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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers for July 49, 1910, fur.
nished by the Midland Guaranty and Trust
liza karnam street, bonded alb
stracters. Tel Douglas 2S65:
l.. Larson and wife to p. Larson. part
lot s, block "A. Boyd 81
Josef Koncel and wife to j. A. Kopietz,
lot 10, block H. LIST add. to South
Omaha .........'..''......'..'.
]. A. Kopietz to j. Koncel and wife,
Maiden Investment company to T.
Mlehaelson, lot 4, block l, Hillsdale.. IL
p. Schlaifer and wife TO o. c. Wag-
ner, part lots Is, % and ., Capitol. 20
A. w. Walkup and wife to j. Walkup,
part lots l, and 4, block 15. lsaacs
a. Selden's .....,,...................,
Same TO same, part lot 16. replat block
8. Bemis park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 400
County treasurer to 10. e. Balch. south
lot of town lot 10, sec. 92-15-13.... -.
E. r. Balch and wife to A. F. Roberts,
i s. Briggs and husband To- p. L. ~
Phillips, lots L. 5, s. and 7, block z,
Pullman Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IS
A. l.. Reed ct al. to Chicago, Burling-
ton a. Quincy Railroad company,
G. lot 3, Sec. 23-15-1S. ,................. 20
w. A. Reeick ct al. to same, part G.
lot 4, Sec. 23-15-iS. ...................... 20
Central West Investment company to
f.. Strietz, lot 49, Sec 27-15-l3 ........
P. s. Marston and wife to f. Muller,
lot 2 Morrison's......... .....,,......... 24t
II. ID. Reed and wife to same, part
lot g. Sec. 34-15-13 .....,................. A
II. l. Wispell to /. Sibbernsep. ......,...
j. Hagenburg and husband to NJ
Hofer, part lot 10. Lees Place. s.
s. Steinberg and husband to H. F.
Cady Lumber company. lot 4, block
13. Wilcox's I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L
Z. II. Erickson and wife to I. NJ.
Thomas, lot and part lot 2, block
1. Hector Terrace .................... 10
r. Benes and wife to A. Nespesny
and wife. lot T. block 4 Brown Park l.6
Com. Tr. Co. TO F. PlaRh, lot l. block
T. Maxwell & Freemap's add....,..... .
3. Robertson Vogel ct al TO c. Nor
lin, lots 1 and 2, block 8. Central
PARK .:......'''.''... ''..........--.:'....
Prairie Tr. Co. to NJ. S. Kent, lots
block s. Prairie Park.....,,....,..... 80
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
SIDELIGHTS ALONG
WASHINGTON BYWAYS

Nurse" Mckinley. That is the nick
name which has been given to Duncan E.
Mckinley, a member OF the house from
the Second district OF California.
I'm in trouble out home" remarks a
members OF the house as he drops into
the republican congressional headquarters
downtown. and l need some one to put
me in right with my people--some one who
paints this session Of congress in the most
glowing style"
Have you seen the nurseT ask the cam
paign officials.
What do want with a nurse?'' asks
the member. fretfully, hopping his brow.
I'll admit that the situation is desperate
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along his political associates.

What peaceful days these be!'
1t was Speaker Cannon VAC ms.do the
observation, and he gave every outward APP
pearance OF being sincere in his remark
He was seated in his office in the capitol.
A suspender strap had fallen down over
one shoulder; his feet were perched on
the top Of Secretary Busbeys mahogany
flat top desk; his sleeves were rolled up.
and-of course, the inevitable cigar was
perohed at the usual angle Of forty-five
degrees.
You do not seem to be in any hurry
to get back home" remarked a friend OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
POSTAL RECEIPTS GROWING
stamp sales at Fifty Largest offices
show Large Increase for
Year.

WASHINGTON. July 15,-Postal receipts
at fifty large postoffices of the United
States during June showed an increase OF
96 per cent owe the same month last
year The receipts Of June. 1909. we're l2.bS
per cent greater than in June, 1905.
The total receipts at these fifty large Of
fices last month amounted 10 less. iSs. COM
In 1909.
largest increase was Hartford. Conn. an
per cent.
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science that led him to think so7 Was
he? His ire rose at the thought. Was
It possible that his wife was kidding him7
While still trying the cheerful lady for
this awful crime OF lese majestic in his
own mind his deliberations were inter
rupted again.
Dinners ready!'' announced the Boss
wife. and she placed her hand caressingiy
on the brown bottle.
Won't you have Just one more teeny-
weeny little bracer?" she asked insratia-
ltingly.
Il will-NoTw the Boss fairly Numbered
Don't you dare offer me another drink
tonight"
Then, as they walked back to the dining
room, he added, reproachfully: Il don't
like to hear a woman urging a man TO
drink / know you mean well. but. dear
don't ask me again.
The Boss voice quivered virtuously His
wife seated herself across from him and
maintained a meek silence. Now and then,
however. a faint twinkle stirred the
placidity OF her big, brown eyes.
The Boss was not oblivious Of the twinkle.
All the evening It worried him. All the
next day II came between him and his
work Ibid she know or did she not?" he
asked himself, with the monotonous re-
iteration OF a romantic young person con-
sulting the only oracle that's left to the
world-the daisy. And like the romantic
young person. he cheated a little to obtain
the desired result
She did not know. he finally decided
And so he went home In a peaceful and
strictly teetotal frame OF mind.
The Boss had gotten away with his
wife for once, he told himself; and. being
impelled TO boast OF the unusual occur
renee, he poured his triumph into the ear
OF the defeated lady herself
Say. baby" he said suddenly, TN own
up that I was pretty we'll lit up when
came home yesterday. but for once l man.
aged to get away with It and YOU didn'i
'lIg
did your" asked his wife, sweetly and
resignedly Won't you have another teeny
weeny bracer?'
} Copyright, 1910. by the N. Y. Herald Co.
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district which alarmed the member, made
a careful diagnosis, packed bag with rem
'edies in the shape OF tariff statistics. ad-
ministration promises and various other
articles calculated to cure incipient insur-
gency and to check democratic onslaughts,
and caught the next train for the west to
treat the patient
The nurse" being one Of the very few
men in the house who are not worrying
about their own reelection, and, in addi-
ton being one of the most versatile ora
tors in coneress--his political speeches
ranging from, the tariff law to the yellow
peril-is travelling hither and thither to help
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

Much has been said and written concern
ing the next visit TO this planet by the
Son OF Jehovah. A number of theories are
advanced. Some think He comes at the
leath OF each righteous person; some that
lie will come to salt Lake City in the
great American desert; others that he
comes to the seances held in the secret
chambers, presided over by the medium
or clairvoyant while still others agree
with John the banlshed apostle on the isle
Of Patmos, when he wrote about nineteen
hundred years ago, Behold He cometh
with clouds and every eye shall see Him."
This same writer quotes these words
from Chists own. HIS: LET not your hearts
% uouSieA, We believe in God, believe also
In Me, In my Fathers house are many
mansions; II 1t were not so I would have
told you. so to prepare a place for you.
And II l go and prepare a place for you.
will come again, and receive you unto
myself; that where am. there ye may be
also"
Luke the apostle and physician, tells us
in the book of Acts, He was taken up; and
cloud received Him out of their sight"
He also writes that two men in white,
evidently angels) stood beside (the disci-
ples) and said, "This same Jesus, which
is taken up from you into heaven. shall
so como In like manner as We have seen
him so into heaven"
He went away surrounded by q cloud,
doubtless composed Of holy angels, for
We read in Revelation 1A:l4 And looked
and behold a white cloud. and upon the
cloud sat like unto the Son of a man."
Again, When the Son of man shall come
in his glory, and all the holy angels with
him, then shall be sit upon tho throne of
his glory" Matt. 1851.
The personal coming Of Christ in the
clouds with all the angelic host OF heaven
and being visible to all living at that time
has been held as a sacred truth by the
faithful OF all ages. Jude tells us "And
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
BARNES COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA.


BARNES COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA.
No. l-SO0 acres fine improved EARN,
Barnes county, North Dakota, six miles
1rom town. ABOUT $oOv0 worth Of improve
nents. 600 acres in crop and must be sold
by July LIST. Price $4,000 with Y on crop,
cash s. 0O0 and $1,000 December LIST, balance
5000 yearly. ten years. This is a snap
Tor some one.
OTTER TAIL COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
No. 2--240 acres, 165 acres under cultiva-
ton. balance pasture and timber, good
buildings nine-room house. stone cellars,
large barn. hay fort two good wells good
soil Five miles from Perham, Mimi, y
mile TO school and ~ miles to church. A
snap at $3.50 per acre.
No. $50 acres, four miles from Perham
Mimi, good black soil, clay sub soil So 600
worth or improvements. 500 acres in crop
balance pasture nd good timber. Price
KIDDER COUNTY. NORTH DAKOTA.
No. t--6i0 acres, one mile north OF Daw-
son, NJ D.. fine improvements, 400 acres
10 crop, black loan soil. clay sub soil Must
be sold. Z OF crop II sold az once. Price
$50 per acre.
Dawson, N. D., 6-room house large barn
sheep shed, granary, well and windmill.
No better farm In central North Dakota
Mortgage S. 900. $500 for equity. These
are subject to sale and change OF price
without notice. Address all letters TO +. Q.
Hunt SIS Temple court Minneapolis
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

at the expense OF the absent insurgents.
These gentlemen are enjoying the peace
which has followed warfare. Even Secre-
tary Busbey. who has delightful summer
home on Cape Cod, is lingering along to
get himself accustomed once more to the
quiet which prevailed in the days when
insurgency was confined to Samuel W. Nc
Call OF Massachusetts, now listed among
the most regular OF regulars.
TN get back to Danville in plenty OF
time to give the boys q run for their
money" observed Uncle joe" Il have
not been out of the game, so there is no
danger about my ability TO come back "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

appreciate him for something else than his
ability TO pay the bills" Father resumes.
Let EN- hand back a piece OF the change
then after paying the rent and the butcher"
Son suggests, land Pop will be satisfied to
call off the Fathers Day."
They want to call attention, among other
things, to a fathers place in the home"
Father says
Leave 1t to the danes to dope out a
bunch of advice when they get the old man
cornered," observes Son. II suppose they'll
show him how to wipe off his chin without
putting a napkin out Of business; how to
carry on a conversation when company is
bullying out the flat without putting his
foot In 1t, and a few other broken rules Of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

THE BEST TRACT OF FARM LANDS
in North Dakota at from SIS " ~ per acre.
And near new town OIL Alil', aukee eNlsnsioh
from AicLaughlm 10 New England as
lanus IN MOhtana and Minnesota. Sola on
easy terms and just lne thing iCi the
farmer or investor. NO traces. Missouri Na'-
ley Land Co, Dickinson, N. -.
A FINE NORTH DAKOTA RANCH, 100
acres all fenced, 40 acres crop, LOO IONS hay.
3J0 bu. oats, good house, barn, granary,
three springn, 80 acres, all fenced, joinihB
LEASED" best stock ranch In country price
el,VO This IL fine proposition. Also other
good bargains. sampson Land Co.. hhame'
IN. ID.
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You want to BE Liked.

Don't always be saying to yourself 'T
don't intend to be made use Of" Put your
self out little sometimes to do a good
turn for somebody else and be sure that
you do little service. whatever It may be-
willingly and with love in your heart
Home Chat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
A Literal Freak.

"Effie," said Margie, who was laboriously
spelling words from a First Reader, chow
can I tell which is "a and which is a
b7'
why. replied sffis, wisely, ''the "a tNs
it's tummy on it's back
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

This great company which no man can
number includes all the righteous who are
living on the earth at that time and all
Christians who have died during the nearly
5000 years; reaching from the death of
righteous Abel down to the last saint that
dies prior to the wonderful and glorious
manifestation Of the Christ.
This great innumerable host will together
enter upon their Ions looked for reward
They will be taken 10 heaven to the man
slons which Christ is preparing for the
faithful There they viii spend 1000 years
with Christ deciding how much punishment
each of the wicked shall receive at the end
of that period; at which time fire comes
down from heaven and devours them;
burns them up root and branch; consumes
them as the stubble is consumed and as
the fat OF lambs is consumed into smoke
This is the second death, which upon the
righteous has no power. That is the death
the wicked die as a result of their own per-
sisteht sins The same fire purifies the
earth and then God brings it back to its
Edenic beauty, even as It was in the begin
ming before sin entered.
Not only the Bible writer's. but many
other leading lights among them the re-
formers OF the sixteenth century, have
looked forward by faith to the second com
ing of Christ as the contamination OF their
hopes. and as their final reward. Martin
Luther thought 1t would come about RO
wears from his time. While no man Is per-
rnitted to know the day nor the hour, Christ
Himself said, when 20 see all these things
certain signs), know 1t is near; even at
the DOORS"
II IL very clear that II was to this glorious
event the Apostle Paul looked when he
said near the close OF his life, "Henceforth
there is laid up for me a crown Of right
eousness, which tho Lord the righteous
Judge. shall give at that day; and not 70
me only, but unto all them also that love
His appearing" L. a. sFFNiNS'
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5000. acres IN town on new railroad, in
one Of the richest farming counties In Cen-,
tral Texas for sl4 per acre; $500 - I
5000 In 80 days, $500 January 4, %
terms on balance Of the piRt. eesn,
S Ti give i0I release e for syehworehass price,
amount yet due foSz Nsory sale subdivision
pegts estimate 81 and accept pro rata
months. r. j. Es 1T purchase money; ex-
profit Of $4,000 in ten
tOo1K acres fiY'llington. Mexita. Tex.
allo, Texas. Y.A,he level hog wallow plains
City Of the nqAp the thriving city OF Amar-
be desired ayknyhleh is destined to be the
Us per acrS Srthwest: soil as rich as could
chandise A. nd water in abundance. Price
1ficklo N nb will exchange for good mer-
s-s1is, n FOR business property Joe J.
Ahountze Lend Co.. Memphis, Texas
TWO tracts Of land Of $40 acres
each, located about ten miles southwest OK
Houston in the best farming community In
Harris county; Westheiner shell road and
railroad station within half mile; price ESQ
per acre; adjoining land being sold at from
a75 TO 800 per acre. complete description
and map on request. A. 9. swanson a. Co.,
Mason Bldg, Houston, Tex
WHEN answering these advertise
Fnents. please mention The Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

When you have anything to sell or trade
and get quick resulta
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

whea you have anything TO sen or trade,
advertise it in The Bee Want Ad columns
and get quick results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

SO-ACRE improved farm for $500. This
Farm has 10 acres cleared free OF stumps
and under CIVILIZATIONS; land Is level; good
clay loan soil, clay subsoil; no stone; has
20 acres of heavy hardwood and birch,
no underbrush in the timber; balance of
land easy TO clear. This farm borders on
q beautiful lake with good fishing. 1t has
a new frame house with rooms all COM
plete ready to move into; and new stable,
S6x26. Farm is located six miles from
Cumberland and three miles from Bar
fonett; in well settled farming country
Germans nd Americans; on main Travelled
road, near schools, churches and creamery
There is timber enough on this farm that
when sold will pay the interest and taxes
for five years. Terms 500 cash. balance
on time to suit purchaser. We also own
another 50 OF unImproved land that joins
this farm In case you want more land.
Send for our special list of other farms and
timber land We own, also our book on
northwestern Wisconsin. We are located
~ Barron county, rs miles northeast Of St
Paul. Address Wisconsin Colonization CO.,
Cumberland, Wis.
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M.aceIlnneeus.

HAVE YOU FAiiAs FOls SALE on
TRAnE7 Or do you want TO buy onef
Mako your want known through THE DE3
MONIES CAPITAL. the want medium Of
Iowa hates; cent q word for each lnser,
aion, cents a line. 70 cents an inch. Cir.
culatiou. Al.UVV largest VI any Iowa daily.
Give US a trial. Address II . Capital Land
Ospt. Dss AIuines. Iowa
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our Daily Ice.

Once more. altogether,
In sorrow we're sunk;
The warmer the weather
The smaller the chunk.
7. Z. n
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Oregon.

$3.50 PER ACRE
5000 acres In Minnesota's great clover
peit, price, ts.0 per acre; biggest bargain
6CTIWAB BROS,
lB Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16
SWAPS

80 AcRWS extra level land. close 20 rail.
road In Box Butte county, Nebraska ~ I
exchange for mercha ndlSH: ynrica 81 per
acre; win carry $1,000 a. n Thompson
HoldreGe. Neb.
DOUBLE apartment house. rooms each;
one Of the choicest locations IN Omaha.
Rents $40 per year Price. 1900 Want
land or vacant lots In Onaha.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.
65S New York Life Bldg.
WE can trade awning. anvwhere.
LATHROP a TOXIN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-16

FOR SALE cheap 151-acre farm. with
buildings; 20 acres cleared; no rocks, no
etumps, no waste land; bordering on nice
lake, with ali kinds of fish for half mile;
q very nice summer home as well as .
FARM must sell on account of poor health.
Price. 1850 Address Herman Klemrn,
Minong, Wis
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REAL ESTATE
Sarpy County Snap
c. r Combs

$50 CASH and $50, payable $40 monthly,
Will give you guaranteed title 10 ~ acres
OF finest alfalfa land In Fresno county,
San Joaquin valley, California; will de-
velop water; plant 10 alfalfa and deliver
rancn that will produce SzVO yearly ln-
Lh.lIIIolu, oIorY Dlak., Los .alkeles.
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WANTED-TO RENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WOMAN wants day work. Phone H,
$685.
Wb;+o~voob;vr Plastering Floors
WHIIeWdSHluS waved and polished
VIM McRea. si1s Half Web. st. Har. SAOs.
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TAlL0RS

FOR evening functions fun drsss u the
Tailor. no 8. 18th 81
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health Office in the past twenty
four hours:
Fred B. and Alice L. Winter, girl.
William H. and Florence 4. Warner,
boy.
Henry b. and Katherine Spencer. boy.
Charles w. and Katherine Nicholson,
boy.
John II. and Ida F. Ridgeway. girl.
William J. and Katie Long. girl.
George and Helen Koumaris. girl.
Charles j. and Clara FitZsmmons, boy.
Leroy and Cora Winston boy.
James and Ruth Scott boy.
William r. and Mary F. Newman, boy.
John B. and Lizzie Mills, girl.
James ID. and Victoria Mathews. girl.
Irving and Mary L. Johnson, girl.
Albert and Ida Gilmore, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health Office in the past
twenty-four hours:
Sarah II. Greer. - years. the Portner.
Alex r. Strasburger. 30 years. George
town University Hospital
Marie l.. Conley, 81 years, 1905 S street
northwest.
Edward BurwitZ, - years. United States
Soldiers Home District of Columbia.
.Armat Stoddart, % years, 34o6 14th
street northwest ----.--
John d. Williams, . years Georgetown
University Hospital.
James Henson. "a years, ol7 d street
southwest.
Martha Adams. 81 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Catherine Brown. IS years. 1926 Yer
mont avenue northwest.
COrnelia Parker, -; years, tuberculosis
Hospital
James Walters, ) months, 1o3 /. street
southeast.
John w. Prater, 3 days, 1918 Church
street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Wyatt r. Mills and Emma V. Handy.
Eugene Hill and Estele Payton.
Clarence II. Small and Florence G.
Heeter.
William w Jackson of Alexandria
county, Va. and Victoria Jones of this
city.
William c. Hueston of Kansas City.
Mo-, and Jennie Robinson of this city.
Bowles Lunceford and Katie Tavenncr,
both of Delaplane, Va.
James NJ. Payne and Jennie Johnson
William c. Legge and Queen l.. Acker-
man.
- John T. Thayer of Leesburg, Va, and
Grace Poole of Ashburn, Va.
Harrison Jackson and Lillian Watkins.
both of Falls Church, Va
John II. Jackson and Nettie Simms.
jeremiah j. Murphy and Maude h.
Emig.
John r. Ebersole of Richmond. Va, and
Lucy w. Tomey of Philadelphia. Pa.
]. Motter PoO:e and Mary J. {. Vain
wright.
Charles +. Schultze and Lena G.. MaXey.
both of Richmond. Va.
Gustav II. Seymer and Louise f..
SchWarZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-23
BOYS WILL
FIND WELCOME HERE
Alumni, Resident in Washing
ton. Plan to Give Club a
Hearty Greeting.

Cornell alumni living in Washington are
planning a rousing welcome to the mem
bers of The Masque.' the university
students dramatic club when Ii visits
Washington next week The Cornell,
players come here on their trip through
the cast during tho holiday recess OF the
university to present The BUTTERFLIES a.
a matinee at the National Theater mex;
Thursday.
\ round Of entertainments of the visit
ors has been planned by the Cornell
Alumni Association of the District. and
by the Senators, the organization which
embraces in its membership tho men a
Cornell from the National CAPITAL The
chief feature o. the entertainment for
the visitors will be reception ard dane,
in the ballroom of the New Willard in
the evening following the performance
That will take the form of a reunion OF
the alumni residing i'm Washington. AMI
old grads will swap tales OF life "on
the hilr' with the visiting undergraduates.
who are following the traditions estab-
lishcd by the earlier students.
The entertainment for the visitors is
in charge o. the officers of the two or
ganiZa tons President ID. \. Howard and
Secretary Harvey Mum of the Senators.
and President r. V. Coville and Secre-
tary f.. +. Free of the Cornell Alumni
Association-assisted by W H. Mct'auI-
ly. chairman of a special entertainment
committee. and &. Il. MiricA. chairman OF
the alumni association entertainment
committee
Thursdays performance at the National
Theater will mark the first appearance
in Washington OF the MaSoue, cornell :;
club. corresponding to the. Triangle Club
of Princeton and the Iiasty Pudding
Club of Harvard. The trip which the
the most extensive ever attempted. in
Guiding visits to Brooklyn. Philadelphia.
Newark. Baltimore, Washington and sew
eral upstate cities i'm New York. The
play is from the pen of Henry Guy Garlic
ton, the dramatist, who died about ten
days ago.