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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

London, April s.-The German Relchs,sg
to-day, with only two dissenting voices,
adopted Herr Windthorst's motion REQUEST
ing Prince Bismarck to endeavor to bring
about an agreement among the powers &C.
cordlng to which they will undertake to
impose penalties upon their own
subjects and foreign residents for
assasslnsting or attempting to assassina,e
heads OF states, or melting 70 such ssssssins.
ton' and deliver up, on the demand of tho
government of bis native country, any
foreigner guilty Of assassination or at,emnt
to sssassinate. Herr Windthorst said the mo-
ton was only intended as basis for ar.
engagements between the various governments
WIN view to prevent the right of asylum
being abused for fostering assassination.
Inc motion would derive weight from the
iact that 1t had not orieira,ed in
high quarters, but with the representatives
OF tho people. The News Berlin
correspondent reports that Prince Frederick
william has had several interviews
with Prince Bismarck on the question OF
international right of asylum. Professor
Virschow was one Of the three who voted
against Herr Windthorst's resolution. The
socialists IN tho Rechstsg abs.ained from
voting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
The Funding of the Mn,ured Dc,,

Washington, April lit is pretty general.
ly conceded that If tho Secretary Of the
treasury. should decide to sell SlO4, 600 900
Of four and a half or four per cont. b, nds,
tho proceeds thereof and the purplus reye.
nucs would enable the government 10
redeem nearly all Of tho Outstanding sixes BY
the lst Of next January. But some Of tho
most experienced officers of Tho treasury
department do not hesitate 10 say that The
process of redemption referred 10 may bring
about important financial disturbances. II Il
be determined TO dispose Of The $l04 600 600
OF iours or fours and half, large part of
tho sixes will be called within a com nara
lively brief period. In that event, what will
the national banks do. Over $40. 600 600 Of
the .ixes ARE now held by the banks A, se.
curity for circulation. II calls for theso
bonds should bs issued 10 rapid succession
therc would bc danger of a sudden contrsc.
ton OF tho currency II the banks woro
unwilling for any reason 10 10 into The mar.
ket and pay a high premium for fours or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
The Old Lobby King on Hand.

Washington. April s.--The celebrated
Sam Ward, formerly king Of the lobby, and
who left Washington when tho democrats
came into control of the house of representa-.
tives, remarked to friend the other day
that no would spend the greater part of the
next four years in this city. AS 10 his pur.
pose In returning to the "old stamping
ground no remarked. with sly wink II
know all these men who are running the ad-
ministration, and those who will shape things
during tho forly-seventh congress-" Blu. tho
veteran Samuel will find formidable rival in
the field in tho person of Colonel Bob lnger.
soil. Royal Rob-" as tho president calls
him has already made rapid progress, and
can a. least be called the prince OF lobbyists.
Samuel will find that Robert has worked up
a corner" on big department claims, and
Will be ready to compete for congressional
"pickings' next winter. Such me The signs
of the times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Austin


Special TO the Herald.
Austin, April S.-The appellate court did
not meet to-day. 1t will meet tomorrow
and two days next week.
The following cases were decided in the
supreme court.
House VS.. Peters Of al; appeal from Hood
Affirmed by ngreement.
Loe vs.. 0'Briep; from Parker. Reversed
and remanded.
Jenkins va. Va,z; from Cooke. Reversed
and Rsmanded.
Mckarny vs.. Dsnham & Son; from Wise.
Affirmed with damages.
Palmer vs.. Courtner; from Wise, Re.
'vcrsed and remanded.
In tho district court to-day Isaac Morrow q
bond was reduced TO one thousand dollars.
Buck Smith, sentenced 10 tho penitentisry
tor murder, was to-day pardoned by tho
governor on account of his youth and good
conduct.
The architect sent for by the commissioners
Of the new capitol will be hero on tho 22d
inst, at which tins the plan will be selected
and bids advertised.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
The chic Earthqnkc,

London, April ga dispatch from Chic
dated Thursday evening,says sligh, shocks Of
earthquake continue Largo quantities Of
blankets, goods and medicines are shipped
from Syria by each steamer. Two hundred
ssappers have lett Pieraeus In a gunboat 10
bury the dead. The number Of killed Is
variously estimated a. from four 10 elk thou.
sand. The injured arc more than twice this
number.
Athens, April s.-Six.y sappers with ma.
terial tor hut, have gone 10 Chic. The
mayor Of the island appeals for every sort Of
relief Forty thousand persons are without
bread Promltcnt Athenisns are aiding tho
government In hflording relief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Nan Antonio.

Special to tho Herald
San Antonio, April s.-F. w. Fellman
died here last week, and had one thousand
and ton dollars in his vest His father
telegraphod power Of attorney 10 a lawyer
in this city, to take charge Of the effects.
The landlady. Mrs. Gross, refused to deliver
the money up, saying that Felman gave II
to her. She vas arrested for embezzlement
and pu. in Jail last night, in default of $500
bail.
Two negro boys were arreited to-day for
till.tapping.
w. IL. Guiop, of the Guion line of steam.
ships, Is in tho city.
Bnrgaries arc becoming frequent, and
chicken-thieving is absting.
A shipment OF sheep left to-day over the
International for Philadelphia.
The Merchants Exchange will not open
until ,fter lent
Dallie Dursnd was arrested today for
DEMONSTRATING. His third arrest for tha,
oiionse.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
ROckdnIe,

Special TO the Herald.
Rockdale, April 4.-W. II. Smith, post
Office inspector arrived in town to-day. hav.
ing in charge j. b. Jones, charged with
robbing tho U s. mail between Calvert and
Cameron, on the 22i Of March last.
The same party robbed two ci,izens
of this county on March Goth,
for which otfense he WAS arrested and lodged
in tho Cameron Jail, until rearres,ed by
Inspector Smith. Richard Osborne the
carrier robbed, is with Mr.. Smith and is
quito positive as to tho identity of the
prisoner. Mr.. Smith is of the opinion that
his prisoner Is under fictitious name
and thinks 1t moro than probable no has
committed crimes of serious nature In
other portions of the state. He claims to
hail from Liberty county, which is probably
correct AS he appears to bo familiar with
Sheriff Morris, of that county. He 10 about
Is years Of ago. Mr.. Smith leaves for
Austin in the morning, to present bis pris.
oner to United States Commissioner Gardner
Ruggles for examination.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Satisfaction to tho Irish.

London, April S.-Iho News states that
several English members of parliament have
privately expressed the opinion that IL is
desirableto take steps supplementary to tho
land blll TO proven, Wholesale evictions In
Ireland as u matter Of fact This will be
done BY tho bill, as t contains provisions
that processes eviction not completed by
tho Time tho bill becomes law. will be In
operation, as 1t practically takes nine
months to complete an eviction. Notices
served In March will be void. The provls.
ion 10 tho bill gives peculiar satisfaction 10
the Irish members of parliament.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
The Yorktown Cclchrnii.,n

Richmond Va, April s.-Pursuant to the
call of Mayor Darlington largely attended
meeting of citizens was held last night in the
hall of the house of delegates, to adopt
measures for insurirg cheerful and hearty
welcome TO all who NAV
visit Virginia during the Yorktown cepten.
nial celebration. The meeting was presided
over by the Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, and speeches
were made by him, Governor Holiday,
Major Robert Stiles and others. Resolutions
we're adopted extending u cordial invitation
TO the people of the country, and to citizens
of any other nation in sympathy with the
object, to unite with the people of Virginia
IN the appropriate observation of the coming
celebrali,n; TO provide for the appointment
OF committees, civic and military, to take
charge ofall matters pertaining TO the repre-,
sentstion ofthe city of Richmond in tho
celebration, and for the proper reception of
all who may visit our city, for the purpose
OF taking part In said celebration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
A Distinguls Marriage

Poughkecpsie, April s--There wa.
dut,er of fashionable excitement in ,hs citv
this afternoon. over the marriage of Miss
Leila L, Morse, youngest daughter of the
late Professor Morse, and Mr.. Franz Rum.
mel the eminent pianist. 1t occurred AT
Locust Grove, the summer residence Of
the brides mother. At two D. m, Tho
Rev. Henry l.. Ziegenfuss, rector Of Christ
church, performed the ceremony. On sc-
count OF recent deaths In the family, ouly
the nearest relatives were invited. The bride
wore, . dress OF white silk and satin,
enriched with exquisite embroidery,
and beads and pearls. Instead Of
the conventional wedding bell, there was
suspended over the bridal party a large
bough cut from Marshal Neil rose tree.
heavily laden with beautiful buds. The
presents. as might DO expected, we're numer.
Gus and Of rare beauty and worth, not
the least of which was check for hand.
some sum from Miss Morse's old friend.
Samuel j. Tilden. After u COLLATION. Mr..
and Mrs. Rummel left for Washington
where tho German ambassador will shortly
give reception in their honor. On sstur.
day next the happy couple will leave on the
steamer Main for thor new homo In
| England,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Tennessee Legislators Ccn.urcd,

Nashville, April S.--The legislature yes
terday adopted tho following resolution:
Resolved, That the rights of our citizens
n Crest Britain who sympa,hlze with s.rug.
Cling Ireland, and who have committed no
crime which justilles their arrest or imprlson.
ment, should be fully maintained, and that
our senators and representatives in congress
should unite in calling the attention Of tho
government to the duty of protecting our
citizens from the penalties Of the coercion
act, and from other ou,rages upon them.
The pint committee appointed 10 inyesti.
gate in reference to bribery and corruption,
reported that while the evidence does moi
sustain charges of bribery it does disclose tho
fact that two members, Davis aud Plummer,
were guilty of conduct a. variance with good
morals aud the rules of propriety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
! lESrABLIsHED IN isa9.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

usually occupied BY the Jury l. reserved
tor distinguished persons. Admission 70 the
court is BY ticket. The slrictest control Il
maintained. Ten seats are assigned to the
foreign press. A life.size portrait Of the
late czsr, draped In black, is .
prominent feature of the hSll. Senator
Fuchs, member Of high court at Cessation,
presided over the council, assisted by four
senators and NJ. Trusrieff. assistant
prosecutor Of 81. Petersburg, and N.
rrostozoky. assistant prosecutor Of the
district tribunal. There were In all sixty-
four witnesses and eleven experts TO be ss.
amined. The Greek, Catholic. Lutheran
and Mshometan clergy are present 10
administer oaths 10 witnesses The reading
ofthe Indictments occupied two hours. The
prisoners were then inlerrcgsted. Tho late
Cz,r's coachman was examined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
A Railroad cou,pIe,co

Harrisburg, Va, April s.-The last spike
in tho line Of the Shenandoah Valley railway,
between Haggerstown, Maryland. and
Waynesboro, Virginia, was driven al Luray
on Tuesday, April the 9th, In the presence Of
large crowd and amid great enthusiasm.
Bands Of music played lively airs. while the
spike was driven in Its place by the Hon.
William. Mines, former president Of the
road, and who made the spike himself, In bis
own blacksmith shop, of iron dug upon his
own premises.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Murder Trinl.

Petersburg, Va, April S.-The trial Of
BaOjsman Ivy, charged with being an acces-
sorry to the murder OF X. NJ. Hicks, as
Weldon, North Carolina, has boon continued
to tho September term of tho Halifax,
North Carolina, county court. Tho murder
was committed about fifteen months AGO,
After the murder, Ivy made his escape and
remained at large until few weeks sgo,
when he voluntarily surrendered himself 70
the proper authorities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Herr Mast.

London, April s.-Tho morning Post
states that M. A. NJ. Sullivan, N. p, will
hold the leading brief for tho defence Of Herr
Mast, and that he Is instructed 70 apply 10
the court Of queens bench for u mandamus
TO compel Sir Jaques Ingrsham. chief msgis.
trato of the Bow street police court, 10 admit
Herr Mast 10 bail
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Rolling min nuv,,c.,

Topeka, Kan, April S--The rolling mill
owned jointly by tho Union Pacific and
A,chson, Topeka & Santa Fc railway COM
panies, located here. burned at nino O'Clock
last right. The nlsrn w,s given by tho
engineer and the opcrstiv,s, nearly 100 In
number, barely had limo TO escape before
the roof fell in. Tho los 10 estimated To be
100000. From eco 10000 people aro thrown
cut Of employmebt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Beacous1lcIsl's CoudltIop.

London, April 8.-Bullotins issued at II
o'clock this morning say Lord Bsaconsaeld
passed = good night and had refroshiHg
slecp. He has taken bis nouri,hment we'll.
The symptoms caused BY tho late serious re-
lapse arc passing away. The condition Of the
patient 10 moro hopeful than II was yos-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

Berlin, April S.-Prlnce Carolath has oh.
tanned decree of divorce against his wife,
nee Countess Hertzfeldt. Il Is eaid that
Count Herbert Bismarck's marriage with the
divorced lady will soon take place. The
count now appears to be reconciled with his
father,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
American Medical Annexation.

Washington, April s.-MedicAl Directors
j. M. Brown and A. A. Gehon and Surgeon
General II. j. Ridder, have been appointed
TO represen! tho navy at tho meeting Of the
American Medical association, to be held IN
Richmond on May 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

special TO the Herald.
Navasota, April S.-The business house Of
j. B. Dali, at Washington, six miles west of
here, was totally destroyed by nre last night.
Loss four thousand dollars; insurance un.
known.
Weather clear and very warm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Released on Rnt,

Now Orleans, April 8.-John T. Gala h an,
who murdered Mike Tracey, March 50, was
released TODAY BY Recorder Davey, on
furnishing S2o'0(o bond for bis appearance
before tho criminal court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

New York. April s.--Ths New Jersey 70.
1nery company has failed. Liabilities
100000. Marley, Eunson d 90, shirt man>
ufActory has failed. Liabilities 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
rrlnl. Of chs A.....l.. Of tho Car.

Trials OF tho Asssssins Of the CsAr.
81. Petersburg, April S.-The trials Of tho
a'sassins Of tho late emperor commenced
yesterday morning. Aisor some preliminary
proceedings l! was adjourned until
Friday. Prisoner Jeliabof conducts
bic own defense The space
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

New York, April Sat tho Brln.ley sale
last night tho Gutenberg bible, the fret
BOOK IHn printed with movable type. was sold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
a Fatal Fall.

Bordentown, April S.-John Hogan, sup.
posed TO belong 10 LAmbertville. N. j., fell
from trestlc work At South Amboy lest
night and was killed. NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

Liverpool, April sc. D. Phillips d 70.
and X. A. Corey 4 90, cotton merchants,
have Suspended. There aro rumorS Of an.
other suspension In the cotton trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09

Conssan.Incpls, April s.-Russia has In.
formed Austria shat 1rsecs cannot count on
military assistance from RuisiA In care
Of war. W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
Death From prc.um,0 o,cr.v.,,,.

Death From Presumed Over. Eating,
New York, April S.-Msry Brewster, forty
years old, who was visiting friend at NO
1858 West Thirtieth street, on Thursday, was
taken suddenly III and died, 1t is said, from,
internal hemorrhsge, caused by the rupture
ofs blood vessel, possibly produced by over
eating
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-09
WHO Is HEP.
THE BEST DRESSED MAN in DALLAS

only making
the filling all the envy.
ask anOhar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

HE RIVER FRONT -Ih2 river front pro-
sonted qnlte busy &c pa this morning. The
COIN mission merchants Il seemed to be sciye,
sod gsogs OF ,lored men W ere OF work l,sdiop
sud unloading grsin and Goa! scAoooers. 4
large nnmoer OF small cHoouers srn at the ship
yard, some already % the ways and olhcis
waiting TO ba hauled up for repairs. The 10. e
boat which hes teen 10 ooutsc OF construction
at the yard fer some time past. for johnson
Brothers, of Washington, sill DC Iauuched ear
lY mex week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

POLICE NEWS -E 4. Duaohan, tsu.
President Of TIC Board oil Aldermen, 10 the 90
senca of Mayor Beckhsm. pie,ii. at police
headquarters 10 day. md nd be!Crs him
Thomas Hail aud james Bach. arrested yes
terday afternoon l,r dIs.roerly cenduc: on the
streets. Both parties were discharged therc
bang 10 evidence agsIosr them.
Mary Thompson, white woman, was before
lstlcs Whl!tlessy, this afternoon, charged
with Obscene conduct with cnlored man D AIN ed
James Kelley The evidence was 50 co3traaic
tory the Justice WAS compelled TO dismiss The
case.
Lu Cartwright and Pat Gath wright, nor us
bnnd, we're arrested this afternoon for dsordoily
conduct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

CIlT SCHOOL BOARD The Board met
promptly ia-t night, prereo,: s. q. Nesle, ESQ ,
chairman. ard Nesars. Game, Gregory. Her
bsIt, Mclean. Martufy, Sooadeu, Whiting
tor, and WhlNlssty, ri.h tho Superintendent
Ct Schools
Iac mibu:rs Of the last meeting, having
been rad bud approved, Mr. Msrbury. from
ihe Comm!"cG 90 tna0co and Accounts, re-
GU s.ed !nst the matter OF the Treasurer 8
cJi1?vcsaIjn be passed over for the present,
IN cyrscTucnoe O. tie assoc; Of Mr. Beach,
tie ctartI 40 Of thst committee.
he Superintendent gava 90 account Of his
7sl II thY co.orod NormaI Institute 81 Hamp
ton, sud stated tba. all the c1oreu teachers, 10
tho cmploymaLt o! the Board attended it, and
that he hsi betn Informed by the conductors
TIA, 'h'y ~cr' srpong the very bes. and most
!n.a!.iIrri teachers there.
Vs. h;s motion, a sum not exceeding SO was
apprGp.iatci TO pay for binding; and the clerk
Was au.huTZ d to procure the registers, 49,, 10
N.nr ter he utX. session OF The schools.
i!02-ion Wss also MADE fer Smother teacher
tlr PesDJdy school, 10 be cml l,qed only 10
Csc OF necessity 10 be judged Of by the Super
lncrd Of.
Ga motion Of Mr. Soowdcr, the Clerk gss
drec,ed 10 petition Councl. in The name OF the
boa'd, for Tho eTcc ion OF lamp post ct the
lot 4 the alley rack OF he PEABODY building,
Ter The ."cu',g OF tho property
;hr Bard fhrs proc Cdc1 to FL vacancies
IL the tc,chlOg tIc:, when Miss Fannie l.
M@l4 w-4 unauluOu~!y rc elected secJpd sssist-
s"t 10 lee school Miss ada Y. Grlgp. asslst ut
IN i aboty sch ,ol, spd Miss Cora l.. Tatss.
ianGh. LUIS utc.
ina Board ihCu aCi urncd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Dock DREDGING COMPLETED The steam
drediog mschiue, wnioh nas hceu engaged fer
several days past deepening Capt. 7. B. Ilooe' {
dock, foot of Prince street, ,mpletcd its work
10 day. Opt Hore DOW hiss rweoty-two fee,
of wster iu his dock. witch is dep Sufficient
to ommodate any vessel that can get Up the
river. Tie deepening OF the dock was made
necessary by the arrival Of large vessels at this
port 10 load grain for Europr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

DR.. Bcnsons Celery and Cbsmomile Pills are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache Ner.
vous Headache, Neurslgis, Nervousness. Parsl
ysjs, Sleeplessness, snd Indigestion or Dyspep.
Ella. and vii! cure any case, no matter how o.
stnste, if properly used. They are not cure.
slI, bu. only for those special diseases. They
contain &c opium. morp hine or qunine and are
not = purgstive, but regulate the bowels and
cure consuuption by curing or removing the
causes of 1t They hsVe cberming effect upon
the skin. and a lovely, quoting etfec! upon the
nervous syatem simply By feeding its ten thonsaDd
hungry. yes, IN some cases, starving absorb ents.
They make or create nerve matter and give
power, force and buoysncy TO the nerves, and in
hist way increase mental force, endurance and
briIliaacy Of mind. Nobody who has nervous
system should neglect to take them two or three
months III each year. simply IS nerve food, il
for no other purpose fEc4. 80 cents . box, or
+ boxes for S2.5J, postage free. Sold by ali drug.
gists.
.Nnolessle Agents, JANNEY s. CO., Drug,
slsts, Alexsndris, We. iy23-ecGn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

a PLEASURE Party -rhr Hhltc yacht, Ella
lrel~eli. Coplsin Wesley Davis. which has
Just been overhaul:d ct the shipysrd. lett here
this afternoon with Washington pleasure
party 90 board for Cobb's l-land. The com
pauy will spend several days at the Island 10
fishing and other amnsemenia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

FIRE IN A BED Room "A bed 10 the
cod story OF the residence of MIR. Geo. w.
IIiJId, ca north Royal street. was discovered
% DC on h'o this morning. which c.u,ed 600
SIDERABLE sisrni among the inmates of the
mouse. The hsmes we're extiogushed by 8
s'o'I5man 10 the neiphborhood, assisted by
f fY! members of the Hydraulion Steam Fire
somp'oV. The bed was badly damaged. The
uie Is supposed to have been by Mi. Clifford
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-07-30

Il SPLENDID TREAT Y estcrday evening"
1855 about thc ume che Isbors If the day were
c.o9ltg We reo:IVcd from Mr. Hetry BreDglc,
j.? h'og rect, tur usual sntuaI treat, consist.
II # we irstZ rs-rtrawbCrry and VanIll.-of
Tca, WI. ti,vlred ice cream. together with an
ample supply OF fruit, pound and Jelly cake
Eg.ryaody conn c.cd with the ofhoo psrtook Of
tul AID pIcnty wih tho relish characteristic of
such occasions. nnd many were the eucomiums
passed upoD the quail y of both tho cream and
cake. Mr.. Bfenge's establishment has been
al institution 10 this section of country so long
tha. Il Is amoSt wcrk of supcrerogs,ioo to at
'cu,pt to gGln for i, any more notorlely The
fathers OF tho present generation OF youog peo-
pic who now 81. IN merry elce around the tables
~ bis saloon pertaking o! the cho c. doIic.cios
he 1r, par@s, when snail children. we're won't 10
lnvest their half dimes 10 the sama manner at
tho samc place. aud ID the good old ante beilum
days made mary 40 imprompiu meal on tho
nOtsb!e pies made there. tho reputation Ct
whicl have 10 30 way deterioted for over quar-
ter q century.