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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-31
First Publication, January 3, 1S95-5w.
Case No. 3,l44,
ShGTili'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County, So
In the district court of hilps county.
Vincent Is, hubbell, administrator of the es-
tate of Cornella Nj. huDUell, deceased, plain.
uf,
. vs..
ames A. Benedict, Suphronia Benedict L. X.
Morris, Elizabeth Morris, Il, A. Morris and
Mrs Morris, his wife, real name unknown,
defendants.
pUBLIG NOTICE is hereby given, that under
and by virtue Of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, in and by the above named
court, and of an order of sale issued on said
judgment, to me directed and delivered, will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1895,
at the hour of O'Clock p. IN. of said day. at the
east door of the court house, in Phillipsburg In
the county Of Phillips, state Of Kansas, offer at
public sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for cash
III hand, the following described real property,
namely: ] he southeast quarter Cse IA Of section
min teen (l9), township one (D south, range six
teen west OF the 9th z. NJ, all ia the county of
Phillips state of Kansas. said property has been
levieo upon and is to be sold as The property of
the above named defendants.
Dated this I'd day of January, A. y f, 1895.
G. II, UTTER Sheriff of Phillips county
FRANK MCKAY, Attorney for Plaintiffs,
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First Publication, January 81, 1e05-2w.
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS, [
county VI PnmmLn, (

pIhlh VI hhNoAo,
County VI PnunLs,
OFFICE OF CvUNTY CLLHE, January "a, 1866.
NOTICE Is htreOy gwen, LuuL on TIC A0ln dpy
Az VI January, IoVO petition slgued NY Cum
ming Hoy auu IL Others, was ploseuteu to Tile
board VI county commissioners VI the county
anu Stale ulUreHuid, praying Iur The .taOnsuihg
VI a certain rUhd, d sprpeV w IullUWs, VIZ.
COMMENCING hJ tns NORTHWEST corner vi section
thlrtJ hour IdIl, ahu running easl between sec
LlOb5 twenty seven 70 Huu LARRY four (1IJ, CON.
hecLlng wan Tue ROAD between SECTIONS twenty.
Six (ZOJ aud lhlrIyhy Ioo, town ,Uue "a, range
twenty ~, Pnilips County
NhvrvupUn, SAID board VI county commission
ers appointed Tile toIlVwlngnuIneu pvrsuus, VIZ;
Junu SHELTON, Henry lynn anu a. u, Woods, Ut
viewers Win Instructions " meet NJ the begin,
mug vi proposed ROAD III Long Island township
on Wednesday,, Tie &OLh day vi February, a. ".
1910, aud proceed W view said road, ana give VI
uurLlgB IA henfunr. " . "'
Dy UFdefOiLaS hoard Of County Commissioners
,~~ l. u. VnUnNlUN,
snAL, county Clerk.
'--' ByJ Nj. RIcKEY, Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-31
GREAT ROCK lSlAND ROUTE
no THE EAST,

BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD.
The Rock Island is foremoStin adopt
ing any advantage calculated to inns
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands. It's equipment is thoroughly
complete with yestibuled trains, mag
nificent dining cars, sleepers and chair
coaches, all the most elegant, and {
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from EN-
ployes are important items. They are
double duty to the Conn any and to
travellers and it is sometimes a task
difficult of accomplishment. Passen-
gers on this line will find little cause
for complaint On that ground.
The Importance Of this Line can be
better understood il short lesson in
geography be now recited,
What is tho great Eastern termtnt Of
the Rock Island Route2- Chicago.
What other sub-Eastern termini has
it9-Peoria. To what important points
does it run trains to the Northwestp-
st. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and Watertown and Sioux Falls, DaI'
kota To what important Iowa and
Nebraska points?-Des Moines, Daven.
port, Iowa; Omaha and Lincoln, Ne.
braska,
REMEMBE2
Tho Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to Englewood suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and you can save time and trouble by
getting off at that point and avoid the
crowd in the city.
For full particulars as to tickets,
maps, rates apply to any coupon ticket
office in the Uhited States, Canada or
Mexico, or address;
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Cent Tiki. & Pass Agt., Chieago Ill
E ST.. JOHN, Ger1 MnnHEer, Chicago. I'll.
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First Publication, January 81, IsO5-2w.
ROAD NOTICE,
STATE OF KANSAS, [
IlnlInLN Ii knlIlilln [


County vi Philips, (
OFFICE OF CUpNTN LLEHK, January a. 1895
MpllCL y hereby given, That on the 10Th DAY OF
an january, 1895, petition signed by Ii. LOnr-
myer anu IA Vlheis, was presented to The board Of
county commissioners vi the county and state
aforesaid, praying Tor the establishing Ut u Ger.
tam iUad, detCtlUeu as follows, VIZ:
Beginning al Tue southeast corner Of section six
10y, Town I'VE t5) lange twenty jAU), thence run
nlng north wv miles aetWeen sections five (5) and
SIX td, and sectlOns thirty one (3l and thirtytw0
I3s Lowh iOar ~, range twenty llOl, to iptersec
Win ROAD running east and west road to be
tUTty leeL wlQe
Nhereppop, said hoard of county commission
ers appointed lie following named persons, VIZ
II. U. albright, Nick Noel AMI ii. 5. brown, III
viewers. with instructions to meet aJ the begin
nlng vi proposed road IN Logan township, OIL
eunesday, Tie 2Utn Jay OF February, A. D., 1875,
aud proceed u view salu read and give TO all par
ties u hearing.
BY order Ol The Board. of County Commissioners
y. ThOnNTON,
SEAL. County Clerk
- By j. NJ. Hickey, Deputy.
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First Publication Jan. 3l-2w'
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS
County of Phillips.


Office of County Clerk,
January "A, 1875
Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
of January. lsy5, Il petition signed by A., d
Rumbaugh and IL others, was presented 70
the Hoard of County Commissioners, of the
county and state aforesaid, praying for the
establishing of certain roao, described as
fellows, viz:
Beginning at the northeast corner section
Il, town Q. range n and running south on
section line as near as practicable Two and
one-half miles. Road to he ~ feet wide.
Whereupon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named per
SONS, Wiz Moody Clark, NJ. Hemrick, and D
NJ, Hoover, as viewers. with instructions &c
yeyor. at the beginning of proposed road: y
Greenwood township, on Monday. the LII, litt
said road, and give to all parties hearing.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners. ,,,,on>-ro~y
49, l. " NUM- Tvs,
SEAL County Clerk
80 BY J, NJ, Hickey, Deputy,
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First Publication, January 81, 1895 -2w
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,
CnuiIlV nf pnillina

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Philips,
OFFICE VI COUNTY ULLHK, January VI, 1905
NOTICE. IL hereby given, llat un LIE l6tn Jay Of
~ January, 1919, u petition signed Wy h M .
covert aud III Others, was presented W the bouru
VI county commissioners VI tue county und state
aiOTesald praying Tor the establishing vi certain
road, described us follows, VIZ:
Beginning az the southeast corner Of section
eight lo iowa three ~, range seventeen (l1), run.
mug Ihehce west one mae between seggo07 0
ana II, on The section line.
WheIeupon, sai4 QOAFd vi COUNTY commission
ers appVlHlpH t4s lpll0Wlng named persons, VIZ:
j, n MORTON, u, I, JUnnsUn and am, BAKER, us
view ore, with INSTRUCTIONS " meet ut The begiL-
mug VI PROPOSED rOau In ATCuue township, on
" eunesuay, the 2Uth day Of February, a D., lSil,
ana proceed ~ view salu roaG, ana give IA ali par.
TITS hearing
1. ", IuUNNlUN,
sEAL ( County Clerk,
- J By j. NJ. RIcERY, ,9epu.j,
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First Publication, January 81, Is9S-2w.
ROAD NOTICE.
STATE OF KANSAS,

county OF Phillips,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLElIs. January 20, 1885,
NOTICE IL hereby giyen that on the 10Th day Of
IN January, 1895, petition signed by Fred Veeh
and Ia others, was presented 10 the board VI cOun
~ commissioners OF the county and state arore.
said, praying for the establishing OF certain road
described ~ follows, viz:
Beginning Ut the southwest corner OF section
three (5 town four (4 range nineteen 40, thence
north gu section line, as near as prICuCaDie Que,
mile; road W be bU feet WldJ,
MheTeupon, said board VI county commission.
ers appointed the following named persons VIZ:
James Carman, IL. Robinson aud H. u. Swlsher
rs viewers, with instructions 10 meet, In con.
junction with tue county surveyor ut the begin
Mug OF proposed road IN bv'uIOht township, on
monday, the Atm day Of Martl, A. d., 1888, and
proceed " Wow said road, aid give " all parties
hearing.
BY orGer Of the Board OF County Commissioners.
. - |, b. 1hOhN ron,
SEAL, County Clerk.
49, BY j. M, RIcKEY, Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-31
PRAISE OF THE BIBLE.

This lamp from of the everlasting throne
Mercy took down, and in the night OF time
Stood, casting on the darkness her gracious DOW
And eyermore beseeching men with tears
And earnest signs, to hear' believe ana live
Pollock.
Whence but from Heaven, could men unskllle'
IN arts,
In several ages born, in seyera. parts,
Weave such agreeing truths' or how or why
should all conspire to cheat us with lief
Unasked their pains, ungratefnl their ADVICE
Starving their gain, and martyrdom their price,
John Dryden,
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cenary spirit, and some who DO not,
regard this as a promise as an earthly
competence. But the fact that God
commands us to make spiritual inter-
ests paramount is proof that He does
80 in His providential care for u.s. de
has promised to give us what we need
We need only what is best for our
souls and necessary to efficiency IN
promoting His kingdom. Whatever
our heavenly Father knows that we
have need of He will add; but the
measure OF our need is fixed by the
condition and needs OF our souls, and
of His kingdom among men de is
certainly not pledged to give us
wealth, or even II competence, when
He knows that spiritual interests will
be lmperiled thereby. He knows what
ia best for us, and that ls sufficient
reason for trusting Him and resting
satisfied with what He gives, be 1t
much or llttle.-ET.
#*&
Sir William Jones: The scriptures
contain, Independent Of divine orr
gin, more true sublimity, more ex-
quisite beauty, purer morality, more
important history, and finer strains
both of poetry and eloquence, than
could be collected within the same
compass, from all other books that
we're ever composed in any age or in
any idiom.
W.
Daniel Webster; From the time
that at my mothers feet or on my
fathers knee ! first learned to lisp
vespers from the sacred writings. they
have been my daily study and vigil
ant contemplation. If there be any
thing in my style of thoughts to be
commended, the credit is due to my
kind parents in Installing into my
mind an early love Of the scriptures
Nv
Prof. Hurley: l have always been
strongly ID favor Of secular education
in the sense OF education without the
ology; but l must confess l have been
no less seriously perplexed to know
by what practical measures the relig'
ious feeling, which is the esse ntiaI
basis Of condpct, was to be kept up
ii the present utterly chaotic state Of
| opinion on these matters, without the
use of the Bible.
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Eirst duplication Jan. Sl-2M'
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, |
LOunly Of PhIIIips.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County of Philips.
Once of County Clerk,
january 70, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that ON the 18th day
OF January, leV0, Il petition signed by Q. j.
Wiley and ii others, was presented to the
Board OF County commissioners OF the cOun-
w and state aforesaid, praying for the estab-
lshlng Of certain road, described as follows,
VIZ:
beginning at the southeast corner of sec
ton twenty -sIX, town 2, range II, and running
west Qn septtOn line W near us practicable tor
Whereupon said Board OF County Commits
sioners appointed the following named per.
sons, VIZ: Joseph kulnbaugh, j. Andres aud
Frank Addie, Us viewers, WIN Instructions to
meet, In conjunction with county survey or,
ar beginning Of proposed road, in Greenwood
townshtg, gu Monday, the 18th day of March,
<. Il. lSln, ana proceed " view SAID road, ana
myB 10 Ill PARTIES hQgrlng,
by 0rdeFot the B0sla Of County eommis'
49, THORNTON,
SEAL County Clerk.
- BY JIM. Hickey, Deputy.
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/, /. Ss'tRFSs's, ,
Members Of said Board
sTATE OF KANSAS, |

philljna (InuntV w
ia q n riSbs and I'D Murray. members Of the
~ w. bo,rd of acknowledgements of said county,
ccnilemrn, Al the request Of Yourselves as
,hors ~ tho hoSrd NJ "Reminiscences. YOU and
lach of Won. are hereby notified that said request
S S W ciai session Of anid board, is hereby
,ante6 and van are reouested to be and appear
" ,he Iime and pmce above stated for the pur,
az aos s5t1 b hH' sot forIh q, ii. IANNAHLL,
Po'0 "'Ibh dFrtuSg Of the Board of Commissioners
W. tSa ',nGo IsfgEiH Al, u,bers of the board OF
oo,nn'isa,oners of Phljiip5lc6npty Ennsas, dc
nn hsrohv accent neraouDl servIEs ottIheoaloye
e. v" ~ sgyecial session a. ID. CHiBBa ft
NOTICE - 'PN" E ID. MUHHAY,
Board of Commissioners OF
Members Of the
Philips county, ~ %, 1906
MONDAY, JANUAn- anna
Board met pursuant 10 call, chairman
hill presiding.
On motion, the clerk Ia required to correct the
journal on the matter of the vote ON the PROPOSE.
tion Of d. T. Royce Tor county printing and
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TREASURER'S STATEMENT.

Statement of the County Treasurer fer the
quarter ending Monday, January 2S, 1895, show
ing the amount OF cash In the treasury credited
20 the several funds as follows;
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Commissioners Proceedings.
SPECIAL SESSION.
STATE OF KANSAS ! a,

Phillips County, 81"
70 Hon. q. II. Tannahill, chairman OF tAa BOARD
OF commissioners VI said county;
We, the undersigned, members Of said board,
respectfully request you 10 Gull special session
Of said board, Tor the purpose Of taking such &C
ton OH the part Of the board, az the case may de-
mand, upon the question Of adjusting the diner,
enCe npon the valuation Of the stock and surplus
of the banks Of the county, on the 1894 ASSESS
ment, mud such other business as may legally
come before said board, and we request that such
speGiai aeasion be held at the Office Of the county
clerk on The 9oih 'dpy Of JSn"aF" lSOo' al IL
O'Clock III.
Respectfully, X. n Utlpps,
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First Publication Jan. 3l-2w,
Road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS
County OF Phillips.

00'' Office Of County Clerk,
January 26. 1895.
Notice is hereby given, that OIL the 18th day
of January, 1885, IL petition signed by Il. NJ.
Duncan and " others, was presented TO the
Board of County Commissioners, of the coull-
ty and state aforesaid, praying for the estab-
ishngof certain road, bescrbedas follows
viz:
beginning at the northwest corner of sec
tion 2, township 8, range u, thence south on
section line 2 miles. Road to be 40 feet Wide
sioners appointed the following named per"
sons, viz: John Roach. VIM. Barker and W.
b. Clark, as viewers, with instructions to meet
at beginning Of proposed road In Arcade
township, on Thursday, the 2lst day OF Feb,
ruary, A. d. 1895, aud proceed to view said
road, and give to all parties hearing.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
' .@ I'D. THORNTON.
SEAL County Clerk.
- By ]. NJ. Hickey, Deputy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
CLASS GAMES At COLUMBIA.

The s1phomora- IRE -hman games OF Columbia COL
l,gc were held Yesterday ut the Columbia oval
WnliamsbrlIgc The day fair and warm. and
the track was all that could De- desired. but. owing
10 the fhor; time the boys have been IN training the
lego games wcr, started the final heat OF the bicycle
race postponed from last Saturday. when the inter
scholastic games 4 Columbia College We're held
was run on The contest won hy J. Powell. OF
cutler School with j. Enrich. OF the Harvard
school second and g. Stanton. Of Cutler third
Time. min. 3-5 soc
The summary OF the sophomore freshman games
Is a. follows:
One-hundrad-yarl dash-Won by s II. Blur. 81;
Orearlon %. and News. "a. tied for second IIIne'
HIS ,
one hlndred-and-twenty -yari hurd!e-Won by 5.
II Blur. 81. Joseph. 9S. second. Time Il 80 sec
Two-milc bicycle Won by Fearing. 49, Stevens.
Four-hunIrci-and forty-yard dash Won by Gun
ton. 81: New -. second. Time. - 10 sec 80
One-m.e run-Won by Fulle. ga Lsh'yse' ~
Onc-mlc walk Won 10y Bogert. 81; Baker, ~
second. Time min 81 80 sec
Two-hundred-and -twenty-yard hurdle Won by
Blur. 20; Mclean. M, and Joseph ~ second
Haif-mIc run Won by Fearing, 9S; Gunton. 81.
second Time ? min. Is - sec. -,
Two-hualrcl- -tweniy-ylri dash-Won by Ill
iur ~; News. ~. second. Time q - sec ,.,,
Throwing sixecn-pouni hammer Won by Bal
'9S: KNAPP %. second Distance. " r. , IN
Pole vault Won by Smith, 20. Caswell. 49, sec
High tnrnp|Won by Marvin. 81: De Yonge. 'ss.
second. Height, IT, in. g., 400 -
BROAD jnmI~Won by Blur 81 burnside 49, sec
ond Distance % II. in. . Nh ,oO
KNAPP 81. second. Distance. 20 II. ~ IN 4,
~ Totals In points -SOphomores 90; freshmeh' 81
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NATURES CHARMS ~ TIE PARR.
BIRDS AND BUDS INDICATE THE OPENING OF
SPRING.

BIRDS AND BUDS INDICATE THE OPENING %
SPRING.
On a spring day like yesterday there was 10 .
true lover OF nature irresistible influence in Gem
trail Park Day by day the writer wanders into
Central Park the good thing that our forefathers
did in reservIng that splendid stretch OF ground as
a breathing place for youngsters and our men
and women impresses itself more and more upon
his mind.
The object OF our parks" said citizen recently.
IS OF course give breathing spaces to the many
thousands who spend their lives in the crowded
tenement houses | am In Central Park every day
and questioning a party OF small children often
find that they have trudged up nearly from the Bat
terry. Their wonderment at the animals in the me-
nagerie and their comments them 10 me
perfect treat The keepers are kind TO these little
bands OF arabs and tell them all they ask; WELL
won't say all exactly. for some OF them ask ques-
lions that a keeper cannot answer. He does
not know how, but he does his best.
Away from the menagerie, up In the Ramble ana
from there to the utmost limits OF the Park
the nature loving loafer spend day OF perfect
Joy. Out in the open grass pots robins race for
worms and apparently get them; purple gruckes
tumble from to tree. and hocks OF pigeons drop
down into the park yards or on TO the roads for a
meal Up In the beginning Of a small rvulet. where
a little pool has formed. could be seen perfect
host OF birds. splashng the water here. there and
everywhere and enjoying a great spring bath.
Among our summer residents In the bird Four Hun
dred there signs everywhere not only OF their
courtlng but OF the actual beginning to build their
nests. over the small pools bands OF small gnats
moved up and down like a spiral spring In perpetual
motion. while the devils coachman' below showed
how walking on the water was simple task. These
little black fellows among mans greatest
friends. AS they walk the waters, more silently
than a cat on the home floor when stalking q
mouse. they are ever on the watch for some EN-
bryo mosquito just ready to break its casket and
ny forth to annoy man and beast. Another OF mans
best friends was seen for the rrst time this season
yesterday, illttng here aad there above the pools
apd ponds OF Central Park 1t the dragon-hy.
He too. with the devils coachman." was busy
killing mosquito after mosquito they dared to ny
into the air, for this bug in its larval state,
when crawling about the bottom OF ponds and lakes
has particular .ove for the small shrmplike larvae
that eventually blossom out into full,dedged Jss.
sey mosquito
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building has thirteen chimneys; not that IT required
Unusual heating but because the style at that time
seemed 10 be TO have chmneys for architectural
effect.
Although established nearly forty years ago in a
sparsely settled part of the city, the population IN
this neighborhood has not very much increased and
the attendance at the school is not much greater
than when it opened in 1851 At that time it had
three teachers which number has been increased
10 five at the present day The school is on knoll
IN a decidedly rural neighborhood, and is extremely
difficult OF access by the ordinary lines of travel
1t is attended almost exclusively by farm hands
and the sons of people connected with farms. The
school celebrated in its early day as being the
place from which the famous Hosea Perkins. the
merchant orator" delivered his soul stirring ha-
HOLIDAYS Perkins may not have been great orator
from the Websterian point of view. but he had way
manded ii hat made the blood tingle in the veins
of these rural NEWCOMERS. Whenever 1t was an
fance." in other words spread-eagle grafton;
the farmers hocked 10 old Grammar School No %
by the hundreds from the surrounding country 10
Not only was this school small as its attend
ance and its building. but the salaries paid to its
first teachers were correspondingly diminutlve: In
those days the principal Of the school was not al
sistants We're lucky if they got 500 The principals
Of grammar schools nowadays get s3 60 "a a year
of teachers as they are nowadays. but We're known
YEAR. and the first monitor 500 The monitors Of
the primary department got 800 10 sV a year whiie
were indentured as apprentices to the New.lork
that society until they reached the age Of twenty
one when they were released from the apprentice
teach school in any, part Of the United States
first PncPl Of h by R FSaSa T B6yce e
present principal is Theodore b. Barringer. who is
assisted by Miss Lucy s Brown, Miss Mary Nc
Cabe Miss Agnes 4. Burgess and Miss Addie b.
Whites,de.
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rhsT WEEK or BARNTU BALhiH """"'

rbe Is positively the last week OF the srea' cNii-
,,,,D, -, tho Barnum e. Bailey Greatest Sho" on
rar,h i, this city. it advertised to Visit nrooN-
lyn for the week beginning Aprh 80 at r',,
'" " ,I,.o,,s, For the ast three and "A half
- -, 49, o,,.rage daily attendance at the show mas
e.o1aaad tho enormous number Of 1900 which Is
70 600 for each week. by next SATURDAY the LAST
eav here. the grand total VIII lat exceed $500 NV
men women and children VINO VIII ""'' ''''''' ''''
There is no denying to an ,dh phenomenai al
mont cnterprisc attracting SuC.' ,r,, - "a 90
tnndance nat it possesses an n3'o on
the community The receipts nav thsn ever befSre
eceve SS In tRls city, II has been exceeded
&C. - ia es for elng.e week ne great DUST
IN o'her place. his spring is attributed solely To
the novelty OF show az a" eria, and an" genera
starlinp merit of It's olucstrlah a., ~ r.
nerfoTmances: to the water carhVat t,e
cal Congress of strange people anu o'''' 'e"'"'e'
which were never seen before a., Rauey says ,hov
Under canvas In Brooklyn Mr. Da a ,b s'ys tneg
should do even larger Dus, Times a. great as al
capacity will be a.m9st th'eo ~
Madison Square Garden