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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
sad Drowning Near Drury

Joseph DUNCAN, youngest son of James
DUNCAN Who lives near Drury's Landing
in the lower end of the county was
drowned while bathing in the Fourth
slough between and o'clock Sunday
evening. He WAS bathing with two com
pauions. Will McGreer and Will Arson,
and was apparently attacked with cramps
Immediately after entering the water and
sank without calling for help. One of
his companions rushed to his rescue and
was dragged under the water and almost
drowned. Releasing himself he swan
ashore, unable 10 rescue DUNCAN, who
disappeared to rise no more 1t WAS
learned afterward that DUNCAN could not
swim and after entering the wafer, waded
across the slough some five rods. the
water not more than five feet deep. He
then attempted to recross few rods
lower down when he stepped off into a
hole eight feet deep He arose to the
surface stranglmg and struggling, Mr.
Arson rushed to his assistance and was
. seized by the drowning man and dragged
under the water twice Breaking away
from the death grasp Young DUNCAN wen
down for the last time
The body was recovered Saturday
evening BIZ James Lewis within few
feet of where the unfortunate youn!
msn was last seen.
Joseph DUNCAN was a splendid spec
men of physical manhood apparent,
only twenty years old and weighing IS,
pounds Decessed's parents, with whom
he made his home, live TWO miles west o
Illinois City. The venerable father wa
entirely unnerved when the sad news wa
made known to him. He FASTENED to tht
scene of the drowning. ana when his SON
: clothing was discovered he broke dowr
weeping bitterly ana made an effort t,
rush into the stream after his boy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
CONDENSED NEWS.

Sioux City, Iowa, is TO have a public
building to cost $50, 900
A Sunday observance society is trying to
enforce the laws at Danville, Ills.
1t is reported that the prince Of Wales
will pay IA visit TO Dublin before long
George Townsend was shot by his brother
at Horizon, Wis, because he abused their
mother
Judge John McClun, a pioneer of central
Illinois, died at his home at Bloomington
Monday, aged IS
Mrs Cleveland and her mother took a sail
on the lake at Marion, Mass, Monday, with
their hosts and some invited friends.
The poStofiice at Highland Ills, was
broken into Sunday night and thoroughly
ransacked, but only few stamps stolen
Trouble with Indians supposed TO be a
remnant of Geronimo's band, is reported by
the war department from San Carlos Cal
An official of the Salvation army IN the
United States has been accused of e!nbez
cling material valued at $50 90 belonging TO
the army.
tibet grabbed n package containing $40,
| 900 of bonds from citizens buggy at Al
bany, n. Y. Monday morning, and made good
his escape.
The steamer Edward J. Gay, Of the Plant
ers and Merchants Packet company, was
burned TO the waters edge at New Orleans
| Monday morning
The tenants on the Nandeleur estates in
| County Clare have resolved TO abandon then
| resistance to the payment OF rents. and II is
expected that they will settle with the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
OUR v ATERLESS v Wastes.
QREL lMlNARY MOVE IN AN IMMENSE
IRRIGATION SCHEME.

The Senate Passes an Appropriation for
Surveys In the Arid I.ands--Conciusions
of the Trust Irvest gators Chief Just
ice Fuller House limiting The Presi-
dent. Acceptance.
WASHINGTON CITY, July 3l-The princi-
pal debate in the senate yesterday had for its
subject Bowen's amendment to the snndry
civil bill, appropriating s953,0O0 for prelim
mary surveys looking To the lrrigatlci of the
arid region in the west Bowen said that
the problem OF irrigation WAS neither new
nor tentative for bait the cultivate land
ON the fgce ui the globe WAS utilized by that
means tn subj, Ct had received world
wide atteHtou for centuries A large part
Of the ANA lands IN thu United States would
remain so forever; tut the proportion which
could lie redeemed and made useful was sui
rieHtlv Iar.e To maze their reclamation
n matter nj profound Interest bowen
said the appropriation asked was based upon
considerations OF the highest national IN
portauce and public pohty, and II the gen
erai reclamation OF arid lands could he az
cpmpil~hed-and ui tins there could he 10
reasonable luubt-Ihr amount ASKED to IN
augurate The experiment WGs TUT the veriest
trhA
Allison, chairman OF the committee on aI-
preparations, explained WHY 1t WIS the COM
mittee had not recommended this amend
ment which had been referred TO the com
mJlee, and considered hy it The commit
tee did not think It wise at tins time To enter
on a wor. OF such great magnitude AS the
location.9f reservoirs and the dedication Of
"a
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
Meeting of Republican Nanagers.

CHICAGO, July 81 Representatives of the
Republican state committee OF Illinois, Iowa,
Michigan and Wisconsin held a meeting last
evening at the Grand Pacific hotel There
were present Gen Martin, chairman. and
Samuel Shepherd, secretary of the Illinois
state central committee: Chairman \
Huston. of Indiana Secretary H C. Till
man, OF Michigan and Chairman Henry c
PAYNE of Wisconsin. There was q general
talk over the political outlook and an sSsocI
alton of the four state committees VA,
formed. whose object it will be to exchange
speakers cooperate in sending out docu
ment and Interchange advice and ideas gen
orally
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
THE COUNTY WAR IN KANSAS.
Woodsdale Men Besicgrd in a nuG-Out-
f-urI,. sum to the Rescue

WoOtSdale Men BesiccPd in pug-Out-
Uncle sam to the Rescue.
GARDEN CITY, Mo, July 5l-Parties ar
irving from the south report that seventeen
Woodsdale men are surrounded in n dug out
at Lafayette, Stevens county three miles
south of Voorhees, and mile north of the
strip, by force of seventy-fve Hugoton
men A force of twenty-five men from
Springfield. Seward county, under Deputy
United States Marshal Helon, OF Springfield,
have gone to the rescue Parties neal
Lafayette report brisk firing near there for
about two hours on saturday morning
The persons who conveyed the dead hOdies
of Sheriff Cross and his companion to their
homes In " oOdsdae on Friday, having t.
pass Hugoton on their way, were compelled
by armed men to go through that town, where
they were informed that Woodsdale would
soon have more such professions Of the dead
men, Cross leaves wife and SIX children
the others were single In this locality the
sympathy Is all with Woodsdale
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
JUDGE LYNCH IS ALONG.
He Is IN Pursuit of AN Indiana Horse
Thief and MurdercP.

TTpToN, Ind July ~ Grufge Crutch.
field II constable Of Madison tow nship, came
To Upton Yesterday and >wore out warrant
for the arrest of John hadley. charged witt
stealing Il horse Hadlry l. desperate char
ayter. and the warrant was placed in the
hands Of Sheriff Bates He and Crutohtield
started in pursuit ri Hailey. and when near
Curtisyille, q small town ten miles north
east Of here the two officers sep
arated Crutcbtrli met Hsdiey driving
down the road in wagon, and
informed him that he had II warrant for his
arrest \ few words past AMI the two men
pulled their revoyers- Crutchfiald'- gun
missed fire, and Hadey shot him three times
in the abdomen, after which he made his es-
cape kilograms were sent % Upton for
more officers and the neighborhooi Is
aroused, sni 200 men are sea- chlng for the
murderer \ man from the -cene Of the
tragedy report that Crutchtieii Is dead and
that HALEY Will he lynchel If captured No
news has been received from Bates. hut he
Will capture hl- man If he la, not left the
county.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

MANCHESTER BLYTHE SEA, Mass, July 81
A large and brilliant assemhage on the
lawn of the Masconomo house last evening
witnessed the production of A Md Summer
Nights Dream, under the management oil
Agnes Booth SchRtTel The performance
was pronounced even more successful than
that of As Y GU Like 1t given under liks
circumstances last year Mr. and Mrs.
Schaffel. Marie Jansen, Genevieve Lytton
Nat Goodwin, Charles Reed and other well
known artists took part.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

AURORA. Ills, July 3l-The preliminary
hearing Of the alleged %" dynamite conspir
atorS. John Rauereisen, George Cooling and
August kosgel, was concluded yesterday,
and the defendants were held to tue grand
Jury, which con venes in October Bni was
immediately furnished and ali the defend
ants were released
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

JERSEY CITY, n. j, July 81 President
Cleveland, Postmaster General Dickinson,
Col Lamont and Smith NJ. Weed arrived al
the PrnnSy lvanla railroad station at ! . IA
Yesterday aboard revenue cutter, to which
they had been transferred from the yacht
Susquehanua The President, MIR DIckin.
son and MIR Lamont left for Washington On
the regular $50 train The party had
spent the day sailing through Long Island
sound and down the coast as far as Long
Branch
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

WASHINGTON CITY. July 3l-The following are
the weather indications for thirty six hours from
Sp. m. yesterday. For llnnesOta-Fair weather
stationary temperature followed Tuesday night
by warmer weather; general uortherly winds
For Indiana and lIinoiH-Fair slightly cooler
weather; winds becoming Dorthwestery For
Michigan and Wisconsin Rains. followed Tues.
day night by fair weather; cooler northwesterly
winds For Iowa-Fair cooler weather. winds
becoming northwesteriy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 81 Hon Sam
uel j Randall, since his arrival at Wayne
on Saturday last, has experienced change
for the better He said yesterday afternoon
that he felt much better than he had been
before He felt so comfortable that he in
duged himself in the afternoon in a favorte
game of solitaire DR. Martin says that the
change of air has already had salutary eff
feet on his patient
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

WASHINGTON CITY, July 3i-The Star,
speaking oi the prospect of the river and har-
Dor bill receiving the presidents signature,
aYs: "The friends of the river and harbor
bill are assured that the president intends to
sign the bill MIR Cleveland told member
Of congress, who called on him the day be-
fore he left for his fishing trip that while he
nad not had chance to look the bill over
'arefuliy, yet he had general idea of its
provisions, and found nothing objectionable
IN it. The failure of bill last year fit the
waterways improve Il ents In shape, he said,
that demands attention, and, he added, 1t
was his purpose to sign the bill y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

New ORLEANS, La. July 3L-The first
bale of new cotton arrived yesterday from
Meyersvile, Tex. 1t classed strict mlddling.
The first sack of this seasons rice crop came
in Sunday. 1t WAS from St James parish
MOBILE, Ala, July 81. The first bale OF
cotton was received here yesterday 1t
classed strict mddllng This is the earliest
first bale of any season since the war
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

Quincy, His, july @l-At Round Grove,
a small station sixty miles west Of Quincy,
on the Hannibal q st. Joe railroad, the en-
CINE of the weSt-hound fast tram struck =
freight.car which stood on side track yes
terday and completely demolished it. En-
gineer Dove and Fireman Shuck, both OF
Brookfeld, were injured No other damage
he raoortad
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

PALMER, Mass, July 3l-Frank McKeon,
employed in the Hogan mill, at Wales,
recently dropped an iron bound spool down
upon fellow workman, Daniel Holden who
was seated on the grass near the factory
wall, causing injuries which will prove fatal
McKeon fed and the authorities are search
ing for him The trouble grew out of quar-
rels between the men. McKeon is an ex-con.
Wet
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

CALUMET, Mich, July 3l-The body of
Michael Weiss, single man 10 years old,
was found near Red Jacket depot Yesterday
with his bead completely blown off 1t is
supposed he committed suicide by placing a
stick of Hercules powder in his mouth and
touching it off The brains and skull were
scattered for 100 feet around
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
CLOSE CALL FOR suFFocATroN.


'ie fnHSihif taIAiitN.
BROOKLYN n. Y. .Tulv3 Several work
men employed by the Fulton Municipal Gas
company were partly sutfocated while at
work yesterday in a trench at Nevius and
DetIraw streets The men were tapping a
twelve inch main. A rubher bag which is
used in preventing the escape of gas from the
detached main hurst and the gas poured
forth in volumes The men scrambled with all
haste out of the pit, hut when they had reached
the surface they had inhaled so much ga
they were unable 10 stand A son Of Gen
Jordan, who WIS standing on the edge Of the
trench watching the men, was suddenly
overcome 10y the gas and fell into the pit
He was quickly rescued and soon revived
An ambulance was summoned and the ply
stefan who came with it succeeded In reviv
ing all the men except the foreman Patrick
Allen. His condition Is considered danger
Gus. He was removed to the Long Island
hospital
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

CORK, July 3l--O'Brieus action for libel
against the Cork Constitution was decided
yesterday in favor OF the plaintiff OBrien
sued.fo- 81, 90 damages, The jury awarded
hi m $500
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

In Favor "f International Arbitration
LoNpON July 81 -One hundred and TWEEN
" members ot the. chamber Of DEPUTIES
slEnei a memorial yesterday requesting That
a meeting OF French and English commo0ers
be arranged to he held in Paris on oct %
in order to stimulate public feeling Iu favor
Of French. English and American arhjtra-
ton. Cicmeu"eau supports the movement
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

Mott Haven. N. Y, has female horse
sheer. Previously we had entertained
the impression that females never pro-
crossed farther than hen shooting New
Haven News.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

NEW NoRE, july BARLEY Campbell
the dramati>t vino ha, for some time heen
cou6ned IN an asylum for the insane. lied
yesterAhy o, general TarnSl~
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31


own grounds at
home. with Get
2em and Sutc'if to
handle the battery.
went PROSTATE he
fore The Hoosier
nine New Works
Giants came very
near getting a full
outfit OF Coosa egg
a solitary run IN
the last inning re-
deeming the monet
uny OF the score
Chicago made four
teen hits to Pitts
f,H4- - 49,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

WASHINGTON CITY, July 81 Chief Justice
Fuller, who has been the guest OF Justice
Harlan for the past two days, has been max
ing an inspection of several residences and
will probably deride to lease that owned and
occupied by Mr. James Barbour Tn house
is large and beautiful stone building at the
head Of Fourteenth street, just across the
street from Justice Harlanq home. overlook
ing the city and with a large and well-kept
grounds The Barbour mansion is every
where conceded to be the most beautiful and
attractive OF the suburban places overlook
Inr the CITY
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31

WASHINGTON CITY, July 3L-The report
of the house committee on manufactures in
the trust investigation tells nothing new OF
the operations Of these combinations 1t
goes over the testimony taken the pIth OF
which has appeared IN these dispatches, and
shows that tho trusts are formed with the
real object nf controlling prices etc, but in
such n manner as to bring them outside the
operations OF the state conspiracy laws, The
committee says the subject was too large to
I've fully inquired into during one session OF
congress. and asked and got leave to con
time its Investigations during recess.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself As an independent
candidate for the office Of states Attorney.
Nj Nj. CORBETT.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-31
AN INQUIRY BY CONSULS.


Proposition That Our Representatives
Abroad Find Out some Facts.
WAsHEGT0N CITY, July 3l.-McAdoo Of
New Jersey introduced IN the house yeSter
day for reference To the committee on for
elgn affairs Joint resolution calling for in
formation from our C0nsulS IN foreign
countries relative to pauper emigration to
the United States The resolution provides
that ronsuis, consul generals and ministers
resident of the United States in foreign
countries that send emigrants to the United
States in considerable numbers do forthwith
proceed to investigate the emigration from
these countries to the United states with
special reference to tine following questions
Are these emigrants or any portion Of
them criminals. paupers or incapacltated for
labor
Do the local or national authorities, direct
ly or indirectly, assist, encourage or pay for
such emigration for political, economic or
other reasons, and if so, to what extenti
Are these emigrants, Or any portion Of
them, assisted OF encouraged to come to this
country under labor contracts against the
existing laws of the United Statesf
Are false Inducements used by steamship
companies, labor contractors or others to in
crease emigration to the United States,
| What part, If any do the local and ma
tional authorities take with reference to their
| people coming to the United States!
What societies, corporations, individuals
or companies in foreign countries or in the
| United States are concerned in encouraging
or assisting emigration to the United Statesi
with such other information concerning this
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21
LOCAL BIIEvITIEs.

Botto Pieuon, colorcl, was arrested 10y
Sonryt. Koran, after lively chase, LOT
stealing watch from Joseph snowdon, OF
Friedman Bros.
A section Of tho grand jury Is inycsh-
calling the office OF Taxing District Engin-
Cor Niles Mcriwc,hhr The Investigation
will extend back 10 1852.
Frank Pirotti, keeper Of fruit stand at
no. 1854 Main street, wa. lined 20 ny
President lladdon yesterday TOT taxing
Improper liberties with respectable young
ladies.
Thomas Walker was arrested yesterday
on warrant issued 10y squire Barry ~
| instance Of &. A. Lamnslcf, ON the charge
oi perjury In a care recently tired before
/ Squire Elliott
Owing 10 the inclcmoncy oiitho weather,
the lawn party that was ~ have been given
tonight at the residence u Mt W. w. Ken
dali. ON the Randolph rad, has been post
pDnod till Thursday night
William and Henry Hardin, who iouly
murdered lanes White, near EudUrh, sat
n,Iav niyht. we're captured Sunday night
and LODGED in jaii nj fernando. Ih'
father of the murdered man WIS NJ Her
nnndo Yesterday b. engage counsel 70 ~
sisi In ihc prosecution
z. Mackay and Charles Nell were ilnc'
sos each In the police court yesterday 10
keeping their place ol business open OF
Z sunday. David Ilhmmcr. Nlrs. l. spccr
aud NJ. Lewis, MANI siicct dry goods mcf
chant. were mulc'cd Of 80 apiece ior th
sumo oilonso.
Complaint was made 70 Chicl Of Polio
/, Davis Yesterday, b. q citizen signing hin
J plf "slcopy," that crowd OF negro girl
and boys congrcgatg NJ the corner Of III
. street and Johnson avenue and disinf
thc neighborhood Ly their boislerous, con
duct Tho chief ~ iucicd the police
arrest the rowdioS .
! I'm the police court yesterday, Willlai
! Motclnnd, a well known cotton clerk vi
!, fined $50 Tor striking Annie Harms, OF VI
y sayory reputation. Twenty-Five dollars
!, the hno was held w lnrng tho dcieh'
I, ants good behavior Tho woman sklpp,
~ 10 avoid prosecuting Morcland ana d'
/ tending two charge against herself; ~
=. court continued her ca-s indehnlieiy' al
n ordered her arrested on hcT r..a.n. -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21
PERSONAL POINTS.

WM. NJ. RoorEs has been elected a
member Of the Cotton exchange.
DR. Gro. S. ELLIS has made application
for membership OF the Cotton exchange.
MARCUS u. HKRRISG, editor OF the BY.
halia Miss Journal, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss BETTE FAUST, OF Fort Pickering,
is visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie Cox, No.
1876 Hill street.
T.. w. SHEPHERD, n we'll known citizen
OF Germantown, died yesterday morning
OF consumption.
Mn. II. q. LATTISo and wife will leave
this morning via the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
route ior Arkansas Pass, Tex.
FREp. BoGGs. of Byhalia, Miss, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Ellie, was In the
city Yesterday. Miss Ellie goes 10 visit
Miss Caldwell, Of Scnatobia, Miss.
vislroRs on change yesterday: W. u.
Henderson, Cincinnati, O.; j. W. Allen,
Horn Lake, Miss; J. w. Houston, Red
Branch, Miss.
Mn. IlgNRY SEEssEI. who was married
a few weeks ago To Miss Saarbach, OF New
York, returned TO the city yesterday, ac'
complnicd hy his charming bride.
Cot. CHARLES +. SALTMAHsu. the oiii.
cicni day staiion-house keeper. returned
SUNDAY from Niagara Falls, much i'm
proved In health. While away the colo
mel visited Cincinnati, Chicago. philadel
pnia and many points In the northwest.
TnE venerable father OF Mr. i. u
Bryson had bad fall down the stops lead
ing up 10 the front yard OF Capt. +. X
Hart, on Sunday evening. The old gen
tlcmcn is quito iniirn, and was cut ON th'
face aud head 20 that he BLEED freely, but !
is thought ho will DO all right In u lev
DAYS. =,
bR. T. J. RIM, Covington; Dr. NJ
Lively, son aud Dr. Gum, Tallahassee
Fla; 4. 4. Grcor, Cincinnati; u. u. Jon
ninrs, Water Valley; Mr. aud Mrs. A
Marx, Little Rock T. T.. Mercer an
daughter and i. NJ. McGlathney, Toor
Tex. were among yesterdays arrivals
the Peabody.
PRou.SESr arrivals al the Gayoso Hot
Yesterday: Ms. l.. H. Walker an
daughter, IndanOla, Miss; Henry Ahler
wife and son. OF Cincinnati Ohio; Walt,
Davis. Of Chicot, Ark; Benz. Grntz, OF ;
Louis. Tho. J. Tapp, Of Louisville; Mr
N. Ashley, Of Louisville; Mn. Kate i
Valcount and son, OF New Iberia, In.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21

mediately thereafter we will proceed with
the trial, said the squire.
"Yer'd better fotch yer breakfast along
too" suggested the prosecutor. "fer its
gwinc TO take all night" Squire Cross
instructed them to bring only a half dozen
witnesses, who could tell enough TO deter
mine what there was in the case.
As all the Telephone connections were
severed and the telegraph office at Bartlett
was closed, it could not be learned what
disposition was made Of Brother Blew's
case. Tho very strong presumption is,
however, that he will defend the charge
before the criminal court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21

CoNuESuyo Juno 20, the Mississippi
Valley route will sell round trip tickets
from Memphis and all coupon stations on
It's line 20 Grand Bay, West Pascag0nla'
Ocean Springs, Biloxi, Mississippi CITY
Pass Christian and Bay ~. Louis, MISS,
at remarkably low rates for the round mp.
These tickets will be good 10 return thlr'y
days from date Of sale.
For further information call nj ticket oi'
fee Of this line, 81 Main street. under
Peabody hotel.
H. II. TALLEy, Ticket Agent
MuT HAppy Pas All
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21

THs Grand Republic Ciprro sweep
everything before H. Try and see.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-21
AN ArTRAoTIvE RESORT

just opened on the East End Dummy
Line.
The East End railway, In addition to its
park attraction, has now Ianone's res,
iaurant aud rcircshmcnt hall, Just opened
today.