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Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

On Friday of last week, Judge
Rouse came over to Solomonville
to listen to arguments on the clas-
sifcation law in the case pending
in the Graham County district
court. 1t was und derstood that the
case would come up by agreement
of Judge Barnes, representing the
defense, and District Attorney
Jones and Judge M Moorman, repre-
senting the enforcement of the law.
All parties were desirous of argu-
ing the case, but could not agree
upon the stipulations in the case.
The attorneys for the new law
claim that they could not enter -in-
to any stipulation which would de-
eide the law void before the attor-
neys even got into court for argu-
ment. For about two hours the
attorneys attempted to arrive at
an agreement, but all efforts fail
ing, the argument was obliged to
go over until October, to which
time the court adjourned.
1t is probable that the case will
come up in Cochise OF Pinal coun-
ty.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
Blackberries are ripe.

DINOhUVIIIO IIOO ttI . II PO'
Mrs. Milford Alfred and family,
of Bisbee, are visiting relatives and
friends at Thatcher.
Mrs. Jessie McClintock, of Fort
Grant, has been visiting friends in
Stafford this week.
There should be more dwelling
houses built in Stafford to rent, as
the demand is greater than the
supply.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

Chairman Ferris of the Demo
cratic county committee ofLaclede
county, Congressman Dick Bland's
home, has taken the first step to-
wards calling silver co INVENTION
in Missouri by sending circular
letters to several county commit
teemen enclosing call for con-
vention to meet there on July 4th.
This call will be sent to the com
mittees Of each county.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

LATE dispatches say that in
Pennsylvania forest fires are rag
ing, which are destroying thous-
ands of acres of fine timber. The
fires are also in the oil districts and
several oil rigs have been destroy
ed; the flames have wiped out sew
eral small towns and the inhabi-
tants are entirely destitute.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
Executors S Sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, &c
COUNTY OF GRAHAM, %

COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
Public Notice is hereby given that on the 2Oth
day of June, 1885, in the town of Morenci, said
county and Territory, at the door of the Sartoris
and Russi saloon building, at the hour of II
O'Clock am. of said day, we will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the fol-
lowing described property:
x interest in the said saloon buildingat Nor
enci
x interest in certain restaurant building al
Morenci.
z interest in China restaurant building al
Morenci,
u interestin certain barber shop in Morencj
4 interest in a certain saloon building at Met
calf.
x interest in seven head of cattle at or near
Metcalf.
Y interest in quantity of liquors and stock
on hand in said saloons All of said property
being situated in said county.
SAID property is of the estate of Dominic sar-
toris, deceased, and will be sold pursuant to an
order of the Probate Court of said county.
GABRIEL BIGANDO,
CATHERINE BIGANDO,
Dated this June 4, 1895 Executors
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

EASTERN exchanges are full of
accounts of disasterous foods in
several of the eastern states, which
are destroying millions of dollars
worth Of property.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-11
STATE NEWS.

The annual convention OF the Retail
add Wholesale Marble Dealers Associs
ton OF New Eogsnd will be held in Rot
land July %
Evidence that Hardaick is growing
"a found 10 the TACT lha, the poet Office
there has Iasi been PIT into the prssiden
tial class.
Col Asa NJ, Dtcke-, prominent ss law
yer 10 Vermont sud a leading Democrat,
died al bic resl5euce 10 Bradford Ihuu
day. eyed - years, sitersu illoess Of more
than Ell mouths, the tesult Of heart trou,
bic follosiug al sttsck Of The grippe
Last Jane Dick Crsaiord brought has
twelve mon,l old child, snfetiug rom 10
iantiIe dl.rrhoes, 10 ne It had been wesu
ed at four uoatbs old s1d had slways
been sic ly gave it tue usual trestuent
il zach cases bat without benefit The
child kept stoSius tbiaBer uuul 1t Weigh
ei ba, litile mere than shtn born. OF per
hap. ten pounds heu started the islh
er 10 giving Chamberlain Collie, Ctolers
aud Diarrtoea Remedy. Before one bottle
Of the = oepl sizs bad been used a naked
improvement Vac seen sud It, continued
Gee cured The eLiij. lie weakness and
puar constitution disspptAfel AID lie
father sni myself believe the cbild's life
va ssvsi BY tth henedy. J. I. Mnlov,
NJ. D., Tamaraa. H. Fer sals by C. J.
Wat, druggist
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SalutatOrV !.

Custam has prescribed a formal address from
those about TO assume the eautrOl Of \ buelntss
10 Its pA'rOus. We viii iureg1 the pleasure Of 4
detailed chat aud beg 20 be excused from the
uksUme iurmshty Of lngisaiutAtory address,
defining postIops aud PROMISES, which through
the changing conditions OF st ire may be yOlRt.
ed. The conditions Of onT environment will
dictate our COursc, ever keeping 10 mind 1.-THE
greatest good TO the greatest number, aud our
cliet mssiuu will be advocacy Of our local 10.
tetest- We solicit share Of the patronage Of
the people, without it the very best bushes.
In the state could not be SUSTAINED or would
dwludie down to psr with the patronage &c.
corded, ITO err is human" Perfection can.
not be expected Among the diversified Opu-
ions IN the minds OF the human family. sll can
not zee Ike, hence DO mau can pleAso every
body II he tres to do 80 he will please no one
The surest way Is to feel justified by his own
conscience and trust to the charity OF his
friends to excuse hts mistakes aud short com
iDgs, assuring all that such are errors Of the
head and not Of the heart.
Pleased with the beautiful location Of Man.
chester Cent fascinated with ts lovely Sc merry
and heslthfhl breezes cspuvated by the hospl.
tAhty, energy aud prOgTe ssiVe spirit Of its pe0,
pie, which has feIegated 1t to second place
among the villages OF the county, and tempted
10y the prospects q q prosperous Investment IN
our burlneHs, We have sought to make the IN.
terests OF the public our int erect, and to iden.
ufy our Happiness and prosperity with thoiTs.
with this end IN view, We will endeavOt 80 make
our etore and business reflect credit on this pro.
gresAlYe vlllage-to promote its growth to in.
crease It's prosperity, extend its business and
making 1t auxiliary in the promotion Of our gen
era welfare. People Of Msnchesteri Centre,
shall We have your ouoperatIon2
NuIy respectfully
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-11

Are yen disturbed 81 uight sad broken
Of your rect by sisk child s0neHug aad
crying ~lth rain OF eating teeth9 II 60
seed =, once sud get bottle Of Mrs VIZ,
slows Soothing Syrup Tor childfen teeth.
ius. II cutes dy.entery. disrb0ss, resul
lstes The stomach aud bowel. cures Wind
collie, soileas the guus, reduces ithsma,
tlau, ADD gITes t7ns and energy 10 the
shole system Mrs Niuslous soothins
syrup for Cbildren Tesihius - pleasant
10 The tasie ~ is the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest ADD beet female physicians
sud nurses 10 The Uaited ststss sud - for
sale BY all drassists tAfoasho the world
price % cts bottle.
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ho'''''h I"'' 'ssueu pl lhe II'efl
n's'e N'~ lN' ice ecu MISSION gives some
'9'e'''"'s '''''s''us 's 70 zoe ''t"lns' o.
OF f@h~'ls ID 'uo u"''eu o'a'fs iot '1e
Je" -H''N s'''' o1 'uIe o. 1e'f' Tue
year u Deu's''''0 p''@ 'pu u'p'es''op.
II m'' 90 '''0 = ''s '"'' ID u'' oe 'mo''
i''''Ds w VIC ." ~ 'D''''"''ou'
a. we ''"'' - 1850 ~ 'o'"s q efH'ps
:" W" u'''' " mr. we're - Tue I'uos u
t'c'''e''' -, IL o'u'' "'f's' Lao o''u
oabA'uP''' "' ''' "'e'fs't q IT. INC ''uf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-11

Catrrh csuset hosrseuess and difficulty
10 speaking, | el'o to great extent lust
hesrlnR, BY tue use Of Ely's Cream Balm
dropping OF mucns has ceased, voice and
bearing have greatly improved - j. W
Davidson Att'y at Law, Monmouth, III.
used Ely's Cream Balm Tor cstsrrh aud
have received great benefit believe il 3
safe aod certain cure. Very pie SAINT 10
take. - VIM. Frazer, Rochester, n Y.
Price OF Cream Balm is fity cents.
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0ht lUaHrbr 1OuruaI
THURSDAY 5rLr a.. 10,
2 sE9EDs sa.fef aae Prggrs6r

VA aea# Na ahf8#sN us AaE.ElFf 30.
Va trtg tta ttHaat EF MgsH9. tnu W
Ltsa AIS ttrsass Is MtNfrtaTHARa.
TuE.t tHf rHf uaafHsE vHaH Va HUso
frgH rauHE NaH IEu1 en- IHa1ErYf
TunrF Gas nf a7Eu uHEE ranasH
sH fFHD.r er FHnnugTTt Iuur 20
D. aatHrE EE sHE vauH vumF gruH
fEuaE uFEg8sar Rae uaH uguF aSg
vEru ntkHF tFa sHuf TAG n1nTzyf
taEaEh 60 Etk mas trgH Eeaarn4urAEsr
WIN. MrkISLEY. j.
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have been great sufferer from cslarrb
for oven ten years, had 1t very bad. could
hardly breath. Some nights | could not
sleep aud hsd TO walk the floor. | pur
chased Ely's Cream Balm aud am using
it freely, it rs working a cure surely.
have advised several friends to use il, and
With happy results in every case, 1t is
the medicine above all others ior cstsrrh
and is worth It's weight IN gold. thank
God | h We found a remedy can use with
safety aud that does all that IL olsimed
for it. 1t i curing my deafness - Is. "
spefry, Hartford. Conn.
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G2O d. VIAL,
u A WILLIAMS, Conn
Y. W COOK,
COMMISSIONEK,s NOTICE.

- EsiAts Of fDwAEb hyHkArs
The uudersgbed, having been appointed By
tho n on Probsis Court i0t the District Of MAJ.
chester, C0mmssi0uUrs, 10 receive ,sIAmine aud
adjust all claims snd dem&hds u all psrson.
against The estate NJ
Edward Roberts, late Of New York Clty
IN raid Dlulct. deceased, AUD ali claims sILlbit-
I'd 10 Offset thereto, hereby give notice that No
all meet fgr the purposes aforesaid A.
the Colbufn H9Hss 10 Manchester Gentle on
The Zsrh day 81 December neat from 10
O'clock until O'Clock IN ~ ssid day aud
that Ell months from the mn day Of Iule
A. u. 1895, 10 The tine limited BY saa Couft
'of sAId credit9rs ~ present Their claims " q.
FOR examination and GliGwspes
Dated a. Aslebssler tlis 18Th day u Juas
A. h. 1895.
A.. GhAyks csm,
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a l.. GRAVES ir.-.,-
siw dED, NJ VIAL, ""n4
I COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- EsfGte d HA4sAEB EsIsHIr
The uLdefuEHrd having been appointed ~
the li0u Probate Court Ter the D!slflct u bau,
chester CumuIsstgbeIH. 20 receive ,eIaHlHs AID
adjust ell claims EhJ demands u al ptrsULs
Ggaipst TIE estate o.
HayAsTa EHIgtts late Il Manchester
ia said bsugt, deceased, 400 Ill claimssIblLft.
ed 10 oTstg thereto hereby give notice that 80
ali meet TOT The purposes st0Ies.ld Il
the oAios o. jadsob a Dsmng 10 AnlngLoa
% tLs 1870 dsy u November lsit froa ig
ciDef A y GHuI q 'a4Dc4 p y ~ sG4d day. ana
that sI Months from ths IT, day u MAJ
D. lssi, II the time limited ~ s6ld Coau i0r
cad erydlLgfs 10 preseut their eialms U "a Tor
examination EGa allowance
Dated Al hAlelsstsf tLIs 2JiL DAY u IVY
a. D. Is35.
sAEIis u. DINING. r....
E3w FRANK y. CAhfIELD @"~ -
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Are yon sufering with sby disease
which Al make your life miserable. DO
you knoE that Raisms Micrcbe Killer
will cure you, sold by
Mise MAHY FAESuM. Agent,
y3Gm Maple Hill. Manchester d, pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-07-11

Mise Ella Farnum is visiting relatives
In Manchester Depot.
Miss Jessie Farnum attended the com
mencement al Casteton Normal School.
Geo b. Whitney has finished bic
school 10 DANNY aud is home Tor bis yacs
lion.
Mr.. Hannah Walker, widow Of the
late JobL q Walker died 10 Londonder
~ July Tue funeral was held Lere Sat
urdsy
Quite a number OF our people spent
the Ith at Lowell Lake and report good
,ims, There we're over a thousand people
there with band OF music, and dancing,
boating aud other spots filled up the time
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o. the 10th Of this mouth Mr. Hort Will
heliu bis debate at Chicago with Mr. Hsr
Wy, Suthor Of Coins Finsn cisl School. d"
he vii be very busy IN the meanwhile
snh bis preparation for that discussion,
ard alec ~bile engaged IN the contest 1t
- be q long controversy covering the
St1Ie question Of free coinsse OF silver
upou the old ratio Of ID to |, and will be
n'ssd upon the doctrines set forth in
'Caiu's Financial School" THIS work
All. Of necessity, prevent the appearance
OF the ususl number Of articles from Mr..
hou which hsye been found 10 the col
uuus OF The Weekly Tribune Tor several
lests past
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Ibouas Ieau haIlsy. sho died 10
EgsIsSj 81 . ripe old .ss The other dsJ.
sss 0gs ai iogr stosl Eoslsh puilosu,
pbe's aud scIt Bllfts, Ill Of ~bom devoted
toe best yesrs # Ilur 1--we, ADD their
mighty tDitiieol' to pro viug The theory Of
msu's stoiauuu ifom The loser iorms Of
llis add be rtlstion 10 tbs cosmos D4r
SI0. Iyads.i spd HUXLEY are dead sud Of
ths tour Mr Ilerbsr, Spencer is the cole
tutTiVcT
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Doe asa 4a9eftisGd coaching q TIE
uuttiagf stavlb q tlcclfte ul rasIs 10
ta.s oagatfy ty caatI1ubg 100 tset t5E
slsti yesn 49, Ittrs we're auiy thirteen
s.ecllte rasis 10 sle Uaisj States. vHA
oaly abaag ags hgu1tei cats ard lev
bsosfe4 tgaussaa seuars q espilal stock
whereas today there are over ,gtt bali
dFei sfd aIy q suca To.1. apusuus
ever sru1 mice 40 u. 900 esrs apd repre-
seOtl0s csI itsi investment d tyr ioal
Euudfed muD4aa doIlan
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F1af yesrs aso. after the sdgplloa Of
great ebsuses BY ell The other lsadils po-
ere, The sahl ct o. chsusius The arus used
ia tie disrest tfarehes Of The military
SERVES 80 practically eoasi5erel by a.
sbis board q American army oflcsu TIE
ride iof iEiaIuy dsally selected called
tLt ktsg,J 5rseuseu from the nance Of the
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\ tts trvfttas'N 5, tava rnv - the
Ul ed -tstff n.s.. ma5sl o. p.
osabsf SO 1, sagbs pgshds ssd
hsa - sItrtae rlss 4 LOU ysrar, .nd
ths s.5tt !. sra8asteI 70 40 ysta. The
rssI ro.lta cd tzi.ei Weighs 80 srslus
ss8 sgih ,aattle,t powder etu ~ Cred
slt1 - .rta velocity o' . 900 feet ptf
seeaaf Its psst'rsi4ob &c tsfI ost S,
atef 81 uu.e. tbu 81 tHs ballei q tie
sFrssttl3 gf H.Beaastsf noe, stu hUlt
% 80 jt.s'y Sc its taIlst
The C.asalsa 800" c,u.J lite osusl
,fauu8 tls hlIs, the "ulLs Of 81
May. u',t eo,uscttfg Lais Hgrcu sUd
L.1s eapertaf -- Is .asi oTsa-A The
rar.j proper setnss tee ul.pd il 300 iesi
isss lot v.fL 10 srproscbos tie tolsl
ltugib Of tie nv sstsrssy httvesu the
tsa l,tes is about d. 100 feet. az three
srd ols ball mi.es tesrly TIE causI
proper ls l54 isei vide 81 TIE soffsce aud
ll5 feet 81 The bottom tie depth At 81
ireus lee sEhr beng ~ itet. TIE loc4
belsteutts t~o Vsls Of The urer 40 feet
lops sbd D9 feet side sud ~ feet deep -
loS sAier lt' length Vill permit three
Isrss vessel. 10 he 10 il, ope shesd Of the
olbsr The trst contract tor the canal wss
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Cprael has Won the tnsl beat sgainst
Lauder by whst vas practically Tow
os-r TIE tao crews got tier starting
st.uous. aod, after the preliminary Are
you read!f the starting signal vAs given
The e.use Of Leaders not starting vac
oct being ready, and the question is SIS to
their answer ng NO" 10 the starters 10
qulry, Leander protested at once, and
tie question may 30 before the ieestls
Goa mittee The umpires decision is that
Cornell ts the winner, and as the rules OF
bost racing only recognize the umpire Sc
hrlog 10 authority IRON the time The race
is announced to be started there is likely
to be ob!eotioa to the regatta committee
c. !itFtne The question
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Ihuee wa sefious mot in South
Bost0u Jolly ilh, Which resulted 10 the
death Of oGe mao spd three others uere
seriously hart. The cause Of The riot vas
TIE parade Of a company carrying fost
tspftssnitbg the 'Lit,Is red school house.
Which is understood TO te the en- blem Of
the +. A The procession ~ss s,tacked
9th s,irts aud sloaes by large moi sud
iso OF three GreJ auto the crowd with
fatal rtsaits Tba police prevented far
tber tteabla It seems strange that a
pesetsb.s 3 ooessiou esrt!tns the L. )
has ADD little red school Louss ia Bostou
90 iadtpeadc4ce day thoald be molestsd,
10, ,Beh is the TACT Where sre the
shades Of oBt iofelstbtrsf
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FANI,GATE.

Mrs Liz Vile is visiting this,
her native place,
Mrs. Hattie Peck and four oblIr u
are visiting htr father c V. Smith.
The Sunday evening Christian En-
desvor meetings are we'll attended and IN
thusisstc at The NJ T. church
Wilson Bently ost COW last week
She was taken With chills and appeared
like psrsou with q cold settled on the
lnngs
The Austrian Queen was proud Of her
lG children, so is Nose Flowers old hen
who has brought out from her stolen o, st
in the bay NOV 3G bright active chicks,
four uuhslched eggs left IN The MEET
The city people who have taken rooms
here are expected here Wednesday. 1t IL
the fret time this place has been taken as
summer resort and i csuses little upr
pie Of excitement, Rol 10 Smith takes one
bosrdef from the city
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A recent census bulletin shows that be
tween lss0 snd 1890 the gtost h 10 manu-
fscturins Industries was 40 per cent But
tbe Increase N trade and transportation
vas Is per ceLt aud IN professional ser
vice n per cent The increase OF women
"oTkets under the classification Of trade
sas almost Triple. OF aGJ per cent. In
1870 there were ) 9ld7ll iems'es engaged
10 ssluinl occupations 10 1850 there
we're 2,GI5 l67, In 1870 there were S3G,
-, Within that score Of years scarcely
,Trr halt generation, the number Of
soutn NO hers more than doubled (ll3
per cent SblIe the humber OF male
~orkefs grew 10y only 16 per cent,
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General add IL Cougr,s,msu Grteu
Clay Smith, Vho died 81 Washington D.
G lsst Saturday, aged IS years. belonged
20 the famous ClaY family Of Kentucky,
He tspoosed The Uriou cause 10 the Civil
ssr ADD reached the rank Of brevet mslor
general IN the Republican National Con
'eutiou Of 1893 he wss defeated for second
plsce on the ticket 10y bali a vote, bot for
which defeat he would have tucecded Lin
coin ~ President He was the PfosibI
too candidate for Precedent IN 1876. He
~ss ordsiaed a Baptist miLl,trr 10 1863,
snd thereafter followed that calling.
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VIZ I ARLINGTON

Andrew Hari and bride recently
made brief visit to bis sunt, Miss Aura
Hsnnsmon.
The sudden desh Of Mrs. VIM. Nc
Kie at Cambridge, June q, caused sad
ness to many hearts here, Several attend
ed her funeral, Saturday.
Mics Hattie Rand Of Townshend and
Miss Kate Sherman Of West Rupert closed
successful terms OF school 10 districts
aud with picnic 10 Charles Hswleys
grove. Both expect to return IN the fall
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WANTS.

tae~ fameai ta#r gtu EH sa. s.
1taf taas ar~#a.
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Tapley's Bread Winners outwesr all
other shoes
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Col CociorllI Gays that the Official re
port Of Jspan's forces aud losses 10 the
war With Cblus hoEs the ebtlre str ngtu
Il the invading stuIss to have been 80,
953 The lossts (eEcjnsve Of naval were
Killed, sji, did Of wounds, I'll died OF
disease 3lio, total lose, ill0, Says Cock
erelI. Not slDce terrestrial records begsn
has 60 much been achieved IN war with
go title expenditure Of life. Think OF al
empire OF 400, 900, 900 human beings capt
oIsuug aud begging for peace sitter kIlus
90 the 6eld only 534 Of Its enemies. The
thug seems prepo. ferrous, and yet the
figures are officially youched for 10 Toxic.
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kAHTls u. bEAlhG. ,....
fHAhk n. CAhfIFlD. '"u -
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-08
MISSIoNARK SOCIETY MEETING.
Held Yesterday in Trinity Parish House
 Officers Elected.

The regular annual meeting of the Women's Church Missionary associa- tion was held in Trinity church parish house yesterday afternoon. Annual re- ports were submitted by the secretary and the treasurer after which the fol- lowing officers were elected; President, Mrs. T. H. Bishop; corresponding sec retary, Mrs. Daniel c. Eaton; assistant secretary, Mrs. Caroline R, Jones: re- cording secretary, Mrs. F. c. Rowland, and treasurer, Mrs. George Futile.
 During the past year c, scholarship has been established by the society at St. Marks school in Salt Lake City, and also a scholarship at St. Augustine's S school in St. Augustine, Fla. Money was appropriated to keep up two beds at Mrs. Beaufort's hospital in Law renceville, Va.
 The next meeting will be held on the first Wednesday in October, after which the regular monthly meetings will be held during the winter.
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Grand Opera House.

The great success of "The Viking on its initial performance in this city on Monday evening was all sufficient to draw out large audience at the pro- duction last night, when it again scored another hit which will help to carry it to the glory that has been predicted for it. The opera went off much more smoothly than on Monday night. In fact there were no delays of any kind and all of the principals showed thor ough acquaintance with their parts, which aided much to bring about a most successful result. The opera will be repeated this afternoon and evening.
 W. A. Brady's Humanity" comes to the Grand opera house Thursday, Fri day, Saturday, Melodramas which were the most popular theatrical att fractions a quarter of century ago, are again assuming popular sway, Sutton Vane, the English playwright's latest success, Humanity" Is to be produced here by Manager Brady with a superb cast and a wealth of new and novel scenery. MT. Joseph R. Grismer who plays the leading role, and who is known as an exceedingly clever stage manager, will direct the production, which assures the closest attention to every detail. In the war tableaux over 100 people and twenty horses are seen upon the stage, and the scenic effects are said to surpass any thing ever before presented. Human ity" matinee Saturday,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-08
Poli's VvondorIand rhoator.

A funnier entertainment cannot be imagined than that which Lew Dock stader is furnishing this week at the Wonderland. The quaint humor that has made him such a prime favorite for years in New Haven seems to have grown more brilliant since he began to work without the surrounding an- noyances of a large company, and those who have laughed with Dock stader in his former visits find far greater provoeation to laugh in the fun he is now producing. When he sings and talks of local matters like the dust nuisance, the trolley system, our unpaved streets, the Dr. Lee case, and the Harvard football team, skilfully intervening national topics, he never fails to bring down the chilliest and most straight-laced audience. The art ists who are with him on the bill keep everyone amused also.