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Rifle scores.

Members of Company e yesterday
made the following scores at the 2G0-yard
range:
Sergt Johnson....-42 Pri. .. +. Hughes Il /
Sergt Eields........ 10 Pri. Pearson .........31 Z
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nID ESTABLISHED SALOON FOR SALE
" doing good business: near new postofhce-
Apply at RECORD-UNION OFFICE.
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NOR SALE-A LOT IN 4 VERY DESIR-
L able location; size, 30x90; price, 5000.
INQUIRE 142b1a Q street.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
/ California, County of Sacramento In the
matter of the estate of JOSEPH GREEN, ST.,
deceaS ed.
Notice is hereby gwen, that FRIDAY, the
Cd day of February. 1894, at o o'clock A. NJ.
OF said day. and the Courtroom of said court,
at the Courthouse. in the city of sacramento,
county ofSacramento and State OF California,
has been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said Joseph Green, ST..
deceased, and for hearing the application of
r. B. Armstrong for the issuance to him OF
letters of administration with the Will an
neXed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court,
this 9Th day of January. 1894.
lsEAIJ WM. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. S. WACHHOKsT. Deputy Clerk.
Endorsed: Filed January / 2. 1894.
WIN. b. HAMILTON, Clerk.
I,v e. S. WACHHoRIT, Deputy
ALBERT NJ. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petit
toner. Jal 5-td
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1>1t o STkEET-IU KENT-hOUSE Of
IOl 4 nine rooms and supplied with all
modern improvements; at present occupied
by &. W. Hale; VIII be vacated February list.
For particulars inqulre on me premises.
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NOR SALE TWO FINE UPRIGHT
r pianos-one for $3.50 and the other $500
Apply 1923 Ninth street.
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Jnr 9aIe.

EOR sALE-TEN SHARES OF SIXTH
L Series or Union Building and Loan Asso-
ciation at bargain. AduIess ''G. s." thls
Office Jd22-u
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aMeettna Mntices.
General Nnttres.

M ADAM PORTER, CLAIRVOYANT;
1fl fortune telling by cards and paImistry,
auIes, 5Oc; gents, 81; clairvoyant sittings,
81 80. go L., bet SlXIn ana Seventh. ia22-lWx
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CtLAIRVOYANT - MRS. BARTHOLMES,
" Denver's well-known business and test
medium, has returned and can be consulted
upon all affairs OF life; she reads the past and
unravels the future; diagnoses disease with
outquestons; satisfaction guaranteed; call and
days. 721h street. ja2O-6t*
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WILL TRADE FOR SACRAMENT CITY
w property, good farm of 65 acres IN san
Mateo County; nrst-class land and i've acres
IN french prunes. Address Postofice Box
93. Sacramento.
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w. T.. DOUGLAS

rrHE SHOOTING SEASON 49,
at hand. Come and mako N1T
your pick from HENRY Eek ca,@E.D
HARDT'S new invoice Of Ham -SSSgpN
rner and Hammerless Guns from - W "
all the best makers. New lot of Shooting
Coats-duck, corduroy and fustian. Cans
choke bored, stocks bent. and repairing on
guns and rifles specially. Send for price
list. No. 623 K street.
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5pHt--Gn,tun.
90 4et or Reirt.

1n00 H STREET.-THE RENT, PLEASANT
1870 room with board Tor or two per-
sons la22-1W*
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| five rooms, furnished; with hot aud cold
water bath, etc. Inquire on the premises.
F1IO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. APPLY
at WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE, 121
4 street.
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~1O L STREET.-THE LET = DESIRABLE
y lower fiat, seven rooms, bath; modern
lnpro yements. Apply on premises.
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NOR sALE-DIFFERENT SIZE PIPE,
L dipped; guaranteed to stand high pressure;
at low rates SACRAMENTO PIPE WORKS,
in octagon building near depot.
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A STROLOGY. = CONSULT PROFESSOR
N Franks, the celebrated Scientific Astrolo-
glst, on all affairs of hie also water treatment
given. 41712 h ST., room 2, up stairs. jal9-3t*
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A n ENTERPRISING MAN WITH A LIT
"A Tie money may 40 we'll to address Box
150, this Office. ta1S1w*
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IGT j. THOMPSON, THE EAGLE TIN
w ner, IS still on top, doing all kinds of
tin work. Give me a call, 1927 Seventh st
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uARRY w. RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
Ill cleaning, corner Twelfth and 0 streets;
carpet cutting, sewing and reftting; furniture
packed Tor shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale Tele-
phone 292.
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. sack; roll butter, doc, 45c: creamery
squares, SOC; oranges. 1Oc dozen; olives, csc
quart. SlMONo u BEESLEY, $40 X street.
M CARRIED LADIES' SAFEGUARD; PAT
WI ented; no medicine; no equal; money
refunded if not satisfactory. Send 10c to
The record-union., 1894-01-22

CAUTION.-Ir a dealer offers w. l..
Douglas shoes at q reduced price, or says
he has them without namo stamped on
bottom put him down as fraud.
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A TTENTION EXEMPTS-THE -
N regular election OF officers OF efsSSssssT-
the Exempt tireman's Associa- EE.s1ssss1AeS
rion of Sacramento will be held 60 %
on THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1884, at
Fireman's Hall, Eighth street, between and
X, sacramento. The officers of election are
Martin Steinmetz, Judge; Hiram Cook and
NJ. Werner, Inspectors. The polls Will be
open from TO Z p NJ. All members three
months in arrears for dues and fines cannot
vote.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, PLAT
FORM.

The representatives OF the republicans
Of the limited States, assembled In general
convention on the shores of the Mississippi
river. an everlasting bond of am indie
structible Republic. whose most glorious
obapter OF history is the record OF the re-
publican marty. congratulate their coun-
trvuen on the majestic march OF the Ma
non under the banner inscribed with the
nrllicinles OF our platform 81 1889 Nlnll-
Gated nv "A victory at the polls ana pros
perity In our fields. workshops anu Ill"tss
and make the following declaration Oh
We We gr.eeaaifirm the American doctrine OF
nrotection We call attention TO US
Growth abroad. We maintain tnat We
TrOsperous condition Uf our counIS al,
largely due to the wise revenue cs'''''''''
OF the republican congress .Ai,b on,
We believe taat all aIuSleS MH.,Sot ~
not be produced In the Lnilea ot@'tss' 81
cent luNuTics should nt an. JILL. y,.,,,frc~ into
amy and that on all imports coHllnE I'm
euSr. si.I Vim The products Of American
W. thSra sboiIld he levisd duties equai
10 The diffsrence between WAGES epio"l
W. osscrt that the prices Of manual ma, tS,ge
t,,r-l sriinles Oh general consumpL Vil .Lo
been reduced under the operatlu" "
tarlff act OF 1890, o,...s ~ the demo-
We denounce the eI0lio - rsnrAsenta-
cratic minority OF the hop nov laws oI by piece
MI r manifested by the.T atl2,Sss , GSn
WOOL lead and lead ores, tne ~ ask
49, ~ Ttinibrr OF states ana We "SN
Inc neonia Tor their judgment tnt, rent,b-
We noint 10 the success pl w which
llcan n0iicv OF reclproslilt ,,u.ns',.asei aud
our export trade has Vas'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04
PEoPLE's PARTY.

Following Is tho populist platform adopt
cd at Omaha, July Z, 1892, and adopted
by the Texas popullsts as their platform
later on:
l. That tho union OF the labor forces
Of the United States. this day consum-
mated. shall be permanent and perDet.
nal: May ts spirit enter into an hearts
for the salvation of the Republic and
the uplifting Of mankind
.. Wealth belongs to him who creates
II, and every dollar taken from indus
try without an equivalent Is Robbery
'1f any VIII not work, neither shall is
eat" The interests or rural ana civic
labor are the same; their interests are
g. we believe that the time las
come when the railroad corporations
Will either own the people or The people
must own the railroads. and should the
government enter upon the work Of
owning and managing any or an rail-
roads we should favor an amendment
sons engaged IN the government SER
vice shall be placed under ciyil SER
vice regulation Of the most rigid char
acter. 80 as 10 preyent the Increase OF
the power Of the National administration
by the use OF such additional government
we demand National currency,
safe, sound and flexible. issued by the
general government only. fun legal
tender for az debts, public and private,
and that without the use OF banking
corDOratlonE a just, equitable and eff
Client means Of distribution direct 10
tho people az tax not exceeding per
cent per annum. be provided. as set forth
In the subireasury plan OF the Farmers
alliance. or some better system; also by
payments in discharge Of rs obligations
for public improvements
o. we a maud the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver ana gold az the present
legal ratio OF lG 20 I.
6 we demand that the amount OF the
circulating medium be speedily Increased
10 not less than so per capita
T. we demand a graduated income tax.
s. We believe that the money OF the
country should be kept as much as posi-
ble i'm the hands OF the people, and hence
we demand that an state and National
revenues shall be limited 70 the necessary
eyp-nses OF the government eeonotnically
ana honestly administered.
b We demand that postal savings banks |
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04
I.rrNRARY GOSSIP.

Mark Twain SAYS In Pudd'nheau will
sons Calendar" in the March Century:
agreeable people who know have gone TO
q better world. am moved TO lead bet
ter NE"
The Forum for March will contain an In
tcrestlng study OF the religious condition
OF an old Puritan town in Massachusetts.
ahowinE the lapse of the force and power
of the churches, by the Rev. VIM. Bayard
Hale OF Mlddlesboro. Mnss,
stephen Bonsal In an article called "a
Pilgrimage 20 Lourdes" In March Gem
fury, says that 600 letters are received
every day az that famous shrine addressed
opened. and are supposed 80 contain petit
tons and prayers from those who arc
and thank offerings from those who have
been benefited by their visits.
American book amateurs Will be inter
csted 20 learn that the lat of private
libraries IN America now being complied
500 Those possessnra Of libraries with
whom Mir. uedeler has been unable to
communicate arc reqnested e iurnish him
their treasures and tho epecialtles In
books 30 which they devote themselves, 1t
Is obviously to the interest OF blbllographi-
cal science that work OF this kind should
is advlsab 5itsn not to delay in sending IN.
formation, else the editor may, 20 hi5
regret be compelled TO SO to press without
e.
A recipe for essay writing In an English
periodical dovoteE the wide column con-
tanning the whole article to directions for
pens, inks. paper, advantages and other
wise OF a typewriter, aud one short para
graph nj the end of the matter to the
essay. This 10 the usual proportion, no
doubt The recipe runs as follows: so
long ~ you do not begin with "a definition
You may begin anyhow. An abrupt be-
ginning Is much admired. after the fash
lon OF clowns entry through the chem
lists window. Then whack at your read
er at once, hit him over the head with
the sausages, brisk him UP with the poker.
bundle him into the wheclbarrow. and SO
carry him away with You before he knows
where you are. You can do what you
like with reader then. II you only
keep him nicely on the move, So long
ns you are happy your reader VIII he so
too But one law must he observed---an
essay, like a dog that wishes 20 please,
must have q lively tail, short but as was-
IrIHh na nnHaIhle. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04
THE uNTRAMmELED MUSE.

Memphis Commercial
Sing Wdliiam, sang. your dUicet struins
10 ssoothe our hearts and bring Nepentho
10 the brain
We love TO hear you toot, und Dhout
Tor like INC dying swun. you sing your
requiem,
And 'Ar Poctlca," you treat with pure
As gay 'y" Soi ride, astrids Pegasus on a
bust.
Your fortes not BALLADS CnHnpaign songs
wnaci are TOO Eight anu thin. TO suit
thas7e stirring times,
Give ua a Drna, Epic or an ode,
Nor though tho flesh Is weak ids gpiT1t
Ana a. You scale tihe heights OF Mount
Deem that your stced's the Boss OF all
JaCloaH8egi.
Mind mt, "Poeta Narruitur Mon nt,"
Which does not SUIT your wandering muse
Nor genius sraws stself, in spite OF rliiea.
Mechanically made. TO govern rhyminE
VINO. 9ushlng in. whcre Angels scar 10
tread,
DON'T unsicnltand they're hurt. even when
theyre desD1.
The ode's oo1osrsnl Adam, Eve and Cain.
your brain,
And Tor Epic, why not try oresteS
or s1rnothlng lil1e, Achilles or Aureus.
Inttesud Of wasting ufiinfns,
on themes 50 FAR below your lorty status
And therc's the Drama 200. depicting
IT'S qoyca. lts fears, it's smiles and tears
ana Ftrife,
How would Ipuse Iarbor Martin" suit
you as heroY
Or Tommy Reed. that parody ON Nero.
or Liza rnkshou posing In the CENTER
With Johnny Sherman IN the 'danBe uu
ventrc,"
or Mrs Lease. low uedlted, In ur4mson
sscorjiag gas bag Weaver TO the foot
And thea inject that song Of Gro and
with Epitaph on BIN Mcanley's Bill.
Now dead and buried with dts late pro-
walo's Ereatly worried with tho bin col
loctor.
DO sing US something grand, heroic or
You have the cheek. the impufence and
String words together. never mind the
And prnt them always at your own ak
And by and bye. twin surely come to
Youl say Ike shakespeare, Write Me
-Ranter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

be established by the government for the
safe deposit OF the earnings OF the people
and TO facilitate exchange,
10. transportation being a means OF eN-
change and public necessity, the govern
ment should own and operate the rail-
roads In the interest OF the people.
IL. The telegraph and the telephone, IKE
the postofficC system, being n necessity
for the transmission Of news should be
owned and operated by the government
In the interest OF he people.
ll rhc land ipcluuins all the natural
sources OF wealth, Is the heritage OF all
the people, and should not he monopolized
for speculative purposes and alien owner,
ship OF land should he prohibited. All
porauons, In excess OF their actual needs
i,ud pll lands now owned by aliens should
be reclaimed hy the government and held
for actual settlers only.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

WHAT IS lT7

The machinery of the human body Is
worked by subtitle force akin 70 magnet-
Ism. Health depends on a perfect oquili-
brium or this vital element disease. on
the contrary, arises from disturbance or
this vital equlpoise. the greater the aus,
tufbance the more violent the disease, ana
Ing an equilibrium OF the lost balance.
This Is most effecfually accomplished by
magnetism. II you are diseased. call ~
Healer. now al Hutchlns House, Hous-
ton.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

oussed I'm the EDITORS article Thu oiat
has number OF communications sletohes
and reviews That WIN be OF Interest In the
Street, Chicago.
The Texas University for February con-
and the Florld style" which afrt,ss svsry
forcibly that the person, In writing ns wen
as In speaking, who can say the most in
will be listened TO and whose work will
be appreciated and read. The writer gives
good advice to reporters who are Inclined
TO indulge In rhetorical flights in describ-
ing everyday occurrences. He well saws
that II there has been n terrible FIRE what
boots Il that the stars looked down in
tears OF the Empress Night fell SORROW
fully upon the Scencfn lQyery Department
OF the Texas University Is wen edited in
cludcs n wide variety OF subjects. which
viii not only be of interest 10 the students
OF the state university, but TO the literary
public IN general.
The current number OF Litteli's Living
Age ADDS 70 the already widely known
merits OF this magazine. which ts recog-
niEcd as one OF the hest compendiums OF
the literature OF the day, It's matter being
always well and carefully selected.
The Gulf Messenger for February gives
for its frontlspiece the picture OF an old
mission Ct Goliad, TexasI,,,the. Miss, ,, L.
little sketch OF this day OF time-houored
Yencration written by y. Nj. Mcpougall.
negro dialect story, which is prcttly told,
The fourth lnstnllment OF Tales from the
Quarters" by NJ u. Lyon. tells how n
are Sps s SSSi' other mertoToSs literary eon
trihutions and the sketches are OF
more than usual interest. The Gulf Mes
scucer IL published at San Antonio by
Miss Sara Hartman. and is one OF our
best Texas magazines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

.,on these documents VIII III
bout 70 W.
z "A Of peculiar Nl'ue'
"" -
oNAI DEmOCRAllC r. AL
HklI0 EORm,
,.,.,,,as ot tbo
4 ,.,lon l. The represent -
a., rorty of the United states, IN
4roei"'' i.,,,t,, a.esemD ed, do re
Eppal COW .',.,,o. IN the princinIes
\ m their allegiance itee--..,,
\ ,bs Marty as formulated ny JEFFERSON
'Ae ,l,t,.t b,. the long and lllustrious
II exempllHet ~ d, ,h, 5c,ror,uttc
VI Of his successor ~. -, ,,,o
n ,..sb,, from Madison TO Cleveland NE
K 'A'' .hrr welfare demands that
n tN l"T -, annl,ad 70 tho conduct
t,se principles NC eFi -,
ma Federal government lhIoubh 'ie
,,,yer of pnv party that advo-
h ~ and we solemnly declare the
~ a return 10 these fundamental
n ~ "A free, popular government
,lpIes ,n,s rifle and individual liberty
y Gu w w ,rorp urgent than now when
n nF, w.. ~ cantralize ali power at the
e, initial becomes menace of the
aal N-I5bts of States that strike at
FI'eI ~ onr government under the
p ~ ne framed by the public.
II 4 We warn me people or t OK our our
mon country 70 80 ~ jngtitntinns. hat
Ration Of thelf IT, SoStroI Of eiace
4 policy Of ihs ,,,o er rsn5hliHan Marty has
-nted itself Is trausht win me gray v
dangers scarcely !gss i'oi'e,ouS Ca' a..
hi result from r9yo'u'9 tho p r,;ia f
XVI. II strikes at the North as well
v s NE south and Injuries the colored
Isss even more than the whites. II
~ horde Of deputy marsh n;,,.i at
s;t returning boards apnolnted ana ana
Z, N NE electoral rights of the people
~ several states; the subJugatlon OF
\ Y ci55rsd people TO the control Of the
In IN power and the FeNlNlhg OF race
4. 5,1s s;ti psr I to the safety and happi-
Y, Il al, a measure deliberately and
En- described by a leading IepuniiGanl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

HE EXPERIBNCEs no PAIN.
Your Comet Pile Remedy has entirely
cured me of troublesome case OF pies,
since / began using the remedy" John
Gneaey. chester. III. Sold by S. a. Brown,
druggist
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-04

=. U.c,al request of quite num-
~ ~,,o, democrats, The Post re-
2 :" national platforms adopted
F''p minneapolis and Omaha in
'n'r me platforms OF the regular
y c,,-v democracy adopted the
Now that the campaign is
H' . o,on. these documents will be
"a Of peculiar value,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

The contest Of Evans ~ Roc TINT com
mcnced December Is. and which viii
end March ig getting more iutrreslinf
each day. The lime Us near at hand
whsl one baby Of ihr many exhibited wills
get the beautiful gold medal und so To
cash, Evans & Roe would no doubt
be very glad IL all the handsome bablet
could win, but as tins is impossible all
they can do nnl ara dong is to have
u fair, square race AID lot the friends
who work the hardest Cor thrir candidate
elect the bnhy 10 the distinguished honuq
~ baiag the prrtirst baby in Fort
Worth II is lilo intention Of Evans
x Roe IN have the picture Of the winner
Published In the daily papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11

The usual list of minor offenders occt-
pied the prisoners dock at the city court
This morning. Chief Justice Adams heard
the testimony and manipulated the scales
Of Justice very imnlrtially.
Collector Caldwell has his clerical force
at work listing the property sold for
taxes in 1892, lie says the amount Of
unpaid taxes for that year will not eN-
coed SSO,OOO, which Is about the same us
the uncOllccted uINcs Of the previous year.
Superintendent ScOhle says the inis-
take in che construction OF the water
works dam was that the worl, was under
taken az too low figure. He now has
4 force of men at work hauling the tim
hor out Of the stream, and will, II the
council so directs, proceed with the work
OF replacing the damaged wings. extend.
ing them at least forty feet into the banks.
ihe. work to be. concreted so That water
viii not percolatc through the walls.
Ii Is believed that the repairs can be
completed at cost of $1,000.
At the last council meeting the agent
Of the Automatic check punch was in
iormed by resolution, that he could take
his sample machine out of the city score
tary's office. This really useful niece of
mechanism should have been purchased.
as lis use would actually prevent the
raislug OF checks issued hy the city.
Losses Of this kind would have 10 be as
sumed by the city, OF that there is no
question. hut the council which Is yet
Suffering from an attack of righteous
ecnl0ny saw MT not 90 avail themselves
" tlhs additional safeguard, which could
have been provided for very little money.
lust north Of the city hall, on the prop
erty occupied by that building Stands an
unsightly shany which should he re-
moyed az once. II Is presumed that this
WI he done IN the fall when the council
WI take measures to clean up the prem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-11
rug MUSICAL PROGRAM.
Rendered by tho Famous 81 Perkins
Orchestra.

The famous 81 Perkins orchestra viii
render tho following musical program
during The performance Of the play by
that name next Monday night ,at Green
wallis opera house. Lovers Of high-grade
and hear the entire program
/. Descripuye-A Trip to Concy Isl
Synopsis Rush TO the boat IAN
aboard Whistle. Life On the ocean
wave. Italian baud playing on board
the steamer. Appearance Ot Jubilee sing
cf5, IAN ashore" Whistle CurOusals.
Passing a frcc-and-cusy Eiccting IN IN
pleasant customer Appearance of little
Gprmun baud. Entering West Brighton
hotel. the greatest living cornetist IL
hrurd. A heavy thunder storm comes on
with thunder and lightning The clouds
break aud Sunshine follows, Boarding
the Murine railroad, train arrives in time
to hear Gilmorc's band perform Che
anvil chorus introducing 500 anyis Sig
nal for Pdiups fireworks Is heard fol
lowed 10y cannon shots and imitation of
sky rockets. Grand rush for the home
bound train Home Sweet Home"
. Charnclgistic-'Da Jubilee
Turner.
. Mcdley-"A Royal Flush"-Ioycn-
berg,
4. Overture Poet and Peasant Won
Suppc
During act q. C. Vance viii play
curuct solo
Tiralc-Alareh- Belle of Chicago"
$, 4 Downs, director; George II.
Holcombe, drums, traps and electrical
displays.