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Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
rs A THOROUGH REMEDY
Shcrin''s Sale.
T.. W. CAEANiSS.
Srrrrtar

W E. Ring" n Co., State of Louisiana.
HUH l. sutherland 9Th Dist. Ccu,,
Dl vn'ue Of wit at Ii IA. issued from
II the Honorable 5,h M,'rm, Court in and
ior the ra',sh Of Rrhlaud, State Ut louisiana
~ the above ep,n'sd and numbered suit. au''
t. me ,lne, ted ! have seized and will cf"'
for ale, a, public suction before tive count
ho"~c ,l,~r, IN the town Of R.yvlllr. >a't
r.uI-h anI state. q"
.>at",,i"y. he l8th day IF September.
1850,
w. Va, Ia, and highest bidder. the followir.
de-. ,il,.d real propeuy ~ wit
The. nnd,vrI...i haiti interest ~ the ."r''
halt ct the Mouth east 1"a'rr, except Il
u.,rnw >,,ir moth q, the Lake. south ra,'
quartz, II --c,i ~ thirty two (32 } south In
| ,i the north ives, quarter, and the south west
| Quarter ana south hiatt Of the south -ast qnar>
Yer, ADD as much Of NE ess, hall OF the nor'.i
| halt Of The >t,n'h ea>r quarter. ~ lies east OF
II hDe wLo-r corr>- - north easterly, and run,
! from the centre of III. south east quarter Il
secuon ,lir,y-,liree t33) 20 Bout River, aud
confirming forty seven 80 acres all IF seq
non thirty 'h,ee 1857; all Of secnon 'nirly -foir
| (34) lying ives, Of Bout River, containing
ei,ii,v -n,ne (~o) acres all IN township seve,.
teen %. RI re six tf) east; all nt SECTION
three 80 west Of Bduf River: containing one
hundred and twen'y>-,gh, q oO>lOO U2s>
6,,> 1908 and the ca>' half Of the north cas-
quarter Of section four a. township six''eH
Cf) Range six (6) east, situated in 'hr Parish
OF Rlrh'anh Sra.e Of Louisiana Seized az
the property Of Hugh l. Sutherland, aud wit
be sold 70 sa'i.ty sand ii ia. and all costs.
Terms Of sal--ca.h. with the benefit ~
apprai."mcnt.
LEN SCOTT,
SLeriirs Office. Rayville La Sheriff
Aug li'h 1850 -6t.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Tue people will soon he compelled !" :"
INTO bankruptcy, or become soit Dody
against Republican otlcehoiders. They can
take their choice, an oppressed country or
deiea, the Republican party. Select which
rnn VIII havc l-EogSitf Bnaatf.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Sickness is prevailing 10 great extent IN
the !.ii,s o. our Parish. Our Doctors are cons
-tal'.y auing. Some cases are ct Il >tf""s ma
-ur,. Int we hear of bat few deaths IN III" last
.yn weeSS (dtghOHiJ Ne'rs
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Fancy Goods, all kinds, can be
found at Morris Roos', and he won't
charge you no fancy prices for bis
rancy goods.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
THE MARKETS..
Cotton.

Ahere has been very ii,,le cotton dehvefe"
IN =: -i,ipped i'om Rayvilie so far 'h's season.
and in fact we have seen very little passing
over the road yet from any place. BIT, li'ds-
ing from the amount of goods being received
by on, merchants. we presume they anticipate
pretty brisk business in the Ray,ille cotton
marke, this season. We notice a decline in
the price Of cotton during the past ten days.
We quote from tie Vick -burs Herald Of
Thursday as follows:
viCksCUR0.
Low miIdling llc, middling II! l!sc.
good middin9 ~. Demand IN excess of
the supply.
NEW ORLEANS.
Sales of 1000 bales. Ordinary Ole. good
ordinary ios,, low miGdiins llsc, mddhng
lIsc, good milding he, middllng fair &c
General Markets.
F.nur--.upprfine, 81 75G3 90; NX, 81 90
al -; XXX.:.si So6l 50; higher grades
81 ,5d1 t7,. Corn--jGG 5Sc. Oats-l1T
isc. Corn meai--s2 3od2 So. Hay-Pfnnc,
s-0-, choice, SI9 0oa2o 80. Pork
SO 90. Lsrd-,ierce, sldsic.; key, SIC.
Dry sal, meAts-->houter-, loose, DC
Observation-Disclosures, 6l5c; clear RIB sides,
DC; clear sides, 81 Ham,-choice sugar
cured canva.>cd. 1di2t.c Whi-ky-Sl Go
! al 10. Cot,,o-carsoes, ordinary 10 PRIME
! l4Ti7c. Sngar-tonmon 10 s"od coii'"""
-G--c; fair TO inlly fair, dc; PRIME
10 choice, d., yellow clarified. l"sc
open kettle. lotc. Understanding dong
/ Rce-ordinary to choice, i59Gc. Bran 1-i
Ms
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Dcngu- prevails TO such an extent II"
charleston AZ 10 be declared epiicnir IL Is
also repor ted TO be pretty bad IN New Orleans.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

hereby e,v. r'a,cc hat 'hr R"@i.'r''i"n
book. viii 10. open ., the i'''luwl,S pi.','> !"
the Parish of RichIand. on HE days specified
'clow. (acrr,liu- ga rlr provision If ar' 40.
3 OF !S.>. ,ct Ne. lJl of 1877, and act m"
Is Of 1880. approved April l"lh l>S") 4"
afford oprortunii. ior tn" registration "i nj
persons who tailed To Register before the last
election, aud those VIII" may hav" become
eligible votes of this parish since that date
also that changes may be made when ncccs-
sary. ~ number Of precincts given - Tie
Registration Of a.Iy voter, on ReSI stlatioi
Books Of last election.
In Rayvle. Sept. 1t, 2n', Srd. it''' 9Th n ,th
Isl Ward, D,ih Sih .'Il, September
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

John S. Chapman, prominent lawyer "'
Alexaniria, Va, suicried on rf"Ay h's"' u
last week.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
SlIERIFE"S SALE.

The State ri Lo"i'a""", STATE ct L"".','"";
No l42 y, I.u-h "i krhl~ui
Cha,l~, johnson. 9Th Dr.. Co"r.
~. 40 1873. pari.h of R,enl,,l,
VIM. J. johnson IT. ais 9Th DIS, Court.
the Houi 9TH pi-rct Court in AMI FIR the
Parl,h Of Rchlard, Stare Of Loui>ara, aud
10 ". directed, have -ei2ed aud will offer
f., sale a, Pvbc au'r"n before TIE court
house door in the Town Of kayvil-, sad par
III and state. on
Saturday, the End day Of October,
1880,
10 IL. la,i and h,ghrs' bidder the following
desc Ib.d property. 10 wit
Tis undiv itied four ii,hs interest IN lo' no
one Il j. and th- east half # north east qnar'
ter, Of secrion ,hlry (3o), and riw wes' hal
! Of mott, west quarter. of sectInn twenty nins
! (2o) and the East half Of north west quarter
/ of -ertiou twenty u.ne (l",. all in township
! eishr-ru u.s.. ran-e seven % east, con'ai"in'
,hre- hnn",ed (}rnf @.res, more or lcas als'
; fo,ry q } acres adl"ning north east pof''o'
/ If above tougtt Wv Thotn4s J. Mrksy irci'
widow k~nlrr>',p nunr'-t> nov now kno''r
the above property viii Va sold To- sau-ty san
| wfi' ani aii costs.
Terms ct ss,e--cast, with the heniht G
.VPra,.ehen
LEN SCOTT,
Sh.riHs O;E"e, Ravvlie, La. >herlt.
Aug 2Ist, lS>p-7r.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
The pre,ticsl Goods for he leas.
money. can be found AZ Morris Roos'

The betrayed dollar j. one that inis ITSELF
not able to pass tor NOR" than n.H.'y cents
after j, has been stamped i Got we Itno:
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

new NJ al last, but II sceirs L. Hi yuu Iai"c
100 much. "Och, there nothing surprising
il Thar; sure I wasn't there when | was
n,- isured tor IT.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

saw The Cancer nu Eth. \. l. Hartley :
land. ;ni NOW have II IN INV "tiicr; saw
pr. Carr trra; ihc same. AMI the cure l. Il
stCrtSS
f. { BuRCH.
An.. :. 1850 #.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

How 10 ,nves, dollar aud make five bny
. bottle of Kendail'- SPAWN Cure.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Remember, Standard Prints are &c
9; EvVs'.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
Notice to Tax Payers.

The ;aX payers Of Rnhland Parish, State OF
Louisiana, will take notice, tina, The
taxes assessed III the year 1850 are SGT forth
IN The tax rolls now ON fife IN my oice and
rle oliirr ~ the Recorder Of mortgages 81
said Parish Of Rirhidnd and thar thcy a,e
now due and Will become delinquent TN the
Il>t day ui Dt'rcmnhrr and will drew eight
per cent per aunum interest from thai oait
uniil >ud in accordance VITA article 20 81
the Constitution.
LEN SCOTT,
Shcriii X Tax Collector.
kayNI'I, la sent. lth. lSSb-St.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
ALTO HIGH SCHOOL,
ALTO La,
Prof. ]. HI. Runnels, Ii. L.,
PRINCIPAL.

Tie rex Session Of This School viii open
Mon lay. Sryt, :. $50. and will continue let,
months Al Ia. stIau.t. yes of 4 School oi
high grade VI. be Offered. has giving patrons
chance to e.'Jcale ;.e,! ca:,j5er a: home
Board cheap
Tvi,!on: Ali Eng,sh branches. g. 80
La',n ,l1 Gree. 49,
Monthly payments r-c'ii--t. tor :r.'a"!
rlcrra;lo.. see TIE r".;er>g
H. J. VICEERS. rre-
" :. ntFr. Sec. Bird r,!.;e-s
Rayv,'e, L.. Aug. i|;s. $50.
V@-rpI ~ irdysrrlon>. q"i-' woman >
Go. wash - ron for small family. y
'vomsr with children need apply. Ncch"'c'
rs TO cor o- :a,:onr'..y. Apry IT III
Gle Se.; lit
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Fall Calicoes only SC. at Roos'.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
Sheriff S Sale.

Aug 9th, 1850
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18

Au.. :. l>Sh II.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-18
Registration Notice.


Eavr''. La. sept. ! Ith. lSAo.-it.
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GrpsidOck's

Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had Of
G. s. Mitchell & Co.
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RUsTEE'ssALE.-Dy virtue Of the now =,

hUbAEE' = bALE.-By virtueO inc POW
i er In me vested by certain deed OF truEk
executed an delivered by w. o. Diboll 10 q:
M, Swink. trustee, for tine benefit OF The Lifs
Association of America, dated the 2sth dag
OF November, 1874, and duly recorded in be oh
"Y - pages 100 to ne, Dalldb county records,
said record, which said deed OF trust was exc
"uted and delivered TO secure amongst other
things n certain promiss0fy note for the sum
OF four hundred dollars, dated at Dallas, Tex
alter date to the order OF The Life
Ascot alton Of America with cost OF collec-
tion) at tne office Of the said Life Association
OF America, In Dallas for value received,
twelve per cent, per nnnuui, payable semi
annually, which said note was made, execu-
ted and delivered by W. O.. Dih0ll TO the Life
Association Of Americs. and which said note
remainn entirely unpaid, except tho Interest
thereon up the2si h day ofMay, 1870. (, g. N.
Swink, Trustee as aforesaid, will on Wednea-
day, the 9Th day OF May 1850, % Is
O'Clock m, sell ut the 9 urt-houss
door, in the city Of Dallas, Dallas county
highest bidder, for cash, the foIlowlng de-
sclised pr ,rery, lying and being situated In
the city end county OF pa lss, In tho state
OF Texns, end more particularly known and
dessiBns ted by the following metesand bounds
to-wlt, and being part Of o twenty -one tzp
acre tract, formerly owned by j IN N. smith
and Mrs. Ermstine Shaw afterwards AIRS
Erms Inc Conkling, and le inning az fhf
south corner o. y two ~ acre lot, FORMERLY
owned By Edward Stone and the north cofDe'
of the A II. Story three-acre tfaet, Nnene
south ~ east 10 valas, 70 corner post
thence 20 va az north l5. east, o cnfuef post
thence north 49, west IS yAras, 70 onrper
thence south fss west 70 yarns, % beginning.
containing enc acre, niorf or less, heing the
land CONVEYED and fully descrlbed 10 the
deed Of trust herefofore rtierr q 10 ny yir-
the OF my power, WI execiite aud aeilvers
Purchaser the eof. u. Nj. kwINK.
Dallas, April IS, 1850 Truss1s
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1873.
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RATES

Accommodations and Fare equal 10
any In the city. This Hotel will Short
~ be enlarged and will have an accom-
mOdating capacity for $50 guests.
feb29
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Two doors west OF the post-ofTicc, has one
of the most complete stocks of notions in
Dallas, which he sells ct five and ten cents.
Tn citizens of Dallas should visit his estab.
lishment and take look for themselves and
see what they can buy for a little money. The
lowest price good -ound there III
Northern L
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Young lady, ARE you cross, nervous and FRET
nllY Have you spells Of melancholy, or are
you wakeial niIhn' How 10 ygnF memory,
and do you feel yigorpus9 Are you pale,
feeble aud lnaetyeg II 40, nse Que On two
boltlrs ~ Dr, p7omgooles kngish fen lle
iillters, u viii restore you 20 health 10 eyery
arllou ~ aud maae YOU feel bright, bpnynnt
aua l.,nuN
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Will Partnership Wanted

A PARTNER with o cash capital OF four or
IN 1--WE thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
son, to run the mill at this place, on the Dallas
Il Wichita X. r., l6 miles from Dallas; abont
to be the great thorOughfare from Dallas north
or, would sell min and farm on good terms
Call on S. u. Scott, iOl Elm st., Dallas, or nd
dress Roy b. Scott, Trinity Mills, I,allas Co.,
Texas. marco
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Texas Cooperative Association
p. of RI.

Chartered July 5th, ISIS. Capital Stock, slO0,O0O
Cor Mechanic n 2lst Streets,
GALVESTON, TEXAS
An agency has been established In tho City OF
Galveston, by tn Texas Cooperative Associ-
alton, p Of II. which is, and will he kept In
charge of the best agent that can be employed,
under bond of S25, go 90. for the failhinl dis
charge OF his dn,y; and no care or solicitude
will bs wanting, on his part IT, secure for Pa
irons the best terms obtninab ain the market.
VIII give personal attention, lin the selec.
tions) for all orders tor Dry Goods, Grocer
les, Hardware, Farm I'm plenents, Fence Wire
and Machinery
Gives special attention to the sale Of cotton,
wool and hides, and al kinds of produce con-
signed to him and IN every way try to serve
thosepatroni,ing him. the best advantage.
II should be understood hat the agent does not
keep goods on hand TO Ill oroeFs, but by thor
ough canvass of the market secures the best
ba gains TO be found.
Correspondence, orders and Conslgnments
solicited by j. u. ROdERs,
Post-oflice Box 023. Agent
fphp2
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THIS Is THE LINE

That runs the meet Dining Care In the world
between Hannibal, Mo-, and Chicago, III.
Meals, 10 cents.
, 1880-04-22
"|NSpEC7I0A INVITED"
PARDRIDCES'
MAIN STORE,
ia and no State-st.

N. .B....Snmples sent By mail on appli'
cation. Orders receive prompt attention.
Money refunded or goods exchanged II
not satisfactory.
, 1880-04-22

Special Dhpatth to Ths Uhteaoo 7tthuns.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 2t.-The City Of Hull,
situated oil tho north slde Of the Ottawa
River, directly opposit this city. wns tbs
scene cofn nlentblcconflngratlon thtsaftcrnoon-
AbtMt : O'clock q fire broke out III Il small
tenement lIollsa OIL Bridge street, n short
distance nprtt Of E,[tly's match factory. Al
high westerly wind prevailed at tho time,
anu hof0re the fire could be checked the
wl,o'e block WIS In flames. The houses for
tlle most part aro wooden, and Ut tho pcaEess .
kind. =.
Tho City Of Hull has only n small hant1cn- /
gine ad III organized nro brigade. Eddy's
steam iiru-cngfne and hrlgnde, with Which
his extensive factories are supplied, wY
promptly on tho slInt, ns Wcre also two
strn,ll.cngine5 and tile whole brigade from
Ottawa,
hut LITTLE COULD nE DONE
to stny tue flames whilst the wind kept up.
| III very short space OF time tho whole Ut
| the northern portion of the city for one ml1a
! In the direction Of Gatlneau wns in flames.
| Tho scene was ono Of the widest md dis
trcsshlg III the extreme. About o'clock tha
wlnd dropped back to the south mud tho fro
was got under control, but not before 300
houses had been destroyed and ,00u pcoplo
rendered homeless.
/
| to have bceI, lost. A. woman named LAtro-
lnoylllc, who was yesterday confined and Till
able to leavo ller bed, IL Aald to haye becn
burned; also q man named Oucllette, WHO
wns secn rushing from lis dwelling, but
dropped dcAtl Just beyond the threshold.
Tlle homeless ara being cared for In tic
public buildings Md churches, whittier larga
quantities Ut supplies bcgan to pour from tho
people uf Ottawa, who wore not slow to rcll-
der s,lccor to their ncfghbors In distress.
Tho Goyernur:Gencrul aud Princess. Louise
rods tlrougl. tho burned district OIL Horse
back nbout o'clock !nqulrlng into tho ex-
tent Of damage, aill kindly
orFEIslN0 To ARs1sr
In any movement fur tlle 1ollct OF tho suffer-
Ing.
Tic damage Is roughly estimated ut FROM
llu!r u million to 2Go0o00.
I.ATEtL
1t Is not now believed TINT my lives have
been sacrificed. Tll8 first reports were Wild.
!. mud rtlul0rs OF all sorts wore rife as to tho
loss Of life, but strict inquiry In each caso
, sh0Ws thnt they have 10 foundation In fact.
, At9 q, tn. tlle tro still sm0dura at SCAT
tered points, but alt fear Ut Its breaking out
, afrcsh arU at rest.
!, Tho sufferers have all been accommodated
with temporary shelter.
\ SOME OF THE sCENEs
that occurred at tie tro weru most heart
: seudLng lSmnli.pox prevailed to largo
extent III Hull, md famllics afflicted with
{ tho loatIlsunlu alseasa wcrG cnrrled out aid
' | placed III barns alll outrh0uses at sAte
4 llstauce fr0ln ulo fumes.
, 1880-04-22

Tho worst features Of tho affair Is that ttuta
part Of the garden, Which was built
up mn additional story In light with. :.
in the Inst year, was considered llnsafe,
30 much 50 that examinations wero
tnade by the architects aud the builder. Only !.
ycstorlay mn architect, whose name yeas rtr
fused, Inspected tho gallery walls ami said
they were all right. Pieces Of plastcrlng fefl
several times and gave warning.
Col. Tilcstol,; will, lIis wife and 1fr. Wal
ter Webb, visited tho fafr together. In,me-
Ills wife with Indy friends, intending to 70
wIlh Mr.: Webb to tho University Club.
They turned out OF the A[adt-
son avenue exit to 70 up town
when tho walt foil. Both wure entire coy
cred with debris. Mr.. Webb says no heard
no warning, md knew nothing until ]o
found himself lying on the sidewalk
In n stunned condition. Tic weight
Of tho ruins was 50 heavy OIL
Minl l,e was barely able to raise
himself. a ma,l helped Him ont. Ills head
wus cut In two places, one bone OF the left
leg broken, ai,d lie lad many bruises. IIe
WIS removed to tho house Of Ills father, Gen.
| Watson Webb.
| At iate I,our 1t was learned that the
| woman found dead iii tho rllls was Mrs.
Anna Willett, Of No. 30 East Thirty.tirst
street.
Among tho seriously injured arc Miss
josie Strccter, No. II West Tllirty-sec0nd
street.
| TIE DEAD BODY
Ut a woman, supposed tn b. n servant lit tho
employ Of Mrs. tlegumnnll, has been taken
from the building.
THE KILLED.
Mrs. Ilegemant. No. D West Thtrty-flrst
street,
II. l.. Willctt, MI unmarried Indy, No. 80
Elst fhfrty.fErat street.
s1arie-, aRed about 70, nurse maid ia
Mrs. llcgeInAhn.
coe --, bruised about tho body.
Lconard. Dater, No. II West Forty-slxth
strcet, riK1It leg fractured.
+. l.. Davies, No. - Wayerly place, left
hand crushed and suffered light contusions.
II. ucrrick, Forty-fourth street, urn
broken.
Albcrt Hilton, suffered slight bruises.
=. ]. Hyde, injured slightly.
A. Montgomery. slight injuries.
Ann Scoyille, Twcnty-sccond street, slight
injuries.
Stlverman, light bodily Injuries.
Miss Josto Strccter, No. West Thirty
sccontt strcet, severe Internal Injuries.
J. ". Swan, slightly Injured.
Ernest A. Thompson, 29s Madison avenue,
slightly cut about the Head. -,
William N. Tlleston, II East Thirty-elghth
, street, compound fractures, both legs fract-
, uretl, loft urn laceratcl, anu wounds Of the
, henu.
Walter Webb, IA West Thirty-eigfth street,
seriously injured. 1Iad several sca1p wounds,
I left arm broken, and left foot crushed.
-Four ladies' wcro taken from the dancing
y room, MI Ut whom were injured slightly.
, 1880-04-22

YAYETrEVlLLE, AK, NESrI0Tkp.
LlrrLn ROCK, Ark, April sl.-Adylces from
Fayutteylla report tho stor1n Of anndAy nlght
layt unpscoedentelly severe. About p. ILL.,.
coming from tho southwest, T. et<uck and de-
stroyed tho residences Ut Mr.. Ktlton. III. pud.
tls,ck, gnd Mrs, Croch. and ]. =. Fauxhn. tho
Maxyuiu uuu, aul tho fremont Aouss, thrss-
, 1880-04-22

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
, 1880-04-22

About thrrC-0UArtCfH of tho people |
in the dancing hall rushed to the balcony be-
for tho final crasj, came, when there wcro
from twenty to TWENTY-FIVE persons In It. |
Those WHO Ind fouud safety on tho bal |
cony were panfc-strlckcn, and some
dancing lIntl. Mr. pemott, knee
deep in rubbish, forced thIs door, alul
dragged out Ills flanccG, Miss Camb1as, who |
was bruised md cut but not seriously IT. |
juret1. Nlr, pcuott carried her down xtntrs,
left her wifi friends aud returned To SEQ
what lie col,ll tlo To he|n ttluso legs fortunate
tl,an himself.
At t1te tIme of tia crns}, there wero left In
tic ltuInr.talI Iu.stdcs Mr., Dcmott md Pen
tingalc, ". u. Oliver, Mrs. ", 4, 1Icgcrtaf,,
M. 0 West T)frty-tirst street, Mcssrs, Leon.
ard md II. X. Dater, Miss Ayers, Miss Dart,
Cnycr,ielir Morris. Jr,, MlYs F|prn Ellsworth,
Miss Lyon, john Wilson. Afrs. W. u. Skid
more, IT,, aud fn,nify, anil W. A. rilsto1,,
formerly Of tho Fnrcst md Stream, :supcrlt,-
ten,lc,t of the Westminster Kennel Club
bench Show, md a number Of tho CIul, md
others whose a,atlcs cannot hc asccrtatuetl.
The moment the crush occurred
THE MUSICIANS FLED Ft.0M THEIR PLACES
IN tile gallery, upon which tho pcturc-room,
tlarcInE-r0pm, and restaurant npc,1. Some
person In tho assc1nbinge m the main t!onr
hevau tn rusj, wIlhtv for lin ataira
ria ,nmcuxn ttrnmp m lin mnln
tinnr eurrel tnwnrIs TIM Mn.1isun
"vo,,,o cxtt ovar w,ic,, hr,cks ,aoetrr. n,,t
t;u,isra warn sti,l fal,nv. a t.rrih1e cr,,sl,
o."nrrad In ti,a vrasi,,u1c on,i # srr,,,rtf i,c-
~ torrt,,io rn,,;r ,v.s vt,im, n tnhn ,incc
and TINT pursons would bc crushed 10 teatIs.
A. tiis s,,nrru ,,,t,,nrnt vo,,nr NM, ,,n,lptl
Mn,,i,1n,ncrv fnryrttinv nlI ,1anurr. rushr,l In
In, ,o,,a;c.st,,I nn.i nic,,eI m mir NJ
.~,nho,s In str,Irt tLcse topctler un,fl
tHo;r crnsb reso,,ndnI tn tim further pnt1 nj
the garden, At tue same time le cried out
there was no danger, anil called upon the
excited peop'c to 70 back from, tho vcstllu1c.
Seyeral other gentlemen took I'D tho cry Of
"no tInnpur.n u,p1
THE c1,owp BEGAN 70 FALL. BACK
Inward t,e middle Of tic garden. THO door.
KEEPER and several others who hatl been
urging the people to kcrp back
from tho exit took advantage of
thu tcmuorary lull In tho excitement to
c]use tho doors, thus pressing the people
nearest to 1t buck utpn those under tho gal-
lcry. So,ne ran to Rct out through tho Fotrtl,
avenue exit, A few eot out through ANAL
uassago used BY persons employed In the
rnrtlen. Tile remainder stayed patient.
IL upar tho biz doors closing the
iuulu exit, waiting for t],em to be opened
The ]auitor coul, nut bo found Mt once, ant
It wos fifteen Or twenty minutes after tae
walls tell when the crowd gnt free exit tt
Fourth avenue. Meantime tho fear OF tht
musicians Ind been altayed, u1,d they wore
INDUCED TO PLAY "YANKEE poon1.E.".
Tls music stlllet the crs,wtl, AMI they lef
t,o hu11ttirr II, ,.ntnru ruratiyelv goofl order.
, 1880-04-22
PROPOSALS..
l,r0n0SnlH: Cook County.

Pro.a!s x!ll " fscet!e A. the aica os t,!o Clerk
Grln.i1a G"nst iiuidnx. n9ii AigHtiay j. Air IT, t4at
ii H., f4rnahIx tce tn ife Various 1uny .incSs
I.sa. ad oti!or tnfoI!nan ~ epr;y g ths GlHrk Il he
Etar lre." II = Z. k!0kKE. GaEk.
, 1880-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
HAWk- EY'S
FLOOR. WARMING { VENTILATION.

Tho public arc daily boconna more tntorested t' n n
tic I1Oas oyer ?i HYars !Ixo nnd IN tnoder, i!n,Ss
MvI bae placed uHInr ths ho1T ny sucres. hhs heGn
~ l.H used tho stuaa-plpo syssun. whef. wns fur
III is il 0ecuire4l to that tho aofocts could bo
yGrcDnO II iuytco wcrb formed th4t Mnul1 seGHI9
~ pusfoct o.rcu1ntun Of Tho warm MIr UNDER THE
Fjjljlt IN i4 found udtr tl!e ceiling Ut the urdnnry
rum, WIN thla thDuRht In EHd. aft1r Jenr! hf
rudy and experiment. devised my pIeseNt tln,t.
which Colxlnia In using thrso Heries of hnor t!nibe1
in lAc0 Df thu ordinary 11Itt Mhd euhnV up nll 0pG-
jiH wtIpfu Guild n!r cuHt BntHt nn1ur alo l1Hr. ~
stIsJrt, mixing wtAt nIIstbH ealln low room Ut
ur ii intit0A Iii MHtt undbr tic t,r GtwHtn It and
tl.u cunK b,w that y Just A. porfVct ~ my In!i-
prnbGnI IN Ax nByer hrun dGnu befurB. and any ono
clf1 ruMa!y understand tint this lnW ROM cs4n 10
pIAy md r4AlIly hented ultlar will fufnhGo Mt&v9
o. tttnt. .pH4 thus e4,nfnnK thu lnat 10 lta 'lner
where fur eunlfurt nHd hua!th tho 9ruMtaal wnrnli
shll1h ho, Rendering them tA!*Yaly !hH wArHGN IN"
siDud 1t tho cpiIinK 1t IL hl!k9 aliGnhu % I0t.
tnxU, mntlsOn, church nr hohH0l buildings. MAnJ ht
tIo most 44ppriunCHd buth41EH nnts AfcEtsA. Rfl1t
examination, Hny nIl lneGs should h9 NJ built oven II
heated In tkp MD why. ThA plan u h1tnk y mora
sn0, and uniform itn ntY Nlpr In MT,
In tho mttHr t hnhlah and ct.ufnrf. especially 10 the
cj,iFeu, It4 tn.ehlx tHo1uMAbiu.
Fur full datailA Aftdrcas
B. R. HAWlEY, Manager,
100 Lux e-.t., Gh@rnko.