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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
The Telegraphers.

Pittsburg. Pa, photographers
here disclaim all knowledge Of the
proposed reorganization of the
brotherhood and a strike In Chicago
during the national convention.
Thomas M. Hughes who was secre-
tary of the brotherhood, says such
talk is idle runIor. Others say so
far as this city is concerned there is
nothing in it. Many, however,
favor an organization Of some kind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
Texas TrOODS-

Houstan, Texss.-In the list OF
awards Of the Interstate drills,
teIegraphed last night 1t was errOne~
ously stated that battery A, st.
Louis, won the first prize. The
official report of the artillery awards
is as follows: First prize,
$3.50. awarded 10 battery B.
louisiana field artillery; second
prize. $3.50, battery a, st. Louis
light artillery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
Obituary.

Kansas City, NV. G. Case of
sauta Monica, California, enroute for
Saratoga as a delegate to the Pres,
byterisn general ssembly, was
seized by apoplexy on the train,
arrived here this % corning, and died
in the hotel this afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a
dram shop beverage, but are strictly
medicinal in every eense. They act
strongly upon the Liver and Kid
neys, keep the bowels open and
regular, make the weak strong. heal
the lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse The blood. and system OF
every impurity. Sod by druggists
SIC 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-13
Mrs.C. E. Dye

RETURNS THANKS FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE SHE
eved since the opening Millinery Parlors, has
~ greater than expected sso compliments both
m oant and large Goods Of the artistic arrangement
como in her Beautiful Paos having make
~ ~ selection by being under obligation there at
Iib To make her purchases pleased By doing
be acquainted with many houses which has enabled
her to purchase greatest variety brought to this
market at prices enable her give facion to all
classes will be constantly receiving the Latest Styles and
Greatest Variety hou through the entire
n All are cordially invited gentlemen to call and
see for themselves at
No Is, one door SOuth Of SaVage's Art Gallery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
fialnciIl.
St. Pad, Minneapolis ard Manitoba
Railway COnlalTS
First Mortgage Sinking Fund I Per
Cent Land Grant Geld Bonds.

conformity with the provision Of the Nor Deed Of
Trust securing the above Bonds the undersigned
hereby give notice has Bonds o. 800 earh 20 Bonds o
500 each amt $40 Bonds o. $1,000 each o TIE numbers
specified be ov, this day In our pres nee larry anu
without preference determination designated by lot r
redemption per cent and accrued a. payable ont
Of the moneys pledged from proceeds Oh sales oil nS
AMI now available for that purpose Tho Bonds 80 drawn
will De paid presentation a. the Office ot JOHN = MN
NEDY No 90 Nllamst AMI the holders thereon
are hereby not e n they .honld presented or before
day Of July from date interest WI" cease 70
thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
TO LET.-THREE OF THE
HiyDSONEST SEA SIDE RESIDENCES

ON the Jersey coa.' mated -eraced lawn .the LATTER
vaier, aud kept u 40 owners expense directly ON he
ocean ar ocean Beach not Grove ana
Au 1o OF the ocean with It's nun
drcs Of psn vessels, Of tho breasers rolling On the
shore.
The handsomely furnished carp ted and pap7rsl
throughout tlrr mn eiianet have al tne MOURN
p AZ, ga ta!-ar. h1 and cold fresh and sea
wafer lu 'hroons gats-cIs-7 br1ai covered piz@'
broad halls. paror -Ittn1room seven id 'ls A
fue cham wrsplng and hair m re-s beds Alt'h'h
.d .,r-aut4 ant roo1 and Tor -eahat
INA, stable. Tor re horses Two carriages AID man room
can Dee hal with the houses
ocean Beach is accessible many dimes daily ny me Long
Branch trans Of the Penuylvana Central and the CeAtTH
Railroads of 81 Healthy location good boating on shark
pver and silver Lake fine driving roads with TAI commn
nica1u a. wen TO a. spring Lake. Ocean Grove As
bury Park Elberon Branch The properties viii be
81 to private families only Apply 20 H. H. HAED ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
MOrriSt0Wn, New Jersey,

FOR SALE OR TO LEr-The resi- ience ~ The ate J9nes
c,. ,tn1tei ~ Mareuloul h. ave minutes six ITO
i road c 0t dvc post Office iu very dr7aoc nrl
h,r,od b a. a,Ie- 10 su pUf hiaeii 10 hFI ny
r.lI. ki-,Ien laundry furnace aqueduct SuhpY
liu,- b. and Feet GI feet o. ps1Za. lawns IN .A ~
stable carr age house l-r full. gree ol-. t'Al -
tarrr acres u Verrtinle Ain I"
T. a. n MT .n a " M Dee rented fpr the year furnished
Iu.s-Sr on any fay after May ]. Apply io - IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
| countrn r1rousrtp fur Sal. an 60 tet

NJ w IORh DAAh
Gounirn rropcrtn fur Sale an % Let
LFWELIYN PARK. Orange, n. J.mRentt;
IL $50 per year sale 50, o. etrah ,nG qE SeDot Ap
TCoss MI s s 5irf 1st c Piaos
OORRl ,TOWN, New-Jersey. - 10 rent
vi handsome furnished residence o
!. OLIVER CARTEi!, 80 Nassau-'t, Room 10.
NJONTCLAIR. Speciality residence property,
to l e. at d GFi2's i fh iaS ~ SI s.
ORANGE, NJ; properties every ya;ie 1ty i2r
- tor sale iurni.61G r i1' Gnl 1 T s Lrb station
DLATNFTELD. \. J-Several fine properties
for sale or TO let Inquire ~ r YIN iIH
14e Broadway, corner LoeTsy-'t.
DENT.-Fully furnished and unfinished, ~
II Orange NJ Complete variety o. 'I4encr,' i'' W.
cnity Specially EDWARD =. IA p 4iL1oE New YORK
DENT. FULLY FURNISHED.-Year or sea-
IL SON At Orange y j. this vicinity specially inclne ng
mot h' h6% "a ti P HSaiLioS Co Pne' y Y
CARATOGA SPRINGS. Warren, Hamilton
= fsssez FrarFln ard Clinton Counties TO & d
M hen In my once " O. CAMPBELL Notary Pubic
OOO shave.
A,UNMIT. y. J.-Furnished and unfinished
> houses 10 's' '0' f. o. POTTER opposite station.
ITO .-Furnishedor unfurnIshed, pleasant
cottage u ten rooms barn fruit prSItg sar0cn' i'"
moderate 9'1''i' T. NORRIS, NO lO5 West 22d st
ITO LET.-Summer boarding house at Rich
Hill Long Island 20 minutes irnm Nd Vim
every convenience me u ing gar en- s,aO'e or 9GTOE l.
rOWLER Richmond HiiL
ITO LET.-Mnbun. New-Jerscy--A house
with rooms and large Sl11 s es fIG ave nutes
walk OF depot Address Miiburn \ J.
ITO RENT.-Three hours from the CITY, from sL
l-t or i-th OF June Tor three months completely I
nshed bel AID table linoo glass and fnnA Pre-
81 300 Address Nc A. East 26tn-st
vVO LET.-At Yonkers-Furnished cottage
five minutes from station very d Tl, SonEors
ITO LET for the ST-MMER--At Garden City,
l. L. Arze furnished house with stable and GROUNDS
a''''n'' Fol pal BOX 20 Garden city, l. L
rTO RENT.-At Tarrytown, on lIuds0n-tuT -
HENSON FERRIS. Iauytown. y Y
10 RENr-In Madison, n. j., for three
months the sumner arte and c1nFt11 t I'm, n,I
with OF oun3 excellent veariaio ealuen
WITH u ~ .ly pea -, ,r tre.s and otb.r i'm II
IheIe stable and Az excellent mich Gov"
Apply On The promise 10 REV ROBERT AIKMAN
T'O BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED. for good
civ Property Of 80 1i land half MIC 'front.'
ON No-tIHedaye ioor a.,s rom oTl %. TB
Stream house containing II apartment. PIAZZA IA
fect l-r barn +ia"iuE oo"-i"laes e,', 9
norra 10 ON sa property 81 300 terms easy; or 10 REM
Mrs MCQUAIDE. box ao- orange y. J.
I'm NJ, VILLAGE of Valpoo Hlmrstro the con
ucrtrur Ev-f 20 mo n.rt Bratf euoTo 81. The mousse
cor, ans par,or il, 5, roam u NJ bed
and furnace ncn anil -..' ane -'.' l-v
terms ars.. Mrs JAMES l. MITCHELL. Hoie Bruins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
OFFICE Of THE CENTRAL RAILROAD

~ OF NFW-JER~EG 49,.
10 LINE IY--I.. NEW-l ok Aprll :, lSNt..
otec hereby given the annual meeting of ire STOCK
holders the Central Railroad company o. Sr~ JsIsty y.
l.ct % the next ensuing
b AZ The odce OF tn company, Jersey CITY between ne
G0urs OF o'clock ard o'clock p N Of Friday May
mkt .,..., -. -.t.to- .bo te.t mat
Ia Safnrav the lptb prOxmO New-IOrk and Philadelphia
DJ 'i"0' - ~ SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
JOHN s. KENNEDY,
]. A. ROOSEVELT, Trustees.
R. 8. ANGUS.

THE NEW-YORK. CHICAGO AND
/ 81. LOUIS RAILWAY 90,
trIErLA.N. OHIO. April ,. 1885.
NOTICE rs HTREBY GIVE THAT Che annual meeting
sforf and bond Loicrs0 t NrNNurk lineage and -
LON way ror p election of Director. ana or
ff 04act nu other business may property come
before the prnclpa. Once d. Tie COMPANY
CayrianJ ohio lIesdly. DE = ily OF VI t! 81 ~
10 o'clock d. N. + ". An L'l 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
Grcursions.

CONEY ISLAND, BATH AND BAY RIDGE.
y Ladies or indies an children. when accompanied u
gentlemen carried free. unti irtlrr notice SEA BEACH
kOJ h direct Elephant C0.OssuS under erecii1h.
Boats wi NeS-Ilrk .. y. 4 ID 5 -iO
a m O. AM jlj p. m Trans leave COMFY Island go.
10 S.4j a. n. ,. { ) and n.i3 D. nL
on -nndavs DO York hourly from -
aud trains IRON COney Island hourly FROM m
until y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
lRnIou AvD WILErsRAERg coal CoNrANY. !
No 100 BaoADwAH. UtUBRNsEf b'llLN'' {

remaining hundred ana 9L 100 VIII pc pau az wy
oGes OF e fIscal company. MessTs Thorn
son l. Dou1- "a u.s. ~ p LANG. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
Drn Dooos

HSN Special sale Tapestry Brussels Car
OsfN. pei. : eeg1nt patterns 5000 rolls ChIna mat
ungs less thaB imp lteis' prices - 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
PROPOSALS.


E(AlO4 Co-hi"0'
900 Oo0 O0 Gage county, Nebraska.
Twenty year, Five per cent FUNDING BOnls. ..-.t
Soa 81 Proposals Nll be- received First National
p nm The ~ OF y ew until Ihursday MAY lst l-e4
on. - boo 4ch dated January I'd ls|t IN twenty
yeas Interest per payable annually al the FisSi
Gage County RANKS a. ~ ln .hc ~ e. I7 kt.d
ton and valuation OF SO 100000 with no Other lhdeo'eu
rposals must he rs.seI 20 tho First National Bank
New 0rk Ctv inorvei Proposals for Gage County We
Lr.ka Bonds bs opened al thai Bank. On THURSDAY
Inc fsh reeerved 10 reject any bid For further parcu-
AiS 'O'' FIRST NATIONAL Rank NEw-YoRK or.
BEAIHICE, NEBIAsAA-
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Dl-
recors three To OF Election for the SAT- D
be he Office OF Company Monday May - l9e-'
between the hours 81 y oclOck noon and o'clock N -
The transfer book VIII be closed Oh he 81 day NJ MAY anu
opened the IAN day OF May blowing by Oruer -.-
GEORGE Il YOsL, Secretary
oFFICE oP THE
MISSOURI, Kansas AID TE14s HAiLw4I GQnPASI,,
l95 BROADWAY. NKW-GOEk, April - % y
THE ANNUAL MEETING of The StOckhou-
4 era of tho MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS Kali
WAY co IN election Of directors for the ensuing ye
bs,or the meetns m Do held Once o. the Company
In Pars0ns Kza.as o. wednesday the Fist day oil AAF
tt,nf.T ho9ts will De closed from the afternoon oil
APiH '''H un''i ~i' II b HENSON. Secretary
TOLEDO, DELPHo> AID BURLINGTON II H. W
TOLEDO. CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS n. II 60
tst Louis Dyisionj
The time a.ed for nrst bondhoders In the above
70 nne their inter and save themselves Io
Tires tened complete lnas nj thelr security 81 ON
All normaton given At The o1ss q the .nai app
eronlIv and address astng nature add amount VI oNu
itss aud : circular vii be iorn sZdo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

a CDTNTRY-SEAl containing 26 acres. SIT
\ mated on lrh ouud with ar0e house aud commodcS
the hudson. and containing several
acce ON sites. with hne views of nc 1NeI - Or
er Ion sale m whole or part. and VIII De sold al avery oW
rtre 10 close; bearing orcl al's u Sps tI ~ ~ a.
small fruits The pronl 'erv sy terms " ~ 9o ne u"
rr,n7t ulrcla-er. ytaIly computation 80. ADDRESS
ii II. !. LARK. Groom Landing. y y
u ~ . . l. I.IU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

\ - LII Wv
SPACIOUS BUILDING on BROADWAY
rortboast corner Of Bonds. recently occupied ny hT
protlers the entire building about 9'ziio t'e can INV "
secured or W IN DE divided sut tena1t@ Apply 10
'''U'' HORACE = ELY. No. - Pne-'t
MISERABLE OFFICES to let LARGE and ISL Sm Ir5d
t,us;n. 5+bave and 42d-st one whole Eo"I io' Ieh,
sriiNJJ iobt and ventilation viii De pAIlohe" 'o'"'
tenant Inquire at Company ONCE on pIeI'sos -
FOR SALE
The Old
ppoDrCE EXCHANGE PROPERTY,
bounded by -., ~,
.-,,rvu,rr pVART MOORE AND WATER SIS
The buidng covers the entire block has hreproof Na'
and aivan ages for light and yentiI'n ana 'c
Location Ia access hIe from all points 1t Is psrtlcl''
ada,ted 70 Exchange purposes. or could r''ny O' a
FOR oGl,es or stores further particulars Apply 10
" 81 EDDY las broadway
INVESTMENT PROPER TIES downtown Tor
1 sale Apply 10 rutland WHITING, Beekmai-'''
OFFICES and STUDIOS al Us ana L,' ,Ds
broadway corner }tth-st.. suitable or aIcittcts anu
artiats cool light J. ROMANO BROW ~ I-'" b'"''"''
ITO IET.-Stores, lofts and Offices IN FuIto1'
1 Berkman Nassau. Aun. Gold William feArI' 'N''''
John am water SIS rutland & WHITING Beekman-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

CONVENIENT TWO-STORl HOUSE OF
- e.ht rooms at corona Flushing itl way, III etA minutes
from Hunters Pullt rent so monthly ,,p,,rp ,,-,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

VNO LFT-At YOukers-Furnlshed cottage :
I five minutes from station very Desirable lo0a,Iou
ample grounds monthly Address T. o. Box sl3 nohAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

ITO LET for the SUMMER--At Garden Clty,
L j. are furnished with stable and grounds
attached For particulars address 49,. ,.,. ,..- . T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21
ISLE OF WIGHT.

ISLE OF WIGHT.
For sae-A Cottage complete order connected win the
water WOrkr and OF tglt
Hsy few choice building plur IRON w me
S~ VIII W 1SLE OF WIGHT 10 broadway.
THAVE FOR SALE THREE NICE FkUIT
FARMS, will sell them cheap terms easy Io IuIhei III
formation address T. r. AcDoWE ELL oroeh"Oou N''
lyme. CONN.-To let. near this beautiful
old VILLAGE new ta.tafuy and furnished COTTAGE
dry well drained healthy with II rooms Crates ana iuIase
Also cottage llne ar sea anu ANU 'io"~
| OeoA -aossiE Aliars-s IUDGE ACCUKDl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

ITO RENT-Fullv funiehed.-A country house
I'm tie VILLAGE OF Valpo.o N.g famp'tr'i ON Iat '
ucrricui I4vrr OF Brat rurIu NJ. ll'lvl-'
contains paror library du iouL pu Ter ilAi5 sue
laundry store 90 lli lF room hat'-
ruous ard furnace linen ant -ver anc -t que I''l
ltWr ground and v.Eri8 o. garden H '" ~
healthy. TWO m.I. tH.Iy from NcvNurk ana l"-'' POT
tcrn- address Mrs. JAMES J. MITCHELL" h"- bil"'
80 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

TO RENT-At TarrytOwn, on Hudson VI
i uiahed and unfurr med touso- Apply 20
RENNNN IEkNI-. Ilrrft0Wn y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

OFFICE OF CHASE & HIGclN,oN
% pi.I--T. NEW YORK
WE OFFER To BUY OR SELL the right
w % -u4rrfe u stock II the Chicago
la lf q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

ATSI'NNIT. N.J.-FOR NALE,-HandSOWt
y or,+rr .a5t. residence RI. nrs finest irulL
1bed4 lest location and views rear depot Apply 70
EDWARD T.. HAMILlON * coz Phe-7t y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

~ RE snLD nR EXCHANGED for goo

" BE SOi.D Oh T. VI. y isr5 i,If M o mont
ace ON No-thfedave. four niles from ORANGE over so
mountain. ErspeTv With abundance other frlisi uNHt
stream ID. water containing II apartments piazza D.
feoi cafrlgr house barn +taHiuR c""i"uaes c,'- ~.
uortr. ID ON sat property ST. 900, terms easy; OF ofh
frnl-hrI suitable lr boarding house 40 agents Address
Mrs MCQUAIut. box Ha-. orange. " j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

40 RFNT-In Madison. n. j., for three
] months the simmer largo and con ventnt hnu-e
very finely located and vl ave Minutes "44h Oh 1A'
With three acres of ounH excellent vcg'taio RaIueh
rsulr crfra a ana oc ieI .e'
I'm abundance win glnp vines pear and uth irn
Ihere stable AMI Az excellent Mich COW"
Apply The premise, 10 49, ,...r,r,-,,, .ry,r,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

TOR SALE, or EXCHANGE WITH CASH,
for 20 foot house IN locality OF Home Club
sp.rtmept npe place ID Highst- orange, J idreSs
APa'''N'"'' INV F Box $50 Orange. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-21

. 4 town - T. property 'or sl.r send ioI ISL ~ ~
EDWARD + HAMILTON q CO.. Fln'-s'.' y. J.
At NORRISTOWN.-FOr sale AMI 10 rent
y IA ushrd OF unlurnsld resi- euces VIII OIL n'u'.H
,Ir,,tI.rt- AZ urce. from 100 20 ~IU-I' th rem
tom 40 90 so o. Having rc-ldo- a. N 1il-tnNI TO- ~!
prepared I'd Wv. any lhi 4"o" d."
ieS1'" 90 Ii'I. '-''' : EDDY * co. 1i5 Broadway
THENIA. PASSAIC COUNTY, y. J.-I0
\ len h4udslup 2-tpry ami u31slru hon4et Two MN
tes' wax from depot al moi, IN InDr veDeut' n,.uC
ranges furnaces.
1f r. rom ~ well ~ perfect order h'h
80 per month Cr,pV FsrATr
so 2 West 1io-st.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
SUBURBAN SIFTlNGS.

HILLsDALE, Oct. 24-Married at the
residence of the brides parents, two and
three quarter miles northwest of Hillsdale.
Mr. Alfred Ashdown and, Miss Cora Mar
tin, both of this place, the Rev. Mr.. Rob-
inson, of Port Byron, officiating. The
bride was elegantly attired in dress of
navy blue silk and wearing natural flows
ers in her hair, making beautiful APP
pearance. The groom was attired in
regulation black. The young couple were
the recipients of many costly and useful
presents. The principle of which were
from Mr.. and Mrs Martin, parents of the
bride. The following is list of the pres
ents; Couch and one set of cane bottomed
chairs, Mr. and Mrs M Ashdown, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. S. Pearsoll, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Ashdown and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ash
down; set of gold band china table ware,
76 pieces, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Walker; one
center and one large table, lamp, Miss X.
Ashdown; stone tea pot, Geo. Liphardt;
silver pickle castor. Miss Mary Martin;
glass fruit dish, Mrs. Fannie Mcconnell;
set cups and saucers, Miss Emma Ash>
down; glass set, Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
| Walker and Mrs. Jane Atkinson; set of
silver tea spoons, Henry Virgins, china
water pitcher, Mrs. c. Palmer; glass fruit
dish, Ira Martin; glass water pitcher,
Emma ane Orlando Johnston; set of COB
let's Stella Martin; set of goblets, Miss
Kate johnson; set of silver tea spoons,
A. c. Thompson; glass berry set, Katie
Ashdown; glass fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs,
Robinson; pair frosted glass vases, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Taggart; wash bowl and
pitcher, Jas. B. Walker and w. Gilbert;
dozen napkins and table cloth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston; linen table CLOTH William
Johnston; 81; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Johnston;
linen table cloth, Mrs. Henry Ashdown
one dozen napkins, Mrs. Beele Reynolds
damask table cloth, Mrs. j. M. Walker
camp chair, Mrs. A. AshdOwn; damask
table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ash
down; rocking chair Miss Grace Ken
worthy; silver cake basket, Miss Jennie
Young; silver sugar spoon and butter
knife Jno. NJ. Walker; two dollars, Jno
A. Liphardt and wife; two dollars, E. E.
Davids and Vint Walker; silver butter
knife, Miss Clara Ashdown; bed spread
j. M. Martin, set china plates, and the
groom toilet set
The bride and groom extend theil
hearty thanks to their friends who thus
remembered them. May this young
couple sail through the the tempestous
voyage of life wi<but ripple to mai
their matrimonial relations is the wish Of
all that were present.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 25-An extensive
tour through southwestern Indiana is being
made by Governor Hendricks He visits
Greencastle, Brazil, Terre Haute Sullivan,
Nincennes, Princeton, Evansville, New AL
bany and other points, spending brief pc
riod in each. Immense demonstrations are
in preparation at the points named
Ex-Governor Hendricks reached Greencas
tie in the morning, and was met by a recep-
ton committee with three lands of music
| and large crowd. He was escorted to Cen
tral hotel and a creditable parade of visiting
! clubs and local organizations followed. AT
lO:3O Mr. Hendricks appeared at the wigwam
and addressed an audience numbering 1000.
In his speech he discussed the tariff, claim
| ing that duties should be levied only for the
purpose of defraying the expenses of the
government. In his clOsing.remarkssh eulo-
gized the Democratic party, saying il
espousel the cause of the weak against the
| oppressor He also paid tribute to Lincoln
saying he was the best Republican president
ever elected. The speech was frequently in
| terrupted by applause
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Secretary Lincoln was at Springfield, Ills
Friday night

Secretary Lincoln was at Springfield, Ills,
Friday night
Ex-Governor Hubbard, of Texas, is speak
ing in Indiana for the Democracy.
Mr.. CallIins, the Republican candinate for
governor of Indiana, will resume his canvass
next Monday
Gen Logan will visit indianapolis the
3lst inst, when he will be accorded a recep-
ton The affair is in the hands of the Union
veterans
The Iroquois club. of Chicago, held a meet
ing Thursday and denounced the appoint
ment of United States marsbals to serve on
election day in that city.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, Gen. Durbin Ward
and Judge Thoman, ciyil-service commits
sioner made speeches to a Democratic meet
ing at Peru, Ind, Thursday. There was a
O very largo turnout.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Fire I'm a Penitentiary,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 25-About O'CLOCK
Friday morning the guards on duty at the
Riverside penitentiary discovered flame:
issuing from that portion occupied by
Warden Wright as residence. The sound
ing of the alarm quickly brought the fire de
partment to the scene, but in the meantime
the flames had gained considerable headway,
and before they Could be subdued the build
ing was damaged to the extent of IS, 900 tt
$4,000. The news that the penitentiary wa
burning spread rapidly and created intens'
excitement Rumors were circulated tina
several prisoners had been hurt and tina
others had escaped, but these were proved
unfounded. In fact, the prisoners were no
aware of the fire until after the flames wert
extinguished, as the warden's residence is
separate building, connected with the prisol
by bridge. The fire was caused by de
fectiye fiue
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
A Little student Prank.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 25.-When the
faculty and students at the institute met for
prayers Thursday morning they discovered
a horse in one of the pewS 1t had beer
smuggled u two winding flights of stairs
during the night by the mischievons
students. The professors were much puz
zled to get rid of the intruder, and it occu-
pied the room all day. They flnallyhired a mum
Der of men, who tied the horses feet together
wrapped it in blankets, and slid it down
stairs on skids. The boys stood outside and
cheered Justify at this proceeding. They
were SO boisterous that the police were called
upon by the irate faculty to scatter them.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-25
Origin of Ammonia

Ammonia is obtained in large quanti-
ties by the putrefaction of the urine of
animals Encyclopedia britannica.
Every housekeeper can test baking
powder containing this disgusting drug
by placing can of the Royal" or"An-
drews" Pearl top down on hot stove
until heated, then remove the cover and
smell.
Prove it by the above test jn26dwtf