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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

PIITsBuRa, Feb, li.-It having been
reported to the council Of the Amori-
can Federation OF Labor that the mem.
beers OF tue labor unions are discFimin.
ated against in employing laborors on
the Worlds Fair buildings ut Chicago,
the council has instructed President
Gompurs 10 write 10 the chief OF the
department ofcOnstTuclion 10 abatn the
evils complained Of. In the event Of
u refusal to do 30, Gompers Ia en-
powered 10 call all tho labor organiza.
tons affiliated with the Federation to
consider the advisabillty OF Withdraw.
ing their patronage from the Worlds
Fair. Having suspicion that the
Nebraska oight.hour law was being
violated, the secretary OF the Fedora.
ton has been instructed to call on the
Nebraska trade organizations TO furn.
ish certified evidence as 10 such viola
tions! II the evidence tends to show
that the law ia violated, the sum OF
100000 will be appropriated to prose-
cute the offenders.
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that it VIII bs q Notable
sfttr.


WASHINGTON, Feb. ii.-There nrc
indications that this week viii ho u
notable one Ia Congressional annals,as
one IN which political Issues viii be-
made up. In the House, there will be
made an alignment Of the members ON
the silver question, and Il II probable
that In the Senate VIII be- defined the
economical policy Of tho Democrat,
rs u sequence Of the programme
adopted by the majority IN The House.
The bill providing Tor the public print
ing and binding, which IL the business
Ia the Senate, will probably beattscked
IN the section creating tho Office Of
superintendent OF public documents.
Indeed, Democratic senators are dis
posed 10 question the statements made
by tue majority Of thn committee, 10
the effect that the entire bill IL Ia the
Interest Of economy. The Senate on
the measure 10 expected 10 occupy
several days. The bill to prevent tho
Rdultemtl0n anu misoranding uf food
and drugs stands next IN order Of the
measures to bo considered, but II Is
possible that II may DO antagonl1ed by
the Senatorial case Of Clagett vs. Du-
bots. Vest may call up his bill provid-
Ing for the erection OF public buildings
for pOstoillccs In towns md cities
where the receipts exceed $4,000 an
nuhlly. The urgent deficiency iii
will also be- called up at the inst op-
portunity.
II Is probable that the subject OF mp.
preparations will be the principal topic
Of discussion ia the House during the
week, unless tho silver question T..
forced to the 'front.'. Tomorrow Is ''sus-
pension" day, and there arc several
bills on the calendar which their
friends believe eau secure the two
third vote necessary for passage. IL IL
the intention Of the Indian affairs COM
mitteo to call up the Indian up.
preparation bill early In the week. Fri.
day will be devoted 10 private claims,
unless the subject OF appropriations
ehould interfere with tho ordinary
procedure. Tho rules committee has
several resolutions before II, and tho
proceedings Of the committee will be
ofspocial interest In Wow Of the fact
that one resolution Is that introduced
by Bland making the silver bill apo-
cial continuing order In the House.
The silver men are striving 10 have the
order reported at an carly date. Should
there be much delay in the rules COM
mittee the fight viii DO preGipitated
without awaiting action by the rules
committee on the request TO make the
silver bill u special act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

AToinsoS, Kas.. Feb. l3.-Bernard
J. Schmidt "a weli-known farmer Of
Atchison county, went 10 Germany
last November to visit his old home,
aud was Immediately arrested on tho
charge Of DESERVING from tho German
army thirty years before. Efforts for
bis release proved fTuitless until the
Emperor's birthday, on tho eth Of
January, when Emperor William IT,
celved letter from Sohmldta eleven
year-o'd daughter hero, begging for
her fathers release. iaThe Emperor was
touched by the petition and the man
was pardOned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

CHICAGO, Feb. li.-John Hough IA
under arrest, charged with assault aud
intent to commit murder, and his wife
In lying at the point OF death, uneon.
scious and with fractured skull. Late
tonight, M she was stopping aboard n
street car, nj Monroe and Green streets,
HOugh approached, grabbed her by
the arm and dragged her down street.
telling tho bystaniers that sho was
drunk and ho was going to take her
home. Suddenly throwing her 10 tho
ground, no seized hor head between his
hands aud commenced to boat II furi.
ously upon tho pavement, not stopping
until the police pulled him away. The
only excuse he gives for attempting TO
murder her Is that che was unfaithful
10 him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

,ssttto ON RELIGIOUS GROUNDS
wv APPARENTLY.
r.. vo,her wanted Her to Become a
catholic, to which She
objected.
p, ,,l,rapn TO tho Srwai
FLED FROM A MOTHER
$50, u.imnn nee. Not Agree with
uamma'- Religious Views.

v,y YopI,, Febli.-Maud Holman
anyway daughter, rs yeats OF age.
- Novemter she secured from her
...,tsf $3.50, and two days later dis
,l-,1,rrl. She came 10 this city stop.
80 few days with relative, and
,t.s diapuearcd again. Her last dis
.s,s,anca was December 2nd, and
~ M not been seen since by her
,1sia though her sister, Mrs. NJ. +.
Nan u 1923 East Forty-thifd street
y. made dlligeut search for her. Miss
Vlmsn h tall, with brown hair and
~ erect carriage. One OF the causes
bet disappearance was the efforts OF
- r,other to induce the girl 20 become
,Ctttolic. She was placed In a Cath
s.e Institution, but rebolled against
he restraint. Aftervard being given
tslb,erc.t In real estate, che demanded
ssfshatc Of her mother, who gave her
he above sum. She purchased a
wardrobe and hns,ruod to this city.
M, Dolan, her sister, followed hor, but
Mud heard Of II and again disappeared
nom the place where she was staying.
she wa traced 90 the Children's Aid
society, where she remained short
tne. Her mother will come on from
sin Francisco 10 join In the search.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

Sr. LouIs, Feb. H. The Repu6Ho's
Pine Bluff Ark, special says: John
Kelly, the negro who murdered J. T..
McAcams here last night, was cap
mrod near here today aud brought 10
this city. The citizens, hearing Of his
capture, formed mob, and, when the
train bearing tho prisoner reached
here, he WAS taken from the oflicerB
and hung TO u telegraph pole IN front
OF the courthouse, the body then being
rlddlod with bullets. Cries OF "Lynoh
Culberth Harris, his accompllce, "wnre
heard. A rush was made Tor the jnil:
Harris was secured and his bodyswung
In tho air and also rlddlod with hui.
lets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

WEST BERKELEY, Cal, Feb. lI.-A
peculiar anu sad accident occurred
here last evening. Il. J. Biampo and
Conehita Alaveater were married Mt
st. Joseph's church, aud the bridal
party proceeded TO POsen atltion %
take the local train 10 their residence.
While standing on tho track the over.
land train, which does not stop nj tho
station, suddenly dashed around the
curve through out into the party.
Blampo and Mrs. Silva, a friend OF
tho bride, were instantly killed, while
a little hoy was dangerously wounded.
The brides grief was hearIrending.
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ruE uomn RULE nrLr.
The utah Delegation Has Another
Hearing.

WAsiuSGTON, Feb. lathe Senate
committee on Territories this morning
gave another hearing to tho delegation
from Utah In favor OF the Senate bin
TO give Utah the right o! self.govern-
ment, @. q. Richards, u lawyer OF
Ogden, said that under the present
sysiom the Utah Commission was net
responsible TO the people In any way.
Richards accused the Commission or
appointing persona Of doubtful respect.
ability as registrars ana Judges OF elsc.
tom, which results ia tho Preparation
Of the bOide8t frauds. Continuing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

PiuLADELpuIA, Feb. IA morn
Ing paper says that combination OF
English capitalists, through an agent
hore, Is Attempting tho formation OF
the tanners OF the United States into
a trust. The English tanners have al.
ready formed n syndicate with $4,000.
600 oapil9l,nnd desire to form similar
combination among the tanners here,
Offering aa an inducoment to allow
them to use The new process Of tanning
hy means Of liquid that practically
eliminates lime from the operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

CHICAGO, Fob. l3.-rTeacherous Ice
caused the death Of three young boys
NJ Humboldt PARK this afternoon. They
attempted to walk across the small lako
on the Ice, which broke and all three
were drowned. Two bodies were ro-
covered In short time, but the third
IN not yet found. The two bodies have
been identified as those Of Philip
PRINT, aged I, and Frank Schol, aged
10. Tho uncovered body will DO that
OF 9.year-old Willie SchOll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

CHICAGO, Feb. li.-Seven eases OF
typhus fever wero discovered here To-.
night ltappearB that Thursday nine
Italians reached tho city and were
smuggled eit tho trnln and into q
maearoni factory ut Auburn Park.
Tonight the officers discovered that
seven OF the nine were Affected with
typhus fever. IL II thought that any
disastrous RESULTS win be prevented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

KNOXVILLE, Tonn., Fob. l3.-It Is
learned here that Thursday night,
about 10 O'Clock, "A number OF OF drunk.
On men, thought to be- miners, fired
upon the pickets Of the State militia ut
the Coal Greek convict camp. Tho
gattliug gun was turned on them, and
two OF them crippled. Several houses
In Coal Creek wefs filled with the
leaien missiles, and the tenants were
badly frightened. Commander Andpr.
son has telegrAphed for more ammu-
milton and Rrn4P. Five hundred miners
did not work yesterday, but held n
meeting TO celebrate Lluc0ln's birth
day. Some very tlery speeches were
made, aud the miners told to defend
Themselves against the troops and wipe
them OF the face Of the earth il blood
was shed. a crowd OF men was seen
IN the hills In and around Conf Creek
last night, but the usual daylight quiet
prevailed todny. There was no attack
ON ths troops last night, but. a. many
miners arc not working, aud some are
drinking freely, II Is feared that trouble
may occur tonight.
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The London '.spcointor'' Has n word
10 Say.

LONDON, Feb. ls.--Iu tho coursn OF
a long article tho Spectator saya that
the retirement Of Blaine from tho
position Of candidate for tue romina-
ton Tor President OF the United States
has brought the Presidency int spsc!al
prominence. The Spectator tliussthat
Blalpu's i;isudG Ia the Republican
convention win not allow Mr.. Harrison
10 be rcuounina,sd. The Republicans,
the Spectator says, have gg idea that
the dark horse Is Robert n. Iduc,lu,
American Eilis,eg 10 Great Britain,
ami would prove tho moe; formidable
candidate they could have. L; aIaE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

CHARLOTTE, n. g., Feb. la.--Near
Asheyille, on the Western North
Carolina Railway, yesterday, three
children were playing near the town
In front Of an approaching freight train
whom tue mother ran out TO rtacue
them. She ana one child were ground
to pieces and the other children badly
mAlned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

NEwroRr, Ark., Feb. lathe town
OF Murtn, several miles north Of here,
was almost completely wiped out 10y
iirg today. Twothirds Of the buildings
IN the town wefp burned, including q
stnvc factory. The losses will reach
Sl25,O0O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

NEW YORK, Fob. Ia Henry Ton.
brock Damage, 81 years OF aye, re-
cluse and clals.mate OF ex-senator
Evarts at Vale, was found dead today
In his room in the building OF tho
City Of New York, where he has been
among a collection OF paintings for the
past forty.nine years. His death was
due 10 natural causes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

Providence, II. l., Feb. ls.-Onc OF
the Italians who came on the fever
ship "Msssalia" is in the hospital hero
with typhus fever. Five other OF the
'Massalia's" passengers arc quaFan-
tined In n clearinghouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

Richards said. "rhe condition Of
affairs Il such as might have been ok
pected from. the hands OF Stranger.
The commission, from thc time II lfst
came into Utah until now, never lost
an opportunity TO deprive tho people
Of thuig sacred rights, and, where pro-
test was made, they rushed before tho
people Of tho country with some
hide0us nightmare
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

No., fAUL, Mimi, Feb. Ii.--Tho
fpe a,',I' lt9'1' Port Townsend, Wash,
e fvuial says Advlers from Alaska
ts,',U ,. the fate OF Morris Orion aud
NIX o. ten miners indicate that the
In ts, were murdered by Indians or lo.t
iron,y ius TO cross tho stormy waters
"''u 'le sound to Yukitaka. Svaroh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

Sr. PAUL, Fob. l3.-Dlspatchos from
several points ia Minnesota and the
Dakotas report tremendous blizzard
raging tonight and tho temperature
dropping rapidly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

JACKSON. Miss, Feb. li.-Repru.
sentative BurkCtt, State Allionce lee.
turer, viii tomorrow Introduce In the
House n Joint resolution inviting
Senator Hill 10 vitlt the Mississippi
Capitol and deliver an address on any
subject he may choose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15
suicide or ayYoung Married Couple.

GALLATiS, Tenn, Fob. ia dc.
plofnblc tragedy Is reported from Port
land, small town la the northern por-
ton OF the county. Elves Pardue, n
weil-knOwn young farmer, and wife
found this morning lying dead on tho
Moor Of their bedchamber, with their
throsts cut from ear 10 ear. The cir
cumstAnces nre such as TO create tho
belief that the deaths Of both were the
result Of suicide. Near Mrs. PArduo
was the bloody razor with which tho
CHASTITY deed was committed. The fact
that tue razor lay nearest to her led TO
the conjecture that she was the last
10 use the instrument OF death. In
inct, this theory IL supported by note
fornd in the room, written by Mrs.
Parduc's hand ami signed by her, in
which shc stated that she and her hus-
band had no friends, and MS he had
concluded TO commit suicide, she would
take her own life rather than live
without him. The couple were married
only q year.
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Immigrants Detained by tho Health
Officers.

NEW York, Feb. li.--Threo trans.
tulhllc steamships have been detained
~ Quarantine all day by the order OF
aneallh uillcer with a Wow to making
as'aTcil Tor possibly contagious diseases
among The emigrants on board. These
He NE city Of Berlin" tho "Bel.
slhand" and tho "RussiA.D The
,o,met arrived Saturday, with num-
sefol Russian Jows among the steer.
w Passengers. The "llelglnlandN
s,9lght 285, and the "IlussiaO $40
Migrants, among whom IRE people
''ui localities near, " not contagious
~ phces whence came the typhus.
,,a'e'ei Russian jews, who have
npught such condemnation among
T.s health authorities OF this port.
'le uoclofh examined each Individual
I H. we "'Ciiy Of Berlin" separately,
Nv 'ound no indications Of Injection
o,I e immigrants are now awaiting an
T 'Igt I OF release. II Ia possible that nil
,y W oe sent TO Hoffman Islaud for
HE me brazilian mail steamer tyigi.
JH ucia' arrived today from rio
N.Y. n'Ilo aud was detained at auaran.
an wv, some OF the crew Ind been tsl,eu
wan yellow fever Ut Bahia.
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P,nIs fAa,GHApns
No Revolt ia nrasii.-Egypt.-M u.
Lrs.cpx.

PARIS, Feb. t4.-Colonol Hezcdollo,
De newly appointed minister at Rio
hueiro, cables that the runors Of im-
ending revolt In Brazil are untrue.
snce the restoration Of legal order in
Noycmlor last, the elements Of aglta-
t3u have had no existence. The dit.
hftai States organize thelr own gov
mmrnts without fear Of disorder ro'
nting.
rbobinsing question IL In fair way
dsgl,lemont. No further i-sueH VIII
le authorized. Tho government has
70 financial difficulty TO contend with,
ini has obtained vote OF confluence
i,m Congress. Senior LnhO win bo-
e6me minister OF tho interior In place
Of senior Perlura, fo1igned.
ThesucfC.Hry OF the British embassy
IN C1uftantinnple had an audience
with the Sultan yesterday, and II IL
trmloniciaily announced today that
the nman oi lnvesturo OF the present
Khedive Of Egypt Il prepared, and
that u i wordod In the exact terms Of
the fman investing tine late khcdive
TtFfA PAsha. This ~ regarded az
iaglil success Tor English diplomacy,
NA 9eieats tho attempts 10 induce the
hlAn 10 inert In the nrmnn inslrIc.
t5ui 10 the lNhediye rejecting upon
English supremacy In Egypt. The
Sultan preferred 10 adhere TO the old
iorn, IN order to not embarrass the
hhediyt. The ceremony OF inv0sturc
VIII take place In Cairo, In accordance
with the desire OF England and with
The concurrence Of tine khedivc.
NJ De Ltsaeps Is critically III, but
hlrhyslclaus deny that his condition
hhofnIeis.
The rise in the price Of beef, caused
BY the new tariff, has led to u large de-
mand Tor horse flesh In Paris. Accord
ingto the report OF tho police prefec.
TIM, the horses aud mules slaughtered
hpfescnt over One-jhird OF the whole
qiiniily Of meet consumed. A fillct
Otofse OF donkey " reiailed at ten
i'tce per pound, steak at seven pence
inl iLicfi1r parts at Two aud u half
ltloc. Vermont animals are rising la
hue aud are being bought up every
ttlfc within radius OF 800 miles
dPahs.
Tie Havro importers Of American
lok have obtained an abrogntion OF
NE orier 10y which u consignment of
.1ik could not be landed until an order
Msspr,sented on u certificate from the
United State Inspector. Such pork
can now be- landed nj the convenience
Q, lhe importers. The HRvte chamber
Ummmcfcu now asks for rocinding
o. Tie order by which meat found uniit
10y iai use j. TO be destroyed. The author
Nes viii probably be- advised 10 hold
lleh meat until the American export.
eh decide TO have ii returned.
me Princess Montcbeliard. daugh-
WI olAT, Singer, the sewing machine
manufacturer who recently secured
ulyolcr, denies tho report that sho is
About 10 marry again.
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snrah Aithen Terry said to be Insane.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. - The
Chronicle says: Sarah Alihea Terry
Is hopelessly insane. She IL the
woman who acquired such notorlety
from her suit against the late mlllioh-
aire, William Sharon, whose wife she
claimed 10 be. She afterwards married
Judge Terry who had been her counsel
In the Sharon case, nnJ Terry was
killed 10y Deputy United States Mar.
shall Maggie while attacking Judge
stephen j. Field, who decided suit
against Terry. She came here from
Stockton, Thursday night, and is now
nj the home Of II. Il. Culbteth, editor
of the CAy Argis. Mrs. Terry sits up
In bed, aud, with folded
TO resemble speaking trumpet held TO
her mouth, holds imaginary convorsa-
iions with spirits. Friday night, while
unguarded, she nearly escaped from
the house without any clothes on.
She sat four hours erched on bureau
talking TO the spirits. 10 Chronicle
reporter who saw her che told what
the spirits said. She Is attended By
DR.. a. A. Gilmore, who Gays that
there Is no doubt Of her insanity.
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4 Fine illumination Of the Heavens
Witnessed In Different
Places.
SEEN FROM IOWA TO THE ATLANTIC
COAST.
Auroral Displays Nay BE Expected In
the Near Future, II Is
Said.
FINE ILLUMINATION.
Aurora Borcaiis Witnessed In the
Eastern states.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA gorgeous II.
Illumination OF the heavens was visible
tonight In cities over thousand miles
apart. IL was one OF the most wonder
iul exhibitions OF the aurora or north
crn lights ever seen from American
soil. Dispatches 10 the Associated
Press show that tho phenomenon
stretched over great belt ofterritory
from Iowa 10 the Atlantic const. The
magnificent spectacle was scientifically
ohscrved at the University Of Michigan
IN Ann ArbOr. Astronomical Director
Husscy of that institution wires the
Associated Press ~ follows. "a bril-.
liant rod rose aurora was visible TO.
night. IL was not altogether uneXpect.
Cd. In n general way auroras have
been expected for about this time.
Iunighpa display naturally follows the
appearance Vi the great sunspot which
has been visible during the past week.
Other nurornl displays may bo expected
In tie near future"
Other dispatches 10 the Associated
Press shows shat tho phenomun was
witnessed at New York, Hartford,
Conn, and other New England points.
Louisvlllc, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Co.
lumbup, Toledo, Detroit, indianapolis
and at Illinois and Iowa points, but not
ut st. Louis, Kansns City, or Mem
phis. At Cincinnati II was frat sup
posed the city OF Hamilton, twenty-h
miles north, was ON Ere. Though not
seen at ~. Paul or Minneapolis, tho
aurora was plainly witnessed Mt Mil
wRuRee. Tho peculiar disturbance,
known 10 the telcgrAphcrs ~ an elect
rio storm, greatly hampered the work
ing Of the wires.
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against tho people Of tho Ter
ANA---.- ---.-.-a--. IL

against tho people Of tho Territory"
Atthis point Senator Davis said "Do
you mean by that that Senators Ramsey
aud Padded, had been engaged In that
sort u work."
ave do, most decidedly" aaid
Richards.
Speaking upon tho Judicial system,
lac snid tina, ihn people looked upon the
courts as enemies, rather than ns
friendly afbilFatUfH. He denied that
polyHtny existed in the Territory; and
thought that the people were "a law
abiding as any IN the country. They
were entitled 10 local fulf.government
like other States and Territories, and
all thcy asked was u trial. n they
were found incompetent TO govern
Themselves, then Congress could again
take the matter In hand.
+. S. Richards OF Salt Lake City ais o
addressed tho committee.
The record-union., 1892-01-23

reproach, Let the Federal expenditure
go into the palms of white labor only; the
order of industry that builds homes,
POUNDS States and maintains the Anglo
Saxon civilization and defends free insti-
buttons. Let it be seen to that the prohi-
bition against the employment of Chi
nese under any and all Government con-
tracts for river work and river protection
enters into the Congressional legislation
so clearly and Enthusiastically that there
can be no evasion of it.
The record-union., 1892-01-23
McKenna Held for Trial,

David McKenna, the individual in whose
camp near the American River bridge
some articles stolen from NJ. II. Meagher's
house were found, appeared in the Police
Court yesterday, and was examined on
charge of burglary. The testimony of
the prosecution was undisputed, and
Nick emma was held to answer. Bail was
fixed at 81, 800.
The record-union., 1892-01-23
a1s.p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A PICTURE SERMON, IN CONGREGA
n tional Church, TOMORROW MIGHT
ALASKA Missions From a Lawyers Stand
point.r Illustrated by stereopticon views
Everybody welcome. 1t
The record-union., 1892-01-23
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY rs.

Two string bands-1S men. Promenade Con-
cert, to 10. Grand March, 9 O'Clock Dane
ing until A. NJ. PRIIES-HandsOmes
Dressed Lady, $50; Most Original Costume,
Lady, SO; Best Sustained Character, Lady
So. Same for gentlemen. SINGLE ADNfIS-
SION, 81. Tickets can be had OF members or
at the door. Parties must unmask to com
mittee at the door. No improper characters
admitted. ja19, 21-3-5-6-7-S