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WHY viii ladies persist In wearing gold dust
In their hair at dances? It is not pretty to look
at. and 1t Il most unpleasant for their part
blinds them; In fact, Oh some It has the same
eject as strong pinch OF snuff. was at q
ball few evenings back. ana noticed good.
looking girl acting the part OF wall flower.
enthusiastic waltEer. "Oh," replied he, ''she's
too dusty!" Mothers and chaperones, take
nota-kGb0tlchere.
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NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM.

The nrst class Steamers OF this Line,
''AMGTkRDAM," ''ROTTERDAM."
''SCHIkDAM." ''W. A. SCHOLTEN,"
'P. OALAND," and ''MAAS,"
Carrying the q. q. Mails 70 the Netnerlands leave
watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly. on WE'D
Flint Cabin. $50 $40 "a osoin, $50 steer.se.:
lam ct, New York For psssaee apply TO W. g..
MMaTAER0TT 90. s2S Pennsylysnls syenues
Safe Deposit Building, corner New fof ave. ana
18th st. northwest. tanl7
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LOB NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
l. fOKThkSS MONROl AND THE SOUTH.
Ink STEAMER GEORGE LEARY
carrying the u. s. Maid.
VIII leave her wharf. foot OF 7th ~-S
snsTre T, on tuesdays Ard THURss
put going and r.turning;, Eeturnins, leaves Nor
Io.E on WEDNEsDAYS. FRIDAYS and Gun
pASS at 100 O'Clock P. n. BEGINNING with May
l. 1881. excursion tickets viii be issued. good for
First class fare 70 Fortress Monroe and Nor
80. s.... % W
alrst- GAS round IMP %
F1rst-clsss fare to Fney Point and rolnt
Fsrst clses ,..... %
aHet-Siese ROUND 2 90
seccnd-c CASA, each way. 20
until +. m.
The Steamer VIII extend her trips TO Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at Hartley's wharf.
Tickets and staterooms can be had. aud ,nfor-
nation cheerfuly furnished, Of Is. W. Reedg
Sons, l2l6 ct northwest; Cooks Tours, 1887
Pa ave W Roose's cigar stands; ~ principal
hotels; II. b Polkinhorn, next 20 City p o. ana
ct oompanys ofice, foot OF 7th street.
GEORGE NATTIEGLY, Supt.
". p. WEIGH, Agent. ap3o
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AN "lNJUDICIOUS" CL8RGYMAN.-R6V. James
E. Hall, after being deposed from Copgreg l.
ttonal church at Roxbury, Mass. for inj1dl-
cious attentions to the women Of his flock went
70 81 LOUIS oeIerne1 20 pr0ve Dy life Of
Joined q Presbyterian church, and took fore.
most part in It's affairs, preparatory to an early
return TO the pulpit But second and more
Dreadful SET back has sunk him beyond redemo-
lion. He Is charged with being engaged to
marry I'VE different ladies In the same cOngre-
cation, has actually married another, while he
has a LEGAL W1f0 IN Massachusetts,
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l. BUnG,
fR saAEISss 81 THE f1sTRsGsD
fno StS s sEstpA fasShIf H2H soSTs
has int been reopened with The new -
and splendid s'i fTGEnsron
beautifully furnished and appointed In every re-
ssSs es,9s nss wharf foot Of 7th street daily.
$50 ISL 4. X. AND s;sop.x,.
ss M . io
RATRs OF FARi. '
N&shtngton 70 0uAntco and return, fyst-csss 80
Warrington to fredericksburg. limited 70
wssSin9 .on 10 Richmond. Iimiisd 70 d.y. @
WASHINGTON to Richmond. unlimited --... g. 10
Washington 10 Richmond and return, good for
HrraSsemsDis can be MAD. by excursion p.r dee
10 stop at Marshall Hall and Glynont
FURNISHED S e V h sses spd
west: Cooks Tours. lasl pennsylyania avenue; W.
the oO@gsSys ofSGs iSSs 3, IL ssrest os'' .na u
VIM IpsV WHIn hsAlI Ians superinsenaent
shB k kzSr T 81 KE LANE
i SEf =. ssfi fh1SsF!z !. u
dss Man4o nsy POINT Point LoShcu. ana
days viii be issued A. follows: '' so'o ior 'oof
Fret class Round Trip 10 Fortress Monroe ana
First cl.ss Fare 70 Fortress Monroe and So ~
saand ::: o.c %:
First-class Fare to Rney Pt. and PIT Lookout 1 SO
First class Round Trip 20 Pney Point aud Point
Second Class each way. u ~
ststsrooms, el: Meals 7se
DAIe and SATURDAYS. alta .. m.
Tickets and stAterooms can be secured at genera
once 6lS 18Th street; In the National Metropolitan
BANK Building. or at the Once, 9th street Wharf
TIE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. q. KNIGHT leave Pier al.
East River, New York. every SATURDAY, at 4 p.
m, AnG Georsetown every FRIDAY, at a. no. Fol-
town.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
apSO OILS 10Th street, opp. u. 4. Treasury
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NFANHOOD RESTORED.-Av victim Of early i'm
Ul prudence, causing nervous debility, prems-
tn decay, ETC., having tried In vain every Known
remedy, has discovered o simple means Of self
cure. which he viii send free to bis feoy-snfer-
ere Addreeg ]. II. REEVES,
oct7-eoEk Is Chatham st., N. Y.
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VOVAGERs 10 EUROPE.

J. W. BOTELKR q Bon
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets In this De,
tricf Of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Parties proposing TO visit Europe can obtain Al
spi-sm ~ w. BOTHER q BON.
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IF YOU WANT THE VERY INCEST BREAD.
II buy sOW New South I" 70 u sure to please.
!or sais By ~ nfst c!ass 9rqeSsS 80 , wnoassaas
S.a,s.s IN -Four. issd Corn. osss. Hay. s1sv.
CAPITAL NULA
3e6 " WashinRenn. D. q
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MAKING FRINGE -'Needlemaker," whose
contributions are always welcome and valua-
bic, sends these directions for simple and
stick, ten or twelve inchesAong, and as Wide
as the depth OF the fringe required. One side
OF this should be thin edge, and the other
one-eighth TO one quarter inca thick, to cut on
with knife for Sitting the fringe afOer It Is
made. Two sets OF thread are used, the head
Ing ard the fringe. For the heading take about
three yards OF the thread and tie the two ends
together: then tie this doubled piece py les
middle TO the stick near one end, leaving
enough Of the short end OF the stick to hold il
by. Let the knot come on the thin
Place the ball for the fringe In some
convenient receptacle. Let her take the
stick py the short END In her left hand, and the
The end Of the thread on the edge OF the stitch
where the heading Is tied holding it with her
thumb. Now SIT directly In front Of your as
sistant and take loop Of the heading In each
hand. holding them wide apart, while your as
sstAnt, holding the stick thin edge up ward
and long end pointing toward you, passes 8
loop of the thin fringe thread between The
the stick toward you, and draws 1t back clos
10 her thumb. Now pass one loop through
the other, changing loops to the other hanC
as you DO 80, and hold them apart for heI
70 full then cut open all except few OF tht
last loops made, which push to the other enc
OF the stick, anc go on again to any length de
tying In more when they come too short 6,
work with. Take care to cut and tie 30 tina
kLots win not all csme togetherin the heading
simple, rapid and pleasant to do; and mu ),
variety can be made by using different. SORT
and colors OF yarn In fringe ana heading. - TH,
", In which case the threads need not b
broken and tied each time, but allowed to ruI
along the nead1ng.-N. +. tribune,
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A UCTION SALE OF LARGE FRAME
IA CHAPEL ON THIRD STREET. BETWEEN
l. sTRRET AND NEW nOtK AVENUE, To
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.

On MONDAY, JUNE n. 1881, at O'CLOCK P. II.
Terms cash.
je23-3t ], T. COLDWELI. Auct
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WALK1Rs Os a%S.zsR6s5HsFfa
lin OYlGXNT. N.AeTKR OARRXI LINING
.svs sxAv& 2oo1M 5N i 197yzms
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" notice.
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIvKRPOOLs
CALLING AT CORK HARB0R.
FROM PIER 90. N. r.. NKW YORK.
PsrthiA Wed, 20 June. Batavia We'd. 20 July.
Both mia. We'd July. Alger.a. We'd. "a July.
.Galiia. Wed, 10 July. IscythiA We'd. Aug
Marathon. Wed. Is July .Bothna. We'd, 10 Aug
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
$50 and 300. according 70 accommodations.
Tickets TO Paris, Sl5 additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steamers marked do not carry steerase.
kteerAee Ut very low rates. btee rare uokeR ron
Liverpool and Queenstown. and al other p2ro On
Throneh hille Of laden given fcr Belfast. 0lAs-
eow, Bavre, Antwerp and other porls on the Con-
6nent, and for MedtterrAnsan ports.
For freight and passage apply 1t the CompanyI
once No 4 Bowling Green. or both stesrsss and
cabin to OTIS BI0kL0W CO.. Cos 7h street..
" isnia vERNoN II. BROWN co.. M.
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s sa1E T. = n hHMaz Trustees.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02
NO,


which there shall beno ruAlsps, whsns
in short our public win 70 reepsct
themselveS = 70 compel .iothees to
respect their right, whsnevsr and
wherever this STATE Of a6hirsl exist1
then and there, oaA b. hsd . good.
successful, and orderly .seAool, and
genteel orderly pupils win 60 troop.
Ing homo quietly, and without carry.
ing on any ones gAtss, O. throwing
stones through ghss windDwA
n The best tsapAer in thswogld en-
not do il without The oo,9pernticn Of
The people, and nothing can relieve
us Of our personal responsibilities.
The good Of the common school de-
mands The % operation Of every man
and woman in the community, The
common schools Of America deserve
the hearty, earnest moral support Of
every American citizen. ''i"070 ~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02
WISDOM,

The flowers Of rhetoric are only
acceptable. when backed by the ever
green's OF truth and sense. The gran
tie statue, rough hewn though it be,
is far more imposing in its simple
and stern though rude proportions,
than the plaster cast, however elabo-
rately wrought and gilded.--[ Ma
caulay. aa u 'eoh oat H ..
It is of no use to try to instruct,
correct or improve some people. They
are 80 wise you cannot instruct them,
80 free from error that they need no
correcting, and SO perfect it is useless
to reprove them. ~ Independence is
written all over them, with a large
margin for self conceit. Justlet them
alone and see that it teaches you an
example of humility.
When death the great reconciler,
has come, it il never our tenderness
that we repent of, but our severity.
This we should always bear in mind,
and by keeping bitter words from our
lips, drive them from our hearts
Love We can never regret but hate
may fill all our lives with bitterness.
Then let us cultivyte love, which ID
the ''charity" of Christian good will.
All things are writing their own
history. The rocks carry the records
of the wor,d's formation. Every man
is writing his own life, and whether
he knows it or not, he is stamping
the impress Of his character ON those
whom he influences. The Thoughts
we utter, the deeds we do. becomein
dostructible moral forces, and con
tribute 10 shape the destiny Of the
world. Every man brea.hcs some
tllng of his own immortality intoev
erytling hc says and does
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: Late Nswa IteAs.

I Notwi,hsiaudin shs iross, ~ psssa
orop will b. sui,s abusdsst. l9alg
Ply.sins-,.,,t . tran viii usleasss d
the aides. 'iosaino b, roi,airin,a Z. 8
rh,. ,..,,., ,s..,..,c,. -, -
:. R,o,..vills, 80 r''loI,,r'.t
IT, ,,;,,,.. ..n,.. a A.. ,.v,..a MAJ
r,.:,.m.,. h.,s,hss. .old = Lo,dep.
4, -.
Since July lSeVf oIDinnes o. =.
railroad mail service hashssa ssssDushsd
BY the usS' mail departments. y
lc Since the formation eflsAs y. .. sov'
ernment there have cpesn SuV rss'ssa'
lions IN tho UP Issasse. 9ssl shIfo
,Acotton factory poppauy rhpsj bssA
organised It Nsshsills ,asd itis intssdsd
that 1000 spindles ahaH DO 10 operation
BY !y,l't ne1t = October lN''' elr..sIol 70 .aa.
AZ Cameron yonn ANN hss psen
sentenced % me a1n peanlesslsl Iot n!.ssa
year'. ~ 10 .o's ~. ~ .fn.yS = .s.S s
.uu ~. :. IIs a,',;.. ..sv M :" q '',p1S's
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Women Never Thlnki

II the erabb-d old bachelor VINO ut
isred this sentiment could bat witness
the intense tho1ght. deep study aud
thorough Investigation Of women IN de-
,ermi,ins the best m~deribes to Keep
th~ir ismilies we'll. snd would note their
,sssciiy and wi-dOm 10 selecting Hop
Hit.er- - the be~f. end deuoDstratine
Il b. keeping their families IN T'er.et1al
Le.ith st q mere Doninsl erreu-e- he
rosid he forced 80 sekno-lecre hat
.oeh seuiineuis arc 5sseless ard tsi,e.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02

what m00nef A<ot ~ - OoAucss
Stalwart Republican, tell. Mr.. Con.
ner is not q myth; he lives in 1ndi'
ana his residence and address are
known; he was intimately associated
with tho Presidential campaign in
Indiana; ho knew all the members OF
the Republican State Central Com
mittee; he had conferences with
Dorsey. :,
This man Conner now holds tho
position of Chairman Of tho Repub.
iican County Central COMMITTEES OF
Newton County, and stated that "Sen.
ator Dorsey demanded 600 majority
in Newton County. I told him we
could not give it HE THEN SAID
HE WOULD GIVE ME MONEY
TO HELP US, AND THAT BEING
ON THE ILLINOIS LINE WE
COULD COLONIZE FROM I'LL
NOIS AND MAKE THE 600 MA
JORITY." 1'N ~. - "
This tells the story. Tho statement
of s. p. Conner admits Of no equiv
ocation. It dispels every doubt. 1t
uncaps the den and exhibits the in
terror workings Of the men who were
engaged in carrying Indiana. Dor
sew entered into a conspiracy to i'm.
port voters from Illinois, and agreed
to furnieh the money. Did he not
commit q penitentiary offensef He
did these things in the rooms Of the
Republican Central Committee. Now
ought he not to be indicted and ar
restedf Indeed, ought not the entire
Republican State Central COMMITTEES
to be investigtedf The crime charged
was plotted in the rooms OF the Com
mittee. The proposition to coTmit
q felony, which doubtless was com
mitted in Newton and other counties,
was boldly made. It was made by
Dorsey to o Chairman Of o Repubi
can County Central Committee, and
we surmise the necessary funds were
furnished. Nor is this ALL Mr.. Con
ner explicitly states that he was IN
structod how to vote and count double
tickets. He says:
Il conversed freely with John G
New, his Secretary and all his clerks
and then met Jo Gray, the Lieuten
ent OF Senator Dorsay. AFIEE
LEARNING FROM GRAY HOW
DOUBLE TICKETS WERE vOT
ED AND BEING FULLY IN
STRUCTED, I WAS USHEREI
INTO THE PRESENCE OF Senator
Dorsey, who was Secretary OF thu
National Republican Central Com
mittee." teg5
These things, taken together, show
how the State Of Indiana was carriet
for Garfield. We assert that moth
, ing more essentially felonious relating
to elections was ever concocted o.
proposed. The plans were unaduite
rated scoundrelism. They were Grim
inal, and that they were carried out WI
have no doubt. The Jennings Coun
ty affair, that created SO much excite
, ment, was not half SO infamous. w
! are Of the opinion thht the United
States Marshal for Indiana ought t.
investigate the subject, and, if fount
that S. P. Conner tells the truth,
!, move ought to be made to bring tn
guilty parties to justice.
Something should be done to put
stop to colonizing votes from othe
: States, as also to put stop to givint
instructions how to vote and cotan
double tickets. JON, 1i1p i' nj .ls0
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02

A prominent Physician Of Pittsburgh
said jokingly to lady patient who va
complsining Of her continued " b1ealth 1
q nd Of bis liability 70 .eusp hsex "t!y
Hop Bitters |" The Iady took y y
earnest sud used The bistsss, fFee wtieh
she obia,ned psrmanenk h6eltE eho
now laughs at the doctor for ~ joke,
bat he Il not 20 we'll pleSssd With Il, q
il cost him good pasisst. 70 5aiair Y
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Mrs. Davis, widow Of thsils Gen.
JEFF g. Davis, has 3 diamond ~ In
her possession that was once theprcp-
erty- Of the Inflated Aaximillien.
Gen, Davis purchased II Of . jsweler
in Mexico for q small sum, Il isvAl-
ued at $2.6O000. Ply ~ e''ni'
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02

Mr.. B. r. Yoakum, The trsvs,ine
passenger agent for the Inferno
tional 4 Great Northern rsilwsy eon-
pany, has returned from ths middle
states in company with more thaa
100 excursionists, prospectors who
came 10 look at TexaA Among The
who oame out 10 - Tszas
are ]. @ Travis and wife. M. 1Ssvis
resides in Alabama, and is . brother
Of the .lamented Col TraviA BE
goes from Palestine 10 Saa Antonio
TO see the place whore his heroic
brothsr died for the caass q kbsrtH
and his whit 10 that place WIN doub(-
less be one Of great interest," both 10
himself and the people Of Sen An
tonic, -i. I1.aI..ri t-'lcar
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Manufacturers address
COLLINS 4 CO.,
2i2 Water St., New York City.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FANCY CARDS.

For Collectors, Printers. Card Deal
win mice Der .et loo and 0o0 plain and printed
sent 10 any address for 90 cents, stamps or money,
which will be refunded on return Of the samples.
Catalogue and twelve samples for two Scent stamps
IN q, aO 10. And GO cent? a dozen. CARp ALBUns.
sIi priee. from n rs 10 tlo co. Gard wafers. 500
n, 20 cents, TsivEL's MoNTnLY, size Of New York
weekly. one year aud 100 cards, di dherent: sloo'
sample copy free. III,
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II YOU ,r .rs Y I.uufisrias from ipdigssslon
bowels. You will obtain ,lFeat rslief ~
using the Priokly Ash Bittefs, a. q, shey
have the property Of greatly relieving
these organs end putting Shenin , 500.
sound, healthy couditioas rs ;nsyt lno
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Invite yOur f5eals Z to sabsd1be
o- tie Ell Pass
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
ISAAC II. ~ LIAM, ~
O., whom al Letters should be Addressed,
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CHURCHES.
SOCIETIES.

San Marcos Lodge No. S42 meets Saturday on or
before full moon. Ed J. l.. Green, WIN. Albert
Hcaton Secretary.
Gan Marcos Chapter No. l2S, meets Tuesday On or
before full moon. d. p. Hopkins ". 4. Il. r.
Albert Heator. Secretary.
HAYS Lodge X. OF H. Nc. 1908, meets End and 4th
Fridays Of each month: ]. v. Hutchins. Dictator,
W. l.. Kennedy, Reporter.
Star Of Hope Council No. "a, U. +. 7. J. ID.
Combs, Pres. Frank Gellett, Secretary.
10. OF. Mountaion Lodge No. l54 meet. every
Monday night. q. II. Roai,N. y. Albert Heatoh,
Secretary.
Perkins Enoampmcnt No. SC mees lat Bird and eth
Friday Of each month. I'd. X. Kons, q. +. Albert
He's ton secretary. ~ N1 l'~
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-06-02

As OUTaAoE i--Ouing 60 the grgae
popularity Of 5imssss' Liver Rseslasse
sed iis ubdosbsea curative pevss. ini1s-
tors throughout ths eosstu sss Dsoe-
facturiss worthless iuihsioss uD4s!
the shsdov Of its rood ssne. - sAseled
a. TO inislesd thoss vhs are 80 - 1>.lr
guard. We noss esrsessIy bes ~
lie 20 aid - 70 ous e1ores - 49,
their health ssd kelp ~ - sur ~ q
brisrius ths~e ssprissipAsd iDp. p.sseers -
The Bsr Of Justice. Buy % S1aosos'
Liver R>sulstor unls-s es1sed v .
White Wrapper hsvinr . lsrre r>d z -
the centre the Signature. j. H. Iellin 4
CO. On the side Befsrs yoz bzy. srsn-
rini1s the p.rk.rs ns@s cxrefsily isr
the shove sixrs Il esnsiss>rs- H.
remedy ~ 5sfrcs frsr3 e 70 y~zr go
hsras- ID nss sIir~ ~rrx srt>>'fs.s
- ~ r.,luseJ q r,3ers s,-s7i.r -o<cd-
ing n.sss. Nsy 5 iDo.
, 1881-03-04
GAMBLING GALORE,
Tho st. LntItH Police Authorities Play
Ing l. yrlttr Open, After the NInnner

Tho st. Loatn Police Authorities Play
Ing l. Sritts Open, After the Manner
0t Our Carrier.
Srtefal phpateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
sr. Louis. Mo-, March A--The new rnllce
Board tnat was tn have awcpt vltu fru, tho
Future urit IL fast wearing aud ,'ccom!nK
prcsnut.srtly otl. Al tho organization uf tho
now Bun,d OF Ft,Ilcc Commissioners u!l but tive
uf AIDtlt nlnety.thceG sUttGry- -OfcG4 I'll tho city
were closed, al tho managers vowed their ill.,
tentton to quit the business. Tho [IuArsl anil
tho Department then tpecMtno perturbett, nnd
tho pncu t,l.tttcrs werc subjects Ut Ell lrtrnt
Interest 10 command nil tho attention Ut tic
oll1cInis. 1n tho .uraniltno tic lUtiery- men
saw HI opportunity tn dnncu while
tho officers of tue uunrd wcre ut II
private picnic Of tholr own. Thcy o,enc.l II few
offices by way OF experiment, anu they received
such encouragement tin. oshors l,avo been
"penetl, und E9w reMrly half hundred nse
du,hIess I tho. existing statu ~ ulrars contlII
iirs. Till Lehfltl0rr aehene Of ke.ltl,uky alrMw-
xs is operating tWcItty-1nrco t'illces nIunc !ie"
snirs tho latter Offices I'LL thu kcno md faro
houses huvn opet.ed rp nRatu, nnd are doing II
nlnru linnrishinY business than eyer. This
sintc, Of ni1a!ra hns bern lnatle known to
thn SUl0ns ut tue SiAto CAp,.Hl. Mitl now
wp.ri ctIles from there to tho effect thut tho
Governor hRs dom an1th the rts!Hnnton Ut Fs-
iii thls Il Jill hus Iccil lrsul,lcrti in tho House
by Tho lion. Chur!gA 7, JUhlson A!I0ltshng the
present Anard Of I'oien Commissioners In 81.
LutIlY nEd nI1tEnrzauH the t}uvrrttur to appoint
II How oilc. sec. Ut tho !'!ll rends:
Owing to tho diso!xnnzcA cnu'lItlon Of tho police
i+S u II .!S y 6 asa s , III; sns ix ~ Il S IL
n Ii,co nrd Df said si!Y Tsssny s'a T. ss
:'t aa is s sGtss i9ss T. ss''
into disrsnne; % ~ r,nr;c1sy gx!a,s IT, whos.'s5%
ai:ar IL IL ;.ssaau ~' '''s' WI" ~ ~ A''e' '' A''
III The who!o It. looks ~ though, st. Louis wns
likely to hAYo another ilew deal III police tsiHt-
, 1881-03-04
OBIfrU


GEORGE: /. YAEHEH.
The funeral Of the ihtc Gcnrge |. facgcr, who
died In tho hospttNl ut Aurrn TN M0nt!ny kst,
was announced to taka place ycsterlAy noon
from tho lot.Ec.irxn Of tho II. i. u, I:lkk. over
,fItA3tcy's Thcntrc. Tie tlccensel wns nH old
resident al t.h!cHRo. and Gifted tho fn<'runte
fItri'1 and the Shftt nsd f.cntl,tr HerttW 1T this
tity. flc was n hI9h Mason, belonging tn Apollo
E0mmandery. WHuhEtIata, Ana1 Lincoln pAtk
IdntKes. aud tho u. i. O. Etks. Nh. 1. AMI II wAs
hts last request that the EhlenKo Inlne Of Klks
hnve char9c Of ha ttlr!nt. Tl,c rt,tnaIns came on
frbnl AurrrA ycstcriny morning. and wcrn
placed In IN elegant Chilli In tho lu]pe.ronm nt
tho Ort1Hr. On tho c0tfl we're tho fnttAs !" II. +.
@or, M 3 oTs5f stbsr 9 5 G% apSc a4 Tr1T tho
j targe t,tfnbcruf tho members 9f tho Isi9c and
friends uf the slpceaA.i assembled 10 pny theIr
lust respects 10 the dead.
Exalted lf,iltr firtIrKe schcrer called the lndgo
In order, Rn,i lsrtthes~ f;rosue Treyser suis ln
Ind bcer requested 10 stute that It would he me.
cssary IL psistp'tic tho funeral until Hnturtlny
noon. TN account Of tim snow blncknI1r hit that
the terv!ees wnlttd he gnne tIr1iKh Wlth then.
hymn. :. N,.Mrcr Ny Gnl to Thee" after vhch
Grtrxc ". T1unpsnu offered prayer. Tu Ex-
allied Ruler then ;tGae lew .pltrnprlato re-
Hnrks. ns dill tho uther officers 1f tho Qrtlnr,
Tho servlccs clt,scd with prayer by ar. Thonip-
aur. md thtIsc prc.eni were allowed to look
upon tho fnce Ut tho dead.
Atnnny thosr Win tunk part In the services
werc George trreyscr. Gcoruc schcrcr, u. Dali
lj0thtiu Joe Stti!R. Clnrk tlnin!!n, LOG Walker.
Louis Eoss, Chlrir3 nnrfes, Ed Lake. U. +. Car
rD!l. and Messrs. Wilson, Ftsttcr, Pitkn. and
NGumgister. .-
1'he rcfnRtns Will 10 taken to Kusehll at
o'cltNs S4tMr1!ny. and will le plnccd IN tue vault
until tho Elk burial lot ba6 been secured.