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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
GOOD posrOFFIcE NEWS.


hiNNilNNfHs
Commencing Monday, September 1,
one more letter carrier will he added to
the present force. The districts have
been reorganized. the boundaries OF
which are given below. Under the new
order of things more rapid service will
be had, which will he interesting To
merchants aud citizens as well. There
will also DO a p m. collection in
addition to those now In force, which Is
for the benefit of cotton merchants and
business men. The district for this col
lection will include Nam and Elm
streets to the river, west of Murphy.
rho new supply of street letter boxes
have arrived, aud the business portion
of the city will be supplied with better
facilities In this respect Postmaster
Garrison also states that new office fur
niture for the free delivery division Is
expected daily.
CNRtuERs' DIsTR Crs.
District No. |, Begins ON Main, from
Nv ply, west to limits, Commerce,
from Murphy, westto limits, Commerce
south, alUGg the line OF the Gull, Colo
RADIO & Santa fo railroad To limits
thence west 20 limits, thence north TO
half OF block No. 3, IN Water street;
District No. 2. Begins at VIC norlR'as
corner of Lave Oak street ahd Paciii'
avenue, along south side OF Lave OAR l,
Pearl; east side of Pearl to limits
thence east to limits, thence south Il
north side of Pacific avenue, thCncl
west to starting point.
District No. 3 Begins ON Commerce
east from HARDWOOD to limits, theme
south to limits, thence west to Santa +
railroad, thence along line of santa Il
railroad to Houston & Texas Contra
switch.
+ District No. HIGGINS on Elm, yves
, from sycamore, TO limits, from COllop
, street north To Patterson avenue, theme
west to Griffin, thence To Camp, dow
y Camp TO Lamar, thence north to Ros
avenue, thence west tn Austin, thence
I south side of Pacific avenue, thence we
"A / limits.
|. District No. Begins northwest co
a ner 1.-Two Oak street and Pacific avonu
!. thence east on north side of Live Ca
I. to Pearl, thence north on west sic
of Pearl TO limits, thence west
!. limits, thence south to Pacific nv
N nuc, thence east along north sit
o Pacific avenue to Austin, thence nor
y t. RosS avenue, thence east to Griill
& lunca south on east side of Griffin
IA Paterson avenue, south side of Paci
"A avenue, east from College street TO SyC
~ IN ire, thence cast on north side Paci
~ avenue to starting point.
~ District No. 6-Main and Elm stree
n and south side Of Pacific avenue, fro
H. Sycamore east to limits.
~ District M. Z Begins on Main W,
~ nt Sycamore to Murphy, thence south
> Commerce, thence east TO Santa to ri
:. road, thence south along line OF Sm
=, Fe railroad TO Houston h Texas Cent
" railroad switch, thence along line
%, Central switch TO Marrilla, thence eI
"a TO Veal, thence north TO Wood, thor
X east to south HARDWOOD, thence north
Commerce street.
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to the gulf, and we propose searching,
not only throughout our Sta'e proper
for historical souvenirs, but III those
states also which at one time consil-
tuted portion of her territory; we WI
enneavor to bring together all nrocura,,
bile portraits of notable persons, clVli anu
military, connected with our otate ms
tory, beginning, with boucneri N My
pe1ned the first page OF LouIsr
ano history ever written; Boz |
rec. who granulated the first
s,,Iar. Pere Antoine, whose |
hands administered baptism to the
irst Infants born in Louisiana of white
narentage, and including many other
celebrities Our State has existed under
various regimes-the Spanish, frehch,
Confederate and Federal. We think
display of the uniforms and battle ilaSs
Of these different armies would be OF
interest Ancient maps of State and
city, coins of the different governments
to which we have belonged; firearms
and sidearms, which have passed through
such varied stages of improvement; pho-
tographs of ancient buildings of interest
in the lower part Of our city, which are
so different in architecture from
those of the present day, and which
under the destroyingtinger OF time
and the spirit of change, are passing
away. Old books, manuscripts, letters
explanatory of our history in colonial
. DAYS; copies of our first newspapers pub
llished here; antique plate, ieWelry
! china, wood carvings, bric-a-brac OF al
kinds, fans, cOstumes of our greGt-grand
= mothers and many other things | can
not mention just now, besides Indian
/. relics; in fact, everything we can pro
g cure, which will serve TO bring our pas
:. wildly to mind, We wish 10 turn tim
backward, as It were, for the sake Of in
/ terest ard the grown people, instructini
: our children and aiding our state T.
i. make II creditable display atAthe aI
r.. loan exhibit, and the ladies who pr0pOs
ID giving it their attention are among tn
~ FIRST and most cultivated in the Stat
od ladies TO whom ii il work of love
Al We placed our project in the hand
he of the gentlemen Of the LoulSl
he ana educational committee, KNOWN
Nv full well it would meet with their heart
Mt approval, as it certainly is closely con
nj. nected with the cause of education
ii. Thev commended it highly, endorsed
i, and forwarded IL to the directors of Tn
IL Exposition. So far, we have received II
H. reply from these gentlemen. We wis
no Judge Gayarre, our present Louisian
g. historian, to be appointed commissions
es for our exhibit, and we have asked ,
as the directors an appropriation TO enabI
H. us In carrying our plan on TO success
ed fnl issue. Commissioner Barrow, | al
ID. glad to say, has kindly promised uS I'll
er personal assistance of all the diilerei
he parish commissioners. We have r.
it. ceived encouragement from many qua
so ters, and we are told by old residents
mt Baton Rouge that the trouble will ~
all be to find souvenirs suitable for yOI
I'd. purpose, but for us To discriminate MS
u what ii will be best to send you. w
M tho Ladies of Louisiana, are willing
40 do our duty, If we can only receive u
ay necessary Adm. o. Times-Dem
crnt.
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"whst work do the ladies ofLouislana
intend contributing to tho Worlds Ex-
positicnr IL question frequently
asked. Lately the quory was propounded
again In the presence ola It'd. reporter,
and tho answer came: "Some OF them
are preparing historical exhibit"
Pleased 10 hear this, the reporter Inn
mediately called on the lady whom ne
was informed had originated the eN-
hihit. He found her In. and 60 the
qucfy: "Mhat Is the proposed plan for q
hiflnrical exhibit, and what steps have
been taken 70 carry IL into eilectf" she
replied.
"rho intention II 20 collect oil the
relies We possibly can which are In any
way connected with the history OF
lonieiaua, from tho days of hcr earliest
iniaicy to the present Time. This gives
~ y vide ticld Dor work, az Louisiana IN
provincial hays extended from canada
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FOUND nEAp.
The Remains Of an Unknown Man Dis
covered inTrinity Bottom.

The Remains ot AN Unknown MAN DIE
covered inTrinity Bottom.
Yesterday morning, MeSsrs. W. Ii.
Van Hook and Thomas Carey, while
out cunning in Trinity bottom, saw a
man lying under a willow tree, on tho
left bank Of the river, about half n mile
below the bridge. When they first dis
covered him, they thought he was
asleep, but there was something about
the surroundings that caused them to
approach him for closer OBJ
servation, when they discovered
that he was dead. He was, as above
stated, living under willow tree on his
back with his head resting on lot Of
branches that had been torn from the
tree. Ilisright arm lay limp by his side,
VIII, mis- lett hand was ON his breast, the
hand resting over his heart. Within
reach was tin cup half full of water.
TO all appearances life had been extinct
but TOW hours. In appearance the
deceased was about As years old, feet
Il inches in height, had red chin
whiskers, tinged with gray, bald-headed.
He was dressed IN striped calico shirt;
was coatless; had on jeans pants; brogan
shoes, and wore black SLOUGH hat. His
face was calm, though emaciated, indi-
eating bad health. The features were
Intelligent, and not in keeping with his
DIRE and surroundings. There was Il
small hole in the top of his head about
the size of pea. Apackage Of lint was
living by his side and on examination it
was found that he had Il running sore on
| his right leg. The hunters notified
| Justice Kendall, acting coroner, who
summoned II jury Of inquest to inquire
| into the cause and manner of the death
of the deceased. After visiting The
scene and viewing the body as it rested
and hearing the testimony Of the wit
nesses who discovered the remains, thu
jury returned verdict that "the de
ceased came to his death 10y somt
means unknown to the jury Was /
foul play, suicide, or n natural deathY
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TOOK HIM VI.
A blaine Challenger Overwhelmed the
Very First Dash.

Very rirst Dash.
The Boston Journal challenged the
Boston Globe to show when aud where
Mr.. Blaine called immigrants OF any
nationality "convlcts aud felons.n The
Globe at once accepted this challenge.
II FIRST proved by Mr.. Blaino's blogra-
pher that he was editor OF the Kennehec
Journal In lSi-a. Blalno's biography
says;
aMr. Blaine continued In the editorial
chair M before. He never re-
leased his hold on tho editorial pen
The rapidly following events ofthe time
gave him great scope. Everything bore
on politics, and from the torrent of liv-
ing English which he poured out at that
tlme take n bright spray from his issue
OF February u, 1855"
Then the Globe extracts the following
IRON Maine's paper Of January s, 1885;
1--WE need moro stringent laws To reg.
llate Immigration nom Europe, and
faithful officers go administer them. ii
present abuses nrc no. corrected, and
corrected speedily. we shall become
worse than to'any Bay--in inct, we gie
worse now, for We have little doubt that
more criminals reach MS from Great Bri.
tain In n siugln year than were ever
transported TO the peul colonies In ter
years. Aud these convicts and felons
have hardly got our duet upon their fec
bef0ie hey are allowed 70 vote and con
troll our elections"
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Moonlight Picnic.

Tho Lamar Rifles will give moon
light picnic at Shady View Park We'd
nesday evening. It will be II pleasant
Affair and be conducted in frst-class
style. Meme Bros. Band will furnish
the music for the occasion, aud refresh
ments of all kinds will be supplied on
the grounds. The management will
leave nothing undone to please their
guests, and extend cordial invitation
ln nil
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Falald Winter, 1884.

Having placed our orders before the
late advance, in anticipation Of n pre-
pitiOus season, We are OyerstOCked in
some lines ana offer inducements TO
cash and prompt time customers second
10 no house In the country.
Conservative merchants, who, IN
view Of the uncertain condition of crops
and the stringency of the money mar.
ket, are unwilling to place orders with
Eastern JobberS before they can know
the needs of their trade will find our
house a convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
ana In such quantities as their trade de.
manls, at Boston and st. Louis prices.
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A BURGLAR Bnfiled.

Yesterday morning about o'clock the
residence of Mrs. Maggie Bickham, No.
1873 Olive street, was invaded by bur
glar who entered the room in which that
lady was sleeping. She awoko, caught
sight of the burglar, as did two other
ladies who were in the room, and they
screamed in concert They were badly
scared, but their schrill notes scared the
burglar out of his wits and he lost no
time in beating II hasiy retreat. This is
the third visit he burglars have paid her
OF late.
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Dismnntllnr Tho Grand Windsor.

Arrangements have been c0nsumma-
ted between Col. Hughes and Mr.. W. G.
Howard, by which Mr.. Howard vacates
the Le Grand building, pending repairs
on the wall andCOl. Hughes furnishes
him an equivalent number of rooms in
the new four story stone hotel on Com
nerce street. This will prevent all dan
Austin street wall and replacing the
brick with stone.
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l sons Interested In the administration ol
the estate of Il, ". GOdthwaitv, deceased;
j. L, Gayle, executor of H. Il, GollwNltc, de.
ceased, hus died, Tn the County Court ~ Dali
las county, final account showing the condi-
ion -f said estate OF X, W. Goldthwaite, de-
ceased, which will be heard at the next term
of said court, commencing on the lst Mon.
day In Nov. \. u. 1881, at the Court-house
In the city of Dallas, at which time all per-
sons Interested In said estate may appear and
contest said account II they see proper
Witness; W. NJ. e.. Hin, County Clerk oi
Dallas county, Texas,
H.. S.l-Givcu under my hand ma the seal
of said court, ntoilicc, In she city of Dallas
| this 7th day ofJuly, A. ID. lNSi.
", &c. hill,
County Clerk Dallas County, Texas.
| nv 1. n Hvnttpa nsnutv
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During the past week superintendent
Boles has examined, graded and assign
cd to their places more than 800 pupils,
and could have received 300 more had
they applied. Colored pupils will be re-
ceived Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Others who are not yet
assigned are requested to present them
selves for that purpose ON the afternoon
Of the week ending September 18th.
Schools open on the 18th.
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81. Innis mud Krtnrn. mea 80.

Commencing September /, the Texas
z Pacific, and Missouri Pacific railroads
and return for the opposition ut S2}.35
for the round trip. Choice of routes al
sol Main street. Solid trains to st.
Louis without change via the Missouri
Pacific Missouri, Kansas IL Texas routc,)
leaving New Brick depot every nipht,
also via Texas n Pacific railway (lr0n
Mountain roule) leaving Brick depot
7:55and Union depot S:2j every morning.
E. T.. TURNER,
Union Ticket Agent, Dallas.
b. w. MCCUtLouGH, General Passen-
ger AMI Ticket Agent, Galveston.
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City vs.. Charlotte Cunningham, as
sault and battery; discharged.
City vs.. IL. Bales, intoxicated; fined 81.
City W. II. Obau, abusive language,
discharged.
CITY VS.. George Link, interfering with
private property; tiuod 81.
city VS.. +. Scutzo, interfering with
private property; fined 81.
city VS.. Jane Thompson, interfering
with private propertyi iined 50.
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Exposition Matters at sherman.

SHERMAN, Aug, 3O.-ISpecial.l The
ladies of the Exposition Society
have been practcing for some time for
the great concert to be given in the in
terost of the big fair. Aleading feature
will be dramatic entertainment by
hrst-class lady artists. The much
looked-for event takes place on Tuesday
evening next.
Commissioner Elliott spent tho day
here to-day and conferred with Mrs.
Nash, tho President, on many
matters important to the Expo.
sition exhibit. lie has been urged
to be present next Tuesday and address
our cilizens ON the subjects involved.
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INST nnIlns Tcl,chrrs.

Tho Board of Examiners for East Dali
las finished their labors yesterday. out
If nine applicants there were granted
three first and two second grade certiti-
Gates. Mr., III. NJ. BuNan, Joe n lee and
I. \. Lilly carried OF the honorS in the
order named. Miss Josie Mays aud Mr..
Pain bring up the rear rs good seconds.
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one of the Great Enterprises Of Dallas.

The Dallas Female College was some
time since purchased by Prof. w. hi
Jones, and he has had for over montlY
plastoTers, painters and carpenters hard
at work making alterations and ren6va-
lions IN and out oi she building. Prot.
Jones is known throughout the State
and South as being one of the best edu-
Gators IN the land. His faculty will CON
sist of the finest corps of teachers attain
able, and who have high reputation in
their different branches. The building
has been 50 renovated and fixed up that
it is pride to our city, us well rs being
one of the most complete school build
ings in the South. The sc DOL will
open on Monday, September |, and
parents and guardians would do
well to make the entry of the
names of their children and wards at
once. The dormitorieS of this college
are most comfortably furnished and the
table is supplied with ~ good food n
ny college in the United States with
the same markets. For boardcrs from
the cities aud counties of Texas, thi'
college offers unusual advantages; fOi
day pupilsin Dallas, no school eXcelS it,
and Prof. Jones Will constantly MAKE
ii his aim and eudeavor 10 make The
Dallas Fomalc College second to none ii
the country.
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Xcstcr,,ay's Rainfall.

The rain of yesterday morning did
not extend over this section as was sup
posed. II rained in tho city and some
two miles north, though more fell east
nj the fair grounds. a good rain fell AT
Lancaster aud west of here. The wind
was from the north and Judging from
the refreshing hree2os, the northern
rG2niies were visited by good rain
4.
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= Roots to order at lIunstable's.
Repairing done at llunstable's.
Go to iluustablu's for boots aud shoes. |
Base ball shoe plates NJ llunstable's. |
Fresh arteSau water at Ord's saloon
frle.
The PUNISHABLE Shoe Store is the shoe |
store,
bal Femalo College opens its fall |
tcTilo next Monday.
remn,b EmWnu-El school will open
| Muhr-t y September LIST.
The addition to the Grand Windsor
hotel IS rapidly nearing completion.
! The street-Ct rS ON tho Ealt line make
good time now and prompt connections.
Mrs Liliy's school, at so san Jacinto
street, VIII open on the 18th Of Scptem-
! Der,
Elocution and the modern languages
receive daily attention at Dallas Female
! College.
Rev. :. 4. Anderson, y. d., vii! preach
At the Cumberland Presbyterian church
to-day nj II o'clock.
Mrs. Capwcll has removed her studio
to the corner OF Elm and Sycamore
streets, over the pOstOllice.
Special attention given to the Kinder
garten SYSTEM ut Mrs, Elya Croom's
school. Price, 81 per month.
The building boom goes on; the streets
are being improved, nice sidewalks
built, ANA Dallas still prospers.
The ilunstable Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing Tor Il large tail trade.
Rev, DR., Reed, of Orange Texas, will
preach ut the First Presbyterian church
at II o'clock this morning. Seats free
All invited.
: The kindergarten teacher at Mrs.
T. Elya Croom's school, Is n German lady,
who had long experience IN this system
A IN Germany.
Q a force is Mt work grading Austin
4 street, between Main and COmmerc,
- streets, preparatory to laying tho boi'
dare pavement.
Dallas Female College is receiving
complete renovation inside and out, anC
l. will to altogether prcScntahle ON mex
!, Monday, the tall opening.
= Mississippi Military Institute, TIN
" Worlds great exposition school, NJ Pas
u, Christian, Mississippi, near New
1t Orleans. Apply to Col. L. Ii. Murfec
10 Superintendent,
r |
A large stock of children's school shoe
VIII arrive about September 10, read
Tor opening OF school.
~ "uNS'AAhE SHOE COMPANY
Mrs. Elya Groom, has secured the SCI
n vices ola uerman lady ut long oNper
u once IN the teaching 10y the klndergal
r. ten. Price, II per month.
i'm A thorough cotton man of rourtee
m yenrs' cNppriencu ms buVcr and shiun,
N. and practical book -k1eper is opnn
an engagement Tor the coming seasoi
AddrcsS "Cotton,' 7. q. Box 200, palla
~ Texas.
~ first Baptist church. corner Syc
more and Patterson avenue, Rev, *.
of Hanks. pnstor. prcnrhing nj II n. :
mt and 5 p. m. PRAYER meeting and lectu
re nj S.g0 Wednesday oVaniun Seats IN,
ad nnd a ,,tel,nu,n a., an
y" "hu "O''""'V w "'''
", The Misses Collier will re-Oncn the
private school for primary pupils ,
spntember :. Mt thor resiSenrp in n
rodnrs. Belt nud Errnv strent cnr lin
,n- mss within one hlnrl ~ school nm
4, In Misses /. and II. Collier. MA Rroyyd
street Dallas.
OF Mr.. G, A. Capwell viii resume tcaC
nm ing for the winter. lie has room for
o om limited number of piano pupils. ADJ
10 him for hours mt the rooms of
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Two boot blacks engaged in rero-
cious fight yesterday afternoon at the
Texas & Pacific depot. They used their
boxes freely on each others heads, and
one of them sustained an ugly cut in the
head before the bystauders separated
them. Some one called out "policc,n
WHOM they scampered away.
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son, Waxahachie; a w Dunn, Colorado
City; wv Sha'S, Kaufman;J II Town
send, Trinity Mills; l. b Kennedy, st
Nashyill e; Geo w johnson, Arkansas
CITY, faansas; n Il Sparks. Alyarado;
bucF. Smith and lady, Fort Worth; Eu-
ge' lie Christian, Key West, Fla; 7 {
smith, Letot Station; 7 J Stewart, Gal
weston; MIR and Mrs AshlUck, Kansas
City, Mo; Jas + Woods, Old Dominion;
S b Webb, Bentonvlle, Ark Geo w
Maxwell, Chicago; Miss Josie Murray,
! AlYarado; Il Z HenrY, Now York.
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Tho White Rock campmeetlng con-
tinues TO draw large crowds aud tho in
terest In the meeting Is constantly in
creasing, There has been number OF
professions since the meeting begun.
Quito a number will attend to-day from
! the city.
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The mastodon tooth found in the gray
el pit few days ago, at the foot of La
mar street, in this city, of which mem
lion was made q few days ago, was pur-
chased 10y Mr. Harris. He will put It in
The geological collections 10 be sent from
this city to the New Orleans Exposition.
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Was Amer him.

sheriff Maddox, of Tarrant county,
came over yesterday, looking for II
horse-thef who had stolen the horse of
tho County Judge of that county, but
learned Ivy telephone on his arrival here
hat the culprit had been apprehcnded
near Fort Worth Nv Que of his deputies
and tho animal recovered.
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A false Runor.

A rumor was ailoat yesterday morning
that colorod girl had boon beaten to
death on Camp street, but when probed
II proved to be merely the idle mind OF
some gossip.
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DALLAS ACADEMY

The opening of the Dallas Academy, 1919
Jacks II street, is aLnounccd for the Sth of
September. 1858, with efficient teachers. The
Principal VIII maintain an earnest personal
supervision over each department. and viii
aim to achieve the best physical, moral and
mental results, by n careful studyOf the pu-
pins character and temperament and by fol-
lowing, ms sedulOuSly rs possible, Il good and
thorough educational programme. Kinder
garten special feature.
TERMS PER MONTH, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
klnucfghrten .,..., ....,.......Sl w
Primary. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 80
Intermediates ....-..'.......... w
Grammar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 80
High School Observation-Disclosures. 4 80
Free hand drawing on blackboard and sight
seeing, without charge.
EXTRA.
Board ...;.,.... ....,...,. ~ Wl
Laundry, lights and fuel ........., ,.., 20 90
Muslc-Piano, organ, guitar, each ..... %
Latin, French, German, Spanish ElOcution
and Art, ~ Teachers rates.
Vocal and calsthcnic exercises daily, as part
of the programme
Mrs. JrIIA h. MONTGOMERY,
Principal and Superintendent.
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tic Joker"


Tho music, tho telegraph, tho indus
trial, drawing and English preparatory
departments, all resume work Septem-
Dor LIST, at lAwrencu's commercial col
le.e, corner Elm aud Sycamore streets.