
.cn'a'i0n will cot influence them, preiu /
lice will not cloud their understanding. /
.ui that menace will not in'imidate /
hem, iet Us urge the peoples interests I
md public du'y for the yindicA'ion OF /
lur attempt 70 inaugurate righteous
nd benehcent reform.
GROVER CLEVELAND
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VIENNA. September 9.-lt Is reported
here that Prince Bismarck will accom-.
pauy Emperor William to this city.
The AUTHORITIES at Trauienau have IS
sued warrant Tor the arrest o. Stuart
Cumberland for an insult % the Austrian
flag in a seauce at lohanuesbad
BELGRADE. September Queen Ma
tales birthday has passed unnOticed in
consequence of King Mi.an's prohibit
tory orders
LoNDoS, September Six japanese
men-of-war, under Counts 10 and Saigo,
have started for C0rea, Ostensibly 70 in.
spect forts II Is believed 10 Shanghai
however. that the object is Of political
character.
IT. PETERSBURG, Sept 9-The Gar
and Czarina arrived at Elisabe,grai yes.
terday They were enthusiastically vel
coined Grand Duke Nicholas received
them at the depot A great throng had
gathered 10 greet the Emperor and En-
press. II included the military and civil
authorities. Deputies, members Of the no.
biiiiy farmers and the representatives. OF
the Jewi-h population The Imperial
couple proceeded TO the Cathedral, where
they were welcomed by the Archbishop
OF Olessl, VIE presented them with an
address The streets were gay with flags
end arches and in the evening the tom
was Illuminated
LoNDoS. September 9.-The horribly
mutilaiei body OF a lewd woman was
found early yesterday morning in the
yard attached 10 a common lodging house
ia Spitalfeld. The throat was cut. the
body was ripped open, the bowels and
heart were lying on the ground and a
portion Of the entyails were tied around
the neck This Is the fourth murder OF
the character that has been committed
recently ia thi. neigLborhood. All the
victims were women Of the lowest char
acter. The author Of the atrocities re
mains undiscovered, and the excitement
In the immediate vicinity borders upon
panic.
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/ existence constitutes separate iDdepen-
dent menace t0 The prosperity of The peo-
/ ple Ills vast Accumulation Of iiie
/ funds represents that much money drawn
{ from the circulating medium of the coun-
+ Try which is needed in the channels Of
trade and business.
TuE MASSES AFFECTED
II j. great mistake ~ suppose tia.
' thr consequences which follow llc con-
+ iinual withdraw and boarding by The
Government Oi the currency Of the reo-
/ lie are Lot e immoli ts importance 10
T fhe mass ci orr ciiiz .ns. and only tor-
clrn- those engaged in large financial
T transactions. ln the Ie-iifs- enterprise
and activity which free eri ready m0ley
em.L- far people produce. /. found I.af
opportunity for labor and cmp.oyr -lt
and that imreiu- f0 business and r.oauc-
f'on which h.ing IN thc'r train pro q. .fy
tO our citizen. ia every station I'D
vocation tew ventures. lew iH s.t-
mcnf- in husiaess and manlfacir ihe
instruction of rew and impn. at
works. and tae enlargement of cl.e.-
rfi-cs already cstallishcd depend largely
upon Obtain .ac money upon easy terms
u.il fair security. and ai these tt'r-s
are inuIit.l lv ~ abundant volume
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Keep an eye to Standardization.
Keep on hand box DR.. Dayii's Liver
Pil!s-Prudence.
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vIATnlE INDICATIONS.

- w.snISoToS SEPT. e.-Ind.catlons
rs lor virginia and North Carolina :
- F..f. stationary temp ratGic. south
.,..y winds.
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BLAINE AID THE SENATE PAL.
pAbLI HIT
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VITAL IssIIS CLEARLY AND DIS
TiNCElN SIT IOEIH.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
CITY ORDINANCE.
81. Eor3y tn q s.,

BE il orlainedhy the Mayor and
Council of Dawsoh that the follow,
ing LieenSa Tax shall be levied and
co lpcted in the city Of Dawson for
the year 1883.
Each and every person who shall
keep a butcher shop, the person
butcttprin his oWn beef, shall pay
a LICENSE Of fifteen dollars.
E,ch and every person selling
fresh meat not licensed butchers,
het1re 8 It. m and after 4 p. m.
shall pay a LICENSE Of fifteen dol
lars.
Each and every person selling
.resh MEETS, except by the QUAR-
ter, excepting farmers who butcher
and offer for sale between the
hours of 8 am md 4 p m shall
pay a license of ten dollars.
For each and every violation Of
his ordinance fine Shall Is, col>
lected nos exceeding $1,000.
Passed and confirmed at regular
meeting OF city Council May 8;h
1888.
VIM. Kai.lef.
Mayor.
The South western news., 1888-05-23
MISS ARRES PMSBURY'S SCHOOL Ed
TERTAINMENT.

The evening exercises were open.
ed by apoem salutatory, beautifully
rendered BY little Susie Dillon, The
six little sun flowers was a charm
ing piece, with their little yellow
heads nodding ana bending in the
breeze. The l9 original states was
a fine tableau interspersed with
songs, with shields and bandeaus,
the Goddess of Liberty standing in
the centre, with the "stars and
stripes" prettily displayed in the
front. The recitation of the sold.
old clock" illustrated by a | Il and
old fashioned clock was prettily rem
dered by Sallie Riley, aud the f;s-
cinatihg game of Tit tat To" was
illustrated upon the black board
and recited by little Susie Dillon.
Two little chicks, a wee girl and
boy, little Ella Riley and little
Homer Hay stood under an I'M
mense umbrella and reclted an APP
propriate piece.
The military company was a
good thing--Master Joe Roberts as
captain, Master John Sharp as first
lieutenant and Master Cliff Nc
Donald as drummer boy, gave adj
dit'onal zest to the occasion. The
Coronation ofthe May Queen was a
beautiful piece: Lite Claude
Lowrey, Queen, Minnie Riley,
crowner, Ruby LoyIess, Sceptre
bearer, Maggie Kinney, Sunlight,
Annie Roberts. spring. Jesse Bige-
low, dewdrop, Susie Dillon, Rose,
Ada Bishop, fairy elf Lille Rob
erts, daisy, Alice Hay, joy, Ella
Riley, harebell, Emma Bishop, diff.
ferent flowers, Lollie Kennedy,
Violet, Cliff Mcdonald, merry drum
mer boy. Other pi ecs were pre-
sented during the evening of an in-
teresting character, closing with a
poem valedictory prettily rendered
by little Minnie Riley. The pros
gramn.e was LENGTHY and varied,