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, 1890-05-29
THURSDAY. MAY 90. 1890.
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked W
Throughout the City.

Mrs Robinson's sells home made taffy.
List your property with D. W. Gill,
1922 Ferguson street.
Read the census story and be prepared
for the enumerator.
Remember the Knights of Labor dance
at Keefe hall tonight.
Alex. Turnbull & Co., undertakes,
Geo, H. Willard, manager.
The Alerts will soon move to the
Pioneer hook and ladder house.
rheo. Linton has lately made several
improvements in his place of business.
1t is likely that a bicycle tournament
will be held in connection with the fair.
Abram c. Green has FLED his home
stead patent for his farm in this county.
Every new industry s%pringing up in the
territory is made mention of in the Den
yer Times.
Wide awake business men appreciate
what the Denver Times is doing for
Cheyenne.
L The Metz brewery will probably be To-
Gated or the Bresnahan tract west Of
town.
Local gun club men are shooting right
through the tournament programme for
practice.
Capt. Story. the new Landlord OF the
Dyer house, is pushing the old reliable to
the front.
Jack Hynds, the new second baseman
and catcher of the CapItols, has been ap-
pointed field captain.
Call at Mrs. Glafcke's green house on
Sixteenth street for flowers and floral de-
signs for Decoration Day.
VIM. McCague, who owns acres and
acres OF land adjoining the city. will be
out from Omaha next week.
For the convenience OF those wishing to
visit FoIt Russell in the morning two
special trains will be run out.
Since Mr.. King, left a well-known and
responsible citizen has offered to build the
required smelter for $3.50 in land.
The Denver Times is the best evening
paper in the United Shakespeare this
al untruth and you will receive the Times
one year free.
The minstrel show audience was the
the largest ever in the opera house at
popular prices and Doug. Rhodes was
happy yesterday.
Do you know that the best place in the
city to get fresh meats, vegetables. butter
and eggs is at r. B. Durbin's market. at
1910 Eddy street.
The ball season will be opened tomor,
row by morning and afternoon games on
the new grounds between the Capitols
and the Art Emporiums of Denver.
Nero, by Huerfano. dam cheyenne
Girl, is the litcst addition to the Chey-
enne stables and Charley Linderman is
putting an edge on the colt. Nero is q
stunning 4 year old. bred by H. II. Ellis.
, 1890-05-29
BASE BALL..


Opening OF the season at the New
Grounds 1ro-MOrrow.
This promises to be u very successful
ball season in Cheyenne. 1t was desired
by many to have a park well in the city,
but the fair grounds location will doubt
less prove satisfactory. The car com
PAM will increase the line equipment and
will make every effort to accommodate
patrons.
The new grounds are finished anG will
be dedicated Decoration Day. About
300 people can be seated in the grand
stand, The diamond is a beauty, and is
pronounced a fine ground by players who
have practiced there.
Mann, an effective pitcher, regular
hitter and good fielder is the latest ad-
ditIon to the C~apitols. He was seen here
last year. Mann has played in Texas and
at Denver; aud it is understood that he
now has an offer from Topeka.
The season will be opened tomorrow by
games at 10 a. IN. and $3.50 p. m. between
the Capitols of Cheyenne and the Art
Emporiums, the crack nine of the Denver
city league. Admis i'm will be two bits,
grand stand lOc extra.
Two special deputy sheriffs will hold
the kids down at to -morrow's games and
hereafter.
Good games are expected and the at,
tendance should be large.
, 1890-05-29

HEADQUARTERS CHEYENNE GUARDS,
b, Co, LIST Reg. Infty.. w. N G..
CHEYENNE, Wyo., May 2s, 1890.
Company Order No. IA.
The members of the Cheyenne Guards.
B Company, LIST Reg. Unity. W. N. G..
will report at the armory on Friday, NAV,
Both, 1890, at lis p. IN. wearing the full
grey uniform and white gloves, and their
arms and accoutrement in proper order.
By order.
W. q. SHAP IoTT, +. A. SITTER.
First Sergeant. Captain.
, 1890-05-29

Kitty From Cork is the name of the
play which accompanies. the Mirror of
Ireland, Monday.
The concluding lecture of the high
school series will be by A. c. Campbell at
the Methodist church next Tuesday eve
ming.
Fl. Grattan Donnelly's latest comedy.
A Pair Of jacks, Is sad to be a great 80.
1t will be seen here June I.
Thalia club talent will be assisted in the
entertainment of June 3 by Prof. Otto
Neske and wife, VIM. Marauardt and
Prof. Geo. f. Inman.
, 1890-05-29

Henry Cook and James West, indicted
for grand larceny, the specification being
removal without consent of the owner of
farm implements from the Draper ranch.
were a~rraigne1 before Jud ge Van Devau
ter yesterday. They entered pleas OF not
guilty and next Tuesday was set as the
time for their trial.
Joe. Martinez, charged with quite ex
tensive forgeries, said he was not guilty.
HIS trial will be had this afternoon.
, 1890-05-29

Otto Granm, chief of the Laramie
fire department, has written Alderman
jerks that he wants a hand in organizing
the Wyoming Association as proposed by
The LEADER 1t is perhaps too late to
do anything this year, but the first
tournament OF the state association will
be held in 1891.
, 1890-05-29

Matches between riflemen will add in
terest to the tournament of the Sports
mems Association. A club will be organ
lied Saturday night at Pete Bergersen's
store. All interested in rifle shooting
are urged to be present. About thirty
persons have already agreed to join the
club and the charter membership will be
little less than fifty.
Many militiamen will Doubt, IS improve
the opportunity to practice for the annual
company competition.
, 1890-05-29

Patents for desert lands are at Chey-
enne land Office for the following named
claimants:
Alex. G. Mcleod, Warren W. Saw
ser. Thos A. Kent, Ann jerks, Annie R.
De Lane, John H. Bowman, Louise NJ.
Watson, Jas. L. King. Arthur Stone.
Mollie Forney, Edward E. Gardner.
On seven ofthese claims final payments
we're made only last fall.
, 1890-05-29

When G. D. Kelley came back from
Chicago he told The LEADER reporter
in the %strictest confidence that projects for
a hotel to cost $780, 600 and a big brewery
were on the stocks, Mr.. Carper will be
here to-day or tomorrow with some OF
the promoters. Mr.. Kelly told the good
news to a great many people on the
strict qt and it has now become public
property.
, 1890-05-29

Max Idelman, senior member OF the
wholesale house of Idelman Bros, is now
a full fiedeed American citizen, having
received his final papers yesterday. Mr..
Idelman is one of Cheyenne's solid citi-
zeps and a leading business man of the
territory.
, 1890-05-29

Another of the enjoyable Capitol CITY
Social City parties was given at Library
hall last night. 1t was largely attended
and was a really deligh tul affair. At
midnight a fine supper was served,
The Capitol club will give picnics
during the summer
, 1890-05-29

Earnest Maguy, the popular manager
of the Normandie, was % years old yes
terday and duly celebrated the event. He
gave a delightful little luncheon to a party
of friends last evening. During the
day Mr.. Magny was the recipient OF a
number of valuable presents.
, 1890-05-29

Memorial exercises will be held in the
public schools this afternoon from
2:45 to 4 o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to be present. No school tomor-
, 1890-05-29

She In Shakespeare fond" means
foolish"
Hell don't believe the meaning has
changed any since his day. I used to
call myself your fond lover.-
, 1890-05-29
1921 Ferguson Street.

Have large and small tracts of acreage in
different locations, and price from $50 per
acre to $500. Have some special pieces of
Business Property, and anything in Resi-
dence Property to suit.
Call on us and you will find what you want
, 1890-05-29

Prof. Otto Neske, who appears as violin
soloist at the ITALIA clubs consert June
3. wishes to be criticized by men OF the
profession.
, 1890-05-29

See Mrs. Chaffn's fine varieties of PAN
sizes, other budding plants and cut flowers
before purchasing for Decoration Day.
, 1890-05-29

A Great Chance,
Life size photographs in elegant frames
for 1875 at Kirkland's.
, 1890-05-29

Greeley pie plant is delicious You
can get it at f.. M. Griswold & Co. s on
Sixteenth street.
, 1890-05-29

snip ~, ranRe..-.... ....."...r.-. Sl,OOO
Elias W. Biggs and wife to Dem
crit K. Brown, lets |, 2, 3, A.. 5
and 6, block l and lot 10, block 9 5000
, 1890-05-29

The stoutest horse radIsh IN town at
A. Underwood & Bros.
, 1890-05-29

Griswold 4 Co. on Sixteenth street
have some special brands of teas. Try
them.
, 1890-05-29

Deeds for these transfers have been
filed for record at the office of the county
clerk.
James l.. King to Austin G. Case.
, 1890-05-29

TsUeaty-hUe cents aUsU
oaty a pair Of Knee Pants
az N YERS'.
, 1890-05-29

The Denver Times delivered by carrier
10 Cheyenne for sixty cents a month.
L. RICHARDSON, Calculator,
406 West Nineteenth street.
, 1890-05-29

Groceries and provisions
at the f0IUest cash prices at
II. g. McGregOr's. CITY
and country orders ar
tended TO promptly.
, 1890-05-29
Mirfy-Ntne cents sciH
bssy a splendid COrsef at


Fon sALELoM papers. LEApER Office.
, 1890-05-29
THE N FREAK.

Our artist has at last succeeded in making a correct and life like
picture of the great Spanish Freak with six legs. This man was
born IN Spain IN 1852. The scientists and naturalists have come to
the conclusion that he has six legs in order to wear three pair of
HELLMANS pants at once they are SO nice and cheap.
, 1890-05-29

Special Sale this iUeeE fn
Boys and ChtfdreN's cloth
ing at III YERS'.
, 1890-05-29
Ladies' and Chudren'S
Shoes at I0,U prices at
I'll YERS,,
TEST YOUR SIGHT FOR AsT1GmATIsM

At G. W. Browns, who has glasses
ground especially to correct this defect.
By closing one eye, if these lines do
not appear equally black to you when
holding them one to three feet distant
from the eye, the difference in the shade
is caused by astigmatism, which is a de-
feet in the vision, and very frequently
causes severe headache. This trouble can
be remedied by glasses ground especially
to correct this defect.
, 1890-05-29
WANTED.

"ANTED-A SERVANT GIRL. APPLY
wv at 20 ERst Eighteenth street.
, 1890-05-29
REAL ESTATE.

Good games are expected and the at
dance should be large.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
CURRENT COMMENT

Wauicd-Au able bodied man Of
sound Judgment to assist me 10 decide
whether ! shall stand for The senator
ship in 1891 or wait FOR the Presidency
IN 1892. All communications trctcl
ms confidential and cHrrespDn irnr.
cordially invited one Grover Cirv'
land need not apply Allrrss ID ".
Ilill, Executive Chamber Albany N
N.-AOr l0ri Tribune.
Intellectual Ros,ouians are fading "a
muCh.nCcded relaxation ia the game of
"Tiddle.de Winks." And 70 II beau
tlful sight TO see one OF the old Bran
Minis OF that town swapping the cou1ter,
into The little baskets -AeU l0rt
IgtjuHC.
IL was faithfully promised 10 1883
That the tail of the British Hon should
be snaiChel from its socket Yet here
q DR.. Harrison writing. "rbc friendly
relations OF our country with the nl-
lions Of Europe have been uudls-
tutbCd. Courier Journal.
4 gentleman out In Chicago bought
his little son toy pistol for 90 cents.
Ten days afleTWari II cost him so
for a handsome heGdstOne. \eis l1E
UCTah.
Sir. Andrew d White says that while
travelling through Europe hc could dad
almost nothing that reminded him OF
bis dear, native land. Everything was
strange and unlike what he had been
accustomed TO- But when be reached
Cousiauunople, the dlrtlest city on the
Continent and viewed It's iuhy streets
they so sharply recalled New York that
he became positively homesick.-A L.
HlT0d.
This is a very poor, Aille faildle sort
Of business, dtmounting the War De
paIlment orderly and putting him ou a
bicycle We venture 10 say the bicycles
cost more than a forage ration would
amount TO IN four or five years. Give
the trooper back bis house, siuch, spurs
sabre, S. bit aud 6l the rest of IL. aud
let people see something military about
the War Department when they 60
.heTe.-A. J.. World.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
WITH MILITARY HOSORS.

The Remains of Surgeon General Bax-
Ter ConsiEued to Neither Earth.
The funeral OF the late Surgeon Gen
eral j. II. Baxter took place this after.
noon from All Souls Church at Four.
tecuth ard J. streets. The services were
very impressive and were conducted by
Rev Dr. Rush II. Shippen, pastor OF
the church. The church was crowded
with the friends and old comrades OF
the deceased soldier.
The members Of the Grand Army u
the Republic assempled at the G.. A. r..
Hall al noon and attended the funeral
In body. The comrades Of Lincoln
Pest Of which General Baxter was Past
Commander, were present as an inde
pendent body Among those who wit
nesscd the Obsequies were many Army
officers aud members of the Loyal
Legion and Masonic bodies 10 which
General Baxter belonged.
AT the conclusion Of the services the
casket Containing General Bakers re
mains was borne 10 the heaTse by eight
soldiers detailed from the Iaird Aytil-
ltIy. The funeral cOrtege was then
formed and proceeded 10 Arlington,
military honors.
The pail bearers were rs follows.
Assistant Secretary Grant, Dc Cllrles
r. Greenleaf, Senator Plat, Dr. +. O..
AinsWonh, General NeaZey, Mr. j, r.
Thompson, DR.. III y. Howard, Mt 81.
NJ Parker and the following. repre-
seniing the Loyal Legion; Brigtdier.
General Richard @. Drum. L 5 A.
BrigadteT- General Richard \ Baichel
der, q. s. A. Breyet Brigsdier- GeaeEal
ChEurcey Mex eeyer. L. >. A ; SuTge0u
Joshua %. Stanton, late L. 5. v. fhC
pficial committee representing the
CommaudeTy Of the Loyal Legion II
The funeral was Companions sIr
Peon-G General J. Mills BroEns D. s.
n Brigadier- General Adolphus 81
Greedy, L. S. A. BTevet Brig 4dier
General W. ". Dudley, late L. s. Y.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Haywood
q. $. NJ. G Chief Engineer Georse K
Jobus0n. L. s. r.; Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Sanford g. Kellogg, q. S. A.
Surgeon Dewitt G. Patterson. iate L
S. r.. and Breyet Major Wyllys Ly
man q. 81 A
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
IN TIE SBIa

Che -u-e'us rl elegant drawing rooms
ul Mr. and Nr HHiIeN .ei- 'u.nH-a t-
t.r1HN afternoon H.u. f.e aH. OF NJ
T.fon IH. I.usU f Justly REGARDED
TIE v.rF ...r .f aH iHlt Is reif % Mi
costly iu modern town house The -
c'if.otnre interior lt.Hra' obs, lII1'.l e,
vo.l 90 aud tHe appointments a 'n
Tile wives and IIu-n.ars Of >oH7.or- an
arriving daily. sud those WHO uHu NaH
lUrD arc vgrf iusy setting iheig house 'u
order for the winter. Ms. CAN has Ie.
Iuusf t1 the City. 8ud now q. tnie- ..
Call Mansion. So 1903. y street. Mos.
Colquitt aud Mis-. Co'gu.tt afo dc ieigbtfu.ly
settled 90 l2- Nau Jersey 9vauue aus VIII
Dc 30 homo au Mondays bog December
The Belgian Minister uH entertain Nr.
Hu3 Nrs Henry N stanley 90 dinner fo.
night. 8 disuugu'- bed party VIII nr iu-
Niitd tu inject he great explorer 1Hl Ihs
W'i. TT Air stanley Iru.ou- DIS STAY DO Is
understood that Ore wiIl le. ngGratNn'F
sIeaNinl handed around iE society .u %
cushion.
The return of Nr, Alevauis Grg,r of
the Russian LEGATION Ni'l giNn fresh iu-
I.iu- t1 fOE hun Ing aud uUt d01a sports
Tile members oi tHa DrWbIaue Hunt Club
uMrrlr fo hound with this da ing aHl
laari5 h1r-emlu must look well to their
I.asts arH la Hrm 0f scat aul -t.3y Oh
band
Nr and Nrs. Robert s Chew u5y. rem tl
'heiru,tly hame aul taken apartments o..
Thc Milton f.r 'ue winter
number o. llc friend, D.. Me EHa
BahiltHu ara going over tu N.v tu.k usFt
Thursday t1 attend the wedding 9. fu.
gentleman f1 Miss Lily Drayel.
We
TNe venerable Nrs William r. Carroll.
The mother ol fhy JouutCss fsfcrhazy, Mrs
Lieutenant EUiIDl and Mrs Brown OF Port
llrd. Me-, retains iu wonderful degree
that spirit of serenity aud Checrfulu' PEE
GUITAR to her, aud an activity aud iu.ere,
Boz social life here That ia remarkable.
sa
Mrs Roosevelt No S3u Jefferson Place.
receives hisaficu30u. Her beauty culture
aud high social position place her easily in
The front rauL 6f rpizuing fay1ritus. Nr
Roosevelt Is, as everybody knows, one of
tho brightest Iud most oifeI tive CONVEX
satiaualists uf the day, and Is equally rlay
aud vigorous with his pen.
During The winter There 1re Co be- several
musirolts. Coz Witch Che amateur talent u
society will have auupportui,y of showing
ns skill and procres iu The a.t divine.
-
Arrurps of This the Chcva'Icr T5yera IS
iiro musician aud Ul1Ns Hungarian airs
gui the best classics with tha finish aul
technique uf au artist
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
PERSONAL

The friends OF Mrs Georgia Jrton
wife of JudrgWilli0m H. Upton pf Nal'a
Nalll. will De glad jo EGOw that she
Is tu srCnd the season with her sister.
Mrs Admcna Williams
A sister Of Dr. Koch lived af Que
lime TO syracuse. y. \. She was The
wife ut Alexander FitisCnm rnu %
music teacher ArerTaul shCt,moycl
with her husband 20 coz Ipvil. but
though clever aul iulu,trioug. sus
ctcdcd sb badly that they returned in
Germany whence they had come Ih'v
are now rtp,r,d tp lc people ui posi-
ton in Berlin.
Captain Won purskow 80 lHC flrs
Et-iuont ul jbC luari. i1 Iualtm.
Dos IUIg ruiyrd Ilp reputation of
bong Ihrialitst soldi ig jh, German
uuN This uis'itCHa0 however. 6, gn
.gutr lis At.W vtyh. asg.ctIied
volunteer WIS CnrHl'Cl iu one If thc
EtgimgUls Ct The Glrdc du Corus who
ls Glfgt 30 inches ull. white The Cap
tain is only e. tees @ inches in height
The volunteer s. taller than any man
q boo bas served Ca Che German army
since 1870
lfutsr Renau, the French religious
historian and critic lives In modest
house lbut seems a'mgsf lost ga the
woods Ol EIiliary. Tie q tau and
yCry tout mapi With curious long hair
~ he rga biu-rarhy If r H. Dana
IT,, uEe Dana Of Two lUrs Before
The Mgs" femtl. there is preserved one
i'tm .f0E bis journal describing his
meeting with Dickens wleu The novel
$50 fIst visited the 7 cited States. Dis
appointed iu Dickens appearance he
whites "He IS of The middle height
under n anylhiugA with large, eN
posiyr eve, regular nose, matted,
curling, wet looking black half q dissi-
p-ill looking mouth, with "a vulgar
draw 10 e.. q muddy shoe complexion.
subby fingers and hand rs no means
pulTicigp, O hearty, CIlaud manner
far from well bred, and q rapid dish
ing way Cf talking. You
admire him, and there is "a fascination
about him which keeps yuur eyes on
him, yet yau caun get rid OF tue iu-
preston that be is a low. bred mau.
Maud Dsuk- The actF who Is vim
ring great popularity n New Eng, and,
broke be middle finger of her right
hand last week while fencing on the
stage al Bath.
The R0iLschiids have opened another
free hospital on Frankfort ou-the Main.
Ten Lessons Ia shorthand.
TuE CErICs ten lessons ia short
hand viii 10 sou TO write the words of
the fastest speaker.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
PLElS and SENTENCES.
f. Euuhcr OF Criminals Arr,In oa: sie-
Inre -n.tLra nLn.lAn

sumhcr OF Criminals Arrafn oa. ss5-
fore Justice ntnrrsm
Ia tae Crm,na. Court odya i1--c
number Of prisoners we're auaisni He
fore Dhiet Ju Wee Bingham. some ll
F..H ri others 90 receive sentence.
.E. rHnairl entered pleas ot no
tr.. A'phHneo Amitr1s1 Ei1i1t.n-
section .aI2. E s. L. S. inisInlL rege-
rua y. Henry Hayes aud pvl
@.n.rur. violating Internal revenue
iavs William B. Mills violating policy
law William johnson. la'orei v'-
lal'ue section 1i5- t S L. S (pensi11
lawg. S4mI.l Jones, colnteI larceny
FROM the person rf + D. PeyDn a1
October is lt-i. Michael Nul'v, false
rrr'cuss Sob obtaining carriage robe
valued lt S. from q. S. Wheeler on
November u last. Clifford T. BiirI,
f.o uretcusa in passing % check Tor
ss7 ON thc second National Bank ol
uveuier last John H3rraurt, Tar
cery 0f liryrlg from A S A'wtter 81
Go nn November e. The toll1winF
rae .cnizBuces were forfeited. James
Warren, giol5tisg internal revenue
laws. Lucy Edeliu. asseull with in'aut
N
policy law. Iu the case Of john Brown,
Tor assault with intent 20 kiil, forfeiture
of tOc0gnil8uCe was sci aside.
Thomas Lewis pleaded guilty 70 the
charge Of housCbrgiking AMI was sem
fenced 20 two wears at Albany after the
expiration of iaii sentence. John Cor
don pleaded guilty Of larceny and was
sent 90 Albany for two years August
Free, The discharged Governmeu, EN-.
pl1ye who stole stationery from the
United States, was cent to the District
i8il for sixty days William Dimes.
alias Sl0cum. who robbed OIL sun
Johnson Of his watch and chain, re.
Ceived sentence Cf year aud q dIv in
TIE ptuitentiary Henry Lee. who re-
licved the same Samuel johnson Of his
cash, wos arraigned, but sentence was
deferred until the prisoners previous
record can be examined.
Nathaniel Sykes, the young man who
stole a bicycle from john T. Parsons,
and sold IL in Baltimore. was sentenced
to year and q day at Albany. General
CauinCion, his counsel. stated that he
had sent petition for sykes pardon TO
the President and asked that the pri 'nuer
might be detained at the District ilil
until the petition was acted upon Dis.
trict Attorney HoCe called the c)ursers
aitention 10 The fact that The Executive
would hardly take any gciiou ou % peti.
lion that was sent 10 him before the
prisoner was sentenced, and That o. was
customary In granting parlous tp wait
until tle prisoner had arrived a' tbs
ppri'cniary. General Carrington there.
fOrg Withdrew his motion.
The daily critic., 1890-12-06
HOTEL ARPIHALS

Nitro. .'Hf F B Adams, Baltimore,
10 j. Lynch. Boston; John s.. No1'~rou-
FltI -Gs'plIa. s. "a Galloway, tlrth Caro-
I.lt Allen faffs, Richmond Ma: A ID.
Tf1uiay auB wife, Marietta, ohio; D..
Nreua-.li. es.I5.arf- - o., b. b. AtetH-
SOD. anton. q
Nat..IF N GaT. Rochester: l. D..
~Trbhs. taE.ila talUtr. Pas e. d.
Stevens. Brooklyn Daniel Lauhel Balr
UuIe Eg1 ialiI s. Richmond Cuu91r-
lsul, Nd
~ James "A ID smith. Cl4Hltre. =. C.;
~ I. SullTs1u- Harrisburg Henry ~.
Flladelphia; George D.. Preaue. auI a.tsr
Bridgeport, Conn.
-sclIloIs N0l1EaII, LONDON
E1z.s W T.. ualaEo Worcester, Mass. g..
B Na-.u. Chicago. a. s.. HuteaIG5gu.
Philadelphia a Wfaehlstcrs Boston
E-W S. Cook ANA wife. Buffalo.
p. = Keller, Chicago, A. Glover and
Efe Chattanooga laHa.i s. O. Young lrr
Boston.
Alex 0 Ltl4uer Sew York.
~ j.. Iuur. Portland. }Iu.- EaHu % shan.
non. eaals Me- AZ. D. o.. Brewing fl.la-
l-llLia.
WaFr CC G. Eu5-e Sew York. j
s Baure.s, ll.el-a-
N Battle Sinclair. + r.
Iarll aui wife, a1ressl-Ie, ha
C.alIa- y Coon, NaE fad- William =
Mcintyre MalrreaI au-l--
H#tf p. CI3TE-lu- j 3. E1zsgtt
E'uHa ~ l- r. NJ. Ford IOWA. p
Taues, EeH Orleans. lalg 20. fia--- Mr
a1l 5irs j. =. EHrl-a--.i- AaH g- H
p Tlsr u- Flrts. .HT- % S. Morgan, 81 r.
London. england. N Lallf-ul, +. ll.
81 Boosts Boston
Nr ana Nrs N- san keIfea- 3.
..lIa.a. I. Arthur Arlington ua la
Lll.-ulrF
E.HalI Gordon. So F.u
f. oul.l- Chicago. y u la"ul-.
lGEs William = Abbott. Fl.s.l. O..
EHH- -aaaerI q IS Peck Vernon.
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LE.E..'a laI james HOBBY
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The daily critic., 1890-12-06
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1helesideuce of Mr. mud Sizes. VIM.
T.. Hoffman. $50 1911 Twelfth street
northwest. Yves fc1l Of life iast evening"
from Gjo Ito O'Clock a ba7ar was beld
there by members of lbc First Baptist
Church This city, III The bsnedtof the
Baptist Church at Hacers1wn, MI,
Rev G. A. Clatk pastor Among those
present were Rev aui Airs Charles A.
s'okdy, Miss Sidkclv. Miss Doaring
Miss o Bann0r Miss Parks Mrs G. =.
Gibbs. Mrs Robert Duukari. Miss
REYNOLDS. Miss Maggie Clark. Miss
White, Mrs Isweli, Mrs Tcspe, Mrs
Alf Perry. Mrs r H. Gibbs, Miss
Cowiut. Miss Fox, Professor i W. r.
Hall. IS u. Holzmau, Mr. Fox, Mr. r..
s Foster Of This city. Miss Holtzuaa
OF Virginia, Rev Clark, VIM. ii s..
Hamilton. Calvin TMrs'on, Feel
Myers and Maudel sercr d. Uagss
iowr. Nd Everybody eriNged tiao
selves. aud success crowned the efforts
Of The ladies and gentlemen actively en-
Gagged