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Squarely IN the face. His deficiencies
are pair of bad hands. which cannot
hit as effectively as they did five years
ago, and a lack of stiffness on his
feet So far, since his arrival in this
country. he has either outpointed all
the men he has fought or succeeded in
making draws with them. except in one
ease. that being his bout with Jack Nc
Aulide. In that the referee awarded
the victory 10 McAulifTe. The decision
should have been a draw
Twenty years ago Billy Edwards was
the champion lightweight of America,
and, really. Of England as well, for he
outpointed its cleverest boxer. and had
he chosen 20 remain abroad he could
easily have maintained the title against
al corners. In his day men won fistic
championships in bare-knuckle fights.
and they seldom boxed matches with
gloves. When they did the gloves
worn were the "eight-ounce pillows"
In his time Edwards was the best
glover known, and among the mea
he defeated with them was Steve Tav-
lcr, heavyweight, who afterward
fought John L Sullivan. He has been
out Of the ring for several years. Near.
II ten years ago he boxed Charley
Mitchell in the Madison Square garden.
Edwards did not weigh over hundred
and thirty-five pounds. while Mitchell
was forty pounds heavier. The police
stopped the bout in the third round.
Mitchell had the best OF IL
Though Edwards is now IN his iftv-
third year. he Is willing 70 box Critic
ic''ir rounds, provided he has gua-an-
zee OF satisfactory amount OF money.
WIN or lose, for SO doing Critic has
Lot received the offer with favor. He
ape his hacker sav,that there would
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then at one hundred sovereigns. Plate
of this character is frequently over
hauled | have no doubt that many
American silversniths would be glad
TO duplicate this coup" for $3.50.
Since the cup was won By the yacht
America, in the regatta from Cowes,
around the Isle of Wight, August . 1851,
the English. have made seven unsuc-
cessful attempts to recover it, and the
expense attendant upon these futile
attempts has been over 81, 000. 900. The
eighth attempt will be made at the
cost of Lord Dunraven and the other
members of his English syndicate of
not less than $4,000
In the attempts to wrest the cup from
us sixteen races have been sailed. in
nil kinds of weather, and of these
only one was won by the English repre-
sentative. That one was taken by the
Livonia. in her race against the Column
bia, October 10, 1871. The Columbia was
disabled. The day before she had
beaten her competitor nearly eleven
minutes. In the succeeding races of
the series the Sappho took the Column
bias place and beat the Lfvonia with
ease.
Il is needless to state that the Eng
lish would not have spent 1.-THE of the
money it has cost them to try to regain
the cup merely because of its intrinsic
or sentimental value. They are too
practical for that. They know that the
cup Is the visible emblem of naval SUI
periority, and that while it remains in
our possession the claim that England
Is the greatest shipbuilding nation in
the world is refuted by the fact that we
won the cup from feet of the best
products of England's most capa BILE
naval designers and constructors, and
for nearly half a century we have
laughed to scoTn their attempts to win
it back
Before the war American built ships
and steamers were the fastest, the finest
and most profitable that hoated. Hun
Gyeds of thousands of dollars were
spent annually in this country by for
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of A. q. L. w, is postponed until Tues
day, May q. A. j. Christman, record
er.
The W. c. T. L. will meet at go
o'clock this, Tuesday, afternoon. 1.-THE
Boys Brigade" will be dicussed. Sun
day school workers are invited The
directors viii also meet.
The ladies of the First NJ. z. church
viii serve a dinner and supper today
at 131 North Main street. Ali the deli
cacies Of the season cooked by the best
of cooks. Visitors to the city are es-
pecially invited.
The special meeting OF Peerless
Lodge No. 271, a. O. L. w, will be
held this CTuesday) evning instead OF
Thursday evening as announced. There
VIII be no regular meeting of Peerless
Lodge on Wednesday evening.
Peerless Lodge No. 271, a. o U. w,
will not meet tonight a 5 stated. The
meeting will he Thursday night and
until then threr will be no meeting OF
the lodge. BY direction OF Deputy
Grand Master Workman Freeman
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course, ne got, IN ADVANCE, the verr

course, ne got, IN ADVANCE, the verv
best OF sta bic information. He had all
the leading jockeys of England furnish
ing him with news, and the turf mag
mates over there, who guard their stable
SECRETS much more carefully than they
do their family ones, were aghast.
They finally got rid of Walton BIZ
ruling him off the turf for "tampering
with Jockeys" In this country many
men pay jockeys not to win, and If they
ere not found out, and they are not one
time in ten. they pose as clever sports
men -. Heaven save tie mark!
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NOTICE..

NOTICE - hereby gfvsn TIA. n. board
bank has cals4 a meeting Of The STOCK
holders OF the sas4 BANK 10 NEST In the
rear Of Room No. Iss. Main street.. IN
= ichlta. kzDsas on Tnury1ay, LIN tsy az
uns. IES The object OF sRs1 nse1r6 -
70 distribute tbs assets os the BA1k
a4nonx tho stocxhosdors thereof Ard 10
authorize The coaTsy&Dc cf FeA! AZ: PER
soral property 20 The sad sharsh1scsrs
and % coasissr and act upon report of
ths committee herstof0T. zccExts4 cy
the Eosrd ~ Directors for Tire ysry>ss
of making cistriDatiou % tas sss-ts o. ne
al Bank azpong tbs aAiz sfocssoIGsrs
sag4 report having already t@en rzsfs q
the hoard OF directors &nf rstans1 ~ -
ard 70 60 whatever - r~ssszfy 70 =
Gons toward winding up us AFFAIRS Ct *
said Bank. and tc transact sHy c'hse
. business which rsy eSEss b~tors tSs sasS
j. n Dasis0S. c2asssr'
csE1-tTues
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lacy. Their f1rst-class SHIPS cost more
than we can build them for, as has
been proved in the cases of the St.
Louis and ST. Paul The cheap tramp
steamers they build could not get reg
lister from the United States govern
ment They do not come up to our re-
quirements in many essentials.
Regarding our prospects of retaining
the cup, can only say that they are
fairly good, though II must be admit
ted we have more to. fear than ever be-
fore. This is because the English
have, reluctantly, adopted many of the
features that go to make up the dis
tinguishing points Of American boats.
Practically, the Ailsa is an American
model In breadth of beam, in shall
lowness of hold and in her practically
fin keel she far more closely resembles
our boats than any in England. The
Valkyrie III. will have to be feet to
beat her i think the Defender, though,
will be an improved Ailsa. Possession
is nine points of the law. and any law
yer will tell that it is easier, with
fair title, to hold on to property than
it is TO obtain possession of it. / hope
1t will be found so in the case of the
Americas cup.
The turfmen Of America owe great
deal OF gratitude to Hon. John A. Hen
Messy, member of the assembly for
one Of the Brooklyn districts, for his
efforts in behalf of the Percy-Gray rae
&c x-D,,rp
man, on the sunny side of forty. yet he
is one of the beSt-informed and most
entertaining turf writers In the coun-
try. Thoroughly honest himself, he has
always advocated honesty In racing,
and his labors often put him
at variance with men high on
the turf who were ever ready to
pull OF good thing by hook
or by crook. These men and
their methods Mr. Hennessey has
fought in and ont of season under his
nom de plume, Black and Blue" and
many a job he has exposed, and many
another he has frustrated. Last fall
IN the closing hours of the constitution
al convention in Albany. an amendment
to the constitution making it felony to
bet on a horse race was slipped through
the convention along with a number OF
amendments. When the
was submitted to the peo-
pie for ratification at the polls the anti
racing amendment was in the section
the most desirable additions
30 the constitution, and it was approved
by large majority of the votes. This
winter a bill was introduced by Mr. |
Percy, which was afterward amended
by Mr.. Grey, and subsequently changed
in committee, which permits |
racing in New York state and virtually |
allows wagers TO be made between in |
dividuals on the European plan. This |
bill has had the support of all the best
turfmen in the state, including the |
Belmonts, August and Perry, the
Keenes, the Lawrences; in fact, all in
terested in horse raising. It's oppon-
ents have been strict church members,
who through religious scruples, never
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will favor racing, no matter how hon.
estly conducted, and their odd allies,
the pool-room keepers, whose business
will be destroyed by it.
Mr.. Hennessey has been the cham
pion of the bill in the legislature, and
his thorough knowledge of the turf and
of parliamentary law has been of ines
Unable value to the bill time and
again His friends hope to see him in
congress ere many years.
The cleverest lightweight boxer in
America to-day undoubtedly is Alfred
Griffiths, more commonly known as
Young Critic" He is from Australia,
and Is phenomenon in build as well
as in skill. Only five feet two inches
tall. his neck is as big round as John
J.. Sullivan's ard his chest girth is al
most as great as Jim Corbett's. He is
wonderfully sturdy. and SO clever is he
in ducking and parrying that it is al
most impossible to- hit him fairly and
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita MAY II
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Wednesday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was II degrees. the
lowest - degrees and the mean 50 degrees.
with clear cool wsther, gentle north 20
east wind and lower pressure
Relative humidity az a. II. IS. and at
2. a.
Thus Ear this month the average tenn
perature has been 90 degrees
For the past six years the average tenn
pera ture for the month OF May has been
"a degrees. and for the 18th DAY a degrees.
FRED I. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. May I3-Followlng IS the
forecast up 10 2. m Tuesday:
For kansas-Fair; southerly winds.
Fer Oklshoma-Fair. warmer: southeriy
winds
For Coiorado-Fair; variable winds.
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THEY MADE A MISTAKE
Master Workman WaiIace's Order Was
misunderstood in Some Places.

The brief summary Of the recent de-
cisicn OF Grand Master Workman Wal
lace. Kansas \. o. L. ", il regard to
reinstatements in that order, given N
these columns a few days ago. seems
To be misunderstood as quoted in some
OF the state papers. Here is the Off
cial ruling. verbatum:
4 hereby grant a special dispense
ton 10 all lodges n this state 10 re-n-
state members a the same cost % new
members This s 20 cover cases where
they have been suspended long enough
TO make II cost more than 4 they were
10 come IN as new members. Please
take advantage q this AZ once and g@t
the boys reinsta;ed wherever you car
/ am sorry % say our reinsta t@TI1ents
were not quite equal % the suspensions
IN March 90
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HELP WANTGO-MAlE,
Onder this head SC per limo Der dsv)

ARE YOU HONEST, sober, industrious9
If SO, engage with Us for 1856; SsLO a
month; $3.50 year. You can make in
easy; six hours day. Our agents do
not complain Of hard times Why? They
are making money selling our Perfection
Dish Washer, the only practical family
washer manufactured: washes, dries and
polishes dishes perfectly IN two minutes;
no experience necessary: a child o: eight
operates II easily; cheap and durable:
weight thirteen pounds: made of anti
rust sheet steel; capacity, 100 pieces;
$4,000 for its equal; every family wants
one. You don't have 10 canvass: as
soon as people know you have II for
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agents territory protected; no COMPETE
uon. We furnish sample (weighs SIX
pounds In nice case TO lady agents to
take orders with; one agent made s2I4 50
nrst ten DAYS. Address for fun particu-
lars Perfection Mfg. Co.. Englewood. Ill.
Apr I3-3m.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

II. D. Hathaway and family OF
Pueblo called.
Mrs d. Byington Of Leavenworth. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Campbell
All banks in the city viii close at -
O'Clock today on occasion OF knights
Templar drill.
Dollie FUlmer was yesterday granted
a divorce from her husband, James
FulIner, on the grounds of abandon
ment.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Share and Mas
ter Art Ssare Of Wellington. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Speed, during
the knight Templar conclave.
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GOT STUCK FOR COSTS.
Two Girls Have Young Man Arrested for
Disturhin:s Their Peace.


Maud Simpson and Clara Perry, two
gay young girls. had Tom Myers ar
rested for disturbing their peace, and
yesterday Myers was arranged before
Judge HattCn.
At q late hour last Saturday night
Maud and Clary passed along in front
if the State National bank and they
claim were insulted by Myers. They
proceeded to roast him in the most ap-
proved Fourth avenue setyle. That IS
The style peculiar TO a small section OF
that thoroughfare
Officer Dunbar ran the girls in and
they were fined. and then 10 get even
the girls had Myers arrested, but the
Young man brought a half dozen re-
spectacle men, his chums, who swore
that Myers remarks were not about the
girls. but he was speaking Of horse
trade.
Judge Hatton charged the costs up to
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Maud and Clara, and ordered them com
mitted until they were paid. Then Maud
said that crowd were all horse traders
together. and that everyone OF them
had lied. and that she and her partner
had got the worst OF II just because OF
their soiled regulations, and then the
girls were allowed 10 20 home 10 GEE
the money 10 nav the ccsts-$ly3.
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Sweet Girl-Papa SAYS you can't az
ford 20 marry
Ardent Youth-Scasensei can get q
preacher TO perform the ceremony foI
two dollars
Sweet Chilean you7 How foolish
papa is-N. 7. Weekly
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There are only two batteries in this
state. No. l, at Wichita, and No. 2, at
Topeka. The Wichita boys are am
bilious TO make battery a the best, and
credit to the state, but they claim
those old guns are very humiliatins TO
the young men who aspire 10 military
honors and who may sometime make
history for this country.
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WICHITA HOSPITAL.

Admirably 10
Gated. Thorough
ly equipped for
{ n q care AZ d
treatment OF all
surgical, obs,et-
rloal and gynae-
Geological eases.
Trained nurses
consta tly in
charge, together
with an eminent
corps Of physi.
clans and sur
geOnS.
Private rooms
from 81 to Sl2
pcr week.
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Her Fxr-.. wn A.o.,,.1

Rev. DR.. Prt1nly-I was sorTT 20 see
you come late 70 church yesterday.
Miss Flur-er-But yoal forgive ne.
doctor. You know new bonnet can
only be wore szc< tor the first tine
t-oos. I.a LIE
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Two Crsfsz

Blob5s-Do vOz think ~. a-erzg.
man Is as stupid before he ulzrries a.
he Is atte-ward?
Cynicus-ceTtainly or he w0uldzf
get married 49, Phi-aLel.h;s Record
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SsIESMEN WANIEn

WANTED-By a nonresident manu-
featuring house. good salesman 20 travel
Tor specially line and canvass town and
country trade. west of this city \ party
with previous experience preferred. a
Q. c. care of Eagle dI53-It "a
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COMING LocaLEyESTS

Regular communication % SunfoT-
- Lodge M. =. y 7. and \ N, Tues
day evening a. O'Clock. sharp
Attention Knights-The regular
meeting q ?. - Legion No. -. : h
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AGENTS WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED--MAiE
Under this head SC per line per day.
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FOUND.
lOST.
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received
at the Copeland hotel. Topeka. Kansas
June g. rs. at O'Clock q IN, at which
time the bids viii be opened for furnish
ing tho InEane Asylums at Topeka and
Osswatomie. the Institutions FOR tho Blin1
at Wyandotte. the Deaf and Dumb at
Olaths and tho Itiotic az winfield, tho
Reform School at Topeka. the Soldiers
Orphans HOme at Atchison. and the In
dustriaI School al Bsioit, with dry goods
groceries. drugs and miscellaneous SUP
plies.
Separate bids Will be received for dry
goods. groceries. drugs. meats, Ggitss.
etc.
The board OF trustees reserve the rivfsf
20 reject any anc all bids. or 10 accept OF
reject any part thereof
deposit Of 80 or certified check foi
that amount must accompany each yropo-
sal. payable TO a y. WtIlcockson. tfsss-
urer State Char4tA6ls Institutions. Q
guarantee that the contract. N awarded.
viii be faithfully complied with. Circu-
lars containing fun Information for BID
ders IA TO Kind. quality sE1 quantity az
goods required. terms OF contract ard
dates OF payment and other details. can
be had By addressing Dr.. u. u. Eastman.
Superlntcndent. Topeka. Kansas.
NORTON ALBADCH.
Presi6snt
GEO. ~ CLARK.
Secretary.
Topeka. Kansas Lay Z. isss.
difS Tues
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Under this head &c per line per day)

FARMS WANTED-Please leave de-
script3on of same-provided they are bar
gains. Call AT Office over Ia Z. Doug. ave.
q. c. Strong. dl49-stlp
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Merchandise brokerage
business; first-class line accounts: EASY
terms. Address &C. II. W." care Eagle
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FOR SALE-Grocery stock and fixtures
of all kinds. bargain for cash. Cau
at ~ +. Douglas Ave. dI47-6tG
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GASOLINE STOVES-G5 gasoline stoves
IN good order. Tor sale cheap. NJ. W.
Cave & Co., 90 y. Main. Cl4s-I2t
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100 FARMS WANTED-If Won want To
sell your farm In SedgEick county list IL
with me a once. Office room J. over I2s Is.
Douglas ave. G. G. Strong dlsg-6fF5
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| can use good house to move INQUIRE
OF G. c. Strong, Office over I25 E Doug
49,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FeMAlS.
Under this head Sc per line per day.
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FARMS WANTED-Dr o. C. Trice
wants names for fifty farms for sale 10
Sedgwick county. Inquire az Office OF e T.
Spencer Room /, over - L. Douglas ave
dI4g-6tGg
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WANTED-A good girl for general
housswork at l2io 5. Hydraulic ave.
ul49-4tg Henry Schweiter.
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PUSH IT ALONG: it's good thing
Imperial bicycles Barnes & Eewcomb
40 East Douglas Ave. dls2-tf
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WORLD OF SPORT
Gan We Keep the Americas Cup
on This Side9
Tounx Critic VS.. Billy Edwards-The Turf.
mer of America and John A. Hcnnes-
sey-Dwyer's Prospects i'm England
Growth of the Bicycle Craze.
COPYRIGHT. 1895 |

HE sportin g
event par ex-
cellence of the
year, the one of
m o t impor-
lance TO Ameri-
cans, is the con-
test for the
Americas cup,
which viii take
NJ aca on fha
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FOR RENT-After July, the choice
Main ST. store room now occupied by
Nuyes X Co: floors: oldest and best dry
goods stand in Wichita l. w. Clapp.
dI4T-IOf kD
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FOR RENT-Brick residence. I25 8.
Emporia. dlIs-tf.
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ocean course of the New York Yacht
club. between the 9TH and 14th of next
September.
The visible prize Of this contest is
the cup offered by the queen of Eng
land, in 1851, for competition among
che yachts of all nations. 1t was valued
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FOR RENT-Houses In all parts of the
city by Hills and kinkead. liS n. Market
Street. dIaS-1sc4
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CUnder this head PC per line per day)
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WANTED-Pianos 10 tune, at reason
able prices; satisfaction guaranteed.
Barnes q Newcomb. dI52-tf
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FOR RENT-New cottage l23 North
Lawrence IL h Fuller. 1850 y. Law
renee. l1Se-~tfs
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FOR SALE-House OF three rooms. or
Will exchange for vacant lots Cali at
81 8. Lawrence Ave- diSc-St6
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etc. with : acres of garden In crop OF
garden truck and corn, and one acre not
yet planted Also acres OF good gar
den land at another place. +. J. Arnold
over sS y. Main ST. dl5S-st.
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FOR SALE-Jump-Eeat surry. IN good
Neliinger. di5z-ztu
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FOR RENT-A brick house. with stable
ard carriage house attached. large yard
with fruit trees, within two blocks OF
Douglas Ave. in good residence location.
Apply 10 ]. B Carey. Hotel Carey.
dlS3-tf
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FOR RENT-9S5 North Market St. Z
rooms. bath. city water and barn. SO per
month. Also desirable houses on Fair
mount. at s.. Hartford Investment Co.
Sedgwick block. G1ts-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-27

y H<tt1N.*
Mrs. II. L. Monros's literary geLius of
culture expresses itself In selectlng the
most thrilling episodes In the dramatic
condensation Of history and biography OF
progressive Impress upon our christian
civilization and In wildly impresslng the
same upon many thousands OF people by
her original. literary diction and first
class stereopticon Views. Although she
takes amateur. home talent for her
dramas. MARCHES aud stage views. her
Entertainment moves with uninterrupted
promptitude and the precision of perfect
maehi ne.
Our homs talent that participated In
the Grand Opera House entertainment
last evening, was more than heretofore
an occasion OF our public congratulation
to-day because OF the readiness and sue.
cess of their apparently perfect develop.
ment under the rehearslls of Miss Yale
who lie Mrs. Monroes talented and indie.
fatigable first assistant, eatitled to high
praise for such excellent performing OF
our young people as leaves 1t inexpedi.
ent to distinguish any Of them above the
rest by personal comment.
Mrs. Monroe 10 grand and noble lnstru-
ment OF public benefit. She e!eyates the
people morally. intellectually. socially,
Internationally and christianity and inctden-
tally helps benevolent md christian instl-
iutlons. Long may she live aud flourish.
Lot everybody go to night and hear John
Knox versus Marie Stuart.