The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • Page 11

UiIE IOWA STATE 11KGISTKII, SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1888. MORNING- EDITION 11, 7 rOH REST. Ivl ltNIMIED HOO-MS TO llENT-Singlo or en mite, witli board; furnais-heat, jras, bath, etc convenient to bu-lnosji, Nortb-wct enriif Fifth and ('riw-ker Mrccis. ll-lfff MASQV Elt.UiE COPTl'MKH and wigs lor rent nt Hansen', 514 Walnut -treet. fcUMDAY, JANUAUY ISM.

tcrpretatiou of ihe character is truly trand, Awk'tUi (iHiiiii. 'Ot-H. The Hidden Hand'" at Foster's to-morrow evening. Watch for the parade. The only spe, tacuhir production of "Th Hidden Hand" ever ut Foster', to morrow ever lag.

NATIONAL K0TES. IF jour fuH diiiler or gi-oeer don keep tho Vniikce ITro Kindler lor coke, fill nn YenkiM) Fire Mnrtler West Seventies! root.jnry ITS DF.t.K'Af OF FL A Volt lord -l of iis action have ren lei-ed the fnttion-t ll.pild fruit remedy, Syiupol Figs. Immeiiselv ipnlar. It elciuiM' and (ones up the clogged and Vi ver-Ish system, dispels headaches, colds and fevers, cures habitual constipation, dystH'pslu, and tlu many Ills depending 011 11 weak or iiuiclive condition of the kidneys, liver and Uiwels. only by the California Fig Syrup oiuttnny, San Francisco, Cal.

For sale hv Harlan fl'O LEASE- llrlek Yard south of hist reason by It. I Frost. 0, 0. Nonrse, Sli Fifth street, pHsnn-tf I II. VEST, M.

will euro bleeding, licii-Ing, blind and external piles. No cum-, tin pay. Also fistula and lissure Iiihuo. roctut ulcer, prolapiis aim by llrinkerliotf system, remove tapeworm. Masonic Temple, Des Moines, l-'-Sis'iSlllls li'Olt UEN Sioro room and oliice rooms In A1 Tiik blm will rent at low prices for winter.

Hleatu heat mid all modern eonveii-tenets. Apply at Tub Kt.msTKiiwmiii lug room. ant FMJIAJWOllXjnAflE. W'E HAVE a gral Polk county well Improved fa i at per acre; 90 acres; I I miles from lies Moines, miles from milo of school. Koom 7, Oood block.

alt leave to morrow for a ul i iu the South, and expect to be gone perhaps two months. The oldest daughter M. M. Norton has been undergoing Hiigic il tieatmeat during the past week for an abscess ou her neck, and I now recovering slowly, W. Tkknant, of University Place, who has been confined to 1 is room since Christmas with pneumonia and neuralgia, is Improving, hut not able to go out yet.

DoiTOit Dukes Is favored with a visit from Mrs. Dukes and the babies at his hoarding bouse corner of Eighth and Turk street. She v. Ill return to her home at Liberty on Tuesday. Pesky J.

Reynolds and wife, of Jefferson, have arrived at Santa Barbara, California, to spend the winter with relatives, and during ids stay will amuse himself with taking photo, graphic, view of different places of Interest, to add to his hue collection of work lu Jefferson. LAI'lf A LIEIIIIAIIDT. UAh Iiftiee7im Walnut St, Telephone 4Hft. i-llsiinstf tllR CIV If. M-iBVICE COMMISSION.

Washington, Jan. 28. The. Civil Service Commissioners, will! the House Committee on Civil Service, to-day discussed various Crane's bill to create a retired list In the civil service was decided inexpedient and an adverse report ordered. IH1.

ATI! OK A 1 IC A 1 1 ADMIIt.W.. Bear Admiral Wells (retired) died this morning. I.ATi: tow A Mary idow of Alviii V. Rceven, Marengo; minors of Thomas Archer, Delta; George A. Havcwk, Hlchland; Jackson Gillespie, Martin V.

B. Grundy Center; Ell Markel, Elkader; Robert li. Watts, Bonaparte; William Hughes, New Hampton Morgan 11, Cavauagh, Jielleviic; Andrew T. Miller, South Muscutinc; Peter Kuiisden, l'omcroy; Itcniainiii G. Young, Martinshurgta; Andrew W.

McDonald, Avoca; Newton J. Vainer, Warsaw; Allen Chalice. New Market Edward II. Thomas, Ottumwa Morris Greenlee, Corydon John W. Moore, Des Moines; Isaac Frazicr, ludianola; Alvin It.

Reeves, deceased, Marengo. DM A. WATKISS Des Moines. Hours from A. M.

to 5 p. M. IflVE KOO.M cottage on North Sixth Avenue, for sale, or will evchange for larger house, paying ditferenee. Address, 1,4, leglstee. l-'-'itt "l'OH SAI.E-Chcnp If taken Monday; good 1 found buggy horse, (dmb lock box milt SALE OH TltADE-A real bargain; good A trick residence; ilcslritlile lis'ittloil, ucur bos-' nes-, Apdy at High Si.

"L'Olt EXCHANiiK -(iood rann and cash for koikI house on weut side. Itooin (jissl llloik. you SAI.E-llargiuns! Lot in North Des Moines on Sixth street, tin aercs soutli of cily. Ilmncs for rent. J.

M. Orvls i Qui avenue. tiM-aiml OlJD FAIIMS oreltvproiiertvcall on .1. Hot nlng, 'M Fourth utreol. U'EICE ITKNITCItE-l will-on very cheap a x' set of lilaln olliee furniture.

Adrtirws. 1. S. lieglsleroniee. "li'Olt SALE A new modern residence, om-A.

fourth less Hum cost. D. F. Iliitin. 11-1W male discuses a poolnliy.

ri'YPEWHITEK AND CALIUHAPH KIP I anil siMitifies of Jill kinds. Dahllmrir. Clark, corner Fifth and Mulberry. IIV IH.ANK' CONTH VCTS nnd speclfleil 1' builders at Miller ii Wuttcrs', street. I fuiSTS from into a month to kl i are ilnilc ith llio ViinU-ep Fire ICii.

I'll WIPT A V-frs. A. D. King. J4.1lll.lii ns Walnut street imiir itj a.

1,1., to m. wed.tHitn 100,000 Frcdiegill, East Cliy.l-'Msiiitwedti 1 vlt J. SPKI N( i EH -Olliee at ronwlonw. MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS, cn Hons To Mr. and Mrs.

Will Scarf, a eon, January 27. Died At 31 rt Fast Eighth and F.hn, on Thursday evening. January ati, Mrs. Katharine Fiuu. Mrs'.

Flun had not been feeling well for some time, but ou Thursday she arose in the morning feeling better than for several days past. At about 11 the rupture of a blood vessel caused her to become unconscious, and she did not recover consciousness till death claimed her soul at about 8 o'clock. Mrs. Finn was one of Des Moines' earliest settlers, coming here about thirty-live years ago. Her sudden death brings the bitter pang of sorrow to iter children four sons and oue daughter who survive her, Mm was one of the best of mothers mid a devout Christian woman.

The sorrowing children have the heartfelt sympathy of a host of friends lu this their hour of deep sorrow. The funeral will occur at 2 o'clock this afternoon from her late residence. Friends of the family invited. SCSDAY SERVICES. 1 hildi I'll a spcetaln.

s-lsmotwr-sli I' ri'EN-ACHE (iAKliEN FAUM; well Improved; A near cily; value ft. (It HI; clear; to trade for farm; good building's; near school; will assume. Add 11. sh, Hox 13, East Dos Moines. Si'l'EEUS EOlt SA 1.12 Forty grade Short-horn feeders at.

Si rathmore stock I'arui, Iowa, weiglilng about I.ikki pounds, two years old. I'll 1 1 (h i "'fr. 1 iiiiiiiu'M I'lMIM'itUMlr iiMT-n, Jltui-IVIM imiii III1 1 1KT UU) -1 1 in hi" PATCH IN has removed his residence to r.ho J) corner nl Norm -treet and Sixth Ave. Us-Hr, IO II SA LE-Secoid-hnnd type-wrircrs. Orcat biirgiiins lu all makes.

Western Type-W idler Exi-haugir, llHtlilliveslree'. SI. Louis. Mo. 4FDITOIIS OFFICE.

srotiM llurn il I I ll.T V. lull I. Itllb. ISSS. Xnllrf In i nil it 1 1 A rcliitects are I to submit plans to the Hoard of supervi-oi-s at Iheir April meeting.

A. D. ISSS, for Court I louse, uilhn.il lull iil-iit- I WANTS, FOR SALE, Etc. UVMtriSEMK.VTS Ob' A MISCHLLA.SK' oiw cluuwtir limcii'il in liwi ruiioim fur Oil' a W'oitl lun'liion. An Oiwiiim fur km than flfttcn Cod.

l'h'KAM CASH. Write mi our nfife nt thrrt. Amm in care if tu ufflee wilhinlii IvJhM kn diitfs. 11ET.V If.lME). WANTED each city, enterprising business men, for the sale of an article of daily consumption.

A fortune to make in a few years. Apply to Health SIS Post street, San Francisco, Cul. iVf ANTED Al. tiros." carriage shop, a woodworker. Must be it gooil one.

1VMNTKD A competent irirl; must be a Kood conk; liberal wng'-s paid. Iniiiire at. re-i-deuce, KH West Fourteenth street, of Jlrs. Town. WANTKD-Voung lady with pleusiuir manners and a'ood business tiuililes as clerk, at James' sludio.

"WANTED-Good ifirl to do general housework, at SIT Kiivhlceitlh West Side. I-'Jktf lino, Ki.ii. Each fVior plans and one elevation given. Pencil sketch Is all that, is r-ipiired. 'J'lie Hoard re-er es right to reject (tli.v 1111,1 nil flans wiiiiooi coin -i 1 i ion.

yd 7t .1. W. iiiiir v. County Auditor. 'ANTED A Mcoud-hand.

Ileedy elcvnwr Si clnirger ourt itveiiue. i.iUt WANTED STOCK STEEIiS -W eighing ten hun- died and upw ards. J. W. Vail, lies Moines, 11 PE proof safe, nenrlv new; also gisid tire and 2 bu rglar.

II.A"enrles.7ilo:til st. sepl llh.tsin I' "WE HAVE cash customers lor good lariiis and choice reHidcncea. Hikmii 7, (i Kid lilock, 1N1 EKSI'I'Y I'L ACE properly for sale, ct-I change, and rent, by Ernest II, Oiision, Twenty -seventh st reel. ri'i-'v'iNII-'M-. "L'OH SALE Oil EXCHANGE tor Chicago iro- pcrlv lect on East Walnut street between Fifth and Sixth streets.

J. Y. Horning. Fonrlh street. "L'tllt SAI.E-Sct Abstracts Titles Dickinson eotintv.

Iowa. Also tire-proof sale. ni. II. Pulley, Spirit Lake, Iowa, ll'E HAVE some nice Des Moines vacant lots for horses, call le, or any gooil outside piit-propcrty.

Livery stock anted, iloom 7, I iood Block. VOH SALE CHHAP-llrass Window Fixtures A mill Show Cases. 41m Court avenue. KASY PAYMENTS New dwellings for sale. Small cash down, balance monthly.

National Ileal Estate Investment Company, 4IK Locust. lowa. iVCItNlTCHE-Fiill stock, nice iiew goods, low- et price in city. Full chsi valuo paid for rood second-hand furniture, and carpets. Albert Hill, 710 alnut.

-ldljr ANTKII Painter work for evenings: best AY ANTED-Twentv tons rve stinw. De Moines Saddlery Court ave. ri'ierences. 11 care IHjllK CnMl'OSlTOHST'wo men wanted nt 1) Kenyon's Monday morning. Fifth St.

VTN'IIKN (illtL wanted; tiw Fourth street; IV none buf licst need apply, W-SNTI:" HOAKD by gentleman and wife by Feb. la. Would like sitting room and beil riaim or alcove: within ttve iniiiutes walk of )ost-ollice. l'refcr place with no other Isiaislers. -f -ercnecs exchanged.

(Jive location, size of rooms and price per week. Address L. II, Kujistku of- dl't-. tl1 wS "WANTED Girl for irencral housework. Good wanes.

Mrs. John fi. Henry, 141)1 Woodland avenue. iis-'it "WILL EXCHANOE-llamtiletoulan Sinlllon and other duo stock for laud. Wl Fourth M.

K'lltf WANTED-Studcntd in telegraphy. Spt'elal In-" duecnients; write for circulars to Fred A. Wight man, Telegraph Institute, PskaUiosa, lowa. I'liltit-gt-til WANTED A (rood cook and washer wanted tu a family of two. Kiaiulie at S10 Seventh street.

II ('SIS' ESS CIIAXCES. 1 VAN I ED One thousand lanulies to pur, 1 chase the iinnroveil lloodwin lifls-tMioginir ANTED A pood girl, at SOS Nineteenth street. Mrs. It. S.

Fink bine. Mt WILL TRADE nice lit tle stock dry gwvls, g-cerlcs, for clear house and lot, city, Also want grocery stock bad, Uox ai, I'nlvers-lty Place. iM-'-'t' WANTED Competenl girl. In family or two. References required.

Mrs. N. Hoodie, 141 Eighth street. 87-lt Stove; positively the least troublesome, most cleanly, healthful and economical means Of cooking known to modern times; no dust or ashes, mi had odor, no danger: avoid the beat, the labor and ditllculty incident to the use of ordinary cooking Mores (especially during tbo summer scasoni; by purchasing one iiiiniisli- "W'E HAVE a siilmrban slock of groceries, $1,1110, good loention, cheap rent. Also IHH) stuck of groceries iu goiKl town forty miles from Des Also half interest in a wholesale stock of groceries, good trade, gtxid chance for right party.

Iloom 7, (iood Hlock, alcly. No charge for setting them up. lor sain no. on e.viiuuuon at inn orace 01 ine capital Vity was i.ignt rntru, near walnut, tr fl'ILTIK-Fiiiest and best set of teeth. JtJilllli an oiher work at resoiil.li WANTKD A good girl for house work at Center nr.

Mrs. Win. Kennedy. 3tj-4t WANTED A good, competent girl for general house ork aoott wages paid. 1(JM StHU su Ht WANTEl'-MKN TO SF.1.I, nursery stock.

W. b. Farrlngron, Omiwa, low a. iild't "WANTED-Men, Women, Hoys and Girls, to cam 3Cc to fr an hour at their own homos. No humbug; work is simple and easy.

Twenty working samples, tin envelope containing a sample of goods a ml loll Instruct Ions sent for tile, to help pay postage, etc. Address H.C. Rowoll Hut land, Vt. rates and warrantisl. lowa Dental Kooms.

128 rail SALE-A good live stock, grain and coal business (two points' on the It. l.it.'y in fowa. Address, 'I. Kegister office, "fiHIt "IH'SLNESS PHOJ'KltTY EOlt SA LE No. illM Walnut slrei-t.

Vaciuit lots lu Stuart. Iowa, lo exchange for residence property In Des Mollies, Address liov ICI, Hoonevllle, Iowa. Walnut St. A. L.

Alctiirlliy, 1'iop. ieieplione list Idly WANTED one thousand families to pur- II thn tin I'lMlWiniT Sieve; isisiiivcly the least, tronlilesouie. moli ni, 1.. 1 1 1. Cul ii.ul ri'O SELL A half interest In a successful and A valuable, paienl.

For lull particulars address Hox Pft, Griiinell, Iowa. iivnii ii of eisiklng known to modem times; no SITUATIONS WASTET). uusi, no asucs, no nun iniui, avoid the heat, tho lalior and dittiuulty incident to the use ol oiduiary eooKing hhv .1..11.. J. U.U4f,l'.

lV H'seecn, iinuiiK --j etmsinu: one Immediately; no cVmrgo tor wUiW .....1 nvliil.ilioll lit I til, rtfttCt) AV'ANTEIV-Ily a young man, a position as elerk in store, Can give the host of refor-fnic. Address 1. ft. "WANTED- lty young man, a position as tnk-' keeper. Ciingive the best of referenced.

inem IIP. on ihiiu of Cupftul City lias Light SM 'lhird, neaf waiuut. p'oy of the company for several years, has been for two yew acting as Assistant Secretary. A few nionUrs ago an investigation was made in lesponse to which had been aroused, and it Is claimed that over 600 was found to be unaccounted for ou the books kept by Mr. Evans.

The. deficiency was made good by Mr. Evans' bondsmen and a compromise effected, and at that time Mr. Evans went away and was gone two He has since come back and one member of the Society laid the matter before the grand jury, and it Is reported had him indicted. The officers of the company freely denounce Evans in the most umpialilied terms, and say that his own statements in riting will convict him.

This is the Aid Society's side to the case, and Mr. Evans' case is stated by himself as follows KiWur ltajliteryiy attention having been called to to a paragraph In an evening paper ri fe to mc In terms anything hut complimentary, I hereby denounce the whole article as a tissue from hcuhiuliig to end. Not on the part of the reporter, lio probably wrote as lie was prompted by tlni President (0 of the so-called Life Insurance Company, the Western Mutual aid Society. The motive is foaud In the fact that the s'ald President, J. O.

Mahana, has an uctlon, brought by my wife, hanging over hlR head for 10,000 damages, and hopes to tarn a little temporary advantage by circulating falht reports ugidnxt a man who is ready to compare records with him or any other man In Pes Moines. Yours truly Wm. Evans, M. D. The letter was received late last evening, and Mr.

Mahana was found and asked concerning the suit referred to. His explanation Is that in compromising with Evans for the shortage, a mortgage which had been given to one of his bondsmen was transferred to the society, and Mr. Mahana was employ ed to sell the goods under the mortgage. These goods belonged to Mrs. Evati, and about was realized on them, and for this the $10,000 suit Is brought.

TIIK ItKITItLICAN Tiik Cily Bepiibliean Committee met at the (ii ant Club rooms last night to make arrangements for the holding of Hepublieaii primaries for the coming city election. Mr. Perry Perklnx Chairman of the Committee, presided and the Secretary, E. B. Hutchins, was present.

After some discussion as to the dale for holding the primaries February 21, from 0 to 8 o'clock p. was agreed upon by the Committee. Mr. Geo. Sheldon was ek'cted Treasurer and all candidates for nomination to any of the offices are requested to present their names to him before the 18th of February and pay the assessment for defraying necessary expenses.

It was unanimously voted that candidates should not use carriages for the primaries. In the Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards voting will be by Precincts, but in all of the other Wards there will be only one voting place. The meeting of the Committee was very harmonious, and nearly all of the members were present. A number of I lie candidates were also present by special invitation through the papers. All were disposed to, consider only the welfare and success of the party in the coming city elections.

A SFIilOVS BIIOOTINO AFFAITt IS TUB SEVKSTII WAI1D. Tiik Seventh ward was late last night the scene of a tragic shooting affray, a young man by the name of Fred For-sythe shooting another young man, William Kinc. The bullet struck young Kine above the heart. A physician was called who made an examination of the wound. lie pronounced the would a very dangerous one and.

one that may prove fatal. Late last night Mr. Kiue was resting easy and the doctor In charge reported that nothing definitely could be known In regard to the extent of the ilau-gi r. Both young men are well kmwn as local roughs. The affair last night grew out of a dispute over a Forsythe, it is said, objecting to Kino attending a certain dance.

Forsythe made his escape and had not yet been secured early this morning, by the ofliiers in pursuit. PERSONAL AM) MKT A L. Cact. Lyons went home yesterday, Eri'T. Miu.nit of Boone was In Des Moines yesterday.

Mil. J. 1'. Caiiti.axo, of Masculine l-n Capitol visitor. Miss Bbktna Kochest left yesterday for a visit in St.

Paul. Miss lia Lamuuke will return to Clermont to-morrow. The Thalia Club met with Miss Emily Burnett last night. Mil. C.

11. Coovn.i.e of Cedar Haplds was in the city yesterday, Ma. Josren Hn.os and daughter, of tiock-foid, arc In the city. Ma. and Mas.

1. F.auli; are speeding Sunday with friends in reiki, Mn. A. Bemis of Davenport was in the city ou business yesterday. x-R kit.

es i A ti Wvi.AXn. of Ih.rloii, was in Des Moines yesterday, Box. Pr.Tlcn A. Bkv is expected home from Washington, I). to-morrow.

Vnor. McGke will return to Washington, next Wednesday or Thursday. Mit. W. II.

of the Olley.schools, is spending Sunday in Pes Moines. Jtuor. liOuiNsoN of the Supreme Court went home to Storm Lake yesterday. Mn. O.

PohiiaXce. of the Brooklyn Chronicle, was at the (ioldstoiie yesterday. Hon. (i. B.

l'lliv, Clerk of the Supreme Court, went to Webster City yesterday. I'nor. SicElii.cv of the Slate Normal si'hool Wiis in the city yesterday visitbiL' the legislators. Dr. H.

E. Hicmuciison has ids mother fron Mt. Vernon visiting with him at the (ioldstonc. Mas. James G.

Buitavuii.l. Is spending a few-days In Fairfield and will return to-morrow. Ex-Senatob Mii.es, of Condon, after a day in Die city on business, returned home yesterday. Hon. Smith.

Kallroad Commissioner, is spending Sunday nt home in Council Bluffs. Mil ami Mas. A. 4. vi ms, of the East Side, are spending a few days in the country, reeu-peiating.

Mas. A. l. l't'NK, ife of Senator Funk, arrived in the i-It yesterday unit will remain some time. Mil.

A. M. Hi ah, of brother of Ev-Speaker Head is spending a few days visiting the Legislature. 4. ti.

Baixinoai.i., of Ottumwa. returned home yesterday after a few dav spent in the capital city. Mii. 4. 4.

S'lt i.KKV was out yesterday for the first time in three weeks, having ben pro-trat-cd with rlienmathm. Ma. W. E. Haen arrive lu the city yesterday morning from Lawrence.

Kansas, where he has been the past few week--. Geohi.I! LATintoe, of the firm of Redhead, Norton will start for New York on Tin sduy, to be gone until March I. bVI-T, Cui-MOHj; and wife mid Mr. Dr, Il iua- attendance Is desired and expected, especially of members of active committees. The arrangement of toasts lias becli completed and among the respondents chosen are several of the foremost orators of the State now in the Legislature.

Joiix Coxnf.li.y was arrested last night for the Illegal transportation of lupior. A riov named Martin had lis log brokVn last livening while (toasting on Grand Avenue. j1 Hon. L. S.

Coffin, of the Railroad Commission, was yesterday in consultation with the linilroiid Committee from the House. The relief of shippers in Northern and Western Iowa was the topic for discussion. Tiik school teachers of the northern part of the county have made arrangements for a convention or Institute on the 10th and lllii of February. They are preparing a good programme and intend to have an excellent meeting. A tiiiikk year old son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dodge, of East Sixth street, was yesterday severiy burned by getting his clothes ou lire in some manner unknown. The accident occurred when the child's mother was away from the house, and It is doubtful If the child can live. At the last meeting of the S. L.

O. officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Al Miller; Vice President, Mrs. W. N.

Lllon Secretary, Mrs. C. II. Woithington. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr.

H. C. Seiiteney, corner of Fast Twelfth and tiiaud avenue, A nor by the name of Martin, whileeoast-ing last night on Fast Floveutli street ami Lyon, met with an accident and had a leg broken and was otherwise badly bruised. This only adds one more to the already long list of great anil 'small accidents that have happened during these beautiful moonlight nights, But the sport of coasting has yet lost none of Its fascination tor the boys. nlllXO THK YOI'NII ME.V FOHWAltl).

(). prime reiinWte of a suitable Ropitb-lican candidate for Mayor is that lie be some one who will command the votes and active support of young men. We lost many of them last fall. We should have them with us this year. Js there not some young business men of t'i or SO, competent for the place, and popular with all elements, who can be found for leader now? Don Moines Is a republican city and should wheel into line for I ho llcpubllcan column this year.

We want a Republican Mayor in Des Moines when celebrating over a Republican President next fall. Young blood would fight, and young blood would win. PKS MoIXKS OBJIX'T. Tiik school board and the teachers In the West Des Moines public schools are much opposed to the Finn hill ou school books, and have held a meeting to say so. They are opposed to Slate publication, and do not favor uniformity.

They do not antagonize public ownership of books, if each district is allowed to buy its own books. They have appointed a committee to appear before the Legislative Committee and present their views. They say that un arbitrary law would make all present evils worse, or rather bring worse ones instead, anil say that a district with g'ded schools cannor be confined as arbitrarily as one without, and must be given more latitude. The Board and the hundred school teachers are reported as an unit on this agreement. THK UOAlill OF HEALTH advises the oov-JillNOti.

Tin: Board of Health yesterday forwarded In the Governor a supplementary report on measures deemed necessary for public health. The report calls attention to the destruction of life caused by the old link and pin coupler, and recommends measures for the early adoption of the Jam coupler. It calls attention that many letters are being received at the office from citizens living near the Jowa lakes, making complaint that the sew erage deposits near the famous health resorts will soon make the region untenable. The report also calls attention to the fact that there is at present no authorized inspection of steamboats plying on these various lakes, and that in the interests of public inspection ought to be ordered and accidents such as happened on Lake Monawa prevented. Attention is also called to the fact that the powers of the Board ought to be increased so that it may be enabled to enforce its decisions with regard to public health measures.

As it now is the Board can only advise, and not enforce. Till! (1IAI1JTY INY'EIIT. Tiik programme for the concert at the Grand Opera House on Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the poor, is published below, and Introduces the best musical talent of the city. Gerherich's orchestra appears on the programme and will be a delight to the audience. Prof, liartlett certainly deserves credit in being able to introduce in one entertainment the best singers of the city.

Begardless of the object, the concert must attract. Tickets SO cents, and on sale at the Grand Opera House office. The following excellent programme will be rendered PART i. Ovct tine Ituy Mendelssohn (ierlierieh'e (irand Orchestra. Baritone polo.

L. Kccliu- Quartette "The Scout Cainpana Harmonic Quartette. Contralto sole "Thc( bildrens' Omen Mrs. A. 1..

Wordcn. Duct "Una Nottc a Venezla'' Arclli Miss Compton and Mr. McCauiey. L)uaitett( llumptv Dumpl Caldicolt. Philomela Quartette.

II, Quartette "Breezes of the Night T.anotte Harmonic Quartette. I'avatina "Hd Rasrglo" (Sriulraniide) Miss lie Compton. Trio 1 Navigauti Miss Complon, Mr. MeCaidev and C. M.

Keeler. Solo Auitude" (5owen Mr. Noble Shaw. votte Million i Thomas lice, ami Aria "in Mallve Worth (Creation i IJandu Mr. MeCaulcv.

Duet "Qilis Est Homo" (Stiibut Materi liossini Misses Compton and HilN. Conductor of L. J5, (iei 'ut rlrh Accompanist. I. Keeler, Mrs.

M. L. Bartlett tiiAiK.Kn with' Tin: minor was put alloat yesterday that Wm. Evans, M. Assistant Secretary of the Western Mutual Aid Society, had been indicted for larceny by embezzlement, one of the grand jurors making a to that effect.

The officers of the company were seen and a obtained about as follows ilr, Wi been iu tbe em- Aiblri'ss, I. 7. I lEMOIIEST'S PATI EIINS-The most approved IitXCHANOE general merchandiso and -i VIM) brick store, Mr'apello oounty. Iowa; want, half cash, haltince clear Iowa land lor both, ifSCil general stock for clear Iowa farm. Ronoral stock, oue-lourili cash, uatauco elewr Iowa farm.

general mock for entile or horses. ifa.anO gent's furnishing goists, half cash, balance clear city properly. Ift.iKKJ hotel and furniture In Central Iowa, for hind. W.iiOt) general stock for cash only. hardware; half cash, balance land.

,) jewelry slock and business for sale. drugs for horses and cattle. IliO acre farm, Idu county, clear, for hardware slock. Pill aero farm, four miles (iary, 'v-Kliind ifeiSI cash for drugs. Correspondence solielted.

W. It. Loiillmn. E.v- JL unit laslnoiialilc patterns, run line at ueu-hi ad, Norton, Lathrop A Co. s.

l-14dlf "IH'SdiNESis MEN, If you want a young lady stenographer and typewriter, call at lowu Business I 'olh ge, Seventh and Locust, Joun li. Nelson was yesterday appointed as executor of the will of Andrew H. Nelson, deceased. Stacy Jonx, Norman Lichty ami B. F.

Lonfjley yesterday gave bonds In the sum of 300 each, wilder the indictments for lottery scheme. Tub following marrlnjjo licenses were is-Mied yesterday Nicholas Malum and Jcsslo Doran, Michael A. Deere and Maggie E. Parkinson. AV'm.

lIic.N'hi-itsox and John Kleliardsou Here yesterday tried by Justice Johnson for gambling found guilty ami each lined 815 lind sent to jail. Uovtitsoii Laiiuabkk has been inukliur a tettlement with the Insurance companies for insurance on the Davenport Orphans' Home, Jburned last fall. J. M. Okvis has been awarded the contract to enclose the elevator in the Iowa Loan Trust building with wire work, amounting to about jf 1,000.

TiiKUB Is rising, talk of lion. Tlobert TTnkblne for the Jtepublicau nomination for Mayor. That would make a strong eandl-ilate, and a sflumlld Mayor. AmiKHMAN Kino, who has Heeli inucll proposed fur tlie sweepstakes or iinti-liepub-llcau-l'rohihitlon can lidale for Mayor, Wi'H positively he will not be in the field. Tim report that the package seized by I'uiisliihle llauiiltou on Friday was from John Connolly's wholesale is denied by Mr.

Connolly, who nays the package was forwarded from Hock Hand. Laih.k parties of young people are enjoying tin' beautiful snow and moonlight eoust-ing on (Voter street lull. A givat many cv citing adventures and not a few accident liave already been reported. The State House at present a busy place and visitors from Dos Moines and all parts for the Mah' may be found there in large numbers every day. It is just now a center )i attraction for Iowa people.

Tiik Democrats are wailing to see who the Republican's ill nominate. If they nuke a weak nomination for Mayor, Mr. Phillips will run again. If not, he will retire on his certain laurels. Let's give Harvey a chance to retire.

He needs rest. SncnETAiiy Shaffkb and Direjlor Hal-liugall yesterday concluded their work In rc-Hanging the line art list for the State Fair, And they expressed themselves satisfied it would be very well received by exhibitors mid patrons of the coining fair. Jf flood should come, and it often dues In the heart of inter, he gutters and bewer-baslus are so blocked up that the water would flood all the cellars, inlllctiug many thousand of dollars of damage for the city to pay. Why not open them up F. Lo.vgi.ky yesterday made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors to K.l)onovan.

The liabilities comprise a large number of small amounts amountins to over seven thousand dollars, but the value iif the boot and shoe stock Is not given. Des Moinks gained much credit In the Vast week for the social attentions it paid the visiting Mayors and the visiting Shippers, This is a good Heretofore too little courtesy has boon paid visitors, The change is right, and will greatly help the city beside. Hi xnv Clay, a veil known colored man, It fi weeks ago was held to tin! grand jury for perjury, having sworn falsely to an iu-foiuiation in justice court. His cue was looked into to a slight extent and the jury refused to indict, lie was yesterday released from custody. A school case from Decatur eoutily that lias been on record for over liftet years and in which County and louts have rendered about as many decisions, was yesterday renewed in the State oflice, appeal being taken on hat is supposed to be an entirely new point.

Kn li weeks of continuous slci-'hing Is unusual for I'es Moines. The young people have enjoyed it, and Cupid no doubt has reigned triumphantly, as "lie always does when he goes in partnership with Jack Frost, lie even put a veil over the moon last night, to give the sleighing belle and beaux a chance. In the district court yesterday John Christina secured a verdict of .3 f0 against James F. Maine for personal injury by falling into an area way. Ou the former trial he got a ve rdict for 100, W.

S. Foot, who sold te a second hand man for about a gun belonging Mr. Boyd, plead guilty and was sentenced to five days in jail. Tin: eclipse of the moon last evening was a pretty Night and was observed by thousands of people In the city. When the moon rose It was partially eclipsed and a half hour later all that eon Id be seen was to large eon-, lor colored disc outlining the face of the moon.

Those who did not watch lie spectacle missed a rare treat. The entertainment by (he. Des Moines branch X. this evening at the Hibernian hall will comprise music by the Starlight Troubadour Club, opening address by the Tiev. Father Flavin, vocal solo by Mrs.

A. Campbell, address by Senator Dodge, piano solo by Mrs. Kittie McNulty, vocal solo by Miss Mabel Lainphere. address by Kev. Father Nugent, vocal solo by Miss Mattie Axy person desiring to buy, sell, trade, rent, or advertise will find Tun Daily llnu-istku's Want" department the cheapest and best advertising medium in Iowa only cine cent a word for each insertion for fifteen words or more, If you desire to advertise anything, count the number of words in your copy mid then scud one cent a word for each insertion (nothing less than Lie) in The JAii.y Hr.oisTioi:.

The meeting of teachers at Supt, Savior's office yesterday was well attended and quite Kuecessfiil. These meetings will be made regular features of Mr. Savior's work and 'each Saturday afternoon at o'clock the teachers of i'olk county are invited to meet there and carry on a course' of reading. Next Saturday they will take up the specific subject of "value" in the study of political economy, and each meeting will determine what the next subject is to be. An adjourned meeting of the Press Club will be held at its rooms this (Sunday) afternoon at 3 o'clock for the purpose of completing arrangements for the bampiet and tall at the AVorn JIowsc nest uioiuh.

a full IUriTEIMCK'S PATTKHX.S. HcywiHsl Si Lulu, Del IJOSi'l ION WANTED lty a lady in bookkeeping, eorrespondciice or copying. Can do any kind of work in Insurance or money lonning olliee. Address 1. 5, oHiee.

Send for catalogue. Vloines. is-imiy PIIV'H'I 1 Mm-gini'l A. Clcrtveri, M. D.

II I Oil 1111 niHee and resiiienee. I4S8 VANTKI)- Position lty young hidy as copyist, hill elerk or other oQiee work, Have had f.vperleiKC Address, I'. O. Hoy High St. Hours, a m.

to i. Sjiclalty, nervous diseases and diseases of women. riiniige -Agent, loieiio, lowa 'olt SALE-O11 long lime, or will exchange for "WANTED -l'ositlon by e.perlenued stenogra-' plierand typewriter. Address Typewriter, Itooin ii, ('HO Walnut street. Announcements lor lien Moines rolplts For To-day.

Bit. I'uoSsEK preaches In (iraeo church on Nineteenth street next Sunday morning and evening. I'm moi th Ciinicii Preaching hi the morning at In the evening at by the pastor, A. L. Frlsbic Kev.

Ida C. Ui i.ton will preach al the Unitarian Church, comer Fifteenth and Linden streets, at this morning. Fikst Baptist Cai'ik corner of Eighth and Locust streets, Kev. 11. L.

Stetson Pastor. Preaching at a. m. and p. m.

HiMTOii Fiussicic will deliver a lecture a Grace M. E. Church, Nlnteeuth and Crocker, in the near future. Subject, "Ideas Gone to ISccd." Frokim CoNoiiEOATiosAL Cui'Rcti East Twelfth street. Services, mornlug evening, 7 Sunday School 13 m.

All cordially' Invited. A. D. Ivinzcr, pastor, At'snvaY M. Cnxm n.

Capiiol avenue and Sixteenth street, James T. Docking, pastor. Pleaching at and by the pastor. Sunday-school at 2:30, Wesley Redhead, Supt. Cnt iu or the Good Sniceunitn Corner of Thirteenth and Fast Des Moines streets, Rev.

J. Evans Ryan, pastor. Services m. Sunday school, VI m. evening services at 7:30 p.

in. East Siok Christian church, Will IT. Johnson, pastor. Services morning and evening, The subject of the evening talk to young people will he "Bad Sunday school at i All are elcome, Gehvian M. E.

Chi: new 210 Locust street, F. L. Lllzrodt, pastor. Preaching at m. and 7:30 p.m.

In the evening licv. C. J. Lotz, from Newton, will preach. Sunday school at 0:30 a.m.

All arc welcome. Services at the Side V. B. Church, Sunday school at 10 a. in.

Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. General social meeting p.m. Freachlng by Rev. G.

Little at 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. J.

Kcphart, l'u-stor. St. Chi'ik Corner Ninth and High streets, Jirv, AV. H. Van Antwerp.

Hector. Morning service at Sunday school at l'i evening service at Strangers are cordially Invited to at lend all services. Cicntiiai. Christian church, II. O.

Brecdcn, pastor. (heme: "The Sympathetic fourth of the series ou the Manifold Christ. Evening: "Our Poison Valley, or the Vearl of Mornionism." All welcome. Services at the High Street Baptist church to -day at a. and i.

Rev. J. V. Scholield. pastor.

Sunday school at Pi o'clock, noon, and young peoples meeting at p. in. The nubile cordially Invited. Noiitu Fauk Corner Eighth and North; the pastor will preach at a. Sunday school, VI o'clock Y.

P. S. C. E. Roll call and i oiisecratlon meeting, p.

in. revival service at 7:30. led by Evangelist Norris. All lire Invited. B.

tst. John, pastor. Fiiist M. F. Cui ui ii, corner Ninth and t'letn-ant streets, Frciiehlns at 10 a.

in. and p. m. by the pastor. A.

H. Ames. Class meeting a. m. (Sunday school Pi m.

young people's meeting 15 p. m. Revival meetings continued this eek. All cordially Invited. St.

A. M. E. Ciiriii ii Corner Second and Center streets. Francis J.

Peterson, Pastor. Preaching a. by Rev. L. Neelands; Sunday school, p.

prayer meeting, p. ni. revival service, 7:30 with preaching W. Priestly, All arc welcome. Vust.r.v Methodist Episcopal church, corner Fast Eleventh and Des Moines streets.

Rev. M. 1). Collin's, pastor. Rev.

J. W. Webb I). D. will preach at 10:30 a.

m. and administer the sacrament of the Lord's supper. Sunday school at p. in. Rev.

If. II. OnealD. preach Voung people's meeting p. ni, l'm-nv rum ax Ciirneii Comer West Sevcmth street and Grand avenue, liee.

T. A. Shaw, pastor. Preaching services at in. and 7 m.

Theme of the morning sermon, "The Christian's Obligation to the Sabbath-school at Pi m. Young people's meeting at p. m. The public are cordially Invited to attend any or all of these services'. Latticu Day Saints Revival services at the Saints' church, No.

1W0 Des Moines street. East City, ill continue over the evi niter of iilst. Special service on Sunday, the 2'tlth, viz. Preaching at 11 a. m.

and 7 :3i.l"p- ni Subject for both hours The New and sacrament services at 3 p. in. In ehanre of Elders Ray and Young. All arc welcomed, A good day is expected. Conic, lit v.

Dr. N. A. Baker, Elder in charge. The meetings now in progress it the East Side Vrcsbytcrian church have been steadily increasing In interest.

Rev. Pollock, of the Iowa City Presbytery, will remain over Sunday, lie lias been engaged In evangelistic work for several years, and God's spirit has attended hi labors In great power everywhere he has been. Special services to-morrow and throughout the week. Large choir. Selections from the new-No.

(iosiiel Hyuins. The unconverted particularly Invited, "Come thou with us and we ill do thee AMUSHMEa'TS. tliielv Imnno ed I'ario in 4 'In Coliutl'. Kansas. L.

EASuN, dealer In no watches, clock), 11. Umelrw etc. Personal attention given to watch repaii inir. All work fully wariatiteil. 4 Foiirlli slrool, Pes Vloliics.

S-lNly ri'Alt, ltOOFINfi PI TCH PAVIXti E- nieiil. (Irders tilled lu large or small ipianlillcs. Address Secrclarv Capiial City liaslighl o. tf-tr tin ce miles from railroad tow l'ull do-crip-Hon, price, sent on implication. Address Hox li, Plana, 'lay I oiiiny, Kansas, l-sdl-uu-i- CITI'ATKlN WANTED by an expert civil en-f glneer, graduated from Aachen Poly tochni-ciim, Gi rniiinv.

Surveying work preferred. Ad-dress II. 5, HeoiSTim olliee. HWi-' "WANTED, WOltK-ln either llnrdwarcor lin-' plenieut Slore; can furnish llrsl-elass rel'er-enco: no obcctlon to hard work, Address Itov Prairie ('It lown. lllll'C STOCK Foil SALE- llnsluess well es-I' tiibllslied and having large trade, (loot reasons for selling.

Apply to II. (.:. llnnscn, corner East Sixth and Locust sireel. KH'ITSEKS-VMio wisli to reach Ihe i.Aitn-Ksr MmttKii of ihe iikst chum vn vr.oei r. hi lowa trv the low Sta vTs-Zhi nu, puulish.st at lies Moines, ltates low.

ll-uir 1Olt SALE The properly know as the Carver A Young Planing suitable for manufacturing', wliolesalo or warehouse business. Will be sold cheap, und on easy terms. Enos It. Hunt, 41(1 Aborn Itloek. AGENTS VASTKIh AV'ANTKIt- Lady agcnls forour improvitl eoni-" biiialloti llusile Skirls.

Kemovalilc hoops. Can he litiinilricd. Latesl Paris style. (Ineagent sohl Ml in Columbus last spring, and made tMO. Spring tinde now Address, stump, K.

A. I iimpla ll 4SI Itatidolph Chicago. WANTED One thousand families to por chase the Improved (ioodwin (Ins Cooking Stove; positively the least troublesome, most cleanly, hcalthlnl and economical means of cisiklng know lo itunlern times: no dust or ashes, no bad ihIov. no avoid llio hear, the labor and dlllleulty incident to Ihu use ordinary cooking stoves (especially during tho aiimmer scasoni: hv nureliasiiur ono Unineui- HAVE some good fur ins and choice rest proier(y, and cash for merchandise Kooni 7, (iood llloek. LMIt SALE CHEAP-Doulilelirlek store, Ihreo 1 stories high, corner East Sixth and l.ix-u alcly; iioehurgo for them up.

For sulo 'ANTED line lady anil one gentleman to siv One of the finest hiislues.i local ions in the city. and on exhibit am 111 olliee of apital iis Call on 11. C. Hansen, at pretni-es. sunt 1 licit.

Salary Wl to "nlju'r tnotitli. on or address Geo S. Itoo'm Wuguer Kloek, J.iglil sjri litnl. near walnut. tr L'Olt SALE OK thirty-room Jles Vlolnes.

J- hotel in Kellogg, JaMier 0., lowa, will rent, sell or exchange lor land. Address P. O. Hot FIXAtil'lAL. Memo, low --it VA It MS AND WILD I.ANDS-Atn cash value MONEY TO LOAN on chattels, persoualor real dl estale seeuriiy.

Noles. judgments, -I lo exchange for merchiuiilise, can iay dlllerence. Address, E. Llewellyn, Did Fourth tioiiKlil. atl'l sold, lies invest iiient Mi I'll Ih M.

II. Benson, Secy. bLIsiins-tf street, sioux city, lowa, Also eonlldentiul 'ANXIXtl FACTdlt I 'OK SALK-A can MONEY (IN CHATTELS tun lis, Foil rill st. uing factory, iu good onlcr, with IWflN cans on hand, situateii in inuiiinoia, mwa, win uc W'''Vr I 1 011 good lei His. Object in selling is to settle estate ri'HEl ENTHAf.

LOAN A NDTHt'ST COMPANY I on Teninle. corner Seventh and W. ot deeeaseil. Address, 11. r.

Miop herd, lowa. nut streets) will furnish money promptly on choice city and farm morigages, at current rates. Kliiltt 'FIIK New England Loan and Trust Company is -I constantly prepared to loan money on good city ami laiin properly at reasonable rater Mont ready when papers are signed. l-'Mi I' CIX Plilt CENT LOANS on Polk cotintv larnis only. Interest payable nunuallv.

flim oi lions. Loan and Trust Cuuipanv. IIS l.ol list street. I "MONEY TO LOAN-On ival estnic, eliattel Jj'( HI SALE A slock of nud iiis-ns-wiirc, will) a eoiiilpei" lino of ilvt ores, for sale very clu ap for eitsli. The goods aro in 11 new bridi building which can be leased.

'I p- is a good opporl unity to go Into liij-iness at iiwood, lowa. county -cat of Mills tiouuiy. A. I. Ire II.

HeiiisliHni'T. A ignee, SALI'MiK-EXCli V.MIE-A No. I Stock Fin 111 consisting ol 4 in acres, well stocked, In Page cnimiv, lowa, and llr-l ciilr-s eil property lo exchange for a clean stock of Dry (ioo.K Address F. M. Parks.

Shenandoah, lowa. -ft lit AWKI.I, ESTABLISHED Dltt'O lll'SINESS poit SALE. -The drug luisinc-s of tin' lute Cvrus A. lliilhngtoii, ileceaseil, ludianola, lowa, is'iiow offered for -ale. This'store is de-irably lie eaieil in a brick building, wiih lea-e running until I si and has a well established trade.

The stock Is in Hue shape and an Inventory can bo seen by calling on the undersigned. Then- is but one oilier drug store iu the town. Whitney, Admlni-triitiir I HO' niorlgagc, personal security or g'ood uollat eral: notes, mortgages, I hue check, bought C. (. Nonrse, I'ilih street.

MtiVltnswIin MONEY LOANED on chattel scuiirity. Easy payments. E. N. Cooke Si (M East Lo cust, i i CT ti? a i vivna vt air.

lUillli OAtmuo iH 6th St. Transacts a general banking business. Inlcrcst pai'l on time deposits). J. H.

Merrill. Pres. iHSU SINEsS FOIt SALE-llctail oil dellyery wuir-' 011, tenia, has good established trade. Apply 10 lies Moines i lil Tank Line. IMTiltf FOR BliT.

F'llll liEN'T-Furnished rooms; gixxl IkiuvI by day or week; Locust St. MISCKI.LA.VEOVS. L'Olt PENT (lood house. 10 rooms, barn, water 1 gas, newly pii red and painted: close lo business: rent per month to right party. N'oTK hereby ghe notice to all saloonkeepers, drug siores, and restaurants, not to sidl any moiv intoxicating liipiors of am kind, whisky, wine and beer, to one Daniel llerberl Leach on pain of the penalties of Ihe law.

JWM 111.10: I.K li Kuimi i. block. L'Olt KENT ine furnished room with heat, i7 Tw enty-second -treet; per monlli. W. L.

DOUGLAS $3 SHOE (ieutleiiK'U. Tliconly flue ca 11" f'isicniu less shoe in the world made xvtlliout tin Us oc imtN. As stylisti and durable a tho-o costing or fl. and having no tacks or nail- to wear Hie stocking or hurt the feet, makes them as comfortable and well-tilting as a hand-sewed shoe, liny the host. None genuine unless oil Isutom L.

Jiouglas shoe, warniutisl." I I S.UOE. ihe original andoniv liaiid sewed welt -hoc. which equals ciisloni-iiuide -Ins- costing lroin ifi to f.l. IV. DOl'til.

50 1I(E is uuet' lor heavy wear. VV. DOKil. VS "i SHOE is worn by all Hoys, and is the licst school shoe in ihe world. All the atmve gissls are made in Uur-toitand Lace.Hiidi! not snkibv vourdeaicr, wrilo AV.

1.. r.rocklon, Miirsa. .1. (. II Mi Agent.

iioi net IKWMAKI.Ml A' I L. S. GERBERICH, 1 A( II Kl! OF KOOMS to rent, with or without hoard. Call or adiliess, lis Sivrh street. 1 A II III A(i reimiring, all branches, lu-t and cheapest.

Jennings Secoli I and Ixs eu-t. ri'HE YANKEE IT KE KINDI.EIt is the eheap-J est kindling ill the market. For sale by fuel dealers and grocers. P'uH KENT-A lew plea-ant room nicely furnished with luiai'il, can be hail in reasonable rates al West I'iiM between ourl ave. and iibiui.

I iMPET'ENT III a iK EI'I'EKS ami siemn; 1 uph-i ts fiirni-lied by oa llo-iues-1 sev -ruth and f.iieu-t. L'ull liKXT-l'li'ii-atit finiilslii room-; r.iio er month: E'ghth Si. HHirolt-. Iniu ill 1 111. VS.

EXI'KESS and ih ii I gies. earriages built and pai noil Sei IH it SE. eiirlil iihimis. very eoii-M'liienl. gnisl barn, all pleasantly located on stn ct car line.

per mouth, or ill sell furniture very cheap. Aiblress. I. care llegister. I.tilt KENT Elegnnt soil of rooms and store rii.

in. No. I lilt Wtvt Walnut. ,1. M.

II si. Exposition a WTKAVED -From 1 l-'Ci iilnol III. ,1 Ml llli It, 11 11. eet. dark rod Person" giving lofoi nialioi! or reiui lung 'ili receive snit- P1NAF0RTE AND Y10LIN, rewind.

Venter's Oporn Mouse. To-morrow evening at Foster's Mi ora Van Tassel and her own select company III be heard In spectacular production of "The Hidden Hand." Among the principal scenes that will be pre-scented arc view of the Hudson Uiver by Moonlight;" the Brooklyn Bridge." showing the cars passing to and fro, Is.ats plving the river, Brooklyn illuminated: lihick In prison, depleting thrilling events in Ills eventful career; The Robber" Home" in the i averns of Ltiruy, novel of scenic splendor; "A Flood in 'the James River;" "The Haunted Jlou-e in the wood-, itli a rain fall of real water; Great Plantation Scene Hurricane Hall, in Virginia. Introducing it coterie of minstrel artists in banjo solos, dances, walkaround-, and that Ith a grand orche-tra make up it most enjoyable evening'-entertainment. Seats now on sale at the n-ford Drug Store. )M in Motion.

"Monte Crislo Thursday eve. Fehruan Mr. O'Neil kct hi hearer 'wrapt In as the outspoken sailor boy, afterward the mi-era-hie prisoner of eighteen' years, and thee as Ihe cool and determined of the Irea-iire of Monte with vengeance hi, oulv aim. The naturalness of his calm demeanor, or the outburst of his pavdon caught Hie Hudiciiee atU (waved it Trm admiration awe, UiT l.lie I hilt I If lV.tVT TU INFiiliM On of Des Vloim tin- lie I'nited Stales 111 eiirinir ehn 1 nt 1 1 it Theory, Solo ami Kueuil.iie l'luyinsr. Ninth DES MulMBS.

st record ill tlio lie diseases, 'l'iiiise liiieolll'il x-i- L'nlt IIENT Two nice nimrtmeiiis In V'oisc block, corner Third and a -tieei. '-he M'AN'FeIi TO KENT AI'lilL 1st -A weli-lndll house of about nine rismis III (iincnient to l.o-iiK-s, with tiatb piom. Ad-dle-s, gi iliv eVIiet liK'alloll nod pnel', I. 1. car.

Kii.is'iiii iiiiiible 10 oav iis nti-il In 1 1 e-i mill tividv cioed lllc a uii'c iuuee in De- Vfoiues It H-iulh I to to IH lil. 1. 1-1, 11,1 Will 1 11 ea-h 01 heavy mortgage. II. Aruolil.

ItiKini M. Hlock. of six rooms. Ir'IO lll -1- L. I iiiiipbell.

I. ii-i II I isiilll I VOlt III. VI -lion ne-s. Apply reel. Kooni ie-k at 'ANTED A good cylinder CHAS.

A. BISHOP, ATTOKA'E AT LAW, IiooiH-s 8 ami lO.ClappJil.H'k. n-ii9ili7 jiucs 11. nrefaint. n- "'M irtw.

DIETRICK McMARTIN, ATTGMEYS AtiO COUNSELLORS AT LAW, no liinev ngure nt vi toiinti stiiM-t. IfEIISDNAL-MinlHin eluirvovaut. and for-luno teller, has located at Foori ii street. L'OH PEN store room and cellar with show eiec- couriers and scales, ou Itieir.ma: PosiollU-e'hcilooir. I'o-'-e-ion l-t.

Anpiv II. II. Tn.ilor. Ilerwiek. In.

V'l'l I' -N'i' forni-lt-l is m. end heal. t'U'll ai'l 1 oiulii Min l.i.ar lU' i-e, here she will read your past, pro-cut mi f.i- adin i.pon tea: anil liiatih. ic suits ol iuuiTiov. Im I i vie.

Vttvv tvius, m. iu, 'Ji)..