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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
W. \. Henderson to T. L. Sibley, part .. 81.
SII; $. Sarah McC Trcvoc to Marie l..
Johnston. subs Il and -, 81 $50; $. {. $.
Alexander 20 J. G. Slater. part I. so. 525: S.
H. +. Bauer to same. = int. in do: $. W.
Waring to J. I. Arms. sub Is. So. 1873: s.
Is. Sauter to J. X. Berbusch. part 4. SO. ASA and
sub "a. So. Sill; $. John r. Borbusch to
l.! l.. Santer ct al, do; s. c. Heurich to L.
iobrlner. parts l. and "a. SO. 116:S-. Same
to Al: Fishman. parts l and "a, do; s.. G..
Losekam to Louisa Losekam, part S, 50. 253;
8. I. Hunt to J. II. Ralston ct al,
parts and .. SO. %; s.. W. Haney to II. f.
Wiswall. part IL, So. $50; sl.4OO. H. F. Wis
wall to Mamie Haney, same property; s.
Z. Bauer to Blanche Carter, lot 10. blk g. Ia
Aoma Park; g. r. Z. Pairo to L. ]. Mont
gomery. subs 235. 237, 239 and 241, blk. II.
Montello; 800. Ct. Truesdel to A. T. Miller,
lot IL. So. Z, West lexington: S1.7OO. H. A.
Griswold to G. o. Wilson. lot 172. Chichester;
s. NJ Ashford to J. NJ, Hale, subs 43 and Al,
So. 297; 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
FROEBEL INSTITUTE.
The Graduating Exercises of Miss Pollock's
Institute Next Week.

Institute Next Week.
The sixteenth annual commencement of the
Froebel Normal Institute, Miss Susan P. Pol
lock, principal. takes place at the Church Of
Our Father, 18th and L streets, on June at
O'Clock. The two institutions, under the
charge Of the Misses Pollock. the kindergarten
and the normal institute, have a high rank
among Washington's educational institutions.
The graduating exercises will be as follows:
Part L-Processional: prayer, Rev.W. B. Perry;
Froebers Motto, combined with Scripture read
ing, Bette W. Tschiffely; hymn, Onward. Chris
tain Soldiers, Glass; paper, Helps and Helpers,
Corinne NJ. Campbell; vocal solo, (a) Past and
Future, DeKoven. Cb) serenade, :. Henrietta
n Brandrlff; selection. quotations from Froebel,
Lula e. Collins: Bird Play; song, Lullaby, class;
poem, Mothers Love. Gertrude Jeanette
DAVIS; play Interpretation. Honorary Essay,
Ella o. Lyman; recitation, Merry Workers.
Florence r. keene, Lydia NJ Waldo, Blanche
Lee Clagett
Part H-Organ solo-Fanfare Lemmens,
Miss Nellie King; class essay, Thought Ex-
pressed by Hand; reading, Mary Z. Pond;
Gifts, Grace NJ. Hills Occupations. Gertrude b.
Davis: recitation, Something to Try, Gertrude
IL. D. johnson; vocal SODA The Witches May
Song: Mendelssohn; a Hearts springtime. f.
'. Wickede. Miss Lippincott: valedictory-
Specialists, Anna d. Hamlin; circle game, The
Thread OF Life; recitation, How to Live, Lois
Lasater and class; comforting diplomas, Mr..
Carroll ID. Wright; hymn. Sun of My Soul.
class; benediction, Rev. Stephen NJ. Newman;
piano accompanies. Mrs. NJ. B. Hazard.
The graduates are: Mary &. Andrews. 80 8,
Washington; Mrs. S. S. Bassett, Texas: Hen
rietta X. Brandrff. Ohio; Lula &. Collins,
Corinne NJ. Campbell. Blanche Lee Clagett,
1928, Gertrude B. Davis, Gertrude Jeanette
Davis, Washington; Anna b. Hamlin, Pennsyl-
vania; Cistie NJ Heffncr, '93 4, Virginia; Grace
NJ. Hills. Rebecca Hyde, '93-4. Gertrude r. S.
johnson. Florence r. Keene, Washington; Lois
Nulty. 1928. Mary E. Pond Bette ". Tschif-
fely, Lydia NJ. Waldo, '92 3, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Tahlequah. l. T.. special says: James
$. StahIer, who has been in Wall street
with Chief Harris and the other mem
bers of the Cherokee delegation. has re.
turned home and says it is understood that IS
cents on the dollar will be the highest bid
made for the Cherokee strip bonds. In this
event the delegation will be forced TO come
home or seek other money fields. as they can
not dispose of the bonds for less than par
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
END OF A WEEKS SPREE.

James Dickson, a Wealthy Mansfield, Ohio,
Man Killed by a Train.
James Dickson Of Mansfield, Ohio. aged about
seventy years, vas struck and instantly killed
at the Crane Street crossing by west bound
Pennsylvania railroad train yesterday.
Mr.. Dickson was one of Mansfield's wealthiest
citizens. his wealth being estimated at from
100000 to 100000 He had been dissipating
for the past week, and it is said that to this is
due the accident. Mr.. Dickson has been in the
grocery business in Mansfield for many wears.
He leaves family of four or five persons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
Minister Ruuyon Received.

Mr.. Theodore Runyon. American minister to
Germany, officially received AT the foreign
Office at Berlin yesterday. Mr.. VIM Walter
Phelps. the late American minister. will bid
formal farewell to the imperial officials at the
wedding of his daughter, Miss Marion Phelps.
TO DIR. FRANZ Won Rottenburg. under secretary
OF the interior, which is TO take place on Tues
day next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
uuene viii Oppose the Cier,ca,s.

Fre;herr Won Hoiningsen-Huene, the centrist
(clericaD leader who favored the Crmy
bill IN the late rcichstag, and whose COM
promise amendment to the bill has been re-
pudiated by the center party. has decided TO
stand for the reichstag in opposition to the Of
fetal program of the ccntrists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Near Hazlehurst. Ga, Monday an unknown
white tramp tried to commit a criminal assault
on a white woman named Mrs. Crosby. She
drew pistol and shot him in the head. lie
staggered off short distance and fell dead in
his tracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Z
Sir Charles Eusscn continued 10 speak in be
half Of Great Britain Yesterday al Paris before
the Boring sea tribunal of arbitration. HIS
argument dragged YEARLY along. as he dissected
infinitely and tediously the laws Of other
nations. on which the United States based Their
claim to protection of the seals outside of the
ordinary limit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

James Furman. serving a term of eighteen
months for felonious assault. and George Waters.
serving a term OF one wear for assault. escaped
from the Kings county, y. Y. penitentiary
Sunday night or early Monday morning by
saving the bars of their cells. They made their
way to the high stone wall which surrounds The
prison. where they were likely assisted TO es-
cape by their friends, who must have had a
ladder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
BOOKMAKERS REBEL.
They Do Not Want to Pay $50 q Day a
Washington Park.

"usHIhgton fark.
Thirty-six bookmakers at the Latonia race
course dissatisfied with the $50 which thev
have been informed the Washington Park
directors have decided to charge them for
each days privilege Of doing business
at the coming races at that park at Chi
cago. They have determined to give official
expression 10 their rebellion against what they
denounce as extortion. and for that purpose
they called n meeting at the Burnett House last
night TO take definite action in the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

On Sunday there was small-sized riot on
LIST street southwest, in which there were
several pistol shots, and Officers Muivey and
Whalen made their appearance and succeeded
in arresting one of the party-Enoch Smyler.
He was in the Police Court this morning,
charged with disorderly conduct, and, the Off
GERS stating that they could probably get more
Of the crowd, the case went over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

A Premature announcement.

The manager of the head Office in Glas
gov of the Allan state line STEAMSHIP
states in an interview that although Ii.
conversion of the Allan line into Joint stool
company is projected it would be premature {,
announce the details of the project. Nothin.
has yet been arranged in regard to the capital
and anyhow no shares offered to the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

7. W. Hoffman, bookkeeper for the Ferndale
Colliery at Shamokin. Pa. was arrested Sun
day. charged with embezzlement He is a lieu
tenant colonel OF the eighth regiment, National
Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31
Ex-Congressman Logan IT. Ro,ts Dead.

Logan ii. Roots of Arkansas died yes.er-
day of congestion of the brain. He
was a member of Congress from that state in
1874. For sixteen years he was president of
the First National Bank and was prominent in
political and financial affairs of his state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

At the Prince of Wales Ievee in London
Monday Mr.. White. charge d'affairs of the
American legation. presented Mr.. Waiter Burns
OF the banking house Of Drcxel, Morgan q Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

hurricane has destroyed the mole at the
nitrate port Of Junin. Chile, causing damage to
the amount OF $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Parliament Will Not Adjourn for the Derby
The house of commons yesterday. by a vote Of
PSI to 1863 refused TO adopt a motion to adjourn
over today in orde- to enable the members TO
attend the Derby at EPSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

1t has been discovered that Francis II.
Weeks. the defaulting New York lawyer,
swindled the estates of three sisters. Fannie,
Betty and Mary Davies, out of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

P!att'.' Cfiloriies, the Best Disinfec.ant.
An odoc!ess liquid. prompt and efficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-31

Mrs. Tucker, Miss Brady. Mr.. c. A,
Shallenberger, Mrs. n. q. Cunningham and
llrs. jenkins. The ladies of Springfield, ILL.,
the home of the hero. sent an immense wreath
of yellow and blue immorteles. with suitable
mottOs. The floral offerings nearly filed the
vault.
The Mozart Club.
The following are the members of the Mozart
Club who sang yesterday at Soldiers Home:
Sopranos-Mrs. NJ. F. Holderman, Mrs VI.
Dillingham;, Miss Genette Ray, Miss Maggie
Storm Miss Eta Stevens Miss Mamie Carter
Mrs. c. J. Collier.
Altos-Mrs. Nellie Smith Miss Christine
Pogensee. Miss Kate Lewis. Miss Annie Stops
Tenors-J. Hunter, Glen Medairy, {. j. Col
her. Frank Beck.
Bassos Cole. r. d. Hopkins. Z. w.
Haisht. WILDER II. Martin and c. l.. Van Dorm.
Miss May Hunter presided at the piano.
MEMBERS OF THE MUSICAL UNION.
The names of the members of the Grand
Army Musical Union which added so much to
the pleasure Of the program follows
Comrade L. ID. Tracy, Director: c. VI. ID.
Browne. E III. Brown. Il. III. Boswell, A. W.
Barber, c. q. Bollinger. 7. W. Coleman. L. f.
Callan. ID. H. Clark. Thomas Calver, A. J. Ed
son. Granville Fernald. j. S. Garrison.
Hodson. c. E. Hawkins. j. T. Henslev, W.
X. Hillyer, j. L. Houchen, e. C.. johnson.
Joseph JOuy, J. Boyd Jones. VIM A. Moore
r. ~ Mckee. W. b. Mckelden. d. G. Proctor.
Harry Player. Ct. b. Rose, J. Z. Reed. II. F.
Smith. J. T. Snow, L. ?. Seibold II. C..
Sayles, Z. ID. Tracy, Geo. Wheeler. j. C..
Windsor. J. Winans. Mrs. L. ID. Tracy pianist
After the ceremonies at the amphitheater had
been concluded the crowd sought shady spots
about the magnificent grounds and spread their
iuncheons. All the afternoon the stream of
vehicles wended It's way up the hill to the
cemetery.
The arrangements for keeping the crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

that his name was 'gyooley' Clayton.
that His home was In Clifton. wherc
his moiiier was working in a hotel, and
that hc was nine years old. lie sail
he hud run away from home and started
for Oklahoma, where ne was going to get
II claim, Several months ago he started
for The Worlds fair aud had gotten
nearly there when some of the trainmcn
nut him on another train and sent him
home. When asked II ha .'shot craps"
he said that he did hut not for money.
lie will be held over for day or 50
until the officers can hear from his
parents OF Clifton. He seems to be
d very intelligent and shnrp-witicd negro
aud gave a good answer TO all qucs-
tons put to him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Mr.. a. S. Harris superintendent Of
the Independent Compress company,
Bowie, was In the city yesterday.
]. J.. Harris, live stock agent Of The
last night TO points In the Indian Tori
tory.
Mr. ]. y. Butcher. foreman Of the car
repairing department Of the Fort Worth
and Denver. returned last evening from
q monih's visit to his old home in ST.
Joseph, Mo.
Col. ]. III. Ward. who for some time
past has been night chief at the union
depot telegraph office. has resigned and
departed for Dallas where he has ac-
dTted u position with the Western
Union OF that city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
EIGHTEEN ORPHANS SICK.
NEARLY ALI HAVE COUGHS AND
COLDS.
They Arc Very Much Crowded in the
Rooms and Are Unoom-
Portable.

There are now eighteen sick children
at the orphans home, as two more have
succcumbed to The grip Since Saturday.
Most Of Tie little patients are girls, al
though some OF the very young sufferers
are boys.
In ono room there are seven little girls,
as there Is not enough loom to have sep
nrate beds.
Nearly an the children have coughs and
Colds and number Of them are just re-
covering from illness.
Interesting services were held In the
school room, Which Is also used as a
chapel, yesterday Afternoon, led by Mr..
George Mics. lhe services consisted Of
singing aud short pynyers, after
which they marched out to play on the
ample goDnds.
There were a number Of visitors at Tie
home, bmt not as many as there usually
are on Sunday. Among those present
was Mrs q, $. Hall OF Memphis, Tom,
who II one If The board of lady mana
gers Of the Ciiilren's homo Of that city.
Mrs Elnll has had sixteen years ox-
perience in this work. and expressed her
het rs being delighted with the way
the OrplaBs' home was conducted.
Gazette reporter accompanied Mrs.
Bir4ell, the superintendent. through the
buildings ind saw all the sick children
aud the way in whicl they were pro-
vided for. The rooms are an neat clean
and well ventilated. The dining room
and kitchen were well cared Tor and
Keepers
The devotion Of the children 10 Mrs.
Birhcll aud the other ladies who have
charge Of the home Is very pleasing to
witness. and goes 20 show that they are
indeed at home aud well taken care Of.
Some nf the older girls have com
pany and some of the hest ynUuty mon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
FOUGHT suILIvAN-CoRBETT
STYLE.

Last night about 1890 between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, fherc occurred
quite fstirud between Bob higgins
and Price Wilton. The AFFAIR was over
h diamond pin. In which one Of the partici-
uants said that the pin belonged TO him,
MS ID had boon given to his ssicr; the
other said that his sister had got it
from him. after which the Two proceeded
10 settle the matter, u la John l.. Sui
liyan style They were arrested by ON
GERS Payne and Rico. and placed under
bond, after having pummced each other
uretty we'll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Alexander Salyini will commence mn
extended engagement 81 The Star thcater,
New York cts on Monday November
Romance "ihe Three Gunrlsmen y ii IL
expected ihut his repertoire which has
already found SO much favor Ia the
metropolis during his appearance there
last spring will be still more accountable
at this histrionic play house, associated
as 1t has always been with
me prominent stars Of Salyinis
days with the drama Of romanre
and chivalry which Salynl has so suc.
cVssiully revived, His now play va.
mar so well received in PHILADELPHIA last
week will be given metropolitan pro.
ducuon during his engagement al tho
star He will be in this city during the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

The following request for q called
meeting Of the fire department was made
TO President lpssiter yesterday, and the
request was granted.
y. IL. laHsitcr President of Fort
Worth Fire Department:
Sir. you are requested by the UNDER
signed members TO call a meeting OF
thu fire department for November 27th.
at $. O'Clock, for the purpose OF Gosinr
up the business of said department and
turning over TO the city ali apparatus
Respectfully
BEN u. BELL Chief.
IT. Scott, H. G, Mosely. A. ID, Marin.
w. Ii Walters, 1eff d. Fcild. d. a.
Crabtree w. III. Fold.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
she eAzEggE: EE WORM TEXAS MONDAY NOVEMBER q 1889
CORRIDOR TALK.

j. W. Hin of the firm Of Cochran.
& Hill. prominent attorneys of San An.
-. 49,. ~. 80, 49,, ~,
soio' was seen at the MNiis'on ig''i :"
thrlsiastic over the great San Angelo
country M con-sa ,hcy have suffered
from inc dry spell mat mas preNallen
for so long over that section, but they
are much hotter OF than some other
parts II ror,r,y maj NV, t,,or rocotynd
there are to be credited. II is the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Peuplc overlooked The Importance OF per-
mnuenuy beneficial effects and were sat
iAfed with transient action but now
that 1t ia generally known that Syrup
Of Figs will permanently cure hnbtunl
constipation, wcll.infOrmcd people will
not bny other luxativcs, which act for q
time, but finally iniure the system.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Al G. Fields minstrel company came
In yesterday morning in their special
ear. which Is sidetracked near the depot.
The Texas and Pacific pay car, in
charge Of Paymnster Ewing, passed
through the city last night en- route to
Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

N9rh, oats, bran, chops, hay, corn bags
dpeWs " CO. Is wafohosse In tho lIuff
man building on Front street, Special
bbcci,ses modc on round lots. Telephone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Last night when The norshbound Santa
negro boy was noticed on NE si,ii,,
hgegagsH Us Officers Scott and t;arne,tN
He was cadghi b. the officers and ss.te,I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

j. Andre de Ia Porte of Amsterdam, Hol.
innd, was In Fort Worth yesterday, II
guest at We Arlington Inn. The gentleman
is cn route around the world, ~ left home
two moths ago" said Mr.. Adrc de IN Porte
at We Arlington last night 81 landed at
New York visited Philadelphia, Baltimore
ana Washington, then Chicago. Yours Isa
great country, allied with wonders. / was
especially delighted with Washington, which
] believe Is the most beautiful city in the
world. The dome Of the capitol Is a
grand piece of architecture surpngglur
enythihg l have ever seen. The Mords
i0lrf On, Of course nothing To cnmpare
WIN ~ was ever seen before. II h. bs.
yunl description aud 1 shall not attempt
y" uueic on lts benues aud wonders
went South from Chicago, visiting New
vflenns, From which city I came here.
E3W growing enlton for the first time
while cu route to New Orleans. ana while
which. also. l had never seen before.
IRON here ! go 10 san Francisco fr1m
Mn'lr J. say l9r CHINA. After visit or
INV principal Hlles Of China, | shall gn TO
Japan, thence through the Dutch colonies.
trrerr Italy, throughout EurOpa Ia mn
home where l expect 10 arrive about Il
year from now. lolland2 HOLLAND. nI,e
your country, hlg suffered from whnt Won
cnll hhrd times though not to such an OK
tent Is yours I'D We have no immcnscly
wealthy people, rs you have here lint WE
own large quantities nf your 4rsuritn.
These are well distributed among tng 400,
pc, ana as rule held simply for nv iiyi-
u'uu7, anu not Tor speculation. When the
plhlG came GA you aud Your shares he.
pIg'lltgi. the dividends. snurc, Of con.
slurr4blc revenue, ceased, aud many wore
Forced 10 sell, lut they arc huvlug npnin
and wiil soon own as largely us thcv did
before The Of Holland tfor"n
buy only ralrro6H shares; they IRE nfrsi,ti
the hard times, grent doni Of bnII'Iinr Il
pelhs uoht IN all parts N Holland A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Excluding about o. O1o srnan arm. ,hs
cemmnrce ct The world Il ,srrIed IN n,
1900 vessels " 2nhQOO0O resis,ered ions.
VIVA carrying capacity or sl,O05,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
BUSINESS.


Gonzales, Tex, Nov. 20. -Ed, IIollO.
way, general merchandise. assigned to.
day Liabilities, $500; assets, S1a,,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27
AN ELECTRIC RAILWAY,
scheme TO Connect Chicago ana
New York.

Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. pa meeting
Of gentlemen Interested in the plans for
the proposed electric air line between
New York and Chicago was held at the
residence Of Joseph @, Anderson, in this
city.
The objects OF che meeting were the
unfolding Of the plans. which yet are In
frgmen,ary shape, aud the inspection Of
devices Tor the building and equipment
of an electric line on which a high rate
Of speed could be mAitsamed
A number OF capitalists have exam
ined these plans, aud are satisfied chat
The scheme Is feasible one and many
OF them have said they would back she
road in q financial way Patents have
bern applied for covering all the devices
which win be uscd The estimated cost
OF the road viii be about $a0OOO,000.
We have just secured The Huffman
building on Front street for wnfehjup.
end viii carry very large stock uf
everything in the way al graln, fesd
siuhs and hay. Retone bnying cal and
=, /, i. ANDREWS s co.
Telephone PSI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-27

Cotton Belt Route"
A. A Gibson,
!, 4. a. A0ss Worm. Ter.
The state herald., 1893-02-24
PUBLIC SALE.

l will sell at my farm, { miles north
Of smherst, on Monday. tebFyf, 1s.s,
the following slsscrihed property, 10 wit /:
good brood mnrc..a7 10 y.nri old, MI
with ioal; Norman Stallion, years
old; . good milch cpws; Hooking Val
ley . runner press drill; ! Traders Spnt.
,r harrow; I, Erection common harrow;
! cnltivator; soi corn planter; | ID in.
Graud Bo;our lister and drill combined;
Mccormick steel binder with flax
dump attachment; ] Giani Derring
mower, o Il cn,; II # s,ilky hay rake,
road cart; i half platform spring wng-
on; lumber wagon; ! iG IN. Little Yan-
kce snlky plow with IL IN. god attach
moni; II in. breaking plow; | saddle; /
giinds'one; liny rack; ) bu. German
mile, seed; q bu. cane seed; 3 tons of
hay; ipost augor, and lots OF other things
too numerous To mention. Terms, all
undcr slo, cash, over alD ~ months
time, with bankable note. Mt Il per coui.
Interest, 10 per ce"i ou for cast.
A. T. GrrnmE, RoBGin BoLiIrH.
Auctioneer.
The state herald., 1893-02-24

Below will toe fnnod some Of the p-in-
cipal cos,umeu and the rames OF those
who wore them.
LADIES --Mrs. aud Niss Jennings,
Snow. Ms. W. +. pickerson, Qa,su o..
Heats, Miss Saliic Oliver, Gold Quecn.
Miss Lou kal,lor, FREELY. Miss Mao H..
rael, Daughter Of the Regiment, Mr..
Gathc, Spanish iambohine girl, Mrs.
W. +. Slater, Mrs. ", Il. shamp. Mrs.
Oils Casie';or, Mias Joo Tiukel, Qnak
cfcrses, hfs. james Temple ani ,ira.
DIR. Waite. OH Ladies'. MIA. II. McCiel-
Ian. Japanese LAZY, Mfs. Perkins, Queen
of May. Nav Nel'op. Marguerite Miss
LfS, Tyfolteo gil, nrs liesgs, Joan OF
Arc, Miss Murphy, Midnight. Mira A.
Smith, Smuegler'a bride, Miss Quinn,
Flower girl. Misa Bannisier. Queen of
Night. Mrs Frank Cunninghom. Span.
ish Lady.
Grsrn, Ed Varne,, Mephi.tcphels :
II. =. Bn oks. IInml-i, Alex smitii.
llnnchback. e. q Lilja, Jspapee. s. ".
Bcsen, fslstnf, jack Ryan. sailor, W.
Il. Shhnp Miksdu. Joe Walters. Wild
lriahmnn, Il. u, Webster. Monk Of 81
Bernard, Ed brace. French Cavalier, A.
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