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take that strap from the wall and you'll
find yourself in the soup."-Nsbra'ka
Stat Journal, i.t
Young husband. 0Flour, | see, is go
ing up again. Young wife; "NeyeI
mind, George, We need not buy Il. We
can buy bakers bread instead. Besides
Il saves tho trouble oil baking."-Boaon
Courier, Ar
On the Other side-The Countess oil
CsTlsea; ut won't be long, my dear,
before you'll lose that slight American
tWang and become a thorough'going
Briton." Her. daughter-in-laW' HI
'opes you think Hi am trying me best,
me leddy,"-Judgs.
A very lovely woman was talking poll
tics recently In Paris and among her
auditors was q member or the academy.
"Am not right, my dear sirW "Ah,
said the non -committal academiCian, VI
can not look at you and listen to you at
the same time"
Maggie; "An' yesay ! have stole the
heart Of yez, do YEP It's myself would
like TO know Whin 1t happened" Pat:
"Im thinkin' II was whin 20 gave me
the first kiss, Maggie, dsrlin', l do well
remember that me heart was in me
mouth At the time,"-TirrS Hdats En-
prtE,
Mrs. EWinks; "Folks say Mr., Weed,
the cigar manufacturer, was converted
at the revival last night" Mr., Winks;
"Gaess it's true, Istepped in this morn
ing for my iavorite brand Of two-ior'tye
cigars and l noticed the card Pure Ha-
vana' had been moved over to the To-
cent box,"-PhiladelphiG Record,
slimson; Elbow late do you generally
stay when you go counting, PeterbyP"
Peterby; "Well, that depends on how
the old gentleman Is feeling, Now, last
night piece OF the ceiling came down
at II $50 and ! concluded to move on.
But some times her pa falls asleep, and
then stay until the gas-meter begins to
drop stitches. Huntington Free Pres.
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, letter, Chapped hands, Chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisiac
ton, or money refunded. Price % cent
per box. For sale by Logan& Co.
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FOR SALE.

The well known trottIng marc TWtNKLE-
young, haudsOmc, vel bred, sound as dollar
and most perfect driver.
Twinkle Il perhaps as desirable q roadster as
tho State can produce. She was sired by SACra.
nCntO, who was by WOOdiOrd MembrinO, record
AMY, slrr Of Nembrlno Dudley, 9:l9H, aud y
host VI other good ones.
Wrinkles liam was by Toronto Palchen, he by
Ellis iAlChen, who was sired by the old horse.
Twinkle has had no Training other than road
work. but can tTOt full mile IN 2:b0; with six
weeks gOOd handling ought TO- trpt ten seconds
to be without iaut or blCmish. Hero sells
only because h. has sOulO young ones, raised by
himself which he wishes TO drive, aud there
fore has no use tor her. Price, $500.
Address Q. II. sHATTUCK,
Care Citizens National hank,
fop, nluR RRauTp1 " Va
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sYMrTonS.-HolIturei Intense Itching aud
singing; most al night wore BY scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumOfs form, which
often bleed and ulcefaIe becoming yPry sore,
sWAYNE's OINTMENT stops the llchlng and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
10 cents, Dr., SWRynO d HON. Philadelphia.
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Real Estate.
GENERAL BUSINESS.

nj DO {Cn want to exchange your city property
20 you want to buy farm
~ you want 10 rent house?
70 you want 10 buy hOus0i
p2 Yen desire 10 have your rents collected and
aISVi lhe troubles Incident therefor
UtVlOu want PenslonG
70 you want Increased penslon3
polOu want BOuntJ1
10 10 you want Al Honorable. Discharged
~ lOu want Pension Vouchers CertifedP
to ~ l wv want deposition taken In your claim
NJ reh'lOnI Do you reside IN the city Of
,uStlnE Ot Viclnliyf II 40, you will find Il 10
AZ. III ta ,anihge 70 employ q resident attorney
mi H, Wuitele Who has had experience In tue
S,nI9l prosecuting claims before the Gov.
uIen peraftments Many Pensioners should
~ Nl higher, some because Of new leglSlA.
NV! some because disability has increased;
InIeta were fatei too low In their original claim
S,e,iiS S,I elala1 arc successful when properly
bs no 1yS1 want TO rent any OF tho houses mum.
T. Eighteenth street a., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,SlS %
~ Halh street, ifOous,..,........,. ..... "
No SISg aIey y, U
NJ isS street, store room. 10 "
NJ w Aln sheet, EalOnn...,.,.,,,,,..,,,9 . "
H. g NMEel 10 d
M ~. NW.iLeltt, stoit.TOom and dwelling % OC
~; ~; MMkct street. Hall, ID llOOf,,,,,., 0 q
W.! Main st., store foof, and IWeiiInI, 81 d
M i,.%SSyyACoe street, 2roOmE, "a iOOf..,,,, q
M ~ WWO1us ,itOfc'fOom and dwelling.
PiS, ~ ~ VAIN A., saloon OF boarding house
Hn6 IVY Two Lots, House rooms, attic
"@'uih BAAss,.'t,,,.aa's,,t,s,4.,s,as v
b,,r JAMES A. HENRY,
s,nS.n i Y AGENT U. 3. Pension and Claim Az
isYaV' VollentOt aud Notary Public.
OITlcE: No. 1919 MARKET BfnEEf,
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PROMPTNEss.

First a cold, then a cough, then con.
sumption, then death. II took DR..
Ackers English Remedy for Consump.
ton the moment began to cough, and
/ believe It saved my fe."-WALTER N,
WALLACE, Washington. @. R. Goethe, r,
B. Burt o. Menkemeller, Logan & Co. Z
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BellAire 4 zanesyille Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire atS;A m, arrives At BellRsTe 1t $3.50
y. IN,
WOodSdeld Passenger leaves BollAiye at 4;20 p,
M, arrives at BellAife al 8.2S q. m,
summeTfeld Accommodation leaves BellRite
Rtl2!2h .. M, arrives at BallAiTe at ll!G1 q. m,
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aIIr Ia nnnArErIfI. %

~ saved tile life Of my little girl by
the prompt use Of Dr.. Acker's English
Remedy Tor consumptlon."-Mrs. VIM.
V. Hartman, New York. @, Il. GUetze,
r. D. Burt, o. Menkemeller, Logan &
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A distinguished Georgian says that
with a mustard plaster and two green
flies he can reproduce the climate Of
Florida
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DR.. HENLEY's Celery, Beef and Iron is
a remedy every farmer should keep on
hand, as It Is invaluable for many
diseases. All druggists sell 1t. a
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
AFRAIAs-op and after Nov, Is lSss..ssx
day excepted, Monday excepted, lsatur lay
s1eepted; lsundly only, saturday only
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CHICAGO, Feb. S,-Cattle-Recelpts Il 900 head
IhilmenS 400 head market EtOAdyl beevOi
n 6Qai S0i steers o 00a3 pOi Itockefs and feeders
y 2Sa1 lO cows. bulls and mixed q 66G8 bS.
b ESg LT0 I nSSd 4, shipmSnu oo9
u b0aA S0i heavy 81 b6al TIKI light 81 6daI SIX
6klpa a 60ai p6. 5heep-liecelbia 1000 head,
shipments 1000 head market shade loWefi M.
tiy6i 9 boao 2i western corn fed q tOal %,
Texans 81 toat b0i lambs q 7Sa6 Is,
RAsr LiBLErY, Pa, Fob. 2l-CAtlie- Receipts
aud q shade stronger. HOgs-ReCelplI 500
head shipments ,600 head market GOtIyei ma.
dlum phflAiOlphiAg y O0ab i0i heavy u B6aI O6i
pigsAnd YOfkefl n los %, Bheep-RCcelpG AID
shipments 400 head market active aud q
quarter better than last week, -
common and light n 0Oal SI packing And butch,
q. Ooai N receipts 800 hsidi shipments /, sSt
ntAut
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The prayers Of the preachers are not
without avail. The managers Of the In.
auguration Ball already wish they had
nothing TO do with it,
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TINE
" Table taking effect Feb. 10, 1859. PASten.
ger tralnS will run as iollOwB-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thust
which do not run on Sunday:
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noQ ' w " .. HIRscH, sup't
PALTIM0RE&0HIo RAILROAD
lDonAFturn NJ I'm InE FINN Wheeling grhnduIn

noza y. nlhsuIt, hlPL.
PALTIMORE&OH OHIO RAILROAD
-ODepAfturoOi trains from Wheeling Schedule
In effect November u, lSSS-Eagtern time;
Express for Chicago and the Northwest, lQ;2,a
N, Sto ? m, s;lO IN daily, and n;lS p M daily
Kxpress for Cincinnati and St. Louis, 1913 m
daily, ll:lb m daily, except Saturday,
Columbus accommodation, 1865 IN, daily.
For Columbus, $3.50 aud l0;g6 m daily, and
HAS p m, daily, except Saturday, and 2;26 p M
daily, except sunday,
Express Tor Washington, D. c., Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, via Grafton, sos
and $40 p m, daily via Pittsburgh 6;SOp. IN.
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a m
dAilyi express, 1883 m, daily, l15 p IN, dnlly
except Sunday. Additional way train for Wakh'
ingtSn ps S9 ID daily except sunday. -,
Philadelphia Of 800 m daily.
Columbus aud Cincinnati, $40 IN, Sunday
For MoundHille, $40 m, and 1900 noon,
daily except Sunday, aud 6:l0 p N, daily.
Grafton accommodation, $40 p N, daily.
For Cumberland, $40 IN, daily, except Sum
For St, olAiuyllle. s;Ss m, $40 Up m and $40
p m, dAily, except Sunday,
Express trains arrive from Chicago, sos and
$3.50 m and 6:2o p m daily, and 4:66 d m daily
except Monday,
Express trNIaS arrive from 81, Louis and Gin.
GAluhhl Htu1 y IA uAu y III uhllIs
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Bait.
more and Warrington, D. O., via Grafton, 1885
p m and 300 p m daily via. Pltuburgh, l0il6
Trains arrive from Columbus, 4:8 m daily,
and e;0 p m daily, and 1875 m daily exert
Sunday.
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, IOI5 IN daily,
and l2;d6p m, except Sunday, 6;66 p m and Il;t0
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa, S:OOa m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from MoundSville, O45 m and
$40 IN, daily except Sunday.
Ttaih1 arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m, ds!ly
Trains arrive from St, ClhlrSyIile. IO:Ioa m, and
lAo and $50 m, daily except Sunday.
Bellairo accommodation II :l6 p. M, Saturday
only.
Baggage called for and checked at'holClS and
residences on orders left at ticket office 100 Mar.
ket street, and at depot.
W. n. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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Educational,
Nj, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tu,,,0,, ~ ,ho v,.i,.,,or

A school Of more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
bary Of six thousand volumes. Fine philo-
sophicRl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted, Corps Of
plano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according to the method Of the old italian mas.
tors
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. BoArdexcellOnt
For Catalogues, and references to patrons in
all the principal cities, address
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FOR SALE.
tsDTWenty.iOur Lots In CaldWell's Add
ton 70 tho CITY Of Wheeling.

Bald Lots arc bounded on the north BY Twenty.
ninth street on the eat BY Fillmore street on
he sonlh BY the HGndlan Homestead, and on
NE west by the D. 4 o. X. \.
Ihelf proximity 10 the above named railroad
Establishments. =
I noi .old in thirty days will DO sold at pub
Roi SHni and further information apply 10
", v, HoGE & BRO,
o. WILLIAM n. HANDLAN,
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FARM FOR SALE.

Ihaye nIee Farm al 10 acres, lying along the
line between Tyler and wetIel counties lpArtly
in each four mites from New Martiniyillei
nearly all down IN grass, well wAtefed, sukstan'
ual improvements, aud In u good neighbsFhOOd,
which wish 10 cell. The title Is perfect, aud
will be sold at bargain and on reasonable terms
CSl Oh Of address me at New MafElpwillc,
Wetlel county ". Va. -"
la1l FIRED. u, BOWERS, trustee.
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Germany has secured coallng station
on the coast OF Africa. This looks to
making 1t warm for the natives,
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Crimsonbeak gives his wife s. every
time he Is out late at night, and after.
wards refers to 1t as hve.dollar gold
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
~ RAILROAD, Under schedule IN effect Feb.
-, lSg. Tfain ls9ye BrldggEoIt, Genital sland'
land, 4ib0 a. m. For Plthbufgh lgl22 m, f0f
Chicago and Cleveland, li01 p IN, For PlthbuHh
and Now York, BID p m. fOf HlOubSnYllloi BIBa
n, For Martins Roffy, 0li5 4 IN,
Trains arrive N Bridgeport Al 7i6a N, in!92
N, i2l2a y m li5 . N and 7l7n iGii
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.
w onand alter Saturday, October -, 1855,
trAinI on tho Wheeling 4 Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows;
LEAVE WHEELING;
$50 q, M, 7;O0a, In TO- M, II 100 q. M, 1850 p
M, $3.50 p. M, b!20 p, M, 100 p. M, 800 p, IN,
LEAVE WHEELING FARKi
6;l0a q, M, 7.46 q. IN 1000 M, 1880 M, $50
p. M, i: D. m, 6:l0 y, M, 500 r. M. 10 100 p, IN.
NDAYS-Until further notice trains Will
run as follows; Leave the city Of 500 i. M, and
run every hour until g:l6p, IN, Leave Wheeling
Park ct 900 O. M, and run every hour until ~
p. m, Except church train win leave Park at
noa '' '- d. 'HiIRsCH, sup't.
, 1889-05-30
4 Celebrated Case.
BYSTiNDER.

| Mrs. j. +. Meyer, wife OF j. +. Meyer,
Of Griffith, Meyer x Stetson, was ycster-
day called before Judge Wood for hear
ing on the charge OF maliciously, and
with malice aiorcthought, breaking down
the enclosure OF the city pound, and re-
moving therefrom one thoroughbred
Jersey COW. The case, which has been
postponed from time 10 time, was called
at p. m, but Col. J. G.. Haincs, repre-
senting Mrs. Meyer, called for Il jury
O'Clock. Faom the prominence of the
defendant, who is known by every one
i'll the county as fine equcstrienne, q
good shot with shot gun or rifle, an artist
and vocalist, besides being the best lady
whistler in the territory, caused the
court house to be crowded with people
anxious to know the verdict Geo. II
Jones represented the city, and Messcrs.
the defendant Mr., and Mrs. Meyer sat
with counsel, and took great interest in
the matter, Mrs. Meyer evidently look
ing upon it in the light OF huge joke.
The principal witness for the prosecution
was James Crane, special officer, as
signed to the duty OF looking after stray
COWS. Mr.. Crane was examined by Col.
Haines in way that kept every one in
the most scientific manner, to inform
the jury what he did not know about
streets and their location. Streets which
were laid out before he was born he was
unwilling to swear were public thorough
fares for two years. lie knew that Mr..
Devoe's house was in the city limits,
because the line was somewhere beyond.
1t was found necessary to make a dia
gram OF books and papers on the floor, to
illustrate the house, the streets and the
COW When the officer was asked why
he did not stop the defendant from
breaking down the fence and removing
the COW, he said he knew she was vio-
lating the law, but she had hound with
her and he wanted to protect himself.
County Auditor Seavey testified to the
location OF the place where the COW was
caught, being within the city limits.
Crane was again called, and testified
that the COW was in 81 lot, the property
of Mr.. Devoe, and was not on the high
way when he threw the rope around her
neck and took her to the pound.
Mrs. Meyer was then called, and testi-
fled to having seen man, without star
OF badge OF any kind, leading away her
pet Jersey. and she followed him TO
know what he was going to do with it,
and TO going with her colored servant,
and of her getting hatchet ami break
ing down the fence and removieg the
COW. The officer did not interfere with
her in any way, nor did he tell her she
was Violating any law. Referring to the
hound which the officer said she had
with her, she said it was pet black and
tan, toy terrier.
The case was given 10 the jury at half
past five, and in half hour they sent
word that they could not agree, and were
dismissed The case will be tried again
at once, but it is not thought Mrs. Meyer
can be convicted.
, 1889-05-30
Our Railroad.
EDWIN ARLINGTON

The prospects OF Port Townsend are
Frightening every day. As the railroad
becomes an assured fact, the more en-
couraged do the people become, and
consequently more willing to assist in
the improvement OF our city. The en-
ergy displayed lately by our railroad
managers is commendable, and the peo-
pie are highly pleased with their present
endcavors. 1t is not, however, spurts
that We care TO see, but steady, onward
work. \ little to-day, and Il little to-
morrow is much better than 4 little to-
day and not any tomorrow. Now that
the Port Townsend Southern directors
have at last awakened to what is due the
people, we hope that they will push the
work along rapidly. If the people are
made aware that the managers mean
something, they will be willing to put up
with short delay in the completion of
the road, but the people will not submit
to supiness. Gentlemen, you have it in
your hands to rear monument in the
hearts Of the people that time cannot
etface. We feel confident that you in
tend to do what is right; that you are
now doing all in your power TO advance
and benefit the interests of Port Town
send; that you intend to complete the
road at an early day, and that You will
shortly prove TO our citizens that their
structures has been uncalled for. Con
tinue TO push the road and time will
bring you greater reward than can now
be seen in the future. You hold the key
to our prosperity.
, 1889-05-30
The Press in our Schools,

The following quoted paragraphs sug
gest an excellent method for RcquaiutinG
the growing American youth with the
current happenings aud practical move
meuts Of the time. They will bear
thoughtful reading. From tie Boston
Advertiser:
There is an admirable practice which
some schcol teachers have Of lnviting
their pupils TO give an actount each day
OF important events mentioned in The
newspapers. When directed by judic-
ious instructors. such exercises cannot
fail to exert powerful iutiuencc for
good on youthful minds. What, for in
stance, could have Ieen more fruitful
thaa a qaar:sr of an hour spent in that
mauIer each morning during the week
inst passed."
From New York news letter:
a fashionable school in this city has
taken up the very sens:ble plan of hav-
ing aa intelligent teacher read to The
girls aged from II 10 Is, all the import
ant news that appears i'll tie hes: daily
papers, the book notices ard Ike foreign
letters aud dIei a!ehes. When their u-u,
al school course is completed, 80 few girls
know anything OF current history tna'
this pian becomes necessity for the
proper appearance uf Il girl when she en-
ters society, and its success is proved iy
the fact tia. tie sraduatos Of 'i.e schooi
1 refer to are tLe most intelI;gen; women
IN New York "
, 1889-05-30
How Uncle Sam Keeps Cash.

Sub-Trea sErer Ellis Il. Roberts u Ads
an innovation yesterday that oScssions4
much interest in the building when
considered with his determination to put
the employees under bonds. From time
immenorial the combinations of ths
locks to the big vaults where SlSS Co.,
600 in cash is stored have been known
to one employe and the sub-treasursr.
Mr.. Roberts yesterday changed this.
Two men will own the scCret-one 10
know one-half of the combination and
the other the other half He himself
will know nothing. These men will b
known to their associates, but TO avoid
complication IN case OF sickness or DEATH
Mr.. Roberts has given another two the
combinations. These men ara h0t
known to their associates, and are sot
even known to each other. Further TO
guard against mishgps, the two nisa
known to have the combin atoms have
written, 10 separate sealed envelopes,
each bis half OF the secret, and Mr.. Rob
St'o Put sHSoo cuFeioPco IL o OiB enFSA-
ope, plastered it with scaling Wsx from
erd to end, and locked II in the safe.
This is for his own benefit, in case the
holders OF one divided half Of the secret
should be sick or die. Mr.. RsboEts
would then break the great olump Of
wax on the big envelope. and for the
.irsi time know the secret thimself.-New
York Sun.
, 1889-05-30
Lobsters in the East.

Lobster packing will be resumed ont he
shores of Maine this coming season. Two
years have elapsed since the industry
was suspended by the fish commissioners.
the fish in the meantime having been
permitted to increase and attain res.
sonable size. What the pack will prob
ably be is question unans xerable. va
rions authorities placing their estimates
at 10000 to 10000 cases. This quantity
it is thought. will not add materially 20
the totally pack OF the entire coast, -
the Provincial canneries have been peok-
ing less annually for several sessoaa
past, and it is considered certain that
their product will again show falling
off this year in comparison with baze
market, hence prices for future deliveries
are quoted with considerable strength.
, 1889-05-30
MADE = HisTaKE.
the rer-sa.. Minister Has Rough Ad-
venture.

venture.
Washington LettsT: Hadii Hassein
Ghcniy khau, envoy extraordinary and
minister pIeuipotentiary from Persia, is
0ne Of the favoritgs in Washington So
cIe:y, aud he Is veTy fond OF going out
and calling %" the ladies and is always
most Hospitality received wherever be
gCoz-t5a, is almost always, for an ex-
Der.auca he haa last Sunday afiernoon
prcTed that be was not as cordially re-
ee''ei ut one house as bad been his
7ult IL ihc pnst. Ghooly Khan started
ou, with TIE purpose of making a
Fouad o. calls. It is his cGstcm to pay
LI- respects to The ladies cf the fashion,
able void Sunday The same as week
daEs. Sunday being an extremely pleas
snt Gay bis landau Was aot brought into
Use lie wake, from his residence on Nj
street - NasslchUsetss Hvcnue, in the
De:ghhorh"d 9f Euurfecalh street, where
the objects OF his frsj cali resided.
Walking ap Che atnnl step Ia an indo-
lent fcsE!ou, he reached the COR and
raii.or tind F.. tuUcIei the electric bell.
A.Fvr lingering some laa,..ccss the ser.
want appeared, ana as5are Ghao!y Khan
could uticr :. wuFI sLs shouted out
Tho ladies arg all Ai-y and cdunos be
. sa.hefei with sseh IS you now"
we'll sail ths f4'ni-tsr, c5np'etei y
, 1889-05-30
Society In Chicago.

"Ye@," said Herr Pair, the well
known bGTgomaste: OF the Haymarket
TheatIe, who, having just got shut OF
Die B2stoniaus, is TO have general
charge uf the Boston Symphony Or
chestFa's temporal affairs iu this city
Il am glad that the Vognerian opera
sea closes before my show opens.
The Carter divorce case will be tie Guly
attraction 1 shHll have to play against
next week, and, as l don't give any
mat.uees and the Cartcrs don't show al
night, cur two entertainments are not
likely to conflict. | dropped in at a
Vogner performance one evening last
week. There was a great asscmblage OF
wealth and fashion. On the stage Il fat
maE, wearing fur clothes and a tin bet,
was wsilowing around with husky
looking woman, and the band was
playing what l was told Was q love mo-
tive y stranger came up to me and
said FIRST time / ever heerd muse in
court; but where is the ieage?'
"'What judge?' says L.
"Why, ledge Jimisun,' says he.
'.'Ain't this the Carter trial2' says he,
L thought IT was, was over there the
other day and saw the most of these
folks there, and L thought 10 mysel!
when L droPt i'll here and saw wbal
Was goin' en- that maybe the iedge lad
adjourned court over to this hall SO as
accommodate the crowd"