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Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
eelaraoe, etearns Co., winn.

Sr. Reoaitsr: - Giori9 fer ies uoaft I
'Eeeordb'Goten" fra ben fore Siao Bel.
aroos, uastet ben bor fine 5 Saloonsr % ct
3rns Store imop 4 Grpeerp Stprss. Get
Ter noaet rart no, at Seioliuinssn / % ont
firing Belgrade fan opboloe ilers Siienie.
barter euo grocerpm9no.
ganse at 8laOets 2Riers bar oit GRID
ring ior ps bar feet, bpor meset omit %
hoor meesn Glenbigbeb, Der err ifpIge mso
BrGnoeoiuet. dor pmtrsnt Ell llges lib
itoen Dor to uuge Mano I 8psr, % iormo'
oentits ituIoe be image pao ale 5 8biIips
i9lsernes Stof. 6omne 2 q 8 gil ira
Bpen bleu be ~lpsHHer, % bet euote ueo. at
ben enc bleo itamfaaet Sapoe Der ingeu
salooner pnret, iaa baooe bette ntnnite life
b9not. Seq tror, bet plloe pGre Ell COB
Ting for 5drmerne, bOis Der iussu SaIoouer
par, % ri fan fringe Snobpggerne BI'
grade til at femme imoo 2ieeuie, bois pi
blot Tan pare Ilot enise os tor ii9e til the
voters: Stem tuioo Salopnerue, eIers goar
ot til en- anoen Bp % irl8er bore 9rooui.
ter % tlpber ialen, bpao oi trRn9er. Meu
no9le oil maaite tGnfe iom iaa: Nei, leg tor
moi life bet beIer, for jog er ltplois uogls
EolerS til Der % uoale til GaaI; faar moi
bare iorii9tia eIlers pil be babe mig til at
betale. - Sab os iaa fprigge al Hare os
uoeu benz, iom er for <opbi I 8i9lo; meu
ibIa1ot benz, Tom er mere ieluitGnoigs, oil
nlaaite nogIe ii8e: Sec Fan 9uu mo paa
Saloouen 90 to- mig en- Gram eler tlpbe
paa en- 8ru'te eler Slaite uoeu at ortiie
mtg fulo. % iaa fau andre 9iRre, - bper
fdar paste fig ieIu. Via ia, bet er mango gar
M tioen Rain iasoe: gr jea min 8rooers
Togter? Neu, @obtfoli, Tom ibu, bpts 8
err teo % bielper til at uorpooe SaIoonsrue.
slsr s en- itgrrre 8eIsjerniu9 mob 3ranic.
rens 5amiIie, eHo mob bam ielu.
Nbonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
@iunepta, @tnu.

or. Heoattgr: - 8interen o9 Ssiret ban
Der oGret 9anite bra til beune 9io. 3et
bar moi til line 3Ioer oRret temnreItg iolot
men iaa bar Der life peret noBeu ip9r Sne,
mRnaoe.
SunobeoStilItanoen bar ppret nptiaa bra
BOG bar 2pfus %lnbfunbet fig pau iorlbeaist
Steoer, % lite iaa faa bar maattet buiie
unoer for ben.
Sioie Gars NpIing blep miooels beront,
firing, men Triierne er os bar uGret ian Iapt
pna, bpao 5armerue bar at iRI9e, at bet iitt
itrGtter til no9en Ting iaa be, Der er
6lGIo, iom piit be flefte al rs 5armere err
ialoer bet tuu9t at faiie tilueie Ien8e
Nleu ieg trcr, at bet uiloe ere tlpst a
6armerue, ont be bespnote liot mere met
bIaubct 6nrmina, og life letter altfor me9er
3iItro til bare Speoen.
Seq faar ogiaa meobeIe Iiot ON bort firte.
iige ScrboIo. ct. 2ucas MeuigbeO Gar fpl
oGrct betient al Iaitor g. 9boriteuieu, ionl
bar rp8tet fit &alo meb 5liO, men paa Bruut
at en- Strio, iom ppiom inoeu Wenigbeber
fanot Baitor 9boritenien bet iom fin Big
at tase GfIfeo iom Brett for Ct 2ucas
Reui9beo. 3enne pnifeoe BELT at faa Dan,
net ct mere betuemt GrGftetaIo, og ct. 9ucai
os Stlp Rent9beoer organiiereoes oeriol
til ct &rRitefaIS. % til fin Brett talote b,
8auoloat Mtertin GomsoaI, JONI blep Orbit
neret al 5ormano 9. Sopne / StIo Meuig
beo COTTONWOOD 60. ben Site San. 1884
Gen upe Brett fommer hit til at blipe el
apo % tro Siener / fit gmbeoe % rggte Fl
8aIo meo Glib. Cub peliisne bans 5rem
ito us grbeioe. Z. 6. 9bompiou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
~Sancsoiac, isis.

Sr, ' ~, Ia ies uetop er fqroia
"'0e'0e Niteu. Iaa falot bet mia
!, '.ys oo9I'Smter til" 7ecprub. Ioiten",
ss,. "Ot oct o'loe iuteresiere noale al
Ess,ir'e ~''Fe at bsre upsle Orb fra
IN. s g i 3onespiue for at lore Tele.
h. n Sa''7'incs stoIe. Seq bar bore.
\ :, 1se'' % Itcr mig auOt. On gto.
b. '9f at oen er ben beoIte. ion
Tia m, " S'a9s. Der er mango gtuoen.
|Is5n.... W S'otH 49, omtreut 175 -. 90
9s',. gsI 'a' noacn iii bucr qaq.
h sis.. 'r en- pen sp. beliqaenOe poo
On ~. a. &Od 8,pcr, p,eo omtreul
ua,nO %aSoaa7ere. 80 Scrubauer oao,
MAN. 4, S I ncmlia Chicago & wortb.
! h., " eq''a0o, Ntlwarce & Ct. gunl
Frsr,. gar I'm StotiOusbpantuo. spcr
|aa ii a,'o e.eitrNt 2ps, epcrsuane O.
Rss, ~ .'qlas somfunO, men sapt,ltern,
lien snu pD'l'' 6remItrtOt. Ser er oaiat
= -, 1,gsa ~, iOm bar fin sirt,
EenS ' ., al 9aitOr eijerpen.
hr. en- en- oenIt8 SiIfcn til sascOrob
/ I'm, a, % 9Gierc. ReO gnlf,
'aa. iD y np'Ts 6remsana for "9ecorob
'''''''' leg meO asicIie
Iouis MibtoabI.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
@rauptQe, Wtuu.

Sr. Reoaftgr: = Spao Beir o. %ino an,
aaGr, lna bar bet pGret en- ben 8lnter Der
fpr Hptaar par bet tndpt SIGosigre, mer
lioen er Der tonlmet liot Sue al o9 til, %
nogIe Gage iblauot temmellg fclot, men d
mao bog a~ligeusl tdlee bet en- pen Yinter
IammenIiguet neo buao ot 0Orbboere E,
pante me0.
Gunobeostilitanoen berrunot er aaniti
bra, men / Bpen Grauo Sorts bsrlfer Del
mesen Spgeom.
$ioerne bebpuer ieg life at b%eirioe. til b
er poerit onorliss % l'oen gplIna tleu bsl
o9iaa Der. p. Z. Sau9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
@pna, Cavalier Co., n. eafota.

Sr. 8eoaitgr: : GnoltIent 81 Ieper iaa
lanat 9oro, iaa bar ui en- nle9et pen Sinter.
llaatet bet her / Cme9neu bIeu en- sjennem.
aaaenpe COB auliHa iaa mao bet alligepeI
iiaes, at 9ioerne er oaarlige. gilioen er
tabt, os ~JorretuirssioIt er banse; men ON
Iioerne er upiiaa baaroe, laa er Der ooa
blepet cptaset en- bel Eel 9ano, bet oil iise
timber claims, iom bar ligaet tilbags.
fsarmerne beromirtns er for bet meiie bel.
liaaenoe, bpilfst man ian ie pna ale be me
Suie, icm er ppicmnet | ben ierere Tib.
gn peuIis Silien I'll gsnner % ajsuote.
8.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06

Nueu iaa tHoerli9 t%ainemmslis. Eiaise pil
9 aubciaIe 9r. CpeHs eleitriite Bette til
lie benz Der Iioer al ct elsr auoet Gnoe,
ON 8r. Gpens Bette pnaitaaes at tuuue tus
ere. Brug life Gage, tbi Bsltet er beore.
Uuiter De at oieutti9aigre min Siriuelie,
oil ie9 bet meset gierus. Seq ital altio an
befate bet. Ierss
z. q. Rnbran.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06

Den ct Bette go. 3af
8em % bet bar til
iuIee opiblot, bpao
Der bar louet. Seq
Git itaoi9 meo en-
poIbiom D~opeopiHe,
Smsrter | Rgg9eu
og Srpitet % alt
bette bar M forlaot
mig eiterat jea' be-
spnote mso BeItst.
hoDrior leo err Tr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
W re-. 3 hos. RaSou.
AbercrOmbie, %. Eat, IS. San. 1894.

N%0eFcronIble, y. TAT, 10. Jan. ISy4.
Or. " Omen.
yor en- 1io iioen iIsbte ieg ct ai 7eres
10. 4 Better % for bette ieuoer leg 3em
min tuberlige {af. Seq bauoe i99t mango
!rger og brugt mango Slags IleoieiHer,
uen uoen ben riHgeite 5iRlp. Seq par idd
5larlig, al leg tilbrasie mere al min Tio /
Sen9sH euo oppe paa Gruuo at Smsrtsr.
Ren sfterat leg bauoe be9uuot at bruce
6ettgt bleu ieg Gag for Gag beore. Seq leo
n iaamange Ouoer. al leg life fan bsuRpne
Gem. Seq bar en- ubegrRuiet liliro I'll Bel
tet og Diloe pnite at ale Spge Tumble baoe ct
ai 3eres Better. 9Grbsoigit
Nrs. &. =. Bera.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
-...nn. Rontdud.

u~.,rerl 9ost jog ieuOer MN aai
: s',,t .g%,HrssFibei', oil ies r'so ue'
Fsl'' .:,,n Hr" sGecorobg0aeu isnDe
rnt ~. "a ga, for fiOit til mine aaiale
E1,r' slaSntnos 90 9''i'H0''' '''" 'a'''
:st ,ase life siors slaOsts aa'ets no ast
Wv "a MI ItalOe besnn0e at Iailre
en- s, gTS Gtoer 90 ripe neO gaa sis'
,%~nropolfer, 8rGiter us @taitln'
FnhS sn,m peo, buao bet er alt, ioni
rt@ ~. y oyer, nuar etripeilsen tOmmer !
fa r,o eff. Seq fan ristlSnot HE
siuD .7tcorab- gOifen@s aorrsipoH'
y after w har feet nuset a%IaSemaal ira
~, here's graT; tbertimoo bet
. oltto 1tfGloet; berom pioner
' l.",r,e g~srstuinser ON "Surpriie'
~. I'll Rrrfsgaaroeu mso fplote Ytao'
srauenoe 8proe, patre greienter
Somprr. gilt bette er nle9et
y, rijsr opo 8orftuaeIie mellem Tr9lt
m,.',b,a, gn Grbeioer er fin epn p9ro,
%.risbeOsrne peO bet % %iOritaar at
/ " Srat efter bans 5ortlsnefts.
,rpDsier meb 9GnsieI 19eeorab'
0or,,as. han CT ben enefte Horlfe,
. S,rrrr mia meb fit Seiss her. ilnoer'
|, ,sar ben ~rigtiguOt min 9pr forbI, %
| ,,srsr Der IseiOm en- aansieI ODER
"a nSalput ic9 bel peO, at ban Ieoer
[yTpStr ia bel, iuu er bet en- flor Stui'
At mite ct Hammer.
s,t ,r oanife eusformiSt Der MI I Ytnter'
,r Ms3ct sHe % inseH Nprei'e al
IA slaaS. Get bar uGret COB apmmer'
n hnss Big gIadiOot &ioer fer ON
Trra, men i Stnter er alt title. vi bar
40 aal til Serubare, men bet feler ot
M onsrst af, Ou &OitooSnen iOmmer 8
Lrr 5pg rlae. 5Gorift er Sopeobelflaf'
ion her. ga ppperIi9e Sapne8an8e bar
nn giutercu er lang % fob. Draw
Is all over Of course.
n, ir t en- gcrctuius fra Soutb 9atota
wss 9umar ON en- Mano, iont bapoe
Imu en- farlig Sa9t paa en- Oaablort.
bu 9aa / Sornene. Seq bill bore tat.
I'M, ON npaen af 8laoets 99iere oil fise
| SvaS en- 9aahlort meo Sorn er, % iaa
ea, Siort % Raaopr er paa @n8eIif.
bar Moose, Elk og black and white
Deer, men jcg fan life ioentifeere benz
Ola. SORT elcr Raaopr, oa jeg alori9
! sm tgorge. Getie IiuIoe jes lite at fad
h, yaa, ON Hogeu oa uil bore iaa iull.
tyrHto en- pculig SiIien til "9ecurabs
kf1' o. 0ens mango 9Giere.
Yeoer Gasgaaro.
~
ESar: Qaa, 3aaOBr ener 9aabiort er
easl Siurt al gRiooelitprrelie. 9ens
knsslae Slem or 2anoene omiring gtio.
sasst Get CT uDoelise 9pr, % bar oer'
for maagiOloige aar iioen pGret inofprt
Isltmr europa, 3aumarf % ct eutelt
b SVsrlge ION ireoeoe % pastel Spre.
kG SauHenS SUrn er breoe, ilooe,
tTricrreoe, iaa be er en- Welemtin9
SsrrsHe paa ct glsopr % ct &ensoDr.
Norge bar man Dem lie.
g9 II paa GngeIit Moose. fiuoes fortrins.
0SEs CANADA % be n9rmeIte Sfoo
tg sspmtriug. Bette. bet itprite bible
ION fnNes Der / gouoet, er lisetll fln
eIHYl0r ai pOre Glsopr / Rorge. Siort
Na acknowledged / bette 2auo Deer,
pie iors prGgti9c Siorte of bet fore
~ % iom 81 | europa ben9pner 8rons
frt iaiNer Der Elk. Set white tail deer,
Ha7ntr, er ct Slags Nutilppe, Antilo-
"a Americana meo soifeIformeoe Sorn,
fiitss hpert glar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
"Seitet CT imlOa@noig buae
etnogioer ia for at pore"
CT Subiifuuts cnitems
ntige Dom.

barton, u. Snf. A. San. 1894.
Or. u Omen.
Belief er iuloiGroi8 bpa6 oct uogioer ig
for at bore, bet ian jcg bepioue. Som De
oil erinbre, flpbie len fnr n%nItrenf II glnr q.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
aprreiponoauce.

- .,,r qapn o. abrssIs faees me
,sasrer W. fgr lfis ensaHs aiernsnlrhs az
=, trirn ~, : MI Inc sIips ofsniIisslort, rieo=
.s1rrsr. sepnu ss,rTstpoubeut puffer bet, men
f. rtisnrl'nys, bav. Rapnst % aoresieH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
ct bjertelist Eat fra to la
met, JOIN Seltet bar
bjulpet.
Brent Jaus, Won't, 5. San. 1891.

@reat 5aus, Wout, 5. San. 1894.
Or. u. Emen.
0eroeo ieRoes Gem iaauel min lom g2rs.
teuis SeHieus oeImente % oprigtise Eat
tlar | Dor Magt for at uobreoe aleuoitab
I'll Eeres ppperli9e Belte, oa OF bar erinret
II oct baa6e er ben beoite 90 biuisite 2ottor
BeroeH. VII multg 5remgan9 tilgniies
Iem. 2eres
Rrs. z hos. Ra6ou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06
VerpeiDfentet aloeleS uer.
ben. &unoe lite jope.
Ntpater. gRinn. 20 %. Is

AiiD1ier, HttnlI, % Zee. 1873
Or. u. Cpeu, 9bIeago, 81.
NGreoe 3oftor. 3eres Selte bar peret
mtg en- aoo Ben lang lib, men nloria mere
emo Hu. oa min ouitru bar pRret plasst al
5guRlesbeo % iaa meotdSet osrai, at beuoes
R%eruelpjtem oar aloeles | noroeu % oerueo
iat noe al Stauo til at uoretts npset. Mten
Ueo BruseH al Beitet er ReruerRe tommeH
tilro % bun iaar iooe 9oot M.
DtiH Guerbeuisuius er oeripr, at bun uen
BrugeH al Beitet er helbreoet.
3 9Grbgotgheo 3eres
V. 8. Ebomasberg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-06

Tri-une 9lafsr belbreoer SuuiUns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
CLASS or STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS'.

Under the auspices Of the Society for instruction
in First Ala 10 the Injured. twenty thirty mem
bers OF the New-York Stock Exchange Gre arrang-
ing for course OF lectures 10 be given In the
Stock Exchange on five successive Friday after
moons. DIR. Albert H. Ety. of No. 10 w est Forty
sxth-st.. Will lie the lecturer. and af,ar an ex-
animation the diploma OF the society will be given
TO those who are proficient The following members
OF the Stock Exchange have sgniHel their inten-
ton 10 become members OF the class: Henry II.
Truman. r. II. Thomas w r. Lawrence, Lemue
e. Benedict. Henry G. Lawrence, Charles T. Knob
LAUGH. A. II. Boyd. Chauncey McKeevcr Charles
A. bummis. ". b. X. Emerson, ", Lelyarl Thomp-
son. Edward g. Auness. Herbert H. Clark George
y. Post. ir.. A. l.. C.,uchos. II. T. Dorenus. David
Lapsey. William II. Burger, Lawrence Jacob. Henry
+. Taylor. Edmund Fish ana T.. Y. u. Cox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
STRIKERS RESORT To VIOLENCE.

Bridgeport. Conn. Feb Acts of violence
against the present drivers and conductors OF the
Traction Company increasing. and Captain
birmingham has now policemen In citizens clothes
stationed In various parts of the city at night.
last night. a. Seaside Park. John Dalton. one Of
the old drivers who deserted the strikers was
escaped with a scalp wound 4 squad of police
vas summoned. but could not find the assalants.
ooyeral policemen were stationed near the park
ana at The east and west ends. but arrests were
enIng 40 ~ ~ ~ e " wan
resident Taft. Of the Traction Company. has
tn reward OF $3.50 for The arrcs; and covic.
uon OF The persons who assaulted Dalton. and so
lot tne arrest and conviction OF every person who
xssauI1 employees. stones the cars or otherwise
ssmAsss The companys property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
NOTpS or THE STAGE.

John l. si-lprl was attacked early yesterday morning
with rheumatic that % Impossible f0r
hin gitc his lecture 90, Days Theatre Tn" other
lecture. - IT," w.sA WI! On usual Tho lecture
which 'nll- place yesterday morning Is postponed
u Friday niornirg II o'coch the same seats h'ns
reserved for holders There WILL therefore. 10"
that day. one at II a. H. and the OTHER
Ut !. ~.
Medical mon are to have m opportunity ~ testing
saniow's wonderful strength. Nearly so" are Invited 10
mai. ,he nations. which VIII extend Over period
u four ~ objection viii b. made 70 any test,
how eyer Ingenious 90 elaborate.
IGlyt Mckee yesterday secured from Henry C. Miner
arl Yen prif:wz Pain the right TO exhibit the a'tcrs
latest Invention Il applies the principles ~ ts" Cr.
tai Maze daacinr Hy ingenious Arrangement Of
mirrors single dancer Is APPARENTLY multiplied many
times. while man, coor,I and changing lights thro"n
uIon the same produce q remarkable effect
The members OF the Professional Woman's League who
have been .upoyed tie production u In GA KIN
lucky the Academy u Music have s"nt letter 20
the managers. thank them for their help IN time
when especially needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
THE SORT SMOKE NUISANCE AGJTN

PRESIDENT ANDREWS OF THE STEAM COM
PANY MAY BE ARRESTED TO-DAY FOR
VIOLATION OF THE SANITARY CODE.
The New-Yorlk Steam Company stopped burning
its soft coal yesterday under the pressure applied
By the Board OF Health. The officers Of the com
pany said that the reason much soft coal had
been burned on Tuesday that there was con-
siderable coal hand and they wanted to use II
up. They used the coal fsplte the orders of The
Health Board. which ordered several weeks ago
that more soft coal should be burned by IN"
company President Andrews. Of the company
said YESTERDAY that the nuisance would be stopped
lie has saN the same thing once before.
II was declared yesterday evening that Ir''i!'ht
Andrews to be arrested to-day by oic'r q
the Board Of Health. Aiidaviis. II was fhi'l l.ad
been prepared by the attorney or IN" iietltH I'r.
partment upon which 1t would base The warrant Or
arrest. on the ground that Andrews had been burn
ing soft coal In defiance Of It's order.
When at his home In the Chelsea ny IL re-
porter last night President Wilson, OF the ilcaIih
BOARD, refused TO say anything concerning the pro-
posed arrest OF Andrews He would not even con-
firm the declaration that the president OF The steam
Company 10 be- arrested AL he would gay was
that the Board OF Health would abaie the nuisance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
WEDDINGS.

Norwllk. Conn. Feb. AT the home Of the
br dos father. charles r.. Hyatt TINS eVeniA''
Miss Minnie hyatt niece OF the laic James W.
HYATT ex-t'nitol states Urea surer. was mar
ried.o Bruce Mcqueen. of the Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company. Of New-York city. in the pres
encc Of a few relations and friends. Miss Mary Nc
Queen sister 81 the briicgroom was mad oi honof
AMI lioneu Mcqueen. the bri1ey:oom'5 BROTHER
acted as best man ~ cr the wedding FEAST MT ahd
Mrs Mcqueen ,ef, town Tor tour In the South.
They Will live IN Mount Vernon. where Mr.. Nc
Queen has purcha s"d handsome nome.
SIR, wsbury = b. Fob. Miss Theresa sniff,
daughter 81 the late Gustave sniff. OF henson,
AMI Captain Aiph,..r Clarln, an oi'cor OF the
French Army. wcr, married yesterday afternoon az
cnrlst.s Church. t.ls village The Rev. Benjamin
Franklin. n brother-u-aw Of III" bride. oihcili'i.
Sc. vas assisted bv the Rev Robert MackeiIar. OF
Trinity Church. Red Rank T.c church was c'J~pei.
Tn. brides train WAS carried BY c).Ortd ser
want The Bridegroom was dressed ~ Toe uniform
of hts rank. After iur ceremony wedding dinner
was served al Mr.. Frankiia's house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
BOTH or SHERRY'S "B4RKERS" ARRESTED
TIE ASSISTANT srLENcED FIRsT-TIIEN TIE
CHIEF WAS GATHERED 1N-FINED 81 EACH.

CHIEF WAS GATHERED IN-FINED 81 EACH.
Az nro,besied in The Tribune Frank H. johnson.
81, b." (.professional barker" at Sherrys), was ar
rested early yesterday morning and taken to the
Tnirte:h-st police station or charge of dis
orderly conduct NJ Johnsons offence was the dis
,u-birr of the dwelers Of West Thlrty-seventh-st.
by his loud vocifera;ions for the carriages OF the
guests attending the dances a. Sherry's. His as
sistant James T. shelton, was also arrested. Both
men were released on bail. ard In the jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday were fined 81 each.
after they had been lcciured by Justice Mcmahon.
BENJAMIN Wells was present as a witness against
the two men they paid their fines. and Mr. john
son inquired how hc could get the carriages II he
al no, veil for them. "If 7 don't call on. the
owners viii have to-" he said. Then" said Jus
tice Mcmahon "the owners will be arrested
As Lent began yesterday. and as no more en-
tertalnments. with the exception or harmless
teas" will he held at Sherrys until next season.
thcre will lie no reason for further arrests there.
The second # the Tuesday evening dances was
given at Sherry's Tuesday night 1t was a
large affair. The guests did not begin to arrive
until after II O'Clock. They came In cabs ana car
rlagcs. The coachmen received numbered cheeks
and were Instructed 10 Zine up in Ffth-ave. and
in East Thirly-scyenth-st. This they did. At Md
night small squad Of policemen appeared on the
scene. There were seven of them They were all
there to arrest lir johnson and his assistant II
necessary Al 2:2o o'clock 4 m the guests began 10
dep1rt ''Barkcr" Johnson and his assistant took
tn .r positions so did the policemen AMI De-
tc,tivcs Cosgrove ard Kenny hoycrfl around.
M Johnson wisely releSate! the opening OF the
'bawl" to his assistant. The assistant loudly
called the number of the first carriage and then
found himself arrested. He gazed at Mr.. Johnson
implorlngy anl was lel away Then ne "barke
tn Sidewalk lie hraccl hms.lf for 2 ,nighly
40 lud"! down the street. Mr.. johnson was
promptly arrested. but was allowed TO continue
hts calling until thc Fly carriages remaining hal
all been surlmonrl and sent away. Then ne was
taken to the station ana released on ban. pr.
sherry said - Tribune reporter yestcliay
- is just what expected. but what can l 90?
The two men nate been arrested ana hnt', ana
~ a, .,ds a. Trrl. VIII be no more trouble here
fo~ Tho season - over. Next winter, | suppose
tn. trouble WIN 'H;n again. VIII give a prize
To- any man VINO will Invent some scheme whereby
carriages can 30 summoned IN silence. IL an
Indicted ana my place Is closed Some one else
viii take IT, and the carriage calling VIII continue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
THE PIG OPERATE BENEFIT
SUCH y BILL - WAS NEVER PRESENTED !,
NETWORK BEFORE

SIT" BILL - WAS NEVER PRESENTED y;
NETWORK BEFORE
Nobody VINO casts his eye over the progr.,nm,
FOR the benefit Tor the poor which IL 70 =. given A,
the metropolitan Opera House on Thursday even
posing operate bi ever presented In THIS city
There VIII Dee six acts from six fayorte operas and
ali the prominent artists Of Abbey SchoencI 4
Graus magnificent company VIII appear. There are
already Indications IN The number 81 orders re-
ccvci that the importance Of the programme f.
appreciated and that The house VIII not only be
hllei ut the advanced prices charged. but that a
large sum viii b. made In the premiums FOR the
choice % boxes AMI seats. The stockholders have
n nnl IdD has shrreni'rei the omnibus box. 50
,hnt ne Whole hguse j. FOR sale. The auction VIII
House. tomorrow. nj y.
The price u boxes ana seats will be as follows
front stall boyes. seating four. so rear stall boxes
seating four. g. orchestra stall SO. orchestra cir
omnibus box seats g. dress circle. s.. balcony.
nrst three rows s.. balcony. othtr rows s. ~; fam
Mission a ghsnrmins }r - Lr INN ,y IL. , a., r
bids for them be- sent 20 IN. secretary By per-
sons vino unable to attend ~" auction
but they are by Ho means high when the extent
aHi quality Of The programme are considered. II
l. about as long As two ordinary opera programmes
singing than they have done on any other two
nishis Of the 'gsscn TIE prosramm ,, incudss
Nine Arno.tson. Nile Guerc.a, Sgnors De Lucia.
Ancpna. Carbone and Mastrohuono and Edward de
fseszkc. the third act Of Aida" with Mime Nor!ica
Mile pom"nrch, VI. LassIe. SignJr Nivianl and
Jean de Reszke. tho fourth act ~ "RIgolctto."
win Nine. Melba Nine Scalchi Dufrichr. NJ
Customary and Sienor De Lucia. the second act
Of Romeo and Juliet" with Nine Eames Mile
Iaucrmcistcr. Sgnor GrOmzesM and Jean de
Icszke. the third act 81 carmen" with Mines
calvc and Pettisanl. " Martapourl and Jean de
Tcszke: and the NTH act Of Faust" with Nine
Nj .ba. ~ rlancon and Jean Dc Res2ke. The com
mlttce In charge OF the benefit consists Of I,ober,
! I'iGrIrlTf
g. Whitney. Cornelius Vanderbilt and George G.
IIaVen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
TRIED TO FLEECE Mr. ARkELL.

O.inOnd. Fla. Feb 7-C'nnsiierable excitement
was occasloned here this evening by the attempt OF
Il stranger to impose upon party Of prominent
NEWCOMERS. ". J. Arke. publisher of Judge. -
recently arrived at Ormond with his father. ex-
Senator Arkell. OF Csnajohare: Bernhard Gillian.
the cdrt0onst. and several others To-day the
party chartered 4 steamer and went up the Tomaka
River 10 hunt al,igarors They fired at several but
captured none On their return the party went
70 the beach for bath in the surf, when a
stranger claiming - be- State game protector,
accused tho party Of violation OF the State Game
.aw by shooting ailigators out Of seaso and
scmanded payment OF the alleged penalty Of 500
W. Arkel reported the matter 10 the propr!etors
u the Hotel OrmOnd. whercupon the stranger dis
appeared. II suspected that he I'M
poster. and n telegram detailing the faces at
once sent u Governor Mitchell, VINO promptly tele
grabbed back ~ follows:
There T. no law prohibiting shooting al.igitors
in this state"
TIE proprietors Of the Hotel Ormoll have offered
q reward % 40 Tor the capture OF the pretended
game constable.