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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-25

Grand otal. ....................--. Si64,UU,O
REFERENCEs-We refer by permission, to the
following gentlemen of our C.tp. ana would he
ri ID If the credulous would write to any of them
R. p DICK, Judge U. s. Di-trict Court, Western
District, &C
THOS. SETTLE, Judge Supreme Curt.
/ - b. EOGH Register in Bankruptcy.
RO NJ DvU LAS. U. S. Marshal.
w s. BALL, Editor New North State"
DUFFY & JGHr, Editors "Pttri"t."
CHAS f. SHOBER Of firm Of vi lson & Shober,
kankers.
JUL us A. GnAY Cashier Of the Bank of Green's
boro.
| R. NJ. STAFFORD, Sheriff of Guilford,
J. d. WHITE, Postmaster.
ODELL, Raglan & CO., Merchants.
j. W. SCOTT, Merchant.
PRICE OF TICKETS, $3.50; NUMBER OF TICKETS
| ISSUED. ONLY 100000
| How TO pEMIT-Noney should be sent by Reg
stered Lett r, Post Office ord r, or Express, with
name Pc Office, County and State of the purchas-
| er written plan y.
For iurth par iculars apply TO the manager,
| Box 8, Greensboro, n. G.
CYRUS P. Me- DFNI LII, MANAGER.
- AGENTS WANTED. IA
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6 The attention of those afflicted with Colds,
Coughs, or with any disease of the Lung is dlrec-
ted to this valurale remedy. Colds and oughs are
easily taken, and If negl' cted may lead to disease
of the lungo. What is needed under such circuan.
stances is q reliable remedy. peedy in affording
relief and eectual in ting further progrt IS of
the disea e.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries, and in
Rock Island by John Bengston, Emil Kphler, Z
Bruernert aud Benser d Thomas.
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New ORLf ANS sept 90, 1s13
CAPT TRYON j, OODWARD
Agent Mayuir's Medicines.
No IS MagaZ ne Street:
ESTEEMED SIR From a feeling of heartfelt graf
itude. and general sense of duty, am pr mpted
to address you and respectfully beg to give !I-a
voluntary and brief statement oil my past and pres
ent state of he 18th. UNDRANG" LIVER AND BLOoI
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic My health for
years has been bad. but from the commencement u
this year rapidly declined, forming me 10 abandon
all chararte of business: md upon becoming COP
plctely paralyzed in my right and with my
whole right side thrvate ed became helpless ara
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skilifui physcia of his and o her States and
cities, with no benefit and, in fact, my own nedi
cal knowle ledge forces realize the fact that uE-
|, SO some change and improvement took place soon
| with me would shortly die, and made my every
| earthly arrangement accordingly, when by mos:
provrdentia circumstance | was directed to and
! met you. about month ago, and, from your gen
erous sympa n.y. was induced ito crafty you, Blu
| with no hope or confidence of benefit to myself
only try the undurango: and to my utmost aston
ishmrnt and era i1ication. am now almost ertirtl
| restored to perfect health. and thar ny Tic nee g
hnt hoitic of tn CINDUkA>G y LIVER Ar'
RIOOn BITTERS and SARSAPAI lila Io>'- itel
in. .ecd renewed and Re nrrt c'ed na,.. anti VII
Uvcl, my dear -Ir. ne - tefUl ~ my reme Elhrahct
o. for the kind int resi- ana generous SYM atty
shown me in my VT he'd helplcssness and an
C uvinced that to the us, of Cunderango and Nv
vine Pr"vi enc through you- am Ind' hted t"r
new lease of ife-
From a sense of cuty. lei me that ''nhci
ton of my case b, made anC by my la py ex''ll-
encc none ueed dep IT. and thai through you. in
the use of Cundur:ngo. they nay also find r,ile
has fled. With respee. and gra itude, | remain
| NV URL ANS S'-pt ~, 1873
We the unde rsigncd, being ersOnal lily acqua nteu
with Dr.. Logan, cheerfully certify that he bove
statement is true and correct N very tar,lcniar
sc McCALtISTER
| Pm GOODWIN
| DAN'L HICEAR
Sold sv censprlS Thomas. !ock I'and.
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GEORG ETO W N.

bound FOR ARLINGToS.-The streets
present a very lively appearance tins morn
ing, occa stoned by the great number of peO-
pie on foot and ia vehicles on their way 70
attend The decoration ceremonies at ArliaC-
ton. The number of people passing through
Georgetown will. however. hardly. compare
with that of any former year since the com
meucemeut OF the observance Of the day.
IMPROYENENTS.-The work OF lowering
tie water mains on Bridge street. between
the market house and Aqueiuct bridge is IN
progress and is attended with many difficult
ties
MessTS. Young & Keenan, have remodeled
the former residence OF Richard Cruit, ST.. on
Bridge street, between Montgomery and
Greene streets, and have by the addition of
one story ard otherwise enlarging the build
ing greatly enhanced the appearance and
value of the same.
GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived by the canal
Boat William Rider. with 2.OG0 bushels OF
wheat and 800 bushels Of corn TO Hartley &
Bro.
FISH MARKET-MessTs, Simmons & Co.
sold to-day 5000 herring al ST per thousand.
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A l. Elk A n ID RI a.

GEN. DENVER's HOUSE FIRED.-A bout , &
Jhls y. IN. smoke was seen issuing from the
rear OF the large dwelling on Royal street.
lately the residence OF Col. James s. French,
and sold by him to Gen. Denver, OF Colorado.
The Hydraulion engine, being close at hand,
attached to the nearest plug, and the Hook
and Ladder company were soon up, and eN-
unguiShed the flames. The fire was kindIed
in the cellar, doubtless with incendiary pur-
pose. II being a present unoccupied
) PROPERTY SALES.-GTeen & Wise, auc-
uoneerS and real estate agents, sold to-day
the two brick dwellings and lots on east side
OF Fairfax, between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets, belonging to The estate of the late
John l.. PascOe, as follows No. Il2 to G.
w. Hershey. for Sl25. and No. III, to Noble
Smith, for S42j.-Se7tinel. 18Th.
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TIE corr t.

- CIRCUIT tOURT-JlSCtge HnDL1Srelts
Yesterday. GOtthelf, Behrend & Co. vs..
Brown Il Brown; action on an account: the
question being the liability of VIM. Brown
IOr goods purchased by Aaron Brown and
we ". when the plaintiffs alleged credit was
20 MIS-. Lena Brown. Turner VS. Barber:
judgment set aside on payment OF costs.
POLICE CoURT-J,,otoe Smell
ltS er ay, Alexander Adams profanity: s.
LIE LII hiG.menstein, samei -. Henry j.
throwing stones In the street: So Marion
Narinl, profanity; IS. Herman Hessler,
same, .. Richard Bennett, forfeited colIat,
gravel banks as vagrant. William b.
ebSter, forfeited collateral. Henry
crosby. colOred, charged with trespassin9
on me grass OF the Smithsonian grounds; IS.
Jane Young, profane on street. Jane said
coiored man scandaliZei her name and she
cursed MIN for IL; %. Thos. Cross, forfeited
Collateral for disorderly conduct. Michael
Mig, charged with selling liquor without
license; Sl05 and costs.
TODAY.
Richard Shankland and John Eearney
Slrowlng stones on the street; IS each. VIM.
Smlth, dlsorderly in Georgetown; So Frank
harris and Margaret Clagett, loud and bois-
ferrous; - each. Benjamin Angel. dIsorierlv
conduct; =. Thomas Norris, profanity; as
phen Bolley, dumping street sweepings nv, a
vacant lot unlawfully; 81. Wesley Johnson
PLEADED guilty 10 breaking the walls of his
S s,I IN 6 Us sta,ion-honse where he was con-
was SO; fined 500. Harrison Crawford was
charged with malicious trespass in cTttin9
sods from the land of another; s.. DicS
christopher. larceny of a watch and pair of
shoes from Jackson Lee; SO or thirty DAYS.
Jerry Johnson, iarcenyof pair of shoes yai-
ued al s.; $50 or thirty days. Henry Dakin.
a vagIant, was sentenced 10 be sent down.
but begged of, saying he would denSrt for
his home in Virginia In one hour if permit
ted to do so. He was released. ami na5e a
Decline for the Long bridge.
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LOCAL n E " :
Condensed Locals.

Tire street lamps will be HzutaI ton alt
81 50 =. m. and extingUishe. AZ - a. II.
EioeTal waters on draugHt and iu bottles
are offered at ThompS1u'S drug Sfora
Meeting college Pharmacy, Monday. May
81. % a m. See at.
H,nTleT'S auction sale is continued NDl-
Gay morning and evening, SuI daily there
aFter.
col. Thomas 2. Florence Is st1F n great
sufferer from Tire illness which las confined
MIN 10 his room so lOuE-
Tie Criminal Court VIII Teconvcne on
Monday next. hUt viii he .,ii's. ruei over on
account of tie press Tp OF The business on the
Court iu General Term fCr another week.
tn, Marine band having bepl engaged to
Tartiefrata in the Memorial exercises to-day.
WI lot play south OF the President grounds
Ghr~ evening
TIE G1-ef'e tomorrow will have m elab-
crate review 81 the decoration day cere-
RIoTl Is. TciU'liUC DAISY Ialis patriotic
GOen -.l'T 2 a tear DER my Hero" and Will
contain much other Interesting matter.
tie haESFeaTe Club creiitabIy enacted
NJ comedy Of Married Life and me farce
'.The LOST Love Letters" To a very large
Audience at the National Theafer last night.
Among the audience were the President and
several members OF tine Cabinet.
NJ. Tobias Walker, the well known grocer
Al 'te corucTOf Maryland avenue and nth
Sire q southwest was seriously Injured yes
tefcay ry being thrown from his bus y near
III fiefi a'5 o. business IN morse having '"hen
TIE oldest Inhabitants Association have
nHau. arras. gpu-rfS flT ihrir usual cpIebra-
UCu o.! July .. There WIFI Do = GoCt. sober,
Old fashioned gathering. when The Dcclara-
lion Of IEdeTelcencr Will De read py Admiral
T.. NJ Powell. United states navy. aud the
Grafton delivered by Mr.. Joseph a Bradley.
ia Il notice If the inquest on the body Of
Cornelius shea IN yesterdays STAR the
On >siuf Cf tho by made IL appear that
Li-ut. Kelly was q witness. The testimony
which appears 10 he that Of Lieut.. Kelly was
That OF FlowGeu. and was brought out by
en-. SfiOnS from LleUt. Kelly.
Nothw iff Standing the blow made by
O erS- J. c WisWail & Co. are determined
Mt 70 De UHdeTsOld by any house dealing in
the same class and quality or goods. They
only AK an eyamiratiOu Of stock and COM
Tari>0u OF prices. feeling sure that they can
AZ De- custom thus obtained. see advertise
inert elsewhere.
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
o. Z street and Louisiana avenue paws five
Per cent. interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the Cd of each month, Call and get a
copy of the regulations. 525J
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annun on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours TO A. SATURDAYS. o
TO and 6 toS. 2yt3ItfI6
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a XaIuo HE DIrnrnr

Dr: Z. w. Benson. a Practicing Physician
igo North Eutaw street, Baltimore. (who has
pad much attention TO nervous diseases
mas discovered that extract of Celery and
Chamomile combined, In certain proper
uoa. invariably cures either Bilious Dvs-
peptic, Nervous or Sick Headache Neural
eta and Nervousness. This is a triumph IN
medical chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail. He prepares
IL III pms at 90 cents per box. The Doctor is
largely known and highly respected in Bal
tlmore.-EpiscOp0 Methodist. Sold by all
Druggists. Charles StOtt Il Co, 4s0 PennsyI-
wanna avenue, agents for Washington.
225.t.1h g.
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GFNTLFaENs STRAW HATS bleached or
dyed and finished in the latest styles at A.
4 Writings oleachery, 924 Pennsylvania
avenue. 5956
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WET GooDs. WET GooDs, WET Goops ,
OF a very superior quality. at Geo. w. Dri.
Vers. corner Pennsylvania avenue and 1 <
cialtieS, oct
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IMMENS VARIETY.
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

.Chlldren's Imported Striped Hose, from 6 70 sx
&c. pair; best British do. SOC 75c: Ladies' do
Sc; Ladies' W hite Hose full regular pair 81: do
BabrIggan1 extra long, unbeached, SOC; Mems best
BRUSH nall Hose, superstout or superfne, splendid
heel do, pair CSC Ladies' Iisle Thread Gauntets
and two-Button Gloves, &c; Mems Isle Thread
Gloves, 25ci Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods,
81; Men Kids, eolors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
and fine Jap; Fans, &c.; Black and White Satin
Fans, gilt stick painted and coored large Fans only
II Chiidren's Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, /;
Chldrens fuil APRONS (checkered Nainsookl, 10
button behind, SOC Ladies' colored Linen Aprons,
new style, SOC. Children's Sun Bonnets, Csc; La,
dies Lawn Naists, Embroidered front, IL. Ladies'
hne hite Tuck ed Skirts, handsome Ohemise, Long
Gowns, Short Gowns, fine Embroidered Drawers,
only j; nne scotch Gingham, large Sun Umbrellas,
81; Travelling Satchels, Hand Saichels and Bags,
Straps Csc, soc. and 81; balls Glycerine SOAP,
sc: packages Brown Windsor Soap, Csc; Garden
Tools, &c.; fine Stereoseopes &c. the very best,
stereoscopic Views of Washington aud the outside
complete, Sc. Soc, 81, 81; Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, Csc % j: splendid Towels l0c, &c, 3Sc
and sgci Bird Cages, very nice, 81 aud q 50: the
very bSst Rubber Dressing Combs, &c. and SOC;
Han and Clothes Brushes, &c, soc. aud 81: fine
Microscogeswith Objects 81; Vases and statuettes,
smoking Sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders. &c,
Pc 20 81: Gc sets Of Crognet at 81, So, SAYS.
$50; "a 80 and IS, chss per than ever. Gan and
examine them. Our stock of cheap and medium
Jew ery is large that would be folly to try and
and pretty and the prices range from 25c. up to So
and the quality Is far ahead Of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices.
rs. SfLyERBERG.
ap2-iy Sl2 I'm street, near Penn. avenue.
KNoxs DRESS
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SIX PER CENT INTEREST paid on deposits
payable on demand Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier * CO., Bankers, 1916
Pennsylvania avenue. 5I5.eoI:
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim of youthful imprudence, causing prema-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found a simple self
cure, which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers
York. msvs-ens,.
R0GERT's VEGETABLE COUGH sYREP-
~ y Wanted. . csse 81 Mhseging Cough that cannot
SYRUP" 1t is also the best in use for Consh.
SSlds, HosTsenes, Sore Threat, Group, and all Bron.
aud wholesale by CHARLES sTOTT Il 90 ses =.
the proprietor, 1879 G Of. northwest noyEisS
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-ThOS. +. Wagga-
man, 80 lth street, sold yesterday at auction,
Tor John II. Goddard. trustee, the south half
OF lot in square 1S3, fronting thirteen feet
Ten and half inches ON 18th street north
west, between l. and NJ, with Improvements,
for II 425.
MesSrs. Young & Middleton, auctioneers
real estate and insurance agents. sold on YES
teTday for Mr.. +. Il. Mulloy, trustee, a lot on
street. between 12th and 18th, northwest
cntaiElng ace feet, 10 Mr.. w. T. Murphy
al l. cents per foot.
u. II. Warner, auctiOneer, sold, Thursday
afternoon, through F. ID. Clcary. salesman
lot 3, in square sos, on III street UortI,
between tth and 5th streets, improved b.
two-story frame house, to jeremiah Nil
Ter, for S1,1J5.
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IlR. R0BER TsON,

~ ais l0TH SrRRxr, NEAR Pa. AVE.
From long experience in both hospital aud private
practice, VIII guar sntee a ia all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, GOnorThos ., elect Structure Syph-
Ills, and SpermatOrrbea, Cases of Gcnno.rhOes re-
Gently contracted cured in 70 days Syphilis in al
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system. without the OF mer-
curry. speTmatorrh9s, brought on by excesses and
abuse in youth causing loss OF memory and INSANITY
general debility, organic weakness impotency nery-
Gus irrlabiiity, symptoms Of cOnsum pion indiPes.
hon palpitation Of the heart, pains back dimness
OF Night or glddiness, evil forebodings self dtrust
&C, speedily cured By newly discovered remedies
Or H., located for many years at 9 s. Eutaw st.,
baltlmore Nd, has consented, after many soIicits-
lions by his Washington Patrons TO open q perma-
nent once in that city. where he may be consulted
tOQp - marc IN
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n Fatal FALL.--John Cole, the carpen-
Ter, who fell from n scaffOld on the new build
logs corner OF 18th and y streets northwest
ON Thursday morning, died at Providence
Ho pital Thursday night. He leaves q wife
ana one child. He was a member of Web
ster Lodge. knights Of Pythias. and his fune-
raj viii take place Tomorrow afternoon
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a CHARGE OF MURDER NOT SUSTAINED.
Fer jamin Wright. the colOred man who has
neen held IN jail aS the supposed murderer of
Roy, whose body was found at GiesborO
= hIt on sunday last, was discharged yes
terday afternoon by order of the district AZ.
10 ney. DIR. j. F. Hartigan stated that there
We're no apparent marks OF violence on the
body Of the deceased.
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ALAReE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of.
.ew ard stylish Stray Hat. just received at
Lewis popular one price store" go tn
street, between ! ard X.
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NJ III. WBEATLEY'S

" I'll. WBEATLEE'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESTAB-
LISHMENT
AZ Je6s-SoH Street, GeUgetotrr, u. c.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
iarged and improved, 1874. Ladies and Geutlemep's
wearing apparel of every description, Including
NeIFets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
Sc &c, nicely cleaned or d ed also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
Send us your address and We will call for and re-
turn work at any place in the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned By mail or So
press from and to any place in the country ap2l-tr
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THE
T FL a ICE X In q

y PREsERvER, not Consumer, like others that
bear the name OF Refrigerator. 1t will keep every
description of pershable food longer, dryer and bet
Yer than any other III use, and will not
nail the amount OF ice. The following some of
Its advantages over all others: LIST Ii saves fifty per
cent OF ice over all other Befrigerators. 81. The
ice in very few nouns. 81. 1t produces a dry cold
produce a temperature of Zero in the warmest day
OF summer 9Th One article will not partake of the
tast or smell Of the other. 9th The Refrigerator is
divided into two separate and distinct compartments
nh; The Ice King IL the best Refrigerator for
cooling wine. ale and beer, extant. Sth. Combined
With the Refrigerator is one of the finest Water
Der can easily be kept sweet and clean it has no
the ordinary Refrigerator, and is manufactured
into all sizes, suitable for hotels, restaurants
saloons, stsalnhoats, grocers, butchers and family
purposes The Ice King can now be seen in opera
ton az the
Agency 6l3 18th street, under National MetropoIi.
tan Bank;
Mandatory and Wareroom southwest corner of 9Th
street and Maryland avenue;
Also, Theater Alley, between 18th and 18th streets
Pennsylvania avenue and street.
BEN. T. FRENCH, Agent,
II. N. DIGGINS, Prop.
The right for q few states for sale. Address
= 1rN Ii n
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MEDICAL, dc.

- ABSTRACTION 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
b, SITUATIONS free AZ DR.. DARBI'S, lis a. =
tI"I9hlHatIpn buiilne.l MAJ p Ina
nR. LEON,
~ The well known and for many years the oldest
esisbllshed Specialist il Washington has removed
10 no % SAkATo9A, NEAR CALVERT STREET.
. BALTIMORE.
Specially, Female Complaints Consultation
strictly confidential. rnaylg-9cr
nR. AND MRS. WILSON.-A thorough gXre-
- rlehced ard scientific ladies' Physician ana
MluNLe. ATTEND ladies AZ their homes, or pleasant
rooms ana The best attention at the Doctors private
residence. Consultation free Office, 16 Park II .
near Saratoga St, Baltimore. Nd. nlayS-ow
nR. a. L. BQswORTH, at tue washington EIsc.
~ tropathic Institution, els street northwest,
cures all nervous aud chronic diseases Of whatever
name or nature. All complaints incident T. FE-
MALES, and diseases Of Children "A speciality Gal
NaCic ami Electro chemical BATHS, the most iuvig
Grating and health giving baths known 70 modern
sclehce. Consultstion sud examination free. ap2-6m
nR. BUCkLER JONES hss returned 10 BsIti.
AZ more Old Office, 80 N. Calvert street.
fenale Diseases 3 specially. Consultation con
n1rbtiel. segl5 9I"
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CIT Y 1T MS.

BE SURE AND SEE Lewis stock of Straw
Hats be fore buying.
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neither Probabilities T,,-hnn.
OFFICE or CHIEF SIC Al OFStCsSi

ARLINGTON. Eav I- 1875.
For he middle ant eastern st8'es. except
Name falling barometer. warmer south
west winds. partly ClOuiy weather, and in
tie northern sections li-hf raj -. followed
Nv rising barometer. cooler nor Invest winds
Satgruav night.
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DRAWING ~ THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Ai."fi - Ff,-cs-After Prof II IgarI's adj
cfe>> al the exhibition Of drawing and per-
marSnlp al the Franklin school building
yesterday. the award of prizes was am
hcUnceJ as fOllOw>.-Ihe first prize. a gold
metal. 70 VIM n. Cohen. Of the second dis
lTlCf school lld Of sixteen wears. for b.St
Original design, ana honorable meptioD
made Of ". @. SGerTitts and r. Hopkins
Ii-e second prize 2 gold medal. To Edwin j
FIHcI- age.l f., o. Tire first district school for
tf>f drawing from dictstiOn. and hOror; HE
mention made az VIM. X. Cohen. The third
IriZe, gold medal. 70 Frank Mcdowell. n
wear 81 age 81 the second district school. for
tfSt orslWl-e rock. and honorable mention
- Z Hopkins. n. Bender and ". X Cohen
ne lDufth prize course Of lessons in
1notelS ard east drawing BIZ Mrs. FuIIer-
10 Arnold bradford GEei i veavN for the
ht>t object drawing The fifth prize. course
=. lessons In mechanical drawing" nv Mrs
G|.er. To birmingham Baxter. age.t Il of
tie second district school. for the best geo.
metric drawing: and the sixth prize a port
I'flD en- tlCd Parallel Of Historical 6rua-
melt.. 10 Charles Il OUra1d. agei II. o. the
Necyl q district school. for the best perSrap-
uEf fawing- Ms. Fuller came IN for maav
iii-Fit'ri comp. =utS Tor The proficiency Of
her TuItlS-