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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24

will preach on: ''The Gospel the Greatest
Wonder" text Luke iv: %. Sunday school
at 9I5 a. m. Young peoples meeting at
$50 p. m.
In Trinity church there will be service
at 1O:45 a. M, with a sermon and Holy
Communion, the sermon being the last
which the Rev. A. B. Allen win preach in
this church as rector. The music will be
of an elaborate nature, with a special
choir. There will be chiIdren's service of
both Sunday schools, in the church, at 1
p. m. At p. M, Mr.. Allen, as chaplain,
viii perform service for the Knights
Templar, in Masonic Temple Following
is the programme of music at the 10:45
q. IN. service:
Opening Hymn Hymnal 30
Christ OPP Passover. Cathedral Chants
Gloria Patri. No. 2. Mozenthal
Benedicfion .qhos. S. Lloyd
Hymn observation-disclosures. No, 102, l.. Mason
f Hyre Mel Eisisoh. Geo Warren
Anthem-''He is Not Here, but is Risen
sanctus. ........... j. .... No 500, camidge
ayn' l., axccis,. ot No 20
0ioEia III EActisls- Oiu tnants
In the Twentieth street Evangelical
Lutheran church. at 10 a. m. on Monday,
the Rev. c.. A. Mennicke, pastor, win
take for his text Roem, viii:31 "a, thetna:
''Dass del Auferstehung Christi die voli
gueltige Rechtfertignng aller Menschen
SELL
Services tO-marroW in the First III e
church as usual Preaching morning and
evening by the pastor. Theme for morn
ing; Preparation. For evening: "A
Dying Mans Prayer" Young peoples
meeting at $50 p. IN. Sunday school at
els a. m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24

WANTED Commercial travellers and
local agents everywhere in the United
States, TO sell t'Warren's Entire Wheat
Patent Flour, the only true food flour;
covered by patents; business exclusively
Franklin Mills Coz, SO Clark street. chis
cago, I'll. mch17-ms-5t
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24

The Rock Island Children Carriage
Company have on sale baby carriages of
all new styles and designs in Rattan,
Willow and Wooden bodies at prices from
81 rs up to $35. Call and get our factory
prices at II. Hofmasters Dry goods store
Second avenue, or at factory, First ave
nue.. Is ct
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24
Why Paris Laughs.

x is abiding to an acquaintance in
terms the very reverse of compliment
tary.
Curious to hear you saying that of
him. remarked friend; II thought
you We're under obligations to him. -
who? Ip Oh, no; not at all. You
see, he lent me some money once, but
the next time l wanted to borrow of him
he refused, merely because | hadn't re-
turned the first, and so that made it
even.
The prince of science, having cast his
eve over the table to see that none of
the instruments are missing or mis-
placed, is about TO amputate his pa
TENTS leg.
The patient burst out into lamenta-
tons.
Come, come, my good fellow, says
the surgeon, encouragingly, don't take
on so. Try and fix your mind on some
thing else!'
A visitor having rnng the bell at
friends door, is received by the friend
in person
''You must excuse me-" says the
friend, ''but the fact is that everything
is in confusion-my servant has left
and so have to look after the house
work myself. "
ssNo servant?" says the visitor, cyn-
cally, making a broad finger-mark on
the Undiscovered table; mo servant
Why, look at this!'
Two old gentlemen, over whose heads
the seventeen-year locusts have passed
repeatedly, are walking along public
promenade which they have frequented
for many and many a year
''It's rather curious says the first,
''but things seem TO be changing here.
Don't you remember how, ever SO long
ago, we used to see lots of old, old men
crawling up and down here in the sun?
What's become of them all? | never
meet any of them any more
MY friend, -" reioins his companion,
''we are the old, old men that we used
TO see"
A doctor is called in TO prescribe fol
sick child, and having examined the
patient writes a prescription and leaves
instructions as to the treatment of the
little sufferer.
On making his visit the next morning
the prince of science is surprised to find
the household in tears.
my poor child!' sobs the mother,
II never thought that he would have
died of GROUP
.aOf cronp?'' echoes the doctor; Edo
you mean to say the child had Group?
Why didn't you tell me?'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24

Price of coal reduced to ten cents a
bushel at the new coal Office on Eleventh
street. 0. G. Dohlman. agent. m16d1m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Mayor.

/ wish to announce that am candidate for
Mayor to the decision of my fellow citizens
&C the ballot box. WILLIAM ATKINSON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24

m, daleSates will meet at Turner Hall on Mon
d. svenins March e. 1883, to nominate candi-
dsfes for mayor, city clerk, city treasurer, city
attorney. township supervisor. four assistant
surer xjsoors one township assessor, ono township
Collector, and choose 8 chairman of the city COM
mittee ,orDur,r
Chairman City and Township Committee
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24
COAL, COAL.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24
DEMoCRATIC PRIMARIES AND coNskA-
TION

The democratic voters of Rock Island ,;npp
are hereby notified TO be at their severai voeis
nisces in the respective wards at : O'clock 2. m;
On Friday the ed day OF March lSSs 70 oefe.
delegates to the city township con aiSerman Each
ward Is entitled to one delegate fo- every twenty y.
five votes cast for the democratic canuias aoa
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-24
Performance given in the Eng
lish Language.

Reserved Seats IS cents and 81 %, sale If seats
will cammence Thursday, March 22d, at Marshall
4 Fishers drugstore
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Japanese Art.


The amateur decorator who makes a few I'M
meaning strokes upon the panel, or embroiders
them upon satin, and straightway says, BE
hold! my handwOrk is Japanese art is always
Interested in examining the history of that Gu
rious workmanship which has of late gained
such hold upon popular favor. The philosophy
Of art endeavors to penetrate the causes Of the
idiOsyncrasies of the Japanese, and to learn not
only the conditions but the governing motives
of their pictorial representations. For every
nation has its own perceptions of beauty and
Its own ideal, towards which it's limners work.
Japan the land of wonder and romance, has
been, until lately, like a sealed book to the
outer world. It's curiOusy-devised covers
were ali that foreigners were allowed to see, and
curiosity was sorely tempted to turn the leaves
writ with such cabalistlc signs to learn some
thing Of its customs, scenery and art
Practically the lids of the book were not
opened until the year 1858. when Commodore
Perry reaching the shores Of Japan armed by @
letter from the President of the United States,
succeeded in concluding treaty by means of
which her ports were thrown open to all the
world. 1t is true, however, that the Dutch had
possession of a small island near Nagasaki two
hundred years previously; but other people
were none the wiser in consequence Of that
settlement.
To an English ambassador, Sir Rutherford
AlcOck, may be gyenthe credit of the first large
expectation of Japanese curios. His magnificent
collection in the English exposition of 1862
department OF the exhibition of 1875, in Phila-
delpha, aroused here novel interest in the
bizarre vet attractive work of the Monaghan
race
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RAILROADS.
TIME GREAT

ME GREAT prNNsv1v.xr. pourr
nd G2 TIE T kpEKH WEST ASP s6TTSwEsT
sThEI sllNFR Ren hSaSEFi'
IN EFFECT NAY l4TH. 1883.
For Pitssburg end the West Ihieaso Limited xpres.
E faHs: Sss an; daily. VIII slespIn: Car. from
ss eSsss su .aa s d 81 M: f4 with
ESQ p. no. daily. for flttsburg and the West with
fsssfF Tsthl5ss3 f as ShisS
Fer Ere Ganasn;Sdaigus RSchester Buffalo Niagara
Washington to 6snshdaiSus. and III Harris6 6 @
For williamsport Lock Haven and Elm,ra. at s:so
ro. a. IN M daily except sunday;
Sew a1d an saf eas sSe on undsS
ca M a a1 Esss sunday D Pullman
For Boston without change. $50 m. every week day.
For BroSsy4. N.Y. ii through train. oonnee. 3.
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. afford
Sew G street. avoiding double
For rhh Ri sHaP 1n5s 100 a M 1910 so 40
lo;2op: m: Limited Express. $50 a. m. daily. eI.
For Baitime r.. 40 500 $50. 1880 a. m. and 1:se
40 10 20 $40 $50 $50 and gS 1920 on sun;
For Popes Greek Line GAO am. ind 4;4o p m daily.
For An9apols. GAO am. and 4:4o Pm daily. except
tfR hsS sA
For Alexandria, ESQ., TOO 900 IL 90 and II :a5am
200. AGO. 500, 600. 500 and IL so pm. Gu
Sunday at $3.50, 8. 20 and IL rs H.. 90 and 500
pm.
For Richmond and the South, ESQ and IL rs a. m
daily, and 500 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Wsshlnston. Goo, 500
1888 and 1000 am. IL 90, 1880, 90, $40, 700
and9:l0 2. M. and 200 MIDNIGHT On Sunday al
500. 1858 and 1000 am. 90 and .: 10 y. m
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
Of 18Th street and Pennsyvans avenue and The
station where orders be left for the checking Of
baggage to destination from hotels and residepces.
J.R. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. e. PUGH, General Manaeer. myil
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SLEEPING-CAR Law.
Pittsburg Court Holds that Travellers
are Entitled TO Protection from
Sneak.Ehieyes.

An important case Of interest to every tray-
eler on the railroads was tried before Judge
Stow at Pittsburg last week. William Gardner
had entered suit to recover damages from the
Pullman Palace Car company for property lost
while on the cOmpany's cars He
was coming from Philadelphia, and
while asleep his watch and purse were
taken from him. The Pullman company tried
to compromise. but Gardner was Obdurate. be-
cause he had been robbed three times on sleep
Ing cars. In presenting the case Gardeners
counsel took the ground that the company was
responsible as bailee, just as the driver of an
express wagon is responsible.
The company's defense In part was that valu-
ables should be placed In the safe provided for
that purpose. The assistant superintendent
acknowledged while on the stand that, owing
70 the manner In which the cars are now ar
ranged. professional thief could reach through
and rob passenger In an adjoining berth with
out being detected.
Judge Stow said that the case was one of
those called into existence by new inventions,
and one that required close examination He
did not consider the company responsible as a
hotei-keeper or a common carrier but when the
company sold a ticket for 81 in addition to the
regular rates OF passage. and offered the facil-
Tiles OF sleeping as an inducement to pay the
extra money, it bound itself to protect its
patrons while they were asleep and for the
time being helpless.
The jury brought In a verdict for the full
claim, with interest. An appeal will be taken
70 the supreme court and the matter finally
0seiied. But In the meantime the suits will
pie up, another having been brought. The
case mas attracted the attention Of railroad men
ana sieeping-car companies all over the country
because there was never another like 1t tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-16

A New York letter to the Hartford Times says
Of Beecher: He lives in Brooklyn-where, also,
he preaches-and he isn't over here every day,
even now since he can come on the big bridge.
saw him few days ago; he has grown older,
OF course, than he was in the days of the Tilton
scandal and his somewhat gray and very de-
cidedly thinned locks hang loosely and half curl
ingly over his coat collar, showing the work of
time. But he still wears. tipped back on his
head, that soft old SLOUGH hat Che could not
wear any other; he would look ridiculous in
beaver. an upright, angular ''stovepipe" of
the fashion; he would feel restrained of his
freedom, and altogether Ill at ease in it)-and
under it's comfortable brim, so careessly turned
up. or knocked indifferently backward, that
bold, rudy, sturdy face looks good-naturedly
out, with that honest. scrutinizing glance for
which those bold, intelligent eyes seem so we'll
adapted. How curiOusly, by the way those
eyes Of his are placed it is the very opposite
OF the Obque line Of John Chinaman-tbe out
ward corners go dOwn-nOt up. And there is
world of trimming fun and humOr in the
expression. 1t is the look of a man who
Is entirely at case Gone would say with
himself and the world-the future world in
eluded-and feeling altogether comfortable.
This mans stomach is evidently good one; it
would grind up tenpenny nail-if it can't d.
gest the Westminster Catechism. Beecher en-
Joys his dinner There is withal certain beefy
heaviness and cOarseness in that rather fat red
face that bespeaks strong animal nature as
well as keen mental (shall l say spiritually
faculty. Altogether he Is q remarkable man.
His sermons will bear reading-and will be read.
too-a generation hence. Can as much be said
of the sermons of other preachers hereabOuts?
One thing puzzles me. What does Mr.. Beecher
do with his money? Does he save it2 He ought
to be getting rich. His salary at Plymouth
church is ZOO. In addition he must receive
at least IS 900 from his lectures. Then he is
said to own newspaper interestin the Christian
Union, which must bring him in something; and
he owns copyrights which yield him something
more-to say nothing of all the marriage fees
and presents he receives. Altogether he
must be getting nearly $50. 600 a year.
He is known to be careless in financial mat
tiers. He buys things he does not need-he
gives away a considerable amount in charity
(and he is bored to death by all sorts of fools
and humbugs asking for help)-and he lives
fairly well. But he is said to have no money on
hand. His wife is a prudent. saving woman; a
good houselteeper, it is said; and it is under
stood she has the purse-strings at times. A case
that happened not long ago will illustrate
Beechers readiness to make purchases. 1t was
in shop where there was big book of plates
picturng Egyptian scenes and objects of inter-
est. The great preacher took a passing interest
in it. "HOw much is iti" ''The price is $3.50"
pause. THAT is large price. WE'LL" draw
Ing full breath, cit is only one more lecture;
I'll take it," He didn't need it more than dog
wants too tails
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The TRIAL Of Frank James is set down for
June il at Gallatin, Mo. There are three In
dictineIts against him-one for killing Conduc-
Tor Westfall on July Is, 1881; one for killing
Mcniiian, the stone-cutter, on the same date,
2nd one for killing Sheets, cashier Of the
Dawes County Savings Association, In Deem
per Ieo9. About twenty witnesses have been
summoned on each side. and the trial IL eY-
pec1ed &c last week. Jamss remarked the
OTHER Cay that the trial would be q good thing
Tor Gailatin, for multitude of persons would
attead 1t and spend their money freely. Gov.
Crittenden Is one Of those for whom the prison.
er's attorney has caused subp@nas to be issued.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN

LIE VIA WHsHINa sr 'i.
DOUBLE TRACK 4rH, ybANNGY COUPLER.
Schedule 70 take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th. 1883.
Leave washington from station corner of New Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnsa. Louisville and st. Louis
daily q &c., zoo q M lo:i a. m lolo p m With
sh:nse m &
fSs EsssSsTs Cleveland and pet.ei. :. $50 !: N.
Trans Tor f f6sdeinsis sSa sew York N.
pslof sSd ssep sed M daily with
For sse iS :n ss'f SiS 81 So 20 3d. "a ~
For B Bel on syna.ys $50 IA p 1905 an.
For s and ~ ~. on sunday
ga.m;, 4:t0 Pm.
pm For stations on metropolitan BrspcS, f:SS
S S ics s:.s nasssy d , ssesY.
day; Tor Frederick. $50 In. lo16 am. and l:ls
For ssx daily except Sunday u
Train: .ss.Ss from u. West daily. s.sO. 1855 an.
From Nes ioss = ana phll.delphi. ass. $50 an.
daily $40 ?. M. daily except sunday.
From ss.anseh. sig p p. daily s.oep. Sunday.
ss:ii ,sss n: rs e. Fl; a:sS
Train: ssye BALTIMORE for Washington ssa 40. ga
7:is $50 Fac sna 1872 en-. ia:is. use.
as 90 80 . BIO "a I S.n is e. ga
Ssas 80 and 600 ?. n:
An trains ircm washington sop at Relay Station "a
o .ss,y s 4 2: ss,,ns,s An
fennsyivsnis svenue cofnsr i1th aFesT where oriSs
Win be takep fer baggags 70 - CHECKED and received =
MIA 0CK (. Losb. q; a fsiPS 49, Asssa
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Mrs. wnLIAx Dowsxs. q Uxbridsa Man.. writes
On March Is. 1883, - foilows:
During the past three years have been . great
sufferer from complication of diseases which bafaed
the skill Of the most perienced DOCTORS as could not
obtain permanent relief by their treatment and pre-
scriptons; and have also tried many socaed cures
in the medicine line, but could get no relief. The
pains, aches. and weakness increased 20 rapidly
and constantly that I was so reduced in strength
as to be unable to leave the bed. and the doc
tors informed that there was ne hope of
In this exhausted and discouraged condition dear
friend persuaded me to use Hunts Remedy and after
taking only three days commenced to get better
to my great Joy and delight have continued to improve
constantly by its until now after having taken the
remedy only a few weeks, am able to be about my
house again, and am now doing my homework NY
lame back cured the severe pains have disappeared
an am now IN better health than for many years. and
beg this privilege Of gladly recommending Hunts Rem
edy to all who affected with any disease Of the kid
neys or liver: and also highly recommend It for the
attacks of sick headache MY husband also has expe-
renced great benefit to his health by the use of
this most valuable medicine. Hunts Remedy"
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The Telephone Only the Beginning.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
l asked Judge Beckley the other night what
he thought would be the direction of invention
and progress the next thirty years.
81 should say" he replied, ''the application Of
the principle Of the telephone to the other senses
A few years ago the distance at which you could
hear sound was limited. Now it is practically
without Unit. You can smell flower only q
short distance. / do not see why telephone
for the nose might not enable you to smell q
rose In New York. even though you were located
in Atlanta. SO OF the taste and touch. A new
application OF the principle Of the telephone
might enable you to remain In Atlanta and kiss
your wife In London or taste a berry in Paris. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-16

Condemnation Of resorts In which dancing
and drinking are blended Is taking practical
shape In Philadelphia, where the place kept by
Johnny Clark, noted bully, is being proceeded
against.
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Ml LIFE. Allbusiness confidential. Ladies and Cen
tlemen 81 cents each. 4O8 street between 4th aud
9th streets northwest. JelA-2ws
DR. ROBERTSON, SPECIALIST AND CONFI-
Ddentia consulting Physician 20 years experience;
pm, at 456 street northwest; main Office. 80 N.
Liberty street. Baltimore. apl9-3n
MRS. M. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
V1 and Business Medium, has removed to 1924 7th
street northwest where che will be pleased to meet her
many friends and customers flf-4ln-
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PROPOSALS.
ITVRRAsURY DEPARTNENT.

TuyREASURY DEPARTMENT,
u OFyTcR or SUPxnINTKNDRHT OF BUILDING.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. June IL 1853:
sealed PropoeAe Wiz be received at the Once Of the
Superintendent Of the Treasury Building until NOON
Of WEDNESDAY, JUNE TWENTY, 1888 for supply.
BUCK TOWELS.
samples q Towels can Be seen Il the Once Of the
Department. reserves the right % reject any or Ill
je1b-st CHxs. J. FoLaER, Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL.

Ia few minutes at DR.. WHITES establishment llI6
iennsylyaaia avenue opposite Wizards Hotel Hours
and soft Corns. Bunions Club and Inverted Nails
cular and all complaints Of the feet
cessfnlly treated. TWENTY-FIVE consecutive years of
practice in Washington. p 9. Office fee 81 per visit
FOR putting the feet in order. jel2
(OHARLES II. BOWFN, M. D. -OFFICE AND RES
~ ideDce 912 street northwest. Telephone commu-
ncaton with standfords Drug Store. corner 9th and
F streets. ie9- lms
nR. II. L. BOVEE, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
treats successfully Female Diseases, Neuralxia,
Rhepmatsm Chills Paralysis. Nervous Diseases, &c.
Iurklsh, Russian, Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
given. I4l7 G street, opposite Riggs House. 90
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ENREASURY DEPARTMENT.
l. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June 9th, 1888.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the United States
Treasury department until ONE O'CLOCK P NJ
Sal UkDAY. JUNE 80. 1883. for supplying is. 600
yards more or less of the best full fve-f frame body
Brussels Carpet and r. 900 yards or leps of the
best American Carpet Lining for United States public
bndtng to be delivered at the Treaaury department.
WASHINGTON. D. C.: in such quantities. and ct such
tunes as may be required: No bid will be considered
carpet and accompsnied by deposit Of g. 600 United
guarantee of good faith Deposit Of successful bidder
Will be retained until contract s entered into and bond
Of 600. conditioned that terms Of contract shall be
faithfully executed. Bids must state the price per
t half yards Of carpet with makers name marked
the quality Of the goods to be furnished
he Department the right reject any or all
bids ana to waive defects.
Bids should be addressed to the Secretary OF the
and Endorsed Proposals for Carpet and Car
Pct Lining"
CHAS. j. FOLGER
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pR0POSALs For STEAM HEATING APPARA-
l. TUS FOR F1RE-PROOF BUILDING FOR PEN
SION OFFICE ON JUDICIARY SQUARE.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Nav 2lst 1885,
OFFICE SUPERVISING ENGINEER AND ARCHIrECT, )
1915 STREET NoRTHwEsr.S
Sesed Proposals. invited from engineers and firms
engaged in this business for making. delivering set
ting In complete working order low pressure Steam
ing. on Judiciary Square, in Washington D. c.. The
apparatus to be constructed in accordance with
quirements Of the specifications copies of which and
plans OF the building can be obtained at this office
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned, and
Will be opened In the presence of bidders who may
choose to be present Oh the TWENTY-FJFTH OF
JUNE, 1883.
M. G MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect.
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THE CoscoRp HARsEss
Get the Best
LUTZ Il BRO,
Agents for the sale of The Concord Har ess" OF all
kinds and descriptions. Coupe. Carriag and Road
Harness specially.
1Iened To-Day another very rGe stock Of the
offer at very low prices Every genuipe Concord Har
Trunks. Satchels, &C., in great variety at bottom
prices.
LUTZ BRO,
4S7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
apis Adjoining National Hotel.
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il Of Columbia, holding Special Term for Orphans
Court Business June !, 1888.
In the matter of the Estate Of Washington Danforth
Application for Letters Of Administration the es-
merry Of the District Of Columbia has this day been
II. Danforth. brother of said deceased
persons interested are hereby notified to in
this court on FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JULY
NEXT. at ELkVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. to show cause
why Letters of AdDn1str ton the estate of the said
OF this order be published once week for three weeks
II the Washington Law Reporter and Evening star OF
in Vicksburg. Miss. previous to the said day.
By the Court. CHAS. p. JAMES, Justice
Test. II. RAMSDELL.
je9law3w Register Of Wills.