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CITY ITEMS

Seeing 70 Believing, but smoking Is know
ing. Try the ''Grand Republic" Cigarro. For sale
BY all nrstclass dealers Wholesale agents, Luchs
BIO.
Full value for cash Young's Cash Sc
Store, 7th st, between ! and K.
-
New Homes, Domestics Singera &C, SIS;
other makes 81. sewing machines repaired for 81,
At your house. Call or send postal 70 VIM. Funk,
1881 7th 81 NV. eo-2m
New Gas FixtureA c. A. MUppnAN, 1900 r. colin
Spot Cash talks cheap, at Younss, ga 7tn st. 1
L. H. Hopkins, $50 St, White Otl-Cloth for
sign painting and table Govern 25c. eos
Morell, ia 9th st. n w., every style showcase eo3o
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eoly
Young's Cheap spots, ia K st, 924 7ths St
Dixou,s Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Sewing Machines for Rent BY Week
or month at Auerbacn's, 7th and II sts, sole agen-
cy Tor the LghtRunning Domestic aul5, 17,lS
For Reliable Barvains 60 to Younss So
store, ga 7th St
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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NEW FERRY TO ALEXANDRIA
STEAMER GEO. LAW
Leaves daily Sis. 8. 10. IL am. 2 4.6pm
Leaves Sundays 8. 10. IL q m. 2. 4.e.7pm
From Mary washington's wharf. su15-16t.
lie Gers %usa. ssn and Protective As
sociation will give Moonlight Excursion to Marshall
Hs ~ SsS
string Band will be in attendance The best Of order
to all tickets 50 cent obtainsSis Of msm6ers and q
RIVER VIEW FOR 1888.
washinetonian's Most Popular Resort.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf
| every SUNDAY at 10 am. and m returning at 2
| and pm. Tickets 25 cents. Every WEDNESDAY
1880 m sharp and 30 p. m sharp. returning ct
and IL pm. Tickets . cents. Family DAY at River
View every SATURDAY. leaving At 10 AN. returning
| at pm. Tickets 10 cents
Prof. Proctor's Dancing School Reunion every
| SATURDAY EvENING. leaving at 30 pm. returning
At IL p. m. Tickets 25 cents Dancing down and
back aud At the grounds all trips except sunday.
Fine Brass Band on Sundays No objectionable parties
I allowed.
5ss &c. Steamer Mar sA M..sa1.on
CoLoNIAL BEACH.
Salt Water Bathing
Steamer
ARRowsMTH.
From Tth-street wharf S;45 an
Three hours at Beach; home 9:30p.m
Celebrated Roller Coaster.
And al the Popular Amusementx
Good Dinner and Lunch on Steamer and 1t Hotel.
Music and Dancing on Steamer.
Fare round-trip. Soc Children 25c. U2s-1m
| MAKE THE STEAMER CECILE FOR UP RIVER
u from Psssenos Boat House. 3l34 Water st.
ton to large parties. Leaves every hour. jy2s-lm
HOi Fok GREAT RAILS AND CABIN JOHN
on sunday. Monday. wednesday and Friday. leaving
r nxn I sp 1 Ably 10 q and 4 SXfEks '
M Steamer W. ". coRcoRAN win leave At 10 am
| tor Marshall Hall reaching Washington at pm.
Steamer W w. coRcokhASSA Nh make tire. trim. to
Msrsh. Hal: during shs summer MSnsh; issying At
aSisg an. and - p pna pm f'''hns washington
u ~ an on ND sT:sy &
and Saturday sheresfter during the summer months
ing q 40 and 6:l5 pm. and reaching the city at
First-cisss catering in dining-room at the Han.
Lunch cOss Tir Susssspah ies fruit sc ;SpBisd
| b Msrchants' and Miners Transportatson o.
4 Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk TO Boston.
Every Monday Thursday aud Friday, O'Clock D. m.
| Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Fare, including meals and main aaloon. stateroom
bertha $3.50; round trip, e22. Upper deck state
ao.!s 4
-' ' ~ 4 L HuGoINs: General Agent
1 Long Dock Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore 2z7. my21-3m
| ISLAND PARK HARPER6 FERRY.
n'ss ps:nr sfSnna' sinh n the Vs
/ Crsonef - - All frsa Eyery Thur.isve from nj
and D. Depot At IS q m Ticket including reserve
seat both directions. q. N5tosepl
TINE STEAMERS VALLEY FoR00 AND DIxEI
lands Boat Houses. loot q New HsmpshiFs ave and
e SIC aScs q TIE hc css ss % sO
lsndingA First trip up e 8 An Last Trip down 81
pardcs- pixey for charter. Run mp or down ct oiG
per day. Pleasure boes Of al kinds for hire At both
mySi-Sm JNo CUMBERLAND I sox.
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In Washington County.

In Washington County.
WHAT rs GOING ON IN THE HAGERsrowN NEIGHBoR-
HooD-raE BABY-N-THE-BAsKKrNYs MYSTERY SOLVED
FROM THE BAR TO THE srAGK-rHR LUTHERAN RE
AT HAGERsrowN.
Correspondents Of TIE EVENING srAa.
HAa.RsrowN, August IL, 1883.
The ebaby -in-the- basket" mystery the sensation
which Hagerstown credits the city OF Washington
with furnishing, has been solved to q certain ex-
tent and, predicted in this correspondence, the
party who brought the baby from Washington
and deposited it on the steps Of the Orphans
Home, turns out to be q resident OF this county,
and the grandfather Of the wall. To-day M
Charles sei9ert a farmer residing in the Clear.
| ofiense. He gave bail in the sum OF 500 for his
appearance at hearing to be held on Monday.
Of the most prominent and widely known q the
county, There Is no law, however in this state to
exactly reach the case and the warrant sworn
which consists 1t is reasonable to suppose, In his
abandonment OF the child. The affair continues
has been heightened by the arrest
MI. Cyrus summers, promising young member
OF the Hagerstown bar, has relnquished his pro-
He left here several days ago for Marysvtlle, KY,
where he Will join the Maria Prescott-McLean
snessre % Mr. D. Shepherd whose
gerstown several years ago upon the occasion OF
an amateur performance, and was so pleased with
ms ability that he urged upon him the step he has
The reunion OF the Lutherans of the District Of
Columbia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania at Pen
Mar On the 22d promises to be big affair. Spe-
clal trains Will be run on all the railroads acceSs
Die 10 zen MAI, including one from Washington.
Inc program arranged Is an elaborate One The
Marine Band will be In attendance and many
thousand voices will sing Luther's famous battle
hymn, "a Mighty Fortress is our God" Rev. DR..
Mcknight president Of the Gettysburg College,
Will deliver an address on Education" There
will also be addresses by Rev. j. c. Zimmerman, OF
York, Pa, on Missions" and by Rev. Sylvanus
STALL or the Second Lutheran church OF Baltimore
This section OF Maryland Is handing out q big
crop OF peaches. Midvale station alone will ship
ten thousand bushels.
At present there are a large number OF WASH
arrived within the past few days are: DR.. Emner
and daughter, NJ. 8. Heard, OF the Pension ONCE,
and wife; Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Bates; Mr.. Louis
Hlrsh; Mr.. VIM. Proctor and son; Miss Nellie
lnger.
Ex-Gov. VIM. T. Hamilton, whose serious illness
mas caused profound regret throughout the state
his strength yesterday was such as to permit Of
his being propped up in bed He Is still unable to
Take iood other than in liquid form and In small
quantities.
The Hagerstown Star Publishing CO. has pur.
chased the old skating rink property on Baltimore
street, Tor 81 600, and will convert II into print.
Ing and publishing house.
plant has expired, but the street commissioners
have taken no action looking to its acceptance.
The company has not complied with its contract
which spulateS for the Introduction OF the incan-
descent light for commercial purposes. Hence no
action by the Commissioners. B.
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Condensed Locals.

Yesterday Joseph Prather filed bill in equity
against Geo. Kloob, Jno. T. yarDen and others,
% enforce q judgment for 2.03 upon certain
real estate at Pleasant Plains and Mount Pleasant
Yesterday, Henry Johnson filed a bill against
his son, VIM johnson ct al, alleging that the son
has the title to certain real estate in which he,
the father, has interest," and asking that the SON
be restrained from selling or encumbering II.
A republican mass meeting Will be held at ROCK
Vile on Thursday, August d at 3 O'Clock In the
afternoon. Among the speakers will be Hon. l. E
4cComaS Hon. A j. Hopkins, Hon. ID. B. Hender-
son, Hon. NJ p. Haugen and Hon. Frederick Doug
lass
IL was the will OF John inland and not Dennis
inland that was filed In the Probate Court yester
day. Mr. Dennis inland still lives.
A correspondent writes TO The STAR OF the
danger TO pedestrians and persons In vehicles from
the embankment at the corner OF Sd and X streets
northwest where q sidewalk has just been laid
The finance committee CT the democratic ratin-
cation, which Is 10 be held on september 8, organ
lied last night by electing VIM Dickson chairman,
Jas Y. Norris treasurer, and Lawrence Gardner
secretary.
yohnNurphy, a young man, was charged in the
Police Court this morning with an assault on VIM.
Howard, . colored man, August 9, at the base ball
grounds, by striking him with a stone, knocking
him senseiess. The case was dismissed.
A marriage license has been issued TO VIM. E.
Colin and Mary j. Fletcher
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QANPBHIL CARRIN0TON. ATT0RTTY-AT-
~ Law. HeEbour Law bllldinG go Loriainns
sVsnnA WashtngtoA u @ 2mkdsasA 1210 q 6
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
GREATEST NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
AT RIVER VIEW.
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. 1855.
DOUBLE TOURNAMENT AND BALL FOR PRO-
FEssIoNAL AND AMATEUR KNIGHTS
Steamer Mary Washington viii leave her wharf foot
Of 5sh ST. .s s:S4 m ana pm; Leaving city Vie.
io:l5 am and pm. 1''
Ticksta Round Trip.......--..-.....e5 Cents
Z. 9. RANDALL
ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION. BAY RIDGE.
NIuesday. AUGUST p rood time guaranteed %
Depot 81 M ana $50 ana Nh
L sion on TaE sEIsoS 1855
o. FkIpkI. x1etsF y fsss.
Tcls;s Soc ana Lds Tcss as
TINE Ev. LUTHERAN BENEFICIAL AssoCIA-
0N AusT Gus n Is sss sis BAY c
ss isS :ns s;Rs p Trains leave rs
sF HSSsi T5 Ssis%sy & $ Yss
yons MO.ssy Leaves sss wharf, foot Of oh
r ga tue SIR
FL gala day is anticipated Trains leave b. and o.
depot at . q M and 30 and ;20 y au1S-2t'
GRACE NJ Z. CHURCH WILL GIVE MOON
VI light Excursion, on steamer John W. Thompson,
to INDIAN HEAD, 40 miles down the Potomac, on
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 81. 1855
Refreshments served by the ladies at city prices
Boat leaves 6th-street wharf at pm. sharp.
turning at 10 O'Clock.
Tickets. Is cents For sale at the wharf. auls-3t'
CFIFCT Joint FXCURSION
CARROLL INsTITUTE. GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC
UNION. AND ST MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE
TO RIVER VIEW
THURSDAY, AUGUST % 1883.
The Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave High
Street Wharf, GEORGETOWN at 40 I'm. and 9TH street
At 10 Am. and $50 pm
Onuuren.: y Sene,.
lovxr ant, anil II
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The MONITOR AND MERRIMAC.-At Bay Ridge this
week. The greatest display OF fireworks ever
given In America No extra charge. Round trip
$l-AdUt.
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Il Avery desirable business corner on nth ST., one
square below Moses Co. and the Boston store, $50
per month.
A nne office for doctor or dentist on st. opposite
Franklin square.
16o2 l4th St. store. dwelling and stable sl25 per
month
1910 10Th ST.. 3-story brick. as per month.
1911 18th ., 3-story brick. $50 pr month
s442 St. 2-story brick. o rooms &1o per mor..l
ll26 Park Place e., 2story frame, rooms. 10
per month.
Washington Heights. 2-story frame modern I'M
provements, S35 per month.
au 1881 Z c. CUTTER CO., 1923 Est
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YnxwoRxs At BAY RDoR.-The greatest open-air
enreFtainme ever given In Ametica-loo persons,
3 shfpo engaged In the represeueouoR. No extra
charge. Hound trip fare. 0.-AdvG
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Full value for cash YounRs Cash Sc,
Store, 7th st, between and K
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CnRAP ExcuRsIoN TO Luray and return * VI.
Manassas Branch, virginia Midland Btyis,on
Pleomont All Line, win leave Washington daily'
except sunday, a. 4:15 pm, and arrive at Luray
3aliy. except sunday, al 9:20 pm, and arrive AZ
washington from Luray at 9:45 am. Excurs:on
tickets are good for nve days Close Connection Ar
hverton with shenandoah Valley Railway Qoing
and returning. Tickets on sale at the once 81 ths
Piedmont Air Line. No. 1900 Pennsyivania ayenue
ano ae the passenger station OF the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad.
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SHORTsTOP DID III.
Wretched Fielding Accountable for the
Lows Of Yesserday's Game.

How INDIANAPOLIS WON PKoN TIE sKNAroRs-rHI
CHAMPIONSHIP RAcK-THR RECORD OF THE wRKK-
NOTES AND COMMENTS ON THE aAxE--ANoNG THE
PLAYERS
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b YoU WEE 10 RENT Q comfortable house &C
any price, consult the advertisement OF b n. War.
Def Co. under head OF "for rent In this paper
o. sand 70 their once, 9l6 street northwest for
q CODY Of their rent bulletin.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

3, 18th St Prices Guaranteed
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TEE ATTENTION Of investors Is invited to the ad-
ve9tisement Of B. H. Warner Co, In this issue OF
TnB SrAH, containing some good bargains In
cho6ce houSes ana lots for sale.
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] St. mr.. Far. So sea. $500 n II ave- mr. Dupout
St. mr.. Far. Sqsea 1888 80 Cir...........,.,..2O
st. facing McPher- ST., mr.. 18th 60. 5
son sq............. 1888 l. bet. 1sthS19t 166 q
Mass. ave. facing Du- De SALES. nr. Conn
pont CIR. season 1873 80 ave..............l6 Sc 9
St. Far sq..... 800 10th. above scott O. i ia d
ST., bet l7th61Sth. 800 Jefferson Place - l66 Is
Conn. ave, bet MN $50 l7th, opp Far So l66 Ii
st., bet l1th&lSth, 18th. mr. st....... 100 q
season. st., mr.. Iowa Cir. )
ST., facing Dupont CPS ST.. r. State Dept. l5
Cor. + and 9th a. W. 200 5th lust above X St s
X. mr. cor. 10th 200 Pa ave, bet 2lst and
Conn., ave bet NJ and 2ed sts............... I Q
Jef. Place L av., l4thk 5th b 8 3
Send for Bulletins Of Furnished and Unfurnishe
Houses HILL & JOHNSTON,
aulS-eo2w 13S 5th ST NV
IrOR RENT-l0lo K ST. n. W., 2-sToRY An
Il basement brick rooms and bath. Apply at ado,
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BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest, Richest, Newest, STOCK
LIGHTNING RoDs and iron safes repaired J. q.
Kuehiing
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Love BRANCH BoUKBoN WHISKY, S1.25 bottle.
Distined In 1s74, Cynthiana, KY. Charles Kraemer.
ia nth 81 n w
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-08
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
Waco Steam Laundry is the bes,

Waco Steam Laundry is the best.
The best line Of candies at De-
Wells.
Choicest meats at the Waco Supply
Market.
Order your cakes candies and ice
cream ut peWeils.
DR., Terrell treats, eye, ear, throat
and nose, 81 Austin street.
HI Bro4.' carry the handsomest
line of stationery III the market.
Dr. X. l. Monroe, dentist, Up Aus
tin Ave. bet Seventh and Eighth
Old papers at The EXAMINER Of
ice at 20 cents a hundred or Sl.50 a
thOrsahd.
Others come and 90 but Jackson,
Inc Photographer, is one OF Waco's
permanent institutions.
nuy your meats from j. G.. Grip
pens central market and be happy
Me whole of the year 1888.
Ben t. Duval, South Third street,
sealer in hay, corn, oats, bran and fod
aer' Goods delivered tree.
Complicated watch repairing n spec
'aity at A. j. Leslie's. Experience and
'HiIl combined. Moderate charges.
foT carriages, bus or baggage wagon
, nt CITY business or trains, telephone
higgins ~ Green, managers City
transfer company
Everybody is beginning to appre-
v.a'e Maylield's bank as is shown by
Increased deposits. II per cent in-
te allowed or 30 days deposits Of
The real estate business heretofore
conducted under the firm name and
aye ct j. f. Elgin Il Co, will hele-
tyr Or done under The firm name OF
- b. NlImer Il Co.
a. ne streets are drying up very rap
s"a,l, ana as Consequence driving vii
or otsih III earnest Several OF Il.
\ C w. ufeen X Co.'s handsome rigs were
'us !e'tcrday afternoon.
f., W; T. How'aud, district maragor
N NO. une Mutual Life Insurance con-
/ 6tg n! Vi New York has moved his
n ANY," ANY, 10 ne corner ct Fourth aud
II @'''H over sleeper, Clifton Il Co.
Il .,o uHoer' Brothers are receiving their
N mS mann o. bring goods, which contains
n ,be Io'tIy pat erus. The stock is
d and ' Sl get ever brought to the city,
h sneo!; va are invited to call and in
Il Irlfes very reasonable.
4 Tho "[,ard Webb is now in charge OF
4 frm ~ u.s. 10 S'reo' stand of the recent
H." vi webb. I\4s.uer G. MOberly a.
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AL parties who hold accounts against
THE EXAMINER Publishing company
are requisite to file them at the bus
mess office with the bookkeeper, oc-
cupying simply a position of trust.
We are not authorized to pay them,
out desire to know in what position
the Office has been placed You can
ose nothing, and we may be able to
eventually recover something for
you.
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LONAL Tg7EE NNaEn.

HOUSTON MD TtNNS CEN lILaL.
West hound fXpfers arrives AT . 6:lu a N
~tlDuif Express ar. al ass p III
EXPRESS leaves ut .... $40 III
Elst.bouud Express prrt7cS8t S:25 IN
Express leaves al $3.50 10
II Louis EXptess ~ at 1000 M
+ DILLlNN HAM, Agent
missouri PACIFIC.
south pound Express No sol " ri T. Il a III
No SOB ar at o5 p M
~ At - p m
EOrth. Inbound Express 10 SOL g So p m
" No 5O6 " % n IN
TRAVIS JONES, Agent
at. IL, A. 81 T.
Hast.bound, carrying Chattanooga
COsch lea es at ........ ........... 3 90 a IN
East bound, carryin Memphis coach
leaves at ....... .-.. ............ so p m
West.bound to Gstesv ille) Express Y 25 p In
West.bound ito Gatesv lie Accommo
dalton lv ar ...... ........... o.. 5 20 = III
Memphis ant CaroEXpress arrives y a m
d. f. HIRSHFIELD. Ticket Agent
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4 Great Battle

Is continually going on in the human
system. The demon of impure blood
strives to gain victory over the COLI
stitution, to ruin health, to drag vic
tins to the grave. a good reliable
medicine like Hoods Sarsaparil is
the weapon with which to defend
ones self, drive the desperate enemy
from the field, and restore peace aud
bodily health for many years. Try
this particular medicine
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-08

Best steaks and coffee in the city at
the Silver Moon.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-08

Bargains in gents hosiery at Low
inc Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-08

dinsry sprlhg shape rats at extraoI-
~" prices at Levine Bros.
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G.enteel QuuCks.

' cry specially,
t.. :. Ross
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09
a SHORT SESSION.
The Police and Fire Ceuamisslossrs Trans
act Little Business

Al the regular session Of the Board Of
Police and Fire Commissioners yesterday
afternoon. Commissioner Powers presided
in the absence Of President Dygsrf. Assist
Court officer Tbouss Msher ssked tbss De
ne allowed psy for tine iost saroush iniur-
ie= received While IN the Ire of duty. The
petition vas referred 70 the Com raitte on
zen ard Discipline and "a the Council bss
r=cnrn naendef tae payment ft VII sa-
fsubtetly oe fsvorsnlg reported noon et
she next meeting.
The following accounts we're siio~e9.
FIRE Department pay rol f8r
Fsf~usrv. s. is9 - Police TAspert-
neat rav rail. S3S13 ~ Belknap zsr01
Couuanv. repairs s3-bC. Brown. Hal q
ca, ~,rriies S1S - James Nc ur3v.
b,rse sgiceins. - ~ Worsvick Nsnufscfar-
fnr COMPANY. harness. So 3 r. Baxter.
sxuensrs s. s.. Barlow Brcs.. hinc ~
,.svers. s4s a.. Grand Rsoiyis Electro Llrhs
Couapanv. - -. s. 9. Ssudisy. hose. s. =.
wfchizsn Iron Works rerslrs, So 81
Hawkins a Ps-r1. snop -, Sl45s serirz
4 ca. MATHIS. - s, I pvzer- rriafing.
e So Emmet Gcald, wsshlne. 50 56
Ca rurFion cf C0Enrss eser M0rp. Fire
Marshal LEMON o&s a1shorze0 - en-
nisv usYt pay frsnen - ssse tse : see q
ere tsnnncrarilv trzrsssrref - fhe rosifiou
s,f rtcker Of NJ ez91as.
TIE sopiicasien 81 =. H- Nichois Esr =
posssicn on ths pesics f5rsf Vas placed O.
Sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE !
Dinner Giving tho Pivot Upon which
Hospitality Turns

Dinner parties form one Of the most pleas
ant means of giving entertainment 10 friends,
according to Good Housekeeping. A dinner
party legitimately addresses itself to the
interests of all ia n manner rot rciched by
Other forms OF entertainment. for Ar Green
cannot dance and Miss Fresh cannot talk,
and none Of Wesley Cslvlns family sye
allowed to play cards. but everybody caD eat.
All arrangements for every detail q a din
ner should be made well Beforehand and this
application Of the 'art which oonccals art
ia TIE only way in which an occasion Il this
kind can lie relieved from convcntiouality
and stiffness If any one Of your guess are 70
tbourhtloss as 20 postpone their acceptance
Of the invitation until late day. their fault
should he remembered. and II any SHOULD be
i.upolite enough to bo tsrlv on tie occasion.
do not let the other guests and The dirner
suffer for theis remissslc.ss, and rulneriber
that il such ease cne Is TeiioTod Il al eIa-
barrassfnort IN not awaiting their arrival
An excellent method of securing the de-
sired arrangement q escorts % tho dinner
table is % place in the gentlerDen's room IN
envelope directed 10 each one. and in that
envelope a card stating that he IL expected 70
escort such CT such q lady e TIE dining
room: and in the ladies dressing room are
corresponding cards. giving 20 each LADY The
name o. the eentleaaa whose stfentioa - to
te devoted 70 her The most desirable way
II SEATING goex-s is BY csrd =. their res7ecti -
plst4S: and this VIII etone for any rnistsp ~
rairinx them ct fol Gianer. for II frequently
happens that People vii volunteer their SGT
vices ~ escorts ln advance 81 any action rs
the bceiess.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09

Flotow's Marta is an opera which many
people having a reputation for connoisseur-
ship 20 keep up affect to despise and every
body listens TO with more or less of pleasure.
L is the old story--the omnipotence Of tune.
@Cone. Friedemanu.T Bach would say % his
most gifted son, "let as 80 n Berlin and I ear
tho pretty tunes II must be ever 80 In
roe changing phenomena of the art the power
Of tune is the ore thing fixed, and tb0ueh
high up in subiimated regions gifted men
nav devise rev rnethosfs the tTue sour r of
power = be who cen make melody in the Old,
Old fashion,. FlOfcw was n poor EHusicisi, but
be hal the gift of tune, and his opera remains
instinct with life while many another n
hizher constructive worth lies dead. Depend
upon II. the next arsst faelodist vii dIssipsts
q sore of fine spun the)Ties and carry tee
world with hin -I.1nJon Teiezraus-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-09

n. y Roberts, Of Ionia, was In the city
yesterday on business.
Hon II. H. Holt. of Muskegon, was at
The Morton yesterday.
T. II. Babcock, OF Buffalo, " Y, was
registered at Sweets yesterday.
Kryn Dyksms. now in business at
Manisies. wzs IN the city yesterday.
Mrs.. Judge Dnnbam. Of Cadillac, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Durham, Of Third-sve.
J. williams and wife, Of the Williams
House. Battle Greek. are guests at Sweets.
Mrs. Wallace and daughter. Of Pontisc,
formerly 0f this city. are visiting their old
friends here
Mrs. sherman NJ Pearsall. Of l76 North
Prospect-st. who has been III for some time,
IL z, eoEer ng-
James klchsrds. Of Hudsonville. Deputy
sheriff OF OJtsws county, vas In the city
yesterday on business.
". H- Hughes. OF the kichsoan Catiol,o.
vas IN the city yesterday, shaking hands
with tie newspaper men.
y. ". Blaine. the commission merchant.
expects 10 soon engage in The gardening
business st Jsckson, Mississippi
Mrs r. A. Tresdway. OF Lyon-st.. has re-
turusd from Vermont where che Vas called
10 attend the funeral OF her mother.
c. B. Bush. u Jackson, Superintendent
81 ths Orsnd Rapids division Of the Michi-
gan Central railroad. IS st The Morton.
Charles II. Hoffman, travelling salesman
for a large Phiisdeiphis clothing house was
n the city yesterday and reports q good
trade