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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
The County's Free Turnpike..

The County Commissioners were sitting yes
terday as free turnpike directors. They divided
the roads into districts for the personal super
vision of each commissioner. Mr.. Clinton has
the first, Mr.. Sahm the second, and Mr.. Reveal
the third district. They were surprised on ex-
aiming the records to find that there were only
sixty miles of free turnpikes in the county.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19

y
Instruments fled for record in the Recol
of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
ending at S o'clock, P. NJ, Jan. 1S, ID
nished by Elliott & Butler, abstractsrs of
No. 3. Etna Building:
William A. Miles and wife to Michael 81.
Spades, part of the west half of the
southwest quarter of section IL, and
part of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section 1S, all in township ID
north. range 3 east, containing 81 and
John FL. Miles to Michael III. Spades, part
of the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter of, and part of the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter
of section IL; also, part of the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter, and
part of the northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter of section Is, all in
township IA north, range 3 east, con.
tanning lb
Agnes M. Steiner and husband to Michael
H. Spades. lot 80 in Woodruff Place
addition to Indianapolis
Caroline l.. Woodruff and husband to
Isaac B. Hill, lots % and 80 in Mas
ters's subdivision of blocks 81 to Sc
inclusive. in Temple G. Harrison &
Co.'s addition to Indianapolis ..-.--...
James Ell. Steele and wife to John Spring
er. part of the north half of the north
east quarter of section "a, township 16
north, range 4 east.
Isaac @. Hill and wife to Caroline i.
Woodruff, lot AZ in John H. Masters's
subdivision of blocks 81 to Sc, inclus-
i've. in Temple @. Harrison & Co. S addi-
ton to Indianapolis. ............ -.
Susanna b.. Schofeld and husband to
Charles A. Wolfram, lot % in William
Young's subdivision of outlot 81, in
Indianapolis
Conveyances, z; consideration --...-..S
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19

The mortgage specifies an arrangement by
which, for the next ninety days. Mr.. Mayhem is
to continue the business. The proceeds of sales,
after deducting actual expenses, are to be de-
posted in bank to the credit Of C. E. Coffin,
who has been named trustee of the fund by the
creditors. When the sum is sufficient a pro
rata distribution is to be made on the above
claims. Saturday a chattel mortgage was fled
by Mr.. Mayhem securing So, 800 to the Indiana
National Bank. This also comes under the
trust Arrangement
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19

w7abur 7. Royse, the attorney charged with
perjury in swearing to q false affidavit, and
whose Jail tsrm for contempt of eourt expired
recently, was yesterday released on his own
ree0gnizancc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
The Emley Suit Continued.

The suit of Finley & Co. against VIM. g. Was
son and others. in the settlement Of their bust
ness difficulties, was continued, yesterday, in
Judge Taylor's court, until the 23d inst. The re.
straining order against defendants holds its force
until that date.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
Criminal Court.

Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
To-day-Calls: The State VIZ. William Grath-
wall and Michel Michter; petit larceny.
The State vs.. Ella Tompkins, grand larceny.
The State VS.. Bell George; petit larceny.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
Ice Tools.

Ice Tools.
We are agents for the celebrated w. T. Woods
ice tools. Have the tools in stock at manufact-
urer's prices. Call and supply yourself with the
best tools made, or send for catalogue. Also
agent for Howe Scale Company, counter, plat
form, wagon and track scales.
HILDEBRANpb& FUGATE,
IS S. Meridian street, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
James N. Mayhem, the Jeweler, Makes an
Assignment of His Stock.

James N. MAYHEM, the Washington street
jeweler, yesterday filed a chattel mortgage on
his stock in favor of the following creditors:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19
WILL PAY
my LADY

t
To look over our Remnant Ia
bles this week. Some of the
goods are marked at half price
and others at one-fourth their
value. All are desirable styles,
but we desire to make a clean
sweep before our inventory.
Remember, this sale only oc-
ours once a year, and embraces
all the odds and ends from
every stock.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19

You win find remnants Black and Colored Silks, rem
wants Dress Goods. And just hero we want TO tell
You that you will find some good length pieces that
win make good dresses for Misses. Remnants Table
Linens. remnants Turkey Red Damasks. These run
from liz to 2A yards. and they are bargains. Rem.
nants Embroideries in all kinds of lengths, and marked
% much for the piece. Remnants White Goods In all
qualities. There Is also a boz of Felt Hats for Chill
drsn that are selling at Toe. Saturday we put on
the Remnant Counter 25 pairs White and Gray Blank
cts. and Is White and Colored Spreads. all soiled
moro or less, but marked at such prices as make them
o bargain. We want it understood that customers
must not expect to get any of the above in a week
from now. as they win be sold. What we put on our
Remnant Counters are only special things that we are
determined 10 close out before invoicing. Customers
win also find many goods each day that are not adver-
vised, as there may be only q few of them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-19

and he is aniouxs to return here to confess his
crime, and be sent to punishment, that he may
have rest. Sergeant Travis will go after him to-
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
D1spoN a ooMsrocK

-
IL Insurance,
Ren Estate and
Loan Agents
Second story Merchants Nntiops bauk build.
inr, would call attention 10 the following last Of
property which they Offer fuf sale.
Full iut on PARK avenue. pGia Ni4Sh uouth ming
two handsome large cottages a barn md an
abundance OF small fruit, Sl20lO: will divide
Lot on Davenport st west o. 2btt. 38N IT,
containing Groom cpttur With all modern con.
NeutpnCles, q Cpuu-si1cd barn, both nearly new
SlSOD; liberal terms.
Lot on sherman ave about one mile north OF
the pOstOiiCg. -iNlAd. running through 20 l1.h
ST., containing 1ruuu cntrurC In Cup1 repair.
Lot ~ Dupont place with S-rOoW house, Slolu
Two fun lots iu kOunt2e Ruth addition ON
corner. containing buildings. renting foi Sl0j
pUr month, 81 h0u
Fuli lot on :, 18th 81. near Jones containing
buildings which now rent ioI SOC pnr year, 81
Oj0
Lot 2ax0c on 5 Thirteenth st hotwocn Hurnry
aud Nuwa"d go ItuIuuC building which rents
1or $50 pCr month, Ss.4Ol
Center street near Cummings, seven room
house and barn S2,Ol1 lhcrR terms.
House and two lots in Lincoln Place. house
nine rooms and finished in tue styio, 5000 /;
small cash payment ana hulHnre IN iusfnllucutS
Six houses on Caldwell street s. .25u each easy
terms
House und iot on \ 9lst street 81 800. X cash
House and lot OF 2uth street. north o. Grace
corner lot, S3.ON.
Isaac Seldcn's addition corner . lots. 1se
feet on Leuyeuwurth street unu l24 on Pros
peCt. g. 600; = cash
Ten AIRES south OF Syndicate Place. about b
mile and hall southwest OF the county poor
farm, S45u per acre Sl,slO cash, balance ], 2
Rnu years.
II5 feel on Dodge in Dogrs & Hnrs addition.
cor, 4-ropm hDusu, $4,000; y cash.
Farm of ~ acres In M"rrick county, will be
eDid ~ n bQrrulu.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
NOTICES
CAhAIA.

Advertisements undcr his I'd 10 cents per
line for tht FIRST insertion. cents for each sub
Hequcut Insertion. and $3.50 limo per month
No advertisement taken Tor less than g cents
fof the lrst insert on. Seven words viii be
couutra 70 the line. they must run cunseCu-
tlve'y and must De uui7 in advance. Al. advcr
tisCmcuts mus; he hanacj iu before . O'Clock
=. IN, and under 10 circumstance viii they be
tBkcr Ur discontinued 'y telephone.
Parties ADVERTISING iu these ciumnE ana huv-
ing the answers usdrcssrd iu care o. TN BEE,
viii plUuse ash fJr o. cn"cE o auuhie them 20 rei
their letters, UF none viii bH delivered e1cop'
on presentation o. check. An answers 10 a1-
vBrtisemeuts should bg enclosed lu envelopes
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
Railway Time Table

OMAHA
The following Is The time of arrival and de-
parture OF truins by Central Standard Time ut
the local depots. Trains of the c., St. r, M. L.
q. arrive and depart from their depot, corner of
18th and Webster streets trains on the b. a. M.
G. B. O. and X C.. ST !. Il c. II. from the Il.
M, depot all others from the Union Pacific
depot
BRDGE TRAINS.
Bridge trains will leave L. r. depot Rt @ :35-
By .35-s:G0--s 4D-S :5GB BIO :00-11: :0U IL M: Bl:0J
i :2O-l :hO-2:O0-8:00-B :O0-j :00--5 :3O-e 10
T:00-ll: 10 p. m.
LeHve Transfer for Omaha NJ IL Bs ID -a:30
--8;42B :;E-l0.31- II ~ u IN: l:3,-2 :lB 2.7
-3:T-4 BIB 50---B Al 10 :5O-B TO
l1:b2 p. IN.
CONNECTING LINES.
Arrival and departure OF trains from the
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
JOHN C. GREEN SCHOOL OF SCIENCE

COLLEGE or NEW JERSEY,
PRINCETON. NEW JERSEY.
Reguinr fouT-year courses AZ follows J. FOr the
deseeO Of bachelor Of Science general oOurRe also
elective cuuraeE In Chemi6try Biology. Geology,
Mathematics aud PhyHief II knr the degree OF Civil
Engineer, including hesldes he usual prOtessiuHl
studies applications u1 Electricity the Arts Post
ErHnuGie ins rnotiun a. Higher hathemHt ca ruphcs
AnhYtlcA and Apphei Chemistry AND ABsuy ing.
Biology Physics, and AslrOnpm utruune eNninin-
Ii0ns sept 1ath and i5lh, lssi tW speciu COURSES
no other iuf0rm0tiOn Apply ~ Tie college lreHsu7er
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

OMAHA FINANCIAL EXCHANGE is pre-
jpnred 10 make loans In nny amount, or any
kind of approved security. l.nrre collnteral
lonns q sTcciRlty. Also on chHttcls and real
estate IN amounts md time to suit. Lower rates,
better terms. and DrOmptcr service than nfly
loan agency in the city. For further particulars
cRll Ht Office ON the second floor Of the Barker
p+raa,r 45O
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NTE hnve cheap money on long time, IN any
w uuuntity,io louu inside city propcrty,or
farm land. Marshall Lobeck, lbll TRrnnm ST
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

INOR >hLE-One melodeun, o oCravos SIS on
Il monthly inst aim Cnts. one STOP urEnn 2
knee Fwes. g. feet high S6b on monthly pay
mems One l0 stuT First Class organ beautif nj
CBet SO on eusv payments. one ~ octave
Piano Grand squire Rosewood Cust tl1I on $40
monthly payments. one Beautiful Grand
FlnnO 800 on payments at HQsUes music
rooms ljla Douglas ST. GU Aug
I7oR SALE-A bay pruy. harness and small
i open bdEry, fur So. Iheo Olsen, 2ls 5.
18th ST. 81s
IL OCsES-L.ots arms Lau1s-muncy loaned.
II Bemis 18th una buuria- streets 81
J0OE SAIL piano, furniture Bnd kitehe
i rHure. IL s. 18Th - So
I7OE SALE-CheGp. IRON columns md win
L COW cups suitable Tor front ON brick build
inr. For purriculurs apply az this office. sl8
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NFUNEY 10 LOAN-At ronsnnabe raucs on
w furniture Tine witches and other personal
property. G. !. Cnswel, room ~, Iron bhnk
building. 18th and furnHm. Take elevator.
a
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

CPECIAL FUND OF $4,000 to luun in
- amounts 10 suit, on short Eme mortgages,
three 10 twelve months time on property inn
proved or uuimproyed. Cal al the Omnhp
Financial Excnnnre, second floor OF Inrkcf
Hlnrk. =. W Cor InrnAm Ann llth 81. NN+
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

MONEY TO LOAN-On rcnl estate.
vi ii. s smith, Room 3, Withuell Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
EDWARD KUE HI,

MAGIsTER or PALM FSTERY AND OONDI-
TI0NAIIST, 303 ] enrh street, between FsrnAm
and HRrney. Will, with the aid of guardian
spirits, obtain for any one glance IN the past,
and present aud OF certain conditions in the fu-
turH Boots and shoes made 10 order. PeriSof
satisfaction guaranteed
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

HfONEY TO LOAN-At lower rates than any
1Nl whore else in the city, on urnture pianos,
organs. horses, wagons, or stock Of my kind.
Remember NJ lower rates than any other loan
company IN the city. City LoHn Mortgage
Co.. room 10, 14O4 Farnam ST, opposits Paxton
hotel 4al
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NEONEY 10 LOAN-On farm and city prop
1tI erty, NJ lowest rates W. A. spencer l5uB
Iuruntn St i4b
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

M MONk1 TO LOAN-At lowest rBtcs OF inter
vi est In sums Of goo and upwards on farms
and city property. j J. Dny CO.. D. Croun-
BC's block, sc cor Capital ave and 10th St
ATS HuE C.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

nj ONEY TO IOAN-Ou reul cstnfe Hc-
NJ duccd rates ON large iuuus Central Invest
mont Co., BurkeI BiuCk,cOr 10th and Earnom st
Ih1
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

MONEY 10 IoRn on residence md business
vi property. Lowest rates c. J Caswell u
Co., Room ~, Iron Bank Building, 18th and Far
nam 4b2
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
TO ozoAr-MorEv.

" i5Ul Inrnnm. GN4
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

G. PER CENT money to loan. k Patterson,
" 18th ana DouglHs. 6ls
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
/ OF on Decatur ST. cheap al SyUU, Grabam
IL Creighton blk. $50 6
II ATCHER,
IL Gadd
D. Co.,
Mlard Hotel Block, offer q

few special bargains below;
Handsome broom cottage andlot IN "IdlewIld''
oughiy furnished with new furniture
and carpets Well. cistorn, city water;
gas pipes throughout house; hnrd wood
finish inside; sidewalk, fences and ali improve.
ments new An exceedingly good bargain.
Al for S4.5OO on easy terms,
Broom house, and lot in OmnhR View, q bar
Three good residences, Chicago street with
s3SxlE feet, bringing good rental, very cheap,
Very desirable property rass and goth st
good houses, grounds l40xi32 feet good pay
inr Investment; bargain, s27 900
Neat house and 4: lots in Walnut Hill; nice
Little home, cheap; 81, 400
cash; big bargain and Immediate profit
Six tne lots in West Side" $500 each
lots in rhornhurtr place $3.50 and S50O each.
Choice LOT in HHnEcom place. $1,000.
Beautiful lots in Kilpy Place, Reservoir addl-
tion, Manhattan, Walnut Hill and other addi-
tions.
6-room house and lots schneIls addition, sw
OF Hhscalls Park, on Ninton st. l20xIbs feet, 20
foot alley brick brass foundry on rear 81 600.
House and lot l0rh BET Douglas and Dodge
sts, barn for 80 horses, $4,000
Jones 81 near 18th, ~ feet front with brick
stores, s2l,OOO; rents for $1,000; splendid bar
Large residence lot in West Omaha, BOxI55,
81 .30O; on easy terms
Splendid business property, Douglas st near
-, big bargain, Sl6.0lO
On farnam near Ilth, 2sxi3a, Slh.650.
LoI on Fsrnam near Neb. Mari bank, 2l 800
- feet, Dodge opp 7. q, 81 0O0.
good residences and lots, Chicago ST.,
81 ,O00. Rental pays splendid interest
Good corner and cottRPe, s 10Th, 59xl01 Via
duet will make this ndvlnoe rapidly, SIS -3gD.
ADove are some OF the many bargains we
dHVe Ii you wish 70 huy, Sell. exchange,
Gall on Hatcher. Gsdd Co., Mulard hotel block.
44B
SAUNDERs Street 20 feet $1,000 Graham,
~ Creighton block 5sO-6
pEMEMBER now is tho time 10 buy ohaap
IA lots They grow IN gRlue faster than any
Others. See Hillsdale. Lots $50 each. Ames'
heal Estate Agency, 1907 Fsrnam. sDs
EH.BY pLACE-Lots $3.50 10 81 zoo. Graham
N Creighton blk 5SO
DEAL ESTATE BARG AINs--5 beautlftl soufh
~ front lots just of Saunders st. IN patricks
"a addition l,s9 each. j. Rice CO.. over
Gommereia NATIONAL bank. sb4
HILLsDALE sells ~ Sl50 per Ioi 500
I EAVENwORTH ST Z. Z. ffacfEF6, one OF
l. more lots acre, al a great bargain
SEE j. W. Logan, al LeAvenworth Business
Place or u. W. Baker, Room : Iron Bank
building. 1906
EoR sALE-so acres smooth upbroken pral.
II rle land q ear Oakland, Burt county. Al go
per acre. bernhGrd sachsse. BIZ South 18th St
$40
A RARK CHANCE-To buy vel established
~ business, satisfactory reasons for selling
Oal on Aaiou bros, l5l6 Dougluk 81. 88l
HOUSES. lots, lands abstracts of Iitie, money
loaned 4 c. Patterson, lsrh ana Douglas.
I ARGE cities make suburban homes Q neoes-
L. sity and this class of lots grows with the
rest This IS 10 be considered. see HiIlsdale az
slhO AND buy one when you can al this figure.
Ames hehl Estate Ageney, 1867 farnRm 81 500
EoR sALE-A fun lot, east front, with new
s4soO1 baAos Bros, lbls Douglas 81. 800
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

M ONEY 10 loun Ivy the undersigned, who has
I'VE the only properly organized loan agency
In Omaha Loans OF $40 to 81 900 made on fur
niture, pianos. organs, horses, wagons, mnohin-
CRY, &c, without removal. No delays. All
business strictly confidential. Loans so mnde
that any part can he paid al any time, each pay
ment reducing the cost pro rata. Advances
made on fine witches and diamonds Persons
BhOuld carefully consider who they nre dealing
with, ms many new concerns are daily coming
into existence. Should you need money, call
and see me- W. r Croft, Room 4, Withnen
Building, l5th and Harney. 453
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

n PER CENT-MOney 10 loan, Stewart Co,
ORoom3, Iron bank, 18th and Fnrnnm. 455
GsO.OOO to loan Sums s5OO and upwards
sp Lowest rates. Berns, 18th md Douglas SITS.
4b6
MONFT TO LOAS-o. r. DRvs & Co. Rea
AI EBtRts and Loan agents, 15S FRrnRm St
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

We have improved and unmpruved business
and residence property IN al parts OF the city
and it viii oc for the interest OF al persons VINO
wish uithur to huy or sgll to give usR Cull. 4ST
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NfANTETi-4r aT1Tcnfic1 for dT1sST0EiTF.
W one VINO understands plain sewing. Miss
Lon Roberts. lGl- Howard. GI-1'
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

MONEY TO LOAN--on good SECURITIES A
1u McGEvock room Rediok Block, 1902 FarnRm
Slr
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
personal.

IDEESONAl-Ludies wishing for good domes-
TIC help can be well supplied 10y calling M llg
North 10Th ST, Crounse block, room 4 Cos
1DERSONAL-Mrs DIR. Mamie V Warren
clairyoynnt Medical ana business Medium
hoom No. q, III North 10th st. Omaha Neh.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

w -ANTID-A good German hnuHeEceprr
W FOR smuN family win two chiGre en-.
Terms satisfactory. Inquire VIA, Jackson -.
E-4-1N.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

ENOE SALE-lIeHse OF flrsf-clnss business
Il corner in Omaha for years and stock
crockery ana store fixtures. ADDRESS ] II. Bee
ONCE. 3SI-4+
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NOR SALE-Nlce F-rO0m mouse ana . corner
II lots in Walnut Hill; Il cash bal 70 suit.
Cnl Mnrrin 1ln s l4th ST 4G3
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

r OTIS selling toduy for $500 to sl0Ol sold wear
IL ago for $50 70 $3.50. Think Of this and get q
lot now in Hillsdale for Sl50 to SlT6 and on easy
terms. Ames' Real Estate Agency, l5OT FarnHm
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
EUsIEEEs CHANCES.

INOE SALE-An elegant estn hlisheo business.
L the best of the kind in the west located in
this city; net profits s5,000.OD per nnnum; will
bear closest investigation; invoice about
Sl5,OO9lO. Parties with means wishing to step
into fine business address X T. Bee Office 444
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

u ANTED-Good cook. 40 ; l5tn st
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

IOHT.
II OsT-A few letters and receipis with an
IL nual pass over T. =. X r.. 10 Fl Perkin u
liberal reward il delivered TO J. L. Boyds office
H. perkin. h55 4.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

IfOR sALE-One of the oldest established
Il grocery business In the city, with u very
large, well-pny-tnE trnde- viii exchange for
Omaha real estate or part cash and balance Sc
cured notes; Good reasons given for selling.
Address al 81" Bee Office. ngT
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05

NANTEp-Giri for general housewOrk.
w Must hc good cook. Nice home and wHrcs
Ssnn per week. Mrs. c. !. Patterson, l223 No.
1pth ST bB4 4
Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-05
ron sL1E-XIscELI.ANEous,

NOR sALE-1he furniture and fixtures Of
II 81, Paul hote NJ Oakland, Neh.; n good har-
gain IL sold soOL. Address 81 Pau Hotel, Oak
land, Neh. h1s l0'
LfOK sALE-Fresh miloh COWS with calves hy
Il their side Just received at EstnhroOks
stock yards, lDIh 81 bet Capitol ave Gno Dnven-
port ST 1885,
I9NoR sALE-LOt machinery; planer, mould-
II ing machine. jlg saw boring machine saw
tnhles pulleys, shnfting, eIc. Maughfn Co,
Dnawa, Ia A0s+
LNOE sALE-A splendid work team, young
II and sound tOgather with wagon and hIlr
ness by Bhllou Bros. lhI6 Douglas 81. 5G5
Don sAEE-Furniture Groom house com
II pleie for housekeeping; price SsOa House
rent s2b pef month, fne location, I7lg Douglas
ST. 4l5
INok SALE-Furniture snti ease OF siN-rOom
II house, time part. Call l203 North SIth
street, TWO blocks from He'd Car line. S9S
EOR sAIE-5l0A09 briek dellvsrad TO AIRY
IT part OF the city. Inquire OF G. Z. AEyne
Co.. real estRIs sgonts- bs=-I.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-17

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l7-GeorgeD D. Wise.
whose contemplated duel with W llliam Lamb,
Of Norfolk, was stopped by the arrest of,his an
ragonist, has ISSUED card through the morn
ing papers, in which he makes denial of the
scandalous charges which provoked his cbal
lenge, and takes occasion TO post Lamb as
a blackguard and coward, charging. on the
report of the latter's fellow-townsmen, that
he caused his own arrest to escape duel
which he pretended to accept" Wise is
the Democratic member of the house from
this district. Dueling DISTINGUISHES in this
state.
LATER. was arrested Tuesday
morning on charge of being about to break
the peace. The arrest grew out of the card
published by Mr.. Wise. He was brought be-
fore the police court and bailed for his APP
pearance Wednesday morning i'll the sum Of
81 900
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-11-17

FULL returns from the recent elections
show how little foundation there is for
republican expectation of a break in the
solid south in 1888. In North Carolina
there proves to be democratic majority
of probably $1,000 on the state ticket,
and the republican gains in the legislature
were due to "still hunt" by that party
and to apathy on the part of the demo-
Gratis, so that there is no possible ground
for expectation that the state will fail to
90 democratic on full vote two years
hence In Virginia the republicans have
simply repeated their victory of 1882,
when on a small vote like this years they
elected the same number of congressman
as now, but there is no reason to doubt
that on a full vote the democrats will
carry the state, as they did for the leeis>
lature in 1888, and for president in 1884.
The republican gains in the south this
year have plainly been the result of acct
dents, and the idea of counting any
southern state as doubtful" in 1888 is
absurd