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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

WHY WILL you cough whe n
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price 10 cts, 80 cts. aud 81.
Sold by D. 4. Tobey a Co, general
agents.
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REPUBLICAE STATE TICKET.

For Chief Justice
ALBERT II. HORTON
Of AtehlsOn county.
For Governor -
LYMAN U. HUMPHREY
Of Montgomery county.
For Lieutenant Governor
ANDREW J. FELT
Of Nemaha county.
For Secretary Of State
VIZ HIGGINS
Of Shawnee county.
For Attorney General
L. ID. KELLOGG
Of Lyon county.
For State Superintendent
GEO. w. WINANS
of Geary county.
For Treasurer
4. q. SLOWER
Of Republic county.
For Auditor
CHARLES NJ. HOvEY
Of Thomas county.
FOR CONGRESS Sth DISTRICT.
VIM. A. PHILLIPS,
oF 6ALINE COUNTY.
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TnesdaY. thr 4 Inn llnr nf Rn,aml,nr
DISSOLUTION NnTIcR

The cO-PaItnership hsFtnforr existing b--
tween T. j. Nirhnls aud VIM Honeywell, az
Their ever was any eNi-tingl. of Br,Hnk Vile,
has h-~n Dissolved by mutual consent The
arm owes no debts.
+. !. NICHOLS,
MN. HONEYWELL
nrnnk vile, acni. 2, Isp n.M
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ID. Whitehead, the well-knows
ieweler, haa In stock at all times
the very best Of all kinds Of Jew
elry aud watches.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

am a candidate for recollection To the Of
ire of County superintendent uf Public In
siruetinn of Saline County, subject to the
J. W. ARMSTRONG.
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Twill reopen next Monday and
psy highest cash prices Cor all grain
At KIrp Station Hugh Farleys).
Have also on hape the esisbrabed
-four, ssnfs0wer and BonsazA King.
Call. li-st q. sAIosoE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

JUDOINu from present indications
the county campaign from this on
will be hot and sharp.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

Watches and iewelry repaired ct
Whitehead's by the most accom-
pllshed workmen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

THE Republicans OF Saline county
are getting walked mp at last aud are
buckIing down 10 business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be quickly cured by Shiloh's cure.
We guarantee u. Sold by .. e. To-
hey q Co. general agents.
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Tuesday. the IIth day of Noypmber.

A. n. iSDat . prlock y. M OF said dny, NJ The
east tlsof Of the court house In the city ct IA
lima, Saline County Kansas. offer for sale ~
Pthiie auction, To the highest aud bs-st bisi,isr
for cash In hand, the fpilow ing dr-rrits-sl
rrai estate, tn-wit: The north twenty Ave
y fest Of lots uuHilssred twenty. nine tsl1,
thirt Y -one an, thiTty-threr CSi and thirty
1--we ~ on Main street in the town Of ASA
riI, according to the rcrOr,ls-,l plat thereof In
the county Of Saline aud state uI X auSas with
tene''ient- :, hcre'iitnmenis and nppurtrnnnrcs
lhercunto brlongtnE. Said RIAL estate -
tnken ~ the prulrriy of Tho aboyc named de-
irn'lant ! Au'l wlthuui appraiSrmen aud will
h Siid Ia satisfy saii onisr of sale OF n part
therrOL
Given under my hand this Sih ,Iny oi
octohrr. A. - lSs. FEEn ~. QUISCY.
sheriff of Saline County Kansas
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Dissolution Notice

OCOnER ~. iND.
Tit day the partnen>hip existing hstSern
j. u. ttcnard and Sons has i--cn diSss,lN s,i by
mutual consent. All dehtE hereafter con
ttaris'l -hati H. paid by thn-s inru ring them
Dated ihis al day ct trtolrrr. ISiO
n REMAND
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Old soldiers In the peoples party
don't like to be led by Polk. q SOUTH
eru Democrat and . whIlom colonel
I'm G.. a. A.
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Publication NoIios.


Harry a Dawson, dsfsndantS
In the district eoaft % Saline eounty, Kan
ne sieve named defepdasi Harm 4. Daw.
eeptemher, 80, the plaintiff hisf her ratis
Loo 10 ire distriet eoaSt % aalIns enantY,
kaneee. Of sald cause, and that thereby Sc
aisd ~ NE plsisiif = ssssessid, % OF b.
E,fe 10 nd 9ff q Oetooef, le1a. o. the sid
ks.lDoe vi - taesE - trne, sd ln1gznfnt
ss ssssss n al = - ., - shls K.
~ f,ninfi1 fron he nd dsfena1nE nrd
f14t tne Easd p,eiEtir heye TIE eafs, es1rs.fT
80 f14lf1l ~ ths chiidren, ths iHsls % the
issss 80 s,s'E,ir is3 IL $500 1893 b.
f@~~l Wrt8oH MooaL
f1H 49,. AfternsyrasF r,AlnfiG
Assss &. F}ssf,ss.ss. clsrs sf..,i esur,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

The latest styles In solid and
plated siivervare at ID. whitehesd's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

EDITOn IOTTHNAI.

I hereby announce myself - . candidate
for County Attorney subject tn the action of
the Republican primary election.
&c. MILLIKIN.
EDITOR JOURNAL:
I am a candidate for rp-election Co the
once Of County Attorney. subject Ia the
action of the Republican primary election.
q N BLAIR
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10 Is not he who's. bpast we note
Proves victor IN the fray.
But he v hn polls the biggest vote
tton election iny.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

The worst Nasal Catarrh, no
matter Of how long standing, Is per-
msnently cured by DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy.
Since his removal to the Nelson
rOom on santa Fe, Whitehead has
largely added to his already large
stock Of jewelry, spectaclea, table
cutlery, sterling spoons and other
articles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09
w. II. bihHOf, tnaiTman,
j. Ii. HAMILTON, Secretary.

Iris time TO brace up and get 10
work.
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children cy for
Children CRY for


The ladies OF the Conservatory OF
Music have secured the Aamold
Concert Co., for Saturday. Oct nth,
At the English Lutheran church.
Herr August Aamold, the great
Norwegian violinist aud Master
Louis Elbel, the wonderful child
pianist, only II year, Of age, will be
assisted by Miss Ernestine Cotton
and others Of our singers In giving
one OF the finest programme ever
presented In Salina. Remember
the date-Saturday Oct nth. Ad-
mission 50 cents. Seats reserved al
whitehead's. q.
SHILOH's vITALIZER Is what
you need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness and all symptoms
Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents
per bottle. Nor sale by %. &. ToIey
q Co. general agents.
We fail to hear that Mr.. Dolan,
the candidate for representative on
the Peoples ticket, has defined his
position on the resuhmis-iou ques-
ton. We fear Mr. DOlan will earn
the name We have bestowed on him
Of the Artful Dodger.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

FOR SALE-My house, No. ga
Santa Fe avenue. J. J. CRIPPEN.
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SherlHs Sale.
Case No. t4D.
sam Never

Case No. t4U
Sam Never
"
William X. and Mary l. IieIs
by virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF
the district cnuTt of the thtrtirth Judicial
District within and for the county OF saline
and state OF Kansas. In the nlDye entitled
ease, and 10 ms JlnrctsOl and delivered, will
on
Tuesday. the ith day OT November,
A. r., lssl, ~ o'clnck D. m. Of said
day, ai the East door of the Cnurt house
Ina the city Oi Salina. Saline County kansas
offer foI sale nj publis auction, to the highest
and hsr-t ia'i'lrr flr ra~h In hand, the Follow
Ing dsSrrilsSi real estate, TO wit:
Lots NUMBERED one hundred and ten no.,
enc hundred and twelve 0l2l, aud oae hun
dred and fourte-n sllf, on second Ind street
IN the city Of SaliBa according 10 the record
ri plat ofsald city In the county Of Saline
and state Of knnSss. with tenoments, heredi-
tamsnta and nppurtenanrrs thetpuntn b.
logging. Said real ESTATE Is taken ~ the pruf-
erty OF the aboye-named defendant, aud
without superintendent. and will b. sold Co
satisfy said order or sale OF part thereof
uivrn under my hand this sih DAY Of Otto
Dor, a u, lssi fREn ~ QUINcT,
rs Sheriff Of Saline 90 Kansas.
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Elegant speeimees Of brie-s-bsas
e D. Whitshese,A
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Sheriff. Sale
CaSe No 4lll
star Milling Cnnnpa

CaSr No. tllh
The Western star Milling Company
Richard u. Know and MaryarUt 4. Knox
by virtue of an order OF sale lssusd out OF
the district court of the Thlrttrth JusltciaI
District within aud for the county of Saline
aud state nf Kansas, In the nlllys entitled
case, and Ia me directed and delivered ! will
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-09

II Nfou VI NuCaN WEI N1ACH
blending 10 increase them" until
"they Ars higher now than they
were In 1856" as this Democratic
"bunco steerer" brszenlY asserts,
We find the custom revenue taxes re-
duced s62, ls9, 4G2, and internal reve-
nue. taxes repealed s9SI, i2l $50. q
total annual reduction Of s346. $40, T33
Of war taxes by the Republican
party, from July 3, 1895, to March 3,
IssS.
The reader will naturally ask why
induction 50 rapid from 1893 10
lsT2, In the aggregate 500, s7l ,0ss,
practically ceased Al the latter date.
The question IL pertinent, and the
answer full Of interest, a. 10 unfolds
sRd lays bare the base Hypocrisy
sind false preiense Of the Democratic
party.
The easse Is found In the sessssion
10 power Of the Democratic party,
into whose den "buDcO steereFs," Of
the Western Democrat order, are
now trying 20 run the farmers and
Isboring men Of Ksnsss, under the
promise Of revenue REFORM" which
gained possession OF congress In 1875,
and held q majority In the lower
house continuously for . period Of
ak year,, and until 1ss2 During
this long period the DeRioeraey
stood, - q always stands, an OBJ
struction In The Paih Qj economy
and progress. u paced tust ono
EeyeBus reduction bill. and only one,
which redueed internal revenue
taxes ts,i@ ,ass-tbIS, end nothing
more.
On March I. 1881, the Repabliean
party again apcpred control Of Con-
Rress and held a for tSo Feers, psss-|
sBE tve revenue reduction bills eBs
Feaneing tariff revenues -. So, sTe.
and tiss ssher internal rsTenss taxes
go CT .6ss-s total reduction Of ysr
saxesof go -, 81.
Darlng the period Of twenty-five
years, from ISIS 70 tsss. The Rspubii-
can party had = majority In Tie
house q ecnsrsss lust half the time
sleeves years. ard aafins the sans
,szied ths peneerstis Pafty ~ !
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Kings Palace Specials.

For the coming week, beginning Monday
morning, special prices will prevail in all de-
partments. Below will be found list of a few
as specimen bargains of what you may expect
in all departments Milinery-French felt
hats and bonncts in all shapes and colors, sold
everywhere for $l.25, at 75c; wool felt hats
and bonnets in all shapes and colors, sold
everywhere for Sc. at 4Sc.; one lot of about
100 dozen full regular made hosiery, in all de-
signs, regular price 25c., at 17c. Underwear
Ladies' jersey ribbed vests, in all sizes, high
neck and long sleeves, 22c. Ladies' Swiss
ribbed vests, good quality, high neck and long
sleeves, at 29c. Ladies' good quality merno
vests, finished seam, pearl buttons, bound in
silk braid; regular price, Soc; special price, 39c
good quality natural ribbed vest cotton and
wool mixed, silk-fnished front, pearl buttons,
neck crocheted in silk with silk drawing tape
at 59c. An al-wool guaranteed scarlet ribbed
vest, jersey fitting, pearl buttons, crocheted
neck and 'front.' warranted not to shrink, at 75c
Superior quality Australian wool, jersey fitting,
non-shrinking vest, worth Sl.l5 at CSC. Large
assortment of medicated all-Wool vests with
pants to match. Children's merino underwear
-Children's vests and pants from 15c. up.
Superior quality Persian wool vests, silk braid
finished, pearl buttons, 22c. up. Pants to
match. Children's cashmere ribbed vests, good
quality, 33c. up. Infants and children's Aus
tralian wool vests, silk front, soft quality, at
SIC. Misses al-wool ribbed wrappers, from
25c. to G3c. Chi!dren's coats-Infants' long
cashmere coats with embroidered cape, worth
$3.50, at Sl.4S. Infants long cashmere coats,
good quality, handsome embroidered cape,
worth 50, at $3,4S. Children's short coats, nov,
elites, pretty stripes from So up. Children's
short plush coats, all colors, from $4.4S up;
caps and hats to match. A visit to our furnish
ing department will convince you that you can
save money by purchasing from us. Kings
Palace Sl2-S14 Seventh street northwest Re
member we have no branch store.
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RatIruanH.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RouTF

l.
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOTBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS, ,SPLENDiD'
SCENERY * ,kMEATGENS5FICENlT kETES,5IIF i Equipment
Iralnsleave Washington, from Station ,cornerof
For Pittshurg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Pullman Vestibule Cars at O:5O A, NJ
daiy Fast Line, 1850 A. NJ daily TO ChiceVon "a Co ".
lmumbus and st. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from
Snsnns GINS TO Gscago age st Louis Chicago aud
Washington to Harrisburg and SieeninaaO aOi car Sar
harTlsourg to st; Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati.
ana ana DDining Car Harrisburg to ST. Louis Chicago
daily with Sleeping Cars Washington TO- CbcaSo M;
ana ana 81; Louis connecting daily at Harrisburg
phis., Pullman Dining Car Pittsburg to Rioh-
mGpd gn an and Chicago Pacific EXPRESS 10 P. N.
Sleeper to Pttsburg a% and bf WITH through
RRAITiMoRhXND R o PoToM3lec' kAiLRoXE36: AZ GLRR56aE6:
ara Falls daily except Sunday, $40 A. n n" mag
g. FOR Erie Canandaigua, and Rochester dailv:
0r 10 od dsqnalp and Niagara daily except Saturday
Rochester. 0"' '"sHins'oh TO
n For 20 williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmra. at
lO;5O A. N daily exceptSunday '"'
For Miilliamsport, daily. $3.50 P. NJ.
M nor II PhhfIadepha al New York and the East 72o,
1000, ii.sc 2. NJ. On Smnday SJo' So6 Il fIg ~ 20
IO MESS Sl5' p,SG 1000 and ll@gP. NJ Limited Ex
except Sunday For New York ONT ~ Tinftdg naiIg
ETPrrSs Tnr With Dining Car 800 p NJ. daily.
only, $40 p. NJ. iNpless'S sunday
FOR Boston without change $40 A. NJ veel,
uays ana 3.l5 Z. NJ every day. ~
for brooklyn, N. Y, all through trains oo,
nectat Jersey Citywith boatsof Broo oolSlvnAnneT
aHordlng dtrecttransfer to Fultonstreet. avoiG
ing double terriage across New York City -
P. NJ. daily. W '"S 8 A'"o
For Baltimore, e35, 20, $40, $40. TO- IN =,
ana II Az A. NJ, 1905, 2.1O, 315, $50 d 4 "a m
B, 54O 8. 40 10. and 11.20 p NJ on SunSa1' ~ a.
p.V6, 1880 LAO A: NJ, 2.1O, 3.l5, $50 :, 81 =
$40, 6. 7.40. 10 and l1.20P. NJ ''' Il 9-o' D.
For Pope's Creek Line, 720 A. NJ. and 48OPM
daily, except Sunday. A : We
For Annapolis, 7.20 and 900 A. NJ. 1205 .nd
4;2o +. NJ, daily, except Sunday. SUNDAYS. Or
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For Alexandra, 40. 6.s5. 7.i5. iSy s'4o an,os-
and S9 P NJ On onsnnday S tSS at 4?s t9l S02 Z l905
A. M. 2.3O, 6.0l, S.O2, and 1905 p NJ io'o'
Accommo modation for Quantico : a. A NJ ond
4.55 2. NJ. week. days; 7.45 A. NJ SUNDAYS W. "lo
For Richmond and the South 4 80. ia. IN A NJ
DAILY; accommodation 4.55 p. NJ week davs
Trains leave Alexandria for washinrton 4 n5
7.05, 30 l0:l 07A. NJ; l.2O 850 & I0 05'
7.05 $40, 1887 and 11.0S p NJ On SI,ndory 20
1887 p. NJ. ' '' ''-'' ''"o ana
Tickets etsandlnformation at the Office nortbeos.
corner thirteenth street and dPennsylvsniaavs
nue., and atthe station, where orders can he iefs
forthechecking of baggage to destination fror,
hotels ndresidences trom
Charles e. PUGH, Genera Manager
j. H. "pnn General Passenger Aaer7
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THE STORAGE WAREHOUSE
OF THE
American Security and Trust Co.

A, 4. BRITTON, President,
Mestside Fifteenth street, between L and NJ
WIZ be open TO receive Furniture Carriages, Sill
Clothing, and Yaluables of ali kinds on Storage
August 10, 1890.
Separate Locked Iron Compartments.
special Facilities for Storage of Silverware
Flahos' Mlrrors, Pictures, and Books.
Goods OF all Descriptions Carefully Packed an
Moved without trouble 10 owners "
The only Absolutely Fire proof Building in
city not owned by the Government 80
Herdcs pass door.
Terms and full information obtained at o0oo
American Security and Trust Company, l4iS
street N. W. ALBERT NJ RRAni0 NJ
fe26-tf5 v "'onouee Dept
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A,1stfuir SalSx.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
IMPORTANT SALE
BY CATALOGUE
Household Effects
and Fine Wines,

Belonging to His Excslency, Senior Don Emelio
de Murnaga, Minister from Spain,
At his residence, 1870 Massachusetts avenue
northwest
On THURSDAY, November 6, 1890, commenc-
ing at 1880 O'Clock, comprising in part
three handsome French Plate Mantel Mirrors
turkish Carpets and Window Drapery, two
magnificent japanese Bmbroideres, framed
Japanese and other ornaments, Oil Paintings
and Fine Steel Engravings, Finely Embroidered
Cushions very handsome Parlor Furniture in
Velour, Couches, and Fancy Chairs, Lace and
Satin Window Hangings Plush Parlor Suite,
Card Table, Candelabra, Easy Chairs, Recep-
ton Chairs Breakfast Table, Walnut Pillar EI-
tension Table, very handsome Walnut u. 7.
Sideboard, Fine China and Glass Ware, Elegant
Chinese Punch Bowl, Fine Silver plated Table
DECORATIONS, Handsome Walnut Dining Chairs,
Handsome Chamber Furniture in Walnut and
Ash, Mattresses and Bedding of every descrip-
tlon, Fine Table Linen, Brussels. Chamber, Hall,
and Stair Carpets, Servants Furniture, Fine
Walnut Table Desk, with secret drawers and
Decorated Toilet Ware.
Also, at2 o'clock, a fine assortment of I'M
ported Wines and Liquors, Cooking Machines,
etc.
Also, Copper and other Cooking Utensils and
other articles of value.
n. B.--The house will be open for inspection
day prior to sale from A. NJ. until P. NJ.
THOMAS BOWLING,
no2-lt5 Auctoneer.
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WHAT OUR ARTISTS ARE DOING.

Max Weyl has been busily engaged filing
commissions for the Brazilian Minister,
Senior Mendonca, with whom he spent an
exceedingly pleasant six weeks in the Adj
rondacks. Mr.. Weyl brought home with
him many beautiful examples of the variety
of subjects SO plentiful and picturesque
in those mountains. Mr.. Weyl is steadily i'm
proving in his Interpretation of the beauties of
natures land and waterscapes. His friends
will also be glad to hear that he is finding an
increasing demand for his productions.
U. S. j. Dunbar is very busy with what prom
lses to become the rage of the season-a series
of sketch-busts in terra Gotta about half life
size, which are very pretty in color and are not
SO large and cumbersome in small houses as
llfesiZed one would be. They show his Won
derful skill in catching portrait in few hours,
and are full of the life and raciness that usually
go with quick and masterly sketches. He has
made one of Uhl, and also one of Max Weyl
and is now finishing one of Mile. Rhea for
which he obtained sittings last week.
James Henry Moser is in town for few days
moving into new house on Q street northwest
After he is settled he will return to New York
where he has been for some time past, and at
tend the first exhibition Of the New York
Water Color Club. Later he will return with
his family for the winter.
S. jerome Uhl has gone to New York for
fortnight to execute few commissions for life
size portraits similar to the one exhibited in tho
Corcoran Gallery some time ago. He has been
very busy finishing some work for patrons in
Ohio and some for New York, as we'll as here
Mr.. c. H. L. Macdonald is very busy with
teaching, having quite a number of interesting
and earnest students He is making several
pen drawings for publication and otherwise, as
well as a few fantasies in color, very decora-
1--WE and unique in design or composition.
Clarence E. Messer has taken charge of the
drawing class of Professor Cabell's fashionable
ladies' school, and is besides producing por-
traits and landscapes in his usual industrious
way. His health has fortunately very much
improved.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
POTOMAC WINTER QUARTERS.
The Old Club Takes Possession of It's New
House.

The Old Club Takes Possession of Its New
House.
The Potomac Athletic Club took possession
of its new quarters, Pennsylvania avenue and
Seventeenth street, last night. and the building
was thronged the entire evening with the mem
bers and their friends There was no formal
ity observed in opening the new quarters, sim
pie notices having been sent to the members
announcing the fact and assuring them Of a
hearty welcome with their friends at all times
The building selected for the clubhouse, while
not very imposing from the outside, is admira-
bly, adapted for the purpose in its interior ar
rangements, and it is doubtful II one could be
built that would suit the desires OF the mem
bers better They have entire possession of
the building-twelve large rooms In all-and
each one is put to some use necessary in a
firstclass club.
The main floor is devoted to the reception
room, and 1t is fixed up in q very striking and
creditable manner. The walls are hung with
many excellent pictures, while displayed at diff
ferent points are the silken trophies won by
the club in many aquatic struggles. The trim
mings and papering of these rooms are blue
and gold, with large frieze of buff running
around the top. The furniture is of hard wood,
with the monogram of the club cut in the backs.
large urn of Parian marble, a gift of Mr..
John Noah. occupies stand in this room. The
sltting-room adioins the reception-room, and is
filled up in the same manner pictures of win
ming crews hanging on the walls, while Brus-
sells carpet of heavy texture covers the floor.
In the rear of the sittng-room is the buffet,
room that at present is stocked with everything
of interest.
On the upper floor are the pool and billiard
rooms, and the ones that will be used for the
gymnasium. The governors room is also on
this floor, and is furnished up in nice style.
Altogether, the house is very handsome com
Portable, and convenient. The members were
kept busy receiving the incoming guests that
crowded the rooms last night, and every one
seemed to be in the best of spirits. During the
evening quartette, consisting OF Messrs.
Johnston, Rebstock, Noah, and Brown, rem
dered some choice vocal music, Messrs
Pumphrey and Sheriff instrumental, Willie
many others also participated. The opening
was success, and it can be stated without fear
of contradiction that the house will be a success