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ORDINANCE NO. 1867.

Ordinance 10 provide for sh1 rr3Glug ol
perlax street. IN the city % seattle. from
nep0t street 30 Prospect avenue, and
constructing sidewalks on both sides oI
said Poplar street..
TeS cigy Of Sexstie GGes orsiain as Fol
faax.
sxxTicx /. That Poplar street, ia the
city OF seattle. ha g7akfef FROM Depot street
70 Pr,spxet avsEue and sidewalks be con.
ssTtarsxsf os both sides III said roria- stsSes
cn<x sAgxixe with said grade
sec = fhst said inprosenenszl be made
under the sssreerSea and supervision Of TIE
city surveyor, AID 10 be cexa piefea On 81
seiurn the fash day Of Jaly, isea.
SEC 4 This ordinance shAIi take eszee,
ant be enfevcxd from and AFTER Is passage
ard aP rsTAi.
Passed hs the city roaaeil the lash aAy
q April. isSa
Approved the issh axy 81 April, isss
k0HkkT MORAN. Naynr
Flied the 18th dax "a Aprsi. isSa
G. VI. EEEAts. CaegA
FeA1EsAea " wednesday. Apysl Il, ssss
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CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as my name ana tbs
price are stamped on the bottom OF Ill ms
advertised si,oes before leaving the factory
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. II dealer Offer
w. l.. DOUGLAS shoes at reduced price
or says he has them withcat my name and
price stamped on the bottom put him
dawn as a srarsJ
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ORDINANCE NO. 1854.

IA ordinance establishing the grade 81
Pike sfEts.t. In the city Of Seattle, be
.wecn Fraffs street sad West street.
TIE civ Of SssftEe does ortAiu as follows
sEtFIaS l. That the grSde Of Pike
street, lr the city cs seattle, Esefwecu
FROM street and West street, be- aud tSe
sasae is hereby established az the talins,
Ing elevations above dAtutn.
Az the east side OF West street. = ss.i0c
fexf
sac = That ali ordinances and parts 0i
ordinances in conflict with this ordinances
be. ausi the same are hereby repealed
see 3 Ttsts ordinance shall take effect
and BIZ in force frosu and after Us approved
and fssse2ee.
Passed tas common coGnta the 18th day
OF Arrsl, isss
Appravzsg the lssh dsy os April. lSsS.
RoHERT MORAN. Mayer.
Filed the i5sh 1ax 81 April, fSSa.
G. w. FERRIS. Clerk
Published Wednesday, the i7gh dny o.
APRIL. ISsa.
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NOV IN SEATTLE
For the ufxt time. where he can be CON
suited
FREE OF CHARGE.

His wonderful cures in the past have
been commented upon By the press, put
pit. literasi, and notables Of the old and
new world, notices ,f his cures having sp.
peared in the European. Australian, Cana
dian ana american papers. His patients
restored TO health and strength can BE-
numbered by thousands. among them
Kings. Greens. Princesses. Priests. Minis
tiers. MiIlionaIres. Bankers, Statesmen,
Doctors and lawyers.
Aceumalative evidence during sixteen
years of constant practice. from the lead
ing business men Of this country, justi6es
the assertion that he Is
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A ROYAL ENDORSEMENT.
PAnis. France, March s. -

PAkfS. France, March 5, 1884.
kindly inform Dr. Mciegnan
thai viii be In SAN Francisco about April
eoth, when viii have a. opportunity OF
ssking few more treatments hx fore sail.
Ing for my ISLAND hoSne. as have derived
great benefit from HIM,
aalsAS. Queen Of Tahiti.
Morn The above il bar hrts extraes
from long lytter hs a fFtena of the Queen =
IN san Francisco. white In Paris Oh Official
hssins, IA tee spfiax 81 lsst
Rsincsss Llekliei.i. al Hoaalnga. SAYS
Il have derived srsat aud iassing benefit
from Or Aeiornaii's treatment
Among The maax Noted persons the doc
tor has ssertcsi and cured wishin she last
few = ars 1nAy be mentioned ex senator
Hasheil Of Wisconsin. Coagrcsszaaa Toat.
III of stockton. Judge Crane Of oakland
Jsssge Wheeler Of san Fsancixso. DR.. Craze
Of Sapa. Or. Brown Of OAKLAND, Rev. Dr..
AcSeas Of s&a Francisco. Rev, Father
seaman oi -, Peters eharch. san Francis.
90. Rev. Father O gieele ~ santa Barbara,
sad tie late Res. Father walsh Of sock
tsa, Who s4li 'siiisd I known Of tAis
ssessHent Ia time. believe. tsoE the ben
est | have derived. II would have re.
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Index Of few Of the Most Common Dis
eases Cared By Dr.. McLennan's New
System Of Treatment.

Abscesss Asthma. Bladder diseases,
Hood diseases. Bone diseases, Brsght's
disease, Bronchitis, Cancer. chilis
ard Fsver. casarrii. Constipation,
Consumption. Crooked Limbs, De
formisies. Diabetes. Diarrhga. Dlphtheria,
Diseases OF Men. Diseases OF Women. Drop
81. Dyspepsia. Ear diseases. Eexems
Eye diseases. Fever and Fever Sores, Col
tres and Tumors. Headaches. Heart dis
eases. Hip Joint Disease. Kidney Disease
Liver Disease. Lang diseases, Malaria
Nervous diseases. Neuralgia. Pneumonia
Pains and Aches. Paralysis, Piles. Rheu
matism, Rapture. Salt Eheum. sciatiea
scroiala, Scarlet Fever. sores aud Ulcers,
skin diseases, spinal Curvature, ST. vifus
Dance, Tape Worm. aud many other deli
cate and complicated diseases too nusner
Gus 10 mention here
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OFFICE: S1a Frent ST..
over Gordan Bros Tailor
ing Establishment.
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Remember, these cures are
permanent. Come now. To-
morrow maybe TOO late.

fss deserving lpeer taken and treated
free 81 charge. Consultation aa1 treat
aeat daily from ! =. ~ to ?. m. and
= - eyeasaxs
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Unrlvalsd, Ursquiled, Unippioiehabls

In his chosen speciality and can be relied
upon as efTecting cures when all other
means have failed. This is the only
method OF treatment that restores the life
giving principle magnetism, to the system.
thereby increasing the vital powers. and
eleotrifying the nervous system, sending
the blood cousing and bounding through
the veins. Withdrawing and allaying in a
few minutes all pains and aches from
whatever cause.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
Probate Court.

! Proceedings in the Salt Lake
County Probate Court yesterday:
In the matter Of the estate Of
Joseph Brown, deceased; order made
appointing time and place TO hear
petition that executors be ordered
to releass certain real estate to the
Sierra Nevada Lumber Association
rs per contract with the deceased
in his lifetime; petition for settle
ment cf final account and distribu-
ton adjourned until December n,
lss9, ut loan.
Estate and guardianship Of John
Mccullough. minor, continued TO
November -, att pm.
Estate Of Carl W. Erickson. de
ceased, return and account Of sale Of
personal property cauie Oh regularly
for hearing; proof OF posting notices
Of time and place ofhcaring made.
l.. t. h. Thompson sworn and *
amined; order made Of sale Of per-
sOnal property.
Estate and guardianship-of II. G..
Shurtlifi, a minor; petition for let
tens Of guardianship; proof Of post
ing notice Of time and place Of hear
lug made; nomination of w. :.
Crismon rs guardian OF said minor
filed, warner Of Others near kin to
said minor filed. w. 5. Chrismon
appointed guardian upon fl
ing n bond in the sum ofsSjgO.
Bond approved.
Estate and guardianship Of j hu
and Elizabeth Livingston; order
made appointing Elizabeth Living
ston guardian Of said minor upon
filing a bond 10 each minor in the
sum Of $3.50.
Estate Of Manly Barrows; peti-
tiOn for probate Of will; order made
admitting said document and ap-
pointing Susannah Barrows execu-
tor without bonds, rs therein pro-
vided; Henry bruce. Ethan Bar
rows and John Manning appointed |
Of estate Of said deceased. !
Estate OF Joseph Brown, deceased; |
Jesse w. Fox, l.. G.. Handy and /
Theodore Mexican appointed ap-
praisers OF said estate.
Estate Of Ann Smith, deceased:
William Burbridge, Joseph Bull. |
Sen, and Joseph Bull, Jr., appoint
u appraisers.
Estate Of Mary Rasbensen, de-
.eased; Henry Coulam, Charles II.
Spencer and John II. Kelson an
'ointed appraisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

on pain Of accommodation, J:
to be taken away, what IS
there lei Of religious liberty.
Nothing at all, Of a substantial
character. Matters that relate TO
marriage and divorce are preemin-
emily Of n moral and religious ma
ture, and religious organizations
should be permitted to say what
sort Of conduct relative to those
matters they win or will not tolerate
among their COMMITMENTS. OF
course no penalty save excommuni-
cation should be permitted TO be
executed by any church upon =
member.
The subject under discussion is
one Of the great problems Of the age,
and It may well be doubted whether
human wisdom Is able to cope with !
and find a solution for it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

Boston, Nov. 23.-The directors
of the Atchison Railroad met at II
O'Clock and are now in session. Di,
rector McGown says the amount OF
bonds deposited will be made public
today in connection with the formal
announcement Of the success Of the
reorganization plan.
London dispatches received by
the Atchison people last night
indicate the complete success Of the
Atchison plan abroad. Deposits
there which to Wednesday last
aggregated SI0,O90,OOO now reach
over 100000. It is stated that
reliable advices from other sources
indicate that the London opposition
has ceased.
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remarkably weak. II any NOR
proof were needed, 1t was furnished
by Mr.. Follett, one Of Wardel';
eyewitness TO the taking of Of
Mr.. Green. He said that there was
no Green in the trnin. After that
broad statement his subsequent as
sertion that he never saw the man
who wasn't there murdered, had n
| slight tinge OF superiuity about 1t.
Wardell's son and daughter both
supported the statements Of Messrs.
Green and Toilet.
Throughout the investigate on
particular feature was noticeable.
Whenever 4 witness would testify
in a way that damaged the "Liber-
aI'' cause, Mr.. Dickson would al
most invariably ask: care you 4
sNIormon?''' The answer was &C
casionally in the negative. The
point sought to be made by the at
torney was that If the witness was n
..AIormon, " he could not be fully re-
lied upon. At this point it is appro-
pirate to reproduce the testimony Of
Mr.. Robert y. Baskin, (it has al
-eady appeared in the NEWS given
,efore the Congressional House
,ommittee on Territories on Janu-
~ 2lst, 1870:
Il have been for five years past
.sident Of Utah. / must do the Nor !
IONS the justice to say that the q'ses- 4
on Of religion does not eateT into their
,grtS, IN ordinary cases; I have never I
s;ected any bias on tho Part Of jurors :
.ere in this respect, as at first ex- Il
,cted; I have appeared in cases =
here Mormons and Gentiles were op-
sing parties in the case, and saw, =
UGH TO my surprise, the jury do u
sat is right" Il
We DO not know whether the case %
If such it may be designated-now n
progress before Judge Anderson, -
5 ever been definitely entitled. -
veral names have appeared upon
e papers connected with it. We III
not wish TO be obtrusive, but if a III
ii suggestion is in order, how
uld this do: "The Bosses of the -
5eral Party VS.. Constitutional III
yhts and Religious Liberty" ei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our ci:izenI
that for years we have been selling
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption, Dr. Kings New Life
Pills, Bucklen's, ArnIca Salve and
Electric Billgrs, and have never
handled remedies TINT sell as well,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and We
stand ready TO refund the purchase
price il satisfactory results do moi
follow their use. These remedies
have Won their great popularity
purely on their merits. For sale
at \. c. Smith & Cos drug store. ]
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
The -Nanehester Martyrs

DURLIN, Nov. 23.-The govern,
nient has forbidden the holding oil
The PROPOSED meeting at Killarney
and Waterford tomorrow in memory
Of the Manchester martyrs The
projectors Of the demonstration
announce that they will not atan.
don their plans. The police are
ordered 10 hold themselves in readi-
ness to disperse the gatherings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
Rheumatism

Is undoubtedly caused ny Tactic acid
in the blood This acid attacks tn,
hbrOus tissues, and causes the pains
and aches in the back, shoulders.
knees, ankles, hips aud wrists.
Thousands Of people have found in
Hoods Sarsaparilla a positive cure
FOR rheumatism. This medicine, by
its purifying action, ncutrllizes the
acidity Of the blood, and also builds
up and strengthens the wholebOdy.4
Throat Diseases commence with
a cough, cold, or sore throat.
"BrO,rH's bronchial TrUcAesv give
immediate-relief. Sod only ~ 60Tcs.
Price % cts.
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ID IL ATH s.


WLStSsoS.-Of paralysis, at 5 O'Clock
Nov. -, Anne Wilkinson, wife or Peter
}. Wilkinson.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow a
1 O'Clock at Bro. Saimons. between Fin;
and Second South, on Ninth East. Friend.
invited.
HURT.-In the Fifteenth Ward. this city,
Nov. ., Of PleurO pneumonia and Group,
George Henry, son Of George and Ann
Hurt, born Feb. "a, 1855.
Funeral at Z 50 pm tomorrow. Sunday,
At the residence OF VIM. Yates, I7s $. sixth
West Street. Friends invited.
NArLoR--At her sons residence, wes.
Jordan, November sd. $50. Of dropsv.
Diana, beloved wife Of VIM. Naylor, aged
IS years,6 months and II days. She died as
she had lived, a true Latter day Saint.
Funeral service At West Jordan ward
house, Monday, November 18th, at / O'Clock
MiiIeHRiai Star. please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

DuIssrII. Nov. 2S.-The work OF
the Chippewa Indian commissioners
is practically finished IL has been
entifely successful. This secures
the Opening Of four million acres Of
land in Northern Minnesota to SET
Element.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
Steamer Aground.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Georg,
Gould, president Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, has received
cable from London today stating
that the new steamship China has
gone aground In the hnrbOr Of Yo-
kohama. She was bound for san
Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
Behind Prison Bars.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Mrs.
SOUthvOTth, who murdered Pettus
yesterday, spent n very restless
night in her cell. This morning
there is q slight improvement in her
condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
TODAY'S TELEGRAMS.
wholesale smtszsiinE.

MONTREAL, Nov. &c. a. cor.
ueiIler,who Investigated the Whsky
smuggling, states that as far as can
be traced 1t had been smuggled mo
Canada by way Of 81. Pierre, MI,
duelon. This year 5000 barrels Oh
American whisky had been SNUG
gIed, and rs each gallon should have
paid - duty, the government mas
lost $500, OOJ in revenue from tnat
Eource alone.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In The Probate Court OF salt lake Count
Utah Territory.

Utah Territory.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Robert y
smith, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the p :
tate OF Robert y smith, deceased, to The
creditors OF, and all persons having claims
AGAINST the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within Fot-E
months after the first publication OF this
nOtice 20 the said administrator. at the Of
Ace OF Charles z. Pearson. ATTORNEY AZ sor
10 = Main Street, salt Lake City, that hem.
me place tor the transaction OF the Jusf.
Hess OF said estate, In salt lake Counfv.
JOSEPH Y. SMITH,
Administrator 90 the Estate OF Robert Y
Smith. deceased.
Dated November s5rd, Isss.
Oaw Iw eat
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The Croniu Case.
The AtrhIson Plan.

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-Ths defense
in the Crouin murder case will close
on Monday.
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Published by Authority, Nov. l.. $50. ]
AN ORDINANCE

AN ANCIE
Amending Section .. Chapter ;. " the Re
yised Ordinances OF salt Lake City.
Be u ordained by the City Council OF salt
Lake City, That Section =. Chaptcr 3, OF the
Revised Ordinances Of salt Lake City, pas.
sed February Il, ISIS, be and the same is
hereby amended 60 as To read as follows:
No person shall be elected or appointed
to any Office u said city unless he Is citi-
zen OF the United States, and has been a
resident OF said city for one year next pre-
cedinE such election or appointment
Neither shall any person be eligible TO vote
~ any election unless possessing the quail
hiatons OF q voter as prescribed by the
OF Utah, and has been 4 resident in said
city during the month next preceding as
registration.
Passed November u. 1871.
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG.
Attest; ,,,-,,,.,. - Mayor.
City Recorder.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE err. -
]. Hebcr NJ Well. Recorder Of salt Lake
city, do hereby certify that the foregoing
u full, true and correct COPY OF an ortIi-
nance passed by the CITY Council OF salt
Lake City, November 10 ls-9, entitled AN
ORDINANCE amending Section :, Chapter 3,
OF the Revised Ordinances OF salt Lake
tity, as appears OF record IA my Office
In testimony whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
SEAL Corporate seal OF salt lake Citv,
lssos
HEBER VI. WELLS.
City Recorder.
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WANTED.
STRAYED.

ENROM eco To 500 STOCK SHEEP.
~ Apply 20 A. l.. PAEKEE, IiG n. Seventh
West. or \. kEY>EE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Gs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ = special meeting Of the stock
holders OF CLARK, Eldredge & C0.1yIll be held
Al the ofice Of the Deseret National Iiank,
saltLake CIty, Utah, on Wednesday, Decem-
Der IS, lsS9, a. 8 PM, for the purpose Of
voting Ga proposition 10 Increase the capt.
tai stock to two hundred and afty thousand
dollars. and for the Transaction ~ such
other business as may be presented. BY
order Of the Bolrd OF Directors.
JOHN CLARK,
President.
SALT LAKE CTTT, Nov. II. ISsa. I'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-11-23

ENRUM EAST CANYON. ABOUT SIX
Il weeks aso.a bald faced brown HORSE,
about II years oid.braaded I on left thigh.
Has one white hind foot. ANY person lcay.
iug information % his whereabouts at this
onice VAL be suitably rewarded. d&sIte
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
mors rheelor, rhnn Medicine

MiNNEArotis, Mimi, June M-Theu
was moro theology than medicine at the
late afternoon meeting yesterday. and for
an hour or two several learned men
wrcstlcd over a question which ono Of the
physicians said was simply trying 10 settle
who God H." II was the section Of psy-
Geological medicine and homoopaihs that
had been read on the agents for the crca.
ton and development Of the will. The
discussion was the sensation OF the day.
At the late evening session the section Of
maicrla mcdica aud general therapeutics
listened ~ papers by DR.. A. r. Wright, OF
buffalo, Dr. J. &. Morgan. Pennsylvania:
Dr. r. NJ. Hale, Chicago; DR.. 4. Bcrricn,
brooklyn; DR.. A. I. Kennedy. Boston;
and d. J. lleber Smith. Boston. Tho
illustrated paper on "fhc Brain Axis; It's
structure, Tracts and Connections" by
nr J. 4. O'Connor. Of New York. was
then delivered before the section OF anato-
my, PHYSIOLOGY and pathology. This
ended the work Of the second day Of tho
American Institute OF llomcopathistH
The arrivals yesterday have brought the
attendance well up into the thousands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
Catarrhal Dangers.

To bc freed from the dangers Of snfiocaiion while
lying down. "a breathe fr'cly. sleep soundly nnd
undlsuftcl IN rlsc rircshcd. bead clear. brtin
act,c aud ircc innm palm or ache. ~ know that no
poisonous puird matter doalcs the hrcaih aud rot.
away the delicate machinery Of smell. taste anl
hearing ~ feel that The ysicm dos not through
~ veins aud arteries, suck up the poison that 4.
sun 10 undermine and destroy. 4 indccd blessing
beyond all other human enioymcnis To purchase
immunity from such a fate should b. tho object oi
all anlicicd. but lhoso who have tfei many
Umcdc, aud physicians despair Of relief o.
cur.
sANroub's RADICAL Guar meets every phase Of
Caiarrh, from simple head Geld 20 the most loath.
soinc aud destructive stays. Il 4 local aud oln.
filiniloual Instant In relieving permanent IN
curing sAfc. economical aud ncycriaillng
s.Nrunps RADICAL CVHE CONSISTS Of one bottle
81 the RADICAL Cunu, one b1x ol CAfAnnuAL sot.
VrNf apd Que iaruoylp lSuAtrn, hli wmpyrd IN
one paekaFr, with tnailsc aud droClions, aud sold
by oil druggists fuf ti01
fUrtrn pHuo a CLINICAL CONFORMATION. Bostox
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
anIrk Wall peIi,rrr.

CmcAoo, Ill.,, June eG-Thc 6rst do.
livery Of mail tina, was made up by clerks
sent ont 10 meet the Illinois Central trains
was made yesterday morning, the scheme
proving entirely successful aud satisfactory.
Merchants wcrc not little surprised 10
find their letters from ~. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Louisville, New Orleans and Other
southern points on their desks nj = o'clock,
when they never before got them until ~
O'Clock OF later. They were not charY OF
thor compliments Of Col. sexton for tho
quick service, aud the Postmaster was
busy NJ the telephone all morning rccciv-
ing tie ilativfing messages FROM al parts
Of Chicago. This service will be- extended
10 oil other railways a. quickly as possible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
Marriage Licenses.
J. +. Blair TO Miss Mary NJ. Jcilrics.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.


Its Daily Sessions Entertaining ana In
structing Educators.
Thd Teachers Institute Is still medium
Of entertainment and instruction TO the
100 or moro Shelby County teachers ia at
tendance.
II met last Monday in the Memphis
Military Institute building. and will con-
tinue lis daily sessions throughout the
present week.
The morning sessions Of the institute are
given over To the discussion OF important
school questions, such ~ will be profitable
20 the teachers In their nrduous aud res.
ponsIl,lc work. Yesterday the proposition
GLOW best 10 Teach Gmmmar' was dis
cusscd by Prof Lcake, OF Arlington. Prof
Davis. OF Bolton College, Prof W. 5. Jones
aud Prof Williams, OF this city Il was
followed by paper on Reading" by
Prof. O'Bnon, Of kerryillc.
Today the program will be Geology
and Agriculture. by Miss Rawlings. aud
Arithmetic" by Prof Jones. Discussion
will follow.
The afternoons are devoted 10 cXamina.
ton OF applicants Tor teachers certificates
by Miss Nellie UDonncll. the indcfiiiga
bic aud capable superintendent OF Publ,
Instruction for the county.