Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1887, Page 5

't TSI R BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION That Body Holdn Its First Hee'}ng and Effects an O:rg ITS MEMBERS AND SECRETARIES, A Midnight Rald Made Dy the Lin- coln Police on.a Well Known Gamifing House—Cape ital City News. [FROM THE BEE'S LINCOLN DUREAU.] The new board of transportation metm the oflice at the capitol yesterday morning and organ under the new law, As now constituted the board is as follows Wiiliam Le chairman; G. [ A secretary; A. . Babeock, C. I \\nmrd and Joseph Scott, commissioners; P Mason, Lincoln; J. H. Ager, ()rn|,nml ‘W. H. Munger, Fremont, sceretaries; H. M. Warring, secretary and chief clerk It may be mentioned that the nam the board changes under the new law which went into cffect yesterday from commissioners to board of transportation, and the number isincreascd from three to five by the addition of the state treasurer, C. H. Willard, and commissioner of public lands and buildings, Joseph Scott. Considerable time was spent by the board arranging the details of the business and familiariz- ing themselves with the new provisions, It follows rather closcly the inter-stato law, and was championed by Senator Conger in the senate and J. C. Watson in the house. The board is requested to ,make a report to the governor on the 1st “of December, and the seeretary will com- amence on that report at once and add to A it the reports made by the they come in. ! elected stenographer and sceretar outupnoqnwu A new scal, as required i law, been ordered, by which acts of the board shall be authcnticated. COMPLAINTS, Petitions signed by from ten to fifty rsons have been rec from Cres- n, Howells, Leigh, Nickerson, Scrib- wmer, Stanton, Clarkson, Wisner, Lind. say, Newman's Grove and Pilzer, in re ard to lumber rates in this porticn of o0 state and on the Union Pacitic and Northweste petitions are as fol- lows, all being ali To the Honorable soard of Rallwa misgioners of the State of Nebraska—Gentle- anen: We would respectfully cail your hon- orable boay’s attention to the rates on lum- ber and building material from the western markets to nearly all points in northern Ne- braska, which we most assuredly bellove @ bo unjusi’ ‘and “cortai inly * from Com- % " per cent higher than bllou the euactment of the inter-state col merce law. We have been fighting these rlles until we find it utterly uscless and un- less we have relief soon, we will be com- iled to advance the price of lumber from 2 to §3 per 1,000, which would serionsly affect every consimer in northern Nebraska. ‘We would, therefore, petition your honor- sble body to Investicate this matter and i found as stated. do your utmost towards effecting a reduction of the rates on this com- aodity, which 15 one of the most necessary o the people of this state, Judge Muson has taken these pef tions ~ for examination nd will Aarrange to act upon them or file a complaint with the mational commission. There seems to be } Bome trouble with the express comy #nd their churges, and a complaint 18 likely to be filed in regard to discrimina- tion. One member of the board inti- mated that express companies would be held to be common carriers and subject to the provisions of the law. A GAMBUING RAID, ‘The police mude a midnightraid Thurs- !mzl\lonllu- ambling rooms over the Quick saloon, commonly supposed to be owned and managed through John BSheedy. The police tirst gnarded every avenue of escape, incl lmlmg the street J djacent to the windows, and then de manded admission, \mh was re- fused. After & seige of an hour the doors were opened and only a solitary man found in the ele- gant apartment. “But there was a second room dark, and the door locked and bolted. An axe was secured to chop down the door, but Policeman Mitchel thought his hrogxms were good Lnou%,h. and began to kick with such effect that the door was broken open, and striking light six sad-eyed men were discovered ave the names of Frank Doelson, on, John Whitney and ch. tables and covers were hustled ((uwn to the side- walk, and were to be carried away, when a doputy shenft arrived with a replevin forn-ogoods 1ssued by that great and 500&! justice, J. H. Brown. The marshal livered the property to the oflicer all except the chips. which could not be found. The replevin was sued out by another gambler and is a mere ruse to prevant the property from being de- stroyed. John Sheedy gave his personal recogmzance for the appearance of the arrested parties, ‘This morning they all sppeared in police court and plead lll. to the charge of gambling and 0] nnzngmnhlmg house, and paid out, »onn and Bock, us keepers of the plac were fined $25 and costs, and the oth $10 and costs each. What the people are now anxious to know 1s whether or ot tha replevin of the paraphernalia will ge allowed to go by default, and the stuff converted back lo the gamblers The law and order people would like to soe the muatter followed up, especially as ‘Wrihere is now a more stringent law on the subject. Zging, The chip: NOTES. ‘The contract for the new C street school building has been let to D. B, Howard at 2 ‘4 995, The railway clerks in the oflices are yery busy e ing up_the pay-rolls for the month of June. The force is con- stantly increasing. The county commissioners are abse: in Ohio looking at court houses, in view of the new one so soon to be erccted In Lancaster county, ‘Will Grant, mu colored man who really caused the t of lke Trusty for rmwnlnzn hmu some days since, was police court yesterday morning and fined for carrying concealed weapons. He id Trusty threaiencd his b FLAVORS MOST PERFECT MADE U hy the United States Government. the heads of the Great Universitios B e e he bronamet Faboas Price’s tho ouly Baking t contain Ammonia, Lime o* s PRICE BAK NG POWDERTO. THE COMING FOURTH. Programme of the Procession and Sports, The following is the programme for the coming grand celebration of the Fourth of July by the Knights of Labor: LINE OF 3AGRCH, a o 1ine will form at exposition build! ing south on Fifteenth strect to Doug on Douglas to Ninth; treet to Faruam; enth; south treet to How- h: north on Sixteenth to Jefferson square, where laration of Independence will be read by Lev, W. E. Copeland, atter which the differ- ent orzanizations foriing the procession will be dismissed. T DIVISION. \!—\\ m, Coburn. Jenkins, J. 1, Standeven, J. y Phili ) ) - A v 'l Grand .‘Y.Ah John & ev. WK, l),mln\«l will read the Deelaration of Independence. N Kitchie will deliver_the Oration of the Day. Detail of Mounted Police. Marshal and Aids, Chief of Police and City P olice Force. Infantry Band. Bataliion of U. 8. Troops. Durant Engine Company. Chief and City Fire Department, Mayor m llu Gity, City Council, County and y Oficialy in Carr S, v.n of the Day in Carriages. l,ihum C »I\nh Goddess and Thirty- eight Jate |Iy l)luml TS, Grand Army of the Republic mvd War Ve Tl . Sawhill, Marshal. L W, Pinney, Mar- Pressmen, Stereot; ctrotypers’ Union, Press [ ders, Matt Reiner, shal. Tony 1. Honkomp, Marshal. fon, A. Jensen, Marshal, IND DIVISION. lon Pacitic Band. Brickiayors' U nlon, Samuel Stover, Brickwoulaers' Union, Marshal, Plasterers’ Union, . Burnett, Marshal. \uss Band. Wl Masons Union. 1. Thompson, M nd Plasterers “lenc Con Lyneh, Marshal. 1rop Moulders Union. 2.J. Dillon, Marshal. Ashland’ Band. Curpenters Union. Block, Marsh Cigar Makers' Unjon, Tailors’ U Marsh Bricklayers aners Ution. Leo Hart, Marshal, Plumbers Union. Olunllzx Horseshoers Union, 0. Watson, Marshal, WIRD DIVISION, A. O, 1. Band, A. O, 11, Society. Patrick O"Toole, Marshal, Danish Club, North Star. L. Jens: Danish A: owel Danish Brotherhood, No, L, L. Hansen, Marsi FOURIH DIVIS Bohemian 1 Omaha Turnverein. Henry Kummerow, \l.mlnl Bohemian Iurmu Visiting Assemolies FIETIE DIVISIO! Lomlmwd of local assemblies K. of L. sical Union Band. L. Frank, Marshal. 5 A. Hoben, Marshal, Chas. 'ospisll, Marshal. 141, Dorsey B. Houck, Mar- shal. 2 . John Gorman, Marshal. North Omaha Band, Assembly No. 4088, Fritz Willuhn, Marshal. Assembly No 5014, E. I, Sweeney, Marshal. 11, Willis, Marshal, 08, V u kroy, Marshal, 3 Marshal. I\wl-mh!y No. 64 Assembly No, Assembly No. Assembly No, Assembly N Excelslor Band. Carriages and Wazons of ‘the Different “I'rades Unions with Banners, Wagons Arranged and Equipped Represent- ing the Arts, Seiences, and Different Brancnes of Trade and Industr, Carriages with At Fair Grounds, Grand Balloon Ascension (vas) by Prof. Oscar Hunt, of Cleveland, 0. Chariot Lace. ‘Trotting Race. Running Race, z Foot Race (amateur) One Hundred Yards. Running High Jump, Running Fancy Jump. Back Race, Une Hundred apanese Day Fireworks, Slow Mule ilm‘u. One Mile Heat. Entries will close at Fair Grounds at 2 p, m, Chariot Race. Trotting Race. Running Race, Foot Race (pruh‘awmnl) One-half Mile. Pole Vaulting. ‘Throwing the Shot (amateur). Ulc)r‘lu Race, Five Mile Straight Heat, by John 8. Prince, Against the Fastest Thoroughbred 'Trotter in the State of Catehing G Climbing Greased Pole. Final Heats of Trotting and Running Barbecue, A New Dancing Platform has been erected— The I:-Amuu! Musical Uuion Orchestra will furnish musie. PURSES AND PRIZES, Chariot Race, Purse Trotting Race, Parse $100, First horse, $503 second horse, 3 third horse $20, Entrance 8500 each, added 10 purse. Running Race, Purse $100. First horse £50; second horse, £30; third horse, §20. Entrance C;.l)() ».u b, added l‘\\rm £100, iold Medal, zens, ards. Nebraska, ensed Pi Races. Bicycele ]mw Running High Jump, Prize Running Faney J; ip, Prize old Medal, Sack Race: Prize, fil 03 second, $5.00; l)llrll SI 00, Foot_Race (amateur), i’rize (.uld Medal. Foot Race mmhwumml zo, Mirst, £10:00 II) Mulu R lusl mule $ $15.00; second 1ast mule, $10.00; third last, 00. “Thirowing theé shot, prize gold medal, CONDITION All trotting races to be mile heats, best two in three in harness, and will be conducted under the rules of the National Trotting as- sociation. Runniug races will be governed by American Jockey Club rule: I8 'he committes reserve the right to trot or run races between heats, and to postpone for sufli it cause. The t i3 also claimed to change the order of any of these events should it be to their convenience and for she best Interests of the contestants, but no change will be made in casos where an in- justice would be done to any of the parties ‘making entries. COMMITTEES. \lm-r, chairman: R. )Keefe, John Jen ¥ 0% I\vlh-h«r C. Cheene ports—Philip Andres, chairma; Jerome I l'|ll/l 5 bmrw \nll\r P. Pome- roy, 1. Kum Falconer, lfnrh-«ue - l‘nuk chairman; J, y, (ieorge B. Strycker. ount, llmlrmm J. H. Hun- t, C. L. Vancamp, George B. Slow Butter- l’rllll!nw~—\\ Boyer, chalrman; W, P. Coe, C. Aiun.m,. ¥.'J. MeArdle, Leo Hart- ey ENTRIES FOR ATHLETIC SPORTS. 1. Ruuning tiigh Jump—Albert Hointze, Conrad Gromme, Gromme, Jacod Anthes, C, Buchner, D. E. Fletcher. 2, Running Hop, Step and Jump—Albert Heintze, Conrad Gromme, J. J. Gromue, C, Buchner, D. E. Fletcher, Halbert Henderson, One lundred Yard Race—J. J. Gromme, Conrad Gromme, D. E. Fleteher, E. Wash- burn, J. Kane. 4. l'n:e \'uul(lng~.{lbfll Heintze, D. £ Fletcher, J. J. Gromme. " Pu Thirty-three I'ounds Stone— s, Albert Heintze, ce—Thomas Hynes, D. G.France, Entries clula for this race at fair grounds, July 4, at 2 p, b Professional Rac 4(-901’;’1‘!\& ndall. En- ries close for this race at fair grounds, July 4, at2pom, RAILROAD ACCOMMODATION. Trains will leave depot corner of Webster and Fifteenth streets at 11.20 a, mw, aud run every twenty minutes thereatter to and from the fair grounds. Single fare, 10 cents, Round trip, 15 cents. ADMISSION, 'I‘wkel.l of ld isslon are on sale at Max & Co.'s, 1022 Karnam; D. blilx*rflelu s Hiavana cigar ‘store, 1400 Farnatg N Jacod « Kuhno's | department, south on | O st on Farnam to | h and | »Ie;: corner Fifteer Tickets, A @ fair grounds, W cents; emlaren 25 cents, EVENING CRLED TION, The dav's enjoyment will close with a monster display of fireworks and concert by the bands on the high school grounds in the evening. Mayor Broateh's Proclamation, The eity of Omaha, Nebraka, executivo To the' people of the eity of —Whereas, Monday, the 4th day of ul the anniversary of the Declaration nl Independence of lha United States of America and a national boliday; and, Whereas, extensive and elaborate prepara- tions have been made in the city of Omaha for_the celebration of sald anniversary by n s} parade and otler appropriate ceremon now, ‘Thierefore, in order that said celebration may be conducted in a fitting and orderly manner, I, Broatch, mayor of the eity of Omaha, issue this my proclamation, com- | manding that the police of said city during said Fourth of July, and vigllance in the performance of their duties;” that during the passing of the pro- cession, all vehicles of every sort not parti- cipating in the parade, shall keep off the ts throush which thie procession shall pass; that during the passing of the proces- sion, all street car companies shiall suspend the running of cars upon the streets through which the procession shall pass. And recommending and requesting the citizens of the city of Omaha to decorate their residences and_ places of business by disolaying the American flag, and with other appropriate decorations; that railroad com- pauies cause their trains of cars arriving in and departing from the city of Omaha to be appropriately decorated; that all church bells be rutig at 6 o' in the morning, 12 o'clock at noon, and 6 o'clock in the evening, "Thus done aud proclaimed this 2nd day of July, 1587, Jo Broarcu, Mayor, Notice. All the committees and assistant marshals are requested to meet this evening at 7:30 at Jutheast corner of Twelfth and Farnaum, Lhie warshals will receive their sashes. JULIUS MEYER, Chairman Executive Committee Knights of Labor Fourth of July Celebration. All parties ,mrnmmunz in the parade are requested to be in their places at 8:30 a. m., sharp, as the procession will move at 9 o’clock promptl AMUSEMENTS, A Grand Production of the Leather Patch Last Night. Mr. Edward Harrigan’s appearance t night at the Boyd, drew a full house. It also drew an enthusiastic house, a house which laughed at and applauded almost every act which was introduced upon the stage. “The Leather Patch is what may be termed a picture of life among the lowly in the great cities. Itisa hon-rogmous conitination of Irish, Germans, Hebrew s, Americans, Africans, b drivers, bar- risters and undertakers. The hero is an undertaker, and the other characters are of almost every calling under the sun The plot is simplicity itself, and too ridiculous to be even probable. But no auditor looks for probability in Harri- gan's I)lflyu ‘They entertain, convulse wnh aughter, and but seldom ele vate, The; deal with the lower classes and afford glimpses of lifo which is seldom,except for a moment, ible on the mvmdr matic stage. At times they abound in exaggeration, but the ex- aggeration only conduces to hearty Iaughter, which'is the mainspring of the undertakin In their own way the actors who sur- round Mr. Harrigan are admirably qual- ified for their work. This is_especially true of John Wild and Dan Coliyer, re- spectively as Jefferson Putnum and Caro- line Hyer. Mrs. Annie Yeaman's accorded a liberal reception, and her de- lineation of M:\l( ine McCarthy was ex- celient in every respeet. Mr. Harrigan made a demure undertaker, illustr: the sombre and uninviting char with flashes of wit, humor, exc rrace and oceasional evidences that higher walk of the dr: aptly have been cho To-mght Mr. Harrigan § great success “Cordelia’s Aspirations,” will be pre sented. There will be a matinee this af- ternoon, Personal Paragraph Georgo E. Derrington, of Falls City, is at the Millard A, C. Joliffe exercise unnsual care | the bicyclist, is resting at the Merchants. C. W. Moulton, of Council Bluffs, is at the Merchants, S. Montague Laudon, of New York City, is at the Millard. The Hon. C.H.Van Wy City, 18 at the Paxton. G. M. Gates and H. D, Allen, of Chi- cago, are at the Arcade. Judge N. 8. Harwood, of Lincoln, stopped at the Paxton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wadsworth, of Davenport, are guests at the Paxton. Mr. and Mrs, O. W. Mint: of Salem City, Idaho, are guests at the Paxton, Twenty-six members of the Harrigan Comcdy company are at the Merchants. Job Stout, a prominent cattle man of Barrett's Station, is at the Metropohitan, Will S. Jay, the “Topics’” man of the Lincoln Journal, was at the Arcade yes- , of Nebraska udahy, a prominent member of the Chi 1go board of trade, is at the Mr. and Mrs. Willam Pore Reefer, of Pittsburg, Millard. K. B. Armour, of the firm of Armour & Co., of Kansas City, was at the Paxton yesterda Dr. W, C. Spaulding, has returned from Chieago, whe! he has been spending two months with the eminent surgeon, Dr. C. Fenger. Mys. H, L. Lingafelt and children left on the Missouri Pacific train on Thurs- day to spend the summer in and about Hollingsburg, Blair county, Pa. Fly Killer"—Dutcher's Lightning, The most successful exterminator. Ev- sheet will kill & quart. Quick work sistent use will keep ahead of repro- duction. Dutcher's Dead Shot for bed and Miss are guests at the e e Brevit regular meeting of the board of will be held next Tuesday The education evening. Secreta the fair Gibb this fall every day. The board of examiners will submit ort of certificates granted to cach during the past three days, to the board of education to-morrow. Dr. P. S. Leeseuring, ex-clerk of the board of health, will complete his month li record Mululu{ and turn over his books and papers to Br. J. B. Ralph, his successor. [he sidewalk in front of the Ramge building was _finished ?m.‘rd.x\ It will be a continuation of the Grant's slnfuhlhlt which now forms a beautiful walk from Farnam to Howard streets, D. W. Carpenter received a telegram yesterday afternoon counveying the sad intelligence of the deatn of his daughter, Mrs. Kate Z. Cunningham, which oc- eurred in the morning at Edgerton, Col, The many warm friends of Mrs, C." will learn this with sadness. She was well known here and at Cuuncil Bluffs. says the grow prospects for righter and Belle of lhmrbou ten-year-old whis 15 a hand-made sour mash absolutely pure whisky, for medicinal nnnl family use. For sale by druggists, 3 chants, grocerymen. #$1 bottle. DIED, DOHERTY—At Brownsil Hall evening at 8:30, Fell asleep Warthington,’fourth Ron and of Lobert and Emma Doherty. Funeral notice later. on Friday in Jesus, Guy ixth child 'SCALY, ITCHY SKIN And Al K ing and Scaly Skin and Scalp Diseases Cured by Cuticura. JRORIARIS, Fezema, Tettor, Ringworm, Li- chen, Ppuritus, Scald Head, Milk Crust Dandruft, Barvers', Dakers’, Grocers' ani Washerwoman's Itch, and every species of Yiching, urning, Soaly, Pimply Humors of the ekin and Seuln, wiils Lot of Hair are positively "RA, the great nre, and uisito Skin Beaut A Resoivent, the oW wheu puysicians and , OR SCALY SKIN, D. D 8, having practised atistry in this country for thirty-five years A boliig Known 10 thousands heroabouts, with view to help uny who are atfiicted ns I have f yoars, testify that tho cured 'of Psoriasis, or the doctors » mono | J,C I KEMEDIES , 10 cight duys, nfte onsulted g JOH DISTRESSING ERUPTION. Your CUTICURA HREMEDIES performoed wonderful cure ISt Summer on one of Our cus- t s, an old gentleman of seventy years of age, who suffered with n fearfully distressin eruption on his head and face, and who h tried all remodios und Jotors to ne purpose. J. B SMITH & CO., TEXARKANA, ARK DUSTPANFUL OF SCAL! H.E. Carpentor, Hendorson, N. ¥, cured of Psorinsis or loprosy , of twenty ' ye; b T1CURA REMEDIES. The mo: clireonrecord: Adustpanful of soales fell from him daily, Physiciang and his friends thought ho must die. ECZEMA RAVICALLY OURED. For the radical curo of An_obstinate cas Eczemn ot long standing, [ give entire credit to the COTIOURA REMEDIES E. B RICHARDSON, New Haven, Coun, Sold by all drugg! CUTICURA, 60 conts: RESOLVENT, $1.00; uts. Po1- TER DIUG AND CHENICAL Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases. X the Complorion wod Skin by \lll» CUTICURA Those worn and_weakne minute in the Pinstor. At druggists. APITAL PRIZE, $159,000. “Weo do hareby cortify that wo supervise the arrangemonts for all the Monthly and Semi-An- nual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery Compuny, and in person manage and_control the drawiiza themselves, and that the same aro conducted with -~ honesty, fnirness and in good faith toward all partios, and we authorize the Company to use “this certificato with fac-sim- lles of our signatures attached, 10 its advertise: monts. dorsigned Banks and Dankers will y “all Prizes drawn in_The Louigiana State blterios which may bo resunted at Our cout: tors, 1. OGL x:ux\ I'rei Loutsinna National Bk. loans Nat'lBa nk Pres. Union National Bank, NPRECEDENTED ATRTACTION! OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Lo uisania Stafc Lott ery Compan 5, for 25 years by the legis'aturo for Onal and ' et - par poses—with & Rt of 81000000 o which'a rasdrve fund of over 0 n y ov by the peopic of any state, t never scules or postpones. Its G rand Single Number Drinwings take placo monthl; and the Semi-Annual Drawings lycvery x months (June and Decem- A" SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE. Seventh Hllld Drawing, class G, in the Acs lomy l)( M New Orl T uUi- h 0|ul|l) 'uwInK. L, PRIZE, §150,000, ¥ Notice--Tickets are Ten_Dollars only. Tenths, 81, 1 1CAPITAL BRIZ 1GRAND PRIZE o 100 Approxif 10 10 . " 2,70 Prizes amounting to addross Now York ‘Currency by Oxpress ot our exhonse pidested, puy, Or M. A, DAUPH Wasn Address Ih-ylsh'ratl letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK W ORLEANS REMEMBER } hat the Drosence of Generals Beaurogard and Bariy, who ure In charge of tho drawiics, ot wbsoluto Talrnoss wnd u-u 8 are ull equ umn. uut numbers will draw o Prize that the payment o 1 NGTON, D. C. e 0 Horotare: bowire of aay Tiiations or anonymods schenas '@Rfis' Scvoy Wa, ’Eczema, $10 AND UP Evmenceor 1887 A Prominent Bumlln Phy ROFFALO, N, Y., Chicr one aratifying rosu ]msmu Helts a8 por ¥ D MCMICIARL, M. 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EDVCATIONAL g wemme SCIENTIFIC = MANUFW%'EL%"Fchg 0D WleNZ‘S‘fiwAws One Agent (erenant oniy) wanted in overs town for than hest have We have handled vour clzars for more 15y STans1's Punch” is the Bl W IONE populT niekle Cigar we Eold and is still our leading 336, W P & Co-s Drugiist, tockford, Ti ADORESS, R. W. TANSILL & CO., "HITAG ON 30 DAYS’ TRIAI.. Hua yud dillerent from BLOA Towson Q\AT\Q, W\eevs, And AN\ Diseases @\sea Krown Trpure oo Cancer of the Tongue. y wife, some (hree oF four yeara ago, was troa. bled with ap uicer on the side of her Wfll\l' near thie throat. ‘The paid Was incessaut, causing joss of siecp and producing great nervous prostration. Accompanying this trouble was rheumatism. I8 had passed from the shoulders and centered in the wrist of one hand, ghe almos! ing the use of it. Between the sufiriug of tho two, Lie had grown burdensome. By the use of a half dozen kmall- Biked bettiea of Bwift Bpectilc, aho wan entirely Telleved and restored to heaith, This Was Lbree years'ago, and there has been O return of the dig= ease. H. L. M DLEBROOKS. Sparta, Ga,, June 5, 1386, is o #h with t! .flnnv. goeawiths Iy iy and ni i fe1s caly unw e i ne corain 1 5 asy, l\ uiw AMERICA AT $2°° PR DAY. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases matled frea, -r..»‘-.;"":';‘;(mfieo ‘Drawer b, Aliadts, G ® (natant ro. ARICOCELE [ .7 tnuirurrd o knife, drugs or clamps used. V. 0. Supply Co Box!u St. Louts, Mo, \ ALBANY LAW SCHOOL. Thirty-seventh year beging Sept. 0th, 1857, For circulars or special informution' address Horuce E, Smith. LL. D, Dean, Albany, N, Y SOMERVILLE SCHOOL FOR YOUNC DIES, T, CLAIR, MICIL River dress for circular. SO VL 1 * EVELYN COLLEGE. For young women, Princeton, N, J. Prospectus, fullpartic Plicatonto . H. M Elv )HIIAI!IIPMI A BEMI FORYOUNG LADIE Philade Ilvhln Address who refors by Mr. and Mrs, Johu N. 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