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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

fouNG DANIEL BOONE, n great grandson
OF the explorer OF old Kentucky. delivers
parcels for one of the great Broadway Trims
OF New York, on u salary of $3.50 week.
--tExohange. That is much more thpn
his great grandfather ever made killing
coons and bears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

WOMEN are beginning to TURF the tables
on the men at last. Susan u Anthony
labors of hundred yearssor 80 have 10,
been In vain. Anew York paper says that
"in New York city 10000 women maintain
themselves and their husbands by manual
labor or brain WORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

SINCE LADY FLORENCE Dixie was preserv.
cd from assassination bya corset, some Of
ouryoung men want to know IL II would be
the right thing for them to wear corseis on
the railroad that runs through desperate
landP 0fcorse-it would.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

AS Bradlaugh was acquitted of bias
phcmy In England the other day the English
religionists had better try to DO more sue.
ccssiul In America, A fine opening PIE
sents itself IN the New York legislature
That body does not think the Deity il
US old as wicked Gotham. In
speaking OF the death o
the late Peter Cooper the resolutions be
gan; Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God NJ the age of 0S.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

ACCORDING to the last census the follow.
Ing Ia the population Of some of tho north.
west Texas counties: Yoakum,2 persons;
Terry, 8; Lubbock, 8; Lamb, 4; Howard, Z;
Hoskley, o. Hale, 3; Gaines. 8; Dawson, Z;
Cochran, 8; Bailey, 5, and Andrews, q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

JEFFERSON DAVIS estate of five hundred
acres at Beauvoir, Miss, Is now devoted to
grapes and oranges. Not all sour grapes
lie thinks the region along Mississippi
Sound as warm and early AS Florida, and
far better In every other respect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
shutdown Park Cluh Races.

LONDON, April 2l.-The race for grand
International s,eeple chase, handicap, wa,
the principal event of the running at the
Shutdown Park club meeting to-day, Il
was won by Albert Cecil Monlanban, sec
ond Standard, third. There were tiy,
siAricra.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
Tempting fate.

ST. PETERSBURG, April a. Tie EN-
peror and empress will reach Moscow OF
the 18th Of May, The coronation takes place
tho Sth. The festivities include eight
grand balls and will be prolonged until
the 9th OF June. The grand state entry
into st. Petersburg takes that month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

Az advertisement now inserted in every
paper In tho world begins; Are you made
miserable by indigestion, constipation, dg.
ziness, loss OF appetite or yellow skin ?
No; we are made miserable by the little
boy who LETT the iewsharp tongue up, In
our easy, velvet 'ined chair the other night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
Determined to stop the Flame,

ASHLAND, PA, April 2l,-The Potts Col.
liery company are about tomake determ.
inea effort to extinguish the hrcs which
have been burning now for several years
aud are extending In the workings,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

A CORRESPONDENT writing from Rio Jane.
iro says that burial Baskets in that locality
are covered with black, red, or violet mate
rial, bordered with gilt tinsel, giving them
the sprightly air of bonbon boxes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

TUE HERALD has now II number of com
positors who have proven their metal by
and inoorruptibe, They ask nothing to
support them save what they honestly
earn by their daily labors. This is the true
theory and the honest practice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

BERLIN, April 2l.-Crown Prince Free
erick William leaves Berlin Monday for II.
ally, for a change otair. IL is probable the
crown prince will, while In Italy, have an
interview with King Humbert.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

Ron lSGrRsoLL is preparing FOR a Euro.
pean trip this summer Examiner.
Yes; he is getting old and is shaky about
his belief so he is going to tho torrId zone
TO acclimato himself.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

WHEN man marrles in Turkey he is not
allowed to see his wife for twenty-five day 8.
That must be delightful way TO spend the
honeymoon Gainesville Register 1t IL,
his motherin-aw stays with his wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

We walk in the midst OF secrets, We are
encODipasseu with mysteries, but it is an
open secret that, there is no remedy in the
world 50 wonderful as Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup for coughs aud colds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

QuEsKc, April Alt 10 understood tho
Quebec Central railroad will lose s2So, 900
BY the failure o,its English agents, Cooper,
Hall q Co,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

THERE are too many dogs running loose
about the streets OF the city. Can't the
force be our.taled and bowed with saul.
sage grief2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

Az Illinois man boxed his wilo's ears for
investing 81 IN lottery ticket She went
to her fathers home, and her ticket soon ai-
ter drew 5000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

At boarding school one of the misses.
pnt 81. Jacobs Oil on to her frizzes,
The happy mistake
Cared the headache,
She laughs ut her beau, who auizzes,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
Tho Texas a st. Louis Narrow Gauge Road
Meeting of Citizens

Meeting of Citizens.
The meeting of the business men at
the Merchants Exchange at . O'Clock
yesterday, was very SHINY attended,
Tor what cause is not apparent, as
the matter demanding attention is Of the
utmost Importance to the citizens of Dal-
las. Mr., Gibbs moved that the meeting ad-
iOarn until Monday, at II O'clock. He re
lated that the board OF directory OF the
Texas & 81. Louis railroad would meet in
Tyler on Friday next, and that Il report
would be expected at that time as they
were then to definitely settle matters. Sew
eral OF the business men Of the city, viz;
Schneider Il Davis, Sanger Bros, Adams Il
Leonard, w, III CASTOR and others, had
guaranteed the right Of way through the
county to the city of Dallas, but their guar
antee mad, TO "A Large extent, been based
upon certain notes which have not been
extended IN time. The Texas e st. Louis
railroad e mpany had requested an extern
sion OF the guarantee hut those gentlemen
who had given II declined TO extend IL I'M.
less the notes were renewed. They had re-
nowed their own notes. The condition OF
the subsidy is Just this--one halt the uote 3
have teon renewed, but there is no guaran-
ly OF right-of way, and there is nothing ia.
Vofaolc 10 report to the railroad authOri.
ties as an inducement for them to continue
their intentions ~ to Dallas. Mr.. Open,
heimer, the president Of the exchange,
stated, that before adjoufning until Mon
day, he desired to state that he considered
the extension OF the notes Of the utmost
Importance and that every one who had
given note should be prevailed on TO re-
new, and those who had given none should
be urged to take the place of those who
Jailed to renew, or had left the city. He
requested the committee to continue to
work until Monday and at that time to
bring the notes which had not been re-
newed. lie said IL was a matter in which
every citizen was interested, and that sell
interest should move them to see that BAL
las does not lose this enterprise.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

Skin DISEASE

or the most painful nature on his face, head
eyes and hands, nearly destroying his eyesight
cured after consultation Of physicians had
failed. IF. II Drake, Detroit MieI.
Mi Tx Crust-Babyof two years, head covered
win cTnsls and sores cured ana now Il fine
| Cincinnati
Price; CuTIcuRA, Sc ard 81 10 per box. RE
soLvkNr, VI % per bottle CUTICuRA Soar
erywhore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
Pntler Drug and Chemlcnl Co nnstnn
BABY,

~ a Nv For luianue and Birth HUI
~ IA ND Il mors Rough Chapped or
Greasy skin, Pimples aud minor Skin 8lemishes
use 'uTlCuRA SOAR an exquisite SKIN BgAuri.
rltR and Toilet, Bath ana Nursery aanative
Frag'nnYth delicious flowers and odors aud
tUTICrRA hcalinp ha sans
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22

which number will be largely increased
when the budding season opens. Tie 70,
tai plant OF trees, grapes, shrubs, etc, VIII
Teach near four million and they Will have
large stock left for the wholesale trade
after filling their retail orders. Another
season they propose adding green house
and then their stock will be unsurpassed
by any OF the Olcer nurseries ia the east, AS
they will carry everything usual in their
line,
We have given brief outline of this en-
terprise. Ii is a marvel OF success ana
rapid development of a great enterprise.
We were afforded an opportunity yester'
day OF visiting this nursery anu have writ
tea from a personal examination OF Their
grounds and plants. 10 should be undeI-
stood by the citizens aud farmers OF Texas,
that the Lone Star Nursery has not only
ample stock from which TO sell TO their own
large trade but have fully enough 20 sup
ply very large wholesale trade They
will canvass thoroughly the State OF Texas,
and we recommend this nursery AS stand
ard. both IN their dealings and the stock
which they grow. We do not speak from
mere hearsay but have seen what We have
written, and the Lone star Nursery cordi'
ally invites an inspection Of their extensive
grounds and plants by anyone. They I'LL
orders for fruit trees from their own plants
and do not buy from other nurseries either
| ia or ont OF the state Send to them for
their descriptive catalogues, and their ac-
cnmmodating traveller will take pleasure
in calling on you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-22
Cuticuca.
&cxoku&a,

TUE ONLY RhsoluteCure for SCrofula ScrofI-
lous, contagious, Itching SCaly, Pimpy
Mercurial, CauCerOus, lnantile and Birth Hu-
mor', Blood p0isons and Torturiug
SKIN Diseases IL the CUrlCUsA REAE-
DIS. They have performed Miracles o.
cures when physicians, hopitals aud all
BLOOD Cures free from Mercury, arsenic aud
mineral poisous They are prepared By chem
isis OF world sde celebrity Anl unsullitd
'nnor They differ IN compost ion from Nll 9th.
CT known remedies. III nee they command the
confidence OF Physicians Druggists and all af-
ticrd
CUTlUUKA KESuLNESl
The new blood purifier Kills the disease germs
of ScrOiulOuS. Contagious, aud Inherited Hu.
mors, which ioat in the bloo6 urine ana per.
splTatlou, expeng Them through the bowels
kdne, ana pOurs ~ the skin CuTICURG, d
medicinal Jelly, eats away dead skin and FLESH
hllals llchiuES aud irlllatouS SOftens, soothes
hud heals IL instantly relieves the most tortut-
ing Itching llum0 S, Itching Piles aud Delicate
Irr'ta ions, turicURA SOAR prepared from Gu,
liCuEA IS indispensable in the treatment of skin
Diseases, II iUnple aui Birth Humors. and fol
preserving and bcauIllying IN, skin.
CKOtuLuUS
Humor ON the face neck and head for 10 wears
permanently cured by CUrCURA REMEDIES, af.
Ter medical aud hospital treatment had rallied
Il Hon. VIM. TayOr PembertOu So. Boston.
SALT RllEuM covering the body for 10 years,
ana resisting oil known methods of treatment
cured by CUrlCuRA REMEDIES -l ChaS. Hough,
ton. lawyer IS state street, Boston
PSORIASIS or LepTOsy Of20 years standing per.
leclly cured. Most wonderful case ON record
cure certified 10 me before magistrate and
| well-known citizens - IL Il. Carpenter, Hen
dersOu, n. Y.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The State relief board yesterday received 364
comforts from the Female Reformatory. which
were made for the flood sufferers, by the order of
the Governor.
A Richmer, of Crawford county. has offered
$50, in compromise of the case pending against
him in'the Federal Court for failing to mako cor
rect entries in his books a distiller.
John Lewis, the negro arrested for attempting
to outrage May Ryan, employed at No. ll9 Chris
tan avenue, was sent TO Jail by the mayor yes
terday to await the action of the grand jury.
The Citizens Bank, of Hope, Bartholomew
county, was incorporated under stare laws. yes
terday, with capital srock of $4,000. James
p Kennedy is president, and William Kennedy
cashier.
negro baby was found lying on the doorstep
OF the residence of Charles II. Gillette, No. As
Broadway, last night about $50 O'Clock AS
Mr.. Gillette had no particular use for the little
walf, the patrol wagon was sent for and it was
taken to the COlored Orphans Home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
PERSONAL.
. EFFREN,
"Chairnlan.

Thomas Hardin, of Franklin, is at the Grand.
William s, O'Rourke, of Fort Wayne, is at the
Grand
W. q, Wilson, of Michigan City, is at the
Brand.
Colonel B. d. West, of Chicago, is at the Bates
House.
E. 8. Lindsey. of San Francisco, is at the
Denison.
Thomas Blackwell, of Pittsburg, Pa, is at the
Denson.
George W, Chapman, Newark, N. j., is at the
DenisOn
John F. Miller and son,!of Richmond, are at
the Denison.
Hon. Robert Graham, of Noblesville, is at the
Bates House.
Hon. James Grimsley. of Gosport, is at the
Bates House.
Hon. James Fl. Willard aud wife, of Bedford,
are at the Bates House.
Frank Rahn, of Plttsburg, president of the
Woodruff sleeping-car Company, is at the Grand.
c. Z. Wilson, of the Lebauon Patriot, aud N
=. Ethel, of the Muncic News, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. L. D. Carpenter, of Seymour is visiting
Mrs. ]. l.. Jones, of this city, No. 221 North Hi
nOis street.
Mr. r. s. Van KeureD. leading wholesale gro
Ger of Iowa, is i'll the city visiting his brother, at
No. 25S Central avenue
W. Fl. Crane and wife, Stuart Robson and
wife ana the leading members of Robson &
Crane combination are at the Denison.
Mrs. j. ]. Powell, of Trvington, is spending
few days at the residence of her brother f. NJ
johnson, No $40 North Meridian street.
Il. W. Flnkham, Elkhari; Mrs. d. I. Mustard
and WI. Ethel and wife, Anderson; F. Sullivan,
Michigan City; F. NJ. Wheeler, Richmond +. II.
Sterling, Albany, N. Y, are at the Grand Hotel.
J. W. Reilly, secretary of the Democratic State
central committee, has been appointed clerk of
the state Board of Health ny Secretary of State
Myers, who has the appointing power, and has
succeeded W. II. Smith.
Mr.. Leonard Broom aud Miss Lydia Rettig
were married at the First German Reformed
Caurch, by the brides father, the Rev. John
Rettig, las: evening, many of the friends of the
parties and the members of the congregation be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
A Sensational Rennrt.

A peculiar and highly sensational burglary is
reported to police headquarters by Mr. Howard,
who resides near The j., NJ. & l. water station,
four or five miles south of the city He states
that about noon Thur sday man entered the
house in the guse of ragpiceer, and finding
Mrs. Howard alone tied her and bur,.larized the
house, securing watch and some other
articles. That night three men attempted
TO force entrance to the house and
he, being awakened by the nOise made by them,
shot Mt them twice, the lasl,time as they were
climbing over the fence. One of the men fell, and
the others went on, after abandoning some plumb
er which they were carrying Without going to
the PROSTATE man, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard went
TO the house of neighbor and srent
the balance of the night. When
morning came the wounded burglar had
disappeared, hut the abandoned stuff was
found II consisted of n quantity of stove POI
sh in "A bag, in which note was also found,
stating that the thieves had attempted to burg
larize a house at Greenwood, but had been shot
al and driven away, and also that they would
meet ut Franklin, March II.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17

ing pres mt. After reception in the parsonage,
the guests were treated to delicacies in the
lecture-r0Om or the church, and the occasion
Was of a very pleasant character.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. ]. N. Beard,
the pulpit of the Central-avenue Church will be
occupied tomorrow morning by Rev. James NJ
Robinson, of the Cincinnati conference, and at
night by the Rev. l.. G, Hay.
r. 3. Fountain, Marion; Vim. ], Lucas and
wife, Columbus Joseph W. Stewart and wife,
Monticello George f. Hubbard, Brazil; A B.
KinGsbury, jr., Spencer; Robert Allen and wife,
Lafayette, are registered at the Bates House
w. o. Bradley, of Lancaster, Ky, who is one
of the counsel for the defendant in the Jeter
murder trial, was the delegate in the Chicago
convention who seconded the nomination Of
General Grant for President, and is a member of
the national Republican committee.
Indianapolis correspondence Muncie Times;
"Rev. Myron W. Reed is man OF the people; he
feels for the oppressed and acts for them. His
sermons are short, and composed of short, pithy
sentences, which read like proverbs. He is
tall man, although well proportioned, dark COM
plexion; he has very high forehead and short,
straight black hair. Mr.. Reed is possessed of
none OF the ministerial conyentionalites that are
SO obnoxious in many ministers, but is as UMPIRE
tending a labOrer. He is an enthusiastic and
successful sportsman, and to see him dressed in
hunters garb one would little think he was a
preacher. There is nothing dull about his
mons; they full of interest and common
sense. He was about fifteen minutes in. the de-
livery of his last Sunday evenings sermon, and
the people were sorry when he quit"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
I'm order to bring
the Governor to a proper
sense Of his position, the
Democratic majority de-
ternlined to withhold the
appropriation bills. % ---
DAILY SENTINEL, March S.
THE LION AND THE LAMB
Will Hereafter Dwell Together in
Unity and Brotherly Love.
A Compromise Between Drs. Rogers and
Walker, Whereby They 10th Retain
Their Positions at the Hospital.

The row between Drs. Rogers ana walker, OF
the Insane Asylum, which has been the SUBJECT
Of so much discussion for the past ten days, has
~ last been settled for time at least, although
there is every probability that Walker, who has
proven himself to be such discordant element
will not long be satisfied with the arrangements
made, but will again demand the earth, or
hemisphere at least. AS stated by the. journal
yesterday, a hurried meeting OF the BOARD
of trustees was held Thursday afternoon
and n,oh, a, which or Rooars was
- .,...,a,, me 49,.
cailed into lengthy consultation. The meeting
adjourned over until this morning without any
def1nita arran0ement althoryh IL was under-
"
STOOD tnat a strohg enor1 was pelng maoe 10 el-
feet q compromise Of the differences between the
two yaptlepep who ,ve,e coptepding for sunrap,e
~ ~ w. 10y. - ~
authority at the insane Asylum ana at the
'eohs 'os.' "ius .,i "e,ees 40
ar'seu as VIZ" ,ne unuei sV1nuins 'i'aS ~ onou,u
Ds - n"u "ee" u S,e', W VIC :. 'o"u0
'-''' ~ Vnu saNe y,
=. sue POI
~ CIV, " '"o pee, - .n,o a.. "
,''uer' auu IL was in A0ooiuauoo "i'N 'N'' 1857
"e '""' YUM '"ii'o was ii''oo
-ea 80, WHAT DIR. HARRISON SAYS - -
Shortly altar the meetinv n iionrned vesterdav
Tor.na, 49,, n rSorn,.c, ,,.os;5o,t
|dournal reporter met Dr. harrlson' presluehC
of the board of trustees, in the office of the Sec
retarv NJ state and asbed him AZ he was Mt lih
-. =. - - - ar -
erty touiVuiSe what had Deeh uohe' Il ain' To
certain extent" he replied. 1.-THE differences
between Drs Royers and Walker have been hon
-. 80 ,,es---,, ,.., -, n
prapy anu satisfactorily a"JusVeu' anu DF'
Walker will remain in the institution"
Gas n subordinate9" oneried tbe ranorter
..r,s.....,.. -, 1 1--'o'
Certaihly' lot ne mas never had any other posi-
aion. DIR. Rogers will continue to be superintend-
emf with all thnt that innlies Dr yVall,ar how
ever. will be changed from the female 70 the
male denartment and win have char@a Of mat -
by what agreement was this arrangement
al 10 ,rraoossor,, 90 D,o,,o .,o ,.o,,s,ti.,,,
lic," replied DR. Harrison, "for the public have
nothing to do with it, as we are alone RESPONSE
The fcnltv was ad in s" T~h oiI as 20
be satisfactory 10 each and thar both have acted
honorabiy In the matter. Further than that,
nave hethlhg TO say"
THE TRRNs or THE AGREFMFNr
~,
FROM OUTSIDE sources IL wis learned that the
terms of the agreement are about as follows DR..
WoItar ia IN ano,ooizo 70 m pooars tor tho IN,
" @
sulting language made use OF In referring to him
and to retract the charges publicly made and ne
a. than tn aasnD,a tho 5utias Of bs old ,,ositior
80 ~ w ~ W ~ N'A 40'''iO"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17

In the East or West you travel around
(Chewng the Bull Dog Plug,
Thousands OF people are sure to he found
(Chewng the Bull Dog Plug,
Each has his own individual aim
(Chewing the Bull Dog Plug,
Highest and lowest are all the same
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
Political people easy to find
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug,
Each has an ak or Ratchet 10 grind
Chewing the Ball Dog Plug,
Arthur is holding the Presidents chair
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
Every last Senator wants to be there
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
congressman all have hobbies to ride
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug)
Their places are wanted by many outside
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
Mayors and Aldermen Councilmen, too
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
All have a scheme for the future IN view
(Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
People you meet wherever you go
(Chewing the Bull Dog Plugl.
All have personal string to their bow
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug,
A man by promotion goes up to the head
(Chewng the Bull Dog Plug,
Another mans ready TO act in his stead
Chewing the Bull Dog Piagl.
IT'S honest ambition to wish TO rise
(Chewng the Bull Dog Plug,
And Uncle Sans people are getting wise
(Chewing the Bull Dog Plug1
They've learned there are chances for every man
Chewing the Bull Dog Ping,
They've learned to labor aud think and plan,
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug;
They've learned TO know the chew that's best,
Chewing the Bull Dog Plug.
They've learned
NO CHEW IN THE EAST OR WEST
IS EQUAL TO BULL DOG PLUG.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17

A man giving the name of Ed. Meyers, who
claims to be d commercial traveller. was arrested
early yesterday morning, Louisiana street,
while firing his revolver, and offered vigorous
resistance to the officers. He evinced remark
able familiarity with criminals and their meth
DDS, and the suspicious OF tho police have been
aroused He was fined $50 by the mayor and
IN oil
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
The Opening Week.

The opening of Egan 81 Treat, on Monday last,
was the beginning of n week of unparalleled
business i'll the line Of Gentlemen's Clothing.
They have taken orders enough to severely tax
their large capacity, and the cry is, "Sti they
Gomez Such an elegant stock of goods has
never been brought to the city, and gentlemen
swho keep mp with the styles should drop in at
once and make selections for spring suits.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-17
NEW ALBANY's EXPERIENCE.
Sirma Chi Alumni.

At the meeting of Sigma Chis, held last night,
the organization of a strong alumni chapter
was completed. The following officers were
elected: Caleb s. Denny, c.; ]. F, Carson, p. C.;
Will f. Elliott, T.; II. l.. Gordon, @; Lew Wal
lace, A.. H. e. Smith, CustOs; d. ]. Crittenburger,
associate editor. The chapter starts with a
membership of fifty-six, and is composed of
alumni of the leading colleges of the country.