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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-24

Those who failed to see the operetta oil
Mother Goose at Craddock's opera-house
last night, as performed by Mrs. Dickin-
sons pupils, missed rare treat. 1t was
matter Of general comment how children
30 youpg could have been so accurately
and speedily trained for the several
parts. There were some OF the reclta'
tons that were rendered with infection,
intonation, gesture and general characters
Zslion that would have done credit to
the skilled eloculionarY classes. The songs,
piano solos and duos were all admirably
rendered by the little ones. The costumes
were in full accord with the requirements
for the play. The march by the young
ladies aud smaller girls was executed with
military precision, that elected the loud
est plaudils from the audience. Mrs. Dick
inson deserves the highest praise Tor the
thorough manner in which she does the
work that lies in her role Al
teacher of youth; and year
after year she has taught these scholar:
with completeness and thorouGhness tna'
shows her to be perfect teacher. And be
sides this, she manages to win their alice
tions and their fullest confidence.
Much credit is due to Mrs l.. II. Page
who has had charge Of the musical depart
ment, for the manner in which she has con
dnc,ed the successful processes and method
OF her teaching. Following is the
NORTHUMBERLAND
Orchestra; Song, We Come School
balutatory, Nina Myers; Recitation
whoa, Sab" Gus Benners German Rec
itation, der Schneider i'm auben'chlag,
10 Williams, Charley Duye and orph
Dawson Exercise song, 1.-THE Rainbow,
Thirty little folks; Recitation, Chas. Hareis
recitation, Meta Bigger presentations
piano solo, "Recolleciions OF Home" Bell
Richards; valtdictory, Lucy Currier fare
well song, school recitation, Lille Cecile
Lyons Grand March instrumental duet
Annie Leake, Lille Lyons; orchestra
Instrumental duet, Mendtz sisters
=. PART Il-NoTHRR GoosE-cHARAcrEnS.
Mother Goose, Lucy Currieri simon
John Young. Bobby Shattoe, 4eofg
Wiwer; School Tescher, Miltie Sheppard
Harrc Thomas, Rosa Duve, Charlie Duye
Lena rurbuville, Nora Furrason, Earnes
Burnett, Judson Cot,man, scholars. Litsl
Jenny Grace, Fay Bradshaw Dicky Long
Frank Rue; fommie Traut. ClM
Wiwer; The Owl, Henry Pa'
tenon; The Dame, Marg,e Williams
Cora Taggalt, Laura raggart, Belle Rich
ards. N ra Rust, Mamie Beaumont, Ellie
Lgget', Emma Daniels, maidens. six Li'
tie lujuns--John Holloway Elmer Carter
lw1 Bradshaw, Claude Moore, Maud No
kes, Robbie Currer. Tommy Tittlenous'
Sidney Leeper; Georgv Porgv, q. Cu'r'e'
Little Girls at Plsy--Nora Peckham, WI
we Story 0rpha Dawson, Bessie Holloway
Bessie Csssell, Margaret Knight Rosi
Stnker
Polly Fnnder., Jessie Hatch; Old Mar
Paul Ne le,; Oh Woman, Annie Leak
Miss Muii.,t. Mabel Campbell; Moth,
Hubbard. Balmy B dwell Jack sprst. TX
die Cooper; Dame Sprst, Ida Boos'
Little Miss. Bessie Holl'
wav; Little Gentleman, DAM,
Shafer; Nancy Etticote, Virgie Story
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ton of applicants for these scholarships
will be held at Rockwell on July 2ith.
Professor Stars will De principal OF the
board of examiners, The appointments
will be made on the merit OF examination
and irrespective Of county boundaries
Rockwell was selected by the board of edu
cation. Full particulars will be obtained
by applicants applying to Senator Gibbs or
Professor Storrs. ltisa good opportunity
for worthy boys or girls wanting an educa,
ton which will iii them for teachers.
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jack Homer, Harold Dickinson: Fairy,
MaShe'.e SIanage; Johnny Green, Willie
LeaS, GIenadier, Aarti- Taber; Jack Clar-
rure story; Jill, Ruth Kelley; Little Old
Woman, \. Mtln,yre; Hen. Bronte
LeepeT The Knight, John Story;
Courlly Dame, Nina Myers,
paughters-Msgcie Mcdonald, Maud
Cassell: orphs Dawson, Rosa Dave, Rhoda
Clark, Katie Sheets.
Curly Locks, Meta Bigger; Lover, Oscar
Stansge; Bachelor, 10 Williams; Bride
Maud raber; Milk-Maid, Ella Witwer; q al.
liant Gentleman, Vert HAYES; Little Boy
Blue, Clara Whitls; Mary, Edith Kent;
Lamb, Charlie Hargis; Man in the Moon,
J. Young; Man in the Sun, Willie Cottman;
King Arthur, Arthur Kent Queen, Minnie
Myers DO Peep, Lille Lyons.
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Send in your goods OF all descriptions to
the auction and commission rooms OF
Rlakeney & Free, 70j Main street. Auction
Monday and Tuesday at 10 a. IN.
Thursday, land sale at l6 a. M; l2s
chairs, / saddle and bridal, barrels can
fruit, large ice chest, large screen, 2
plains, barr, lunch counter, ] sign,
shelving base with drawers.
Thirty three acres OF good land; 30 In
cultivation, one mile from city.
Four acres one and half miles from the
city. Two wells, fruit trees, house aud
outhouses,
Two lots on Commerce street.
One lot on Elm street.
One lot on Portland street,
One lot on HARDWOOD street.
One acre at the old fair grounds.
Four lots on Ervey-6, :, 3, o.
Apply at 705 Main street,
FINE, VERY FINE.
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A CARD.

Az provided In the will Of my late part
ner. ]. l., Leonard, who died on the l2tl
Instant, that the firm of Adams 4 Leonard
should continue the business under tn,
old firm name, and having been named
In snch will Ms his sole executor to acl
without any interference Of the courts aud
authorized TO employ all the assets Of tn,
firm, both real and personal, a. see tit iol
the use and heneft Of the business;
hereby announce that the business o.
Adams & Leonard will continue as hereto
t,,. s. !. ADAMS.
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The managers oiihe Western Union Tele-
graph company held their second days
meeting yesterday, at the Knights Of
Pythias hall. The committee appointed on
bylaws and constitution reported, and the
report was adopted. What they consist OF
was not made public. Some resolutio .,
were passed AM other business transacted
when the meeting adjourned sine die.
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Bryan & Bradshaw, the l. m street gro.
GERS, never fail TO please their customers
and the ladies like to deal there as the
goods are fresh and they are delivered
promptly TO any part of the city,, They
feel satisfied that when they order through
the telephone or servant that their wants
will be filled the same ~ II they took
them in person. Now profit by the ,expe'
rience of the best housekeepers In Dallas
and send TO Bryan & Bradshaw for your
s,aple and fancy groceries. They keep
everything in the grocery line and sell II
lust as cheap as II can be sold to
make any profit on them. You; who have
not done 80 give them q trial order.
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Kent Commentaries.


The first legal rise Of Kent in Dallas was
in the bread line. His bakery, which he
founded in 10, produced bread which rose
so beautifully that on the rising tide he was
waited into the fish and oyster business in
the year signalized by that event and the
centennial Of American independence.
The year rs was made famous era by
his establishing the European hotel, so well
advertised over the state rs the great hos.
telry OF Texas. The whole editorial irater.
nifty of the state discovered its matchless
excellence, ana II now requires all his tai
ent aud energy to sustain his reputation as
a caterer. His house, like his heart, is
open night and day, and the purchaser OF
one of his Communication tickets will dis
cover that for meals, lunches, beds or
bread, he is unrivallcd as host. A weeks
board with Kent is an education in CASTRO,
Monies, and repose upon his liuen-draped
couches as hearty as his welcome TO the
coming guest.
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The Weeks MAJ riages.

The following marriage licenses were is.
sued during the present week ]. M
Meyer and Clara Dsw, Andrew Conley and
Emma Ray, Joe Jeoilre and Matilda Leon
ard, John Ii. Cullum and Medora Sewell
w. q. Cullum and Luella + Sewell, A. r.
Sanders and Fannie Williams. Jesse Byron
and Mary Jane Johnson, Houston Well,
and u. g.. Kelly.
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Senator Gibbs has the appointment Of
four students to scholarships at the State
Normal school at Huntsville. These stu.
dents will be appointed from residents Of
this district, and may be male or female
not under Is years Of age. The examina.
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FINE. VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS


nando
swl6
y made simple SS@eos Tor The handing
We hors
OF
RAM
Ex
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"A Rare Exception.
The practice OF putting patent medi.
cines Is simply abon,inable, and we discour'
age II. But all rules have their exceptions
and we make one here. Hunts Remedy
the great kidney and liver medicine, has
proved itself to be a valuable medicine. cap
able of doing great good to sufferers iron
complaints of the kidneys, bladder, livei
and urinary organs. II has cured thous
.,Ia
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A Rare Chance ano Ripe Opportunity,
Remember the closing out sale Of notions
and furnishing goods at Alex. 0rtlieb
& Co.'S
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BCvrKscuP. TEIAs SEPT. l. 1850.
MONNERUL ktdHT' for BLACK LEG
IN Caitle BY swing trom Is 10 ~ drops inter-
nslly aud applying externally once or twtce 70
the parts sieytei, aud lt gave immediate relief
A. J. McLU6E ". n. sHiRLETr,
A. J. STEWARD. WILL MoLURE.
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Fortunes fayorite.

Colonel William A. Martinez, OF Column.
bus, Georgia, was the fortunate one TO draw
$S7. 800 In the last drawing OF the Louisiana
State lottery. Colonel Martinez is a rep.
resentative Of the Eagle and PhWnix
mills
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NOTA BENE.

Save Money and Experience Satisfaction.
special Jobs offered this week In pArasols,
fans, ladies' trimmed hats, ribbons and EN-.
broideries Ut Alex, 0rtlieb 4 Cos.
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Very EnoonragIng.
Rev. j, II, Davis, Prest. Wesleyan Female
College, Murfreesboro, N. c., wrote that / .
used DR.. Worthington's Cholera and Diar-
rhea Medicine with encouraging success.
For Bowel Complaints IL is untailing,
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SURE CURE FOR sIAcu LEG.
Brrrsscrr, Tx.ls Augu tes ,ss

hCFrfscrR, AkxAS A0gu rs 1852,
Aessrs. Morley Bros:
6ESyEsSxS II have sold ''wo SpEgFur.
si1HT" 70 several Of my custorns - who rsai
: n :C ., the the sure sure Of SLACK Leg ~ siSiss
i uT or ."o ,oses nsrnsliy sad applS ng it ex'
LIB. HUTCHINSON.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-24

If any of the readers of this paper are
growing deaflet them:get at oncea bottle OF
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. Rub well
behind the ears and put little into the ear
with a feather,
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STILL CONTINUES.


Al Alex. Ortlieb q Cos. The people appre.
eis,e the low prices Of their notions and
furnishing goods, which are sold at and
below cost,
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Loss of hair and grsyness, which often
mar the prettiesi face, are prevented by
Parkcr's Hair Balsam.
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Dallas Confectionery Co., ~ Elm street
Z Keach, agent The only ilrs,.class stool
AT candy and confectionery In the city
Wholesale and retail. -
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skinny Men

skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover restores health
and vigor. cures dyspepsia, impotence, sex
tuil debility. 81.
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A. BOCCIUS.
ARCHITECT
Civil and Machine Engineer.

DALLAS TEXAs. once Larmar Street op-
posite Tompkln' Hall.
have made an invention for opening win.
dows, and applied Tor p,tent on same, Al per,
sons Interested In my patobt are invited to call
and examine H.. The same l. constructed NJ as
10 be used in brick stone aud wood huildluRs,
NJ well, and will be found very practical Tor
buildings throughout the south All persons
intending putting ny new hui dinps would do
we'll TO Rive me n call, MS II will be to their In
,erests can be found at my once on Lamar
street, opposite 1ompsins Hall formerly gam
gerfest Had from tobp IN daily,
A. HnCCtUg
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Iorseford's Acid Phosphate
FOR NERyousNEss, INDIGESTION, &C.
Send to the Rumford Chemical works,
Providence, X. l., Tor pamphlet. Mailed
tree
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RcttNious.

NSkhNspNIs
ps-FIRsT Baptist ,HURCiI-Corner Of
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev X T.
Hanks. pastor Sunday school at go a. IN
Dr. J. l.. Williams superintendent Preaching
II n IN by he pastor, and \ Is p, IN, by
Rsv. ], II. Curry, Seats fee and welcome W
all.
~sL. PATRlCKs OHURCH.-Corner Wood
and Cabell streets First mass at 7Ji; solemn
~ h mnssat 10 a. m sermon vespcrs At
$50 y. IN. Lecture Bcnedc,on. Rev. v
Quiion, pastor, residence, 1860 Main street.
as-DR EDWARD 2, PALMER OF sherman.
Texas, will occupy DR., Smiths pulpit to-day,
AT the Fnst Presbyterian church at II O'Clock
| a. IN,
sgCoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at $50 m. Preaching al II q
evening" a"d Al 30 Morning. .as pnSi Bssf
Inc" Evening snhie,t "Th, Rev Yos,
as-DALLAT UI.i MiooiO"-,i. "ul y, tho
Mission Sunday. school tbs afternoon At tho
court house Singing commences at sSS SUN
| day. school proper at 4: singing also l'tr the
Sunday school A cordial Invitation offended
to all.
sB-FL0Yp STREET N. r, CHURCH SOUTH
Rev J. W I'LL, pastor. Preaching AL
IN and p. m, Sabbath. school Al $50 q IN.
A cordial Invitation extended to ALL
nvCoNGREGA CHuRCH-Corner oi
HARDWOOD and Bryan strees Preaching by Rev,
| |. O. scofeld at II a IN. aud 7.3D p. m. sunday.
school at p, m. hearty weloomc 10 all
psTABERNACLE N r., CHURCH-Rev, q,
5ao N m SUNDAY .schoo, Al aao n m scat,
free 'pnh,,c corJially Invited
So; ~, q :, .
ner Main and Harwocd streets, Rev. A, +.
omlh paWI, Isenns ~ y anu
And seats for ALL '"''' ~ Wv" "' "''''"'
'' ,y' :,
nsfihsn ohhIsIiAs vnunSh-SHivieos'
Eluer Jaws, " Sms'n" "sNu',
VIII preach AZ Bo.id Q, I sne rooms 'ov,i
Gram lewelty storcl WI IN All are 'or'
daily Invited ,.-...-------..,.y,-
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psrFIRsT BAPTIST ,nURClI-Corner OF
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev X T,
Hanks. pastor. Sunday school at $40 a. IN
DI. J. l.. Williams, superintendent Preaching
II IN, by he pastor, and AIS .. IN, by
Rav. ]. II, Curry, Seats fee and welcome "
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nSC0NGREGAT I0NAL CHURCH-Cornero Of
HARDWOOD and Bryan streets. Preaching by Rev,
!. O. scofeld at II q IN, and 73o p. m. sunday.
No hool at 3 y, m. A hearty welcome 10 all.
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se-FiRsT PREsBY FkKiAN 'HUKUH-.or.
ner Main and Harwocd streets, Rev. A. +.
smith, pastor. Preaching At II O. n and
and seats for ali
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As-DALLAt II.I MloolOn-ti. "ul y, tho
Mission Sunday. school tbs afternoon II tho
court house singing commences at 8VL Sun
day school proper at 4. singing also a.',r the
Sunday school, A cordial Invitation offended
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Bs-FlRsT CHRISTIAN CHURCH-seiv Vices,
Elder J W Davis, OF xrtsillc, Missouri
brother and now guest OF Or A r. DAY =,
will preach at Bo.fd oil T ade rooms lover
Grams jewelry store) at II u. IN. All are cor.
dlallv Inyitcd
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sp-FL0Yp STREET M.E.CHuRCH SOUTH
Rev. J W Hill, pastor. Preaching al II
II, and 7 D. m Sabbath. sch0ol Al $50 a IN.
A cordial invitation extended to ALL
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psTABERNACLE II, CHURCiI-Rev, o,
A. Thomson, pastor Services at II q m. and
1870 p. IN. Sunday school at $50 y. IN, Seats
free puhlic cordially invited
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s~sT,. PATRlCKs OBURCH.-Corner Wood
and Csbell streets First mass at 7:3i. solemn
10, h mass al 10 a. m sermon vespcrs n
80 p. IN. Lecture Bcnedic,ion. Rev. v
Qui ion. pastor, residence, 1860 Main street:
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sgCoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at e90a m. Preaching Al II q
m aud . IN prayer-mecting Thursday
Inen FyenInv subiest "Th, Rev Yot {"
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WE HAVE PLACED
ON SEPARATE TABLES Some LARGE uEnsoE
Mems, Youths, Boys and chi|dren's
SUITS

And marked them in many instances usr One HALF former
Selling Price and offering special attractions in LIGHT.
complete geneman wardrobe for the Summer at prices
mat battle most OF our customers We rapidly building
up the largest retail trade in Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Oh North lexas and our success altogether due per-
sstent efforts to deal fairly and squarely with the public We
confess quite freely that it is pride and ambition to be
leaders in our line, and our customers say so.
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svFIRsT BAprisT CRURCH-Cofnsf Live
Oak and Harwood Streets. D.. A. A.
Hayden. Of Jefferson, TeSss. will preach here
TO-DAY At n Q, and = D. N The n mbefs OF
the church aud the public generally .ars earn.
estly requested 70 attend, - NJ Hayden desires
TO present prnpositio,n looking y IN adjust.
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as-DR EDWARD 2, PALMER, OF sherman
Texas, will occupy DR., Smiths pulpit to-day
a, the fnst Presbyterian church at II o'cloci
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sSCuMB pRBaBYTEkIAN CHURCH
North Harwood street. Rev, D. W. Bpughton,
pastor, Preaching II a. m. and 7:sGp IN. Sabbath.
school at $50 IN. Robert Il .eAy, superin.
ianhnnI A nntdIsl Invitation q Li.ndnd "a all
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-19
STABBED BY A WOMAN.
The Bloody work of n Very Wicke'
Boston CypFian.

BOSTON, Mass, June 1S-The police officer
on Stamford street had his attention called to
a man sitting on the curb stone with blood
flowing over his shirt-front from a wound
under his left ear directly over the carotid ar
terry He refused to give his name, or tell
how or where he was stabbed, and when
taken to the station-house lived only few
minutes The wound was evidently made
with small, sharp knife, and was an inch
and a half deep, severing the carotid ar
terry. The man was about 30 years old,
and apparently a mechanic. The police
went to work on the case, and have
found out that the victim was Bernard J.
Mehan, and accordingly they have arrested
a cyprian named Lizzie Finnegan as his muir
deress The fatal deed Is said to have been
committed in a saloon on Howard street, but
under what circumstances the police do moi
vet state The woman is notorious for her
ugly and savage disposition Some years
ago she stabbed wealthy man with a pau
of scissors, but he declined to appear against
her on account of his prominence. She as
saulted another man with brick drew a re-
volver and tried to shoot Detective Ger
raughty, and, in company with another girl
robbed a man of 500 in a well-known restau
rant, and when he kicked knocked him down
The police claim to have q clear case agains
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THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 1S.-Rdoiger & Co.'S mar
ket letter of this evening says: Saturdays
panic was the severest our board has wit
messed for many years, and would have proved
even more disastrous had It not been for the
intervention of such men as Armour, Fair
banks, Kent and Hutchinson, who threw
themselves into the breach and bought all
that was offered The general aspect OF
affairs was freely discussed yesterday, and
the attitude of the gentlemen referred to had
restored confidence so far that all the markets
opened strong this morning as per table
below The shock of Saturday has. however,
been too severe and the losses
sustained to great to allow the
market to assume anything like
equanimity, and while provisions have re
manned comparatively steady, with the aid
of Mr.. Armour who was a free and heavy
buver of pork and lard. wheat suffered an
other break towards noon, started by a per-
sistent attack on the part of the bears, and
accelerated by sales of long wheat by one OF
our prominent brokers; corn sympathizing
with wheat in the decline On the call this
afternoon the @Iarkets were steady, the de-
ferred options in wheat inclining to strength.
1t is but natural that the market should con-
tinue nervous and feverish for several days
after the severe ordeal of Saturday, but un-
less fresh failures should cause renewed dis
turbance we have strong hopes that the worst
| is over
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Illinois Legi stature.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 1S.-The Senate
passed the Washingtonian Home bill and the
General Levy bill, as well as the several
house appropriation bills.
A recess was then taken till afternoon.
In the house the Democrats were permitted
to spread their protest against the Harper
bill on the journal, it having only the weight
of hearsay by the signers.
The senate bill providing that sheriffs need
not name the entire panel of the jury on the
summons and the senate bill prohibiting the
sale of liquor ON fair grounds, were passed
The senate bin amending the limitation law
of indebtedness on bonds issued in aid of rail-
roads was also passed.
The governor has approved the elevated
railway bill and vetoed the railroad extension
| bill
Mr. Kimbrough rose to question of per
sonal privilege, and presented Speaker Collins
| with magnificent watch and chain.
Mr.. Calhoun, of Vermillion, seconded the
speech gracefully.
| The speaker was more embarrassed than
sver before in the house.
| Mr. Murray, of Sangamon, offered reso
luton of hearty thanks to the speaker, and il
| was adoDtpd
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Masters Sale.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
Rock Island County
In the Circuit Court in Chancery.
Peter Stelk VS.. David Bowen, Albert ". Bowen
Hettie Bowen, Mary E. Bowen, Ida NJ. Bowen,
Nina G. Bowen, Eliza j. Snyder, William il.
Snyder and Peter Fries es,-Foreclosure,-G
No. 2403.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a decree
of said Court entered in the above entitled cause,
on the Fourteenth day of May A. D., 1888, shall,
Saturday, the Seventh day of July, A. D., 1883,
at the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
North door of the Court House, in said county OF
Rock Island, to satisfy said decree, sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash. that certain
parcel of land known and described as follows,
towit:
Lot number two, (2), in block number one, ~,
in Charles Buford's addition to the city of Rock
&sland in the county of Rock Island and state OF
Illinois.
Dated at Rock Island, Illinois this 9Th day OF
June. A. D., 1888.
HENRY CURTIS, JR.,
Master in Chancery, Rock Island County, Ill.
WM. H. ATWOOD,
Compartments Solicitor,
suue-7-d4w