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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
James NOwlin. Aged Seventeen. Ex.
ecuted To-day at Cambridge, Mass.

eCuteO To-Day at cambridge, u0SAs
Boston. Jan. 20.-Jas E. Nowlin was hanged at
Cambridge 1ail at 9:23 this morning for the mur-
der OF Geo. A. Goldman, his employer. on January
4, 1887. The murder for which Nowln was to-day
executed was one OF the most horrible In the his
tory OF New England crime. Early on the morn
Ing OF wednesday, January D, farmer OF Lincoln,
who was riding toward Lexington, saw what
looked like q big snow ball lying two RODS beyond
the wall by the roadside. Upon investigating
what was his horror to find that the object wsR
mans head. Turning away he found, 4 or 5
TO the right, bare arm lying In the snow. JUMP
ing into his pung he drove rapidly to Lexington,
where he Informed the selectmen A search party
was made up and the trunk OF the BODY was found
hidden In gully beside the road nearly mile
Der blanket lay on some bushes close by. The
police soon ascertained that George +. Goldman.
a Somerville milkman about thirty years
since Tuesday morning. and on Wednesday night
the victim was fully identified as Goldman. JAS.
Edward Nowlin, a lad OF seventeen years, who was
employed by Goldman, upon being questioned, told
so many conflicting stories about Codman's disap-
pearance that ne was arrested, and upon his state
custody. Being suspicious that the murder was
committed In Codman's own stable, on Sargent
avenue Somerville, the officers made a thorough
search OF the premises. The floor was besmeared
with blood, blood-stained axe was found and
traces OF blood was discovered on Codman's milk
pung. IL was also ascertained by the officers
that on Tuesday afternoon Nowlin had called at
Codman's boarding house, and upon stating that
he had been sent by Goldman, obtained the latter's
ucSk anu money. NOWuu was cOuITOuteQ WIN
the evidence and finally made full confession ad-
mitting that he alone had committed the crime
Codman's inclination 70 boast OF his profitable
business furnished the motive for the crime, and
according TO the boys story he expected 10 secure
fully 5000 as the proceeds OF the murder, expect
ing that Goldman would have collected that
amount on Monday. He, however, realized
scarcely half that amount.
N0wLIN DIES WITHOUT WEAKENING.
A few minutes before O'Clock Sheriff Cushing
read the death warrant. Nowiin seemed less
moved than the sheriff himself Handouts then
were placed on the prisoners wrists and the party
stepped from the cell door TO the platform OF the
scaHold Nowlin walked with a nrm step. He
was not pale or nervous Straps were then ad-
Justed around his legs and arms. Sheriff Gushing
asked Nowlin II he had nythlng 10 say. Nowlin
replied: Nothing; only that am about square
and ready to die. feel that God has forgiven me,
and l feel thankful to you for what you have
DONE" The black cap was placed on Nowlins
head, the trap was sprung, and he met death al
most Instantly, with the same 1rmness that had
upheld him through the trying ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
From wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20, IL a.m.-The STOCK market
opened with a moderate business and with prices
higher than last evenings closing figures though
Wheeling and Lake Erie was Oh y, Pacific Mail X.
The general list was heavy In the early trading.
fractions only, and were soon recovered. Missouri
Pacific, which was the feature OF the market de-
clined ~ per cent on unusually heavy trading for
that stock. Reading. st. Paul, and Lickawanna
the other active stocks while the general list
was quiet 70 dull, and the transactions attended
by no feature OF note. The list became dull
throughout late In the hour, and the heavy tone
again appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

A NEW NATIONAL BANK.-The Controller of the
Currency has authorized the organization Of the
City National Bank, of Knoxville, Tenn, with a
capital Of 800 900; Milton p. Jaruagin, president
and w, 8 Shields. cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. 20-The governor this morn
Ing nominated John Clinton Gray, OF New YORK
CITY, tosucceed the late Judge Rapallo associate
Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

ST0REKKEPRR APP0INTID.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed Edw. J. Condor to be
storekeeper at Chicago.
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SNOW BOUND FOR THREE WEEKS.

The Rough Experience OF Browns
Valley - Yesterday's thyyessern
Storm not Quite . Bllxxara-very
Cold Again.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Jan. 20.-A Browns Valley,
Minn., special says: We have been blockaded for
three weeks. Unless a train comes in with fuel
here and all about. There is no wood or coal In
the market There Is more suffering as yet in the
country than In town. The opiDionis general that
the railroad authorities have been very remiss In
thus delaying the opening OF the road. Men are
working toward us from Morris, but none are put
on at this end OF the line.
NOT QUITE BLIZZARD But VERY COLD.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 20-Specials to the Ponce Press
indicate that yesterdays storm In Southern Da-
kota and Minnesota while severe and accompanied
by extreme cold is not to be classed as a genuine
blizzard, and is not likely to be followed by the
disastrous consequences or Its Immediate prede-
cessOr. IL has however, had the effect OF again
nlling up the cuts and temporarily suspending
Last nights weather report showed the following
conditions at the points named: St Paul, ther-
mometer Is below; St. Vincent, Minn., 81 below;
Huron, Oak. 20 below; Yankton, Oak, 10 below;
Bismarck, 26 below; Helena, Mont, 12 below;
Fort Garry, 80 below.
BsLow ZERO IN NEBRASKA AND IOWA
LINCOLN, NEB., Jan. Goat z O'Clock this morn
ing the mercury was Is below, sky clear, and no
snow-storm that delays trains somewhat No un-
usual suffering accompanies this dip.
QUINCY, III, Jan. 20.-The mercury took another
sudden tumble last night and at O'Clock this
running regularly on all the railroads, and there
has been but little delay to-day. Thus far there
have been no fatalities from the cold In this 10
cality.
MUscArrNE, Iowa, JAN 2o-The mercury dropped
TO 10 degrees below zero this morning. There Is
no storm as yet, and trains are running On time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o-The investigat on by Cob
lector MagOne into the cases OF under-measure-
ment OF textile fabrics Imported from Europe fixes
the value OF the goods imported IN excess of the
invoiced quantity at S20,000 Three large nrms
are said 10 be involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
Don Carlos On Spain's Future.
eHE MUST BIZ MADE A GREAT POWER, But HK FEAR
THE PR EsENT MONARCHY CAN'T DO II.

LONDON, Jan. 20.-In an interview at Venice,
OF the great European powers, that her navy must
be Immediately strengthened, and that an obliga-
tory military service was essential The present
monarchy, he said. was united TO carry on the
work before II. and unless II was replaced he was
strongly OF the opinion that republic would soon
come. The Spanish future lay W MOROCCO and
South America. Don Carlos ex reSSed his readi-
ness to night In the Spanish rams the moment he
was called.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

Nor EXEMPT FROM DUTY.-Ass1Stant Secretary
Maynard has decided that the fact that books are
secondhand and are for private use and not for
sale does not, under the law exempt them from
duty unless they were published more than twenty
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

INVITED TO CINCINNATL-A delegation, headed
by Senator Beck and Representative Butterworth,
yesterday invited the President to open the CEN
tennial exposition of tho Ohio Valley at Cincin-
nau next summer. The President said he would
go unless public duties should prevent. The invi-
tatlOn was also extended TO Mrs Cleveland, whose
wishes the President promised to consult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., S321, ,629.2l; customs, $5O7, 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

PERsoNAL-Norvin Green president Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., Geo. F. Niles Of Montreal
s. d. Fleming OF Ottawa, A. M. Steele OF Detroit,
and w. E: Whitfield of the Navy, are at Welcker's
WIN. l. Royal and VIM. X. Trgg OF Richmond,
and Edw. x. Jones OF New York, are at Wormley's.
B. HerndOn Nicoll, formerly OF Washington,
stock exchange.-Jas. B. Gfllie OF New York, T.
M Bassett OF Cincinnati, and F. H. Haines OF New
Haven, are at the st. JameS-ChaS. G. West Of
Charleston. 8. c., F. w. Howard OF London, W,
Auld OF Havana, cuba, and Frank M. Evans OF New
YORK, are at the ArlingtOn.-Henry f. Gillig of
and {. II. Fowler Of New York, are at Willard'a-
Washington Porter OF Chicago. c. j. Bates OF New
YORK, and Frank j. Phelan or Halifax, N. g., are at
the Riggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

CoMMANDER-IN-CHIsF DILLON, OF the Union VET
eran's Union, to-day presented to the President q
handsomely bound copy of the proceedings of the
encampment OF the union held at Cleveland, Ohio,
last September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
~ DUCKs q the PAL1CE MARKET taiI

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
ARLINGTON E1sH 1NssuRANcE COMPANY
SenR o
RESOURCES.
District Of Coumbia bonds. .............. $o0d.6o
Bills receivable 3,S56.O2
Office furniture and fixtures ......... 3S3i. az
Premiums Premium sds due and din in course course Of collection
Cash in bank and companys office. ....... 2,O96 So
s257.Oo7.I1
Capital 5000 600 90
alls,psy Bills psyaole. .299999
s257. 7.oo7:l l
WALTER g. COX. President.
sisE1;a $SSi { $$Eatss
tary Who ossh in due of law that the above
FIRE Company Tor the District Of
the ass7
subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of
';;sYYssssi ;sYsssi a D. lfsf fh1rrnsHousr Notary Public
!. ss SAAos Sh MAkkET HENS iss
E~ ARETIRED MERCHANT DESIRING TO
cash This rsrs opportunity for investors OF spec
'l.'",. ,ss. '' once ''' E'S. Sts ssfss SON
NOTICE Is HEREPY GIVEN THAT THE
IA iaS
uary. 1885. BY mutual consent "
SSs : IS Fl to be ss
psrtnership are 10 be presented TO hino 'A' '.iu
aEsEH aEsEAy f esRE, MR7En.
B%ldsS ass;.a Is partner in the rm Of O. dADE co.
REV BISHOP A w. WILSON. D. D., viii
SSSs.S ode deliver lecture as M9qnt Vernon Place
sss g'a ana snSec sss y X. Ho2d @
open at admission. 25c; tickets at the door, a1St'
R~. ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
sos :. NV. shut: 70 order And Fine Nssfssss; q;
|K~MALT.
HOFFS' MALT tEISNOR). DOZEN e325.
HoFFs' MALT CTRRRANTs). DOZEN s326
wYETHs MALT. DOZEN s276
MALTINE. as CENTS A BOTTLE
W. g. THOMPSON. Pharma6'st.
jal6-3m 703 18th st
x EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" zoos 1A
A99ET1-s9l1 1.so220
Psmphlsts explaining the object and advsntagss d
the Associataon are Furnished upon application.
W Omcs houFs from = q e 4;S0n p M On he arst
0toS 9'clock .. m Advanoss VII b made promptly
guhscrptions for shares In The l4th Issue rsosivsd
tns. zoos y st shares are 2.50 psrmonth
THOMAS sox1RvuLE. Prsrx
JNo. JoY EDISON. ssc'y. n4-am
Gas 1IxTuRxA
NEW STOCK,
LATEST DESIGNS
GAS FIXTURE&
q q sHEDD BRO.
- cas- yIxTURRA
TN IAs'ffsk FL a1oHrsr.
- THE NEWEST STOCK
I11CE9 THE LOWEST
a., - shookA Ssa d aSss e; sR.,Sxx.,.. z,
- D1. IIDDEM, CATXRRH. THRozT, Am
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
Horrible Fate of an Osd MAN.


MOBILE, Ala. Jan. 20.-The courthouse of
Mobile County was destroy ed by IRE this morning,
with the records The building was valued az
$4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
An Appeal Frsm the ssrskers.

THEY ASK ORGANIZED LABOR 10 AID THEM m THKn
snUoGIk WITH THE HEADING COMPANY.
John L Lee chairman OF the Phisdelphia an1
Reading employees executive board, has issued an
appeal TO organized labor. recapitulating the cr.
cumstances OF the strike from the beginning. and
severely crittc1s,ng the Reading Company Tor the
course It has pursued toward lts eulployeA Tne
appeal charges conspiracy on the part of the keaor
IL Company and the Lehigh operation 70 break
uS the knights OF Labor, ana concludes a. foll0wgs
ssfhe gauntlet hes been thrown down oy this g.
Rantic monopoly 20 wipe out organized labor. The
minera who are noted for their staying QuA0tieA
nave united with the rairoaders IN tins great bat
tle Tor thegecognitaon o. orgAnized labor. We nov
appeal 70 every man 10 this land. who loyes liberty
and faif play 20 render al the aeaistance possp4
D0ral6 and financially, % enable M 20 prevent
~ monopoly from crushing out the spint q OF.
Gn11ur5o6 among the oown-troo0eD minors an1
fSilroods0 O. ths Fhiladelphia and Beading VS.
eo0-"
nxrxuunAnvB nzHDnnoCr1 ADv,cR - oossuL
Reprrsentaaave Brmentruut a TIE heading a.
exicx yusseroAy ssnt the following d1spatch -
President Coss1n: II fsel tf NJ duty 20 ask yos -
dve the comnunloas1oe a 1he Reading city ooun-
SlaI felaflvo % ~ laDW d1mcultsea. yo1r Do8
o0Tne9 axoouoUA - tnne harmony nay pgpvalh
IN 61GegSoOw - De11sd ani0ably, ths bnafSe0 .
- oo1mea1u = 1900 frea embsrrssnnsn,4
e. Su1e11ng anng Ae peop1s avsFss4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.-An examination
for copyists Of mechanical drawings Will be held
at the rooms Of the Civil Service Commission City
Hall building, Washington, on Friday, January
rs at O'Clock am, open to all applicants for this
grade except those whose legal residence is In the
District OF Columbia, Maryland or Virginia. Ap-
pllcations wall be received until the morning of the
examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

AMONG THE Presidents CALLERS to-day were
Senators Vest and German, Representatives Long,
Grain, Cultivate, Toole, Scott, Wise, Lawler and
Cowles, with DR.. ]. M. Turner (N.C.l Commis-
sioner Colman, ex-senator Mcdonald, Gen. Sheri-
dan. Hon. JAS. b. McCreary with A. J. Reed and
DR.. ]. p. Phister (Ky.l and Commissioner Dawson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
An Iowa Murder Mystery.



HExxg NOW SAWS HENNE KILLED HIMSELF.
WATERLOO Iowa, Jan. 2o.-rhe mystery sur
rounding the murder OF Christian Henne II deeper
than ever. wm Mundfrom, the stubborn witness
who went back on his confession and who swore
that he murdered Hemme alone, has made another
statement In which he asserts tnat Uemme was
not murdered. but committed suicide: he say ne
fore his death, and Hemme stated thal ne dld not
want 20 live any longer, and should XII himself
Mundfrom mas been returned 20 the Peniten-
tiary 10 serve life sentence for this iaurder. lie
was convicted solely upon his Own confession, ana
IL Is believed now that In his last statement he 70
trying the insanity dodge for the purpose of get
ting pardon
Lisssc Gambling In stocks tn Chicago.
CHICAGO Jan. 2o-A local paper says it Is be.
leyed that the stock department OF the board of
trade will be discontinued soon, probably oy the
LIST OF next month. The dealings. which al the
inauguration OF the eenterprise sometimes amoan.ea
down TO a few hundred ~ that &c does not seem
worth while TO keep up the forms OF trading.
Death OF Wator Willis Drumns0nd.
SAN DIEGO Jan. 20.-Major Willis Drummond,
who came here a few weeks ago for his health,
died yesterday OF consumption he was formerly
commissioner OF the general land once and rep
resentauye In Congress nom Iowa
Horrible Fate of an Opd NAN.
FALLING DOWN IN A HOG YARD, NV Is KILLED AND
fAKrLY DEvoUkEp BN TIE BEASTS
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-A special from Mellsville,
OHIO, says: samuel lrk1t, an old man. who lived
with his soL-in-law. J. Brinker, on farm near
here, was eaten by hogs last evening. About dark
the old man went 20 the barn 10 see that the Stock
was properly housed. Not returning, Br1nker be-
corner OF the BARNARD was the boiy q tne old
man. with the flesh torn from his face and body by
hogs, which were stlll preying upon him. he was
50 badly mutilated that recognition was impossi-
ble. II Is supposed Mr. lrkt, who was very feeble,
slipped and fell, and, being unable 10 rise, WAS
torn TO pieces 10y the savage animals The victim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

GONE TO NEW Y0RK-Deputy Controller Abra-
hams is acting Controller of the Currency in the
absence OF Controller Trenholm, who has gone to
New York for q few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
UxzxczLIzD B,Rs.rss.

Uxzxcr1IED B,ns.rss
Our Entire Stock Of Un,ri mned Han. and ronn...
ssAcTUAL cosr. -''N ''A"'s'
ns moves In long lenxIhs at COST
- Ser LAfokfkD and DOMESTIC TRIMMED
S-sSS.@ ASoLisA ROUND HATS ~ greatly
sax nRA q ,. HUNT.
l3oo ss n.R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

ton, representing the interests OF the labor1ng
classes OF virginia, and consisting OF about one
day. A series OF resolutions was adopted favoring
the establishment Of q rate labor bureau, with .
mechanic at fta head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

srrrx ANorzm BInxARD m rm NoRsnwxsr.-
Another blizzard has started In Dakota. Al Fort
sully yesterday the mercury was Is below and
ss, fsing L. 49, x1n 10. rSs% wss Fsporssd
On some roo6s had been entirely abandonod.
The col0est weather IN year1 - reported from
formed Thursday morning, but the orange crop
was not injured The 1r1f SNOW storm of the sea-
son, and the wogse b many yearA prevailed IN
Halifax, n. 4, yesterdAy:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20
LIQUOR LICENSES.


The electric light company having charge of
the erection OF electric-ngnt lamps between 1lth
street and Washington Circle have been notined
that In many cases It's wires are fastened 20 the
trees, 70 their injury. They have been ordered 70
remove all such fastenings.
j. L webster, w. p. Mahoney, Bernard Umhan,
John Dieste. j. b. Cornell. ana Bernard ID. Galla-
gher have been licensed by the District board q
examiners as steam engineers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

SUFFERING or TRooFs on rH8 AusrRo-RusrAN
FRoNIKR.-More Russian troops have arrived on
the Austr0- Russian frontier The condition OF the
troops Is growing worse Typhas fever is raging
The shelter IL 50 miserable thAt there have been
many deaths from frogt and general privatton.
Tne Austrian troops are also suner1nG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

I'm PoroMAo Pnrssunr Fnrrn
an sttach hment 70 the water service pipe which win
seykly sny FAMILY with AL water they can use for
- ,. making tea &c The nltrate 10 absolutely
iiom mechanical impurities and as clear A. crys-
several promiDent families of this city have used
sn for about year with the greatest szfi.faction
..sf perpstual and almost automatic, and We
soA<sntee them 10 the fullest extent
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON
424 9th street.
Inventors and Patenteea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

- session Of the GRAND LODGE Of /. o. O. +.
PistrlGt q CoiumbiA at their hall. this FRIDAY
EfENlN6 at $50 O'Clock, to take action relative to
the death Of DR.. FLopoiRDo HowARD, p d. Grand
Master: Prompt attendance of Representatives re-
Questeo- GEO. L. EMMONS,
Grand Mater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

SAN DIEGO Jan. 20.-Major Willis Drummond
who came here a few weeks ago for his health,
died yesterday OF consumption. He was Formerly
commissioner OF the general land once and rep
resentatiye In Congress from Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-20

The Senate was not In session to-day.
dinner was given By Representative Lodge "a
TIE Massachusetts, delegation In Congress e the
Metropolitan Club last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-20
A WouIa-be Murderer.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 2O.-Louis Hill, a
negro fugitive from Union county Mics
was arrested near this city yesterday by the
sheriff of Union county who came upon bin
accidentally. Five years ago Hill resolved to
get rid Of his wife In order to wed dusky
belle who bad ensaved him. He consulted
d voodoo priestes= who told him to ex-
tract the poison from moccasin snake and
administer it to his wife in the seventh hour
Of the seventh day following. He succeeded
in capturing moccasin, but the reptile was
SO vicious that he was afraid to make the
extraction of it's poison bag. He therefore
cut off its head and boiled it in the coffee
which his wife drank at breakfast. She
was Immediately taken i'll and for week
fingered between life and death, but finally
recovered. The snakes head was found
among the coffee grounds which Hill bad
thrown beside his cabin and he was arrested
and Indicted for an attempt at murder. With
the aid of another prisoner he made his es.
cape and came to the neighborhood of Mem
phis where be has been ever since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-20

BUFFALO BILLS RETURN.-After an ab-
sence of two years in Europe, Buffalo Bill
and his original exhibition, portraying cpl
sodes in the history of Western America has
returned and is to give exhibitions at
the Gentlemen's Driving Park, near this
city. Since Its departure from this country
the fame of this organization of American
daring. SKILL horsemanship and marksman-
ship, has become world famous (through its
phenomenal successl, when all the world of
royalty nobility, Craftsmanship. letters, So
ciety and art assembled to pay tribute to
Bill Cody and his men at the Queens jubi-
lee, London. All parts of the earth, even
distant China, HindoostaD, Arabia, India
Siam, etc., were represented, and as the
Lion of the season" and the sensation of that
sensational tiflieth year of Victorias reign
and by Her Msjesty's special command and
reqnest), was tho humble American front
iersman recognized, appauded and feted in
manner such as history can hardly equal,
he bearing the honors with manly grace
and independence, proving the atmosphere
OF an American frontier cabin fitting medi-
UNI of progress from the prairie to the palace.
Extraordinary arrangement for the comfort
of patrons have been arranged. Six thou
sand free seats and 900 reserved seats have
been erected. The grounds have been re.
adjusted 90 that all may see and hear.