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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
LEAD PENCIL JoTTINGs,
Memoranduns Made in the Re
porter's WANDERING,
Local sPlinters.
MONDAY.


A large number of the friends O
MI. Will ii. Wheeler went to the train
this morning to shake hands with
that gentleman and his family and bic
them farewell. Mr.. Wheeler left on
the $50 train for California, where ht
goes TO reside permanently.
Mr.. c. F. Brennecke, formerly Of
this city. but now PRESIDENT of G reen.
way. Ark. was married to Miss Belle
Russell. of Greenway on the Sd inst.
Mr.. Brennecke captured the daughter
of a prominent citizen of Greenway.
The CoUy1er. published in that town
says Miss Russell was considered the
belle of the town.
The Directors of the new Bank
are negotiating for a lot on which to
erect a building for the Bank. They
will build some where ON Main street.
Mr.. J. G. IIaydocke has resigned
the Authorship OF the Cape Girar-
deau Southwestern Railway.
Use Cheatham's Tasteless Chill
Tonic. better than pie. but il breaks
the chills off short and no mistake.
Guaranteed TO cure. SO
The employees of the Carbonate,
Grand Tower Il Cape Girardeau
Railway had all excursion TO this city
yesterday. There were about sixty
people on the train, and they were ac-
companied by the Murphysooro Brass
Band. Mr.. Wagner. formerly of this
city, is leader of the Murphysboro
Band and that fact is a guarantee that
the band is f~irst-class. The excur-
sionists enjoyed the day here. and
many of them regretted that they
could not remain with us longer.
Gen. J. a. Wickham, Adjutant-
General of Missouri, writes to Capt.
Bierwirth that 1.-The entire forces of
the State will go into camp some
time in July. Hold Yourself in
readiness for the event.
Father Nugent preached a very
able and eloquent sermon in st. Vim
cents Catholic Church Sunday after
noon.
We publish elsewhere in this
paper a communication regarding the
price of lime. We know nothing
about the lime business and we are
therefore not prepared 10 say any
Ting on the subject. If our lime
manufacturers desire to make any
statement, our columns are open to
them.
Ask your druggist for Chcatham'S
Chill Tonic. Distinguished
the old original by the word
..tastelcss" printed IN red on all car
tonns and labels. \ new departure.
but the result of wears of careful study
and experimenting. No cure no pay"
Take it and be happy. 50
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30

\ new safe has been devised which
is said to be proof against any unau-
ihorized opener, even if he be. pro-
vided with the proper key. The key
hole cover is made with catch inside
which engages with mechanism
within the door and is held fast. The
mechanism connects with the pointers
of four dials, and the cover cannot be
removed to allow the door to be
opened until the pointers have been
set at the figures of a predetermined
cipher: When the cipher is Indicated
the handle on the right is turned and
the keyhole thus uncovered. Should
the cipher be forgotten the Ove cal
be cut open and a duplicate. supplied
with the safe. substituted. The safe
is fireproof and admits of 10000
cipher combinations.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
Decoration Day.

We gather where our comrades rest
In summers opening hours,
The turf, which lies upon each breast,
To strew with sweetest flowers.
Iron each hill their graves are made,
Where white the marble shines:
where're the willow casts its shade
Or wreathe the myrtle vines.
No sacred plot but holds a form
That, moldering now 10 clay,
Once drew the sword and faced tina storm
In battles conflict day.
Not for revenge or hate they dared,
Nor fame's alluring quest:
They fought that freedom might be spare'
To shelter souls oppressed
These put aside the joys Of youth,
Dared struggle, pain and tears;
Dcarer to them a nations truth
Than case OF selfish years.
And long as human hearts shall move,
Or honor crown the brave.
So long shall fold a nations love
Above the soldiers grave.
And Oft as times revolving hours
This tribute day shall bring,
So oft these graves with sweetest flowers
shall blossom with the spring.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
THURSDAY.

Our restaurants were crowded
with business yesterday, and our no.
tells did well, too.
The Owl Club will give a grand
excursion on the 18th of June to the
st. Francis River.
-"T'resent this card at the church
door," is a new and novel way of i'll
wiling friends TO a wedding. 1t is a
Cape Girardeau invention.
DIR. G.. W. Travis has the finest
flower garden in Southeast Missouri.
The doctor and his lady take a great
interest in the cultivation of flowers
and as a result of their labor they are
surrounded at their home with the
rarest and most fragrant flowers that
grow.
English SPAWN Liniment re-
moves all Hard, Soft or Calloused
Lumps and BlemiShes from horses.
Blood SPAWN Curbs. Splints Sweeney.
Ring-Bone STILES. Sprains, all swollen
Threats, Coughs. etc. Save $50 by
Use of one bottle. Warranted the
most Blemish cure ever known. Sold
by Rider Il Whichterich. Druggists.
Cape Girardeau Mo.
1t vas reported Oh the streets this
morning that a young man in this city
attempted to cross over to the other
side last night by the morphine route,
but we understand that cigarette
smoking was what allied the fellow.
lie smoked about twenty-five cigar
cites in about that many minutes.
Only a few more weeks and all
our schools will be closed for this
season. Then We will be Lonesome
for three long months.
-Workmcn are at work putting a
new slate roof on st. Vincent's Church
building.
Peter Carroll is plastering B. F,
Speaks new house on Spanish street,
The brick work on Otto Freder-
ich's Good Hope street building was
completed last week and the car.
penters are now at work OH the
building.
Hobbs & Son will move into their
fine new store house about the first OF
August.
That bright idea around on Main
streets blowing about scooping some
body Oh the Normal Carbonate ex.
cursion, and from what we have
learned since his return from thai
trip, we are inclined TO think that he
did sure enough make a scoop. He
is a pushing man when it comes tc
scoops like the scoop he made over a
! Murphysboro.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30

Married, at the residence of til,
brides father in this city. May 24th
1891, by Rev. Flachsbart, of thu
Lutheran Church, Mr.. julius c. FisheI
and Miss Martha Pott, daughter O
Henry a. Pott.
The bridesmaids were Miss L. Fisher
and Miss Emma Pott and the grooms
men were Mr.. +. Pott and Mr.. Petel
Maui.
The bride was dressed in elegant
brilliante. and looked as sweet as morn.
ing roses newly washed with dew
The groom wore the regulation black
The wedding was attended by quite
n large number of relatives and init.
mate friends. and after the ceremony
was performed all were invited to
partake of an elegant supper which
was prepared by the bride and her
sister.
The DEMOCRAT joins the many
friends of the popular and worthy
young couple in extending TO them
congratulations. May their union add
10 their already profitable lives, pure
happiness and prosperity.
Following is a list of the presents
received by the young couple:
Grandma Pott, ten dollars in gold:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fisher, ST.. parents
of the groom, white bed spread: Miss
Liddy Fisher, handmade scarf; Miss
Emma Pott, fancy rocking chair: Mr..
r. Maui. fancy rocking chair: Emel
and Louis POtt, fancy -four barrel
filed with flour: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Burkhardt, Peru, Ind, table linen,
napkins and pin cushion: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Fisher, Jr.. Sedalia. Mo-, silver cas-
ter; Mr.. John Fisher, Sedalia. Mo.
carving set: MIR. and Mrs. +. W. Pott.
fancy tea set: Mr.. and Mrs F. W.
NOgt, cooking stove; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Pott. st. Louis. lace spreads and
pillows: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Iaeger.
granite teapot. dozen breakfast plates.
dozen dinner plates, white bed spread;
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Roth, plates,
cups and sauccrs, butter dish, cream
pitcher and salt shaker: Mr.. and Mrs.
\. lIuters, parlOr lamp; Miss Ma
thilda Iaeger, table cloth and towing:
Mr.. John Bremmcrmann, silver cake
stand: Mrs. AIvena Bremmcrmann.
dozen desert dishes: Mr.. J. \ Frank.
parlor hanging lamp; Mrs. Frank
Clock. Mrs. L. Graden, silver syrup
stand: MIR. VIM. Norwcg. two live
pigs: Mr.. Johnnie Gradcn. fancy water
set: MIR. Katie Sherman, cake stand.
Miss Anna Frank, desert set: Miss
Emma Farhold. tea set; Mrs. Katie
Sherman. table linen and napkins: Mr..
and Mrs. A. Shivelbine. fancy sewing
table: little Willie Shirelbine. break
fast caster: MI. and Mrs. l.. W. Miller.
white bed spread and baby doll: Nh.
John l.. Miller. carpet sweeper: Mr..
ID. a. Glenn, table cloth and napkins:
MIR. and Mrs. John st. Avit. fancy ice
pitcher and handsome bouquet: Miss
Virginia L. Cramer. handsome bou-
quot: Miss IIolda Roth. crOchc t tidy:
Rev. Flachsbart. PRAYER book.
Many more presents were among
the above named on which the cards
of the kind sender were lost and can
not be given.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
case of Robert 7. Gibonev

The case of Robert 7. Gibone!
against the German Insurance Com
pany, of Freeport, Ills, occupied the
attention of the Common Pleas Court
this morning for two Or three hours
The Judge has the case under advise
ment.
Mrs. W. II. Krayer, of st. Louis
daughter of Mr.. George Ilirsch. OF
this city. has been here for a week or
two visiting her parents and old
friends.
-Eugeue ST. Avit returned home
from Memphis, Tenn, Wednesday
night. lie anne up on the steamer
Cherokee. Gene is one of the Cape
boys who has a host of friends and
they were delighted TO see him return
home.
Maj. Brooks, Chief Engineer on
the st. Louis, Cape Girardcau and
Fort Smith Railway, returned home
to-day from Mammoth Springs, where
he has been looking over the route of
the proposed extension of the road.
John Brod. one of the cleverest
drummcrs that visits this city. is here
this week looking after the wants of
his customers. John has lots of friends
in this part OF the country. and if he
hasn't got a good trade here he ought
10 have.
John ii. Bremerinann. who was
here on a visit, returned to ST. Louis
this morning. Before leaving he or
dered the. DEMOCRAT sent to his adj
dress in ST. Louis.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30

Lemon Chill Tonic is more grncr-
ally used. is more pleasant to take and
more certain 10 curc than any chill
tonic on the market. The proprlctors
authorize the persons. whose names
are to this article. to guarantee each
bottle to do what is claimed for it or
refund the money. Instead of the
sickening stuff YOU had to give your
sick child. this is so pleasant to take
that they look with pleasure to the
time TOR another dose. For sale by
Miller Il Wilson, Cape Girardeau and
Ben. Schwab. Dutchtown, Missouri
auril-4-l-y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
TT :

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius {. Fisher
requests us to return thanks for them
TO their kind relatives and friends for
the many useful and handsome pres
eHts they received on the evening of
their marriage.
The First Natioral Bank will oc-
rurv the Harris building on Main
street. The hca.Ion is convenient for
all PEOPLE who have business with Il
bank.
Henry Koch. the contractor. be-
gan the brick work Yesterday on ID.
\. Glcnn's store building on Main
street. The building will be COM
plctcd ready for occupancy i'll about
two months.
Capt. John 4. Snidcr is in attend
ance at the Common Pleas Court.
Since Mr.. Snider retired from office
holding he is building up a good
practice, and we arc informed that he
is very successful in all the cases in his
charge.
The New Madrid Record says
three thousand dollars fer sclf-binders
went away from New Madrid this
wear. The farmers down in New
Madrid county are raising more
wheat than they used TO raise. They
find that wheat farming pays better
than corn.
The Cape's favOrite steamer. the
Idlewild. got in to-day at two O'Clock
p. H.. with the finest trip she has had
for a long time. Her cabin was over
crowded with passengers for the
Cape. Bob Taylor says this is the
largest passenger trip the ldlewild
has had this ycar-in fact they had
about all the people they could ac-
Cuuumodatc.
A number of. the jurymen for
the Common Pleas Court went on an
| excursion to Commerce this after
noon on the steamer Idlewild.
AT last a majority of the citizens
| of Jackson have arrived at the con-
cluSion that saloons are not so bad as
| they have been lead TO believe. and
they have signed a petition for a
saloon. with the provisO. however, that
there is TO be but one saloon in the
town. and that must be established in
the real end ola livery stable or black.
smith shop-ori in some other secluded
corner out of sight of the Cash Book
office.
The New Madrid Record says
the Hon. Marshall Arnold, of Benton
will deliver the address to the gradu'
ates ofSt. Nincent's College, this city
at the Annual Commencement mex
month. This is another case of e
away from home TO learn the new
Mr.. Arnold is an able speaker ant
our people would be pleased to heal
him speak on the occasion named
but if he has been invited to do Sc
we have not been informed of til,
fact.
Mrs. Spann has sold her propert.
in this city and will move to ST. Lotus
Hunts Cure is the greatest rem
edy for skin diseases ever known
Ringworm. itch and all kindred dis
eases positively and permanent,
cured. Your money will be refunded
if it fails. Price so cents. so
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
For Decoration Day.

All those having relatives or friends
buried in Lorimier OF the New CITY
Cemeteries will please deliver their
flowers at the court house Saturday
morning. not later than 9 O'Clock, as
the committee i'm charge of the flow
crs will start from the court house al
9 O'Clock to decorate the soldiers
graves at those two cemeteries.
TIE COMMITTEE
HENRY HOPPER, Chairman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
Lemon Chill Tonic.

Is so pleasant that children look
forward to the time to take it and vet
is certain to cure the worst case OF
chills, and is a sure blood purifier
while the appetite will improve from
the first day of its use. Remember
that each bottle is guaranteed to cure
the most stubborn chill and in connec.
ton with Wells Lemon Liver Pills
will cure the worst case of bilious
fever, dyspepsia or rheumatism
Manufactured only by the Lemon
Chemical Co. For sale by Miller <
Wilson. Cape Girardeau and Ben.
Schwab, Dutchtown, Mo. 4
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
COURT CALENDAR.

CorNrY C0uEr-Sebastiau Albert, Presid.
ing Judge: Jas II. Miller, Groves $. Wills,
Associates: William Paar. Clerk- terms
meets first MONDAYS in February, May, August
aud November.
CIH'rIT CuUHT-H. L. O'Bryan, Judge. IT, II.
English. Clerk-5 terms-meets on first Mondays
In January, May aud fourth Monday in August.
CuNHnS PLEAS CorET-Maurice Cramcr,
Judge. + II. E~ngelmann, Clerk-3 terms
meets ith Mondays in January, May and Sep
tembrr.
PROBATE C~oUEI-JOseph Koehler. Judge and
Clerk+ terms-mects second Mondays in Feb
ruary. May. August and November.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30

MAMMOTH SPRINGS, ARK, May %.
Chief Engineer Brooks and Assist
ant McIiea, of the st. Louis, Cape
Girardeau and Fort Smith Railroad,
were in town to-day. They were TAX
ing a typographical survey of a route
to this place for their road. A num-
Der of citizens met them, and appro-
pirate resolutions were passed. The
road is already completed to Hunter,
Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
HENRY HOPPER, Chairman.
xneumati.m Cured i'm n Day.

mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to
days. Its action upon the system i,
remarkable and mysterious. II re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
case Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, 75 cents. Sold by
Rider Il Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardeau, Mo.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
suicide at Charleston.

Daniel Woods, all old resident OF
Mississippi county. suiciied Saturday
night. Ills body was found Sunday
morning hanging TO a rafter in his
wagon shed. Woods was n farmer
and was highly respected by his
ncighbors. The cause of his rash act
is unknown.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
The Flint National Rank Organized

The stockholders of the new Bank
met last Saturday and organized by
clecting the following named gentle
man as officers: ID. 4. Glenn. Tresi-
dent; w. Il. Wilson, Nicc-Fresident;
l.. S. Joseph, Cashier: II. 7. PcirOnnct,
l.. W. Miller. b. F. Davis and VIM
ii. Coervcr, Directors. The Bank
will be a National Bank and will be
called the First National Bank of Cape
Girardcau.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30
RATES,
hallway Timetable.
Cape Guardian Southwestern Railway.

LEAVES CAPL GIRARDEAU.
No. /, Hunter Passenger. ... 6:G An.
No. s, Delta Passenger -..-.. 10: 10 A NJ.
No. :. Delta Passenger --.-- ... IA Pm.
No :, WiIliamsville Passenger Gas AN
AEEIYEs At CAFE GIRARDEAU.
No ., Hunter Passenger -.-...-..-. 40 Pm.
No. 1, Delta Passenger ..-.--...... .EaJ0 IN.
No. d, Delta Passenger. ..--. $500. 3:4J Pm.
No. :. wiIliamsville Passenger S:I5 Pm.
E-Nos. l, >, ;, 4, : and 6daily except Sunday
Nos. : aud : sundays only.
No. ) makes close connections at Delta with
north bound trains and No. ) with south bound
traius on Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain II Il.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-05-30

CARBoNDALE- GRAND TOWER AND
CAPE G~IRARDEAU RAILWAY.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
Notices of marriages must be indcrsed with full
name aud address.
DIED.

Ba!d sf.say a. ssHS'f n e ca @
Fss jssa1,y ;e5cs 81 3 a @ Church on Friday
Funeral services be held at hi late residence IS Last
Relatives snI friends are invited To- attend.
BSHor0 NorSaS Conn wsdnsdsy Jangsryy 2s Of
tneunCDlS trace ntdnt daughter OF n f. aIu 'ehhs
Funeral private
Steward, 27th Inst, Mary f.. widow Of Henry K Bogert
Funeral Thursday at ~ n az No. 10 Granorey PARK
g Brown. son VI Lewis b. and Lima NJ. Blown, ia ths
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
D9es3STA sSi 9uoege Aome';esa Long Island January
Philadelphia papers Please copy y'O''" 'se' ~ ''''''
I ns G a & @ oa on So Sad feaa %s. l'2s 2ap: q:
FEeads se lnyi. to attend the funeral from his late resi-
Interment a. Greenwood Cemetery at 30 IN. Friday
New-YorA CITY John HERMAN, in the Goth year OF lis
Funeral services s. Bartholomew's Church 4thst and
Madi'on.ale, on Thursday, JEnuary %, az 10 a. IA.
il - sndly requested that no flowers be sent.
No iS MSde3 S,nuay s 4 a' s i.a .:
Funeral @ ere % & Pom ' c at Sb5S s sfess on Friday mornn,
January 80. at 10 O'Clock.
Es 5S e t@n @ y f. l. S J1'ay "a ~ 2' j lioI ies GsIn c
LUFF-On Monday, January &C, 1891, Sara Jane wife
Relatives friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to 9ttend the funeral at her late residence Garons.
nihao'Gn Ihnrsday, January 2' az p !a,..oo.
q the train leaving the Grand Central Depot at ii l5
Intrnent Greenwood following Friday. the Both
NcDONALD-on Monday. January 20, at his residence.
Funera from Twent.Hrd Street Baptist Church. corner
Albany. y. Y, papers please copy.
McENTEE-At Kondout. y. ", January o., Jervis
Funeral from his lat residence O'Clock Friday after
Trans leave West Shore Depot NewYork at 10 rs a. m
returning. leave Kngs,on at 4j p. m.
McEnee4e member. q IL, the ,o Naeopal Acadsmyu sS Il
s hG' Nest Is sh"rc aSs leave Nc@Yors az az i 'H
and returning leave NHT"'SP SbbItG@ 81 tG@S RrG%nARDs
Corrss ponding Secretary y. A.
MSot'pT u '2qSy % 6ss,5n 2s n hS, S,a: s
FTnSraI from her late residence 81 Park-ss MOntcar
and " r. r. Via Christopher Street Ferry. az 70
Street Is'; Ferry. a, 80 a. m
oLMSTEAD-At New-Canaan Conn. Monday January 20.
Frederick Roswell only Of Geo. NJ. and Hattie o.
FaDeral services Thursday Goth inst. at 80 p. m.
IABOLD-At her residence in Ocean Grove, NewJersey,
on the 2sth Of January, Elizabeth, widow Of Daniel
rntSrment at Greenwood Saturday
SHERWOOD Wednesday. January 2s. Sarah B.. wife Of
Fnefai services viii be held as residence BOZ West
47th;st Friday at D. m Relatives and friends are In
srODDARD-At Kings Fcrrv. Florida January 90 Msu.
rice Franklin StOddard of Morgan and Layinia sod
Topeka Kansas. and Peekskl N " papers please copy.
UNDERHIIL-On Fourth day. first month, 2sth 1891.
Phebe f. wife Of David X. Cnderhlll.
dcncs Ies vcrn90,aye, brooklvn. - .,.
SssYi sfo invitsa SS' 70 Gse attend q: Il 'O J. IL '
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
MS MR. rnREr BEEN INFLICTED 4GATN'

yoqo, Frank Elret has had to pay ra'h'i d'aiy io'
Ms esl. .rl,nce with yong women 10 ""o" ' -
n w. r,rtl Yesterday md yeriG last n-hi upon Wh-'
,,,,,d ~ D.. Trustworthy authority, that MIS- ''af'
Ha,,rr hal accepted $4,000 In consideration Ior "n.'H
ann he had agreed 20 prosecute young Nr fh,o o'
DAMAGES Tor fil-e arrest aAd Imprisonment "'
,,y d.~s aco told lu-p,-'o- byrn tnst Ne hnu D.''
-, - "a ooo in money and le"rl- hr the woman.
-,. ,,,- ,r,.,eI in washington on "'r'''' n". ''
court was promptly discharged. she 1'h l"'',V'.u !"
, A.. ~ r.t for damag,-. one of the trfu9 % Oh'
,u m ,-t riqht that he could not say positively Wh"
-, t,s,, ,,tJ 10 silence the girl, but that shc ma"
lo.r ..,.r,uadcd1 ahandon hcr intention u p'-''""
- to7 p,rkaye last night It said that Mr.. LhIet
VA o a. home
New-York tribune., 1891-01-29
INCIDFNTS IY SOCIETT.

Mr.. Joseph G.. Lontlll0n, II 80. 80 West Eleventh
st. gave an Informal dance -t night for her dauehtr'
Mis-, Marie DE- Tours Lcntlhon. About ffJy young
peoplo were pr-out There was 10 coullou Among
tho-, present were Mis-, GOodrdge tho M-soe sands
Miss Manlcc Mlss Burden. Miss Jafrv, Miss Forh"'-
Leith. Miss May Barron. Miss sattercc Mis' Potter
Miss rhomp-on, Mi.s Ewing. Bond Emcr-"n Ern"st
Adce f. lllhouse j. L. Kcrnochan, V. g. Han, Gc'r;c
Gray, Murray strong H. i. Webster Edward Crosby,
+. T. rams. \. = Webb and Howard Gallup.
Mr., g. g. do GarTcudiI gave dinner for MIS-
olou Morris, 81 Baltimore last NJ eht At her home. 10
AZ West Forty eisht-,t Among tho guest wcro Miss
Nc.u. " NcWport, Mss Cameron, MF. and Mr.. Rich
ar irwin. -ir Eodcrick Cameron broclaolst Clstins
and T.. Dyer, IT,
4 supper was given to T.. 5. Willard, the English
actor. AZ Dcmgnico'5 on Tuesday evening " Richard
Mansfield. The lucst, were pcopio we'll known III
society. among them being Sebastian schlcsneer ana
Tr. ~ ,,c, >chlcsug,r WHO have lately returned frum
England; NJ and MI. l.. ElyGVadnrt, General ana
Alr- e. i. VIII tier, NJ. and Mr. Frederic E,rr. ~
AID Mr. willard +. Ward, Mrs Dunl'E HopNn1 VIZ
. a Nrs Duu Ia, kO .Aa0I % jude Up,acc .lu'''I
=. W. Van ho-kcri, VI. aud Mrs pilhn1ti DIR, Ana
Hrs J.. \. Luck 'ph Hinton AID Ni-@ Hc-,ie
j alton Tomorrow afternoon Mr. and M7. A VI;
Primer viii give large reception f'r Nr. Willard
AT the. home No. - Ea,t sixty MIN st.