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A Large Number of Republicans Who
Secure Good Positions.

A Large Number of Republicans Who
Secure Good Positions.
WASHINGTON, January 16lh.-Confrma-
tons to-day were as follows: Civil Service
Commissioners-Theo Roosevelt of
New York and Hugh S. Thompson of
South Carolina; Solicitor of International
Revenue, Alphonso L. Hart of Ohio; U.
S. Judge, Augustus ]. Kicks of Northern
District of Ohio; Alonzo Edgerton, District
of South Dakota.
Chief Justices Territorial Supreme Courts
James II. Beatty, Idaho; Willis Van De-
vanter, Wyoming.
U. S. Attorneys-William B. Sterling,
District of South Dakota Fremont Wood,
District of Idaho.
Collector International Revenue-Will-
lam B. Sears, First District of California.
Mint officers. W. Cunningham, Assayer
Boise City, Idaho; E. S. Ebrski, Meter and
Refiner, Carson City. New.
Indian Agents-Samuel L. Patrick, Sac
and Fox Agency, Ind. Ter; Staunton G..
Fisher, Fort Hall Agency, Idaho.
Registered Land Officers-W. H. Sea-
mors, Los Angeles, Cal; John F. Mills,
Roosevelt, New Mexico.
Receivers of Public Money!. ]. Dolan,
Las Cruces, N. NJ; Henry G. Pickles, Fol-
som, n. NJ.
Collector of Customs-F. A. Stewart,
Southern District of Oregon; E. A. Taylor.
District of Oregon; F. P. Clark, Paso Del
Norte, Texas; G. G. Brewster, Corpus
Christi, Texas; r. r. Bentiro, Brazos de
Santiago. Texas.
Surveyors of Customs-H. G.. Heffron,
Denver; Naval Officer-Customs- P.
Danforth, District of California
Postmasters-W. A. Halwood, Tomb
stone, Arizona; D. w. Irwin, Akron, Colo
RADIO; also large number Of army and
navy promotions.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
/ ifornia, county of Sacramento. In the mat
ter Of the estate of AUGUST OSTWALDT, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 3lst day of JANUARY, 1890, at 10 o clock A.
NJ of said day, and the Courtroom of said Court,
at the Courthouse, in the City of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, and State of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said AUGUST OSTWALDT,
deceased, and for hearing the application of
d. ]. GOETHE for the issuance to him of let.
tiers testsmentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
this 10th day of January, 1890.
IsEALl w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
/. P. SCOTT, Deputy Clerk.
ISAAC JOSEPH. Attorney for Petitioner. ja17-10t
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San Francisco Agencies.

This paper is for sole at the following places:
L. P. Fishers, room q, Merchants Exchange,
California street, who is also sole Advertising
Agent for San Francisco the principal News
etands ana Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
S9- Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento.
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THE great popularity OF Ayers Pills as
cathartic is due no less TO their promptness
and efficacy ;hsn to their coating of sugar
and freedom from any injurious effects.
Children take them readily See Ayers
Almanac for this year, just out.
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WEAK eyes and intlamed lids indicate an
impure condition of the blood. The best
remedy is Ayers Sarseparills. 1t vitalizes
the blood, regulates the secretions, and ex-
pells all scrofulous humoTs from the sys-
tenn. Try it. PriceS1. Worth s. bottle.
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Flannel Shirts.

1t is seldom that you see a Flannel Undershirt
of Scarlet and heavy Twilled Goods reduced to SO
cents Even the dollar kinds are too staple to let
go at that What think you then of the 81 50 grade
for SO cents. 1t is a specimen value Of the Clear
ance Sale You can find them at any point.
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ADVERTISEMENT OF HALE BROS. 8 co.

N0TICE-0r Stores are open on Saturday Evenings on
until O'CLOCK Closed all other days at 6 Pm
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If the explanation of the officers of the
Life Saving Service is true, then there is
little or no reason in the charges of inef-
ficiency recently preferred by the press of
San Francisco against the force of the
service at the Ocean Beach, near that city.
The officials say that the station is not a
boat station, but only beach post. That
it was not established, and is not equipped
as a boat station, and that there has never
been the slightest concealment of that fact.
A beach station is one by which aid is rem
dered only on the beach, as by the casting
of life lines, the showing of danger signals,
the patrolling of the beach to render assist
ance to those washed ashore, and the as
sistance of those inside the surf But it is
added by the officials in charge that boat
station is about to be established at point
where life boats can be launched in any
weather. Assuming these things to be
true, the San Francisco press, as it is wont
to do, has again gone wrong because CT its
failure to inform itself accurately before
preferring charges.
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newed. Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, was laid with it in 1876, and it is in
good order yet, but will be improved next
year.
As to tractive and resisting power,
figures are given showing that it requires
fifteen pounds to propel one ton over as
phalt, while over macadam it requires one
hundred pounds of force. 1t is easy to con-
ceiye what is the resistance on coarse
gravel, cobbles or stone blocks The figures
show that the foothold is greater on as
phalt than on coarse surfaces, because it is
surer; the hoof of tie horse is brought
into natural play, and it is not pivoted as
on cobbleS, or twisted as in gravel, or
pounded out as on stone blocks. In Wash
ington, and also in London, fewer horses
fall on the asphalt paved than on the stone
paved streets.
1t would be an interesting result to
know, if some one would figure out, how
much it costs the people, out of the general
purse, each year to smooth and round up
our natural soil streets; to multiply that
figure by twenty and find out if in twenty
years we have not, in Sacramento, paid
about twice as much to maintain dirt
streets as it would have cost to make a
firm, smooth pavement along every street
in the city.
We are considering these matters in the
light of the experience of other towns, of
reason and of the statistics. We have no
system to promote; no asphalt mine to de-
velop, nor any interest, direct or indirect,
in either gravel pits, stone quarries or as
phaltum plants We are therefore pre-
pared to consider the relative merits of
materials with impartiality, and we confess
to the conviction that asphaltum has by
much the stronger side Of the debate. The
wear and tear to vehicles, the wear upon
horsefesh, the absolute cruelty to animals
of cobble pavements, ought to throw them
out of consideration; the absence of dust,
the reduced cost for sprinkling, the de-
crease of evaporation from the soil, the alb
sence of mud, the ease with which streets
may be swept, on the other hand, are strong
and apparently unanswerable arguments in
favor of the asphalt or bituminous rock
pavements.
Next to them comes, in smoothness,
cleanliness and true economy, the blue
gravel surface, which, when good quality
is used, gives a compact street top
through which mud does not work up. The
lowest in the scale of usefulness is the
stone block pavement, though it is the
most durable, but it is the hardest upon
animals, and unless constantly supervised
is very likely to get out of order by the
displacement of blocks. This can be seen
any day in the stone-paved streets of San
Francisco, which are harder roads to travel
in most cases than the traditional Jordan.
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THE DAILY RECORD-UNfON,
Published zi1 days in each week, with Double
Sheet on Saturdays, and
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Sioux Lands in Dakota.

WASHINGTON January 16th.-The Presi-
dent is considering whether to sign at
present the proclamation announcing the
acceptance and consent by the Sioux In
dams to the cession of the portion of their
lands in the Dakotas, or to defer affixing
his signature until later in the season.
Under the terms of the Act authorizing
the purchase of these lands from the In
dams the issue OF the proclamation by the
President declaring that the consent of the
Indians had been obtained completes the
transaction, and from that date the lands
are restored to the public domain and open
to settlement.
The question to be determined is whether
the intending settlers are to be encouraged
to go out to that country in midwinter or
whether the signature to the proclamation
should be deferred until spring opens.
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Sacramento Lecture Association.

Locke RiChaEdSO
The first Elocutionist of the world,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th,
| At the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Tick
cts for the remainder OF the Course (5), 81. For
sale at Houghton's and Hammers.
~ THE MENDELSSHON QUINTET CLUB
second week in February. IB CT 1t
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SATURDAY, AT EIGHT,

DAN OR SHINE, PROFESSOR KENNEDY
II on Industrial Education with examples
of Polytechnic College work. Art Gallery,
Third and o streets. Free covered conveyance
from northeast corner Third and K if it is rainy.
Walks to o street on Third all cleaned.
1t CALIFORNIA MUSEUM ASSOCIATION.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

stEe cheapest and most desirable Home, News
and Literary Journal published on the Pacific
coast. The SUNDAY UNION is sent to every sub
Gerber to the WEEKLY UNION.
Terms for both one year....................s 50 90
The WEEKLY UNION alone per year...... l so
The SUNDAY UNION alone per year.......... l 90
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THE more it is studied and thought
upon, the more the Citizens Ticket of
Freeholders commends itself to the people
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Dancing Glasses Of 1885,. Turner Hall.

<yoNMFSCING OCTOBKR 14tb-Gentlemen's
[ class, Monday evenings at 7:30 O'Clock.
Gentlemen and ladies' class, Tuesday even
ngs at $50 o'clock.
ladies class, Friday afternoons at O'Clock.
Childrens class Saturday at 2 PA
If JONES, FISCH & WATSON.
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AL these publications are sent either by Mail
81 Express to agents or single subscribers, with
eearges prepaid. All Postmasters are agents
The Best Advertising Mediums on the Pacific
9oaEt
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10. 1915 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
CITY REAL ESTATE.

ST. ,25O-4Oxl60, very high, Q street, Seven
teenth and Eighteenth.
ST. ,2OO-S0xl60, north side o street, Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth.
ST., 2OO40x160, north side street, Twenty
first and Twenty-seeond.
ST. ,OOO-40xl60, north side street, Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth.
So ,OOO-S0x160, northeast corner Eighteenth
and G streets.
S65O-S0xl60, north side F street, Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth. Easy terms.
ST. ,OOO-S0xl60, north SIDE D street, Nine
teenth and Twentieth.
So, 6OO-Dwelling of six rooms, north side P
street. Twelfth and Thirteenth. Lot 40xl69.
SS5O-Dwe ling and two lots in Highland
Park, outbuildings, trees and vines.
So ,1OO-Cottage, west side Fourteenth street,
H aud l. Lot 40xSO.
$l,O5O-Small house, lot 20xsO, east side
Ninth street. NJ and y.
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ELECTION, JANUARY 80, 1890.
A. p. CATLIN,
s. s. HOLL,
P. e. PLATT,
G. NJ. MOTT,
AUGUST HEILBRON,
G. E. GRUNSKY,
MATT. F. JOHNSON,
T. B. HALL,
F. r. DRAY,
WALLACE A. BRIGGS,
@. Il. WHITE,
JABEZ TURNER,
S. SOUTHwORTH,
w. F.. KNOX,
THOMAS DWYER. ja15-tf
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Good Quarantine Measure.

WASHINGTON, January 16:h.-The De-
partment of State has been officially in
formed that Italy will not permit the ink
portation of plants coming from countries
which, like the United States, have not sd-
hered to the anti-phy lloxera Convention of
Berne, except on previously obtained au-
thorization from the Royal Ministry of
this authorization the local authorities of
the point of shipment must certify: First,
that the plants shipped are from earth that
is at least twenty meters distant from any
vine, or that it is separated from any vine
by some other obstacle that is deemed
sufficient to prevent the extension of any
such vine; second, that such earth does
not contain any vine; third, that no vines
have been deposited there.
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
4 Large Number Of Pacific Coast
Officials Confirmed.
THE CEsSION OF SIOUX LANDS.
The President VIII Soon Issue His
Proclamation Opening Them
Up to Settlement.
COMBINATIONS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
2econd-class matter
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splendid sEvEN-pI paper.
For one year........--.. ........S6 90
For six 90
Tor three so
subscribers served by Carriers at FIFTEEN
CENTS per week In all interior cities and towns
the paper can be had of the principal Periodical
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The SUNDAY UNION is served by Carriers at
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge

THURSDAY, January 16, 1890
Henrietta Foraas, insane, committed to Ag
new Asylum.
Department One-Armstrong, Judge.
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WASHINGTON, January 16th.-Senator
Mitchell called on the President this morn
ing and presented Mr.. and Mrs. Laton and
Miss Johnson. of Portland, Or, and Miss
Laton, of New Jersey.
Mrs. Senator Stewart will receive on the
first and third Thursdays in February, and
she will be home to friends on Sunday
evenings.
Mrs. W. L. Elliott and Miss Frances n.
Elliott, of San Francisco. are guests of
Mrs. Spencer T. Baird, No. 1445 Massa-
chusetts avenue
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Amnesty Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, January 16th.-Secretary
Proctor is to-day preparing proclamation
for the President TO issue, granting an am
nesty to over thirty thousand men who
have deserted from the army since the last
amnesty. The proclamation will be issued
in the form of an order soon.
Cadet at West Point.
WASHINGTON, January 15th.-The War
Department is advised that John Warren
Jones, of Oakland, California, has been
appointed Cadet at the West Point Military
Academy.
New Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, January 10th. = A. D.
Meaeham has been appointed Postmaster
at Ring City, Monterey country, vice E. V.
Brown, removed.
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ISSUED BY THE
PUELISHIEs COMPANY.

once. Third Street, between J and x.
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THE SUNDAY UNION,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The Livermore Herald has just enter
upon its twenty-sixtn volume.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Cove sn3 Ar. q WHmarth eaiayo1
= uip g. tnl 800 lass week
Ms a. =. 4owussnG ard ll'la~er r,.
turned Yesil rlay ifm haaaelae. naffs.
they haEe becn Wasting Ar Townsend :
relaltcs lae pAsi ihIee Wetks
iae Aissas Jenule and JuAa Nswhy.
of l-stsran1-si., a1e slan.aas Vacations
"a Detzoa. tng Mrs Aolkeaiag. nee
Mss Nellie M4ioney, ~ il.ls cliT.
Nr. ane Mrs } CALVIN knox are
Spending Sandaf al spring lake Fery
wall leave soou fuT Aenummee. Nt,
- yisil keS. and Ars. k. =. S9iiA
Mr. and Airs. A. a. nennlson. Nsss
Hattie Goodrich aid Miss iannfa
Stfong went lo MIA Thursday anc N.u
retare u tNo small boats down Orand
river.
Mrs 3. +. Pine. Of Boulder. Cai..
VIII hes ne.cos Misses Lola DulsleNa
aud Hattie Al0nlcA. Wao have been
guests ai LiN3ngstan's hoicl have ri-,
turned to Rally, Mich.
M aud Mrs. = Z. knscy Uili take
the trip down the ~ Lawrence aui
wlll wat Niagara fals before going io
Pennsylvania a. Nst MIS- hins s
relatives. Ihey Wll bs absent iolr
weeks.
lee Wright wiz assume management
az tle Metropolitan Manufacturing
Oompany tomorrow. Mr Nural Was
. formerly connected with iais company
a. collector, and the gld employes aIe
glad % welcome him back
thas. u. Aimv. formerly connected
~ "a the iocsi press. is now clte editor
%. toe Chicago Dioaa. zoe lva Deaa-
cratic paper 0i that clty which Nas ~ -
chased q few DAYS ae1 a. tao fe-oi lo .-s
/ ring lastCr Nike MeDongla.
Mr. and Ars p g. 81 cgs have d.s-
F posed oi most az iaam property n iio
kcnHy 81 thls ctG .aud Wli soon 81 1
California ca ros.db. They Aave I.l-
4 rbaSod fine huu4e al Oakland Nrs.
Arsgs has maae tac u1p scross tae
continent SIX iiiaes.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo Stanton, Mrs r.
I g. Luce. Nrs. Joe Merchant Nr aul
Mrs. n. h. AaNsn.gh, Nf. Orn Narl
and daughter, Ms Carrie. keN. Coos
1 we'll aud daughter and tne Mes,rs.
Catcheon. q. N. Igfis, y. h. DarsH
/ tfI. j. A. StllUel, ID. -. Reynolds 4.
A. Hunt and D. A. Stowe NcA 10
Traverse Pant "Wednesday.
The Grand Rapids delegation o. the
/ State l.. A. N. meeting btne htld 20
/ Detoit for the neHt throeaars. nc.ui. b
1 CAlcf Consul aud Nrs. B l-e'llon|
I 81. and Mrs l.. : PROS u, Messrs. ..
Emmer, a. II Wagner 5I. u. ll. i'aI..,
( N. II. Daily, N- q. Iumer ASA A.
Apled AL bat iae tWo .s-f nsme. 80
+ % the National meli b. Niagara faI. ,,
f taklng in tne south .ogr ilpuea Cal-
+ ada.
Mss Nellie Cutting and Helen Kent
+ gave dc ghi1 conversation,
party Thursday esn rc atfnf bone .f
f ihc former. ia hcnor of Miss Josie
/ Ewing, of 6raua Rapids An onIay-
F able time was haa hY al. Dcaenus f.-
4 iroshmouts were served. Niss Ewue.
F who has been thc euestoi 81 Carol ae
4 R0seubaun. tor tae past tno weeks.
leaves TODAY yea Ottawa bcach.-kala-
T rlaz00 Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
A Complimentary Masquerade.

Flint Journal: The masquerade
party given last evening by Mss Bessie
Brown, daughter OF Gen. 5. c. Brown.
in honor of her guest, Miss Bessie Herk-
ner, of Grand Rapids, was n highly
successful affair. About fifty young
people appeared in costume. Fancy
dresses predominated, but there were
several clever characters represented f.,
including Topsy, "a perfect representa-
tive OF the Isle of Erin, several COW
boys seeming perfectly at home, and
ladies' IN costumes of several centuries
ago, together with "A patriotic Uncle
sam in regulation long-tailod coat and
striped trousers strapped to ms boots.
The unmasking took place after dane
ing had been indulged IN some time
and was followed by numerous
surprises and expressions Of a
complimentary nature. The spacious
verandas and yards were illuminated,
making il as pleasant outside as within
the house. Dancing WAS INDUCED IN
until a seasonable hour, when the
guests departed feeling that they had
passed one Of the pleasantest evenings
In their social experiences.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
THAT AWFUL CRY

Nervous Weakness, Merry
Ous Debility. causing loss of
mind, impotency, barren
ness, Inability TO collect
ideas or remember a word
during conversation; max
ing the sufferer lose conil-
dence in every one, even
himself, causing continual
worry and anxiety about
troubles that never come;
sometimes causing Epilep-
sy, often causing Insanity,
one form of Deafness, Par
alysis. Nerv business and
Heart Disease, inability to
conduct business, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Mrs v. :. Gum reformed Friday
nizat from = say of Eve weeks AZ TIE
noFthefa resorts. ard = ent3usiast'c of
TIE beauties ard pleasures q tns North
lard. 10 the society reporter she re-
marked Yesterday:
- certainly had uost erjovstl e
tine during the FIRE weeks 81 rrv so
seaoe. I spent tvo weeks st tae Grand
on Aseklnae Islaad, meeting many
trra1a haEds Teopls. and, 81 ooerss.
seeing a.i toere wss - ~ seen on tf y
hssi spoE Bgt ere rearcs o1 epsa
Nses-Eae after hssaE there for tnaes
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
nAnNum Tun onEAr.
RsTinr Conquer.d the oid world ne
Returns IL Dciigbt fhs Nsv

Returns 10 DoiiEbt she NsW
John Bull wac wont o. poke fun go f,s
in pondefous way for what HD nas
pleased 70 call "tAc Barum Graz. p"
How u q now with hImf Baruum
went over There wth hs Greatest SHOW
on Earth. graspc1 him bv ESQ horns
with managerial hand. aUl ufrd ha
head until hs cyDr buigod u th wonder
and be- lelgnfd VAN delight Tile
OCiogeuaran victor hns returned ord
on "Wednesday uCxt Wil urng to Grand
Rapids tie tremendous exhibition
Of which the London Times savs.
"1hc SURPRISING greatness 0f tie
show is no Yair boast Muitn.vinr
clfcusos and platforms and entertain.
ments. each 81 which can directly aD-
pear only O. some PARTICULAR section ~
the masscd spectators. mar arnnar at
fret 90 bo a waste oi encrgr and taicaf.
but there De- n0 denying tbp Impressive
ness that it lends g. toe sh0w af "a
whole. Tie spectator feels himself oa-
pressed by the variety Of TIE en0rfs
made for his entertainment SPACE
fails us t0 note All the striking features
81 pr0gfam. which is aImosl as eom-
p..cated a. railway time-tabIo.r
And now Acssrs Harnum Ba iey
have rev0lutIonl1ed toe sh0n burur-f.
IS adding 90 their cnorm0ls free street
parade. menageros. creuses trained
caravans. supernatural iIum0nE and
other features. Imrc HfaifF's glorious
AID triumphant classic. hIst0rc.
spectacle of Nero. ~ the DrrffnrflUi
81 Rome" Eargpe wae fsrIe fazel af
4 the mngn iuGt and maar frrnor af
I tis production. t0a tlr iondon nrees
pronounced d unpafal |ei aud beyond
description. Tne London Uav Ieie.
graph SAID
"'fhe tragic story 9hich fhfoaGs Csc
scents together. and u1irn l8.d Ia
damb show is f Hcu.t - follow rIIh.
cot tbe hook. bnf t1e incidents afo 80
forcihle that they scarcely need tee
dramatic mot ro wbEh has beer sup.
rhed. Changes ~ scenery ere 81 drr.
ferolsv c0rfrve8 that fbe 'usor r.
neFcr destroyed, end go seem t0 ie i.r-
ng Id the Rome 0f ancient DAYS Tie
trlnwphaI procession ~ Ncf0. wfh fhe
RICHNESS ~ the drrsers fnr luxgtr.
p0mD. and eTffaraganee ~ fhf frnan
court, affords q comp q dul ~ rare
beaulv snG imros rg 1imors ons Some
$3.50 supernUwora appear n fle
uaEeanf. and from enc ie end flr ens-
ffDti- arena H.ffff HIt HINI..II .IIf.fg
lghl end resD.eudent oo'1fs Caomi
fgusr. composed aue reeied Ir gnw
Aurelo Nenarz' ai y H'lan. intro tuced
wta fne effect during f1f Teuresenfa-
ton last ng't tae fabea1 II iae
ffros Mayrnns vas alded i0f fhe fret
ffue ~ framed 90 & were tfe Nfn-
man rsf0ct ron8pr ne frot rares.
wresE nq matches elephant raoes end
more fTc trr frfr ell fae iuipns y
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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

u. =. :. Johnson is 81 Bay Vsev.
Mrs 7. r. Fddv = ~ Trsverss City.
Mr.. A. e. Tshor = ~ TIE Wsrvick
Al. Livingston is at Ottawa Beach
NJ. Fred Gardner is n Sew York
CtT.
TIE n sses Twor7bsy srs 81 We1ue-
trnsrg
Ms Mabei French hss returne8 from
fftseEo
Mr. and Mrs George simpson are m
Cnrae1
Mrs r P. Watsoa hss returned to
FarEsrr.
VI sid Mrs. Wra +. Pae - are sf
Feeoex
Mrs + g Dba1s. - ss Lng-sve-st
returned lss sVenlaz froEa . Eve week