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Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

The masquerade bali last evening sur.
passed the Widest hopes II shs pro-
molote. About $50 beautiful ladies' and
their swalns began 70 assemble. a. Q
O'Clock tho April Fool Grand March
started up, lead By n. @. llose, gentle.
man from Hawaii, and Mqss)r. Stewart.
native OF The United STAKES. The cos.
tumea wers all elegant and striking.
Among the striking chRlncisFn was the
cat from The Racket aud n. G. Rose, the
gentleman from Hawaii was not far be-
hind, Miss Lillian Smith rapfesgnied
education, her costume being one Of tbs
elegant ones. hlsn 0uuslo Ralthel was
a dalay--we mean that she represented
the daley. Night was represented BY
Hlaa Olive Hughes aud Miss KodgIe
Pratt, Miss KendrIck represented q sis
ter Of mercy Miss Fullerton aud Misc
Lawhorn were both nuns and would not
dance with the "horrid mcn"--until
after the masks we're removed. Mrs. l..
Brown was, for the evening, an Indian
Inaldeb; Prof. Haiton represented good
and plous monk; Mr. Holiday an Or
ford student; WIN Burnside was the
LOWEST girl Ia the foomi N. A. Bsals rep
resented tho coming woman 70 periec-
zion. Time and space forblda further
mention, but all characters were we'll
taken aud everybody had good time,
danclug until O'Clock. Il was com.
pleie success, both socially ana anahclai
". Caterer Frank Austin furnished a
light lunch for the gastromlcaily dis
posed. Many thanks are due the mem
beru Of the baud for furnishing our cliI
zens such a rare treat.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

most vli|Innous Joke upon three mem.
pcsn aud upon sho audience. "Thoho
three Numbers each think they can play
ihb tloi|h They andsrook 10 alhnao
tho audience " playing eTho Lost
Chords NeVenga' knd another tho
"Death struggle oi lho sharp aud Fiat
The Rev Andrews sawed maiden slo-
Iln o. about - hnoa, and whlca had a
husky, faspluH iousullslr voice. Prof.
Hasion nIed away upon hpInsler fiddle
u about 50 anoh Whllu Il la not true
that Prof Hatlop acquired hIa knowl.
edge Of tho violin Ia aaw H|lne factory,
YET u "a doubtless true that hia playing
would soDlh nIe aad saw 20 sleep. Mr.,
heymann had young half grown male
eddie. IL was iustAt tho aye whore I,
WA changing Ia voice. Owlne 70
weakness iust above tho splsioilH the
voice would frequently zip suddenly
from atsnggllnR base 70 a fultoring
coulrallo, az the sounds whlried around
inside aud Rnshed forth through the
bridge Of bic nose lnso the dry brittle
night cir. This combination WAS we'll
celculaied tc warp mans noui 20 T.
would never Ilt him nealn' Well. they
started UP. AZ nrstit sounded like cat
nght under the back porch, but soon de-
vcloped lntu bowling wind, 4 rcgulnf
blizzard Everybody shIvofed and Judge
Field butiontd up hla coat and frost
formed Cd bis whlakess. Then came
the scrr'chiug manlae scream OF Ophelia
mingled with the heilowings OF the dy.
Ing gladlnior from the boy fiddle. The
tension upon the nerves OF the people
was 80 great, that they had been drawn
almost 70 their feet, but tho inqniellora
stopped 10 turn their music aud the nu.
dlencc fell back Ia ils seat.
A new start was taken with Audrown
In the lead, IIatson conple notes be-
hind aud lIoymann With hls iuvcnlle
nddlc With itu G string cracking shufIled
along one or two bars still further back
There was some nervous unnatural
laughter from the audience and every
indication polnted 10 an early epidemic
Of hysteria. Suddenly the walls Of the
las. souls which Dante found 80 plentiful
Ia Hados, filled the room, filed every.
body and their clothes, and was cnmmed
down their throats. The wall that Jouuh
swallowed wns not q circumstance ID t.
Il now got warmer Judge Field an.
bulioned his coat and the frost dIsap.
pearcd from his whiskers. The musl.
clans kept up their hondlsh work until
they struck the nerve which makes the
canine howl, but which Is seldom
reached In humanity. They had kept
pfoddIng away until thcy found the sore
tooth and then jabbodis. BY the time they
let 60, preparations were being made 70
assnssInaie the three but better judgment
prevailed and the musicians left The
room believing they had played beautI
fully, while the audience began 70 gather
up their nerves which had been unstrung
during this performance.
The original intention was 10 play the
Joke on the players, but II seems the
audience got the worst Of Il although Il
was claimed that the players we're lnlgno.
rance Of this fact ai the time" The re.
porter then asked tho usual question
about the slandor and got the usual re-.
ply. Thus was this sonsoless, baselesu
rumor run down and another sensatIr n
exploded.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
Hoods
Only Hoods
CHRISTIAN ENpfAvon CONVENTION


Arrangements Heln0 Nnde NoH thn Kn@
tersainmsns of delegates.
BcsroE, Arpil THE Christian
Endeavor convention which meets IN
this city July 10, lasting ave days. e al
rsndy nrouslng great deal Of interest.
The committee Of arrangements hes
been granted tho usa Of Boston common
for big opon air messlng Of q pasris
cslc nature on duly IA.
Governor ursenhalgc, Or. Donald
McL,aufin Of Detroit, Or. s. y. Smith,
the author OF "America,v and several
other prominent psrloEs. will b pres
ent and speak. The special hymn for
tho occasion will b. writtsn BY Dr.
emfh. 4
Fully $1,000 Christian sndoavorers
will take part in tie meeting. Ia adj
diiion to ths outsiiors who will be at
tractsd BY the novelty Of tho occasion.
The meeting will march In procession
from their meeting place 20 the oom-
mon. The meeting on the common will
bo held In the afternoon. aud the nora.
ing sessions will be devoted 70 the gons
eral Ihemo, "our country" In two big
tents, each OF which seats 10000 people,
services Of patriotic nature will BE-
held. A number Of prominent men.
representing all sections Of Ihss country
and Canada have been secured to adj
dress these meetings.
A feetufe OF the day will bo the pre-
eentasion 70 each delegate Of hand
aoine illuminated card contalDiks the
hymn. "America." Fifty thousand Of
these cards havs bsen presented to the
commltseo Of arrangements BY Afiss
Helen Gould Of New York. Il was
originally designed By Mlss Gould and
intended Tor private circulation among
her friends. The gft will cost the donor
several lhousahd dollars. ~ The card Is
done In colorn BY one Of the leading
publishers OF this city.
On Monday the delegates will 60 upon
Christian Endeavor pilsrimngns 70
number Of historic spols IN the neigh
borhocd OF thIs city. such. for instance,
A. FAuusil hall, Bunker hill. Washing
ton place. tbs siss OF the Boston tes
party, Old North church, CID South
church and the old rsatshouse. Tho
convention will close with three or moro
big conssofatIon services.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
MINOR MENTION.
Latest News Happenings chronieisd In
Terse style for Headlight Headers,

Court at Las Cruces will adjourn to.
morrow.
The County Commissioners are ia
aosslon at Silver city.
Keep your wcathef eye on bemiug'
Something Is going TO drop.
Regular meeting bf the A. o. U. w.
Wednesday evening April srd.
A new stover "idsal" windmill Is be-
log put up on the Dane reuldenca prop
erty.
The Corbett & wyman Co. arc doing
a rushing business at their sampler aud
assay office.
There will be a regular communlca
OF Deming Lodge No. 1e, A. y. "a. Nj.
Thursday evenlng n 8 o'clock. All mem
bera and vIsIsors should ktiend.
A telegram just received from Silver
City, announces the death Of Bill Smith,
the victim Of John Galvla'a wrath. Par.
tIculars cannot be obtained al tin.s Of
going 10 press.
Mining industries IN this section con.
ilnue 10 improve and everybody has a
hopeful expression OF countenance. fhe
now gold strike At Carlisle has created
considerable excitement.
The shade trees in aud about Demlna,
are beginning to put on their summer
drean. Lawns and ahrubbery are putting
on the shades Of "ould ireland" ana
everything denotes the coming Of sprlne.
Thus IL ended "ihe winter OF our dlscon.
tentF
Rev. H. ~ Ashman Of Albuquerque.
preached two stirring sermons In the
Congregational church here Sunday. lie
Is a man who, evidently, believes IN talk
Ing Enoiish and he hit "lha nall on tbe
head" In several instances. More ser.
mona Of this kid arc what We need.
Come again and often Roy. Ashmap.
Mr. chas. Crown aud family from Al.
blon, Mich, are expected 10 arrive IN q
short time and will make Deming their
home. Mrs. Grown was visitor here
last year and became 70 charmed with
our climate and future prospects, thai on
returning 70 her home she soon con.
vinced her family that here was Indeed,
"bulm IN gllead" and the place fot them
to reside.
Several citizens Of Demlng hare fol.
lowed the suggestions Of the lgrAbEionr
Ia setting out shade trees about their
homes. Lot others do the same, and Ia 4
very few years Dewlng wonld be one Of
the pretlleal towns Ia America. A lltus
work, cars aud persey ertpee via accom-.
plIah almost anything IN this land Of
wonderful possibilities and magnificent
distances and this ls especially true Of
Demlng,
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02


AT the club meeting last Saturday
nlght a most enjoyable program was
gleen, under head Of "lIumor." The
ilfat part "Amerlcan Humor,v consisted
Of paper, American Humorisls,e +. J..
AndrewsI "Blll Eye's Lecture on Wo-
men" Zoe walkers "Mualc" (D Deming
Sympathy club "BIll Nye al Home .
Mra. Beals; selection from Astonaa
Ward, Miss Lille Smith. The second
part, "I.ocal Humor" (i) consisted Of the
Prophecy OF the club" Mrs. Byron,
"characteF song" Messrs. IIeymann and
A. Y. Smith, aud Misses Kendrlck and
Burnside; weekly lIoodoo," read by
p. y. Smith, Jr., Ed, A. Y. Sniih, local
editor, and n. A, BeaIs, advertising edl.
tort Toastlug nong, Measrs. Heymann.
Halton, fleals, A. Y. smith, ana p. n.
Smith, Jr
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

pp iiom lns Cruces odsy end went up
% sllstl CIll
Ladies', a. 20 Tdeoell's ana ~ h|h large
eAeof|nenl oi pattern hnlh. Mofe pattern
hats than ever before bfoltht 70 Dem
log a one time. IIln special sale opened
to-day and win conl|nn FOR 0no week. II
you Whl|i lovely spring hat call early
AknoN ncuUffs was shaking handq
with hla mEby lilonda here Saturday
and SUNDAY, having stepped ovor on bic
return from ~ paso.
We ara showing this soa6oH ikt
largest stock Of al ,eo0l, plain and
feNred challies, dimiivs and main.
sooks, crepe ami ephvr oiHohav's,
etef brought here.
q. Wofmser q 90.
CouNrT Aesneson CnitDnns has lakon
In this town and gone 70 Cooks aud Had.
ley where ho will extend his compll'
msnls 70 the tax pAyeF1 Of that noun
iaih0nu district
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

For the semi Mormon conference 10 be
held AZ Salt Lake City Apfil blh 10 4fh
inclusive the "snnia Ne RouteH VIII sell
round trip tickets on March afat and
April ist nc rate Of 5000; tickets limited
% continuous passnQo Ia each direction
With hnRl lInlit for return April a0th.
For furlhar information address or cnll
on A. y. SIHONs,
Agent, DcmIng.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
At II a. m. aud 7s8O p. m. Prayer and
class meeting Wednesday at 7;30 D. m.
The Sacrament Of The Lords supper the
iat Sunday In each month after II
o'clock service All are cordially Invited
to attend.
r. L. Laliance, r. O.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

NOTICE bHkMlkdf'F kdfFIosAS Ie,ss5 !. nAEK B.. q. og
M ihe Territory u Now Metleo,lH closInr un iii
nunlfH an note holders and others. cfndItofA IN
r1ld RssOriallun, are therefore Hereby aollaed M
present ihe nolpf and uihoI claims against no Az
soclaiion for rajmepi.
Dated March aolh, iap6, = ''''" - ''"'''
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

TnE MARKETS..


UnIcAdo. NAfEh ao-Oalus~ ~ahlpplnR %
dressed ateerA a 40 -. infarior - extra
cows, hoifefs and bulls n ltna OF Texas oat.
lie, AZ u01A1 0oi mAfhe3 hfn.
Hers FrIoss ranged from 500 70 % n.
shssp'-rrioas ranged nom - msossm
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
APRIL FOOLS BALL,
The Masquerade Given II tie Opera
IIous'L Last Evening " ths Band.


Pretty ana Appropfiaie cssi6mss ard
Plenty of Fan who wsre rhers ana
what They Wore usaia4'A sstflty
1urns Out fsf an Essaias 81 PleAAurs--
THE Deminn hand rrovidso rips hIusis
--oshsr l.seai Rseass q aeosnt asomsus
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

HAnass Cirf, March o-csltls- fssas
tfeefn. q Io0b asi Teans covb, q SOS ooI beef
EfecFa. " is11s ~ nsrhet sieadv.
Hogs Bulk uf hAlta a. "a e1lbt ~, heaviaa.
"a fuaa g, mixed. HW1t 70, market lower.
sheep Market stFAdy.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

NuIick-fho nhnlo named hank Il anrtnsdad
hf ne bank pi utminF, incorporated under lho
laws ufibe IrITIiofy pi NrH Afr|co. and IA Under
me n4uaffmnni ~ lNe NaIno hoard oi directors
and 1iNrtia.
Ial n rnevs. Cashier
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

NEW yoAK, April The rise la the
price Of silver Saturday was due 20 she
granting OF the armisliee and tho rei
newed hope Of ndeolaraiion Of psacs on
tarma which with compel China to pay
nsr heavy indemnity IN silver.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

no sou know Ynrsn To1nss
SIN IIolsr.'s went Up % bis sash
sundayl
Ladies' and MIs,bs pasisru hsss u
Tossl|l'i
Fres corall a. n. III KIddera
W. II, JACK, Of Silver cliy, Went % II,
Cruces Sunday
Fosters sspcn hook, eldce Md
0loUes IN inS and black az
q. WorHisef & %.
Onion seia q, Mehoneys.
Mna. A. y. LAmp. o. Silver CITY. IL
visiting friends Ia town.
Try the tladbt Gus Plug tobacco,
fleIohmnu behln.
Try that kfaui Al M II. Klddora.
HoE. q. r. csnn was puaienRer on
Mondays Santa Fe train north.
Oh those beautiful Easief hats. Tosssli
has just received theml call early aud
get q selection.
fion. A. A. JoNEn, Of Las Vegas, was
visitor Ia town Saturday aud Sunday.
Byron has tust received the
protficst and most complete line
OF plain. and fancy Stationery
ever seeh Ia DcminE.
One car Pride Of Donver -four, ius, re.
coived a.
Flelahman 4 Beais
CoMMmaIoNna eDIcK" HuDaos passed
through monday, on his way 70 SAINTS Re.
Car alfalfa hhy cheapat
II. II. Kiddor'e.
Percalo 80 inches pide, Just the
thing for ladies' shirt irolsts. A
large assortment 10 select from At
q. WOrmsor q %.
s. NJ. AmrrxpnLrnn went TO Las
Cruces Sunday ON important legal busI-
ness.
rull line Of best dried fruits at
II. II. kidder's
For dinner pin and general family
carihaftlc we confidently recommend
Hoods Pills.
TcS Iloory formerly Grant county
boy, but now OF Williams, Oklahoma, Is
stopping In town for few days.
h4Z 80 UP -eul,ato order. East
HJ0.sS oru make, Spring samples
now In. Pants from $3.50 up.
MArTuEwa THs TATLoR.
A fnH linc Of hose in fast black
and tan, for ladies, misses aad
children: Best quality at loicest
pficel at
@. Wcrmser d %.
Mns. G. BENNETT who has been visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Ashenfelter, left
Monday Tor her home In Silver City.
Bananas, oranges, apples and lemons At
II. II. Klddor's.
There Il no excuse for any man 70 ap.
pear IN society With grizzly beard since
the Introduction uf Buckinghnin's Dye,
Shlch colurs nathyal brown or black.
A complete line Of ladies' para.
soils, umbrellas and carriage shades,
IN black and col0rsj all the latest
hdndles at
q. WOrmser e 90.
MRs. q. W. Nuns passed through yes.
terday from Albuquerque, where she has
been visiting the family Of Ex-Governor
Ross.
Mixed pickles at II. II. KIdder's.
II you are weak and worn mt, Or have
that tired feeling Hoods snruapafilla IA
lust the medicine TO restore your strength
and give you good appetite. Hoods
makes pure blood.
Rolled wheat, rolled oats and homlny
fakes at II. II. Kldder's.
HoE. A. II. lIARLEE, county attorney
for the counties OF Grant and Sierra came
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02
SENSATION EXPLODED
MsnAas Of lhl fihrSy Club R,iuls
lhs Charges.


The iEsadllnht Man fnisrviswsd~D6ss =
little interviewing uimself~Ths Ne.
rent fiwmerous Literary enisriulnmens
IN neinii. THAT vAumiiy rcraonni'
Paper -uonie rhfustt an Afound.
roluls wen Tahcn.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

Drain and ProvInians
rnIoAoo March wheas-No . rsa
Corn No. T. isyfDi'y6o.
Oats No. = flb1shc
Nos. pork p Per barrel SIS So
liard-Psr 100 pounds. 81 Ooit01oa
hhori rihs-8idet. looss. % nJ6s a1.
81. LOUIS March 10 whsat--s -strone No 9
red. $40.
Corn No amixsd. ts,zr.
Oats- No. 2 J04o.
Iors -esandard mess. jobbins. sis u7lk
Lard Prime steam, f66Iif.
Dry salt meau-Doxsd shoulders % o.,
iontp, q ~ Ribs, q sI,f; shorts, % o.
Bacon Boxed shoulders, teo shorts,
uVOi ribs. % efsf
KAnHAs CITY, March o.. -wheat-E -Easy {.
No. : hard. tiIfo No. : rod. b6if
Germ Higher No. = mixed. sg9fc.i No. q
oass-.FirmI No . mixed. @a; No. e
white. "a
NKw YonK. March % Wheat nsoslpts,
10 toJ bUahelgi oxporta. tl.tl0; No rcd.
store and sIovAtor' e'yle'
oALyrnror, March a9.-.wheas- NO. . rsd
necn No. O. "a
Onta-Hackod. 1890.
coFn-Texsu sacked, b00seel buil. d. Lees.
DALLAS, March so-whsat--No. 2 eS,; No.
aea
oora-shoIIsd, mixed buik. sieI ear sorn
from wagon, ei0i0.
oats--1exas and FuaipFoof from wagon. atln
esc; carlots, sacked, country points. siAsa.
Hay-Carlots, ls flHf 70
brnn-Joblotn. &C., carlota, se151
Racon Short clear Emohod. $50 a short
clear dry sal.ed, 1,s salied belllas, small vi
standard aufnrcurod hams lt.n average ii,
ein average io,ii fancy breakfast bacon, II
fancy hams ~.
Lard Refined, IN tlorcs. ollo. pD; 50 y pam.
el4i i0D psiln, u bn pniis. AZ pnra leaf ~
slefcsn q Dp ssns e4l iob tins' "a bn
tins, -.
Lemons Fancy nss.las yan y box.
FoullFy-Hpglne chiokena. 9 to4s4t y Do.
hens q 1baSUoi taskeya, $50 o. " ' den
kgfa 10.
sasar--sssndard Now Yoft eranula.sd
tyEc.i standard New oflsans. s)ki cuileAf and
powdered, b,fi choice yellow cinrihed. new
rfop gti pfime Il plantation Kfanulsted. w.
mu,iiassa rrsssusy Notes
0RksTsnuno. Wis. April Id. p.
Walsh OF the government secret depart
ment, has arrested william Castsnos.
living IN the town u Msrshslisown. this
county, on the rhargs Of mutiiaslns
treasury notes. CaslenoF was resident
Of Minneapolis 1ntll year ago. He
will be examined By tbs circuit court IN
-" oaSs' .
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

er LouiA March n. Cattle Good eholos
shipping afaern e6 n80H7a. Tsrns nisara
f47t1io o1i fed. tsooo5 ni oowa 81 I5na %,
market nlronei light suppIy.
Hogs hoavioa - bias lOl light, "a ol8l o.,
market strong.
Sheep Natives. q ssDi u south woslsrna
" stoi 0pi market strong
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

Cream and lckiie Point Do Par,s,
Donegal Paint and butter collar
Point de Iriaade laees, suNably fcr
'oash dresses IN large pariety al lcw
prices AZ
q. lYornsrF & Go
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

] II, NEWMAN, General Aren't,
ALBuouKnoUE, n. nEx
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

KANSAS crrY, March %. -whoat-Esy
No. hard. eilfo No. rod, bSlf
Germ Higher; No. mixed, s91ic., No 4
whito ~ Olt
oass-.FirinI No mixed. pa; No q
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

NKw Yong. March % -Whaai Hsoslpts.
1000 byshsls' exportA sLtpi No, rcd.
ulore and elevator, elyfo,
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

I'll. Laliance, r. G.
Deming headlight., 1895-04-02

7 havs carefully ennnl1sd ne foregoing Stale
msni and had ths lsme 70 ht colltli
cnAntus A. rrHtlsN Audisul
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-17
WALDRON,S CASE.
Four Hundred DoIlars Paid Into state
 Treasury Settles It.

Four Hundred DoIlars Paid Into eta'e
 Treasury Settles It.
 The annual report of State Attorney Doolittie to the state comptroller has been handed in. The report shows the settlement of cases in which prisoners have forfeited their bonds. There IS one case which is of special interest to New Haveners and that Is an entry or May "A of last year. "F. H. Waldroh' $4OO."
 There are several items preceding or following the Waldron reference, one of them being "W. H. Pulford, $z'ouo' This relates to Dr. Pulford or AnsoHaa, who was accused of malpractice Ill the superior court and who forfeited ms bonds of $500O. State Attorney DOC little accepted $2,O0o in payment or the Pulford bond, hence the rem O. 1 $2 .O0O in the state attorneys report.
 Waldron was under "a bond Of $z'bOu furnished by G. B. Bunnell, Charles T. Ward, Charles F. Root, Willis L. MIX Land Charles F. Levere. This bond wal I'dron forfeited by non-appearance Fn the criminal superior court, trlaay' April 20, 1894,
 State Attorney Doolittle was inter- viewed yesterday on the case. He was asked:
 "In your report filed Tuesday wttE the state comptroller appears an lten of S400 in connection with the cas' against F. H. Waldron. Is that tho
 sum accepted in settlenlent or the bond forfeited by Waldron?" MT. poo little said it was.
 "Then that settles the whole caseF
 was next inquired.
 1T don't propose to be interviewed on questions of law" returned the stat i attorney as he resumed his writing a | l..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-17
A Plain statement.

Why you should eat Preston's Califor- nia Flakes, sickle brand, the great and only genuine prepared summer food
 It is made wholly of California white wheat, the richest wheat in gluten in the world.
 The gluten of the California wheat Is endorsed by the medical profession eve rywhere for it's great nutritious and healthful properties.
 Preston's California Flakes are deli cate, delicious. nutritious and health full.
 Preston's California Flakes tastes just as good as 1t Is, and is just as good as it tastes.
 You can get trial package free of charge at your grocer's. Insist upon having Preston's California Flakes sickle brand" and take no other Be- ware of limitations. The only genuine prepared summer and health food in the market. See that our trademark is or | avery rackage.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-17
WALLINGFORD.

A special meeting of the freemen Of +ba thorough will be held in the town hall tbis evening to take action on the proposed extension 'of Hall aNenue' through to the turnpike near the Ma sonic home, and the $8.0Oo approprla- lion for the new hose house, ire alafhl' etc. 4a The two Earlys, who were arrested Inv Officer Ingraham for abusing thelr horse were before Judge Hubbard yes +arday morning and were discharged mon payrnent of the officers fees, $6'so, and 75 cents for care of horse.
 Rpcorded real estate changes are: l,iocaiI Adella Harrison to Charles c. Ira,,y, twenty acres of land on East Center street, opposite the TreadWay farm.
 sinnson. Hall, Miller & Co.'s factory shut down last night until Monday
 There was a waterspout on the lake ahout o'clock yesterday afternoon that attracted the attention or several of the employees at Maltby, stevens ~ l Curtis Go. s factory. A volume or water fr1lv fifteen feet high lifted from the lIoI,e and went across the south end oe,oinst tl1e east shore in a manner that v,roa ztartling. and at the same time at tractive.
 Among the odd Fellows and thels wives that will start for Ph1ladelphls m Monday to attend the dedication If inc odd Fellows hall are MT ant Mrs IT F. Kramp, MT. and Mrs. GeoTg' ICooke. M. w. Phelps, c. w, Ropinson William Ranford, c. J. Hampton &n' Henry Jacobs.
 The Royal Arcanum initiated Snre candidates last evening, and receiVe three new applications, WhIch snow what little work will do toward help ing along a good cause.
 Tyhe ladies of St. PauTs guild nav dacidaa +o hold a strawberry fes+tva in the parish house on Wednesday eV entng, May 29
 About twenty members of Compas Hodge. No. g, F. and A. M, went | cheshire last evening to visit Templ lodge and witness the working of tn Master Mason's degree.
 nyh9o,fv members of Pinta counci K of e.. went to Meriien last evenin aa the guests of Silver City council.
 nha Ramblers will have a lanrer narade in about two weeks. The clu run on Sunday will be 10 New Have
 Booth & Lewis hverymen, have dlt solved partnership. w. A. Booth WI conduct the business alone.
 w. A. Booth takes tke office Of dept ty sheriff on June l.
 The Young WallingfoFds WHl play Thompsonyille on Saturday, June Ss