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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Feb. 1s.-[Special. IA wreck
ing train was wrecked this side of Long
view yesterday evening. ]. B. Scott. of this
city. a car repairer, and a man by the name
OF White we're killed. J. W. Cummings had
his leg broken and is otherwise serioualy
injuries to his back.
The republicans held meeting Saturday
and appointed delegates to the state con-
vention.
Several weddings are announced to take
place before Ash Wednesday.
The Texas q Pacific paid Oft to-day.
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ATTACHED.

Attachments were run late yesterday
evening on the wholesale and retail sad
dlery and harness house OF Lyons brothers,
parties, for tbs amounts named. and ths
establishment closed by United State.
Marshal Mckee, oftbe North Texas federal
district: HELEN A. Haddocks, Louisville,
Kentucky, $s020.0i; J. NJ. SCOTT, Louisville,
Kentucky, 81 02t.70; James y. Lyons. Dali
las, 81, G55. The liabilities and assets OF the
firm could not be learned. but this former
are believed TO be very heavy and far In er'
cess Of the latter
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Ni'KINRE4.

McKlsSRY, Feb. lS.-TSoecial.l-W. b.
Logan, 81 ola ard valued citizen Of this
city. wal buried yesterday. Mr. Logan
vas originally native Of Virginia, resided
until manhood at Glade Springs, moved
thence O. Springfield Missouri, and from
there came here Just after the war. His
loss is deeply grettod.
The weather today is clear aud pleasant.
Robert Lively. charged with bigamy, got
fourteen months IN The penitenuary to-
4
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ENNIS nArpED ny BURGLARS.

To the most casual observer ofhumanity
there Ii something about the man that
gives away his "calling" no msttsr how
hard he may try TO conceal IT,. For In
stance, an eye that has had the lsss' prac-
tlco can always pick out tho man who
though he be In crowd. and II makes no
difference under what circumstances or In
what guise he may appear. For the past
few weeks the city has been containing un.
awares q number II professional "crooks."
and but for the vigilance OF the police force
some gigantic robbery might have oc'
Cured. City Marshal Arnold and others
| wero aware Of their presence. nut he Ii
powerless TO do anything with them
until no gets some positive evidence. md
they were too shrewd to give him chance,
II was diamond cut diamond, so FAR as
shire wdness was concerned aud they had
too much experience to make break here,
Men can rot live we'll without money, how
ever. and neither eau they well live with
out t. Time IN money 20 n professional,
aud finding that there was nothing soft
here for them they turned, IL 70 supposed,
their attention 10 the town OF Ennis, on the
Texas Central road in Ellis county, thirty
miles south Of this city. Saturday night
they psld their respects 10 that town and
left an, Impression behind lhem
that will long be rcmomoered
The safe Of Il. NJ. Bradley, nsalooniei. was
tapped 90 the tune OF from 5000 10 5000
The lock wss drilled and the combination
broken. Patterson & Allen, hardware mer-
chants, were visited, but the reporlef's in-
formanE did not learn their loss. While
manipulating The lock OF the safe OF Joseph
Blakely, u hardware dealer, thoy were
frightened away from the safe which con
tanned come $1,000. On the same night
,he feed stsble OF r.. Y. Goldsborough was
fred aad burned. Tho burglars are sup
posed 20 have bean committed be-
tween / and O'Clock Sunday morning.
rwu poriies by the names Of Charley Moore
and Bob Cubley have been arrested on sus.
picion and gave bond in the sum OF SlOO
each. There is supposed TO be G gang OF
esht professionals working this section,
four Of whom were IN this robbery. A re-
ward of S2o0 has been offered by this citi-
gems Tor the capture OF the parties.
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Courage Is noble trait With some It
requires greater courage 20 live than { does
90 die. When.dsease racks the frame, when
sores cover the person. when aches are IN
every joint, when the muscles arc soft and
habby, wben the least eXertion gives a.
tigue. when the mind is hllod with gloom
and dependency. what IL there In lie worth
living, and vet many exc out just such a
miserable existence. living only for those
who love tnem. When H. rs generally
known that Browns Iron BtteTe will cure
the above disorders, how many hearts VIII
10 made glad How many homes made
hnpDy
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+. spRIUN WEATHEn.

Sunday and yesterday we're bsautifui
sunshiny. "epring time gentle Annie :"
days, ara tae streets were hlled With peo-
ole who yeys glad to get out after the mis-
cradle W. Ather Of the past two weeks.
The Trip ~ bridge, Sunday, thro ughout
The dsy. Was throneed with crowd looking
AZ tie turb!d and Turbulent Trinity. The
second rise OF the river. which occurred
muddy Old stres1 By sunday morning was
about itsslf again, the water being almost
conRued 10 its natural banks. The crowd
evidently expected TO hnd the bottoms o.
he les interestsd, judeiDg from the length
Of time Il hung on the bridge. The bseuu'
ful weather brought ont all classes. the
ohurches were filled morning end evening,
a Vero the beer eardens and ssyeets.
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states mosl splendld aud magnificent re-
sources? The HrnALp believes that the peo'
pls OF Dallas will respond as becomes them.
The committee OF arrangements nre sue
cteding very we'll ana every day they are
adding new contributions 10 the list, but
We must not let up. We must out do our
selves. We must add splsndors 10 splen'
dors la the muniieenca Of our anieftain'
ments. We must remember that the king
lodges and sups with the king.
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MEATH OF MRS, HOUSTON.

Mrs.. Carrie P. Houst IN, wife Of MI. A: J
UoustoD. clerk Of the Emitted btstrs district
court. died al their residence near the lair
erourds. at o'cl- ck yesterday morniog Of
pneumonia. Deceased was 20 WE'RE o. &c,
wsrshs, Thomas r. Purcell. Of the western
S,strlSt. She was lady Of Gu ture and rare
stssinments. and her demise 80 esily IN
life Il A subject Of genuine grief 70 ho'
- friends. Three little children. the
vounee<f only nine months old
survive her. The rems'ns, sccompanied by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
DALLAS TO NEW ORLEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE

To accommodate parties wishing TO at
tend Mardi Gras at New Orleans, the Texas
& Pacific Ry. will run Pullman Palace
sleepers from Dallas to New Orleans with
out change, leaving at 0:l0 .. m. and arrive
hours and twenty minutes quicker than
any other route.) For tickets, berths, etc.,
apply to L. J.. Turner, 504 Main street.
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,tApnT auaa.

New OrlcAn, and return $40 %, Calves.
ton aud rotura, $0.i5. by the Houston IL
Texas Central ana scar IL Crescent routes.
Pullman deeper on $500 p. m. - Galveston
aud Pullmau Par,or Car on A;2l a. m.
train. Thrnugh Pullman slecpers 20 New
o leans on i:2O a. m. train and passengers
desiring can go Ia Vams 90 $3.50 p. IN. the
evening. Secure your berthB
early. II. o. FLooD, Agent.
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NOTICES..

NOTICE TO PAINTERS AND PL tSTERERs
sealed bids for painting and pla. tsring
a., sheeieiford ooun Courthouse will be
ceiyed at nay of3ee IN AL any. Texas, until
n ,rch II, 1884, st 10 O'Clock q m. at which
ne 81 bids will be opened and cons dered BY
iae Commiss toner's Court OF ssid county. Plans
AZ 4 copy in ,he office off, 4 Flanders. arohi-
faithful perfor a aucs OF cort,sof VIII be required
The court reserves the rsh st z srss s1y g all
Clark County Cour, shsckelfer, County. Texas.
ALBANY TKxAs. February 81 feble.7t
NTOTICETo CoNrRACToRs-si RET Paw.
IN iry.-Seaied proposals will be received ct
the office OF the City Engi Ger uutii : o'clock
Ing the following streets in III city with Bcis
D. Arc Blocks. upon q ravel foundation. ac-
c5rdlng 10 an orcinance . proved recember
this Office, to.vi': Main rect From the west
sinc OF Jefferson TO the east side Of Sycamore
street. Elm steet on the west side cf syca-
son, Mar. ct and Sycamore s,reeu-From Main
street to The Texas 4 = .cthc Rs Dad. Lamar
s'rees-From Wood 10 Elm street Pcydsas " eet
From Main 70 Elm street Murphy street from
Wood street TO the Tex . = Pact Railroad.
College n eet-From Elm street TO the Texas =
Pacific Railroad In all aoout 1900 Urea feet
| n en- proposal must b accompsiie by bond
| with approvcd security, In the am n VI 81 40.
| that II he contract Is ava det The hid Ter win
eatcr into coutrect by the 22nd of April. next.
| Bono and security viii also be required for Z
| faithful peIformanc Oft o1tra :. The work
i TO commence by the 18th OF NAY, aud n be
coraplct q b. the 18th Il ocrO 3LR, 1884.
| separa g ropcsals are invited flr c. Of tia
III owe s.feeis, and f,r the whole q the wSrk
| bidder. 10 srecify the street or SIRE Is IA on
The City Council reserves the tight ~ rejec
anv o. al b =. ard - let a nr fnv par
of the aoove work, aus and spocidcat ons
wv WV JOHNSON. CITY Eaeirscr.
pAiL.A rszs. ftitt-f - tssf su-Si1
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DALLAS To NEW ORLEANS mARDi
GRAs
via the T. & =. without change.
In THE FIELD.

In this issue appears the announcement
OF City Marshal Jamss y. Arnold for re-
election to the position nc now fills. In oil |
his term not an Objectionable thing has &C.
Cured TO contradict what the HsnALD said
OF him when ne was frat u candidate, and
what We now repeat. viz: That no better
man could DO found TO discharge the duties
OF the responsible post.
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THE HEltAID TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY l0 1881

tee the remainder Of the gaming cas- were
continued over until next term or uniil the
cases OF this character carried ~ 10 the SUI
meme court are heard from. Tho follow
lug cases were dispos ID o.
State Va. Joa Schroeder. Their IN O. rec
oasss, was given i've days imprisonment Ia
each case.
Bate vs.. Mack Williams, keeping dlsor-
defly house. fined 500 aud cost.
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sruLIN TIII FLESH.

Mr.. John Hash, OF Lancaster, who vas
severely stabbed "a Tow weeks slnos by hts
inHsuu brother. FOR whom he was caring t,
which injuries, contrary 20 the expeciat ion ;
o thn attending physicians, he survived,
wac la the city yosterdny 900 the losh aud
pretty good health creating his many
LLL.mua
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uoRsE STOLEN

Or. Il. b. Scott hiiched his horse in front
nj Robert 0gden's grocery store, corner OF
Elm and Sycamore eTeein last Friday al
tsfn0on, and learned yesterday from Judge
Kendall that lac saw stranger riding the
animal down Houston street on that eve.
ming
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THE NEW FIRM. THE NEW rrRM.

Hurst & Dreyfuss i'll be ready IN q few
DAYS 20 display 81 the public OF Dallas one
Of the finest ard most carefully selected
st,cks OF fnrni hing goods, hats, trunks,
etc which has ever been brought 70 this
CITY. Those who are IN neeo of such goods
should patiently wait few days aud give
them a call ct 7o5 Main STREET.
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Tho Only pin that Touches no Liv err /.

From Prof. II. O. Gowdey, Paris Texns:--
have for the past year or more used
Smiths Bile Beans in my family where M
tl-billous aud csthartic seemed to be re-
CURED and their use has always been at
tended with satisfactory results. IL Is the
only patent pill within my knowledge tnsl
really acts on the liver. For sale by al
druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19

To afford immediate rsl'ef 10 s,tHms, try
Dr.. Jsyue's Espectoraut. which ACTS p'ompt-
ly By overcnnioe the tpssmodic consrsc-
lion Of the Wind-tubes and causing the l.c-
tisn Of shs mucous which 81 sRs them. For
wuooping Dough, Group and hoarsene % ID ::
medicine . equally benehc'sI, whis I'r al
pulmonary and bronchial disorders Il 70
both . o. III ssiye and curative. and sure
and pr moe remedy for ali suooorn
cou vho And Colde
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Important

Important. - -,
When you visit or leave New York City.
gave baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop NJ the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
roonip. fitted up az cost of 100000. re.
dnced to 81 mud upwarin per day. Eurc
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the best. Horse cars, stages aud ele'
vated railroads 20 oil dcpots. Families CAL
i've batter for less money q, the Grand
Union hotel than In any other iirst-clnsl
holfl I'm the city,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
SCHOLASTIC CENSUS.

Citv assessor ant O. | sct,r J. O. BoRse
srd county cpl~tw B We l. Sc TT, hsve
received instructions RON B. M Bsker, mo
secretary Of ihe T. b ard o educ ,tion, tn
tske he schoIsst c rsu' tor he wear, In
accord y "a 9Th an act ~ the extra sessirr,
nj the !, eisi.,ufe sx,endinx 're cholas'i6
age 60 sears, ,nclud,n, pm oils rom 8 I, IL
wears instead Of 8 tn IA ears - heretofore.
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IMPORTANT 40 THE PUBLIC.

The public 10 notified that the comm IL.
sion OF J. q. 0ettys AS agent for the MI
Fire Shielders Association, OF America
headquarters at Longview, Texas, Is thereby
revoked.
j.. W. BoRiSo. President,
WM. BALLES, Supt. oil Agencies
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SOMEBODY co. vs.. CITY OF DALLAS,

SOMEBODY g co. Vs. CITf OF DAHT1As'
There IS pit in the sidewalk on Elm
street, near Mitchell Il 6crusgs' store,
which, although not rs deep as well is
pately there IL . telephone post planted
inst ct the brink OF the yawn'ng chasm
which serves Is CO ch-hoid for stumbling
pede striaus and saves many one each day
nom individually presenting an act oil
grand and lofty iumbling. However,
the washsway IL growt z larger. and before
long the tail cedar pole will itself succnmb
TO the inevitable Law OF attraction. Main
and Austin streets present another trap OF
thresteuing sspect. and 10 . hundred other
localities are W king ways 10 condition r.
brpak necks and legs 6,meoody will
'.tumhle TO the racket" after awhile and
cue toe city. There 10 money Ia IL.
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County curt, which adjourned during
the p~st week on account OF the cnnyening
81 ne comfy com missioners court. which
required the prtsencr Of Iud, e Il. r. Burke.
recsnvened yeste-say. b. consent Of par
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
DAIIAsAND ST. LOUIS SLEEPER.

Rometn her he Pullman sleeper running
TO 81, Luis through tho Indian territory,
leaves Daiss very night via the Missouri
Pacific railway lfom the new brick depot.
Brrtht can be secured only Of 3. P. Turner,
at 5Ol NJ air street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19

P.W. Geebei. drnssiss. oi Lcu'sbure,
Kansas. ssvs: II have soid 'Pfickiv Ash
B,t,srsf for five yesrs. and : have mover
handled n medicine which gave more unit
vsrssl satisfaction. L. " fast brcoming the
family medicine Of this section. have
wars -. dozsss OF bottles and never had
one returned"
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That strict attention 70. and honestly and
conscienuously doing strictly legitimate
business is the only true road TO success 10
amply and fully den. onsTated ia the per-
eon of VIM. Ernervlu, the house decorator,
500 Main street, who has in tho very short
period of his opening for himself worked up
a trade enormous in his line snd Of which
he may feel justly proud.
The Galveston News cigar for sale NJ
]. l.. WILLIAMS Drug store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19
Library Concert.

Library Concert.
The ladies and gentlemen who take part
In the chorus work for the above concert
will please be on hand for rehersal Tuestay
night, February 10Th. at 1880 sharp.
HENRY J. FREES.
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BURGLARY.

The grocery store Of J b Ingram {,
sos Main 4 ,set was hureisrizsd suod-y
night and some IS taken from 'h- ossn
drawer. An entrance Was II It'd ny
hre.king the l,cx Of oe OF the rear
vii tloga
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Opinion of DIR. Mott, Late GoVernment
Chemist, on AIloocK's Porous Plaster.

Ny investigation of Allcock'g Porous
Plaster shows u 90 contain valuable and es'
seutiel Ingredients not present 10 any other
plusLsr. These ingredients are 20 perfectly
nropor' Toned that the 4 llcOcg'b Porous Pas
sf win not luse blilieTi or excessive irrit
ton, aud find 10 superior 10 AMI more eih-
Ci MT than any other plaster.
HENRY a. MORT Jr., Pin. D., i. q. S.
Pr iessor Of Chemistry \. Y. Ned. Col
i-gc. to.
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,,nu.1r couRT-cntMTNAL TERM.

NJ. r. P Rice, Han | on, Terss, savs.
"Mx wife used Br,wn'- lron Bitters Tor dt-
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Stockholders Of the new National bank
witch il TO begin business about the 9th Of
March, are requested to meet at the law Of.
flee OF Crawford h Crawford this 4 y. M,
for the purpose OF periectisg the creaniza'
tim
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Do no waste your money buying inferior
aruclcs Tel your 3rugsis. Won want ALI
corg'3 Porous Posters, and do not take
Others made t. sell on 100 reputation OF the
grruiuf article.
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roxxorr's INDICATED onnPLRxroN PowDrR
For infsnt's toilet IL 10 an indispensable
article. healing all excoristinns immedi-
Ate v. Mothers should use II freely on the
little ones. II 10 perfectly bsrmiess. For
ssle by all druggists.
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the bereaved husband aud father, we're
taken 10 Austin last night tor intsrment In
the family buryinr ground there.
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THE OHIO RIVER OVERFLOW.

For the past week ten days has surpassed anything
heretofore in the memory OF the Oldest inhabitants OF
that valley.
Bur Notwithstanding the suffering and prvaon' OF the
people of that reagon,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-19

1.-THE cattle men Of Texas wi b to have
good time this year they must chew
"SprinP" tobacco.
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Mr.. Edwin NJ. traitor, North George.
town, Mass, says: my blood received
great benefit from the use Of Browns Iron
Bitters."
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Pullman sleepsrs via the Texss 4 Pacific
,.iivav will leave Dallas at 6:l0 .. "a. and
nm 10 New Orleans v tnout change.
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Tho Galveston News brand. the best so
cigars in Dallas. j. L. WILLIAMS,
Sole agent.
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HANK NOTICE,

scott's Electric
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch a
Bald win, $40 Main street.
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CAUGHT ny TnE FLOODS.

The best smoking tobacco ia Little
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A. e. e. MITTENTHAL,

are looking for the great foods Of spring goods that
are to overflow their COUNTERS and SHELVES ana
show their business tact are anxious widen the Cham
mel for the reception of those beautiful lines of Novelties
and to give their Customers the Chance to buy CheaP
Goods offered greatly reduced prices such goods
that are still needed by the people and which we do not
want to carry over;
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-16
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Formation of a State Association to Look AZ
ter County Affairs

Some weeks ago the Board of Commissioners
of this county issued circular to the boards of
the various counties in the State, asking them to
meet in convention here, fixing yesterday as the
day, for the purpose of considering matters of
common interest. Representatives of but ten
counties responded, and there were but seven
teen gentlemen in the meeting. These counties
were Marion Davies, Tippecanoe, White,
Grant, Verrnillion, Boone, Hendricks and
Wayne R. B. Wallace, of Tippeca-
noe county, was made temporary
chairman and E. F. Tibbetts, stenographer of
this city secretary. By invitation County At
torney Wooden stated the object OF the meeting,
which he said was the formation of State as
ISOLATION, such as now has a successful exist
ence in Ohio On motion of Mr.. Dunlop, of
Vermillion county, it was decided to have com
mittee of two from each congressional district,
to meet every three months and consider county
matters, and report the result of their deliber-
ations to the State association. Commissioners
Dunlop Ostermeyer and Atchison, of Tippecanoe
county were appointed to select this advisory
committee.
A committee on permanent organization and
constitution and bylaws was appointed and
shortly afterward reported back the formal
articles, which were Endorsed seriatim An
amendment made to take county auditors
into the association, but this was afterward re-
considered. 1t was decided to hold the annual
meeting on the third Wednesday in December
when some bills regarding county affairs will be
prepared for submission to the Legislature An
adjournment was then ordered until that meet
ing, when permanent officers will be elected.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Philip Franklin has been appointed the legal
guardian of James Williams, aged fourteen, the
bond being nominal
Suit was filed in the federal court yesterday,
by the Bank of Commerce, of St Louis, against
James Boyee, asking judgment on notes for
$25, 900.
Captain Campbell yesterday arrested Carrie
Jerals aud Chris Engle for stealing ostrich
plumes from ladies' hats at ball at Mozart
Hall on Monday night.
Charles X. Miles the restaurant man, was
fined $40 by Justices Pease and johnson for
drawing deadly weapon on John w. Keeling
and using prOfane language.
The last will of William P Vest has been ad-
mitted to probate. 1t bequeaths $500 from his
life insurance to his granddaughter, Elzora A.
Vest, and the residue of the estate goes to
his wife, Elizabeth Vest who is named as exec
utrix.
The coroner is Investigating the death of
Frank AXuna, the young man who was killed by
falling down the elevator at the Hasselman
printing building on last Saturday The evil
dence shows that comparatively little care was
taken in preventing accidents there.
Marriage licenses were ISSUED yesterday to
Henry Spear and Anna NJ Waikiki, William E.
Griffith and Lavina Fream, James r. Hegnight
and Mary c. Lechlyter. William j. Miles and
Jessie A. Wachstatter, David A. Self and Carrie
NJ E. Genie, Frederick W. Gaul and Annie
Butler.
Judge Norton yesterday acquitted Willie F.
Smith little twelve yearold boy, of the charge
of petit larceny His father instigated the prose
cution and swore that the boy stole gold tooth
pick two years ago. The court was inclined to
the opinion that the was pushed so that the
boy might be sent to the House Of Refuge, but
the charge against him was not sustained by the
evidence.
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PETTIs, BAssETT & Go.
A Short Honeymoon.

Luella Arbuckle has applied for a divorce from
William Arbuckle, to whom she has been mar
ried less than month, the ceremony having
been performed on the 2lst of last month. She
alleges that Immediately after their marriage he
deserted her and has since frequented houses of
81 repute