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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25

4s JOSS ol memory, ZaSsltude, nucluIu"l clill' siurs, aversioLs 10 society, dunness "i Vis- SiOL, noises in the head, the vial huld PuSs- Ing unohservrd through the rlne, and lnany other disrnses that lead 10 insanity and uea'h
 Dr. Mintie. who is d regular graduated physician, will agree to forfeit five hundred doilurs for a case of this kind that the Nlta. Restorative (under his special devise and treatmen0 will not cure, or for anything m cure or injurious found in it. Jlr. MlEte Greats all diseases successfully without mer- cvry. Consultation free. Through exam inAtion and advice, including analysis oi urine, S5. PrIce of Vital Restorative Sl.0O bottle, or four times the quantity Jor 50; b:nI to any address upon receipt Ut price, or c. Q. D secure from observation and m DIT yate maze, if dpslrcd, by A. E. MIN lIE, M. Or. No l2 Kenrny street, San Francisco, Gal Dr. .Mintie'e Kidney Remedy, NGPHEETI- GUM curse all kinds of kidney and bladder complaints, gCunurrhPa, iecucorrhud, gieeL For sale by a.l druggists; Si bottle, six bottles S5.
 Dr. Mirtie's Uqndeion Pills and thc best Id cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in 1tmarket. For s'le by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 lIbe sent to any one applying by letter btating sym ptoms, sex and age. Strict se- ,-d 4,, all hr:s as
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25
The Great English Remedy

It is q never failing care f0r nervous Ie
 billtY, exhausted yi- tality, seminal weaS- ness, sFerIRaiorrlIeu, lost Dlaohood, lmpo- teney, paralysis, aiid all the terrible elects of self abuse, youth fullies and C. Cesaes ID mature years-Such
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25

.B. EE. OGEE&BBY. E'res. E.ouisi- anD SatTcnaI EGsIHS1. .s. B. EGgE. E.FsEs EE'EE, Pres. State National EEank. A. EsArlEbVYE-S. Pres. New O,.- Ec2s.S National RE1s snEk
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25

A SF0BENBED GERPDIs T1-NE- TN T'D EsBN A FORTH N E. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, LASS G. IN THE ;CADEMY OF MUSIC, MEN ORLEANS, TUESDAY, ETEIy 1;s, 1S8& -E9 stn Monthly Drawing.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25
Nti2I l4HOtNer.

Hatlner * Shaughnessv. the popular pro prlcturs oi tEe Billiard parlOrs, on Allen st. having made arrangements with the pr0pri tUTs uI the C. Cflehruicu ~oliiiZ Milwaukee. beer, have had fine Ic- ,ue<t erected m their sai0un and are nos prepared to serve their numerous GUS, toners with sch0puerS Gt thi, celebrated beer Oa d.ergLt, ice cold
 ard try t. aitf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25

Et< Gvand Single Eun,ber. Drawings wIlj fake I.lace monthl,, and the Extraordinary Esrsa iuc.. regularly every three months, instead of semi annually as heretofore, hegi ming March ISSb
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25
ASNGUHCR25aE3l%T.

MERCANTILE LAW AND COLLEu1Iox
 OFFICE, Toughnut street, betU cen Fourth and Fifth,
 Tombstone, AriaoRa. CHARLES C. JOHNSON,
 Attorney Gt-Law and Notary Public J. F. PALMER, Accountant
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25

We, tft undersigned Banks erd Bankers, will uuv ail Prizes rawn iu lhe Louisiana State Loftrri which may he prezrrJcd at our counters.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25
Capital Prize, &75. .O0O

400. .99G Tickets lg Five Dollars EaIm. G'T':scg3Oz2s. ill L-ELt7s@ Es7 proportion.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-25
Sample Bottle Free,

lIbe sent to any one applying by letter btating sym ptoms, scx and age. Strict se- crecy in regard to all business traGs actiOUs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

Those who believe that nature will work
off a cough or cold should understand that
this is done at the expense OF the cOnstitu-
ton. Each time this wesken5 the system.
and we all know that the termination of
this dangerous practice Is consumptive's
grave. Don't take the chanches, when a
fifty cent bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Positive
Cure will safely and promptly cure any re
cent cough, cold or throat or lung trouble.
Buy the dollar bottle of Dr. Bigelow's Post
tive Cure for chronic cases or family use,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

Credit j. due the German women aud ply
.cuu~ for first using Red Clover blossoms as
s, medicine. Best results are obtained when
combined with other medicinal roots and
herbs, as in Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic,
which il the best known remedy for all blood
diseases, stomach and liver troubles, PIN
Piles, costiyeness, bad breath, piles, ague and
mallra diseases, indigestion, loss Of appetite,
low spirits, hea lache, and all diseases of the
Kidneys. Price 90 cents of +. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03
The Practices Of Russian Drinkers.

Champagne is the favorise wine OF hus-
slams They drink il, not by sips, "a 1t IL polite
10 do among us-nOr even as 1t Il drunk en-
cabinet particuher when the wine slows In
torrents" to use hackneyed phrase--but as
really robust drinkers only can drink 1t;
throwing back the bead and emptying the cup
At one movement. Foreign Letter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

The Joliet libel case, in which j. II.
Ferris, of the Ne,cs is plaintiff, and Park &
TAFT, of the Press defendants, was decided
in favor of the plaiatitf Saturday morning.
The amount to be awarded the plaintiff
has not been made known yet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter,
mapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin
and positively cures piles, or nopay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
lsfaction. or money refunded Price % cents
per box For sale bv ID. LorriauX.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03
GrIrrs, GlAcerlnr Salye.

The hest on earth can truly be said of
1rires' Glyccriue SalSe which is Il sure
.urc tor GUS, brusc-, -ca dc, burns, wounds,
.ud all other sores win positively cure
lies. letter ana all skin crpuons Try
his touder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed
r. money refunded. only ID cents. For
ale by T.. ! GHge-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

The penitentiary commissioners, in SEES
sion at Joliet. have sent the department Of
Justice in Washington formal notice re.
Iusing 10 accept any more United States
prisoners except at price which will
cover the cost of keeping them. This cost
is estimated at forty-hve cents day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

him with his asScgai opened the breech Of
the gun and hurredly pulled out the old case,
which, to judge from what ensued, must, !
suppose, have burst and left a portion OF It's
fabric sticking TO the barrel AT any rate,
when tried TO get i'll a new case 1t would
only enter half way; and-would you believe
itl this was the moment that the lioness, at
tracted, no doubt, by the outcry of hev cub,
chose TO put i'll an appearance. There she
stood twenty PAGES or 50 from me, flashing
her tail and looking just rs wicked as il is
possible to conceive. Slowly stepped back
ward trying TO push in the new case, and as
did so she moved on in little runs, dropping
down after each run The danger was
imminent, and the case would not go in. AT
the moment oddly enough thought of the car
tridge-maker, whose name will not mention,
and earnestly hoped that If the lion got
me some condign punishment would oycrtake
him. II would not 20 in, SO tried to pull IL
out II would not come out either, and my
gun was useless il | could not shut it 10 Use
the other barrel | might as well have had
no gun Meanwhile was walking backward,
keeping my eye on the lioneSs, who was
creeping forward on her belly without a
sound but flashing her tail and keeping her
eye on me; and in il | saw that She was com
ing in "A few seconds more. | dashed my
wrist and the palm of my hand against tho
brass rim of the cartridge till the blood
poured from them-look, there are the scarv
Of it today
"But il Was not Of the slightest usel Tho
cartridge would not move. | only hope that
no other man will ever b. put in such an aw-
ful position The lioDess gathered herself to-
gether, and gave myself up Tor lost, when
suddenly Tom shouted out from somewhere
In my rear:
"'You ars walking on 10 the wounded cub
urn to the right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03
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Clears cut rate nice, reaches, liy, ants. bedbags.
Heart Pains.

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Heart Pains.
palPmtoa prop-lca sNenss E .!y, IqhsS ,s
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pieIe cure Hard on soft corns, warts. hullohs.
"Ruchu-Paibn."
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Of the Bldudc. e. Druggists.
BcG-Bugs, Files.
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chipmunhs, cleared ont by Tough on Rate" ljc.
Thin People.
Wells Health EeucNcr' restores health and vssr
cures Dyspepsia, ImpOt, nee, Sexual Debility. 81
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Cores cholera collie cramps diarrhpa, aches ,poins,
sprl!ns, headache, neuralgia, rhcuihasn, &c Rough
On Pam F,HHiers, lJc.
Mothers,
II YOU are failing, broken, worn ont and nervous
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II You arc losing your grip on life. try Wells Health
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Ladies' who would retain freshness and viyactI, don't
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Rough on Itch"
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Children, slow In Development, puny scrawny AMI
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03
A Form Of SOLITARY Confinement

The word "reclusion,r which occurs occa-
sonally in foreign dispatches, is applied to
new and terrible form Of solitary imprison-
ment inflicted on criminals in Franco
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

The Bee Hive Dry Goods Store is known
in Chicago as the busiest store in that great
city.
Although Millinery is their leading feat
ure they have increased their stocks Of reg
ular Dry Goods, such as Dress Goods, Silks,
Linens, and more especially Carpets and
Upholstery Goods, to such an extent that
we deem it our duty to call this fact to the
attention of such of our readers as COmtem-
plate visiting Chicago this spring.
1t may also be remembered that the pro
prletors of the Bee Hive will pay particu.
lar attention to any Mail Orders,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

Prosperity and no sdversity makes more
ssscals than philanthrupista
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-04-03

One of the best schools to teach in Allen
is No 4. better known as the Ottawa girls
"favorite" Miss Mary Sinnott, of that
place, is hired to teach here this summer.
We hope Miss Sinnott will be az success
full in No, as the rest OF the Ottawa ladies
were
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY a CLERK.
ATTACKING A CASHIER WITH AN IRON BAR.

HIS UNSUCCESSFUL USE OF cHLoRoFoRM-"hf LIE
ATTEMPTED THE ROBBERY.
desperate attempt to rob the dry-goodS
nrln Of sweetser Pem3roOk Co.. at NO. 314 Broad"ay
was made yesterday by William G. Adams, cierA'
twenty-two years Of who had been In the employ
OF the firm for five years Adams lives at No. 3Si Last
one-hundred aud twenty third-s- He began his sum
mer vacation early In the week, and he had
not been seen about the store until yesterday
uornin & when he entered the place about haipas'o
O'clock. Then he disguised so that he was not
recognized by James Smith, the regular door Keeper
Adams had his dark hair cut short aud coVereo W
a bloud wig. His face painted yellow ana
be wore a black patch over ono eye.
black cap, which half concealed his other eye, anu
coarse clothes completed the disguise he toid Sui'
that he wanted to see the engineer OF the puhuins AZ"
Smith directed him the cellar where the engineer was
u work Few persons were in the store at that time e1
cept the clerks who getting ready for tue DAY
| business.
Adams knew that the ready money OF the nrm was
koptin a vault in the basement where the account OooA
| also were placed at night The vault was near tHo
| foot of a flight OF stairs Assistant Ca'h'er
Fdward Hammond, OF No. 1856 West Hons
tou..t WAS In the vault, taking out inc
hooks when Adams down stairs. Adams naa IN ~
his hand rubber bulb attached TO cologne oottie
otb wrsnned about IT, He tho entrance OF tne
| the n,ru,bers Of the firm r.
'"S -" don't know" Hammond said curtly .
:" have fue perfumes, Auaihs Itsulc'' -.
wonld ike to have yon try them. Just smell OF ths
| colorue" He raised the bottle pressed the Du.y
ana snuirted some OF the chlorOiorn to"si.
hammond thinking 70 stupefy him' Da. M
hammond turned his head away aud toli the rasca, can
9o awIy saving, IL don't want any or thst stun
Hammond had not recognized Adams AS iahilonu s
turucd away Adams took the IRON Dar llo'r a
his pocket, and In another second he hai s'rurA
tho assistant cashier on tue hcdu Win -.
hammond was dazed little by the blow pu' pu'
he closed with ams aud attempted 10, 10 Tn IaT
arm nm Adams wrenchcd himself loose ahi ~.
| upstairs pursued by Hammond, VINO shoute" IA ,wi
help smith seized Adams at tue Goor G, p',o
Tth the assistance OF Hammond held mn
mill uoicemen aud dia-seu ~.
70 he zaneth street station. In the scue al inc
Adams o-t his false WIZ ana black paoh and Wa teco.
n.zrI His bottle chlOrofOGn and IRON c4uD W.,
takcn to the police station as evidence lue P - a,
80 That he had been induced by other persons 10 AT
| tcmnt me robbery. Hammond suffered iIO'u '0H'i
,yoIitn which was not considered scriOus ~.
r nnrr W.. arraignei at the TOnbs in the Al teI
moan tcfore Justice Patterson, but the comIan9ns p
i ye,k from the shock ana OF blood tue Juc.io
a-cGsI to ajIouru the examination until this mOrhlAs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE PRICE OF NEWSPAPER COMPOSITION.

WAsuISGroy, May 15-The Board OF Arbi-
.,ion consisting of ex.Postmaster-G General Horauo
u-r, Commissioner OF Agriculture Colman and ClVii
service Commissioner Oberly to whom was referred tne
controversy existing between Typographical Union NO.
iOl and the Assoc ated Publishers OF washington con-
corning the price OF newspaper composition nave uaue
the following decision:
Frs, That the issue presented for decision IS tnis'
ebould the price OF paper composition IN
,on ne increased from 40 to 30 cents per IOOO euls m
,ncreaso 10 be applied morning and evening PapT's
Liz Second: The facts and arguments presehteu -
The uion under this do not In our opinion Jst!
~ hoard in deciding the proposed increase ID 'o
ths nrce of composition should be made at this lo'
This Is signed by Messrs. King and Coiman- MI
Oberly signs the following; -
II believed the issue made to be as stateu oy @ euo
orttv OF me I,oarI would without hesitation con-
cur In the conclusion arrived at By the majority oI so
t..ue made was In my opinion, broader Ohe anu w !
d.r II price OF composition On morning papers Hhu
les. price evening papers might have pe'h nAcu W
tho arbitratOrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

Mr. Kenedy,; Alex shields's bay geldlns SS,owt
~ s. Mr.. ipInj; Queens County Stable; ches,hu. nr
rcldins Dundee Ia i65 Foxhsll Keene ana "a,
Serts ay'geding Agitator Ia, 100. MT ,,,or To- I
Blsek hussar and Woodlawn 10 10 each. .r,.r ,,s
Agitator aud Dundee were on even ,e,"s ,rmn To-
flag fell and they took the nrs' 5JST1rr a
SeiheE Black Hussar stumbled IN tannS a ry
and Mr. Kennedy fell off but was not H ,nnt ~ Ia
Wooilawn even this point was so iar Oehlhu IN e n G
was out Of the race Agior now took the eaS ssc
second. As Cyclone took 1t he did not tSne raise
himself enough ana caught his front feet ana
over H. landing on his shoulders Mr. Gilpin IN IaIns
of landed some feet IN front OF the nor 80 80.
From the momentum the horse received tton a, n,o
running Jump and the fall lie turned coupiete soe,
saut rolling the PROSTATE form OF MS riaer ~
iousy injuring him Dundee had everytinns s ~,
own way from this out, for Agitatot was -
done Dundee galloped around the track aau won ,n
before Wood avn the only other horse now eit III no
The concluding race was the Maiden Hurdle raSe;
sweepstakes OF $40 each; S4OO added; Gs'ance,
miles. There were six starters: W. q DAYS cnsssn nns
gelding Ecuador (5.l60. NJ. palyl MyhNG
and Sons bay gelding BrMon 4,I4o; GTeenr Y
J. Dalys geldng Tllrord Is, $50. Waker) joseph r.
ODonohue jr.s. bay gelding Rochester "a, if1, "a.
LYNCH Alex. Shields chestnut geIoing aa,s On.
wood o. l49, Pope; and X w. bRR,oa boRsoa :
BAY geidng wooicraft "a. las, Maral Betting.
ter 3 10 l, Bruton and Tford 10 each anu oouci"
7 toll. 49,, ,,., to ho,lov
Ecuador led from start to finish Winning IN noa,us %s "
STYLE Rochester secured second place In the nome nome
stretch. finishing five lengths before llloru IAnu
French mutuas paid 80 90.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
WASHINGTON NOTE5.

WAsnISGros. Saturday. May 10. 1886
NAvA.-The Navy Department is Informed that the
,,,ob ..,ad tbts morning from Charleston s. c. for
Washington, and the JamestOwn from Hampton hoad'
FOR ANNAPOLIS 10 take the Naval cadets Oh cruise
COSGREs-IoNAL LIBRARY BuiLDiS''-lHe Cous'e'
,l T,nr,,v Ruildine Committee met at the Interior
DEPARTMENT to-day and decided 10 present 10 tnu
prrme Court of the District Monday peutloh
}nr the condemnation OF the land ylng he"eeh ras'
CAPITOL and south sts. and First ana second ~,
a. the site for proposed building auhorh1u o5
s,e.s Tne Commission unable 10 secure py Voluh-
tary offers either north the south site u" INC SUN
amed In the bill, S55O,OOO.
OFFENCES AGAINST POSTAL LAwS-Wilham a. "os''
fn, In.nector of the Post Ofce Department has pre-
pared statement of arrests made during te ,hun. VI
March, 1886, Tor violations OF the posta law no
rnent that sixty sts were made curing ths
month Three OF the accused persons we're dls.n" ~
on preliminary hearing ufiy-sx we're hed Ior trai
one AIDED lily and ssntenccd 10 TWO Years ~
prl.1u connected with the pnsthi selNice nl'
assistant -pOstnasttIr thico "ci
po.tma,c.s VI OK six were mail
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
THE sorrHsRy METHODIST CONFERENCE.

RICHMOND, Va, May 15.-In the Methodist
Fnisconal General Conference TO day, the Rev IL. T.
Phillips fraternal delegate from the African Methods
Episcopal Church Conference now IN session al Au'
,a Ga was preseu ed and addressed the Conference
The Revs "sam Jones and "sam" Small. evangellsts
attended the Conference today. A resolution was
offered that sunday school supernteudents be not
allowed to serve more than four years. also resou-
zion 10 appoint Mission Evangelist Both were re-
ferred. prolonged discussion was had over resolu
yersIng columns OF The Christian AdrOcde tthe 0rGal
az ma Ch1rch be not refused because OF unirendnfss
rea or suopo-ed of the parties eAing TO advertise
Tie resolution was lnay referred to committee INC
Rev Mr. Briggs. OF Canada, delivered fartwell a"
dress 10 the Conference. Bishop Hargrlve responded
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

washington. May 15.-rhe Acting Secretary
,h Treasury I'm a letter to the Collector OF Customs at
osreco n " in regard to the Illegal import'tlons
through The mails authorizes hm in cases where post
masters at a distance report the arrival OF packages "
mail suspected to contain dutiable articles 10 require
h nostmastcr 10 open the packages In the presence Oh
~ ~ Leon IN nom they are addressed ana 10 report
the hsrcter quality and value OF the articles 10 IrIe M
~, enable MIN 10 estimate the duties thereon ana lug
o,asfsr is 10 retain possession OF the articles untI
he duties have been paid. This course Is autnoAeu Ia
dr m avoid the xpense OF sending specia Inspector
" I,.tant uo.oGices to examine suspected psckages
The Collector OF Customs at Port huron: hcn, nss >
h.n told that no bond the production OF tue owner
oi j. renul ed on the entry OF merchandise when the
rno. hereof does not live In the United states
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
, curRca Aztec raE PILGRIM MODEL.

Il
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL Church begins to-day
series OF anniversaries which 90 continue throu2n-
ort he MONTH Tonight there is TO be the anniversary
f tho Suuday.,chool: on Tuesday occurs the annual
,e.rne of The society; Thursday the annual meeting
f ne Ladies'. society the oath the annual meeting oi
te church. and on the 27h the closing exercises "a 'o
Industrial SCHOOL Pilgrim Congregational Ohuoh was
oryani z,d III the midst Of tire anxiety tue uepa'e anu
90 coraicr ~ l-62 when deep conviction sOuEDe
i,Iys Vnre.-ion and "a few loyal spirits uctori.laou
Ia establish a church after the pOHty ahu Hlt1 Va g.
;I,,i,n Fathers The first public service was psiu ~
Wnshus on Hall. in Third ave near one uul"' 1' ,
,'s.rtt-itth-,t May 49, 1852. The Rev = bouIie,
~ wa. th first pas tor aud occupied the ppl ~" ninc
wears. A Society incorporated on Juhe ,o,,L
;rI.tees were elected, and d confession OF laita
ovcn,nts and st ining rules prepared and auppsou.
Th rhurch was formally organized and recoghileu w
90 ecrIesiasticL councll October 7, AT which tlmc
there were only thirty eight members. ue =
Hume Missionary Society gave ald lOr thIee so.'
was purchased, aud chapel DulIt anu ueuica'eu o ~
II. 1864. - =, 1-,.,o Tho nrasent pastor
a,ocaaIed IN the charge April -, lS(l oh tuo -
teeuth anniversary OF the church ue lV 'it2 rb
a.; - .a,nnn the need OF q churcn DulluinB' Iui'
Al III Uss acted on The ground at Madlson ave
and hundre and enty -hrstst Was Doueit ,oi
I'll 500 ana the work began on June 10, icS-, NV
corner stone q block OF marble rom tno soIi'o ~
marries was laid in October OF the Same year, ~
front ot the ulpt Is piece OF Plymouth hocA anu .e
mint self is 10 faced with wood from Vea
the old Scrooby Manor House, in scotaLd ! no la9
ser vice in the old church building was on 90 ~,
- and the frat service held III the cnaPei VI '
av cburch on January IA. 1883 Tue cnnrch was com
pleted and consecrPted on June w. tS2o' snra
fbrty- the membership L. now eUo, anu 'o. n,
yer iOO purs III the sunday school lhe phiuiIs an
.nd cost nearly 100000, OF which sTiO,oVo ieA''A
| unpaid in the form Of a mortgage
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16
4 MONUMENT TO SCHILLER IN CHICAGO.

Cu1cAGo. May l. lSpcciah.-A bronze statute
0: the German poet schllerwas unveiled at Lincoln FA
this afternoon. The was overcast and there "e'o
,e,cut showers Of rain but the crowd was neverthe
large The German National coors aud the hherF
can nag we're Jointly given TO the breeze from many
hrlt,nrs near the PARK. The monument stands IN Ee
or,horr evtrcre Of the park 1t twentyeight feet
hih The statue proper OF bronze and the pedesal o
pnfpcy granite and monument IS declared by soup
TORS TO be one Of the finest in the country Inc uea VI
,,,, q monument TO Schiller frat broached two
ver. AGO hy society OF gentlemen from NuFtemours'
m. native state 4 number Of wealthy Germans 'no"
tok hold OF II AMI h. 5 Dreyer to -tug'Art 70 me-
o,,,,o for suitable statute lie found that the mouri
~ tbe -tatute of schiller al MarDach his Olfthliaco'
All I'M act and nsequently aplc 10 sct ~
cc,uteru.rt at a small cost The MONUMENT a. II 10"
s,nt- cos. oa.y $1,000. whereas II c"uid not h"Ho
errctel Tor less nau $4,000 II the original hou' IA
moi neon preserved. The programme lhcuueu az wv
,nr. Inv me orchc sfra and German songs Dy le Chr
sucietle- of Chicago President JuIlus loscntai
,naIc a sDeech and Mayor Harrison responded. Nlham
linn the Grafton II the day and Erau"in rnl
-,u.Il reced Que Of schi.er's poems. he presIeht {
tnrn gave the monument formally TO the IaIk bo'I1
I t1e nro-ralue concluded with The star SpahsIeu
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