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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
OFFICIAL CITY LAWS

4 y ORDINANCE REGULATING THE
"a construction and maintenance Of avn
lNtS anu Signs ON, over or lcrO., silcWnllt.
IN the city oi nuila,
SECTION ]. BE Do ordained bv TIE CITY Conn.
SllNi lh' NiiN oi ID Has, rhpi n shall hc uu.
lNWlui Tor amy person ur persons In Greet ot
CONSTRUCT any awnings co., over or across
any 'ldrwalES iu the city OF ppln, kV,rut
my poiui Than ton feet nom The sIrl,rr of
th' sidewalk; an awnings shall h1 securely
,N'lrNtu lo TIE sld ui The building nud urm-
" supported Dog iron brackets. uul mi n,,f,
Ing, vNcont cloth awnings, within th, fir,
llhUs Nhol Voc covered with tIu, sheet iron.
'lN'' Nl snlhr Ui'-ptuni material. mar shall
IVY person Greet amy HNu|uY post ON nny
r'"v""h 'h lhc 'iy ui nWWs Attaining
l"sH 'NW sluudWg ou ANY sidewalk
NUhI Nt i,NuNCu H, SOON JOS thuuNuiua, tkpy
sup"r ARE removed t' rvrajr, nr other
PURPOSES nor shall aux awning pNtond
'W,,O'l 'nIu iur street than TO the outer edge
~ Zoe sidewalk, >NN
So. ItsHl Bee unlawful Tor nny person
"I y SONS ln place, hive ur maintain nuy
SEu oi wuod, cloth uu ur other uh.,nnrr
u,'ue suspended m,,uod ur attached In nuy
N1uNtl 'h ACROSS. .lnUg, over nruhny, nny
'l',NAE or STR 90 u>Gid tlty, whether above
~, 4,nN 'hr "N1"s so That 'hc same shall
lrlr'l more iiuH SIS Wrupsirom tl, ouirr
clNu utWp iut .. hliiwe 9buiiirg ON NM
sll'rt lN NV lI,Nul Uauu.
,.,,'. . WY Nur Violating any uf thc pro-
NlN'NN. Ni .,N Two prcHi nw b. rIirns tbnu
on onhN'r.' iu REQ Mayors court be- nnri
A. 20" Sln no, Dos. than i've no moro than
SEC 4 Tn,pll orlmapccs. err p,rI. or,r.
Wnrh,e's' 200 conflict herewith arr hereby ia.
SEE s. 90 nus o,luaos, take cnec, nom
us pa>3Wr end lu Nr.uou.
Approved uv'uhtyN 1874
A ,rgc copy. '"'''' mayor
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To tho People OF DnIla. aud North re,,.,

V"T'V W H'IINs aud North Texas.
Form yourselves into special com
mittoes TO make arrangements for a
special train to Waco, Nov. Is TO 81
inclusive, TO witness The grandest sport.
ing o cnt and displayof fine horses ever
known In Texas. All railroads trihutn.
~ to Waco have agreed T. bring Won 10
waco at the rate of cents a mile.
which Is a very low rate. | would IKE
you IN "A body TO avail yourselves oil The
opportunity of witnessing the LARGEST
gathering of fine, fast and thorough
bred horses, from all parts nj the L tied
states, ever known In Texas, as we
have more entries than any other town
IN the circuit. These are facts, as yot
VIII see 10y attending. | an, yours re-
specially, SANFoRp JoHNsoN.
Manager Waco Driving Park.
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4 y ORDINANCE FSVABJtsulSe Avn
~ "3leHog built additional sewers In he
c, ts u g,nlgn.dhy The CITY Council OF the
ShtuoN fm M.r, sh,u IA, and q.
t.l' i'H uul nr,. r,, built and
mtu't ,',. th. IlnW.t. iiiUI .nu1l i.tIiri
t"Wvt I'D brcfVn uiIih4 o1vIt. 4 dis,
., ,,,l .'' 'N s'N,ti luvhps in diameter. oi
Nr,ilu'l cgN p'pn ruUHrt form. hcty,e.n
Sunmtgct oud Main su.cts md rrronrJ
uvnl NutuhN 90 sycamore street. and from
:, ..l ON 70 Mltilu street. msntr rn,t ON
Noulnerce ia Murphy street. la le lnid no
snDDu VIWh ana grade as shpll he elected hy
We w hueincor, nud mad. 10 connect vnh
,nV NUN pnnliC sewer in MURPHY a ROT. mo
vos. thenol % oc paid ny tho pfnprrlv own
err nlonr the line. IVY Wv"
SIC That an hluchs hut,vreb Nntn nna
NonlhNtee Nftc's itnm Lpn,'fsnn sirsrt al
MurPhN ana Al hocg. nom sycamore la
Mu.nnN str 81 between MninA u Cntuutar,e
XIV nvte maie respectively separate sowof
SEc % That All ,hn pfovisiops. re,,tro.
ment ont peUaltiCs hprltnfnr siiootcd ~,
nidlnNnce In rcf.rrnrr to fiIa /. wsra. An saia
CIV shall he IN torcc nnd GOVERN the .n,,,r'
helrh, estlh isned ns nNasannlirnhie
SIC That ims lriinaAce ITO offer.
nom its pas age N''''
Approved Oct. :. lSSl
A true copy, W. q Piaus,' cis ~ se ssfsar
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There are many forms of nervous do
Dllity in men that yield To the use of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who arr
lronoled with nervous weakness, nirht
sWeats, etv., should try them.
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FOR RENT.


EuR * sNC-A SEVFN-ROON uu, ~,
tenant house, barn and nine acros On,
.o'N avenue; q. mi u,C,' walk ols.rpct cnr
ApNlN To GEORGE II. PLowNIAN, ,OS Main
uulltf
Lwh REST, Me IL FURNISHED
front room, southern exposure, suitable
'H N,u's or gentlemen; good board If re-.
lu-L-I WHY ln2i Elm 81. noIl-7t
L Hh nG@i--, EN iNALIY -LUCNIF-T-
FliSi-clNNN sleeping rooms; south rynr..
utti n.y. cnnNcuicnccs, LINnsLEY a BitAp-
s,,Sn- ,-' VAN ,'rnei. ur-,tairs i0-ti
DOR REN I-rM NICEiN FURNT-TTFD
rooms cent rally pcUtcd, on street car
cnuc =,
HuR EENl-IN pRlNArE FAMILY
furnished rooms, with hO1ri, IN mar
fyu couples; Splcndid noighhorhord ana
,,R,, 10 Two lucs street railroads. APP
llAin Wnnn, Hc'uld oillee. no!tf
Euk RE\r- FOUR COTTAGES on
commerce street, west 81 Central pou
road Nos lioi, ll5, lllS, with cistcrns. STA
per month each Inquire Htl2l Main n. noitf
IGOR kENI-pNE FURNISHED FRONT
ruom 52t Elm st. o,'5tf
l'pH REM A BRICK STORE. WETI|
nu'shcd and situated IN "a ropl bustu,s-
~ dr,C1lloh ~ me town ut Ennis, Ellis county.
i ,,N,,,n sWtNn,e Tor groceries or dry goods.
Agent Ennis, Texas. '-''''e
loF ,krNl-HN The SOUTHWEST
LAND COMPANY, 7G Main street.
,'Ioom Mouse, No. 5li Veal street, SIS: 3-roon
MOUSE No - Flora street, east ui TcN0s con.
,Inl "allru3li -; a-room house, near Con.
vent East nnllaS, . acres land. $40: S.roop.
Ws,nu't', iN' iolk street, opposite on Works
Nll' Groom house, corner Eryay and Wood
streets w; broom house, East Elm ,trprf
IHSnr branch, -; i-roOm house ON Nortl
hhlWond street, near branch, {l6, /. fo1tn
mouse, w Main street, $40; broom h5usC
i.r',.,, H"l,os, nnlth OF Fair Ground, SIS
i,Lolm Mouse, Live oak street, near Conv.nI
''-'''' ''room house, 3l3 Caruth street, S2h.
nuV.,lI
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when Noah was in the Ark younu
nam was always playing tricks ON Tho
Ola gentleman. One day he told his sea.
'aring father that there was water In the
cellar and they had all caught cold
Then u dawned ON Noah tina he Ind
omitted TO secure u supply of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which he always used,
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Send to Browns Iron Biuers Co, Bal
lmore, Md, tor the prettiest picture
cards over made. Giye namo and street
address.
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~ u
NInA LDl.IL


almost dead or nearly dying.r
For years, and given up hy physicians,
OF Brighps and other kidney Diseases,
lVef complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, nave been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy !!!!l
from agony OF neuralgia, nervous
ness, wakeiulness, and various diseases
peculiar to women.
People drawn out ofsnape from excruciai-
ing pangS OF rheumatism, lntlammutury anc
chronic, or suffering from scrofuia.
kryslpelas!
,"Saltrheum, bood poisoning, dyspepsia in
uiSesuou' ana IN lactalmost all diseases frail
Nutur. Is heirtO
Have been cured by Hop Blttcrs, proof of
which can he found In every ueighborhood
IN the known world.
fn- None genuine without bunch of
green Hops ON the white label. Shun all thu
Nue, poisonous stun with "Hop" or Hops
in their name
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PERSONAL---VERY. and UndevolOp

"a RTS oftho .iur.an Body Enlarged, lsS ,' !
ppsd and Str Igt ioned." Eto., Is an iniei'if
lay advertisement long run In our paper. "A
fcl " To Inquiries we VIII say that tholvl N
sv dence of humhug about his. On thss,eil
u ~ the advertisers are very highly lnlv,i
Interested peuons may set sealed cirvvs
wing all particulars BY addressing, m
A.dieal CO., I. o. Box bls, BuftaloiN' t.
suo Evening Roe-
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You'll aud hcf smiiiHg M .ht and day.
Attn ,usn as eau 4, 81 h nut sity.
nnd suuUu !0u wuudVr Why Sou meet
lnls ouNlau. sHule, gttl ner teeth.
She oh's husns tuu,u sUin 10 shoW,
Nhieh SuaOdunt makes wnltO as show.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Lok SALE-ABUUT @mO ACRES or
= lanG IN the choicest grazing district q
Texas The Coucho liver runs through th
enllre lcng b OF pasture; grass and shelter
abundant y splendid opportunity fora M
stock iarm offered fora short time nj bar
RHlh' Terms: About hall cash, balance M
years at 10 per cent interest. FOR price nj
,ufther particulars, upplyto joins HARRRE
Manager United Trading Company, CooraA
I llAs rNas.
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LOST.

oSi-A gold EARRING, SUNDAY
morning The unicrwli' 6o re,,nrdrd
Wy leaving the Same at al Collin n noii II
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CHAPrERI.
Ask any or all OF the most eminent
physicians:
"What is the best and only remedy
that can be relied on to cure all diseases
OF the kidneys and urinary organs:
such as Bright's disease, diahetis, reten-
ton, or inability to retain urine and all
tho diseases and ailments peculiar to
Women -
Aud they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticly "Buchu n!
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dvspepsia.
constipation, indigestion, biliiousness.
malaria, fever, ague, &c.," and they will
tell you:
Mandrake or Dandellon ll!l"
ii nee, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable,
ANA compounded into Hop Bltters. guch a
wonderful and mysterious curative mower Is
developed, which IL so varied In ms opera
lions That no disease or Ill health can possi
Ny exist or resist Its power and yctlt IA
Harm ess iOr the most frail woman. weaI
est invalid or snallt st child 10 use.
CnAPTER II.
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'spsdins Clue" mends furniture.
W. 2, croceor. 80 OlnsmenLal work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

Laughter Leads New charm
4" beauty whonl ~ displOses a pretty
sol vi teeth. Wilderness, when nature
hap suipned luis element of lOyoliness,
may vo teIainud through lifo by usinl;
the iraSrallt ) s1dont.
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EOR SALE-A RETAIL WEAT BTSE
4 ness; one of the leading markets in tie
Guy Apply to or address II. care Herald
'it4'' uovs
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Asa Cure for sore Throat and Coughs.
"Brown's bronchial Troches" have
oeen thoroughly tes'ed, aud maintain
their good reputation.
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WANTED

"'N' Agent. FOR the GOLDEN
DA " n: GREhiTS Fu I" 'H'
school Teachers, students, Young Men. h.,
de~, prtiug rs agents for this book, are mad.
ngovrr f,Hla month. Sells Bst one aeon.
s.,l =, n,l>l, 2days; on',h'ri o iu days. au-
cay. : cure i"tri' lu quick Also, ur.ut.
wanted ,1r iho best Illustrated Family BIhl,
ever sou 10y agent, S,ul for circulars. NI-
ores hNAN BOOK AND BIBLE co, -i7
Elm street, nnlls, roWs.
4 ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rates fcr ad
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P ATICNV,S!

= aSeai > Reissues aud Trade Marks secured
, wv" ~ "lner oauSrs IN tho putcnt once nnj
tended tn. "'N '"'''u"N "t-
81 mon leccipi ol model or sketch of iny,n-
an, ~, ',l,,N. vl'rlu. cNaminntiOn, and adviep
az So PWentoWiii ftyv ct Charge.
= as ~ ulruic ANA make M luAraE
unless PArENT Is SFCJREnS t IT, mit
Rppl ca uu. N"'H heut ON
u 4. hiTrFtu, Washington. ID. g.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-HANuSOt Il SET Consist
L ing OF folding chefIoner and wash.
stand; also other articles Of furniture; these
ere bargains, and must be sold at once, as me-
pwne' Is about to remove from Dallas An
Ply to {. a. CAPwELI, at Edwards Music
store. 49,,
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bEANTED-A kINTER-A ,. .gl-lW
man Of 20 or p (singl-); win iioUNG
l put up ana distribute about niue gd l9ye 10
% %' oeS H ed VIII I69m9e,,9ing about ty os
don, Texas. ie"an, Claren.
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M ANIEU-LINE u, AOTIVI7- ,5ll,,l .yl-'I
" pondents for Texas Cow BoyN UhRES-
county IN me state and 'orwhlch gon MI every
WIN be paidi no incompetent ns SUou wages
@tppiy' Address Frank Powell q tCS e. a. NEED
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Vital Duestinnalll

ASK the most eminent physician
vi any school, what is the best thing
in the world for quoting and allavin9
all irritation of the nerves, and curin9
all forms of nervous complaints, giving
natural, childlillo refreshing sleep al
ways?
Aud they will tell you unhesitatinrIv
"Some form Of lIops!!w
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", ~. BUSH, Druggist, Grsenylllp.
LAKE, q MCFARIIN, Marshall.
IANILES ~ MORRISON. Waco,
DR NI0HAPD, Mexln.
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w ANItn-ONE or Two Tn,i, noyl
w. th9 chlldren) can procure boaTy{I II
a5i ie iohiE rooms and location Very do pri
care Herald office. 'eeS' bOARDER
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T6sy are Perfact Si0ht Preservera.

endurance the eye canno, be ezcod enabling tho w to read for
hours without mtigue In fact,
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4 AL hg leading Physicians ofTeyo Governors. sena,
"or" niue a
'h etc c'" be 2en who have had gu Improved by th @
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Tt FL s TIM ONT-AT,S
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w ANIED - THREE SHOENaIIiHySSif..'
Two ON bottoms and one nn NGinsihSi
GSI 3G Ist-class; pay s. for boot ogittungi
99hN MoERELL, Colorado city, Tex J no5l9s..
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w ~ I'D = FIFIN OPERATOpl-a-
make pants and shirts. AnDiy NJ, ~
street entrance, Third noor at SRSS MAIN NAN
-.
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tWlt kaN IA NEN EN-EOOM HU' SE.
tenant house, barn and nine acres. on
,'"'N avenue; % mi utC,' walk of street. car.
,pp,N to GEORGE II. PLowSJAN, 7OS Main
------ l..ILLL
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WANTED.

NoIlIClEs.T,1To WHOM IT MAY CoSSc,.,,,.,.-
tontrodte T' ~ mot be p9nslbe for 9 any
to day, for reasons SOY T best Fn6a ana d RIs
Nov. 10, 1881. P&l ~ myself.
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NJ ANIhh - FiFlY OPERATIVES ~ Nv
r1 "..' ,raaS ranls; special prices ,s ofTd ~
Ync aoItN OF and ) a. IN. ti,,.43 e'Seen
H''NFEEuIr & BlNRH '"i'4 hOOl
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, my aEen, IN DALLAS where n large assOrt-
asses can he found ana properly adnuted 10
oc3nllStS VIII not be supplied with these
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-26
The VIII of the Late E.H. Tenn.

The will of the late E. Fl. Fenn was pro- bated on Saturday February 28. It bears date August g, 1882, and the executors and trustees named therein are his brother, Wal lace B. Fenn, of New Haven, and his friends, Frederick s. Brown and F. W. Russell, of Hartford, and the provisions of the will are as follows, viz: To his widow the use for life of $40, 900, with remainder to his brother, Wallace B. Fenn; to his son E. Harry Fenn, the sum of $20, 900 and the use for life of $2O, 900, remainder to W. B. Fenn, should E. Harry Fenn leave no widow or child sur viving; to F. Fl. Fenn, his son, the sum of S2o GOO for life, remainder to w. B. Fenn; to Mrs. Wardwell, his sister, the use for life of $1O, GOO, with remainder to ". B. Fenn; to the city mission the use and income of $5, ,OO0 Eto the Hartford hospital, k$5, ,0oO; Ito IS. Brown and F. W. Russell Sl GOO each, and the remainder of his estate to Wallace B. Fenn. The estate, it is supposed, will inventory about $15O, 900.
 By directions in the will MT. Fenn is to be buried in the cemetery of his native town of Plymouth, and he leaves $1, ,000 in charge Of the town authorities, the interest to be ex- pended in taking care of the burial lot, any surplus not thus used to be devoted to beau tifying the cemetery. Mir. Fenn also leaves SI GOO for monument. The burial will be in the late spring or early summer, the body having been placed in receiving vault in Mount Vernon cemetery, near the Connecd- cut line on the Consolidated road.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief M entiOns

brleH uShLAOMs
 The foundations are laid for Swedish Baptist church in Bridgeport.
 Rev, MT. Kelsey and wife, of this city, left yesterday for a visit to Florida where they will remain five or six weeks.
 MT. H. H. Snow, of Brooklyn, N. Y, and of the H. H. Snow Co.,, of this city, left recently for short visit to Florida.
 The Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extfn- euisher company will give their second exhibition test at ? o'clock p. m. to day on Wooster Square.
 The monthly meeting of the managers of the New Haven orphan asylum will be held at Miss Winchester's No. A wall street, on Thursday morning next at 1915 o'clock.
 Ex-Mayor Bass of Bangor, Me-, passed through this city yesterday morning on his way to Florida. He will be absent a month, returning by way of New Orleans and the West.
 The excitement to-day at the Ruffle Co., sale will be several thousand yards of new brocade silks and satins just received, also lot of extra nice uncut velvet. This sale will positively be for just one day, rain or shine. Come early for the best pick. Store opens at o'clock a. m.
 Mir Press Eldridge, of the American Thea tre, this city, has taken tho.Wagner summer garden opposite the depot in Bridgeport and will give there a vaudeville and concert entertainment every evening during the summer intermission of the American. MT. Billy Williams, the comedian, will assist MT. EIdridpe
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-26
The Grand Bazaar.

The Co1Hee Pot Measured-HOw Much 1t
 Holds-xVho Were the Lucky Ones-
 Other Attractions at This Monster Fes-
 tival.
 The crush at the bazaar last night exceeded all previous crushss. The whole town was there and the great armory presented bril- liant spectacle as hundreds of maskers roam ed about. The drill by the sixteen boys was loudly applaudsd. The monster coffee pot was measured by City Weigher Oarberry and Assistant City Engineer Ferry. It held 4O3 gallons, pint and gills. Miss Maggie Manson and ". Ferris were the nearest guesssrs, theirs being 4OS gallons, quart
 The other winners of the seven cash p1izes.
 which range from $1 to $20, were: Mrs. B.
 Leighton, R. K. Jones, B. G Munson,
 Isaac Taylor, John Murphy, and the last
 prize will be drawn for by W. H. Byingtoni
 John Meyers, George w. Babb, H. Koehler,
 their guesses being the same. The prizes
 will be awarded this evening.
 The following committee had charge of the
 awards: Mrs. William l.. Thomas, Mrs.
 Fred. l.. Converse, Mrs. Thomas o. Worth ington, Mrs. Kate Warehouse, Mrs. N. D. Ooe Mr. James D. Dewell, Mir. E G. Stod- dard, Mr. R. w. Arrdstrong, Mir. James Reynolds, MT. Louis Feldman. This after noon the managers will give ladies' matinee, as so many were prevented from attending last Saturday on account of the storm. In the evening the bazaar will close. It is National Guard night and warm contest for the pictures is expected. The sale of season tickets ceases at II o'clock. also voting. The results will be | announced before the closing hour. The voting last night was as follows: Fol
 the most honest tea man or grocer. D. M. Welch & Son, 382; l.. D. Chidsey, 675i | Moses Thomas, 614; Johnson $ Brother, 20 N. A. Fullerton, 164. Vote for favorite com pany: Go. A, Chatfield Guard, 50; Co.,. B City Guard, 251; Co., c, Sarsfeld Guard, 163 Go. D, National Blues, 55; Go. E, Light
 Guard, s7; Co, F, New Haven Grays. 66 Co G, Sedgwick Guard, 50; Go. H, Mans l field Guard, 50; Go. I, Eaton Guard, 5O Go. K, Wallingford Light Guard, 30 Second Company Governors Foot Guard, 50 Second Company Governors Horse Guard ! IFS; Go. A, Wilkins Guard, Fifth battalion, 693 | Many remarks were made at the bazaar las ! evening regarding the results of the contes | for the pictures of Col. Graham, Gov. Wal l Ter and ex-Gov. Bigelow. The late carniva seems to have taken the spirit ont of the city | companies. It is said that Middletown vii take the picture of Colonel Graham and thu
 two Waterbury companies the two Cover | nor's pictures. The Wilkins Guard have l long lead at present.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-26
Personal.

Rev. Gsorge s. Thrall enters upon his du- ties at New Milford next Sunday. Prof. A. G. Sherlock left on the midnight train last night for Richmond, Va.
 Mr. l.. O. Prindle, who retired from the year ago after eight years service upon that paper, has temporarily assumed the editorial management of the Bridgeport Evening Post and comm snced work in his new posi- ton yesterday. The Post is a wide awake, bright evening paper, and has been in exist ence about year, and the accession of Mir. Prindle cannot but add to its prosperity.
 Miss Lizzie A. Moore, eldest daughter of George A. Moore, of Westbrook, died Sat urday night of consumption, aged twenty five.
 Peter Froidersux, for twenty-five years in the employ of the Collins company, Collins vile, died Sunday, aged thirty-five.
 Dr. James D. Johnson, of Hartford, is seriously ill with rheumatism of the heart.
 Martin Penfield, one of the oldest residents of New Britain, died Sunday.
 Dr. Ambrose Beardsley, of Birmingham, is very feeble, though considerably improved
 
 Miss Rosanna Murray, for many years at the head of the ruffle department of E. Nal ley & Co.,, has just made an engagement with the Rufls company.
 Mrs. Prosper Beach, of Ansonis who died on Saturday, was buried yesterday from her late residence, Rev. Mir. Roberts of the Epis- copal church officiating. The pail bearers were T. H. Dodge, J. A. Bristol, Harvey HotChkiss, W. A. Futile, Wales Terrill, Fl. O. Miles. In accordance with her will the re- mains were encased in metallic casket and placed for time in vault above ground. After time they will be placed in a larger vault with room in it for two persons to walk around the casket. She leaves an estate of about S2o, 900. St. James, church and the Birmingham cemetery receive small amounts.
 Max Verkin, foreman in Greenbergs barber shou. Waterbury, died suddenly of heart disease Saturday night.
 John Costello, shoemaker in Bridgeport, died suddenly of heart disease Saturday night.
 Miss Cordelia Sterling, of Stratford, has gone to New Orleans to visit for couple of months.
 MT. Garrett Smith, for number of years the faithful bridge tender at the Naugatuck Junction, is quite ill at his home. MT. Hannibal l. Kimball, of Atlanta, Ga, form erly of this city, has two hundred and forty men at work rebuilding his hotel at Atlants. The entire hotel is to be fre-proof. Contracts have been made for $175,oOO worth of bricks, lumber, iron, lime, etc., and over $10O, GOO of this is taken in bonds or stock. It is to be seven stories high and all under the roof by the coming May.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-26
An Old Relic

A remarkable old relic is silk bedquilt which was pieced by five successive genera tions. It was started over 100 years ago by Mrs. Ruthy Bradley, of North Haven. as- sisted by her two daughters, Mrs. Lydia s. Tollea and Mrs. Henrietta Bradley of North Haven. Mrs. BradIey's grandchild, Mrs. Mafy A. Futile, worked upon it; then her great grandchildren, Mrs. Cora s. Johnson and; Wilfred s. Futile of New Haven, and then her great great grandohild, c. Johnson of New Haven. The quilt is owned by Mrs. Mary A. Futile, 275 Chapel street, this city. It is composed of myriad of fve-sided pieces all overstitched and of about the size of a ten cent piece.
 This quilt will be exhibited at the Nov Haven Ruf1e company's salesroom for a fovu