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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
THE WEATHER REPORI.
CONVENIENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. April 12.-FOr New-England.
generally fair and clearing weather variable winds slight
changes in temperature and rising followed by falling
barometer.
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
followed by rain by Saturday evening. winds shifting to
easterlv, rising followed by falling barometer slight
changes IN temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio VALLEY. increasing coud
and rain, variable winds mostly from east TO south,
lower barometer and nearly STATIONARY temperature
For rle Lower Lake region. fair weather followed on
saturday afternoon or evening by local rains. variable
winds shifting 10 eastery, slight rise IN temperature,
faIlu. preceded IN cast porlIOn BY rising barometer.
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THROUGH NETWORK STATE.
MRS. HAIGHr NOT TO BE HANGED.
TuE GovERVor's RFAsOys FOR COMMITTING HER
srNrENCE TO LIEE IMPnIsONMENr.


SENTENCE TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT
ALBANY. April 1.-THE Governor has com
muted the OF Augenete +. T. Haght' who was
convicted Madison County OF murder in the first degree
aud sentenced 20 be hanged April l.. TO Imprisonment
for life In the Onondsgn County Penitentiary ana mas
hled tho following reasons:
have examined the facts in the case and have
doubt o the Justice Of the conviction. The sentence
OF death necessarily followed such cV W
Vction under the provisions OF 'n'
criminal law. While there II naturally n feeinR vi
repuRuance against the execution OF woman au ~
no means ssed that in the present condition Of the law
whirh prescbe- the punishment OF death for murder ~
the first degree women should he exempt rom Hnrh
punishment solely on account their but in TINS par
ticuIr case having made full investigation OF ihs
condition OF the condemned woman, niu
mar sho ia edvanced IN wears and the
report of the medical examination made Dy my
direction ds,lo.e that her bodily ailments aud nnIhos
such That b quite likely her life will not be OF long
lrati,n auy event Ihsve determined erefore' 70
commute her sentence OF death imprisonment Tor NE
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THE Man WHO CAN LEAD DEMOCRATS TO VIC


FTJTN tn ITt4IIIH tJII |II'"'I'
Everybody know, thaC Nr. Iilden cares
nothing Tor the nomination. and that he does not regard
the office or President prize to De couended for II
we'll that this s So II ST. Tdcn candidate for
tnr nomination II his attitude was that Of contest
fut. As availability cInd late would be- open 20
question. Bar hc IS not candidate ne j. not al AlVu7 I'D
become President he antagouZHs no candidate A. maj
fcr- stand tle census or Democratic ollI' mas
led ups .ir III den ~ the man Who can cG .hc
party to victory. All this II well undrr-tool bJ Lth'-
Gratis everywhere. The ,let hat Mr. Ilich j. not can
iltr W mot prevent tdr Democratic party from uoml-
mating u.m and the tat that ne has Sdu ne c'hh" de
c,p tuD nomination ulder present circumstances VII
not stand way OF Dol, acceptance Wuch thc 'oitH
ton meets. THIS matter about when no DcmOcI! ~
need give himself concern. II VIII -'ttr l-e At
tr iut rest OF tIe Democratic party demand te hoH
uatlou pl Nr Uru "a ouf lnd Hueul tty certa4uis
O. Doe W. uudlu1 eddy nominated II ne D. nominated
hc WI. accept and f be accepts tAe NOMINATION. no VIII
] . ". L. d
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GREAT LEGAL FUSS ABOUT A CHEAP DOG.
f-cp ANN rrr Tur

NoRwIou. April IA. G. Walling, of South
E'mceton. LIST fox hound about two years ago lie
tried 20 dnd The animal whou. success and had given
him u Tor lost wear and half later, however the dog
was found Pharala in possession of Charles ShumWay
of Thai place. Wag replryened the dog. The suit came
for trial 40 columbus before Justice LOerdge In Jan
u1ry last The attracted attention from All parts ot
the county. Five lawyers employed on the case
nftv wituea-rs and about 800 spent. me
trial resulted loo verdict for the plaintiff An apprs WIS
taken hv the DESCENDANT This week motion was maze
before judge jerks dismiss the appeal JuCge enAS
reserved biz decision The dog SAID 10 be worth SO
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Inc NEST
T. A-IER ards
10 tAe city 40 LEACTs. 20 Ness3l-st


ErRSELL-Eutered into rest on Thrrd evening April
TO- I-,f 81 BuTle widow 0l th' Hie Lealue' hlf-
urll. thr Hlta year OF E"r age.
Fuurr. u De- read ui tlo resi- enc OF hfr i,
HhAm 40. 20 MA40u3fo, On SATURDAY tAo I'm
oil p M.
Relatives and tIl ads are Invited.
Ir.ermrnt private.
Flt-scOut towers.
LUTGER-Iut-r-i into rest Friday morning. Aprl ISL
the lDen IT, burger 'N '''
54sh Yf h.s ..-t,,t
d. r8 -y.es fiau 10 East lOthst. N Monday Apr 49,
a. O'Clock.
BHLNNAPAt her residence Rose.o 81 iha5 u ,, ,
s April TO- N.rgift Prize boA ltp WHO" oI NN'"''''
be-. auau. AMI dau CATER o; tie lAte thomson i+.c -
If4rl 10 ali'i iit Ai'
from rer ao residence saturday Afternoon Aph ~ ~
bal .gus- o'clock .--t.- .....- ,..
Iui-. iu .lt 90 " uu,l.HL. y A., uy she .ha- J.
Please oHIit hOWrr7.
C.Ll,tAN-0L Thurs ay April lo FRA A. Coleman ia her
d,
lcr r last ia st on -4iula1y, Aprl l., az ii a.
CgAWFuRl In brooklyn, Friday Aprl H. 1884, Mary
Ianglla- o. Itlu .ud the la-e ar a.et Crawford
Funeral eir rrsltlcH io HJ,ss,- blOoayn
b. d. on - MAY Tue 80. ins-. a. D IA
Int,ul est camp she xt day. upon arrival Of tram
leaving New or 40 5 n rat sAur3 ElrO4I
ba,Ise r..es aad Cats-li papers p.tgsoco.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
BETWEEN GRANT AND BLAINE.
CONGRESSMAN BELFoRD's OPINION OF THE OUT
LOOK AT CHICAGO.

rBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBCSEI
WASHINGTON, April 11.-COngressman Bel
ford who h one Of the political prophets not always ap-
precated at their full worth, said TO preventative of
TIE STIR tonight Either Mr.. Grant or Mr. Blaine Will
be the Republican nominee for President. When say
this know what 1 talking about. Grant is the man
who is the most likely be the choice Of the convention
There can hardly he a doubt that he viii be nominated
Rut IL he should not tren the forces will TO
Inc and he viii be- nominated. Wait until the middle
OF May and you viii see that | I'm right know WIN
emphasi--l know what Is contemplated
What are Mr.. Arthurs chances asked the reporter
Mr. Arhurs chances are no better than mine was the
replv He has no chance VIII stevrr'
And Mr. LogausI" Its al rglt about Logan. That
side play. ten you It Is between Blaine and Grant =;
be said, Nth d significant smile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
PH01CGR4PHI8G ELECTEICAL CHANGES

Bo,roy, April lat the request of the
"a ted states signal Service, aud after years expert
mrut al the lryaId Astronomical Observatory, an IN
s1lmeut has been constructed which Will photograph
every change in the electricity IN the air ant furnish
measurement OF The changes. Tie method employed Is
,rt4f 4. known a. The " Thomson me, hOi.' Coming
c.n.- in tn- direction or the wind RAINY weather AMI
comm, storms auI tne involved actors required ~
t weather are f0rrtOld by The apparatus out
thr ATOMS are yet m enough 10 lead ~ ANY de-
ell- Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

w. are Quite sure that If our house drain pipes
leading from the bowls, sinks and watcrclosets
were nadeof glass that glance could the
Of purifying diseased breeding matter they contain II
would not be necessary nualy remind oar
that FREQ ueny rnsng the pipes with Pat Chordes
is so essential 10 he preservation Of health.
Although VIC cannot sell Them yet the OF disease 90
exist and they only destroyed By tao direct acton OF
thi1 powerful chemical dsn,ectant
For all the purposes OF household disinicc0u Platt's
"a orioles Is especially prepared Od1ress prompt reliable
anu cheap 1t Is just what every family needs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS AT NIAGARA.

B1FFtLo. April 1.-The Niagara Falls
Park Commissioners yesterday listened TO arguments by
L. G. -pra-1ie who maintained that the owners Of the
island owned "a. waters half way 20 the Canadian shore
and 10y Mr. Wilcox argued that they belonged TO the
-tHtr. The Commission this morning heard testimony
rc-arlil- tAc yi.lc Of Bah Island. owned Dy tins
Niagara FAILS Pepper Ns1u'ac Iriug COMPANY tho ln-
come fpu which IT. $4,000 per year. The commits
slOLcr- atjOIIacd 90 meet 81 the Fails Oh July ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
SUDDEN DEATH AT CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.
-nr I.LE.nArH ~ TNE rsIBCNE.I

JAMESTOWN, April 11.-Captain Caleb Nor
ton Will. si % reading this morning at home az Bemus
Point. Ca.u-aulIa Lake, suddenly FELL dead without Ut
terug word The supposed cause NJ his death is heart
sease the eff OF injuries received when the boiler
toe steamer llu auqIi exploited about twelve years
ago Nor1u owned ald rented row boats ~ Bemus FOR
many yeas, LIE has extensive acquaintance amGEs
t- t.fJ.s from AL parts o. t-r country a. The lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
SNAIL PRICES FOR PICyrRgy

Ortgies n COS auction sale of paintings was
concluded last evening thsr galleries NOs 80 AID
a. Broadway. There wIs good Attendance, bat 40
spirit wis manifested IN tue bidding. Among he subjects
sold were Al th- opera PiCulcr, Munich, rl15 B.
waiting for toe Fishing F,tei,' Dams .nrDedcr I'D,
lIr-Ir 4i3; q" Cat aHI Altels -chnilz0crErr tIuch.
$40 and A Game o. Dice" ,re,s,er, Munich, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

e.ptabo In other Stoces and especially IN NewYork
here. Upon that pcrnt they yet by means
tain. and do not believe that much AZ e0teffe "
Republicans he found In this city think 10 dssira
bic 70 send delegation 70 Chicago committed 10 the adj
mcni Is to send IMPLIED yed eaOn OF men who can
trusted best interests OF the party
10 M - lIe he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

tie Ne,v York artists first among whom IA MI - aaeh
Weir who Il represented by fesze STUDY Oa -
rtan Girl IN, Landscape and marine painting inc
average of the work IL high. The best Iep
r. entation II made by George "a SnihsI WHO sno~
three picturea 81 witch n view on thc Masdchuse,s
coast evidently near Marblchesd. AMI iarse -',s y.
wlovr ~ NewburyPort are the beat iahs''1po9 =" INV
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
LOSSES IN DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, April 11.-At 1890 a. m.
toy fire broke ont in the building occupied by Dickcr
son & Company, subscription book publishers and The
Dqlv INNS newspaper Office The editorial AMI compOs
inc rooms Of the latter completely burned out
Uickrf-on ~ Compauy : premises also badly dam
aged by fire and water Losses. between $4,000 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
A N0VCHALANT HORSE THIEF.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmrNll

POM JERvI-. April 11.-Eugeue West, Of
sparrow lush small hamlet here tied his horse TO
front ~ store This evening while he ia to make
purchase While inside the store, well-Iressed young
man. stranger stepped info the wagon and drove OF.
was seen h- officers who did not know that he had
stolen the hose aud wagon. Officers now in pursuit
% THE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
SHOT " 4 SHOOTING GALLERY.

Frederick II. Barney, of No 4S Pearl-st.,
was sAot in the head evening at the shooting gal
lery No 100 West Foureenth->t, by John Heapv, a
merchant living ut the Grand Central Hotel Barney,
who was found be- seriously hurt taken 10 the
New-York Hospital. Heapy said that the shooting was
accident but he arrested and taken 20 toe Charlie
Il. station house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
HOW CITIZENS or CLEVELAND FEEL.

Prom The CfSrSiaHd Le1dST lRrp) .
The communications expressing the peoples
choice FOR President have become numerous that the
pressure upon columns precudes the publication OF
anything than the result The expressions on opn-
Ion now before MS foot up Blaine III Logan, ); John
sherman Arthur. 4 All favor Lincoln for NcePresi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
Call tor iIecrins Profess Against ,he Passage Of IA
URFACE RAILWAY BILL"

meeting o.: the nr0pCrtvorner7 ana citizens Of the Try %
New.Yor IS hereby called 70 De -ed al Chckerug HA
SATURDAY EVENING, april IL. ar 73Oocock
TO protest yaast the passage OF Assembly Bin 20 6J5
known as the Surtae. Railway BiL" This bin designed
t. give existing horse railroads monopoly o. tc stree
and avenues OF New York city without exception and q
nulify o. the Rapid Transit Commission now sit
ting which u not iniercred with viii give the people u
YorA competing system surface tIee from
the lecuonaDe obnoxious features which pertain
h0rse-cars.
The under ynrd would respectfully lrge that property
owners ami 1eus Iucluus ladies turn out IN masse
record their protest against the Wholesale APPROPRIATION
,i.e, --ra,ts nv Q fe bor4 a. ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
THE EDNUyDs MOVEMENT WITHOUT HIS CON



The EdmUuds candidacy has III It no element
o. intrigue. Ia. neither mGChue nor organ behind 10.
II has not the consent and still loss the enco rgr
ut OF senator Edmuuds. II j. great spontaneous
and only Ouethe desire Of the aux and ME OF the Re
publican party mem who do the voting ana do not
the cranks nominate the candidate who Will De
most OF election and who when elected will make the
best President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
SUDDEN DEArH IN A UTICA HOTEL.

UTICA, April 1O.-Rlchard MllleL age
sivt five years formerly OF Marcy, in this county died
suddenly ia the new Central Hotel here today over
81 900 was found in his clothing and bonds and other
valuable papers In hls trunk. lie ma two sis
In New ok, Miss Mary 5. Miller and Mrs Walter NJ
Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
COURT Of APPE4L&

ALBANY, April 1.-THE following IL the day
calendar OF the Coult Of Appeals for Monday;
Nos. 7lJ, go. III. 3d. go, go, al aad $40
Aprii 10 and 20 VIII ne motion days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
POPULAR FEELING N MARYLAND FOR BLAINE

Fr1fI IN bdIfIlUff dI7tItIN |ttVI
The free preference of the Republicans Of
and f.. fIr Blaine. The Republican counties or this
are strongly for Blaine. Tie party m this state
might be- man pu.atc into dntasOI-n 10 him IN the con-
yrutou: bat IL would be- disastrous blunder our adj
all Republicans u Mary land H. Don row against
the tide All the currents Of popular feeling are n
Haine'- favor. he Willie President in 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
wANrINa THEIR CnrRCHEs RErrRNED :

Troy. April 1O.-The Troy Conference at
Amsterdam today unanimously resolved TO petition the
General Conference 10 Philadelphia 10 give back to the
couf.r renee OBJ. churches OF tie Burlington district
Gently i.red ariu-t tlor viii % The Vermont Con
ference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
wLsooNsIN wAIrLNl ID aaAR non NEHY0EK.


Among Milwaukee Republicans, rs among
tuo-e OF t general Y, the prrva ling -eltlmrli d
al Mr Artaur has PROV safe ana upright e4ecullfe
n uou nltr they fJuli cheuruuy support hnni OUT me-
t"rEs tat - g. the wisest tug 90 nominate AIu
tey deslle 10 be saasIcd ta4t he val DO equally as &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

TRIrrSH OFFICE April 12-I a. m.-The movement
the during the fair end clear weather OF
yesterday upward. The temperature ranged he
tween 40 and $40 the 46le9 being 2Ao lower
corresponding day last year and go higher
than Thursday.
Clear aud slight changes 10 temperature fol-
lowed by Increasing clOudiness and chances Of rain
be xDected to-day IN TINS city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
nR0WNLNG HLnsELF IN 4 R4rF.rrR.

julius Schulz, aged fifty, a German cabinet
maker. living at No. 315 East Eichty-sixth-st. was
found dead IN bah-tuh IN his house night He mad
filed the tub with water and drowned himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
on.J DEIocEAric SENATOR'S FOR PAYNE.

columbus OHIO DspIfcl q, The ttlctnndi EHGulT.,
4 careful poll WAS made yesterday 81 the
Dem0cril.c urinu az the state uate WHEN shows
Payne iu lead Ol tle twenty wO DcmOcttc soma
tors. sixteen Tor IA Me- moss itA-ianhu- hI7 it
dr.uiti0u. 10 Thought tult iur tue interest &" MS
party Mr Paine w. reconsider Lis Diet .alnatpu NOT ~
Y- % e.ItIlf. Iur iurilN.4 un .c 4 tI tri'.n- t4 t
preferences ,ud cy.str, said: For tuc nominee For
Mcdonald. 1, for l.lIr... :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
No KFrLy MOTOR EXHlBITIOE.

PHILADELPHIA. Apr. lJ.-!he e1.lDiton 81 me h--ly
motor promised TO-DAY again Dcen po,ip0nti no
secre.rv oil Ic conp4uy sid today thdt MF ke'iy vas
not yet ready; could Hot say wien the eA4oi-ioA
would take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TISLTORS FRnH W4SHINGrON.

POstmaster-General Gresham, Third Assist
ant Postmaster-General Hazen, and r. A. Thompson.
OF the Railway Mail Service. lett Wash
hgt0n yesterday afternoon and arrived in his city at
late hour last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

TROY, April lO.-Ihe attorney for the Tax
MAYER. Association has secured order 10 cause
why Ice Commissioner Iydorn should not be removed
f-lm office The aGIlv o. ~ 20, hives eating Omnittee
OF A. Icrmou state tGe- Hvd ORR Excise Commission
maid L.-g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
5peclal Notlces.
The seaside Library

A The seaside Library.
outto9Yy f. eiefE ss 81 9n Nd 'oTs Eyp'
CHARITY BLAND.
BY Grace Mortimer 100
SEASIDE II BRARY 80 1910.
MARRIED FOR MONEY.
By Lucy Randall Comfort ..-.-..--.. 200
volume BY Alexander Dumas ..-.. -......-..-- 2Oc.
2s5-Iaiy Cays Pride b. MIR Alex sfeleig Miller .es
lC98-rho Duae OF Kandos By A. 4athey. -.-.--- goo
I61-Ihe Headstrong ruIS :, h9,L by Jules Verne loo
lbIT- he Head9treng Turk 81 half ~ lues Verne Joe
i .7-seaed Llps By F. pu Boisgo5ey ---.-.--. 7oc-
i7ss-Ioha sill and his Island By Max o'Rel 49,. loc
l'l3-Ile Treasure Sd 81 = ianlS99 Mysrs--' re:
lrl1-Not tAe Otlef '1lris by Hosa y. Di %
For sale Ply al news efs or cent ~ 4ay address l1s,iss
''-' GEORGE MUNRO, Publisher
p. Box 3,7jl) - to-. Van .e"atef-st, Ne"-i0rk.
The lIo,t Popular Fashion Magazine.
THE NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAR
NETWORK MONTHLY FASHION BAZAR.
The Nay humber contains al he spring and summer fsai)l'
fo1 Ladies an, iRa Children.
Beautiful models Of new spring and summer toilets.
ladies. Waking and escaDios r,,-aue. .ateen Garl.,
and Tea 9a.rs. Man'le- Wraps ana Aa1uess, JacSet'
Cisters, Rasirus aud Jerseys
cl-I.eu'' Garments, Nay Millinery.
straw Iat. and Bonss. ,Eam English and French model.
and Walking Hats designed By the noted Paris MI
liners.
The Nay Xgqloer eo2ta.a' Nev story enHasl
BY tie author or " Dora horne SC
Mrs 4. egaudcr NJ W en- lIlers
Charming serial
THE NFw-Y0'EE SM55NIIiLT FAstIIov BAzAR
Is tor sale by oil nsE.iea.r' r. ' DE- sent o'age "a
per cal Address .-. -.
= to y v1uatwat.r.-r. Ne,,. = ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

aouis that has had precisely the opposite eayTt , Ine
.rcatos lhe number ~ countries tiai ehNast n ILL
farturin lower viii the price OF inann'"o'''" H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IRE shoss the variations In tas city BY
ofinh-s ivsonI 0fms H. the ~
preceding midnight The bite oscssn
hy the daring d1stf
the variations Ia Ind ss,d THERMOMETERS dii
PhArnlAcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

You may escape Pneumonia by resOrting in
time to JAMES EXPECTORAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12
TILE PPFSTDENCY.

Morgan-st Jersey City. wailc intoxicated last night
hang cd hlinselfin his bedroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

When BABY was sick, we gave her CAsToR'A.
Wien she wasa child, she criei iorCAsTORiA
When she became Mss. she c.uus 70 CAsTORlA.
When she uad Children, she gave thou CAsTCSIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-12

Cognse z Co.'S Cashmere BouIuet Toilet Soap.-rhs
novelty iu optional srea sh ~ peri lo are the p3,Us
In "a. ALL4tIlAa d TINS lAKIrI1A. ar..llc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-23
Personal Points.

Hon. J. W. Lloyd, of Edgington, was in
the city today.
Mr.. ]. s, Gilmore is in Chicago today
on business
Mr.. l. Liberman has returned from a
flying visit to Peoria.
Miss Bessie Harper and Mrs. s. B. Ed
son returned this morning from st. Louis.
Prof. s. s. Kemble is absent in Oska-
loosa, Iowa, on business and pleasure
combined.
Mr., James E. Normoyle, who left the
other day to attend the academy at High
land Falls, N. Y, is stopping a few days
in Washington, the guest of Congressman
Niece.
Hon. l., c. Starkcl, of Bellevllle, repre-
senting the Chicago stationery house Of
Brown Pettibone & Kelly, is in the city
on business. He is a prominent demo
crat, and represented his district in the
last house of representatives.
Mr.. FL. Fl. Parks, of Edgington, father
of our popular citizen, Capt. J. J. Parks,
was in the city visiting his son today. The
gentleman has been attending the old
settlers meeting, and is now on his way
home. He came to this county in 1888,
and is, therefore, one of our oldest MO
neers
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-23
Ga,esburg Girls

The Galesburg girls are frisky set.
Every once in a while they come to the
surface in some unique and dazzling raid,
full Of genius and the essence of frolic.
A few nights ago they got together and
hired all the livery rigs in town. Then
they invited the young gents to take a
leap year sleigh ride. They kept the
poor, shivering young fellows out most of
the night, though some Of them cried like
babies and begged to be taken home
The livery men became irate, and when
the painting chargers were brought in
charged such big bill that two-thirds of
the girls hadn't money enough to settle.
So they whispered to the livery men that
papa will pay the bill The town was
boiling over with mad papas the next day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-02-23
The Pious Programme.

Christian chapel: J. H. Wright. pastor,
will discuss The argument from the land
and the book" at 10:45 a. m. No night
service. Sunday school at els a. m. F.
Fl. Kaupke, superintendent.
In the First Baptist church, the Rev. l.
W. Read pastor, will preach at 1O:45 a.
m, upon 'Neighborly Love" There will
be no evening service at 2 p. m. Sunday
school at $50 a. m, j. W. WEIGH super.
intendent
Twentiath direct Evangelical Lutheran
church: the Rev. C. A. Mennicke, pastor.
Text at 10 a. m, Luc, xviii: 81 43.
Thema; "Das Leiden und Sterben Yesu
Christi Elm Geheimniss." Christenlehre,
$50 p. m.
Not in Word, but in Power" will be
the 1045 a. m. theme of the Rev. J. A.
Reynolds, pastor of the United Presbyte.
rian church Young peoples meeting at
$50 p. m, subject word; Hope" Sun
day school at $50 a, m, Hugh Warnock,
superintendent.
Trinity church: Rev. R. F. Sweet,
pastor. Morning prayer. service and
sermon at 10;45; communion at 10. Sun
day school at $50 a. m; Robert Hudson,
superintendent. Trinity Mission: services
with sermon by the pastor, Rev. R.F.
Sweet, at $50 p. m. Sunday school at
$50 p. m.
The Church of Today and the Church
of the Future" will be the subject of the
sermon preached, at 10:45 a. m, in the
Central Presbyterian church, by the Rev.
S. s. Cryer, pastor No7p. m. service.
Sunday school at s:S0a. m; J. NJ. Buford,
superintendent Young peoples meeting
at p. m; bible reading on Temper
ance."
There will be bible study by the whole
congregation of the Swedish Baptist
church, at 1870 an. At 7:30 p. m the
Rev. A. B. Orgren, pastor, will discourse
upon What we may learn from the jail
er, Acts xvi. This service will be fol.
lowed by baptism. Sunday school at $50
a. M; C. o. Jensen, superintendent
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m.