The Portland daily press., 1891-10-31
FAIR FOR DUMB ANIMALS.
The Characters In Living Whist and
Mrs. JarIey's Wax works.

The arrangements for the fair are nearly
completed and promise brilliant success
Inc public is eager to witness the game of
Living Whist, with Its skillful club men and
animated cards, and the limited supply of
ucKets VIII be rapidly sold. The sale of re-
served seats begins this Saturday. morning
az Chandler's music store. For the Living
Wnist' wednesday and Friday evenings.
places are to be had only in the balcony and
upon the stage-the floor being occupied by
the game itself. The price of seats in the
'front.' row of the balcony is ST., and other
balcony and stage seats 80 cents. For the
famous farley wax works, Thursday eyt-
nlng-Which will be on the stage-all seats
ln the balcony or on the floor are sold at 30
cents. These prices are not inclusive of the
admission tickets, which cost % cent, each.
or five for 81,
Supper will be served in the cafe Tuesday
evening; during the successive days of the
fair dinner will be ready from 12 to . O'clock
ana supper at Ice cream and cake at all
hours OF the afternoon and evening. The
price OF dinner will be 35 cents and supper
20 cents. 1t is hoped that citizens and visl-
tors Will patrOliZe the cafe penerouslv
Tho uoriors ,,a.,I n,
mantS oa oaitSus tS paIlsnes VIII supply refresh
lnohSo on tho IolioWlng days:
Tuesday-Free street, St. Lawrence street
Congress street Methodist
Wednesday-Congress square, Newbury street
Free Church lStevens Plains)
inurs1aSgEFlrst Parish, st. Luke's, New Jeru-
Fndav1State streat st s,orhan,s ,,,a,.,..
street Sonora1ationoI ~, dept o. ohesthul
Saturdsv6fii@h strae1t EIrSt Pna1, Al
Somis fStevens Plains f"o' AieSpy'eIiau' All
'ou,s WV 0.0 i"ins'
II convenient refreshments should be sent
to the cafe between 10 a. m. and noon,
In the game of living whist hearts will he
trnmns and the sniff wiii hs 1ormod ~ ".i ~ W
iows "N" 'n0 sun WIN oo ioIiheu as TO-
Ao"o'
HEARTS.
Ace-MIss Emily Pierce.
nng nnlng-wIHilam@ Hl u @ ssnteT.
Enaye-NaIhan Hliffor6 "ooe'
Ten-Richard Webb
Nine-FTederic Talbot.
Fight-Bessie Allen.
Seyen-(;eO Rolfe
Six-John ii. Allen.
Fiya-Erank MeDowell
Four-Marparet WildeS
Three-Ionise Brown
Two-Edlth Anderson.
.
pLAMoNDs
Ace-Miss Lulu Gilkey.
nn1asnMMvi nnessnNMrs VII; lIcbn Sraoieyi Ssi,ows
KnaYe-Mr. Henry VerrilI.
Ien-Niiss Marcia Knight;
EEine.-MT; Eide. Nj. Ar,nur ,I IL; Gould.
ElgnI-Mlss Mabel GOnnor.
SEVEN S IN MI; I,,il AItnHr ,H IWltchel.
oA-Mr. rnup Deerlng.
rNe-rir. harry nlrgln.
rour-Mlss May Fleteher.
Three"mlss Marian Hlnkley.
1wo-Mls' may FRANK.
CLUBs
Ana Mica izzta Sto,,o,,
RingNMr Wiz Wiilto4 S'sSemS. svSaaS
| nnaenHMiss Wa1an MA:
Knaye-Mr' Herhart Psvsor
| Tan nsiSa isthai y9ie pio ay Son'
| Nine-Mr Gsoraa Nnyas
| Eiobt-Mr WsdswortI Sovas
| SeSan-Mr Harry na%s 'o1oo
| SixNMr EdHsrd' n Noyes
| Fjye-Mr Ilsiev Nnves
Eonr-Miss PSi2t,, HSsnn.A
T6raoMr EIn,to EHr.n EvmSius; xmSi
| TwoONIiss Hn1iss ds 'SH Staap wnippie'
A"o-a''' Jun" stevens
SPADES.
Ace-Miss Alice Storer
King-Dr. Bowers'
Oueen-Mrs, Chas + Cbanman
| KnaVe-Mr FranI HoWarI4 n GraI'nan'
Ten-NTisS a iioa n,nI1,nu iu'
Nine-Miss Me1Iie Kni@SSf
Eight-Miss Hattie Fassett.
SiYUMiss iH,ss Tas' Noady "; Dyer'
AomdSs 2;o ni Suia MOVES.
Fnyr-N,,.s FFM1-Mi Ssnner SIsie rna haniin.
Tbrso NSs pusie T CTanl, 1
TwoON,ss SaIiia Elank sn,aIt nrdG'
4"l0o o'iii0 Dnah'
In the Jarley wax work these will he the
portIond Sorro,
Aoison" nSutoo'
Achilles-Mr: Dennison.
Juno-Miss Henrietta Rice.