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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22
r. 7. DENNIS g. BRO.
Mp. George Willig.

Mr.. George Willig, who so ably
represented the First ward in the city
council, announces In The News Tor
reelection. Mr.. Willig is a gentle
man of great personal popularity, ano
one whose public record he delights
to refer to, He has served the people
of the First ward with an eye single
to the best interest of his constituents,
and offers his services for two years
more, promising to do in the future, as
he has done in the past, give his
attention and best energies TO the ad.
vancement of the interests of Waco
and the First ward. Mr.. Willig's
past services as alderman is a criteran
ofwhat his constituents may expect
from him in future. His every act
and vote is on the record where
everybody can see for themselves
He asks an endorsement of his term
just closing by reelection, feeling
that he deserves it,
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w. A. Poage.

With this issue the name of Mr.
w. A. Poage is announced for alder
man Of the First ward. Mr.. Poage is
young man with extraordinary ability
and sound judgment. He is well
known, and among his friends may be
counted the most reliable business
man of the city. 1t is only after
urgent solicitation, by numerous
friends, that he offers to serve the
people of Waco generally and those
of the First ward particularly as an
alternate representative, and he goes
into the canvass with many assurances
Of hearty support. Mr.. Poage is a
man possessed of brilliant attainment
arising from natural preoeptive quail
ties rarely equaled by any one who
has had his own row to hoe from
childhood. Whatever of ability he
possesses was acquired by hard study,
depending entirely upon his own re-
sources. The citizens of the First
would never regret his election to the
office to which he aspires.
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Deed Of Trust.

A deed of trust was filed yesterday
afternoon at 4:30, by T. w. Jackson,
proprietor Of the Royal hotel cigar
stand, in favor Of E. S. Thorpe, as
trustee, for the benefit of the following
creditors:
Whittinghill & Philips, $242.90;
Wackenbaete, Joseph &c Co., $S6;
Jacobs & Brandt, Sal so; Fl Meyer,
$16; Rotan Grocery company, $3.50;
CLARK, Dyer 81 Bolinger, $4,000; A. j.
Herr & Co., $3.50; Boyin & Co.,
$82.70.
The entire stock of goods, wares
and merchandise consisting of cigars,
cigaretts and tobacco is conveyed by
the instrument and the trustee has
taken charge and will at once proceed
to sell the same and with the proceeds
to pay off the above Indebtedness.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

A News reporter, in conversation
with several old citizens today, was
told that the rainy norther that is now
on US would hardly become any Sc.
verer than it is now and that there
was little danger that the fruit crop
would be damaged any further than it
is already. The damage from the late
freeze to fruit Is not near as bad as
most people would suppose,
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railway will sell tickets to San
Antonio today and tomorrow at four
cents per mile for the round trip, good
for return until the Both Inst. The
occasion of the sale is the meeting q
the Baptist Sunday School and
Culportsge convention. This road
will also sell one fare for the round
trip tickets TO Dallas for the Exon
federate reunion on April 5. The
tickets will be on sale on April A and
5 and will be good for return until
April IL.
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A Big Fight
On Austin street in prices Of cheap
groceries
Strictly For Cash.

No deviation from this rule under
under any circumstances,
Is pounds granulated sugar 81; Obs
green coffee 81, 4 packages coffee 9Oc.
l doz. 800 matches for 25c., Star to-
bacco 400, Ti1sley N. L. tobacco 55c.
Best pat. -four 81 40, meal 55c., 20
bars good laundry soap 81,
2lb. tomatoes 95c. per doz., Bib. to-
matoes 81 30 per doz,, gibbs beans 81.
Best uncsnvassed hams lie, bran
81 per hund-ed
Many other articles too numerous to
mention but all goods in my store at
prices in proportion. Remember me
and bring your cash and save money.
j. II. CHAMBERS,
Gil Austin street.
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ALL OVER TOWN.

The Waco Medical Institute which
meets tonight will discuss "Malarial
Haematuria."
The Waco Academy of Medicine
will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at
the Office of DIR. G. B. Foscue.
S. d. Anderson & Co., of Valasco
have filed deed of trust with Levine
Plunkett as trustee. All the parties
concerned are well known in Waco.
Two important happenings are an
nounced for today. Bill Poage an
nounces for Alderman Of the First
ward and Rognr Q. Mills was elected
United States Senator.
The Edgefeld people are doing
some vigorous kicking about being
fenced in, and declare they will pay
no taxes till they are let out of the
pen.
Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Wright is busily engaged summoning
jurors to serve at the United States
circuit and district court, which con.
vened in this city on April 18th.
Mr.. j. E. Ellison has been appoint.
ed state agent for Simon Hatch &
Written Co., of Boston. He will
leave for Boston about the 20 inst to
perfect arrangements for entering
upon his new duties.
A jolly hunting party, composed of
Messrs. Will Gribble, Kaufman Ed
ridge and number of others went
out yesterday morning and returned
last night. They bagged lots ofgame
and report good time generally.
Sanger Bros, are having their al
ready large show windows enlarged
to double their capacity. The change
is made so as to enable them to bet
ter display their goods and some cle-
CANT displays may be expected soon.
A forcible entry and detainer case,
STYLED Mrs. s. e. Hancock VS.. g. Gas
enheimer, was tried this morning be.
fore Justice j. N. Gallagher and re-
suited in verdict of guilty and judg-
ment for possession of the prem.
ises.
That part of the game law prohibit
ing the killing or catching of quail
goes into effect April LIST and holds
good till October LIST. The punish
ment for its violation is fine of $40,
together wife all casts of the suit
The time is drawing near and sports.
men will do well to keep April fool
day in their minds.
1t is rumored that Chairman Flint
will call meeting of the Democratic
executive committee of McLennan
county for next Saturday. Those
most interested in the matter as can
didates say that if it is not called fol
that day petition will be circulated
requesting that the members Of thi:
committee come together at an early
date.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

Telephone or call at o. ]. Miller's
for fresh strawberries, bananas,
Florida orar ges, California oranges;
for vegetables, such as asparagus,
caulaAower, celery, ripe tomatoes,
beets, carrots, turnips, radishes, greens
etc. Fresh salt water fish every Tues.
day and Fridays, No. 717 Austin
street.
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Dockery & Co., Assurance Agents
represent first rlass companies only.
Every attention paid to placing risks.
Give us a call at our new quarters in
the Provident building.
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REPRESENTATIVE Gerald

Advices from Austin announce the
illness of Judge Gerald, but the latest
this afternoon pronounce him much
better. Hc will perhaps be in the
house to vote on joint ballot for Mills
tomorrow.
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EgAn's black diamonds" will sool
give way to "cool comfort" try hin
ere it is too late.
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For Sale.

Three horses, one ten-horse power
engine and boiler and lot of shelving
and store fixtures. Cheap and on
good terms. MOORE BROS
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

A wagon loaded with coal broke
down on the suspension bridge this
morning which blockaded the bridge
for a short time.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

Toe Lehman's for Ice cream and
oonfeotioneries 1T South Fourth
street.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22
Lost

Lawson's dog "Mike." White
pointer, crooked tail. Please return
70 Warren Lawson.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22
Buy Egan's "Black Diamonds"

Straight dinner from IL to 2 and
anything you want at any hour at Joe
Lehman's.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

For sale, cabbage plants lot nextt tic
postofice.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

Call on Lack & Greepberg, 4l4t
Austin street, for fine spring suit.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-22

~ to Kellum 81 Lawson 113 s. 4
w SBst. for lots in Col. Heights
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The Waco Medical Institute which
meets tonight will discuss "Malarial
Haematuria."
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part.
DEMOCRATS, A VANTTOUT.

Ls Gpi'd Hem. journal public q
Baton Rouge, a toujours, depuis lie
commencement de cette Champagne.
soutenu = cause DIES fermiers. favori-
SAINT Ia candidature du Cap. T. S.
Adams pour gouverneur. ct Ia cause
contre Ia loterie. II trouve maiute-
nant cue Ia clique Fosterite de. boilers
lui a exclsmot6 son choix pour gou-
verneur; que les fermirrs ont 6tG
tFafiqntsa Lafayette, ct que les Eos
terltes ou les b0tfcrs sont q iouer dams
les mains DIES Republicans, ct s'ils he
pauvent reussir dams Ieur a~ttentat dc
prendre possession DIES rtnes du
commencement, de laisser lie psrti de
Ignorance ct du pillage Sc rendre
nai.re De lAEtst. Dams cette condj-
tioa &c chooses, lie CaptaI Hea, ne
volt rien de plus a fsire, oonme Jour
ma 3taocratiqls, honnGte ct sincere,
81 Is $ metre dams Ia procession
+ t-ulitre d6mocratique. ct dc 6onner
sor' support cordial ct sans reserve =
NcEnerl ct WickIitfe. lei nous don
mons ~ ~traduction dc Particle de
hcm dfinisssl.t 50 position
DC gage de bataille a etc lance par
les E6publicalns qui pratiquement
zont accord sur 10 ticket ou'ils ont
npnne, ct maintenant il est du devoir
lie caaque democratic de choisir pour
Iul-meme entire les deux tickets demo
;ratlques en- opposition, ct de donner
support cordial i celui qui a Ia
plus grande chance de battre les
rspublicains.
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Ii NOBLEhSE DE LIR4CTERE
DE McENERI

Lhesitation 1ue |. gouverneur
McEnery await d'-ccepter Ia candida
ture pendant Ia campaign. electorate
actuelle, est une autre pr.uve dn de-
endorsement de &c gentleman"
Bien qua Ia tat. du ticket demo
crate est le point de mire de tous les
envleux du parti Foster. il prGfere
etre absent du champ lie bataiile,
compliant sur l'esprit de justice ct le
DISAGREEMENT du 9.upl- pour lie de-
fendre.
ii occupr, en- &c moment. IN des
bancs de la Cour Supreme de IEtst
Gle la Louisiane. ct c'est pour cettr
ralson quill lui r6pugne de participer
achievement 4 Ia lutte. diferemment
&c certains orateurs dn parti Foster
qul mettent de cot: lcur mantesn
JaalcIalre, pour Sc r'onger dams Ia
"ooue' de ls poliliau~ anti McEnerx
ct anti-hoterie, sans L. .aoindre btsi
tation.
Beaucoup dc porsonnas :e ..smon.
dent q ie peaple ct les partisans do
VI. hcEnery lie doivent pa. insist4r
pour que lie chef du Ticket Democratic
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un autre trait de So natnra
augmente lie degoat que les boa-l
gems ont pour "ses detractenr,
Mails sill persiste dams SIN :.
hsrangHer lie peuple, SEES ami. /
geront son nom, ct feront rent.o.
la gorge de ses caIomnisten,.
paroles injurieuses qu'iIs
contre lui.
lie Gouverneur NcEnery 81 /.
blen connu ct trop Anne en- Lopi.;
pour quill SQUIRE DIES attauues \.
individus faux ct dGpourvus i !,
Laiosez-les raiIler ct mo
quill ~vcudront.
lis sont impuis-snte. ct comm.
don't lis -uivent r4ran h,
seront tcrs Fta en- temp It ! !.
(L'Orltanal,.)
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LES 1


La poignee d'hommes aui ont
commence le travail de desoroaniser
lie part democratique de cette ps.
rolsse an mois d'Octobre dernier,
qnand lis ont entrepris de considerer
CONNIE rien les re2les ct les usaocs
du part, ~continuent temerairement
q comhattre Ia vraie democratic
Republics par lie peuple s Felection en-
Novemhre d@erniar, is entreprirent
sans honte a m&lrepresenter lie bon
peuple de cette paroisse = Baton
Rouge, en- paraissant en- son (au nom
du peuple) nom pour les repr6senter
dams une convention de scissjonnaires
quand les vrais repr6sentants du
peupie partlcipaient dams Ia conven-
ton legale, si6g2nt lememe Jour.
Depuis leur retous de Baton Rouge.
lis ont continue leur agitation, susci-
~'%NA
tant DIES querelles politiques, ct essay
ant de tromper lie peuple dams la
croyance que ls ticket de Foster est
lie vrai ticket dtmoeratique, ct indui-
sant les ignorants parmi lie peuple d
Jolndrc les clubs favorisant Foster. et
q promettre de ne supporter sucun
autre ticket que celui de Foster. ct
de ne supporter ancun autre ticket
Gle paroisse que celui que ces sol
disant d6mocrate3 YOU front bjeo leur
presenter.
lis ont flit appel pour IN meeting
dc ratification poar dcnsin. i Lock
port, dams le bat. CONNIE lis le decla-
rent i~roniqncnent. lie donn.r Ienr
support an parti denocratiquc. en-
radiant la nomination faite par un-
convention Dc bDIierx. en- ratifant m
ticket place dams IA Champagne electo-
torale pour combattre le ticket regulier
de la democratic. Et pour inviter le
bon peuple de Sc rendre a cette assem-.
blee, OH les moyens aui d~evront causer
la DEBATE du parti regulier democra-
tlque seront discutes, ct, ~peut-etre,
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NNgECf-

HR: PLAcIDE HEEERT. At HorP,
I~ouinuse, Lafnurche Cros4ip
charge q All curlbla and vfsibi. -, AK
You can hnd Lim for con~alfatioD n $3.50 4s
lenses R"tol, L~afcurehe Crossing Al io
Cures the following diseases
Money affections; Dropsy, Pneumonia sspsE
Of all kinds, Paralysis, NervouSae'a,lev eT
nehrt d~i.eas-s, Rheumatism MI 80
Fr@ve5 t. the pablo the causes ara u.
OF All diseases. ' sources
full cases 0NNePs IN aoubEI
when guarantees are required. The n,.
may deposits money cyacted for cnra Paaehl
hands Of Mr.. II House who will rat,l w
sa1ie FIGURE is not affected. os"In M
Tome and be convinced
W ithout ~ Information given mr. ua
~ once locates the disease. makes his sV o
inglv "t7 = accord
Al ms medicines are pure az harml..,
10 prove this hen required, he will tabss
dose Of each atthcsamc time III Eot L &c .
meal. It nearly
Those unable to come for consultat,on :.
write. and the Doctor win call ON tGa I'LL ean
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Jusqu'ici lie Item ma soutenu aucun
| DIES sdeuxstickets, mais s'cst servi de
tous les moyens possibles, pour restorer
Harmonic dams lie parti sans esard
aux reclanations de lun on de l'autre
cote. Voyant sucun espoir mainte-
nsnt de. ramener a la raison les hon.
mes influences par IN esprit enrag6
de faction, lie Item a pris Ia resolution
de supporter lie cote quill croft sincere
ment a rempli los obligations de la loi
democratique, ne s'est servi d'aucune
deception, ct ma trompe en- ucune
facoa aucnn de leur frere democrates.
Pour les ~raisons que nous donrons
succinctemcnt ci-de.sous, nous annon-
cons sans hesitation que &c journal
supportera Ia candilature de McEnery
ct tout lie ticket don't il est 4 Ia tete.
10. &c ticket a etc nomme par la
convention reguliere dGmocratiqua de
lEtat.
20. Parce que lie ticket de Foster a
etc nomne par faction qui admet
qu'elle a etc battue dams les elections
primaries qui ort 6'u les d6l6gues a
la convention. Ce fait est de plus
soutenue par Ia raison donn6e par les
chefs de Foster, quand lis ont force lie
Capt. Adams de sacrifel les cspG-
RANGES dies classes irdustrielles d'obte-
mir les branches executives ct lSgisIa
tives du gouvernement de l'Etat, par
.lesqueIles lis auraient obtenu les
reformes tant desirees.
80. Parce que les chefs de Foster
mont pa. tenu fol avtc les fermiers
dams lie compacte de Lafayette, ct
pour les tromper, ont induit lie Capt.
Adams a promettre de dtcliner Ia
nomination feinte pour gouverneur
lui await dome, ct ainsi faire
au public qu'ils svaient agi en-
oonne fol dams le compacte, quand on
e salt, lis ont fat tout le contraire.
40. Parce que, pour une raisoD qpi
est pas la moindre, McEnery. le
rtgulierement nomme. est
: la loterie dune maniare
'onsequente, parce quill est lie candi-
e plus fort maintenant devant le i
oppose Az part republican,, ct
'arce Gull est celui qui a la plus
chance lie Sc f.ire elire. .
IL Sc trouve encore bien d'autres
aisons pourauoi' lie parti devrait /
Importer McEnery, nais notre espace
mltee nous empGche de les mention
er lei aujourd'hui.'
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Les republicans qui depuis quinze
ans Sc tenaient dams leurs retranche-
ments, proftant de notre desunion. en-
sont SORTS ct sont entries ouyertenent
en- campagne. Cest par centaines Que
Ia Dande noire est arrivee q Ia Nouyel-
lie Orleans pour prendre part 4 Ia
convention apr6s DIES debats tapa-
g-urs ct repuInants. les leaders ont
reussi a former IN ticket d'Etat.
Tout les candidats, q Exception du
sacretaire d'Etat, sont DIES blancs. &c
qui Il OccasiOnG un tumulte indescrip-
thle, les n6gres v~oulaient etre plus
largemenu representts, mais CONNIE
dhabitnde les bosses leur ont fait
avaler la pilule sans plus de facon,
4 seuIe concession qui l-ur a etc
flito ct celle De Martinez q Coulenr. !
Ia place de Stoddlrl CONNIE surlnteh
dant d. i~,instruction publique. Mr.
4artiaet est IN gentleman, don't per-
s~onnallement On n peut rien dire.
mais Il men 7et pa moins p6nibie 4
yoir Ia direction de l,~instrnction pa-
I'll iae entire les mains d'al honme Il,
cpalalr, qls!4 i 5oient ses capacite
81 les ants dc la canpagne Gtaient
venus a la Nouvelle Orleans ces i,urs
passes, ct encore a present, lis reh6-
chlFaient aux consequences desas
treuse< qui peut Y avon pour notre
rae, lear ent6tement a diyiser le
part. lis verraient aux alentours
Gle Ia douan2 des masses compactes
de nekres politicians venus de toutes
les paioissrs de I'Etat. qui jubilent i
Tide d p%ouroir, peutetre, dechiqueter
&c qui reste de notre pauvre Louisiana.
& noble McEncry await fat 81
heuFeuss ct s. prosp6re sous son
administration
Esperons dependant que les brebis
9 -artes reyiendront au bercail, Que
! hoanet@ ct IA Justice preyaudront
Ia iiscorde ct Ia RUNE qui aous
mensrent, ct que les tripoteurs poii:i-
Iues, qui ne trayaillent que pour eux
resreyont seuls ayec leur desAonneur
lie Capital Item" de Baton Rouge,
Went den douner ie1enple, chaud
partisan T. fAiIiance et de Ia comb
de Lafayette, Il Went de repu-
Her ces premieres attaches ct E'est
franchement avec la maiorita
1emocrati4ue, 4 r-aie, sous IL ar
llere DE- NcEnery. II. Il. ".
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adoptes, lis ont annoncs que ceux
qui voudraient y psrtlciper ~seraient
trsnsporteS sans coht dun bout de la
paroisse a l%autre, par des bateaux q
vapeur.
lis ont Gu la temerite, en- d'autres
termes, d'inviter les democrates de
venir ct de participer dams leur "Dans
b~elliqueuse' contre lie parti democratic,
ct atm d'ajouter a l'injure, lis leur
pfoposent II transportation sans
cont. Leurs emissaires sont d inviter
I'VE endorsement tout lie monde de
les joindre dams cettc excursion qui
ne coutera rien a personne.
Les democrates qui 81 ~respectent,
2" Sc laisseront pas prendre par cette
invitation, ct refuseront de prefer
meme l'in1aence de leur presence, soft
aans leNcursion sans cont, soft en- Sc
! ndant All meeting contre lie parti
ds nocritlque ce serait leur faira trop
d~h7nneur. Que les independents ct
les sci%esionnaires ratifent autant que
eets poarrs Ieur fairc plalsir, mais
gu lis y f~assent cux-memes. lis mont
pas lie droit ne s'attendre Que les
dtlnocrat-s les joignent, pas meme
e pretexte d'opposcr la loterie.
GA peut opDoser Ia loterie sans pour
celia abandonner lie parti Democrat
que.
Lea dtmocrates, honnetement OBJ
posas = la %loterir, peuvent voter pour.
supporter, lie ticket reguIisr de IL
dem cratic, ct en- meme temps voter
CO.. TIE Il loterie, sis 10 yeulent lis
qu'avec une election honuete
e un compte juste, leur vote pou.
Mckinney It contre la loterie comptera
aISsi bien coatr. la Ioterie, ou'un
vote pour Foster ct contre la loterie
LIS ne s0nt pas 81 ~insenses ou'iis ne
Voient pas que tout &C parchment de
on vote pour McEnery etant IN
vote pour la loterie," est simplement
mpTovIse pour amorcer les fanatluues
1t les gems fables DIES orlt.
C-s nouFeaux ennemis de la demo
reguliere, feraient bien de s'ar-
eter pour considsrer combian il .
cute an partI pour conbattrc ct tenir
n artet les hordes de republicans
'endant les jours t~enebraux de Ia
ec~ohstFuction, ct pour r6fiGohir 9ien
scTieuseinent ayant de bonner leur
s9l:tancc s briser los barriere3 de
auVesarde 4ui ont etc erig4es avec
ant de sacrifices. Leur bonbeur
utar ct celui de leurs femmes ct he
,urs ~enfaEts, ainsi que Ia paix ct lie
ordrc de la communaute, peuvent
ire ms en- danger par ce movement
aIls sont sur lie point d'inaugurer:
assurement ees considerations me-
tent une r6hexion ssrieuse de leur
art.
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II. DUGAs. FKLtx DueAs. j., f.LsRI,-c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS

"Muldoon's Picnic" u the attraction
ct Rsdmond's for this week, which 10
the concluding week OF the season.
They claim it 10 . new vernon, and il
10; so are the people who try at playing
il. The audience on Sunday evening
Was in constant merry mood. The
first matinee will be given today.
Manager Smith has some unusually
strong twins in the olio. which was pro-
sented 1T bis theater last evening.
Loretta was his premier card. and the
daring Hrial artsst was gwen an enthu-
siastic reception. Matlnees will be in
order tomorrow, Friday and Saturday.
It 10 now fitting to cav . word about
Manager Burroughs. His friends,
who are legion, are one in
accord that he should have
benefit. He deserves one. He
has ever been courteous, obliging and
oven self-sacriflc, even under perplex-
ing and trying circumstance. All en-
and women and children who are
patrons Of this thester will unite in
testifying that they have been treated
ct all times with polite confederation,
and good order has always been the
rule. Manager Burroughs has been
persistent IN the enforcement Of this
rule. It would b an oversight in this
connection not to express the gratitude
Of the Newspaper men who are under
obligations, for the ever prevalent cour.
tesy Of this truly genial manager. For
the Same pleasant considerations Mr..
Burroughs' reliable lieutenants, Treas
urer De Lamater aud Head Door.tender
Ella Gray, are deserving of kindly
recognition for many favors and cour.
tesies. Nov let Mr.. Burroughs name
the date of his benefit.