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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
GENERAL SPORTING GOSSIP.

I. Stakes in the thousancs are up for q
between M.csacl and Linton next week.
The P4wtucket ball club has signed
port club last seasor, and O Brother OF
Jnmes Rogers cf the Louisville club.
Tho New Bedford ball club has lost
Nike Birmingham, Jake Wheil nna Al
wedoigs, who have .ignsd with the
NorfoiS club OF the Sou,hern league.
The only national L. A. W. otrcisl who
receives n sslary is Secretary Bsssstt,
whose salary IL $500. Tho lsrgest salary
% &: TO sla oiiiri,i is 20 Secretary Bull
OF the New York division, $50.
Tom Eek says that he will deposit 5000
on behalf Of Michiel for series of
MATCHES with Tom Linton, Linton 10
select one distance, M,chael another, and
IL third race is necessary, to be at 10
miles.
AT meeting OF tho Tufts College Atb-
lstic association hela yesterday, III. Il.
Sweet, 'os, was elected manager and r.
W. Knowiton, '93, assistant manager of
the footh eleven for 1897. w. T.. Jones
was elected assistant manage. OF the
base bail nine.
AT Madison Square Garden, tomorrow
evening. the tix-day professional indoor
Tournament VIII bo insugursted with a
series of short distance races between
forei.n and local riders. EDDIE Bald will
start In tne half-mile handicap, and the
result OF his meeting with the foreigners
will be looked upcn vi b interest.
With tho thermometer registering 10
degrees above, two Nav Jorroy riders
started OF q I00-miie race last Wednesday
morning. They were Milton X. Brown
Of Passaic and Thomas Lccper of Ruther-
ford. Within four miles OF tho finish
I.osper ran into Brown, throwing and in
jnring him so badly that -he-was forced
TO withdraw. Tne referee refused TO
award Leeper the event, Notwithstanding
that he finishrd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Keith's Big Bill.

No better entertainment will be seen in
Providence than the grand bill OF vaudeville
announced ct Keith's Opera House FOR next
week, beginning Monday matinee, December
{. II will be given by the pick OF vaudeville
i'm the Keith circuit, and that means the high
est class OF variety entertainment II is pos
s,ble 10 present. There are the famous George
Lockhart troupe of.wonderful performing ell
ephants,. including the marvellous baby clown
elephant "Boney." No funnier animal ever
existed than Beney. She is a wonder indeed.
These elephants are the same that crowded
Keith's Theater in Boston 10 its utmost ca
pacity fsr eight weeks this fall, and they got
to he so great a fad that pupils OF the public
schools attended Keith's in classes to witness
their amazing icks II will be the only OPP
portunity that Providence will have Of seeing
these famous animals. The other fcatur,s
are McIntyre and Heath, the funniest black
faced comedians on the stage; James and Rose
Finney, the Gel brated English trick swim
mers, i'm a fine act in huge taak OF water
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, Of the well
known theatrical family of Drews. in n lively
farce ...the five Riccardos, wonderful acrofats
from Europe, in a daring exhibition; John j.
Burke and Grace Fores', the real hits Of tho
'li92' company; little Irene Franklin and
many others A special matines will be given
every day next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04

No other oil and no other
medicine has ever been dis
covered which can take the
place of Cod-liver Oil in all
conditions ofwasting. New
remedies come, live their
little day and die, but Cod
liver Oil remains the rock on
which all hope for recovery
must rest. When it is scien-
tifcally prepared, as in scott's
Emulsion, it checks the pro-
gress of the disease, the con-
gestion ndinhammationsu sub
side and the process of healing
begins. There is the whole
truth. Book about it free.
SCOTT & BOVINE, New Yora
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Primrose and Wesps Big Ninstrels.

II Is marvellous combination Of new min
strel ioeas A small fortune Is alone repre-
sented in the costuming, and the scenic effects
are said to be even more gorgeous than some
Of the graudest spectacles employ. II is with
a view to make public comparisons Of the vari-
Gus stages OF negro minstrelsy, from its first in
troduc:io ion as an entertainment to the highe
attainmonts up 10 Date. and incidentally to
still further increase their bank account that
Pr mrose g. West offer TO the generous public
the biggest kind OF festival, which, by the
way, include. all the gooi things Of the psss
and present and some new ideas to what
the future will recognize in srder TO COM
mand agreeable consideration. Sea on alo
tomorrow morning ut o'clock at the Provi-
dence Opera House.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Mr.. Koopman TO Lecture al Bell Street.
Chapel Tonight.

.his evening at s o'clock Mr.. Keep
man, the Librarian OF Brown University
will deliver an address al Bell Street
Chapel. Ills theme will &c "The Com
rsnions OF Shakespeare"
Prcfssor Alphens Packard yesterday re-
ceivrd letter from Rnssii announcing
his unanimous tlsciion to the Etym oloe-
icsl Society OF Ruisia. This honor comes
as a resul, of the work published tBis
year In the Memoirs of tho National Acsd-
emy OF Sciences OF tue United States.
Professor Packard has received scores
CT letters from all parts OF Europe dur
ING tie trst few weeks, congra,ulatins
him upon his great and exhaustive work,
whicn not only rtflec,s with great crCdit
upou Brown Uniyeisity, hut upon the
American nation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Butler Boys Faro BADLY.

New York Dec. 4.-The American
Wheelman has the following advices in
regard 10 the initial appearance OF Tom
Butler. the American rider. against Jaap
Eden. the Dutch champion, in q special
match race last Sunday at Paris: But
Ter was easily beaten by the Dutchman
IN two heats. The Dutchman led all
the way through the race, and had no
difficulty in dlsposlng OF the midge;
American. The Boston lad, however,
was not IN the best form and his first
appearance can hardly be taken as a
criterion Nat Butler. the brother OF
Tom, does not fare well. He is beaten
constantly in handicap races by second
and third-olass men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Mconr OWEN THE DEcr3IoN.

Barely 200 sports went down tho road
from ralimoro last night to witness the
fiatic program arranged by Manager
Herford OF tho Eureka A. &. The star
bout was bet wcen Abe Ullman Of Bsiti-
more, champion middloweight OF the
south, and Dix Moore OF ST. Paul, cham
pIon OF he northwest.
Ulman was In magnificent condition
and WAS hard as nalis. Moore, on tho
contrary, had only three days training,
and was beefy, being 10 pounds over
weight. Chsrles burns, Eraie Gebhsrd
and Harry Iu,hill were in Moore's correr
ard sam Miller held tho watch. Bark OF
Ullnan were col English, Jerry Marshall
aud Jack McCue. while Profe sor kow-
land was his time keeper. George Mantz
was referee.
The hghting was good aud clean
throughout, neither man having edvan-
tags until the 18th round, when Ullmsn
landed reresteGly on Moore's wind and
face. The 11th round was also IN Ull-
mans favor. In the 18th l4h. 18th and
1870 rounds honors were equally divided.
Ulman being unable TO land on Moore,
who was exceedingly clever.
In the three remaining rounds Moore
went at Ullman hammer and ton;s and
ia the i0tn the local man was saved by
the gong. The last round was rereti-
ten Of the preceding one, and the referee
declared Moore the winner. Fat Ready
of Washington challenge the winner
Tho nrst bou, between Jerry Marshall
and Buck Washington was farce. The
latter lay down in the third found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
RIVER Is FALLING.
Danger From the Flood at Chippew,
Falls Now Appears to he Over.

Danger From the Flood at Chippewa
Falls Now Appears to he Over.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Dec. 4.-"Ths
river is falling at the rate of foot
day, and there is no reason for appre.
hension," said Colonel w. A. Jones, IT,
A., to a reporter yes-erda. afternoon
after he had %. IN a busy day visiting
the flooded coL&ry along the Chippewa
river Colonel Jones. who is in charge oi
the government engineering works I'm the
northwest, had been called here by thu
local authorities, who sought ex' TT ad
vice in what seemed like a critical situa-
ton.
lie continued: THE condition OF the
river at Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls
Is practically the same, and the stage oi
water at Eau Claire is really the stage OF
the river. as the flood here Is simply
caused by the breakwater. Most OF the
water Is able TO get away under the Ice
and the breakwater represents the
amount OF water that is unable to gel
away. As the river goes down more oi
this water will flow away under the ice
and the flood here will soon be over"
Aside from loss OF business Of thos' In
the Hooded district, and property los
the same locality, the loss in the city
not be great. Looking up or down the
river from the wagon bridge. an un'
broken mass OF broken white ice can bt
seen, with here and there dark clumI
of logs frozen In the gorge. AT the Lowell
end OF the. gorge, near Eau Claire, IL
banked mass Of logs containing 10000
600 feet of lumber. and this large amount
It is desired 10 save by holding Ii right
"A hos
not encroached on the banks of the river
80 much as was feared. and the damage
Is much less in the country than was al
Grc oh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Three Men Wounded.

CHICAGO, Dec. A. During an exciting
chase after thiot on Madison street,
last evening three police officers ard a
crowd OF citizens took part, many pistcl
shots wero nred and three men were
wounded.
Tney are John McConachie, car con-
ductor, shot through right hard; Police
man. Henry Connell. shot In right leg;
Adolph Thorsen, hit IN hack 10y spent
ball. The thief was ynuns fellow
named Henry Rogers. who had snatch
q pocketbooK from woman. lie was
pursued by n largo crowd and used his
revolver freely. lie was finally crpturcd
by Policeman Rilty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
AN INTERESTING REPORT.


Sponges In Florida.
yAsHINoroS, Dec. "A report 10 now
'nR prepared By the risn com m ission OF
Investigation made under the direC-
b Of Congress into fish oonui ions ia
'rids. The report will take wide
,ge as thorough investigation has
m made. Tne object was TO ascertain
~ particularly where the spongo could
! successfully cultivated In Florida
iers, and also whether il would he ex-
lent TO establish n marine station at
he point on the Florida coast for the
;pose OF cultivoting sponGcs and also
the p-oragaiion OF food fishes in
Sc vsters. Inc report Will show taat
experimentai station, for the p1sposs
lndlng ou: what could bs done, is SD
Z ought to b. attempted. The sponge
et be set ont like rlints an1 trees.
ve Is no such things rs eggs or seeds.
40 fish, q Recommendation will bo
5e fhat something ought To be done
>Dcs to preserve the green turllo
sch 10 ffst cisrppsariEg from tie
Fldi coast. The reason Tor this is the
lfuction OF the eggs a turtles. which
ratasred ~ thcusancs along the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Mr.. Gail Lost $4,000
Worth of Diamonds.
He Was Neatly Fooled by Two
Clever Italians.
Thought He Saw Diamonds and
Money Put In Box, But Didn't

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4. George K. Gall
ieweler off cial time inspector OF the ILL
nois Coal railroad was swinaled out OF
$1,000 worth Of diamonds by two
,aliuns, one az whom had formed the
acquaintance Of Mr. Gail about eight years
ago. lie vent into Mr.. Calls plscs OF
business 10 have cuff button mended.
lie claimed 10 be rich man, and in
few days had won Mr.. Gail's confidence.
He sa 10 ne hed sister Ia convent In
Kcme and he wished TO tuy slO,UO)
worth of diamonds TO p-esent diamond
cross to the Pcpe, in order that he might
secure from him permission to remove his
sister from the convent.
Alr. Gail was thoroughly convinced OF
the sincerity of the Italian and ohtaineo
$40, 900 worth OF diamonds from A Aiolph
Peabody OK y and 20 Maiden Lane, New
York city, The Italian brought friend
along with him 10 make the deal and
they hac a bsnk box TO put the Jewels
III. The Jewels and ths $40. 00o wee
placed in TIE tox before Mr.. Calls eyes
and he was aoked TO keep the box until
they returned an hour later, tlsiming
that they hna business that would take
them cot for tbsJ length Of time. Mr.
Geil took the box in which he had just
seen the money and diamonds placed. II
had been securely locked in bis presence.
After two or three hours had ELAPSED the
Italians did not return and bee omine
suspicious, MIR. Gail broke open the box
and found instead of the diamonds and
money a dollar bill and . silk handker'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
A cuA1urxez FROM IVES Axp DAILY.

CHAI LESGE FROM IVES AND DAILY.
The following chullonge was issued yes
terdny by Frank G. Ives and Maurice
DAILY:
We hereby challenge any two other bill
lard players in the wnrld TO play series
Of match games, balk line, cushion car
Toms and champions game, tor a stake
Of from sJ0o TO s2,5 % sioe. The con-
tests to take place In the tive cities offer
ing he lest inducements. The games in
esch city to he not less tLan GOO points
balk line, $50 points cushion caircmS and
800 points cham lions game, and 10 be
playeo on the Ives-Dally tabloi and un-
der the rule governing the rectpt tourna-
ments managed 10y Maurice Daly. The
players making the largest number Of
points In the series Of games ito receive
The entire stakes end tne gross recei pts
from tho saloo of tlckets, after tue pay
ment OF legitimate ex oenses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
rlo SALE oV ruoRouaunRE ps.

The greatest thoroughbred sale OF re-
cent years was heli at Lexington Ky.
undcr direction OF William Ess;on OF New
.ork. breeders and turimen from all
parts of the country wtre present. In
poittd Ofuer owned by Esston & Head ey
brought S2e.to0 lie was knocked down
TO J. -. hsggln. Otnaments dam. Vie
torine, brought $4,000. She also went to
J.. Il. HsgTin, rs did also the Premier
stallion. imported CaIdlemas II the Ill
mendcff stud for si5,ocO.
imported Chcvalier brought 5000. Tho
~ head Of Elmtndorl horses brought
s25. $50. Thi;ty-scven head from Bsumont
ttun brought !65.ts0, Inc total amount
rccslvtd for IS head wts Ssi,1i5, got.
oral average Of over slii5 per ned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Died OF His INJURIES.

AMEsBuRy, Mass, ID CO i.-snmuc ewood'
man, n prosperous farmer Of this place, who
was found lying on the floor of his barn with
blood coming from his mouth, nose and ears,
died this morning. Physicians think he fell
from ladder after having sustained n para
lytic shock. He was Is years of age and had
held several town offices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04

uExculn IL. . observed the man in
Fpactsolss, "but | am q sursoon. and that
is not whore tao livsr o." NeysT you
mint where bis liver H.. rttortea the
otb,r. at Il was la hi. tig zoe a. his
le;t sar. beWitrs Little Eifls Riiefs
wouId fcsca II nnd shake "a for him. o.
tnst you can iet your Pig lamps."
Joseuh :. Johuston's PhRsma9y. S35
We-im miustsr street Mstzcer's Pharmacy,
30 North iiin street; Alised's Pharmacy,
B11 EDDY street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
sTAsprNo or rnE rouo CLUBS,
rrlrz r1rorEp CAPTAIN.

Tho Brown 'ysrs,ty eleven yesterday
afternoon elected David l.. FIi,z. its sta.
taif-bacs. csp:sin OF next years team.
Fullz has been one CT the best players
on the Brown eleven for the past three
years, and IL as we'll known ss crack
second basennn being captain of tie
1896 zine and present psain-tiect. He is
ia first class student.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
The Servia Makes Fast Time.

BosToS, Dec. 4-The Cunard steamer Ser
via has asain broken the record for fast ste in'
ing from Europe TO B s'on. Tho big vessel
arrived of Boston light last nigh, having
completed the run from Daunts Rock In o
days, IL hours end minutes. Tho time from
Iiv, rnool was days, y hours and - minutes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Winter in South Carolina.

'tUNB'A. = G., Dec. L-Thc City ~ Co.
VA ard the section q country for IS milcs
D. tas aod west % here Is &C., bound. Tie
rs pfcsont p ctuie ~ dcso alton. Thou
\ cf beautiful shade trees arr SPLIT, break
|ard rros rated. while hundreds of le-
~, ielepho.c aud car polos are Gown with
p ttnalci
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Roentgen Ray Photographs in Court

DENVER, Col, Dec 4.-Judge Lcfeure has
given decision in the district court admit
ting Roentgen ray photographs as secondary
evidence, that NAV be shown 10 the jury in
illustrating the TESTIMONY of experts. The
decision was given in the trial Of the suit OF
James Smith against DIR. W. W. Grant for al
legged malpractice in his treatment of "a frac-
tured hin,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
!: SPORTING
! .......G .......GOSSIP.
8,


ner 100 birds each, 81 yards rise and 20
yards bound ry. was dscided .on the
grounds OF the Interstate fsii association
ai Trenton, and after rsther remariE-
sble struggle, Brewer and Elliot tied
WIN score Of &c each. fultogd waB
third with SO and Glass last with S2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Cranston Veteran Gets a Pension.

WASHINGTON, ID. e, Dec, s.--The fol-
lowing pension change resulting from
the issue OF Novom bsr 20. il announced.
Rhode Island. Original, James L. Green
halgh, Cranston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
VIII Try to Throw the Gripmln.

CHICAGO, Dec. {. Next Tucsisy night
"Farmcr" Burns will attempt fer 400
o s,de. to throw john Rooney, the "diant
Gripman," five tines in one hour.
Rooney recently won n match uncer sim
tar cond i,ioni with Dan MtL.od.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
Court Calendar for Saturday.
appellate Divlsion.)

appellate Divlsion.)
Eo. 4q5 Harriet Il. Browne VS.. Frances
r. SHAW ct al
Ea. 4slG. Mary Rogers vs.. James Rogers.
Div. l.0S2. Mary J. Barney VS.. Joseph A.
Barney.
Ia. 4225. Patrick Ticrney ct al. VS.. James
Casey ct ri.
Div. IOslG.. Mary A. Ham vs.. John Ham.
DIV. lR42 Hattie A. Powers vs.. Frank
". Powers.
Div. 1886. Mary Il. zuiIl VS.. Henry zuill.
Ex. :l25 Louise Lloyd We. Herbert G.
lloyd.
Ex. PISS. Leander G. Marshall vs. George ".
Perkins.
Ex. Ply William W. Brown, p. a., VS..
Union II. Il. Co.
j. II. ". 2JS Hermenegide Pref ontaine VS..
o car J. Roberge.
Eq. 1857 Edward Kehoe vs.. Peter Doyle
Div. i05ss John Il. Brooks vs. Julia A.
Brooks
Div. 1921. George G. War; vs.. Ida War;.
Fq. 1926 william Bradford, tr., VS.. Mary
L. Burgess ct al.
Ea. asiS John Fl. Bens VS.. william Bens.
Ea. l330 Rowland Hazard VS.. Charles II.
Friday.
M. p. 2n1. Albert e. Lucas VS.. William
Wilcox ct ux.
J. T.w. 23s Charles L. Blanding vs.. Slater
National Bank.
Eq. f55. John ID. Thurston, asse. vs. W. E.
Kelley et al.
Div. 1892. Ida f. Perkins VS.. George W.
Perkins.
Eq. 400. Isabella Dow vs.. Thomas Dow.
Eu. 1884, Consolidated School District vs.
Prcvidn,c & Worcester Railroad Go.
J. 7. W. l32. Lawrence Preston Va. David
O. Black.
Eq. 06s2 Arthur Cursor, tr.. VS.. Ludgsr
Gemms ct al.
fCommou Pleas Divisiopi
1862. Patrick Murray vs.. james Fl. Murray.
Attorn ys-Page a. Gwen for plaintiff; t.
Farrell for defendant.
1903. Sarah T. Means We. Union Railroad
Company. Atorneys-F. H. Wildes for plain
tiff. ID. S. Baker for defendant.
clos. Louvre Glove Company vs. Byron II.
Arnold. Attorneys-C C...Plummer for plain.
tiff; A. ID. Bean for defendant.
3506. Laura J. Clarke W. City Treasurer
OF Providence Attorneys-L, Sayles and J.
A. Williams fer plaintiff; Francis Colwell for
defendant.
la the following cases hearings will be ss to
dcrnurrcrs: John Lcech Porter vs.. Post Pub
fishing Company; Emma +. Atwood rs. j.
Ernstus Lester ct al; Municipal Court of
Providence vs.. Catherine A. McElroy ct al.
Defendants ask that default be taken on In
case tf Daniel II. Horton vs.. Morris Feinberg
ct al. and Lucian Swan vs.. Harry Mccarthy.
Providence Albertype Go. vs.. Kent s. stan
10y Company; leave is asked To amend pleas
and defendants ask that the suit of W. W.
Budi ng against Armour Packing Company
be dismissed for failure 10 comply with the
order of the court. Plaintiffs seek Judgment
In LOWS II. Humphrey, vs.. Frank Il. Peck
and P.tritk Cooncy vs.. l. Marshall Lincoln.
AssessIpcnt of damages after default is asked
for in the ease Of Bcngta Swonson vs.. John
Butterworth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04

raIy erurti,as on lns htai. ciaun.a
'cs and llrs, cris, brulse', soolds.
pc are qrickly cured W Dswni's
rh iisrsl ssise. II ~ at pressn, the
re most used foT p.ifs, and 4; always
e*fbtm.
<cpb >. Johnson's Pharmac go
Hn.instsr sirsst; Mstzger's p armscT,
<otsh Min street; Alires's Pnst-
~ 81 Eacy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-12-04
A BIG SUCCESS.
lore Than $500 People
at the Police Ball.
tate and Municipal Officials
In Attendance.
Night OF Mrih and Music In a
flower Bcdeckei Auditorium.

ne 18th annual concerts and hall OF the
ovidonSe Police Association was held
Iafsrtry Hall last evening and II was
dg success.
! SURPASSED ell previous police entor-
nmcnts OF this kind in point Of isrge
enhance. IL is estimated that $500 per-
IS were In the big GuciiuriUm and
fcrooncs. lLo hall never lookea pre,-
r. Ihe stage and buiconiss wsrs pre-
sely decoraied with vines and t.oral de-
,ss and here and there pretty electrical
sctk, whicn added brilliancy to the
me. The most prominent devire was
ite trent Of the stage. lt represented
fr Iitenan's ieli. Tie oecorRiiors
rs by M,iiiam Appleton.
Afs:33 O'clock Eis ExceIlency Cover
J cnsries Warren Lippift, His Honor
igor E- H. aicGninness, Aajutant Ger
81 Freceriet NJ. sackeit, Assistant Ser
% General Lieutenant Colonel Lester,
.uiii, M. ID. Qssrtermaster Gsnorsi
aries u. Dsnnis, Colonels Charles ".
ilou, Webster Knight and Reginald
rmsn, sheriff Hunter 4. Viii g, Alder
fn II. y. Little. Ira Winsor, Dennis +.
( :larthy, George l.. Pierce and other
jlc and city oiSeislS were escorted to
Its In the right Balcony by Cli.f CT
lice Reuben X. Baker, reputy Chief
E.an, DO ectire Patrick Parker and
= captsins from the different stations.
- h.y A
md under the direction of ID. W.
<ves, and tie program was as follows:
Overture. Festival. Leufer; cornei sclo,
X. Ecwen X. Church: grand selections,
tsrd OF the Nile, Herbert; solo for
smbonr. Mr.. {. w.Srsry; tcnc picture,
= Germans psfore Paris. ..Tronkicr.
Amer the concert, PsiroimAn Jsmcs ,.
stigan ana wife headed the long line of
ncerz for the grand msrch, and from
d until sell into the morning there
i Joy urrorfluec.
INC usny committees were made op
'fo;;rws.
3snsrsl upei,Etsresnt, Sergeant Z.
Smith; general con- mitiee, r.. j.
)i:h chairman; +. A. Rankin, secre-
b. }. A. Murray treasurer; y. Egen,
Y. scott, ,. J. Cos;igan, }. A. tiynr,
B. she man. F.A. Ransin, r. I.Nolsn,
ID. Sessions. ball and muse. f.. :.
/, iith, =. ID. sessions, p. Egan; badges
d pririing. p. Egan. J. A. Fiynr. l.
shsrmar; dsoorstions, j. A. Flynn.
"a, isEkin, j. j. CostiKsn; refresh
nils. 4. Eyan, III. Nolan, J. p. Scott;
ance. }. J. Cosiigsr, r. A. Rankin, r.
milan; reception cmDi,ioCe, X. X.
lcr, chief OF police; y. Egsn, deputy
tsf OF police; Gaptsin J. Marston, Cap
% r. J. MnEill, Captain. W. II. Cory,
tt&in !. Costins. crptain +. Stevens,
ptsin r. A. fiatinews, Captain wa.
X tsitt, Dstsctiye p. Parker, Clerk W.
fdiner; floor marshal, Ii u,cnant +.
Ranixn: As liant fioor mnrshals, }.
Cns,igan, j. A. Flynn; sics, T. j.
nIey, Z. ). Mcdonnell, W. +. Hayden,
Soley, y. ID. Sessions, I. n. Sherman,
p. scott. j.. n. Muldoon, j. A.
s cKcrson. +. L. Marlin, w. r. O'Neil,
Gilioil, L. e. Bugnee. J.B. Alfred. 4.
Arnoit, L. Il. Smith, 81. T.. Fiiz-
.rlck, T. L. Nolan.
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