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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
RAILWAY STATISTICS.

Census bulletin No. I6l furnishes
railway statistics for that territory en-
bracsd ty Arkansas, Kansas. Indian
Territory. Missouri south OF the Mis-
souri, river. Colorado south OF Denver.
ard New Mexico north of Santa Fe.
Several of the important lines running
within this territory are practically ex-
tensions OF lines which have Chicago
extensions. There Is, however, very
considerable traffic carried on over the
roads which run north aud south 4,
securing an outlet for produce
at GALVESTON and New Orleans. The
number OF passengers carried over
the lines increased from 2,9o7 ,26s
IN 1880 to ii.3iS.l76 in lss9-an
increase which SHOWS something of the
number that have followed Horace
Greeiey's advice. The number of EN-
ployes IN 1850 was 1851; ~ 1882 there
were 52.gOS. THE wonderful increase
IN businc. i shown by the fact that
f9,Ic5 freight cars did the work IN 1850.
while i required os,75a such cars In
lSsq.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

frsaay wss eise.ee com mancer OF the
state Grand Army Of the Republic
Business failures for the week nam
Der aak compared with ase last week
and sss In the corresponding week Of
1891.
secretary Blaine continues 20 i'm
prove. and his physician hopes that he
will be able TO ride out early neat
week.
George Ripple. . bachelor who lived
alcue st Pilcors. la, committed suicide
Thursday Night by hanging himself 10
. door knob
Bertha NJ Wurzburgsr. dealer in dia'
monas and jewetry, of New York.
made an assignment Friday. with .
preference of 81, 500.
Friday the revolutionary party in
Paris celebrated the anniversary Of the
establishment OF tue commune No
distur banee occurred.
The masopic lodges of ottuulw wa Ia,
have purchased lot IN the center Of
the city and viii at once begin the
erection OF $4,000 temple
The rrst execution IN Switkerlahc
since 1855 took place AT Lucerne. An
Italian named Gatt, who murdered
Mile. Degen. "a teacher. was gulloiined-
'.Bacaskin Joe" (Joseph Greenl. a
veteran scout has been arrested at
Philadelphia for representing himself
as a government officer aud collecting
pension fees
Rev. II. ID. Benjamin. prominent
minister OF Portsmouth. o.. was found
ia his room dead. hanging 10 an iron
bracket Temporary demen'ia caused
by illness was the cause.
c. W. Williams. Of Independence.
Ia. owner Of Allerton, has backed cut
OF the agreement for biz ss0 coo race
at Grand Rapids lie will not take
Allerton away from home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

The kaiser Prevented from Going Up n
Balloon.

y
Balloon.
During his visit 10 Hcli-oisnd the
German emperor. wishing 10 study The
ratification e the island express 81 an
intention 10 faakc "a ascent ia bal.
loon whlcS = kelt FER the purpose.
Against this project. s1vf tic irlsh
Times. the cmperor'e brother AID ether
officers protested. alleging thst TIC
emperor should not risk his personal
safety in a BALBOA. even a captive one.
The emperor s,tii persisted. when
Gen. Won HahalTe placed himself bodily
IN his sovercign's way. blocking tie
path. and at the rarae time deelnri1r
that Inv 81 Prussia forbade the kisg
q riak bis person unnecessarily. or %
travel outside Of Europe without the
permission 81 Tie upper branch ri TIE
Pr7lssisn legislature. The emperor
would vote this Law. BE declared.
II he ascepded IN the balloon.
The emperor, who has The reputation
~ being very heRdstrong man. stool
stIii a moment -Yhiie the officer about
looked on in wonder ST the spectacle of
a subject opposing phvslcsi force - the
monarrhs will Then the emperor
embraced Gen. vor Hshnke. assured
him thot he was entirely right. and
sftervvard presented hin with the
eTnnd cross Of the order cf the hoose 4
Hoheuzollern.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Il VII Be- fair today and
eoitier.


An interesting phase OF the Behrlng
sea dispute. and one which would be OF
vast importance in case of hostlliues
With England. IS the defsnseless con-
dltIon or our great inland cities border
ing the lakes. There is Fort Wayne,
near the mouth OF Lake Erie. mount
ing sixty guns, and Fort Mackinac.
built IN lTol and sInce rebuilt by our
government. and fort at the entrance
To Lake Superior near Saust Ste. Marie,
but not one OF these forts IS effectively
armed, or could Withstand the on
slaught of any one OF the thirty. live
war ships which are constantly held IN
readiness in the gulf OF ~. Lawrence.
highlands course since the signing of
the treaty which closed our second war
has always anticipated a recurrence Of
like troubles. No sooner was the
treaty signed than an admirable sys-
tenn OF LOCKS and cana,s was begun
along the unnavigab!e portions OF the
81. Lawrencs river. The Lachine rap.
ids were fianked by canal OF su t.iclent
depth 10 admit vessels of deep drausht.
The mighty torrent which flows over
Niagara has It's Welland canal, and
though the United States government
put IN the largest and finest system OF
locks on the cham OF lakes at Sauit Ste.
Marie, the British governUert began
aud has about completed on the Can.
adam side a duplicate system OF locks
as n war measure. Her water route TO
any one OF the inland cities-Ogdens-
burg, Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo. De-
troit. Milwaukee, Chicago and Ashland
is complete and practically unob-
structed. The provision III the treaty
OF 1917, whereby both powers bound
themselves to neither build nor main.
tain armed vessels OF war on any of the
great lakes, has recently been violated,
aud has never been without menace
from the large naval force maintained
in Atlantic Canadian waters. 1t is not
prudent to scout the idea of hostilities.
and declare them to be beyond the
range of possibility, for IL is possible
sequence to the present relations.
EnglanI's course during the rebellion.
ami more recently in the CHILEAN affair
clearly demonstrates how deeply she
Tcsents our encToachments on her COM
mercial supremacy. X Ivy dilatory &C
tioa on her part she can aid the early
destructl n If seal life, aud thus settle
tho question, she may be depended
upon 10 70 low that course. On the
contrary, IT we police the sea and
scizs and condemn British poaching
vessels, Sne may undertake to do with
us az she did with ChIl.--invest the
harbors OF one of our ocean or lake
seaboard cities ard demand indemnity
under penalty of bombardment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
ShQRT SPECIALS

Friday the Central Illinois Teachers
association met At Decatur.
The foods in Spain continue Over
100 houses in Villavcrde have been de-
stroyed,
Representative Srringer's physician
reports him as gaining little strength
every day
senator Morriii's family are much
encouraged over the improvement In
his condition.
h the eruption OF NgsuraAos. sn
sative volcano % Tempo, 500 natives
lost taeir uves
ssvsnty-ave deaths from yellow fewer
have occurred ~ Rio janeiro during
the past fortnight
chsrlss j. Naa psrssle. . famous
sieetricIsp and inventor. dis3 Friday az
Iyan. Mass. sssd "a
George IS fes,ls asiher. lecturer
snd journalist died at hss home in
nfoosliae. Mas. aged "a
Frederick n coudsr, was reelected
president 81 the NsnAsitsn eias o.
ass York fharsday evening"
6ev hasssh. of Massachusetts. says
he Ia act esadiaste fof The demo
sfstis presidential nasasasfias.
sel Il Hart IF AssFasess q,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

houses where every iouraeyraan belenr~
ing 20 taaf trade or craft had % stop
Il nc came into the town.
Ia entering on his career he had % Dc
bound a. an apprentice for three or i've
years and the master, on taking Al aEe
prentioe. had 70 enter into al engage
neat 10 teach him the ar and mystery
which meant the science Of bis trade
Iiefore the young man could leave Ass
state Of apprenticeship ho bad TO pass a
certain examination; he had 70 produces
his geselenstook, Or ioarneyman piece
Of work, and Il that was found sStasfae-
tory he Was pronounced q Journey man.
He had then 10 travel for four years
frcm place 10 place. not being allowed
20 remain more than four months anoer
any one master, he had - 60 from city
20 city, and thus pick up knowledge In
the best May that could have been de-
vised in those dsFa
Then, after he had completed his
time Of travel. on coming back 10 kis
native city he could not settle as a mas
ter in his trade until &c had produced
his meistsrstaeA OF masterpiece. These
masterpieces were frequently works OF
art in every sense Of the word They
were. IA blaehsTnithing. for instance,
the most splendid pieces of sraory. In
clocks. especially, great siSiD was dis
played.
After MASTERPIECES was approved.
the journeymsn was pronounced mas
ter, and was SLOWED 70 marry. lou.h'G
Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
ynospra,tv AND pRorEcrioS

Ons ot TIE most encouraging indices
% prosperous times Is the quiet which
nov reigns In railway circles. There
are at present no bitter rate wars; no
invid.ous determinations; no fomeBt-
lng o. personal aninosltlss to grat'fy
- Sch ambitions. no subtle schemIng.
At east upoa the surface, TO cripple
rival aud competing lnes, CD open
cnarrels with the interstate railway
commissioners. no avsrieloas attempts
20 rater stocks and threaten the stsbll-
av Of securities. 20 swisiling schemes
10 acquire The tile 10 government land
In snort the great sni little railway
corporations are az peace WITH one az
other ne country over. There are 20
strikes og employes--no Il scfsnces
.eeasrsr re internal ssaiF. - shs enns-
panic. and distressing the pnbile con
ceFnlng wages, Never ia ths history
az American railways ho such an
~~rsai aafet ara eouteH;Hs~ns prevailed.
me cause fof This condition q not 80
remote shss a reqasFes ms services ~
a detective 20 unmssk a snd trtns u 70
shs Hsl.t. The yeas Of 1891 go psss-
rsfoa. enc sith Ire rsar's Ct ms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

AiShosSa Seldom lizard Of. 7. = 90
Powerful.


AiThoeSa Seldom lizard Of, IL = Quite
Powerful
TIE Chinese navy is never beard Of
careh because IL has litsls u d.. SAYS
the Washington Pot. CHM ) troubles
arc mostly inland and with herself
She is no, niach ia TIE habit q counting
difficulties wlth outside powers. bot she
may have use <cr her Gect some Gay. II
consists of North Coast squadron. tie
Foo :how squadron, and several lolillaa
for river and const operations.
Among the ships of The North Coas,
squadron agc ;wo barbetye sea-golng
armor-elads Of 1880 tons each. one al
ps5o tons and one Of 2,s20 tons: one
turrot ship Of e.a2o tons, two deels-oro-
tected cruisers. each 81 900 tens. and
n large number Of torpedo vessels. The
Foocaow squadron consists Of nine
cruisers. ranging from l,Soo 10 e,ise
tons, three gan boats, nine dispatch
boats. and three revenue cruisers.
while the Shanghai lotilln boasts an
arrnored irigatc Of 2,G39 tons.
This il 1T least the rrclens Of Q
tolerab.y effective navy. II is run for
the present on the mind-y our-own bssi.
ness principle, but how long the Chinese
government. will be permitted TO adhere
TO this conservative policy ia ugcertain.
A naval demonstration Of its own may
sooner or later become necessary "a
resist English enc-oachment and
French or German spoliation. The
necessity for such demonstration in
front of San francisco is something
that the United States. II il be wisc,
will no. encourage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
a srEAlrHY ANIMAL.
gAs Leopard ~ Aere Dreaded Taaa tss
iioa or Tiger

b ne Leopard J. AeFf areatsd ka@a f1t
iioa or Tiger
An eastern traVeloT who has l.s
many and varied encounters with s. ilc
animals IN the heart 81 Africa. and hSi
walked through u,aay jansieA. ssystsai
he coacurs in the opinion ooiuaa1 sls
held by the natives Of Inc c3aatr.ss hs
has visited that the leopard Is mere
dangerous than either the iloa or tiger.
Its noiseiess approach may DC i.zae,ned
he Gays. from an is-iacst which 90
CURED to him ia AbysSiSia
I was watching pool by s.oonllyht
In deep bend Of the river Eoyan DIR
ing the dry season Hours PASSED.. bai
nothing larger thaa a. antelope aP
pesrcd-
We were sitting h~neaih q iarse tro>,
completely denrded q leaves. and tie
moon was shining brightly. throwing
into sharp outline every boR-h. sgd.
dcnly my wife prl,ed ny sleeve. sas
directed my attention 90 g larI-e ariiaa.
crouched upon the branches esactis
ebovc us.
might have taken +. splendid shci.
but at frat iiassia II g se dog.
faced baboon that hnd hsca ASLEEP i1
the tree. stood erect - ohfsla q
clearer view. and a; once tsc creature
sprsrg 10 the grouad wiiAfn \ fss feet
of us, and bounded into The 5ang.c.
II was leopard. which had probably
reached tho tree by mcaat 81 tcre
nsizhboring branch. and - noise icss '
that we had not discovered is Trcscrec.
The animal had evidently windod "a.
AID was determined - rcconnoltsF OIL
position.--Youth's Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Dclsartc and Correct Dicss.

The subject of Delsar,ism aud cor.
rect dress will I've brought tn art lovers
III tangible and delightful manner
this week Ivy Mr.. Edmund Russell in u
course OF five lectures, which will be
given in chapel hall at the college.
Those who were unable TO hear him be-
fore will be glad OF this opportunity,
aud those who heard his course q few
weeks ago aud who wish to know more
Of the work will be glad to know OF his
return. nr. Russell has spent the pas
weeks III giving very successful. iec-
lures in indianapolis and Cleveland.
The lectures will be- given IN the even
ing OF tuesday, Wednesday. Friday
aud Saturday OF this week and Tues
dav of next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Tns Republicans Of ,he city OF Grand Rao-
sfs vii heid csucnses "a their respective
wards en- Tuesday. March q for Nominating
candidates for ward offeer. easos nx dele
ssses - the republican civ consentien to be
held az the eiFeaif csurt rooms March "a 1891
~ sIsrtInx : ward committee sad ssr tn@
lrsr<actioa Of gieh other business a. max
rrap-rfv Ae onsdsrsa- Zach ward will ~
enflfict g. ave dslegstes ana viii meet AZ the
Aoufs aud places designated. unless changed
~ ward committees. WAC are aEthariFsd e.
rhsazc time and pace 81 meeting. IL ueees-
Yrs. wsrs-- Kortisnesr's store. corner Of
weslths and srsndsslle avenues Ballot fren
~oaae wsra--I- reanssss street. r,1p. m.
Thsrd wsrd--ess Cherry street. 20 D n.
Fourth Nt.-ei rrais ee,Irt ron. 80 .. n.
<ixfs Wsrt--sa West Leensra street tAfra
soeF frsm scriener street. Baiict rom % 4
zsssuss wsrd--Raschs ssers q, s.r,spsr
rresf aesr ~. dxe strsef T..op ~
ffzhth Wsfd-N We Bridge street. XIII
'sx ia.s ssr'i~iss IVES Vest falsos A. street. "a
Essss wsrd-s<< wealthy s-saa. Ballot
r. ssersn wsrd-ov-r Diver, Arm. .,cr.
Madison svsaas nesr HAL street. Ballot fren
T~.'fsS wsra--csraer Of Ran .sa roals
s. sss-r ~ ,ss r-russtess -ssv -,,,r,ss.,.
pvneS- lfces. Cssfrnsa.
Al Csn~rsM secr~tsry.
-sii'' siss esc-e del-xxtss % thsxses fsusry
-casssfisa % - he'd Art -; Iea
chsirmaa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

YESTERDAY evenings Leader ap-
peared in brand new and elegant
fitting full dress suit OF news type and
head letters. Its appearance IS refined.
tasty and ttylish without suggesting
any attempt to be fashion plate. The
new suit is so pretty and j, becomes the
Leader so well that tho editor and pro-
prietor may feel Il pardonable pride in
the excellent taste displayed in its
selection. The Leader is bright even
ing paper and it deserves the success it
has achieved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
A sTUOENT's TORMENT.
What "Ncophyses" 8ust Undergo Desor
Admission to ~ society.

What "Ncophy.es" Hust Undergo before
Admission to n society.
From the iinc the Harvard student
begins running" 10 the tirno that he
receives final initiation into his college
society no is not supposed to wash.
share or comb his hair, ssvs an ox-
chapge. Tic wears the oldest flannel
shirt he owns. no ncclftic and has his
trousers turned up at the bottom. lie
Is obliged to do whatever he is ordered
by any member OF the society, each
"neophyte" being the special nlave of
two other members. The regulation re-
quire in addition to the more abb
surd ones, are to wake the members ut
some unearthly hour OF the morning,
and TO sell newspapers and black shoes
on the street. Tho candidate is required
20 ride child's velocipede deckcd nut
with feather rlur.es and n rnany-colored
coat; to chase horse cars. and then
placing his foot On tho step simply tie
his shocstring TO the disgust OF the con-
ductor and the occupants oi the car; 10
take his bed apart every night, carry il
out into the yard. end then put it up
again; TO go into the stores and violent
ly bcrate storekeepers; to rise during a
play at the theatcr and object TO the
acting. only to be forcihly elected from
the house; to write ridiculous things
aboat himself and send them to the
papers for publication; TO kiss every
baby no meets; to rnssc his hat ind
smile at every ono be passos; to act as
valet, coachman or foo.mlr to lis tor
mentors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
A HEROIC CANINE.
To saved His Master and Mistress from .
Horrible Death.


I once knew iittis fox terrier %
marvellous intelligence - his mistress
pet. have seen him, when he was inn
patient 20 go out a walking, suddenly
appear with her boots ia lis mouth.
which he would throw down at her feet.
Could there I've better hint or could
language convey more? asss the Cen
tiemans Magazine. Tois ito fetch
tticks" he would rush into flower bed
and pull up stick or two TO which the
flowers were trained aDi return with
them. fkave even seen a dog who sung
or made sounds like singing when be
Yves sung 90.
Ont at canstcrwell In shop winiow
I saw little white stuffed dog ca a
stand with an inscription below. Il.
was 70 The effect that ibis dog. at a Ere
at Luton on November 10. 1855. ran up
and avoke his master md mistress
,rrocers named Perry) bv Kicking their
facet. They were saved. but II would
ssem in their alarm forgot their pre-
server.
A fireman went up soG recovered him.
hut the faithful creature was 90 burned
that he died IN few minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

They seem 80 &c asssthes, ana nes
EAoe Others ksurasas.

They seem 80 &c 1ssstasr. sHa Res
Zach osksrs oarasas.
Dld you ever notice when q ma
kInites his thumb with hammer. Will
putting down . carpet uader ~ifeh
supervision and criticism. how quick,
ne thrusts t,se bruised aud throboinl
member into his ready MOUTH write
Robert }. Bnrdette tn the LADIES
Home journal People think II Is Re
cause the application IL soothing. Bu
no; u Is an Involuntary movement
anne as winlSiag. The man eauaet he'll
IL Nature knows what the mSn vuoI.s
BE- apt 10 say uader the circumstances
and - she has provided him vita
stopper. and has ordained thai when
ever nc HRS his thumb hard enough {.
huft--znd q doesn take very mach &
nesrly XIII q mSa ~hen he b. dains
something hc doesn't want To- bv
sort q inserioo king system the tlauml
e.es into bis mouth and stSgs hin -,
that be can't say anything. some m
whoa you ADD know f,losld l,c 20
vided with ep extra tnamb which lacy
raigkt carry about IN their hand al re
time Il wasn't Ia active usc- u tecClc
be q gre1t thing wouldn't lt2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
HUMAN FREAKS.
mlsshapen BcingNaho Are Exhibited for
t.uls

Gaip.
There is no business more thorough
~ cut and dried than that CT the ex-
hibition Of frcaiSa Freaks are born.
not made. OF course there are irnita-
ton freaks, jast as there are imitation
coins, but they have no real value.
Every genuine freak, says the New
York World. IL known 20 every museum
manager and rival freak in the country
and has definite standing. Their trav-
cling life is not dissiInilar TO the aver
age actors. ard their conversation is
very like that Of the transformer II
as Stewart, the trupcatcd fraction
OF humanity, is playing in Cleveland.
and that the electricity In Matte
Palmer. the magnetic girl. gave out
Friday last while she was playing in
Hoholsen and she was dockcd FIVE dol
lars In consequences" These standard
freaks--indeed. they might in some
cases be called classic freaks--have
fixed salary for which they exhibit
their missh-pen selves and breathe the
foul air of the museum for twelve hours
a day. The salaries seldom fall below
twenty-five dollars for a good freak
and frequently run up a. high as fifty
dollars. Millic Christine. the two
headed nightingale, who was coa-
temporary Of Booth and Barrett. and
occupied about the same position In the
freak business as they did in the
theatrical armament. is said 10 have re-
ceivcd four hundred dollars per week.
There are. of course, occasional freaks,
such as fasters and sufferers from big
fires and floods. but they are regarded
as iuterlopers and hold no real position
among the reauire article
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
TOOK Him UP.
sairati CO Army Girls $,ho Wee Prspsrcd
for Emergencies.

Salvation Army Girls Hho Wee Prepared
for Emergencies.
Two las,ies from the Salvation Army
stroiled rather than marched up Broad
way the other night, carrying their
bundles of the War Cry, asking every
one they passed to buy, says the New
York Morning Advertiser. The theater
performances wcre just over and the
streets throagcd. Many were the re-
Bluffs received, but they took 1t in good
part and responded with O cordial: May
the Lord bless you" At last the twain
approached q crowd in front Of cafe
near the Biiou theater. Haven't any
change" said stout. red-faced sport,
whose features arc always to be acen
on the Rialto. "All I've got il O twenty
dollar bill" Lord bless you, sir. we
can change it," said the meek little
woman in the poke bonnet ''All right.
here you are; owe yon q quarter, ch?"
The soldicr-giri handed over paper
and reached down In her somber dress
for her purse. The purse was a great
bag. Sho slowly counted out nine sill
yer dollars, a dozen half dollars. and
then quarters, dimes, nickels and PEN
mics without end. The rcd-fGced sport
was so handicapped with coin when she
gave him the change that nc could hard
" move. "Mny the Lord bless you.
sir." said the demrrc woman ns she
moved away. But there was twinlSlc
in her eye and quiver around her
mouth thct made the crowd laugh
heartily. The SALVATION Army girl had
called the sports bluff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
rooney CONCERT COMPANY
Will Give a Fins Eniertainr,ent-Old
Fashioned Cake Walk.

The music loving public of Grand
Rapids will bear in mind the "Roney
Concert" to 20 given Mt the Fountain
street Baptist church, Thursday even
ing, March "a, in the interest of tho
Womens' Working society. Mr.. Roney
needs no introduction 10 Grand Rapids.
Carl Asp, the boy soprano, is worthy
successor OF kavanaugb. possessing q
sweetand sympathetic voice with plenty
of power. Master Leon Marx, the boy
viOhnist, plays with remarkable bril-.
liancy. Master Earnest Wagner is a
boy flute player whom musical people
pronounce of extraordinary ability.
Miss May Clark isa pupil Of Mrs. Laura
j. Lisdale, and needs but 70 he heard To
WIN o place IN the hearts IT her listen
ers. Taken as whole, this concert is
OF no ordinary quality. The ladies
having the matter III charge, anxious
10 net handsome profit tor pressing
demands OF the church, have taken
great care I'd secure this fine attraction
that those interested 10 attend will feel
they have received full value for their
money. Tickets 20 cents; children %
cents.