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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-n BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Batchford sat yesterday morning to hear
motions in involuntary bankruptcy.
Samuel Srook ror Himself and against HIS Co.
partner, Louis BOtcnldn-AdjOurned to July 81.
Joseph Crockett and christian r. Scl.rar1lnee Jor
Themselves and Against Their Copayt,ser, James G.
Js,celL-Adjourned to June 20.
Samuel s. Ackernan ana Others ys. Alexander
HdrfhH.-Proof Of service was fled The respond
ent denied that he had committed the act of bank
ruptcy alleged against him in the petition OF the
creditor, and demanded trial by jury. The Court
made an order accordingly.
Harvey Way and Ralph S. barron Us. Henry Win
ters.-Proof OF same filed. Default OF debtor taken
and Court ordered adjudication OF bankruptcy.
The Same plaintiffs cS. James r. Calkfns.-Prooi
OF service filed. Default Of debtor taken and the
Court ordered an adjudication of bankruptcy.
John n. anderson ana Others as. Willianl Bon
1Iedu-Adjourned TO July 2.
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ARRESTS DURING THE WEEK.-The total number Of
arrests in Brooklyn last week was 434.
INsTALLATION.-On Friday night the officers Of
Cambridge Lodge, F. A. NJ. No. 6s2, were installed
The ceremonies took place in the rooms Of Common
wealth Lodge, In Washington street.
SUICIDE BY SHoOTING.-Adolph Bauman, German
pedler, who had been in an inebriated state for
several days, shot himself through the heart yes.
e. D.
RAISING OF A LIBERTY PoLK.-The members Of
Engine Company No. yesterday raised a graceful
liberty pole in front Of their house. Of South
First and Fourth streets, +. d. In the presence OF
large number OF citizens.
BODY RncovERED.-The body OF an unknown man
was found noating in the water near the Atlantic
dock yesterday morning. The deceased is supposed
to be one OF the men who was blown up at the time
OF the boiler explosion on the tugboat. The body
was removed to the deadhouse for Identification.
THE NEW WATER MAIN.-The wOrkmen en-
ployed in laying the new water main In Atlantic
street came upon the granite foundation OF the old
operations. They will probably lay the pipes the
north side OF the street and leave the tunnel unds-
turbed.
RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL team Of horses attached
to q carriage belonging to Mr. C. Meyers took fright
IN Navy street yesterday and ran away. The driver
was thrown from his box and severely injured, and
before the team could be stopped they smashed the
carriage to pieces The damage will amount to about
$1,000.
A BROOKLYN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.-L G.. Gould
ing has issued the first Brooklyn Business Directory,
book OF reference which will prove very accepts.
BILE to the thousands Of dealers transacting business
with our sister city. The book is In very compact
shape, and q simple and Ineligible system OF ar.
rangement enables ready consultation OF its lists Of
merchants and tradesmen.
THE SUPERINTBNDKNTs OF THE PooR.-The special
committee appointed by the Board OF Supervisors to
investigate the charges against the superntendents
of the Poor examined number Of witnesses yester-
day, but nothing OF Importance was ELECTED. It was
stated in the Board Of Supervisors that there were
dozen engineers about the Amshouse who did not
The committee appointed by the Superlntendents OF
the Poor TO look into the matter reported yesterday
that a. the boilers, engines, &C., at the difYerent
buildings required to be 0verhaued and repaired u
would be inexpedient TO discharge any Of the
engineers.
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED RAPB.-Patrolman Archibald
L. Frazer, Of the Forty precinct Greenpoint
was yesterday arrested on warrant and arraigned
before Justice VOORHEES,, on charge Of attempting
to violate the person OF girl OF twelve years. named
ANN Maria Wmot. on the 9Th inst, at her fathers
residence. The accused pleaded NOT guilty and de.
manded an immediate examination but he was CON-
miIted TO the county jei until tomorrow morning.
Oflcer Frazer boarded In the house occupied BY the
family Of the complainant ct the time the alleged
Onence was committed, but has since changed his
residence, and no and his friends assert that the
charge against him originated In malice on the part
of the plalntlfrs 6top-m0ther.
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the school year with reception on Friday evening
which was attended BY large and deeply Interested
audience Addresses were made by Mayor Hilton
superintendent Brigham aud Professor Eaton. d
Brooklyn.
Newark.
The SUICIDE MANIA-A GRRMAs WOMAN Curs Hsu
THRoAr WITH RAzoR.-SOme time between II
hours Of four and six o'clock yesterday morning Q
German woman named Victoria Bauer forty.tws
years OF age, and residing at 20 Lewis street. neas
Springfield avenue, committed suicide by cutttnx Q
frghtful cash across her throat which resulted In
her death about haf-past six O'clock It sppess1
winter BY which her mental faculties were serious1
impaired Since then, at various times, she haa
acted sS cy very strangely rang On Friday she had been
thought her malady was considerably aggravated.
Her husband, who Is 9 shoemaker doing bIsiness q
about halfpast four. After remaining in vegetabI5
lot near by some two hours he returned for breakfast
and found ms wiie lying on the oor, fully dressed.
razor lying at her side. Both wrists were also badly
cut. She died in the poor mans arms short time
Oldest son being only thirteen years Of age. Is
QUESTIONABLE MODE OF yesterday
young girl Of decent appearance was committed 70
the county jail for three months at the complaint Of
her father Patrick Sherry Of NO. 22s Warren street.
who states that he is unable to prevent his chiil
from STAYING away om home late at night and asss
1t Is utterly impossible for her to live with parena
who Is continually beating and quarreiling with her
In any case, could not the poor child's reclamation
have been effected by some means other than con-
signing her to three months c0mpanionship with
common street walkers thieves and burglarsf
KILLED THROUGH FALLING Down AN EMBANK.
MENT.-A little boy named James Mccarthy, residing
with his parents at No. 27 Catharne street, wiAAs
playing with others near an embankment on the
corner OF william and Snipman streets Yesterday
morning, fell into an excavation and sustained in.
wards.
DARING ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY IN JEWEL.
RY EsTABLIsHMENT.-At an early hour yester-
day morning party Of five burglars entered ths
jewelry establishment Of Messrs Tucker & Marzax
No. 81 Hamilton street, and made several unsuccess.
lul efforts to blow open SAFE female residing
In the vicinity states she saw five well dressed men
enter the place and heard the noise Of their opera.
tions but through fear was afraid to give any alarm
CITY DIRECTORY.-This work for the year 1893
the second edition OF the enterprise-has made IL
appearance in very handsome form. Its Typography
is unexceptonabe, and In this respect is model fos
similar compilations. In addition to the catalogue
of names an appendix is added, making complete
guide to all the public buildings, courts banks,
schools and churches. variety Of general informa.
tiOn is also given, rendering the book a desirable
work OF reference. concise map with list Of the
Streets avenues and. other thOroughfares completes
Its usefulness. According to the preface, NowarG
has q population of 1O5, 900.
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SUPERIOR cOuaT-sptcul Term.
Decisions.

Judge Garvn rendered judgment In the following
cases yesterday morning -
with $40 costs.
Roche rs Reeder.-Motion granted.
bH0trn et al as. Post et ai.-Moton granted with
Out costs.
BtroSoH ps. United States LIE Insurance COM
pdnU-GOtion granted without costs.
IN Ue natter oC Pdrick MeepV To be DISCHARGED
from Ctyto1y-writ dismissed and PRISONER re-
tnanded back 10 custody.
uOV Assignee, de-, rs. Durts.- Motion granted.
dndeSntdf Us. Scllesinyer.- Melton denied with
81 costs. w
The Memphis Bank rs. Smith, Inp.-Motion
granted and commission issued.
IN NE Matter W U,e Petition Of John f. walsh for
The appointment Of q guardian ad Uteai-Motion
granted.
BY Judge McCunn
PeTtner et AZ Us. Haln.-Motion granted with $40
costs. ~
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NEW JER Sc Y.
Com IN nssnipaw.

THE STOCK YARDs.-The receipts at the stock
yards during the past week were 237 cars, contain
ing 2,1sO cattle, zoos hogs, 4,7oo sheep and 2s1
horses There were slaughtered during the same
time 800 CATTLE $500 hogs and 5,loO sheep.
Hudson City.
COLLISION IN THE ERIE TUNNEL-On Thursday
night as train No. 20 on the Erie Railway was pass
ing through the tunnel Bergen coupling broke
and the carriages separated shortly subsequent to
this accident Morris and Essex train due at III 35
p. M, was signaled TO pass on the suppostlon
being that all was right and when about midway
ran Into the rear car OF the Erie train, causing
delay OF about three hours No person was injured,
II being freight train with only one passenger car
attached. The empl0y6 In charge OF the communi-
cation OF running the trains In the tunnel IL OF fault
for mol noticing when the cars emerged AT the west
end that there was no rod light displayed In the rear,
which Is a signal that ell Is right.
Bergen.
THs INSTITUTE In this new suburban cty closed
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SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBEBS.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
CompnDy's Case-The Corporation Sus.
tnined in the Issue Of Stock for the Pay nl
Of Dividends.
Before Judge Tngraham.

Before Judge Tngraham.
Howell 81 al. Us. The chicago and Northeastern
Rortt'odd ConDdny.-This was a suit brought by
the plaintiffs 10 enjoin the defendants from issuing
preferred stock in payment OF dividends upon the
preferred and common stock OF the company. The,
plaintiffs who are holders OF common stock and
convertible bonds o. the company, claimed that the
dividend IN preferred stock illegal as giving an
extraordinary dividend OF unknown value and un-
known preference 10 the preferred stockholders and
that decreased the value OF the privilege OF conver
sion OF bonds.
The Court yesterday rendered an extended opinion
on the motion recently argued to continue the pre-
holding
Fust-1hat the company has power TO increase
both common and preferred stock at will
Second-That the issuing OF stock as q dividend ia
more advantageous 70 stockholders than the pay
ment OF dividends in money, and the probable con-
replace the money invested In the road.
Thtrd-The declaration Of one board OF stock
holders that II will not increase the company's
stock is not governing or binding on subsequent
board.
Fourth-At present prices OF stock the holders of
common stock obtain al least as large q dividend
m comparison with the holders OF preferred stock
- they are entitled 70.
FVth-No fraudulent intent is shown In the issue
Of this stock.
Sisth-The State courts have no operative jursdic.
tion.
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sUnn0GlTe'S COURT.
Wills Admitted to Probate.
Before surrogate Tucker.

The wills Of the following named persons. de.
ceased were admitted to probate the past week,
vz;-Jacob Brewer, Henry DE Baum, Conrad Fritz,
Thos. X. Foster John Q. Osborne, Elizabeth l.. Pea.
body, Thos. w. Letson, WIN. Lnageman Isaac Wood.
Maria Reid, Frederick Loeber Richard T. Robinson
Reuben Lowell, Patrick King, Catharine Bender. IA.
ran A. Harral, Robert Farrell. Letters of admins.
tration granted on estates OF Thos Gillick John
Beard, Michael Flanagan, Eliza Iyland Mary Silver,
Daniel Baxter, WIN. 4. Jackson. Richard ID, Peck.
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CITY N7ELMGEsOE.

THR WEArHRR YEsTERDAY.-The following is q
record Of the temperature for the past twentyfour
hours as well as the weeks average. Indicated by
the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy, 2is Broad.
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suaaoeArry couar-KlMes COUNTY.
Bequests to Public Institutions-wills Ad,
ted To Probate, &c.

ted to Probate, &c.
Before Surrogate veeder.
The wills OF Ellen N Duryea, OF the town Of Plat.
BUSH John p. Morgan and John Murtagh, Of Brook.
lyn we're proved in the Surrogates Court during the
past week.
The following charitable bequests appeared in the
will OF Ellen N Duryea:To the Society for the Ame-
lioration of the Colored Population of Flatbush,
S7OO: to the General Synod OF the Reformed Dutch
Church, 1880; to the Coored Home In the city Of
New York, $500
Letters Of administration were granted on the es-
tates OF Elizabeth Waring Henry Boerum. william
Brooklyn.
A number Of letters OF guardianship were also
granted during the week.
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SUPERIOR coUnr-caAMptss.
Alleged whiskey Frauds.
Before Judge McCunn.

Before Judge McCunn.
The People, on TIE Complaint OF James s. Black.
rs. John r. Hayvis, j. N. Walker, Charles r. cope.
trnd and Emile NJ Bi,m.-Ths case came up on
an adjourned hearing The defendants are under
arrest for having as alleged, frauduently obtained
the OF t45 from the plaintiff In certain Illicit
whiskey transaction. The examination of the de-
PENDANTS was opened yesterday, but was subse.
Vuently adjourned Til Monday.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Contempt Of Court-violatioa Of nm Injunction
Of the United States.

Of the United States.
Before Judge Blatchford.
The United States us. Watam Mullee.-The de-
fendant was restrained last summer by an injunc-
tion of the United States Circuit Court from infring
ing on the rights Of patentee in the manufacture
OF rubber combs He refused to comply with the in
junction. and a writ was executed up0n him,
and when brought up for judgment he was dis
own recOgnizance. was charged against HIM
that he persisted In his invasion OF the patentee's
was again arrested and This day, on being brought
up for Judgment the Court passedlsentence that he
should pay $4,000 as reimbursement OF the expen-
ses the paentee waSat in pursuit OF his prosecution
and to stand committed TO prison until that fine is
paid.
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90 go riding on the rails elevated over Greenwich
street on Tuesday afternoon. large number OF
papers were introduced, and the Board adjourned
until Monday at two r. NJ.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-19

Gen. Maggie and six others of the JaSkmel
prisoners have started for home, pledging
themselves never to tread on British spii
again. A.d20l az 'lI-LL--Ltis \
: The Prince and Princess of Wales arA
rived in Dublin on the 18th, and were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. So says the
telegram. :
b Texas produces many strange vagaries.
The last is an egg with n rose stem pro-
truding from one end. Delicate omelettes
those eggs would make. tve
Waterproof hats are now being made from
Manila paper pulp. We SUPPOSE the next
invention will he India rubber heads to put
in them.
There are approaching thirty-two thou
sand lawyers in the Emitted States There
ought to be no wrongs where there are so
many to assert right.
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and outrage have hitherto reigned without
fear. The Catholic world is strong enough
to redress the wrongs of Ireland and of Po-
land, and that strength ought to be used.
Formerly, the sovereigns gave to the Pontiff
power enough to protest efectually against
oppression. Let the people now restore it
to him.
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We congratulate the residents of the Fourth
District on the establishment among them of n
book and stationery establishment. Mr.. Philip
Antoine, 1913 Josephine street, next door to ST.
Mary Germany Church, isfthe gentleman to
whom they ave indebted for this convenience.
In addition to the customary articles found in
such places, he keeps on hand q general stock
of Catholic prayer books, bibles, lives of sainss,
controversial and historical works, etc. For
more particular details, we refer our readers to
M. Antone's advertisement il anot' er column.
We advise all who are in want Of bon5ols,
candies, fancy syrups, or anything else in the
way of "goodies," to call AT The mammoth
manufacturing house of Mr.. Ernest Turpin,
No. % Old Levee street. Dealers can count
on Ieceiving the best of treatment and
goods.
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The publisher of a newspaper in Delaware
recently recovered thirteen years subscrip
ton from patron, who plead the statute
of limitations. The contract was continuous.
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AT n wedding in Providence, Il few days
ago, the bride demanded THAT her lover
should relinquish tie use OF tobacco; he
refused, and the proceedings ended in smoke.
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According to the Picay"ne, chloroform
and hartshorn, in equal proportions, will
cure the headache, but if cologne be added,
it will burst the-bottle and the head, too.
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The collector of Galveston, Oscar Minor,
is dead.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTOZART'S TWELFTH MASS, WITH A FULL
1tl Orchestra, composed Of the best musicians in the
city, together with many OF the best singers OF all the
clches viii he given ut st. AIphonsuss Hall, early in
the month OF May er the direc ion of p. oes.or Won
LaIache aud Mr.. Joseph NJ lle Orgrnist of ST. AiphOn
10 Church for the benefit of ST. Eza5eths Asylum
in great distress.
Any person wishing aid in the above. do by
JOHN HENDERSON,
apl9 tt No 90 Tchoupitoulas st.
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DR1cE LIST OF CHOICE TEAS.

Imperial fine 81 40; finest, 81 60 per Ill., Gunpowder
81 Go finest Al so pcr H. Young Tyson, 81 48 finest
per H. Ooong 81 30, finest, 40 per h. English
Urea kist nest ii per H. Uncoorod Japan, finest,
81 So lb Mixed lgreen and black finest 81 81 III
We can save to Tea from fifty cents to
dollar ON every pound they buy and IT, after giving
Teas trial they tory, they
turned, and the money will be refunded
j. w. PLATT Grocer,
apple 1t - Corner Camp and Poydras streets.
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|
turned, and the money viii BE Tefspas A.
-apls 1t Corner Camp and Poydras streets.
ERNEST TURPIN WHOLESALE MANUFAC.
r. turer of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Choeeiate.
Paste, Drops. and syrup, BY steam Inportsr Of
sss e. Tog snR
Papers for Cake Stands or Bonq,ets Cartonnages or
s LOUIS and New g
mnl9 ~
4 alcKENNA, LATE OF TIVE SODA WATER
fully ons & Fl a e pe mat ri Ss sa
opened the est; 5ls',nent formerly known Lopez's
sa'e of Soda Wate, Mead Pasy, Ice Cream, and Com
His r:;, ons will find the Soda Water and Mead to be
nplg ia, ana " otter "F'''' OF the 0'is q MekENNA
~. UNDEETAK EE,
10. Tchorpitou.s seet, between First and Second.
IIe..sea ant Carriages for hire.
nae-as attended to IN by the proprietor; and
he hopes by st-.ct attention. to obtain share of tho
public patronage apis y. ~
pHILIP ANTON l..
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
10. 1913 Jo,cpire Street, next door st. Mary's
Germ:.n Church,
hand general stock of Catholic Prayer Books,
historical work. .Iio Mis-lsruytr1es Altar cards
an Clalice5 argo 30 mt Of Beads and Medals,
G S;n s r. s the on LACE sr sn Wal all
Candle Uhed safes. etc, etc, at lowest
Pctu. G., Countc., SHOW cases, etc., framed made
to order. apI9 6ul
HAHILEI& CoFFEY-
~ JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos. 726 IS Water streets Fourth District,
NEW ORLEANS,
DEALRHs
Hay Corn, Oats, Bran Flour, Potatoes Cake, Rock
Salt etc, and Manu- of Self Raising Flour.
Also navs constantly on hand superior quality
Quicken and Cow Feed, Corn Bran. etc ''' ''
STes e s and % and goods de-
We sell cheap for Cash. Give "a call and convince
yourselves ap12 1y
(.H1sM BOYD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in
BagGng, Rope and Irvine; Iron Ties, Hay, Corn, and
No. 81 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
miles, tf-
CITY MONEY AT A PREMIUM.
/. @. KERRY. PETER HAKr.
BERRY & HART,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,,
No. ii Camp street. New Orleans. =
Country orders promptly attended to.
NJ B-Goods delivered any part of the city free Of
drayage.
City Money received Premium of Five Per Cont
over the current rates. fnhiS em
WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS. WALL PAPER.
WINDOW SHADES ETC. .
A largo and well selected stock OF the above goeds
always sale greatly reduced prices e
M. wHEELAHAE,
fec " No. los CanA street
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coz -oo111oNs FOR TEE SEMINARY.

trr'he following is the result of the Easter
cole otous lot the Seminary:
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~. Q y ID /: T A X Il,
10. Tchor pitos Greet between First and Second.
IIe.9sea ant Carriages for hire.
fne-as attended to N person by the proprietor; and
he hopes by st-.ct attention, to obtain share of tho
public patronage. ap19 ~ ~
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4. McKENNA, LATE OF TsIE SODA WATER
-. ManrffcsOry OF McCloskey & Mckenna, respect
fully Informs his friends and the public That ho has
opened the est: blisiment formerly known LOpezs
Saoon No. I69 Canal street, OF Danpin
sa'e of Soda Wae,, Mead Pas. " Ice Cream and Con-
ectoDeIy.
His pa will fad the Soda Water and Mead to be
t.e qralitv which has already made them we'll
,:nowr and all other articles of the best quality.
apI9 In Il. McKENNA.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-17
pRENTIS'S COUGH MIXTURE,

A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
a Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Bronchial Afec
tions. oppression of the Chest and Lungs,
Whooping Cough Group, and Incipient Con
sumption.
Nv family have used Prentiss Cough Mixture
for several years, and have always found it very
eficacious in all cases of coughs and colds.
B. B. WOODWARD.
1t will give mo pleasure to say that have
used and given the above preparation many
times, and that it has cured coughs in every case
tried. J.J. SEWERAGE
have used Prentis's Cough Mixture and find
it all and mere than recommended: it gave me
speedy relief when other remedies failed, and
can cheerfully recommend it.
THos. F. ALLEN.
take pleasure in recommending the mixture.
have tried it for myself and my children, and
can recommend it to the public as an No. | ar
tele. }. M. ELDRTDGE.
can recommend Prentis's Cough Mixture as
the best preparation for coughs and colds that 1
have ever used, and cheerfully recommend it to
the public. JoHN B. CAFAECHAEL'
find Prentis's Cough Mixture a safe, speedy,
and reliable remedy in all cases in which it is
recommended S. l.. MITCHELL
For sale by J. 2. HARRIS, Druggist, No. 5S
Brady St, DsyenpNrt, Iowa. mch20d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-17
a GARD.

The ,ubseriber, for the past ten years engaged
a, cntter at Mr.. Cones Merchant Tailoring Es-
t1hli.hment, would inform his friends and the
citizens Of Rock Island and vicinity, that he has
opeped New Merchant Tailoring Establishment
f5r the purpose of manufacturing to order hrst
class Gpe custom work to those that have been IN
The habit Of getting their garments cut by US,
while at Mr.. Cones we would extend an INVITA-
lion to call on US at our new establishment, and
to those that cannot get suited in Rock Island
and are in the habit of sending east for their gar
r,epts we would invite them to call ana give us
trial. Seeng confident that we can suit them IN
every respect. We have handsome assortment
Of fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vespngs, together
with a largo variety Of splendid French Costlngs
and Tricots in different shades and coiors Tor hne
business suits. Also fine Beavers in different
oolors for overcoats--all of which We will make
to order in the best aud most fashionable manner
flower rates than the same class Of goods can be
obtained on either side Of the river. Call and
examine our styles, and compare our goods aud
prices with those engaged in the same business.
THOMAS MCCULLOUGH,
North side Of Third Street, near the Post Ohoe,
Davenport, Iowa.
Formerly cutter at Cones.
n. B, The cutting department is under our
own supervision. ov29dly