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Our Public schools.
The public schools opened yesterday
morning as follows:

The public schools opened yesterday
morning as follows:
WHITES.
First Ward--Males, 80; females, 2l-6O.
Second Ward Males, So; females, 10
~.
Third Ward Males, 50; females, 10
1855.
Fourth Ward Males, ~; females, lOi--
lQi,
CoLoREp.
First Ward Males, d3; females, 40 SO.
Third Ward Males, 80; females, 800
Total white and colored, $50.
The number admitted in the afternoon
Increased the total to over 700, As more
than | 300 nave been assigned there are
vet 500 or more who will doubtless enter
In month or two. Over 100 presented
themselves without cards of admission,
all of whom will be assigned from the
Superintendent's Office as fast as possi-
| BILE, beginning this morning.
The Superintendent visited all the
rooms of the six buildings yesterday,
and found the Third and Fourth wards
crowded. The attendance will be equal
lied as near as possible. Correction will
be early made II any errors in grading
consequent upon the fact that pupils
may not hsye done themselves justi {
in the rapid assignments, inseparablC
from the great pressure of work. A day
or two more viii find the schools in per
feet running order.
Great credit is due tho teachers 10
their voluntary attendance at the Su
perintendenrs office, one hour or moro
every day last week and for the tact an'
skill manifested in the management O
| al anI,nnl.t a Hrat 1aN thara hnipl
no confusion, and no delay, except, por
haps in tho crowded buildings sbov
cited, and that but slight.
The new arrangement Of rooms in tn
Third Ward, appears to give eXceller
satisfaction, all being of tho same siz,
5 and of comfortable dimensions. The oil
$ names of the wards are retained in I'll
+ above estimates.
Z Thanks are due Col. Martin and Cap
i Swink for visitation Of schools and kin
$ suggestions.
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THEATRICAL

Sale Of seats for Calendars Minstrels
opens Thursday morning.
There are forty performers in the Cal
lender Minstrel company.
Billy Korsands, Tom Mcintosh, Jack
Armstrong and Burrill Hawkins are the
principal comedians with the Calender
Minstrels.
The Calender Minstrels make one OF
the finest street parades ever seen. The
entire company turn out, zouavo uni.
forms, and headed by their celebrated
brass band of twenty pieces, said to be
the best drilled band of musicians In the
minstrel profession. Two drum majors
and mounted zouavo officer lead the
parade.
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Prize Fight.

New YORK, Sept. ia sparrlng
match between Walter Watson, of Eng
land, and Prof NJ. c. Mcclellan, took
place tonight, six threo-minuto rounds,
Marquis Queensbury rules. Mcclellan
Seemed to be in better condition than his
opponent. In the first three rounds the
sparring was very light; in the fourth
Mcclellan got in couple of good ones;
in the sixth and last round Watson laid
Mcclellan out twice, cloanly. lie tried
to meet Watson alyain, but was sent to
his knees. Watson was then declared
tho winner
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FonNEr, Sept To-. Special. To-day
D. Reagan returned from Jefferson,
whore no went 90 take thu remaius OF
his uncle, G. Reagan, who died here sat
urday.
Uncle Rilly Bohvea, staunch citizen
and AN tmcnmpromisiny Grcenhacker,
has returned FROM Northeast Texas.
Harry Bros, of Dallas, disbandod thoir
wpud cnuln to-day, having enough bOts
a. Are, presume 70 pave the streets oil
Dallas.
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BURNETT, Sent. l5.-ISpeciaL r. All
the rock haulers, about fifty wagons,
who have been engaged in hauling
granite from the quarry to Burnett, are
on strike, and no rock has been
brought in for two days. The cause of
the strike is some Misunderstanding
with the contractors about the measure
ment Of stone, the hauling being done
bv the foot. The contractors, so 1t is
said, only want to pay what the stone
will dress per square, and the wagoners
want full rough measurement. Mr..
WIKI, who has the contract of getting
out the rock, has been telegraphed OF
the strike, and will, no doubt, bo here
tomorrow TO adjust matters.
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Marsalis is Just receiving over dftcon
hundred barrels of sugar,


Floral Inoence.
The perfume OF flowers Is agreeable
and soothing TO the most fastidious per-
sons, and In the genuine Murray Il Lam
man Florida Water this floral fragrance
is concentrated in all its freshness and
purity. Tho hcalth-giving qualities OF
this superior preparation are among its
most notable features, IL being inyalu-
able as an alleviator Of nervous head
ache, dizziness, otc. To distinguish the
genuine article from its limitations look
out for the "Trade Mark" u narrow
white strip label bearing tho fac-simile
signature Of Ianman & Kemp, New
York, sole propriotors.
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oruanI,lug |, rIro Dep.r.m.nl.

NAvAsOTA, Sept l6.--lSpecial'l--At
meeting Of citizens presided over by
Mayor Freeman, w. Barry secretary, a
motion was carried u request tho city
council TO VI once provide n system or
water works for protection agSinst hrol.
A Schumacher, Jamcs Osyeru and ~.
l.. Bridges were constituted commit
tee to- furnish plans aud secure estimates
for AN approved system of water supply
A fire or hose company was organized
and elected j. ID. Baker foreman.
our people are thoroughly aroused To
the necessity OF some organized plan tn
| fight the fiery elemVnt.
4 pleasant and refreshing rain fol-
/ this evening.
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after which the sick mans face and
hands We're bathed with the
remedy. Tho seli-constituted doctor
then asked for 81. Mrs. Davenport gave
him u S5 bill TO get changed. Gatzen
went of and in changing tho Hill rs
promised, managed to get rid of all of 1t.
For this he was arrested, but let go on
his promise to refund the balance of the
money. "l'll do dat" said the doctor"
as he left the station, "but if dat ar man
dies faint my fault, cause de voodoo
will come back wusser dan eber.n This
case is probably the first instance of the
art of voodooism ever in the city, al
though in tho south it isan everyday oc-
currence, and will doubtless be rsadwith
interest," Evansville Journal.
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CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. l5.-Gen. DiaEs
birthday was celebrated yesterday by
She races. A grand banquet was given
in the evening.
Tho celebration OF the anniversary of
Independence of Mexico was begun this
evening. The city IN unusually crowded.
Il is the greatest celebration held In
many years. The streets are beautifully
decorated, and general enthusiasm pre-
yuilg.
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Extra Fat Mess Mackercl In kits,
Rich, fat and juicy, just received at
Ed ). Alston's.



City VS.. Charlie Bell, maintaining
nuisance; discharged.
City vs.. j. Il. Patterson, assault and
battery; fined 81.
City VS.. w. Paris, John Gordon, Dem
mis- McCrackon, intoxication; fined So
each.
City VS.. Barry Brinn, hghting; fined
So.
City w. l.. Lerine. fighting; fued 50.
City VS.. ID. Winklin, Tom Murphy,
Pat Cauly, intoxication; inod SO each.
City VS.. A. Herr, allowing disorderly
conduct in his place of business; dis
charged.
City vs.. John Overland, abusive Ian.
guage; continued.
City vs.. John Overland, cursing and
swearing; continued.
city vs.. j. j. Elland, assault and bat
terry; continued.
City vs.. II. A. Parks, assault and bat
cry; continued.
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The Nationals aud Fort Worth.

Houston, Sept. l5.-lSpecial.l The
second game of base ball between the
Fort Worth club, OF Fort Worth, and
the Nationals, of Houston, was played
here this evening, resulting in victory
for the Nationals by score of tot.
Some exceptionally good playing was
done by both sides, but the score was
bad on account of the uniavorable con-
dition of the ground, "A heavy rain having
fallen in the forenoon. A large crowd
witnessed the game, and both sides
were heartily cheered when good plays
were made.
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Chnrlprnl-Ehncnllnnal.

AUSTIN, Sept. l5.--.Spocial. Char
tered; Bells Furn ture company, Doni-
son; capital stock, $4,000
The University opens Wednesday.
The faculty held meeting to-day, but
did nothing, as Profs. Dabney and Tall
chet are absent. IL Is current that Prof.
Wagner will he made Chairman.
The public schools opened to-day with
q large attendance.
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vooDooIsM IN INDIANA.
Whore Doctor Undertook 10 Cure, bat
Charged Too Much,

Charged Too Much.
Joe Cation is u negro living In the un-
per part of tho city, aud is always In hot
water. Lust summer no was reported
killed by the explosion Of powder under
a stump, but after ponning an elaborate
account OF his death. the writer was
"knockod all of heap" when on going
home almost the first man lac met was
Joe with his hoad all swathed In cotton.
Since then he has been rather retired
aud quiet, but he Is In trouble again,
being brought to the station last night
charged with obtaining money under
false protenses. Among the negroes
there exists a profound belief In Witch
craft or "Voodooismn as II Is known 10
them. There are several OF the colored
class who claim 10 have mastered the
uncanny art to such an extent as TO DO
able to drive away the evil spirits, aud
IL IL TO this that the redoubt-
able Joe owes his present difficulty. a
man named James Davenport came
hero from Cincinnati with his wife, who
! by the way, Is "A white woman, and took
| lodgings up AZ the sand pits. Dayen
port obtained situation on one OF the
coast packets, but only made one triI
when he was seized by n strange NAL
ady which left him helpless and melan
chOly. Various remedies wero tried
without ciicet when mention wa
mado of his probably havinl
been "trlckcdm or voodooed by SOM
one. This vas accepted tls true, an,
Davenport's wife, hearing Of Joe Cat
I sen's pratentions IN tho matter OF drl,
Ing away all such uncloan spirits, sen
for him. lie called, aud after looking a
the sick man, said that he could eur
him. He was given money, and sri
that no would call next day, which h
I did, nj which time he prepared u loiior
. composed, joe says, Of camphor gun
spirits Of inter. This WAS boiled dowr
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Tho RlnIno Suit.

rs receiving the attention OF the courts
aud the people. Why pay so much at
tention 10 a LAW suit, We ask, when
your dress suit is threadbaro and your
business suit il In flinders, and your last
winters Overcoat Is at this very moment
FAIL suit is the Question of the hour,
and Douglas Bros. Is tho place to pro-
cure &C.. Call on Douglas Bros. and see
the very finest materials for suits Of all
kinds, Including the latest designsln
plaids and direct importation from
London. DOUGLAS Bros,
Merchant Tailors, 7O3 Main st.
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Alderman Ed. G. Smith, a member OF
the Police Board, started yesterday ON a
tour of tho Northern and Eastern cities
to inspect tho police systems now in
vogue at New York, Philadelphia, Chi
cage, Baltimore and ST. Louis, and will
apply such parts as are practical to the
Improvement of the Dallas police. He
will be absent several weeks.
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Agricultural Report.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-rhe Septem-
her report of the Department Of Agricul-
ture, now in press, contains elaborate
European crop returns, and an article
on the production OF wheat, which VIII
cause the extension of wheat growing
there. 1t includes, also, a ii Scussion OF
tho question Of agricultural production
ference to home consumption.
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MARSHALL, Sept. 10. Special. May
or Pitts and committee of the board Of
Aldermen and citizens leaye for Dallas
and other points tomorrow morning to
inspect the water works system OF tue
several towns
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Mectlng OF TIeI.el Agents.

BosroN, Sept. l5.-About forty repre-
sentatiyes of prominent railroads
throught the country arrived this morn
ing to attend the scmi-anuual conven-
ton of the National association of gen.
ersl passenger and ticket agents to-mor-
row and Wednesday. About fifty more
will come this evening. An important
session is expected.
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Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi-
ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain In the
Side, No, guaranteed to those using Car
ter's Littlo Liver Pills. Those conf
plants are nearly always caused by tor
pid liver and constipated bowels. Re-
store these organs to their proper func-
Tons and the trouble ceases. Cartor's
Little l.iyor Pills will do this ovory time.
ono pill Is dose. Forty in vial. Price
- cents.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BEmoN, Sept. l5.-ISpecial. Cotton
has taken a start and is coming in lively
and brings from 9 to a, cents.
Eighty-live wagons loaded here Sat
urdgy for the west with lumber anu
merchandise OF every kind.
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rhn morse. nnd the nlc,cln.

81. LorIs, Sept. Eight days Of the
bicvcle-horse contest, which terminated
here last night, resulted In victory for
the horses. The final score stood: Nor
gan, AS miles; Armaindo, 3Dl; total for
bicycles, S36 miles; Anderson and horse,
500 miles
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ROCHESTER,, Sept. l5.-Phallas and
Jay-Eyo-Soe will not trot against time
in Rochester. j. u. Shaw, manager of
Jay Eye-See and Phallas, at the exhibit
tiOn, telegraphs this morning that the
failure was due to the sickness of Jay
Eyo-See.
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Te1as Postal Changes.

WAsurNaToS, Sept. l5.-lSpecial.l-
Postonices Discontinued: GTlock, Gray
son county. Mail TO Norton. Hanover,
Hin county. Mail to Brandon. Spring
Valley, Mitchell county. Mail to Colo
RADIO. $500,
Star Service Established; Route 3l,S69,
Colmesneil to Jasper. From October l.,
1881, TO Juno 30, 1885, established service
from Colmesneil, by Smiths Ferry ana
West Bevilport, to Jasper, 90 miles
and back, six times n week, by an eight
hour schedule. ,.
; S,ar Service changes: Route ,sl5l0'
Woodville to Jasper. From October l,
1881, curtail service to end ~ Town
Blun, decrease distance Is mi les and re
duce the residue ofseryice to three times
week,
star Service discontinued: Route
3l5l7. Jasper to West Bevilport From
Septomhrr -, 1881. Covered by route
tlSp; route 3l5G West Bovilport u
Colmesneil From September ~, 1854
Covered by route 3lSji; route 3lIJ5. Au
rora to Sprmgtown. From September
80, 1881. Covered nv route $3.50; rout
SINS. Cottondalo 60 Garvin. From Sep
tomber 30, 1851. Covered by route glS'O
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Joint Di.cms.iun.

BURNETT Sept, l5.-lSpecial. Our
citizens are making an effort to got up u
! large barbecue here, the occasion being
! "a Joint discussion between SayerS ana
! Rector, Democratic aud Republican
candidates for Congress.
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weather IIeport,

GALVESTON Sept, l5.-Following Is the
weather report, furnished 10y the Signal Ser
vice In con- Junction with the railways;
WAsuINGToS, sept. l1,-for the West Gull
States: Generally fair weather; southerly
winds; higher temperature.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l5.-Tho Even
ing Bulletin, the oldest afternoon paper
in Philadelphia, reduced its price to-day
from to . cents.
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Sr. Louis, Sept. l5.-uvor lAOJJ puoli'
school children visited the Exposition
to-day, accompanied by nearly 400
teachers, under the flyo-cent admission
fec. The c'iy has been divided INTO
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Bank suspension,

CHICAGO, Sept. lj.-The Journals
Rockford, Illinois, special says: \. c.
Thompson's bank closed this morning.
A notice was posted on the door OF tho
hank and signed by N. G. Thompson,
President, which stated that owing 20
tho stringency of the money market, no
was unable to meet his obligations rs
they maturod, and was compelled to
suspend, believing from common expe-
rience that an assignment would result
In unnecessary losses to creditors. He
therefore determined TO apply his assets
directly to satisfy his debts, and II such
course should not meet the creditors
approval, rs soon IA accurate lists OF
pronerty aud liabilities can no made, ho
will bc glad to meet his creditors In con
sultation AZ to how their interests can
best be suhserved.
liabilities are stated to be SjO0,0Oo; as
acts include stock in tho n. &, Thomp-
son Manufacturing company, and are
believed sunlcien-to cover all Liabilities
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A..l.,an, Treasurer fus.ignated-siivOr
Dollars.

WAsINuroN, Sept. l5.--Assistant SOC
retary Coon has boon designated
bv the President Hs Acting
Secretary of the Treasury for ten days
from to day. The designation of Coon
instead of Assistant Secretary FIeheh'
issonsider,d somewhat Significant,
The issue of silver dollars for the week
ended September IA, Is Ao3eS; tor the
corresponding period Inst year. {lN0'W'''
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Marsalis a Co. are receiving over
twenty-five hundred cases OF canned
goods,
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SPORTING NOTES.
THE BROWNS AT GALVESTON.
They ado Up" Galveston Again-score
10 to 4-Betting High-New York
Sluggers-Bicycle Beat by
Horses Three Miles.


GALVESTON, Sept. l5.--The second
game of the Galvestons and Dallas
Browns was played to-day to a fair at
tendance, and in loose playing all
around and fatal errors for the Calves
tons was the repetition of the first meet
ing of yesterday.
Betting was largely in favor of the
Browns, though many pinning faith to
the home club, placed even money,
while others demanded and received
odds of 800 to $50, which as the game
progressed increased to 81 to 81, with no
takers.
Dallas was first to the bat and retired
with two runs. Galveston failed to
score in their first inning, but made up
| for lost time 10y putting twOruns to their
credit in the second, against zero for
! Dallas. The widest enthusiasm pre-
| vailed and the GalVeStuu~ az this stage
were looked on AS sure winners, which
/ found confirmation WHCn Dallas again
failed to tally in the third, while CAL
weston added another to their account.
In the fourth inning Dallas increased
! the score hV three runs and from thence
on had it all their own way.
In the fifth inning Galveston put VI
their final run, and their subsequent pro
cecdings were recorded by series OF
blanks.
Murray and Clark were the Dallas
battery, while Galveston, opening will
Curry and Pujol, concluded with Re
benac and lngraham.
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This mos, popular shoe We have in hut
ton and Congress Gaiter. Tho stock 10
nrst-cinss, and the style rs good as any
shoe double tho amount. We have ais
an elegant line Of Low shoes, In Calf and
kid. In all the leading styies--Button, rh
and oxford. aud have reduced the price Oh
All OF them. Give us trial before pur
cl,a sting, aud We viii give YOU salts faction
Special attention glven Ia mall orders
LEO N K "A Fl N !
COS Elm street.
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RyIX. WISE COUNTY, TFxAs, March "a, 1854,

EARyIN WISE COUNTY, TFXAS, March "a, 1884,
Brothers,
Genlemen Send me three dozen Of TXS AGUE TONIC
have sold every bottle received from and
and has failed single instance.
Yours truly W. p. SEARCY.
DEALERS
w bv xas
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Lundhorg's Perfume, Edenla.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Iundborg's Perfume, Alphine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lilly OF tho Valley.
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PERSONAL.

Marsalis& Co. are receiving over 7OC
bags Of coffee.
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The Telegraph Right-of. Way Controversy
TrxARK ANA, ARK, Sept. l5.--A bold
attempt was made last Saturday by the
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph company to
build its line along the right of-way of
the Texas d Pacific railway. After sew
raj poles had been planted close to the
track a writ of Injunction issued by
Judge Estes was promptly served on
the Baltimore Il Ohio managers and the
work stopped. superintendent Hall, of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio, evaded service OF
! the injunction on Saturday evening by
boarding south bound train and re
fusing to receive the writ when handed
him by u deputy sheriff. The officer
threw the writ at his feet. The new line
is now being slowly built to the north OF
the right-ot-way through the woods.
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three districts and one day allotted to
each district, so that all the school chill
dren in the city will be afforded an
opportunity to see the beauti-
fut display at nominal price.
The art hall of the Exposition
will be opened Wednesday night, and
will contain between 5000 and 1900 first
class examples of foreign and American
art. The central piece will be Gabriel
Max's famous picture Marguerite. which
attracted so much attention in Munich,
now exhibited for the first time in
America.
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Police Force to BE RemodeIed.

Nicely Covered-All books bought nom
Erh'a
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The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-26
FRANK BREUER'S FUNERAL.
To be Attended by the Volunteer f. d.
Association.
And by SIX Companies of the Paid De-
paPLment.

And by SIX Companies of the Paid De-
paPGment.
Last evening large number of the Volun-
teer fire department association, of which
the late Frank Breuer was a respected mem
Der, met at the old court house to make suit
able arrangements for attending his funeral
at nine O'Clock this morning, from the church
of the Assumption. The president of the
association, Mr.. R. c. Wiley, called the meet
ing to order and presided.
A committee consisting of R. G. Wiley, j.
C. Prendergast, NJ B. Farrell, C. II. Will
lams, John Lunkenheimer and j. G. Don
nelly was appointed to draft series of reso-
lutions expressive of the feelings and senti-
ments of the members of the association in
regard to the death of the deceased The
following committee was also appointed to
confer with Assistant Chief Engineer Hilder-
brand as to the arrangements TO be made
with the paid department for attending the
funeral: R. c. Wiley, John Lunkenheimer
and E. B. Birge.
Mr.. ]. G. Donnelly was appointed COM
mittee to confer with Chief of Police Clark in
regard to the part the police would take in
the ceremony. Mr.. Donnelly communicated
Immediately with the chief and reported that
the police would assist.
The association voted to attend the funeral
in body, after which it adjourned.
THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The following detail from the fire depart
ment will meet at Central fire hall this morn
ing promptly at nine o'clock and repair with
their machinery to the square in front of the
church of the Assumption to attend the
funeral, and after the conclusion will 60 in
the procession to Calvary cemetery as far as
the junction of Rice and Martin streets
Hook and ladder No. 1, chemical No. l, and
engines Nos 1873, and 5.