The Paducah Daily Sun Newspaper, February 17, 1897, Page 4

eh ik tative cs it a tl aid esis: NO SELECTION, GRAIG IS GONE, Ata a instal Lilt + ibaa r | A ' The Base Ball Park Matter Un-|Said'to Have Taken His { bation, e al \ Ou r fa e settled, “ ployer’s Money, oh aio . President Simon Still Here=-No|'The Young Man Collected h | Cho: Then Absconded. ae iy i TO CLEAN OUT WE PUT ON SALE FOR . Abscon ® young man from tended The matter of selecting s Meets? wis hen ties ook ‘enn., who been em- 3 $1.25—Ladies’ Dongola Welts, Turns and M, 8, smell sizes, worth from $3.00 to $4.00, park for Paducah and arranging oth- | Dyersburg, tion! ployed by Jerome Allen, the liv y ; ar + ee ea or details of the league organi $1.50—Ladies’ Dongola Fair Stitch, for winter use, were $2 00, er ¢ 2 ea ; Ake: $2,00-—Ladies’ Dongola Welts, broken sizes, worth $3.00, sin statu quo. President | man, for several months, is mise ‘The choicest, nost desirable and e a , wor Simon has been working — hard| He worked last week and Sunday dis- fashion! ‘ Q 53—Ladies’ Lace or button Ox Blood, New Toos, Welts, handsome ince he arrived yesterday, and to |appeared. His employer, Mr, Allen, |™0st fashionable fabrics for spring , worth $3.00, lay went out and looked at the parks {could not account for his absence, "M4 summer wear will be kept here ay went out a ed at the parks | ae No gther house will sell you 4 lies’ Lace or Button Welts, all new toes, worth’3 and $4 mut this afternoon had not decided | but felt no alarm until % at ic ‘ He was to have left | When he discovered that young Craig goods sorte low Porn i , A supertrernibif OP Millinery for Ladies’ Dongola Spring Heels, Welts, best, cheap at $3,00, na location. ’ SL A:05 for Wome | but ed. nok got) bal collected sil reonipted for sey: lacie cud gunneree Will Wwe EicwH ae , See er a cn nerae nae nie wa or oeCU ay till cral bills whieh were supposed to be e@ Men's Pat. Leather, Needle Toe, /sizes broken, sold at $5.50, “aig Ged yan he Petes that i dapale, Pr here as the season approaghes aia 00—Men’s Broad Too, Kangaroo, Cong., sold at 85,00, gus, you can eay that that is set.| Further {ovestigation developed wel ate now searching/ the mar : ’ the fact that the young man had|Kets for Dress Goods, @legance in Veer ¥ 6 conts buys Child’s Rnbbers, heel, aizes broken. led,’ President G. B, Simon, , pee Uoem, # of the Central League, this morning. | failed to turn in considerable money, cia Wash Fabries and New 4 e ha yee some doubt of is (8410 oF nore so ‘a can |* nA There had been some doubt of this)$40 or — mor as ¢ Af 1 Sayh tn mava/AiSuy te will nntil today. be ascertained stn? | bay to trade here, are all the fad. Our line of CHAFING Lexington, Ky., and Decatur, Iil.,|/ssid that young Craig purchased i : Daten iineg ee . Soe) wn overcoat and suit of clothes at a] _ When the carpenters and painters DISHES is complete local clothing store and went away [Te through fixing our store up and Full line of Children's Shoes, and great bar- EE @ stip in he Teague, but Paducah was | oral clothing store and, went away |e (HougD xing our tore up and selected because the jumps from ove will surprise you with elegant things gains in broken lots, in off toes. EAS ts auihar ack odie other creditors.” He may have gone | Wi surprise y . Tif ihoss. Who How calvalabecou [Awa h more of his ployer's |" ye ~ . ~ 5 cents buys Man's Rubbers, clogs,/sizes broken, AT PRICES GIVEN NONE OF THE ABOVE hacking the thing do not succeed,” |meney than thong for lower pirices than you can buy lent Simon continued, *‘there them for at other stores, SENT OUT ON APP . others who are jo 80] He | on La eae a Sa Wiese Some new things in woolen dress INCORPORATED. eT say that Padueah is sure App vende 5 ‘ : én : ‘ ; pes gone goods for spring we are showing for a member, In Nashville Sunday | pectedly and is doubtless gone for /3 Ns) ce Pr i . 2 ad of the tsual 300 price. 4 aah? oe 318, 320, 322 and Broadway all will be played this year, and 1) good In millinery we are showing | @%, H HI LS RUDY b PHILLIPS , $ am told that the crowds will average | DEATHS beautiful new violets for ye a bunch Sign of Big Hatchet. rasan Pye 9 ‘ 10,000 and as Paducah will get three . that are usually sold for 10c. = ' or four games a month at Nashville, | ; And regular 25¢ violets are sold the proceeds from these alone will |Am Aged Woman of the County] (“ne Teswlar 2s ; . a Laverereereressareanevovsesees eg! em gt oe LEADING 5c. CIGARS: — II. Ross, colored,|Loom and Hope bleached Domes For Them. ——- MASONIC TEMPLE, lied tolay of colic at the family res- tic, we are.selling/below the mar J. D. Bacon & Co./J. D. Bacon & Co.|J. D. Bacon & Co. iene ureter ota PHABMACISTS. DRUGGISTS. APOTHECARITS. _ |project on Foot to Erect One|rumrs,yrer? errs! Iu the county} ITs close work and new designs, \ bE apr A sone ke Mrs. y Bolton 1 about | we are showing at lower prices than 4 , & your family or\ private all kinds of pat" : “ba, Iton, r Prescriptions filled at alljhours.—| Can propefe your family or|privated ats a rg . st night of old age at her| you wili ffnd this class of work else Night Bell recipes, Arom ® liniment to \a corn fin tle gee negiected ming, 7: ©. B mide of door. cure, Aid do It right, \ “ 4 Option Secured on the Bre x Hid y ‘4 t Di ‘ \ dA h . iitmiey Propane) . vased was born in North|dered white shirts with 3-ply linen 3 , but had for years been o|bosom and re-inforced back and armacists, Druggists andApothecaries, ere pel ng Ke Ryser Srapn and Vensmore rad bat one child Wm. Bol-| We can sell you shées for lower “ Cor, Seventn anp Jackson Streets, Papvean, Ky. ffort is or fh ° her ‘ Li , Fran Fe ihe wae ‘ ’ a a : . and the} ton, with whom she was living at th ces than you can buy them else ‘ ad at the Typewriters and-Suppli¢s. the pro-|time of her death, The remains | where. this afternoon at the We have half.soling and repair { 107 SOUTH SECOND STREET 7 rraveyatd ing done at cut prices. TARKS, 4 tation, this coun- | where AGENT FOR es from th city. We are showing men’s unlaun ELECTION CALLED. PERSONALS. eld next ‘Tues- os -—-- tfor the fuftherance of i Mary Nelson, aged 49, died ip, 7 = - m ber Will exchange for old Machines at Nberal figures. For Choosing « Successor to the} port Woodhull has returned from oH it is thonght that{of consumption at her home on South oo - Late [County Judge} Florida. something of vast interest to the peo- | Seventh street last night. She was a ‘ a ‘Thomas. Mr. J. J. Dufour went down the]; wil denals widow and leaves several small chil-| Harbour’s New Quarters, an | road today. An option has been secured on the | dren ‘ pele ra er | ® a 5 ) y Clei ; Gra 1} 4: County Clerk Chas. ‘aham | “Mr, Jake Marshall was up from] Brooks’ infirmary, on Nozth Fifth MASONIC LODGE Near Broadway, Dipehen | EALER IN has called a meeting of the’board of | pordwell today, “tapeaadcan Speed bas toa on hh {12418 Re Thidd Street Ltda lapsheredied teeth wi John Vickers, of Gilbertsville, Was] 1¢ the plan materializes a larae mod , ; HI. Thomas for February 25, a week the city today. ern | x with of dail] One to be Established at Grahan- |__| S TA PLE / Mr. J. C. Marshall, of Wickliffe,]the m App ts wil BANKER M'KNIGHT, out/-rFANCY ; The justices are to vote by ballot ae isan er Penn i at 7 : His Troubles Begin Anew--Uncle Fresh Meats, &o_ from tomorrow. was in the city today. be ere: once a majority to elect. If there isa tie,} Mr. J. R. Morris, of Fancy Farm ipyr cdi iaita Dita a however, after the tenth ballot it de- | was in the city yesterday. PICKED UP, basavtie tas oanital . pa hats Pakea 6 Hand. EVERY MAN IN AMERICA Ives upon the sheriff to cast the Mr. Jim Clements went over t mal “se | te attention. Give me a trial order and I | volves up rand Master Park From the Courter-Journa! would have | (decisive vote. Brooklyn tc . The lodge will be organized next Badia’ S.A Meikslat will ple you. Free ¢ ‘o all parts of the cit his clothes made to measure if he fully| It is generally believed that the} yfr, ‘Teodore Courcier went dow: Few Police] stonday 1 ind Ache of ite anker J. M. McKnight was again » 16 realized “how. much more comfort,| next county judge will. come from | Mile Teen caatae aes idhts ands crowd of Ma-Tarregted yesterday, this’ time on two] Telephone 160, Cor. 12th & Madison. more style and mofe money’s worth | ihe hoard of magistrates. ‘The un- : fer, £0 ae ws ec ct joc | W8rFauts, one charging the misap- , aide PE Sven ever ee Messrs. T. J. Moore and Charles | propriation of the funds of a bats MORTON'S he geta when he Buys his gat wate expired term Ia nearly a yegr. hese Roth have bec legated to look | And the oth OPERA HOUSE ye and the other conspiracy to misap EK : entuekians that way. It isn’t\odd t who has once worn eas M r is Daughter—Padu- fatter the conveyances fan After His Daughter—Padu : f propriate. His bond was fixed at $6,000 in each case. He was unable le t ure suit hardly ever goes back toa) the ready-made.” hest—Diploma fills tKe billy 173 the New Richmond. cah Girlin Jail. a — Li... Mr. Geo. Brandon, of Benton,was MIX. A.A. DANIELS WORSE. to furnish bond and wastaken to | as a rule, oa: ; ; Mlepoty marshal” wie] Wednesday, Feb, 17, '97, : W. Di k ’ “THE TURNOP THE TIDE.” |in the city today, . J. CKe, 4 eee Mr. Alex Sutherland left today for}, Hattie Johnso young wom THe Had an Operation Performed | United States deputy marshal, who AGreat Play at-Mérton’s Opera) q trip up the road. of ill rep who 8 Paduen Veatendar, remained with him all night. Alder- hk ome v r lat « 1 425 Broadway. House Friday Night. Cant, Jaman Mageaieor Wi wasp were at Metro} 3 ‘ ; man Britt was also arrested on a e | roglath praighoatt Sot) be bts the cite ast ni , ' my Mr A.A Daniela wrmerly gen-| charge of aiding and abetting in the ‘og’miich prai jot) be bes- + is city. 13 er eral foreman atthe L. C.. is in» pre: | mlsappropriati the funds of the towed on Mr. gf Mrs. Oliver Byron] Mrs, Frank Parham left this morn-| coum fa he 5. condition ‘We bla’ Homne'Go (uae awa bled le #2500 and their exééllent company ta eae | og tor Hot Springs on a sojourn STeme vas COL reet bond. ‘The arrests grow out of the] 4 Pine Dramatic. staan AFTER BUYING iting Ahe sepa a 4 Pe Mr. Charles Brower went up t r 1 He aout recovered from his] Britt-Reeder note found among the ee , | fe whichomes to * man an jer lo both in }recent illness and intended to go to | assets of the Ge E onal Bank », ets of the German nal Bank “THE PAY TRAIN.” Paducahans ace A CIGAR {Turn of th sf ooh Kuttawa this morr Morton's Opéra Hplise -dlext Friday! aries Elisabeth Sinnott has gone to| J Texas in the near fuyare, but became | which is though » bee’ . 5 eee | t 'Y! Miss Eliza Sinnott has gone ‘i s thought to have been issued ‘ 4 ‘ ite sf 8 rid i an ‘ no Exception / he remarked that thef]| night, Feb. 19. peren is fall Of Princeton to attend a dance ton Uhis afternoon man whose name | 40 a Ay oF €o/ ago, and yester-firegularly and. fraudulently. Tt is ' | ¢ cigar Was burning up the center sade pop ie In shore |. Mrs. Mf. EB. Bolin of Mayfleld, {could nut be leatged was at the eity | 1aY bad an overstiog! per Shee for} thought other arrests will follow. | A Great Star Cast. Entrac-iug Mu- like g chimney gn fire. The fi! “eat nighygAn befat in in witness. | Visiting Mrs. AL. Beadles, on] hall tryi Hud some means « vate Gants Metropolis officers were in the city t Dialognes, Uprt All who have not€alled on cigarivasbadlyAllhd. |The very I Ares) Nie North Fifth. " ae aittie with bien 1 ; hw anaes eaten nee Date Spegiaities best cigar makers fir this or any |S , Miss Mabel Brown has returned tshe was employed ai fg ; ardson, @ young man wanted by the | See the Wondertal Railroad S other country wil sometimes Vad dak from a visit to Miss Latha Atwell,|che Mineral Well Hotel and would [@ratt OF Kextucny, s commonwealth ina robbery case, He| Marvelous Boiler Mxphetan Tact S § k Dis HTH make a cigat of tnip kind—occas-H] Master Albert. MeD, enter- | at Metropolis. ot liv A him, although but 141 °AmangN, J. Dilday, atates thee] *kipped out toevade testifying. ling Incline Week? AP eee eer De tar istilling Co. iogally yon may Fun across one! tained quite a number of his little] Miss Mattie Fowler has returned a No assistance could | on Aurutt 10, 186 chore nent _ Fall Opera ad Other iaalinia of this kifd in the very highest] sends last night at his sister's, Mrs, | from a yisit to Mrs. G. IT. Warne-| be reateney him on Augult 19, 1896 canal, issued ; Full Operation, op ver Realistic | Priced figars—Yut we don’tll jon M. Slaughter, No. 212 South ken, at Clarksville. will Dowie sees ok ae os Morton's Opera House, | on go: they then will say think you will find Fourth street. ‘Those present were] Mrs, Charles Weber, of Poplar] Wil Doyle, colored, was arrest a certtath of stock in, eal Prices 3 kc. Beats on xa ne qccord that he sells the ONE INA Heary Voight. Charlia Mount, Emil/ luff, Mo., is visiting her mother,| sir nor an sasy, thie iad oprivcn: [aaid cervilizate Being ‘membered cat FLNtcuan Taanett, Manager, | ~ Thalmuller, Jodie Girk, Ernie Leek, | Mrs. 8. I. Baker, ou Madison street, | "@T#8t cha vim with striking [ Oe Cet hel ered 16 5 heel ) : 9 " eadles, colores and being for thirt es of 7 2? Lj ere Ad. 2 Eugene and Earl Patton, Frank! Rev, Dr. MeClain, of the Cumber-| “tY Beal! pee rage sl atoekod ast bore ot tii| FRIDAY, FeBuRaRy, 19. CITIZENS Drink for 10c gt our 8a Behan laughter; Annie Coleman, Susie! jand Presbyterian church, is visiting] Karnest Lee was arrested hy Con- | certiticate was \lelivered to alfiant for THE FAMOUS AQTOR SAVINGS t found in the cipg $f cigtr welll Garvey, Mable Moore, Josie Thal-| str. M. W. Hand, on South Sith f 4 : ve Hse roial |r. ot. . Md, On Sot . stable Anderson Miller yesterday | Van Senden & Dilday Fa of hf muller: oi oe onan id Mesdames Etherly and Rogers, of{near Grahamville on a charge off AMiant stated that said certifi OLIVER BYR 7) BANK, : Ethel Maxwell, Laura Leek. HRe-| Green Hill, Tenn., returned home to-| drawing an ax on Pete Allen. © He|bas never beoyendeteal by Linn, 9} 229,PeGalway, Paducah, Ky No. 120 S. 2nd. opp. Market. by Van Senden & Dilday, nor i i Ww price is at If you use flour why“not use the! Dudley Reis, of Cincinnati, FLETCHER @ERREML, MON are Judges of coor Whiskey We protect) our cigars and gyarangee youja g: oshme! ere served at { : ig ss ou syarangee you A good freshments were served at 1:30. i a visit to Mrs, J, W.] will be given a hearing Friday. " smoke for a nicks i‘ ‘ou do e Bee et Ny : anyone for tout whd was authorized | S®PPorted| by the charming artiste t burn! nicely Chicago Beef has -#World-wide | Dr. J. RB. Gray, who has been] Justice Hartley held court on Jim]so to do; that. said. cer e sy Sign Blue Barrels. we will give yxg6 another, reputation for its tenderness. P. I ere since last June, left to-day for] Crawford's farm near Grahamville|oever been pledgel by either of the Lally will have4car load in ‘Thurs yesterday, William Holland | holders therect KATE BYRON. = " ra emai —2ies and Hotttes furnished Free, McPherson's, Bret fiay.”'Send'ja sour orders, £17 Ws old home at Big Springs, Mead bs eae / : | Store : s county, to live. name of 9 tenant} He that he lits mate diligent] And © Competent Compauy, in the Open trofh 9 a. m. tod. m. On Sat- STAM N ford desired to put out. [sea is papers for said vertifi- New and Delightful Romance, uray y frow 7 to 8, EM G FOR -MBROIDERY ar 4th & Broadway. \ BOARD OF HEALTH Dr. W. 'T, Graves has so far re- A jury heard the evidence ddl n ime has been lost or covered as to be able to go to his old i js Ab seete 6 i ome a cusburg, on 4 sit to his} “Me tn favor ol me Gere a 10t be found, i i WEATHER REPORT. tee, pec a0 ayes ieday. ~ argh, 18h; Ven Gaede & Sita ene Doltt Babe tor Dolly, The Pay ain Company arrived 1 , ) "FLAERS i many other kinds ; i « Marshal Crouch and Deputy Sher- | will make aylicetion : OFFI@ERS, of fancy wo, ’ Imake appl ym to the Lemon- Rupy President | p ‘on “gr NELLIE H, Brown, ven, HIS 7th St Sa lineage u The Board of Health and the Saui-| this morning from Fulton, and is at| iggy pig pect } ° 99 Jas. A. ft iraligutl an 17.—-Geverally | ary Committee is in session at the /the Palmer, House. It has a large] city this. afternone ta senech op | ateRory Hl ny - nner cen Ww. ( fair slightly colder Thursday. jeity hall this afternoon to take some! quantity of scenery and is composed |...) ‘ 1 of ¢ leu of certitic R. Re Asst Cashier |g a, Ghana re | action on the sink well question. _| of excellent people. ae ee My a 7h earn tome bed mane PEERS, ON ; ;E. THALMUBLLER, 3 fat i a ga i ar ae 3 cute to said company, a good and | Replete wil rtling Sitnations and > | ~Fide LOCAL MENTION. | jrccn Bayou Geo oysters just re te mayor cs mane ewe 10-1” stre, fot, SGC baw oo slicient bor, “intemuitying said Uproarious Fun, M. jas Bids Boow’s Shoes i Beg eee | ceived at Detzel 1a Jeewerage system of Memphis and recovered from her fright aud th si + y - hy | ve A Prices—25, 35, 50 and 75c. Seats on » WF, Ea , a Cit kin, sity Gdtee as Seek Mr. Will E. Scott and Miss Ella| Chicago Beet will be received at | better inform themselves in regard to] #ight wound inflicted, by her bus. |Web new: affidavit to be publiched inf 8l@ Thursday morning at VanCulin’s, ‘ Ted Kink, of near Woodville, were mar- | Lally’s in car\load lot Thursday. If | the system that is about to be built fe some newspaper \in the city of Padu- ried yesterday. Mrs. E. A. Scott, You want good beef send him your He Cis bg Ror pri mean) Tedford McCarty does not materi} eah for a petiod of thirty days, twice . 7 £173 business and the city will have the/ally improve from {ithe knife wound]a week, so. that the-world may have}/ 1890 Music and Dancing ‘A a mother of the groom will tender the ?ter. ! | benefit of their judgment and time, |jntlicted by Johu Rogers near I notice of said applicatic /ACADEMY. Pair a reception at ati early date, That Rooste | which should be appreciated aumton a tai week ul Nat Ps gaat y : c ated, on a few wee . He is x N. J. Dinay. : : Pat B, Lally has Chicago Beet, | 4 Datural curlosity vame in on the! a614, George Flournoy left at noon| in s dangerous condilivg For Dilday|& Van Senden, Seventh Semi-Annual Greeting. epee Madam Mclntyre and Son | Send hima tral order, 117 3 | rom Mountain road yesterday from! ,. semphis, where she will be “tae Z Texas, bound for Paiucah. It was hy — ; 4 or 4 3. These | Suest of Miss Margaret Tucker, o ty Court, Fresh lobsters jySt received at huge rooster with horns. These | F? tha davlitantas Gf that cli To. EN ROUTE HOME, sci ba y a rs Detael's. 1612 | Are in the form of large spurs, one Vi jt debuta arin A Mrs. Irene Cox aud Miss Martha night a german will be given in honor Leech tra red to Mr. 'T. © R band, and the latter still a Will open 8 Mugi and Dane School at pho? Danek ankin'’s Tailoring Place, . cwvin | Children’s dancing elasg will com. pre * : growing out from each side of the! rst. Flournoy and ermen a Shot Through the Hand, head. It is a formidable looking | ite dance Ati (marrow an: : Leech for and $500 in property Egbert Moore, a young restaurant bird, and doubtless is bound for|)"" a are , dapestes Dery. m “)Was Director Luttgen, of the] their undivided half interest in prop- keeper at Mayfield, was accidently some Paducah editorial sanctum. If | NTE Sen keg Fe Tiinpis Oantead erty on North Fifth near Jefferson, shot through the hand. while fooling the Sun gets it, the Register’’ lad Wil) pe mivon ih hee ee a hops Behe SSH Armstead Richardson deeds to mence Thurslay, 11th, « fourg'clock g . Robt. Crider for $137.50 some prop. 104 North Street and continu: Jevery afternoon, * j,, Miults clita will nicet ‘Thursday with a pistol night before lust. beter day Jom. ‘The romarkable/ reams home, Misa Tocker will avs et sated ‘ooster attracted quite a crowd noha tianit | han shane A Promin Ne op [erty in the county. company her when she returns, , , Under the Palmer. and Saturday eventip All the latest dorices wil) be ta Diploma Flour /still leads, full sightscers.-—Cairo Argus, weight and good value; for sale by erg ~ : mare ¥ trial Yas demonstrated “THE PAY TRAIN” : OUR MOTTO ‘o the Public: i Years of Hs demonst B q i : in twelve lessons, Priy, that Diploma flousean’t be heat given at any time to suit) Cee all retail grocers. | a7 3) Years of Music Lovers, bay no other, {17 81At Morton's 4 _ Director W. Luttgen, of the Uh. ( PQ¢e to announce that I have opened a Tailoring business at | ms ' ’ Mortg pe House 'To.| 7't Ken, ne Le | yy, NG ailoring business at for lessons on viol, snansotin, | NOTEBYERE eat: "J nois Central, passed through the ets [Aha Sate wVB the above mentioned place, and have on exhibition a MUSIC LESSONS, ‘aod age 2 comlted te Ape ai b he great realistic eomedy drama agen og ob th # ofelo k train [Eh large line of medium and bigh-priced Woolens, and sholl endeavor to fur-t ‘Che Madam has yd twenty-three i 1 road _ ‘The eo 4 ‘ama, he **Marian,’? g some pris | 1 i 1 ‘ ” “ ; : zt a C7 1155. |The Mitchell House Destroyed at| ‘The Pay Train,” sith the wou sia bark on route “to bat bows ia a nish first-class garmens’in the very Intest fit, finish and fashion, and supe|¥e'F# experience in seaching musig in ful railrond aceng/the incline wreck|New York from a trip to New O; to-date”? in every rpspoot. va [Seema ne abd devotes r fea especial attentior time and expres. = ‘| Parker City, tae g If you want to see pirgains look in scene, the boilerexplosion, the coallieans, He haw his fy i Weir stitye the living and oye dei Will be pleased to have yo: and get prices, les | ~ at Dishi's show window ss yos-pass,| The Mitchell House at ParkerCity, mine scene ay ate restau. geet ean, He hs his family with him, nit eaiP aga henley be j you nd £et prices, learn methods, find! sion, We furnish the very best of ‘ an 1as enjoyed his southern — trip | Q! . out what kind of Work we 'o do thig/Will cost you noth pferenc Mi Ill, was burned to the ground yes-| Will be the Attraction at Morton s{immeney P | Witn'ele ‘room; : A ) You nothing but your | references, The finest line of Cakte, such as lay morning about &o'ch The] Opera housé tonight. Incidental to M cae a : , ; . ly te time, and if you co, fe to place an pfder, you vl learn later on that it For forthes taXymation call at St, Lady Fingers, Snow Drops, Mince ia Wank abaiees the play,/ the charming soubretta I Luttgen is one of New York's 7 ‘ond.-yand, was time well employed, ‘Thankipg”you for past | vors Nicholas Hotei In fCPOM66w t Hall Pies, Charlotte Russe and Congress pci ell ES os IEP it Og Meter, le Fran Prominent “bankers, aud was out on | Buthave oa frst-ctnas 7 , in afternoon from two ton dene Cakes just regéived at the Jake] Hog ‘‘chitlings’’ at the Jake wnink, will appear in son od cet cor parti aly heing tendered the] gemembsiihe nang and placa, Am y for good clothing, and Thursday and Saturda: evenings | Bs, | ne ent coach by LELTLE LOM ADKINS, sf ‘Terms made known bn plication. Biederman Grocer Co, Biederman Grocer Co, dances and clever spec’ er specialties, President Stuyve: ’ : FR esident Stuyvesant Fish (e,* th orvaloey, ( We-R, RANKIN, | Madam Melntyree Son,