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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Gainesville, Tex. Nov. ss.-R. d.
Bell wont 10 Dallas today.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. c. Bone are spend.
ing the week with relatives In Waco.
Mrs. Jesse Williamson. who has been
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Hail, has returned 10 her home at
Dallas.
Mr.. Ed. Rlncs Of Nocona passed
through the city today en- route to
Whltesboro, where he Is TO be married
to Miss Lille McGnllcuddy.
j. W. Donard of Purcell was In the
city today.
At the residence Of Jacob Castor. 1--WE
miles northwest OF Gainesville on tle
MarysYille road. there was double
wedding today at . O'Clock, tao Of his
daughters being united IN holy we'd
lock, Miss Kate 20 j. a. AIlpp ans
Miss Margaret to Laurence Gross
sumner Heath is in Waco visiting the
Cotton pnlace.
II. S. Card and wife and Mlsa Josie
Crutchileld OF Whltesboro came over
last night Tea hear sam Jones
WI oNolll OF Sherman IL In the
city.
sam Jones' lectured last night to 4
FNA'fiNAN NhNAA'AiN' tAA lAlN lllA hNHNNl
auditorium and pleased his listeners
Well The lecture was under the au.
spices OF the ladies of the Broadway
MethodlRt church
p, 9. Nichols Of Tccumsch. 0. r.,
j. IN the city today
NJ. Norton and Blly owens LEFT to-
day for Denton and other polnts on
the Wholesale shoe business.
ID, Lamb OF Dexter is here today at
tending the district court.
W, II. Mclean lott to-day for san
Antonio. where he wi, take chl-.s OF
The electric Hight plant OF that city
a, II. Boss LETT today fur Houston
10 attend the meeting nj the dtald
chapter. Royal ARA Afasbna. OF Texas.
q. y. Flcck, travel, ig auditor for
Tho katy. was In tie city today.
Attorney N. u. Joiuiain uf ArjiDorr
WIS here today On route ta rara
AZ late hour ycsterdpy uvenlng
James Lilly was rcpi ted To- be in
very criticll condition ana grave sears
wrrc entertained " mia recovery. His
futher was cullpd hu fta.llv from ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Vernon, Tex, Nov, ESP. c. Spencer
and John Arnold, brothers-ln-law. liv-
ing about fve miles east OF Vernon.
were arrested and brought TO town
this morning ana placed under bond
charged with theft Of hogs from j. s.
snith. smith lives In the south part
Of Vernon. and yesterday mornine Ma
fattenlng hogs were missed from the
pen. Circumstances pointed that they
had been taken out. ~ men'a foot
prints were plentiful about the pen
and the pen showed TO have been
Lautcr and Smith Mallow tracked Inc
men and hogs to spencers and Ar.
nold's and found the hogs, freshly
skinned and hung up, The skin. fect
etce could not be found. spencer has
done two years service at Huntsvilie
for horse theft committed IN this coun-
W and was pardoned by Governor
hogg about two years ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
STEAMER SWEET ny SEAS.
Nos"se With Many Narrow
Escapes From Founderinr

st. Johns. N, T., Nov. 27-rbe Ana,
nne steamer corea. Captain Main.
which arrived here Yesterday 80
1iassow and Liverpool. had nanw
narrow escapes from foundaring 'T ny
teess We're repeatedly swept from STEM
c eS sis5h' ana everything movable was
70 Keep the engines going and ~, ,,,,.Y.e
~ the steamer lay helpless IN tbs
s 11h OF me sea, The barometer
cropped to ESQ. on THURSDAY ~.
srn 10 the worst gale Of the vow
every NJ, vNpetleaeed. Is increased
nur.ng the latter part Of tbn 9,ss. .s,
s, eser was intensely cold and he
I - NM, me waves which washed over her ~
ali az my on ,he severity Of the weather
eamage on deck. the steamer sn MN sns
10 &c IN sound condition. "P'sais
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

using on the bats about fourteen miles
west OF town.
The citizens or Han county are in
deed very sorry 10 learn " the sad
death Of Mi. Tom Melee, sheriff Of
Hemphill county. He was executor Of
the DR.. c. a. Jessop catate OF this
place. and while Attending 10 that
business here he became acquainted
with many OF the Hall county people.
1t II very surprising TO see how the
cotton wagons still roll IN. old King
Cotton win yet prove to be the saliva
tlOn OF the Panhandle. Preparations
are being made 10 put In big crop in
'05, and then next fail Memphig VIII
present a black belt scene aure enough.
free grass, splendid wheat, an abun-
dance OF cotton. worids of all kinds of
melons and potatoes. q regular Geqr-
gln reputation Tor "Fdobers," the pur-
est. most healthful climate on earth.
good markets. for everything IN both
Fort Wcrth and Denver, and who
would not want 10 be a resident among
ua
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rolnpo MNN INrlA.s mIMslalr.
John 4. urck Hangs nimsoIf-suIcidr
Mt CrnwfordsviIlc.

Toledo, Ohio. Nov a7.--Joseph \.
beck, a leading architect of this city.
committed suicide tLis afternoon. His
body wns found by tramps hanging
10 tree IN n wood near the river road.
fully I'VE miles from the city. What
led Beck to take his HE is not known.
as he wna supposed to be prosperous
IN his business nad entirely free from
any domestic troubles.
Crawfordsvlllc. Ind, Nov 9I,--Chna,
u, Allen killed himself this morning at
his county residence, south of Craw-
tordsvillc. lie had PASSED the night az
the bedside OF hts dying wifc.and about
daylight, reallglng that her end wAa
near at hand, he left the room and no.
paired 10 the harm whore with pen,
knife he cut his throat. He was found
u few minutes later IN the last agonles
Of death by one of the watchers, who
hurried % the house To mud that his
wife had Just breathed her mat. Their
spirits had departed al ahnput tho
same Instant They were both ulnoet
90 years old and had planned to cole.
hratc their thrty-nrth anniversary
Thnnksglvlng day.
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Austin, Tex. Nov. 9S.-MrJohn Lub-
book OF Houston was married today at
high noon TO Miss Katie Pillow OF this
place in the First Presbyterian chrch
Rev Dr. benson officiating, Miss Phi.
low Is the daughter Of Mr. Ben Pillow
VINO mas been In The service OF the
this place for number OF vaars srho
bridal couple LEFT on the Houston and
Texas Central at i;i5 and will take n
short bridal trip before taking a ner,
manent residence In Houston Messrs
n. A i.oetiier and r. p. Bujac OF
Houston acted as best men. coming In
this morning with the groom
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corslcana, TEX, Nov. 2s.--D A. De-
witt was elected superintendent OF the
county poor farm Tor the ensuing year
yesterday evening by the commission.
srs' court.
j. 7. jackson was elected superln-
tcndent OF county bridge work.
Policeman Tom Luster n resting wen
with the wound he received Monday
night while trying 90 arrest Anderson
Young. Young died OF his wounds
last night ut o'clock. He came from
Cairo. Ill., 10 this state and has been
engaged in the cotton nelds IN this
county.
Rev Abe Mui,ey'a new residence Is
nearly ready for occupancy.
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FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS.
AIDE muLKEy's REVIVAL AT CAN
TON WAS a Success.
baking Money Cut Of Quail md
Prairie chiciscns-Rcsret- nj sber-
ia Mcoce's Denth-Drownwood
nudgct Of News--Cisco Notes.

Canton, Tex. Nov. 2S.-The revival
meeting conducted by Evangelist Abe
Mulisey closed Sunday night and was
the best revival ever held here. The
tabernacle was crowded to hear his
closing sermon, ''Thc Last Call" at
the conclusion Of which about forty
we're received into the Methodist
church. There were 100 conversions
and ordinations and about seventy
hve accesslons TO the different
churches.
The corner stone Of the new court
house was laid yesterday by the Ma
sons, Hon. John $. Spinks proxy for
the most worshipfu grand master.
The stone was from the Durnet county
quGrrlcs.
Except county collector and county
treasurer. whose bonds are very large,
the newly elected officers have been IN
stalled.
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htihb Exposed.
SAY city, Mich, Nov. 97.--The case
Of Rev Joseph st. John. rector 90
calvary Memorial church In saginaw
Is receiving attention from Bisbo,, NJ,
vles and others high u ms En,sconaI
church of MisS=san. Rev Thomas "
MaeLecsi has returned from Detroit
nnnther ne went In company viii
c 49, ~ ~; Gallagher, Of Saginaw. To-
naa,i,,,," WIN blshop Davies. Three
eS'lhss were held with the hisho,,
and u committee was selecteJ 20 '.srup
W say CITY TO Investigate tho rnr,nrS
Wv AT. 81 Johns parish has No.,
INrh from him and the pulpit d.
clared vacant. P'' "e'
We cannot force n t,,i.i 81, H..
SAse, said Mr.. MacLean. 'hmt 10 NJ
~ Iohn should get divorce We 90
~ az me testimony and there viii
- uit u, on which TO base a case
nei aT ~, Sohn. If St, John should
~, ne VIII probably be sus-
perform any of the functinns ~
munster Three months later nnotbe,
notice VIII be served. and If he 49,
NOT then appear he will he dennsa,i 80 ~,
munster OF the gospel" 's
saginaw, Mich. Nov. 27-Tho ut,
,s'ers OF this city are Indignant thal
p prisons son VINO have known for months
senE 9"uaseous conduct OF Rev. 10
W. G Sohn' the Episcopal rector
l9lltles led his wife to bring sit, 'i, ~
u,Noree' toward little girls shoul5 ,up
aioWed him 10 continue nj cai ~, se
ehureh. Some effort has bee,, nas s,
70 eNohse them by claiming ina .,
I'm, INN exercised hypnotic bower 49, So.
mem mem as he did over the glrls he t orer
P pidic,,, WIN; a brother minister here
,,,o,',e ,this idea. stories of No
to light S'"n'iy coming
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
KNOWLRDGp

,od Brings comfort and i.apr,,.
tendS to personal en,P' ,o''''
rightly used. The n ss'','ssss
YER yer 'nan Others and enjoy Iii ~
adapting the world's b 4%s y
the needs of physical b Nh ny
the value to health Of 't NJ 9
laxative principles em II M !
remedy, Syrup q Fis sp''''s's
Us excellente is due Il h.
in the form most accep v y
ant to tho taste, the feif, '1'ss n
beneficial properties II ! y, y
alive; .efEeetually clesnsi's l Il
dispelling colds, headacbsss Y Z, I
and permanently curir H., ~ y
1t has given satisfaction 4 X
met with the approval Y \ NJ n. !
profession, because il AZ, y y y
neys, Liver and Bowel wj,s...
ening them and ii IA peris WI !
every Objectionable substan'','
Syrup of Figs is for 81 I'''I 4, !,
glsts in 59c and 81 bottles br Y 1, \
ufactured by the Csliiorrsj, NJ \.
Co. only, whose name / pr;s,'as
package, also the name, syn, !
and being well informed " !
'ccept any substitute II pa.,'i
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Memphis Tex, Nov 2i-Iog killing
Is ms order Of the day ana The butcher
has but little business now
a large quantity Of quail aud p9ilrie
chicken have been shipped from Mem
pills this fall Some Of tho farmers arc
malting good weges al thla busineas
A crowd VIII 10 out 10 n. D I.pvn-
less next Thursday 10 engage iu an an.
telepe hunt. There is u nioA hnnnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29
DR.. DENNIS

cures Cntarrh mud Denf,,..
Discusses OF the Eye. ~
Throat and Lung.
Being a graduate Of I'M.
best colleges in the world. ~,
experience and confinlne hInl.,s
~ to his specially, be M \.
In making for himself a ms: =
reputation in Fort Worth sns !.
His method OF treating ~
new and radical. removing h.
and establishing natures u,ys
that when he cures YOU n,
cured. Hundreds OF patlens
he has not treated for tire NJ
as we'll today as when h. ~
them. Permanently located 4
block, Seventh and House
Worth. Hours Q to ig:N, IN I
and Z to s. Sunday . to II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

guilt. The officers have been very
much worried over their depredations
and have had great trouble IN finding
their men. Officers Kennerly and Plumb
made the arrest
Miss Bessie Rictor, whose mother
is one Of the clerks In the comptroller's
office, made brilliant debute last night
at the Drlskill hotel. Miss Rictor Is a
grand daughter Of Judge Alex Terrell.
United States minister 10 Turkey.
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Denison, Tex. Nov. eS.-Clm Mitch.
en- who, 4 is alleged embeazled 500
u month ago. has been arrested al ms
old homo. Rueinson. m. n. ". nm
bard Of the nrm has gone 10 ilonba,,
70 have papers issued for his renirn
Mitchell was travelling FOR Hlhbara
brpsr and collecting siO9 In Fannin
county. left the country. ''''
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iiillshoro. Tex, NOV, eS.-y Yesterday
afternoon about $3.50 o'clock tho horse
attached to Hon. Il. s. smiths surry
became Interchangeable and ran away.
Mlt smith had with him his wife his
niiie son, and Mrs. Hcnry. ID suest
Mthough the surry WAS completely
wrecked none OF the parties received
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

one dollar To Waco and return sun
day, December .. Via Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas Railway Special train
lcayca s a, m.
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Cleburnc, Tex, Nov IS. Coon VIII
lltma is moving his oil tanks to the
ground occupied by the ioc factory.
The Enterprise issucs a handsome
special Thanksgiving edition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-29

Galveston. Tex, Nov. a7.--rhe week
" rAaar' OF the weather bureau says:
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Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Hervey S. Humphrey has returned
from Wawasee.
Miss Emily Bingham will go to Lafayette
tomorrow 10 make a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Winters and fam
ily have returned from Waukesha.
DIR. and Mrs. III. G.. Carey nave returned
from a three weeks visit in Spencer.
Mrs. Henry Eltel, VINO has been north
for a few weeks. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wood have returned
from a four weeks visit to Asbury Park.
Mrs. Charles r.. Nickum and laughter
May have gone TO Dayton to make a visit.
Misses Nellie and Carrie Ashbrook will go
to Covington, Ky, next week to visit old
friends.
Mr.. f. G. Deming, business manager of
the Columbus, o., Dispatch, was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. George Sloan will give a brake party
Friday evening in honor of Mr.. Foster, OF
New York.
DIR. Norman Teal. who represented Noble
county in the last Legislature. was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Ella Bourne. OF Greenfield. will come
to-day TO visit Miss Nellie Fatout, on
North Illinois street.
Miss Carrie Malott returned last evening
from an extended visit TO friends near the
Hudson and further East.
Mr.. NJ. $. Huey and family, who went to
Seattle for the purpose OF locating there.
have returned to this city TO reside.
\ party of eight young people. chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Drake, went out
TO Millersville TO supper last evening.
Miss Mary Pickens will go to Vassar Col
lege in September, and Mr.. Rush PickenS
will 90 to Leland Stanford University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy Malott entertained a
few friends informally last evening. In
honor OF Mrs. Rltzlnger, Of st. Paul. Mimi.
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THE MONEY ALL READY.
Checks to BE Sent the Militia To Day to
Pay for Strike Service.

Acknowledgement Robbins and mis- assist
ants yesterday completed their calculations
of the cost of the two Indiana strikes. At
noon yesterday it was announced That the
aggregate amount due officers and men for
service in the railroad and coal mine
strikes was $40. 1929 The total cost to
the State of suppressing the troubles Incl
dent to the strike, ii is estimated, Will be
about $51, 900. Before leaving for Shelby
vile yesterday Governor Matthew's IN
Guided his negotiations for a loan Of 81, eco.
The money was secured tron the lOSdl
banks and will be used in paying The mill
tia. The Governor gave his note for Inc
amount. AS to the securities, ne says tBat
is a private matter and prefers TO remain
silent on the subject.
Checks will be sent the captains Of the
several companies to cover toe amount Of
their pay rolls. This will be lone today,
and before the week is out every man Who
served the State as a soldier during the
recent troubles Will have received his re-
Enumeration.
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HUNTING UP WITNESSES.
Another Woman Found Who Knows
Something of the Thomas Murder.

The police still believe there are four
witnesses to the Smith-rhomas murder case
besides those whose testimony has already
been taken by Coroner Beck One of them
Is though, to be Hattie Saunders, at No.
2S2 East Court street. The police have
been working to locate them for some Lime.
and yesterday morning patrolman Lyons.
after investigation, decided that one Of
them is the Saunders woman. lie went TO
the house and questioned her. She at first
asserted that she knew nothing of the af-
fair except what she had read in the press.
She said the first she heard Of the murder
was the morning after it occurred. She
finally admitted That she vas at the Peach
on the night of the murder with a rail-
roader whose first name was HlrTV. she
said she did not know his other name and
that she had never met him before that
night. She was on the second floor when
the murder occurred, and on leaving. a
short time after, said she saw the body
of Thomas lying on the foo- OF the saloon.
She said she did not see Smith aud denied
having been questioned or making any
about the affair Before. she
will be taken before the grand jury. Corcper
Beck will re-eXamine several If ne wit
nesses who told him they knew nothing
about the affair.
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A Motorman,s STUPIDITY.

The first company upon the scene Of the
fire last night was Engine Company No.
10, located at the intersection of Russell
avenue and Illinois street, just two blocks
and a half away. This company
would probably have been able 70
prevent the fire getting any start
and would have succeeded in keeping
the fire confined to the bakery building
but for the stupidity Of an electric car mo-
torman. The company attached a line of
hose to the plug on South street in front
Of Hetherington & Berner's foundry, and
laid the line TO the flames in the rear of the
bakery. AT this time the flames were con-
fined to the rear part of the buildirg.
and were easy of access. and the
fire could have been easily fought
from the bank of Pogue's run. The stream
had just been turned on when the stupid
motorman came along on his car. Without
any regard for the line of hose which was
stretched across the track he kept the cur
rent on and ran the car across the hose,
cutting the line. He crossed the second sec
ton OF the hose from the plug. and the
cutting of this section necessitated it's re-
moval, to m which the company
was compelled to make two uncouplings
and two couplings, consuming several mSI-
utes of valuable time. BY the time the
couplings were made the fire mad spread
into the main building, where II was diff
Tens, did not know the number of the car
that ran over the hose, but a patTolman
who saw IL made a note of IL and the mo-
torman will probably be arrested.
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scented to the Republican judicial and legis-
lative convention as a candidate for the
nomination for judge Of Room 3 Of the
Superior Court. The term of Judge Bar
tholomew, who is the present incumbent in
this room. will not expire till 1896. which Is
one year after the expiration of the present
term of Judge Stubbs. Some time ago the
latter concluded he would not be a candi-
date for denomination. Lately he has been
asked by n number of his friends to permit
the use Of his name for the Superior Court
judgeship. lie says he would not consent
to the use of his name for either of the
other rooms, as it would require him 10 re-
will not do TO accept a nomination to an
other office, but if rendered the nomination
for Room 3 he will accept ii.
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COLORED PYTHIANS ADJOURN.


The colored Pythians adjourned their ses-
sion last night with the hope that fac
tional strife in the ranks is at an end.
Yesterday the committee on resolutions
reported in favor of uniication. After
a number of enthusiastic speeches the re-
port was adopted and the following dele
gates appointed on the unification commit
tee: Lloyd CT. Wheeler, Illinois; S. b. Hill,
Ohio: c.. Trevan, Wisconsin,: E.. c.. Jackson,
Illinois; b. f. Thornton, Indiana; L. S. p.
Miller, New York; S. II. Blocker, Georgia;
f. b. Davis, Iowa; S. 5. Scott. Colorado;
J.. o. Grey, Virginia; Frank Brown. Lou
isiana; Alfonso Williams. Nebraska; Jasper
Gibbs, Minnesota; E. NJ. Rector. Michigan;
o. Nj. Wood, Missouri. The above commit
tee was chosen from different sections Of
the country and in localities where fac
tional strife exists. 1t will be the mission
of the committee to bring harmony into
the order, if such is possible. The con-
vention adjourned at noon yesterday. Last
night the delegates to the Grand Lodge
of the State convened at colored odd Eel
lows Hall and elected the folio wing Off
GERS:
Grand Chancellor-Ed NJ. Scott. Indian
apolis.
Vice Grand Chancellor-George Washing
ton. Connersville.
Grand Prelate-Richard Gordon, Evans
Vile.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals
Allen Sims. Indianapolis.
Grand Master Of EXchequer-B. +. Thorn
ton. Indianapolis.
Grand Master at Arms-William Collins,
Indianapolis.
Grand Inside Guard-Charles A. Bailey,
ConnersVille.
Grand outside Guard-J. b. Davis, In
dian2polis.
Grand Past Chancellor-Sylvester Harris,
Indianapolis.
Supreme Representative-Winiam NJ.
Lewis, Indianapolis.
1t was decided last night that the dele
gates in session should prepare an address
TO the colored Knights of America and
the committee on unification was instructed
to look after the matter Immediately. The
address will be prepared in the form of a
circular, a copy of which will be sent to
each member of the order. The circular
will contain an appeal to knights to throw
aside all prejudice and fractional discon-
tent and renew their COWS TO the order.
After the adjournment of the Grand
Lodge last night the delegates were ten
dered a banquet at Masonic Hall. The
banquet was followed by a concert and
literary entertainment. addresses. being
made by Supreme Chancellor Mitchell, OF
Chicago; o. NJ. Woods, of st. Louis; Lloyd
major general of the uniform rank. This
afternoon the visiting divisions will indulge
in a street parade. and afterwards at the
fair grounds will give an exhibition drill.
A number of prizes will be awarded.
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VIII Try 1t again,

The committee appointed to secure money
to lift the debt from the armory of the
indianapolis Light Artillery announce that,
owing 10 the unfavorable weather of Satur-
day, the programme was so disarransed
that it has been decided to try it again,
and a series of drills will be given the aft
ernoon of Labor day, Sept. 3, at Armstrong
Park. in which the following organizations
will participate: indianapolis Light In
fantry. Company y, Second Infantry; Fox
Zouaves: Division No. IS, Uniform Rank,
X. Of p: Division No. As. Uniform Rank.
X. of r.; First Regiment, Uniform Rank,
X. of p; Second Regiment. First Brigade,
Patriarchs Militant; indianapolis Light Ar
tiilery.
The Second Regiment Band, Professor
Houghton. leader. viii give a concert in
the afternoon and the Bald-head GIee Club
will sing. The afternoon exercises will close
with q dress parade at $50. The Open Air
Theatrical Company will give an evening
entertainment. The admission viii be p
papfs