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Vote for Lampssss.

Go and see 0rr's buggies aud carriages
before buying elsewhere, or serd for price
list.
Orr guarantees his buggies and csrrisget
as represented.
Orr will cell you the celebrated Sam Cook
buggy, with top. full leather quarter and
steel bows at $50, till October Let, only.
Orr will sell you his Secbeler & Orr buggy
with top full leather quarter and wood bows
for $50, till October LIST only.
Orr will cell you his Concord side spring
buggy With top full leather quarter and
bows for 500. Remember the date, October
let.
Orr will sell you his side spring with Ex-
celsior, and top full leather quarter and steel
bows, for $40, till October 1st Remember
the date.
Orr will sell you phatons, carriages a.
spring wagons cheaper than any house 20
days to make room for his large foI and
winter stock.
Horrible murder al 0rr's, for 30 days, of
bugeies; pb@.ons, carriages, spring wagons,
etc.
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City Court.


JAS 0'Neal, Chss stephens, Chas Riley,
c L Warner, Frank Miller, Geo Maddox, L
Purcell Robt Russell, 4 Briggs and Pete
Iorith were 6ned each So for drunkenness.
VIM Walker, NJ Miller and Pete Mcclure
were taxed dollar for the same oifense.
William Wilson, peddling his .wife's bed
clothes TO get whisky; transferred to Justice
Prices court and put in line of promotion
for the poor farm,
mo. Crawford rrofsne language; iined
81
Tom Bryant prolane language; fined
.$5,
Jnc. McCar:y assault; flued S.
Mike McCarty vsgrant, discharged
Ned Thompson eating e disturbance
fined So:
I. y. Derreit, exposing person, dis
charged.
Jake Pratt swssrinc, feed IS.
Il Williams assault, fined 81.
Bill Carter loud words, discharged.
Adam Sharp selling liquor on Sunday
discharged.
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Elegant Toilet Preparation.


Hair dressing and restorative is found in
"London Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair to It's origi.
nal youthful color and beauty. Fallsg hair
is checked by Its use, and 1t produces q
growth OF beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and iuxuriant, II certainly is the most
cleanly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people.
A.: A. Gibson, Bsrrytown, Duches county
N. T., writes; DR.. Swsyne & Son, Philsdel.
phls: GENTs-l enclose postofilce order fol
eight dollars, please send me one dozen
"London Hair Color Restorer." 1t has
stopped my hair from falling, and restored /,
to its natural color. 1t has proven satisfsc
tory in every respect. The "London Hair
Color Restorer" can be obtained at all the
leading druggists al rs cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06
Lnmpasas Springs.

To-day The election for the location of the
state university takes place. Lsmpssas is In
the field and is an anxious solicitor for votes.
In the canvass Lampasss has been we'll rep.
resented and offers many reasons why Il
should receive the suffrage of the people. II
sets forth a pure and healthy atmosphere, ex-
cellent water and above all, mineral waters
of superior medicinal qualities and re.
moval 10 so far as the place is situated, en-
tirely from the temptations liable 10 beset
young men in the cities Of the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

M +. Martin was visited Sunday night q.
his room on Ross avenue, by burglars, who
carried away five dollars Of bis money. He
was asleep at the time and knew nothing of
his being robbed until yesterday morning
when he went TO look for bis pants, which he
found just outside the window. There was
ten or twelve dollars in the pockets, but Inc
burglar was frightened of. Mrs. Martin. bis
grandmother, saw the burglar and thought
u was her grandson and spoke to him, when
he made bis escape.
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The ward schools.

The public schools of the different wards
opened yesterday morning with good at
tendance and marked increase in the num-
Der of pupils over that of last year, and
during the next two weeks it will be larger
as there are many poor children y! present
in the country picking cotton. The schools
start out uud the most favorable auspices.
The buildings are comfortably fitted up and
the teachers are thoroughly competent and
versed in the training of children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

As we have large and better assorted
stock of wooden goods, and are doing more
extensive business than any house in our
line in North Texas, We hope the citizens Of
Dallas will call on US before purchasing here
or sending to northern markets for fall
suits. Our display of fine dress goods 10 not
excelled in the state. DOUGLASS Bros,
Merchant Tailors, COZ Main street.
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Vote for Llmpasas.


The next term of the district court of Dial.
las county begins October 10th, 1881. The
dIockets OF the court will be taken up as fol-
iows; Non-jury civil cases, 10Th day of
OCTOBER and continue two weeks. Jury
civil docket, Oath day of October and con.
'inue four weeks. Criminal docket, Dist dav
OF November and continue three weeks.
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Which in IfY

Bud Fulbright is wanted here to answer to
the charge of carrying pistol. There was
man arrested at Mckinney and jailed on the
charge OF theft, who gave his name as Dick
Newton. There is Dick Newton and he
and FulbriRht resemble each other very
much. Sheriff Jones believes that it is Full.
bright, and as the trial was set for yesterday,
he went up to Mckinney to SEQ who it really
was and If it is Fulbright will bring him
back here to answer to the pistol charge.
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Vote for Lsmpssas.
The Howard OIL Co.

IL 2 CENTS PER BUsHEL,
This company are now paying IL l-2 cents
Per bushel for new crop cotton seed delivered
at.their works, located on Houston e. Texas
Central railway, East Dallas. Parties hay-
ing seed for sale and desiring to obtain the
highest cash price for 1t will please take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06
ENew visiting cards perat Mason
rb's,
Jarrett, the Ice King.

Has Just received several car loads of the
solidest and purest lake ice ever brought 10
Dallas. Remember his place is on Poydrss
street in the rear of the Apollo hall. Jar
retps ice Is the only antidote for the hot
weather
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Sam Fowler was on the hun. yesterday Of
Tom Rsddy. He says that no and Reddy
had been rooming together al the residence
Of Mrs. Carpenter In tho oedars, and that
Sunday night he had S58 80 stolen out Of hjs
vest which he had taken the preoaution 10
place under the head of his bod. Ho ia Of
the opinion that Reddy got his money.
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The Texas d st. L0uis Narrow Gauge
Railroad,

To tho Editor Of the Herald:
In your issue Of Sunday morning you
state that the money necessary to secure the
St. Louis & Texas narrow gauge railway has
been raised and the question Of its coming to
Dallas virtually settled, etc. This is liable
to do the enterprise an injury. The money
necessary has not teen raised, and at least
eight to ten thousand dollars are yet needed 10
make up the required amount; but the COM
mittee assured Governor Hubbard
that the amount could be raised,
and he left Dallas with this
assurance, giving us ten days in which to
comply with his demand. The committee
now have list of the names of those who
are able to give, and whose amount of city
taxes amounts to over thirty thousand dol
lars. They can give as much as one years
taxes; and should we fail to make up the
amount from the list, then Dallas will fail to
get this road, because portion OF her people
fail to do their duty.
w. w. LEAKE,
W. III. LENNON,
THOMAS FIELD,
ALEX. SANGER,
w. II. PRATHER,
w. ii. CASTOR,
S. j. ADAMS,
@. s. MITCHELL.
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Notice

l shall leave Texarkana Wednesday morn
ing at 1880, September 7th, in charge Of
young lady students for Hamilton Female
college, Lexington, Kentucky, and Dallas
Tuesday evening. September 9th. Parties
desiring TO send he IL daughters off can have
them Join US at dallas or Texarkans.
II. p. ST. CLAM.
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Vote for Lampssas.

Leon Kahn sells tho celebrated Black
Crook mems calf shoes, in any style, Dom
Pedros, Congress or English Balmorals. The
best shoe for the money ever brought TO
Texas, at SO 70, every pair fully warranted.
Call and SEQ them at 60i Elm street.
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SEQ here.

You are Sick there is just one remedy that
will cure you beyond possibility of doubt. If
IFS Liver or Kidney trouble, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Wells Remover is your hope. 81.
Druggists. Depot.
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Vote fer Lampasas.

A mere mention Of the fact thar II. Lims
norman has received his new goods is suti.
Gent for those who know him, 10 know that
The beautiful suitings to DO found there can
not be surpassed anywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06
New goods al Il. Zimmerman's.

II. Zimmerman has undoubtedly the
largest and finest collection Of fine woolens
for gents wear ever seen In Dallas, and espe-
cially for this season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

The Only First-ciass Restaurant
In Dallas Is the Delmonico. Oysters from
the Atlantic and the gulf, fish from noun
tain and sea, Of the most exquisite favor, al.
ways served up to those of fastdious tastes
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

Criminal Term of tho County Court.
The criminal term of tho county court
convened yesterday morning, Hon. r. 4.
Burke, county Judge. presiding The docket
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06
Vote for Lsmpasas.

A full line Of ladies' Common Sense walk,
ing shoes in hand or machine sewed, either
in kid or goat. The easiest thing out for
comfort Sold very low at Leon Kahn's, COZ
Elm street. y wa
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Vote for Lampasas.
Hard Coal.

Parties desiring TO secure Pennsylvania
hard coal should leave orders at the office,
corner Lamar and jackson streets, immedi,
ately, to secure supply.
T.. a. CuIrns
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Vote for Lampasas.

Monday, Sept 9Th, school opens; you can
get all books and school supplies at Mason
81 Erb's.
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Notice.

Tho respectable drug stores, hotels, res
taurants and places Of public resort all over
he country keep "Conrad's Budweiser
teer."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

For the public gool:"Conrsds Budweis
Beer"
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DOn't Miss this Change,

Commencing on Monday NEXT we will sell
large assortment Of ladies' wrappers, calico.
lawn and percale wrappers NJ 80, rs cents, ST
and slips at M Rosenthai IL Cos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-06

The latest novelties in fell, plush, straw,
chip and porcupine. Call at NJ Rosen,hsl &
Cos.
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Vote for Lsmpasss.

n. Curtis, jeweler, has removed toNo
Main street. Watches and jowelry care
repaired
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Vote for Lampasas.
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Vote for Lsmpasss.

Bet line of blank books in Dallas at Mason
& Erb's.
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Burglars mt Work,

Tote for Lsmpasas.
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Hats! Hats! Hats,

Vote for Lampasss,
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Vote for Lampssss.
, 1881-10-11
RELIGIOUS NOTES,
VII, c0pp.SoruN pIcL1sEs,

AHr el}HbtHo4nN Nt+ttkTEns
1t !s learned aliat tho lsov. ". L. codalugton,
OF Syracuse, N, r.. who wus reernlly ihvitoa by
tho congregation VI tho Seronl Presbyterian
WIS k1uwI, hefarb tho chl was 1lnilU lilAt Mr.
C,Nlllngtou. who Is u Eeoteseor ut tue unlt0yo ut
syrucnss. wns = Methodist. but It WA believed
ts., tat h. "ou @ p%'ss H. !nas!sr "a presbytar!an
committee ''' who ~ roaSussol viii hitt, snu
some. gtpun,t. e thlnk thal such
Wnuld lu tho cnse. Hut Inst woek. whon the
alninotl with snNrc th1rnuKllncss lhNB ho llltl
hithsrtaI t1n9 the cseea which tu would hg cum
peliol to teach. and tn which ho snust eclAro his
Alhor0mvo, hu t0Atil u tuo strong Tor him, aud
rtlE HAl'TlAr NtSlsrgtta.
The regular weekly mootinx Ut the baptist
iililtstera WIS held yesterday MlurnInR ut thB
draIa 1I Pacao liotr, tho tsos.J'Ts Busioo III tho
TIC ney. Mr, Craekncl'. of Enxlaau. WAS IT.
expressing bis poasurv Ut tneetinx th1sl, and
stGtlHy ttMt tho iiapttst deA0ntnati0n.w ln0yo
eenipaot tn A,nercA than ln Eh9|and.
ns1y III stss; 4sass' m ss' s ci9 r;s sa s;rS:ss Sc e
th1 ncetIng. ,and sp'kq briut,y:
Tho ltuv. llr. huFtnFup, who rend pnpDr
.senio weeks uxu pE "Th0 AtUneNunt,'' prGcst.l-
- % etpla'. The potats sat sarth iu the pupuE.
mc!lt-lHnral. xGFGr!snuutal, uni vteAEiAus--nltl
!nMintalnad tAnt tho latter was the curruct idpH
Ihis tueA WAS regarded III threo WayH-
1sassa It II soasa 5sa' VI. a o i: sxs s,a s
realistic WIS uninIollsiDtc, but hu believed tilat
tho ntoaemgnt han Gesn promptod hy thu lows
u Jusus for tllank.nd. lie clnb0rate4 thls
. ni4 rsmarks wery discussed attcr 10 hal con.
ctuhed, Only ms minIstur differed wjlh him,
aud Nv AA!a that hp dilnt hellsvs tha utouumaAt
, 1881-10-11

Sometimes this has happened to be tho case In
tenement -hot1ses In tho Fourteenth Wartl, but
~ have removed the patients wpu!d have been
tat. Tbs character uf tho tltsrasr which is pre-
waiting II escre.tnHly tlritunt. md the percrnt-
ayes VI rrcovnrir4 At home hrA ti,lch smaller
than tt.oso at tho hospital: Every effort Is u,a.u
IT, keep the easea t.Ofntclf. md NIL },lnpcS
whursth ssalt-ls1x prevails ntc carefully guard.
~. Tae deaths rnM'st.l ye*tsr.iay uss',rre,l ut
i'm ha> nx hrrm tnke! tr,,t' Nj, 4::1 we*t 'ruyt9r
strrct; III Nos iii ntnt l1 tMrtur street: Nus IL
at,a u Fox riAce: md NJ. "a; A.is',Atn street. 4
CNHc Or stnll-EDx WINS reported trout No. III
ll9 kove,t street. Thu mini WIN wnrtcu for
Crails isrps. WINS taken II ~ thu ,'ornnH 1T n
fMhir,llnv -hoilsc ht No. Ill South cuilnI street,
M Matnl tl!e prnpr!ctor turned hlsu out rhe lA,or
fet0w wunt u II friends hnltso mt tho nu!'iiWr
mid strcpt where ho WIS found. Mrssra. Crnnr
i!r9s. henrl'lK thnt 70 VIA SICK. srnt up
stated. !rhs othos .catss seportch were fount
ut Nh 70 Cn,e"rd l,d M. % Kim strnot. carlas-
lin. MI. Iii North Elizabeth, NLW nlvlslulI, IN
Tho rear. upstairs, atsd Sn laat StM'e ktrpet.
f'yphod- fever w..s reported !rt,nt M. 40 Mnr.
gan stTcut.t LrtitherM wNA reportti1 frt,nl M
14la NaiMsh ars!n1n. where t1'ofc asv two cases.
aild from NJ. MI Prairie ayrntla. Thuro Wcro
suyeH cltses 1T iacltscA refnrtGt.
, 1881-10-11
EMPTY DRAGGING

c0ul'tED WITH uilGe3 fGSONANEk.
Tho TiHses Ut suu4uy, In IL vory soanty, impor-
lcct, MID acruppy sketch OF tho 1nuinorubiU
events at Oot. U, Is7i, sHys:
"Tho Tiats lsAil'tuR ~, Dearborn atruek wns
tho llrst STRUCTURE crtutul( in tho uty lcslRuol
IlshlnV II nBsA1aper,f
Ih,A III another illustration Of tho decay Of tho
fRgitltlua ut thu proprietor of that sheet which
ttu nus sh0w III t,i1ly other occasions, tut not
half 50 e9ual!y as u, lh,A hecause tllo stasu1nent
II inusts IN reference IL something
eonpcsnl.lE, which hp should hs posted. Tit
ItiH<s Itulluinv on tlcarDurn street WIS not the
llrat cretteA IN this Eity exclusively FUR nswa-
pApsr pt!rtases. Lung lotors Mr. storey over
s;htia Btreet, b0twuuIl itundoph ind Washington
u htlitdtug nA,hnsI By him "Iauksnn Hull" Tic
hslk 1t t0 uceupy It Tor tho exclusive ,,su nr hla
tto.fstapsr-tno tjettsocrt-anSl did 80 uccupy It
tHr \ luRricr Of Il cuntury. Ihcse aru tn1ta fA-
nI.lar nut ninrc!y to everybody III tho nuwspnppr
hus!aoAs IN Chtolit., but IL uvery sd sttt'or, id
stDtcya pnrt ,cuuid hayD inltrU,l him In
t,lakn tho vntn aud Empty buast quoted
Nbove. Long t,oforu he eyur was drcalnutl 0t ~
q newspaper nan horo or else,steFa a hafkilnG
hui been crcctel III Chicago OY u noWsi,itpr px.
Cluaty9y Tor Us own usg.,
, 1881-10-11
htiss King. Miss Clara Souicrs, Miss Nellie l)uf-
field. Miss Stella UuilcL1, MIR. j. K. Hurtia. MIR.
Charles Thompson. Miss Thompson, and Miss

Charles Thompson. Miss Thompson, and Miss
KILLED ON An ELEVATOR.
Joseph Crampton, q ycnrs Ut ago. m csnploye
o. tna G5sGs ros MiSns,rag.rnE in.s, cnny
rcar ii Charles Grssagc 4 Cas- ,lry .aooas s..re.
nt tho corner ot stntc and Washington Streets
ti"ys mat urov,t,,. ,, n,t,i ,Ir!n~ III eicynt"r
mid liad nrury onipetcd Thu jOb. Atr. Crtlnp+
tul started thu pfnstntm ON MI Upward "trip,
mnuctllno lint s,p"n rcAehing tho f",,rt,, t!sor.
whnn h!t helper ctslcA INT 10 him tr,..n below,
1le thos1EtIesly put bis ilead otll I" lthk !wtt
t'tth t1nUr. 't'tn crown ut hlE heAt wns 6ndly
crushed. Nr. l!axtcr. whit, was summoned tu III.
tend him. pronounced thu injuries fatMl, ltid
tho County Hospital. Tho Coronor VIII hold an
inlutst ttn}ay.
THE AhHUAL MEETING or THE FAnnAaur noAr
CLGn
wae held ut tho bua. i,ttstsc With larxa nt,tts,tcr
Of tho ncntrst present. Tile t,llnuai reports Of
thv secr,'turS. Treasurer, cNptui,. utd l:xer,,-
live tnast Serc rr,sl. showing tho culidlilnn Ut
officers wrre elcess fur tho nns,ius yeas: Tres
hlent: !.y'nah u. Glover; vlct-i,rtstdcnt. Will
Inn, inM ": r9!,nr: Scsretary: 40 !: rMter:
T. i.otl Hs,t: Ctuumnndvr. Churlgs /. Uowns;
Lttiitnna' 'CotntnAslder, oseph Atlsltss: l;nsiEn.
EhSsss Gassr t. kSissxfs 1ssx s at"ne. st e Aso ss,
1t ,vAa inovc.t to Iimlt tho ngp ns candidates
is ut tes sr ~ 70 '"e''
Dn,,natlc-ituynlota Eddy, willa,n =. liuuth,
V.dnvrr, Aif $. porlur, Ge'rRr i. }ln;iacti.
lioat. t.hu,ite EnlHr3eneDt-tinurxe Il, njsu,artt,
W. Il. Collins, Fr.nk lh,oth. suciRblu-G. J..
Flftcel, applications for membership wcro
read And refurrrd.
, 1881-10-11

THE Fas ttftl for the noiv Court House au0nnt-
Cd to $50 for Sputtlnber,
,r,...,,-....
The 1ouHty Houfu tHeetd ta1s attcr1o0n 10
dtspuao Ut SCxtos's etnlnls.
t.ov,,,s.tpx,p N,r,ru o~,ros.,. III, h,,,or
49, :. .. s''.'...s s.o osMo.
tHal ~ tnu pes4GrMts VI Ms HlstniGL nrq M! "Ise
Ills sueeessos Will 10 or lnat poltleal laItI'
4 JlE5d, telephone wins nlacet, In tho Sheriff a
oll,co ycstcrttly ulut un 1t, utter to-day viii 10
ready fur usU. it cont,vrs with Ill of thu phanrA
ol tao kl,lu ~ tnc nity. Anu wlli provo = sruAt
,,, sn'oato ~ tuosc ahs'Hb ou9'ncss WILL tuo
o''lec'
Till RFApd 1l1ry which Is to bp lnpnt,pleI 10.
morrow, 1t it lnuolet nruutitl. VAS drawn with It
view tn a cer.a.n lfttftviduHi-1 recent dofaultar
-cscnpln4 n.llct.nent. Though drawn by thu
CUunly HuAru. ~ prcscrtbuil by Inv. II Is sntl
tiat II IL really tho selection Ut a few t,uu who
ind at, eye to prutuuttu9 Il friend. Son1u Ut tho
COMMISSIONERS Yesterday remembered that they
hnti brrn pre- vailed upon III tho drawing To put
turtnn nainus ir tho hut, and confoss thnt thpy
lhhoeently u'a II.
THIS Is tho season for petitions from county
omrtuSes fur Incrcnso Of xuiltr!es, md It luy Eo
sHId "a have fatr.s Duct1pd, stunx with te this
yUur, bt,,yuyur rG,nca Il tuuyp on Tho unrt pf n
few 1T shu c0inintsstoiiess looking to t|sransuH
with solu uT tho ornamental help lii tho various
utttces, 81 tht1vs tupy eynn IN utter All Thu
fact f. that ttlt, r,l who do tho urk Il, u,lt,y
Of tho o!ues nre tlndprpH us cttt,pnrtt with
thpsr ybo absolutely 10 l,0ih,ur hut watch tito
hAllda ut tho ctouk but huw tho trul1b,u Gnn hc
rGmcdiel rcmains to be figured cut.
a,,,., .,,o ,,,,,,,.,,,,n,t IF ,,.. ho,r, ,.s,on-
, 1881-10-11
TRIBUNE:

embraced nit OF ChrIst's i1fc. rs nothing wns
known ur tho tirst eighteen yrasa OF 1t. Dr.
Hnyt, OF brooklyn, wAs calIol upnn for MI
views. Thu meeting then adjourned.
THE ct'S1nEuA ATtDSAh MINISTERS
hehf their rersltnr Muldny iunrlltnH meeting nt
The Nrano lueitic ltote! yesterday, the HHr. AR.
CntcrM, prcsit(u9. Thi, nnts,UGf Il. &. liam.
Ht!El ~ma Pft,yHnra tar invlaltersh!,A St!,i.lHy8
sorA w!r,, dltu.lsanl and tho lIrv. I,r. William
much applu,,>c In f,,turrtnu ID tnu rrla,ions vi
EMHlAna atitt ,A.ntriru. President WMshb,trnu
pf llnocrts te!trR.. .nnrea 10 rnAtlnpe tts ,.is.
M,stus nj Curryinv u, church Work" utt,i iha
,,ux. n'cat't,F; rrcstdcnt Washonrne ,sas thc.,
in,frlln,l church work N TnrAGy, especially ron-
btuntl4UIllr. -'
, 1881-10-11
THE STATE CAPITAL.
licensed TO OrGAnixc-Smn1l.PO II
YMznkycll GuunfY-Itelttn.

AACGlsCU ~ Observation-Disclosures HI
YAznHcll Gunnty-iteltts,
apsefai utspaseh IN 1ht ChItar, 1Sttuns.
SpHtxnrIEt.n, ILL.,, Oct. lo.-The Brcrntnry OF
State tu.lay ls*uud ,icensgs TO orRAnizu ns FOL.
lows: Thb slcWillin,ns OIL ana Milling Company,
Litchtalsl: cnpitn1 sIo,Dous curporatorst II. Nc
williams. Davi,l o. Srstlcm!rc. and others. Tho
Pcorfu 0us.afacltine Cnnpnny, 1'corfa: cnpitai,
fAl.uol: corlnsAt0rs, 4. \. Couch. U. r. sandurs,
Juhtl u. kallse. Tlls f)cNrborn SAvlnRs, 1.0hn 4
building -issociat.on Ch'aago; eau!.ai. $!.B0o,-
20; e.,rporatots. Iuhn MefSeaxh, =. y. .Frow. J.
Z. Nhtmss, j. y: Meuonsti. August hurley: Tho
Naw Gnstlen tIty Eectriu EUlnpnry, Chicago,
eApItal. sl.l00. .v1; carporators, Caarlcs Helper,
Ehtrics 4, Mcij1nutti, Carf Uccker, j. f. vleGon,
Chnrleh Il. welle.
.l)r. lsauch. stcrctnry Of tho Stats Hoard Of
Health. tatlHy received d Telegram stating that
Mlss sAllte Wilssa, residing n tho cnst part nr
attaoksd with \ Wnl'-.eyelope,l, case OF stna'l-
pnx. IT. tttuch says there Nre ftitlentlons tint
This dreaded tttsensc viii givo mitch trouble this
Wtnter unless ErGht caru II exercised.
Frunt II. Jgtus, Sprefut sinister, to.tay rcportcl
to 10th thS United atatGs Circuit Court thnt abn,,t
$iD10m Will he required u pay the ctui.ts tilc,i
against tho Cnir0 T. ~. I.ouis ltMiiryad, which
was RECENTLY st''l tiHdur foreclosure aud buught
lit w tha bUn1hOi1urs.
, 1881-10-11

The subject for incInnration WAS n youn9 man
natned Moore. soldier Ia tho reB,lInr artny.
stationed at Columbus, T., who died from tho
effects Of tn nvcrtoae OF morDhlnc on last Fri.
tny. tlcfDrn deRth he Expressed a wish TINT his
bNly ehniI bu ereMate,l. To TINT tnl Rrrungo-
t nnns wrsS n,ne t, hnso h!s wtstcs carried out,
nn ~ hyStsSrny e .'res wEs" lisl,te IN tho tnrnaGe
tho bn.y. which wis tn arrive In this alty this
iHnrhtllR eh rlliitc IL Washington. This father
ntilt ni',lhet OT tha t!CGcnscu nrrvctl hgre from
Ch!enK.t tblny niih rnet tho re,nnis. int thu
Ur,lcr for cremation WIS cuantertnsntied Mt thu
request iLf tin Hutilor. whNso fcen4a wi,ll1 nut
permit Ut her ncCelnx 70 the wishes uf her do
Crnsett SOIL. Thu renln!ns, accompanied hy tho
rtrents left ~ npdH fnr Oncldn, N. T., WhGro
thu lGCcnsed will Lo buried. 4