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The Evening critic., 1881-08-15
WE LEARN from a Washington di

WE LEARN from Washington dispatch
to the Cincinnati Commercial that Guiteau
continues to flourish, albeit behind the bars.
He sees no one save the prison officials. OF
course he dislikes very much the heat which
we have experienced this week, but is favor
ably disposed toward all else with which he
has to do" No time should be lost in fur
nishing this poor man with cooling ma
chine. A few pots of delicious flowers and
an occasional woodcock ON toast and box
of choice cigars might help to reconcile him
to his sad lot
The Evening critic., 1881-08-15
1857 AND FOUND.
THREE-sToRY HOUSES FOR sAI,

6t25 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
Open ace) lost or stolen about the LIST Of August
On the return of the watch the money will be
paid and no questions asked ID. G. Harrison, cor.
Sth and II. 1. ave. n. w. ali12-It
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for repudiation and fusion in Virginia, and
the Newburyport Herald shouts "hurrah
for Mahone." These high-toned organs
hold their noses when q repudiators' pro
deadly breezes of Mahonism they joyfully
sniff.-Boston Post
That's all right. Distance lends enchant.
ment to view of Malone.
The Evening critic., 1881-08-15

THE COLD WAVE arrived this morning.
1t was received with brass band and gen.
eral rejoicing.
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PRO BONO PUBLrCO
REDUCTIONS ExTRAoRDINA

37lsc. Best Wool Buntings (French made) now 2lc.
15c, Madras Dress Gingham now 10c.
15c. Gilt Edge" (best) Silicas now 12lsc.
35c. Persian Lawn (lovely fabrlc) now 2sc
37Isc. French Lawns now 2Oc.
37Rc. Striped and Plain Grenadine now 10c.
$3.50 Lyon Gros Grain Black SILK now 81.
Sl.75 Extra Long Black and COlored Lise Hose
now S1.25
81 1914 Marseilles Bed Spread now $3.50.
Victoria Lawn, l0c.; Imported Linen Lawns 15c
India Linen, 2Oc.; French Pique, 15c.
Wamsutta (genune) cotton, 12Isc.
Parasols and Shetland Shawls at Soc on the 81, at
BRODHEAD e. CO.'S Old-Stand,
aui3-3t* 1905 Street
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PERSONAL.

SOO curing me ne a situation m as % printed for, for
warder or ruler In the Government bindery. Adj
dress BINDER, Critic office.
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Eiseman Brothers, Tailors and Olothiers

CORNER SEVENTH AND Il STREETS.
NO BRANCH STORE IN THIS CITY.
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WANTED---HELP.

VXTANTED--A PRESS Roy ONE WITH EX.
w perience preferred. COS Seventh street e.
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The LesveRworlb, Kansas, Times sees
nothing but disease, misery and death In
cigarettes and sAys:
Tne east il now making most determined
S nsu s,S Sp a. ,hs most ofIspsiye form ct
Sou;'ad ~. ,ha consnmntion Of tobacco.
TSa.e !. nn,b;ns nnnlessapt even 10 the mos,
t.Mas, = aissc,or;es shout the fragrance of a
SS'a'I uanaUs. tho nine.smoker sfilic,s his
S.;sna. NTH ro,binc worse than a strong
utoDos ~'a '0'S r.L. .h.o.a
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with silver braids Of water lying between
il, euggestiveness of vigor in Nature and
the sense of the decreased cost OF living would
inspire urban victims OF melancholia with
desire to live. The world should never appear
so cold, hesrtless and unrelenting as when
bitter winter is tugging at our heart strings,
teaching US that We are at best but poor.
necessltous creatures. But the scientists
say that sunshine is provocative Of blood
fermentation, bile and B sense OF personal
discomfort We all know what "midsummer
madness" is, and 1t is fair TO presume that
distressed people lay violent hands upon
themselves in hot weather for the same rea-
son dogs 20 mad when Sirious RACES in the
canicule. But why should we have SO much
suicide upon the threshold of lesfy June!
The volatile current in the Thermometer
has scarcely had nerve sufficient to skirnish
in the neighborhood OF the eighties asyet.
II is stated that a Partisan constable found d
poor devil preparing to drown himself with
great delberstion in the Seine one day.
"Why do you seek walery grave"inquired
the police official Because the times are
so hard" replied the victim of the worlds
cruelty. SWELL" said tho philosophical po'
lcemaD, 'if you commit suicide now because
the tunes are hard. what are you going to do
when they get harder" SO say we to the
sad creatures who fume and fiet and die by
their own hands while the Msy breezes are
temperiBg the suns herceuess. How much
better it would be to wait until the tempera-
ture strikes the grand altitude and then take
vengeance worthy of the occasion.
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THIS AND THAT.

| Skiggins is going to Europe with the resi-
of he crowd, and he's going to travel incog.,
too-so that everybody may know who he
i.."-Wit and Wisdom.
Mrs. Brownstone says that if che has dog
she wants one of those great Sarah Bsrnhsrdt
dogs that dig those dear old monks out OF
the snow in Switzerland. Boston Commre.
cisl Bulletin.
A Minneapolis thief stole the pans display.
ed in front of tin shop and sold them to
the proprietor inside. What partner that
man would have made for Dorsey in the star
route characterization Post.
At what moment of mans existence is
he least inclined TO think of the hereafter!
Probably at the moment of swallowing a bad
! oyster, The present absorbs him utterly
Brooklyn Eagle.
"The lightning calculator" of the census
bureau is woman, and yet, though re-
msrkably fine mathematician, she still
measures dress goods BY the arm and finger
leDg' h,-Philadelphia News.
FIJI fashionable spring opening in Fiji
shows quite revolution in the fashion there.
Sharks teeth necklaces are cut more decol-
lete; tho mole on the back is painted red and
the green string is worn around the left
ankle, instead of the right, as formerly
Hosians used to be great fellows before they
were go beautifully and SIX lfuly whipped in
AAerics: since they then have degenerated
best representatives finds it almost impos-
ssible to remain on he throne Of Bulgaria
-Pittsburg Telegraph.
About the meanest thing was done at
keokuk, Ia, the other day, BY the heirs of
the Magoun estate, who got together and
settled their difference The estate is worth
fully SIS 900, and the lawyers had only got
$4,000 of it. 1t is believed there has been
trickery. Perks Milwaukee Sun.
A woman in the fourth ward has Just
completed bed quilt which illustrates how
fine point economy may be carried To- 1t
is made ofthe linen facings of paper collars,
and the fancy edgiugs are composed entirely
OF the back of porous plasters. Newark
Sunday Call.
A sleeper ia one who sleeps; sleeper is
also place where sleeper can sleep; and
sleeper is, too, thing over which runs the
sleeper in which tho sleeper sleeps; go that
the sleeper in the sleeper sleeps while the
sleeper runs on as we'll as sometimes leaps
off the track.-Wit and Wisdom.
Emerson says: "a beautiful woman is a
picture which drives all beholders nobly
mad" Emerson errs. Thousands have gsz
ed upon Forepaugh's "most beautiful We
man in the land, and yet not 81, go be-
holder has been driven nobly mad. Nor u
married beholder, either, for that m..ter.-
Norristown Herald.
The young folks will never DO entirely re.
signed to the introduction OF the electric
light into private residenc until some
means of turning it down are invented and
applied. As 1t nov is, you must have the
full blaze or Egyptian darkness. The latter
Ia no, exactly proper. and the former. for
Railway journal.
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THE UOUR TS.
Synopsis of Opinions of supreme
Court

synopsis of Opinions of supreme
East Texas Fire Insurance company vs
Dyches; appeal from Travis. l. Although
there arc some authorities which require that
the entire contract, including the application
be set out in the petition, the great weight
OF authority is in accordance with rule more
consistent with principle and better cslcu
lated to avoid inconvenient and unnecessary
prolixity in the pleadings May on Insur-
sDce, soc $50; Wood on Fire Insurance, pig.
1926. and authorities cited. II folio VS. there
fore that 1t was not error TO admit the policy
10 evidence, although the application was
not offered in connection Herewith. 2. Ii
an agent, authorized 10 adjust and settle the
loss, promised plaintiff that his losses should
be paid without further delay, the company
would be stopped from disputing plaintiffs
claim on the ground f his failure to furnish
proof OF loss, "A condition pre- ,edent in the
contract 3. If the assured holds the equita-
BILE title to the premi,ts land in this case il is
conceded by the holder of the legal tille)
and was Ia condition to enforce specific
performance there WAS no breach of the
warranty in the application for Insurance.
that ne held the land in foe simple rs VT
3lS; 20 Conn. 10; 40 Mo. 49, Affirmed.
Gould, j.
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appear by the proof Affirmed. Quinsu,

appear by the proof. Affirmed, Quinsp,
Commissioner.
Davidson. ct al, VS.. Heijenheimer Bros;
error from Navarro. This was suit by Held,
enheimer Bros, against Brent, sheriff, and
Davidson aud others, sureties On his official
bond. The law authorized as to Brent upon
either Of the grounds alleged, non residence
and notorious insolvency, and it was not
error to render judgment by default against
the other defendants if they had been prop.
erly cited. I'd. A citation requiring party
to appear con the second Monday in Mon.
day, 1874" In respect TO the time of holding
the court, is in legal effect the same as If the
month had been lett blank. The statute i'm
peratively requires that the citation shall
state the time and place of holding the court.
See. %, Texas, $40. Reversed and remand
cd. Watts, Commissioner.
Giltner et al. vs.. Waters OF al; appeal
from Navarro. 1t has been frequently held
that in order to justify the appellate court
in setting aside the verdict of jury it is not
sufficient that it does not appear clearly to be
right, but il must appear 10 be clesry wrong.
% Texas, 775, 676; 10 Texas, 10l 81 Texas,
553. 2. To constitute an estoppel in pals il
is Necessary 10 show that the acts and de
clsrationa of the party were acted upon
Without this proof there is no estoppel
3. Limitations does not run in question
OF boundaries except rs to that part Of the
land that may be held by actual enclosure
by fences or other means of enclosure. An
CELL on limitations, section 3S4. Affirmed
Watts, Commissioner.
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ShiiOh's Consumption Cure,

This is beyond question the most successful
Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of
Drough. Group, and Bronchitis, while 6
wonderful success in the cure Of assumption
Is without parallel in the history Of medi-
clue. Since Its first discovery II has been
sold on guarantee, a test which no other
medicine can stand. II you have cough we
earnestly AJAX you to try It. Price 10cts., 90
cite, and ST 90. Ifyour lungs are sore, chest
orback, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25cts. Sold BY Hckox s. House
druggists Cos Main street. Dallas.
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GIenLen saloon.

GlenLea. That ia pretty name. There
is poetry ia it, bu! the beauty nor tho poetry
of the name compares with the excellence
and purity of the GlenLea whiskey to b.
found always at Starke Il Hogan's GlenLea
saloon, corner Of Main and Murphy streets.
Mr.. Hogan, the junior proprietor, an urbane,
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, is in
charge, and with handsome, cosy place,
he has ever cheerful welcome for all and
tho best whiskey, the finest wines, the coolest
beer, and the most fragrant cigars in town
at their disposal.
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For the Ladies',

It is possible to call the attention Of the
citizens, and especially the ladies. TO an un-
usually 6ne line Of goods now being received
BY Mrs. Z. Chesnut II consists of
ladies underwear, White Sacks and
Thinning silk Of every description magma.
able. Also an elegant stock of lace tuscAns
IL all the latest styles. Mrs. Chesnu.'s
Establishment Is on Elm street, next 10
y sm's jewelry ttore.
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Answ or This OucstiOu.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made misera-
BILE by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Los of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vilalzer, guaranteed 10 cure
thom. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
Cos Main street, Dallas
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NhilOh'A CntRrrh Kennedy

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there Is an ingenious nasal injector for
tho more successful treatment of these com.
plant, without extra charge. Price so cts.
sold by Hickox s. House, druggists, Cos
Main street, Dallas,
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Rciter Ger II Raw

1t saves life and DOCTORS bills. We mean
Drown,s Blackberry and Ginger, the most
successful remedy eyr introduced into the
entery and Cholera Morbus. FOR sale NV
noyt 4 CONN, and w. II. Howell 4 Bro.
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synopsis OF Opinions of Commission.
ersOf Appeals, Adopted by Supreme
Court.

crsOf Appeals, Adopted by Supreme
Court.
Saylor Va. Marx; appeal from Galveston.
The state requires that a statement of the
facts proven upon tho trial shall bs certiil d
and signed by the Judge. II. s., articles 1885,
1871 1878. In the absence of proper statement
Of facts or bills Of exception TO authorize the
court to reverse the judgment, II must be
made to sfiirmasively appear that the court
erred in its ruling or charges and tina. the
appellant was injured thereby. Nichols Va.
Dibrelh decided at prosen, term. II Texas,
GAO; 81 Texas. $685. To cucumber the tran.
script with copy Of stenographors notos
containing macs Of questions, answers and
remarks by the court and ATTORNEYS, IA In
violation Of the rules Of the supreme cour,.D
(See No. 10y, which alike binding upcn
litigans and tho courts. Affirmed. Watts.
Commissioner.
Salmon Executrix W. Downs; appeals from
Mcliennan. Where several notes are piyon
for the same lands, having lien upon Il for
their payment, and are aMigned to difYerep,
parties, all have equal right 10 have sstlsfsc.
Won OF the land, aud this without reference
70 The order In which they may have bee,
assigned or which first matured. 81 Tex, 10;
~ Tex. 1858; 80 Tex. 8l7;. 40
lex 2bl; 45S Tex. 62S. Nor Il
see csss different when the vendor ro.
s Ssn onsot thei' himself He may waive
~ =" ps'vI!cseon nat he has done 90 should
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aims to the public for continuance Of the
generous and increasing patronage heretofore
extended to the HERALD.
The last year has been one fraught with deep
Interest to Texas. and more particularly to tn
northern portion of the state. New lines Of
railroads have been projected and now undeI
construction, while the older companies have
been extending their maines and pushing
branches in every objection. immigration has
been pouring in from nearly every state in the
union and the deneslypopulatedco of Eu-
rope. These'immigrants,a as class, are fsr Gu
perlor in Intelligence and enterprise to thos
usually falling to the lot of new countries. As
a general thing they possess means sufficient to
erect comfortable dwellings, Improve farms
and In sway add TO our general prosperity
In the face Of these facts the management O
the HERALD has endeavored to he, with
he advancement of the state, aud the paper
has been enlarged.from twenty -four columns q
and is now the
Largest Da Texas,
With correspondence In an the principa
cities and towns in the state, and in the great
metropolitan cities of the country. 1t is the
only paper In north Texas giving
Full Telegraphic Dispatches
From all parts of the Unltes States and Europe
Commercial Paper
1t Is without superior In the whole south and
stands unexcelled In Texas for the fullness = nd
correctness of Its reports both at home and
abroad,
The HERALD In the future will ocoury the
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized 1t under its presen
management, showing favors to none, nor
fa'lling.to point out errors or endeayorlpg
oeradicate Them even in the mos. exalted DO.
sitions, state or national.
The HERALD In politics is On independent
ournal. progressive In Its Ideas, and advocate
lug thoee true, sound democratic pripci
pies and measure that should alone prevail in n
true democratic country and to those who mov
dliier from It In Its views and Ideas, md in
The Weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and.is filed
with the most interesting and useful article
which appear from day to day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore isgsnerally ostom
he most valuable journal in the state to
those living OF the line OF railroads and not
having daily postal communications with the
rest Of the world. In view OF these facts 4, ia
confidently hoped that Its patronage will in
crease commensurate with iu worth,
Price ofSubscriptio
Daily Horsld,::in advance, l year $40 90
:. mos 6 &C.
:" /" {. ! ;$sS
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synopsis of Opinions Of Commission
of appeals In Cases Referred by
Consent

SOubcnI
Griffin vs. Rowe; appeal from Dallas.
l. If at one end OF line of a survey
corner called for has been obliterated by
tins ind the corner at the other end remain
ed and could be found, the true position of
the line and of the last corner could be do
termned by running the line the proper
course and distance from that point. [45
Texas, 6O7 9 Where the admission of
testimony in assigned as error, the grounds
upon which the objection is based must be
stated, otherwise it cannot be considered.
Reversed and remsnded. Quinan, Commits
sir"er.
Hamilton vs.. Flume ct all appeal from
Travis. This was suit for partition of
lot, Of which Hamilton clsimed to be the
owner Of one.hslf, again Flume and other
children Of Mrs. K.enart, deceased, alleged
to be the owners Of the other half. Defend.
ants claim II 20 Of the lot and that the deed
from Henry K'enart 10 Hamilton was in
tended rs II mortgage. The jury found the
deed to be mortgage; that tho separate in
terest of Mrs. Klensrt was 1920 and of her
husband, Henry Klenart 20. Held, That
II the instrument was a mortgage, Klensrt
being the owner of the fee, was necessary
party, and the adjudication, had in a suit to
which no was not party, was nulity. If
klenart did not impeach his conveyance,
obviously Hamilton was entitled to recover
his interest embraced in the conveyance. 2
deed to both husband and wife raises the
presumption tina. the property was ccmmu-
nifty, (27 Texas, ass; 40 Texas 2l3). 3. The
faaf tnn f.,ft n.,. m
cient to prove that the deed was intended
as mortgage; he should DO corrobora,ed BY
other witnesses or strong and cogent circum
stances For true test see Jones on mort >,
CAGES, 267, 1858. Reversed and demanded.
Qlinsn, Commissioner.
Powell and wife VS. Denman; appeal from
McLennan. The lien of Judgment Is
not specific lien upon any particular land.
1t does not, like the levy OF IN execution or
an attachment, confer tho right, in inve,um,
to sell the land. The leading case of Stone
va Darnell 20 Tex. II, decides very emphati-
cslly that the lien of a judgment, and even
the lien Of an execution levied upon land
subsequently occupied as a homestead, wa,
subordinate to the homestead right, and II
the authority Of this case has been encroach.
ed upon BY subsequent decisions of our
court It has only been to the oxtent that
specific lien acquired BY the levy of an at
tachment or execution or other express lien,
Is superior to the homestead right. Judg.
ment reversed, and ordered that Judgment 30
rendered quieting defendants title 10 the
land S. their homestead. Quinan, Commits
sioner. Tho question extensively discussed
in this opinion. Rep
synopsis OF Opinions of Commission.
crsOf Appeals, Adopted by Supreme
Court.
Saylor Va. Marx; appeal from Galveston.
The state requires that a statement of the
facts proven upon the trial shall be- cer,iil d
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Waco, Texas May 2S, 1873.
folR, Miller Go .-Plesse find enclosed 81,
Tor which wish you 10 send me at once In
value IN your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
thing that helps her thatl can find. Yours,
DAVID j.. DAVIS.
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Bishop d ) Dog2ett, southern Methodist:
1t Is an excellent corrective of InIi, est,or
nave used 1t with ronpt and beneficial re-
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy ia Of tried vIltue. have eesr
dyspepsia cnred completely by It. itseems 10
be an antidots to orr "natopal diseas =
Ihe ingredients are not kept by the apOtheca-
r1es and have been difficult to get.
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PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by ali druggists and country mer
THOMPSON, GEORGE O. CO., Sole Agents,
Dallas and Galveston.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-06
lee sserge Broken,

The great ice gorge in the Missouri river
between Sioux City and Yanktol, said to
have been over fifty miles long, has given
way, and the water which had been banked
up 50 Ion. is ROW rushing down the
stream. The agent of the Milwaukee IL
St Paul railroad at Ecrmillion, Dakota,
reports that all except two or three build
ings at that point have been swept away.
The water is up to the roofs of the cars at
the depot, and al Iankton the water is up
70 tic front Of jerks hotel, 81 feet above
low water mark. and still rising 6 inches
an hour. The gorge has caused the river
to run out OF its channel, and it is follow
ing the bluffs from Yankton TO EermilliOn
on the Iowa side. Fears are entertained
thOt it will make 4 permanent channe!
that way. 1t it does. it will run across the
country fram Ner,niiiion and empty into
the Big Sioax river, three miles north OF
Elk point. leaving a large tract OF land on
the Nebraska side. This wouid he tre-
mendous cut of from Dakota. but one not
at all strange with the Big Muddy, which
has done s,.ch things before.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-06
Seventeen Years in Bed.

Twenty years ago Avery Wixam, who
lived near IIammon'lsport. Sullivan coun.
ty, n. V. when to all appearances in his
usual health, tool; his bed. where he re-
maincd seven years, sleeping most of the
time. getting up only to have his bed
made, and generally taking his meals
from a stand at his bedside At the ex-
piration of seven years he arose and ell.
gagged in hard work about the farm for
three years. Then he again took to his
bed and remained there until he died a
few days ago at the age of 81 years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-06
Never ketursi.

Ii is said iiit one ont Of every four real in
valids who 60 10 Denver. Col, to recover
healil never return 10 the East Or south cN-
cept AS Il corpse. The under takers. next to the
hotel k. epcrs, have the most profitable busi-
ness. his excessive mortality may be pre-
vented and patients served ant cured under
the care OF ,riendS and loved ones ut home. II
they will hut use Hop Eittcrs in time. This we
know. See other column. ai-2wG&w
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A Good Endorsement.

Wm. Hctmeicr. druggist. corner Grove and
National Avenue, Milwaukee,. writes lie has
sold Thomas Ecectric Oil for the past three
years, and nothing OF the ki.i has ever given
such decided sall faction tor coughs, colds,
sore ,hrntts and rheumatism. For sale by H.
Il. Cochran. \. Quccn street
Miiwaukcp. Dec. IS. 1850