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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
BRTEFLETS.

Gloria silk umbrellas, gold handles. 94e
, at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. B. D. Buford has returned from
Hot Springs. Ark.
Skating at the rink Tuesday evening.
Ladies free. Good music.
Greatest bed blanket and bed comfort
sale of the season at McCabe Bros.
This is the week of prayer in the ma
Jority of the Protestant churches.
The Tri> City Ministerial association Is
In session at the Broadway church today.
Newmarkets. cloaks and wraps still
going at the knock-down prices of last
week at McCabe Bros.
Miss Lizzie O'Brien has returned from
Chicago. where she has been visiting rel
atives for the past two weeks.
A horse attached to one of the Rock
Island house buses dropped dead at the
Rock Island depot Saturday night.
Another highway robbery was at
tempted on the streets of Davenport Sat>
urday night. but the villains were foiled.
A black hunting dog came to my place.
The owner can redeem him by paying ex-
penses. Philip Dineledine, South Rock
Island.
The bed blanket and bed comfort
scramble commenced early this morning
at McCabe Bros. Scarlet blankets ACC
per pound.
Christmas umbrellas, delayed en- route,
200 lots, gold and silver handles, at 94c
and $1.62. at McCabe Bros. Can neither
be duplicated.
The Davenport Democrats Gazette has
dropped its compound mixture. and
comes out in its old familiar way as the
plain Democrat, again.
Miss Mary E. Ryerson swore out a
warrant today for the arrest of Earnest
Peterson, of Moline, for bastardy. A
license to marry was the result.
Mr.. j. B. thinner, the merchant tailor,
is convalescing from his recent illness, a
generally will be gratified to learn.
Auditor Hudson, of the R. I. s. P, is
laid up in Chicago with the La Grippe.
President Cable. of the Rock Island road,
has had siege with the same malady.
1t is rumored that Capt B. A. Conger
is to leave the Diamond 10 line next sea-
son and mount the roof of the remodeled
War Eagle, of the ST. Louis, st. Paul &
Minneapolis packet.
A large number of counterfeit nickes
were found near the waters edge at the
river yesterday, creating the impression
that they had been discarded by some
counterfeit fearing detection or pursuit.
The thermometer this morning regis.
tered 2 above zero. within two degrees
of the coolest morning of the season.
With weather such as this, and the ferry
stranded, people begin to appreciate the
bridge railway.
One section of stock train ran into
another at Malcomb. on the Iowa division
of the c., r. 1. & P, early yester day
morning, the accident being caused by
fog. An engineer and brakeman were
injured and three stockmen injured and
one killed. All trains were considera-
bly, delayed in consequence.
Observer Fitzgerald will probably
leave Davenport tomorrow for Atlanta,
Ga, whittier he has been ordered BY the
signal service. Mr.. Walz. whom Mr..
Fitzgerald succeeded, will again have
charge of the station at Davenport.
MIR. Fitzgerald is one of the most efficient
observers in the signal service corps and
is very popular as well.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
THE HOSPITAL GUILD.
Election Of Officers for the Ensuing
Year 1his Afternoon.

Election Of Omcers for the Ensuing
Year 1his Afternoon.
st. Lukes Hospital Guild met at the
residence of Mrs. j. M. Buford this after.
noon and officers were reelected by unan-
imous and mplimentary vote as fol-
lows:
President-Mrs. J M. Buford.
Vice Presdents-Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs.
Bear.
Secrets-y-Mrs M. G. Hoffman.
Treasurer-Mrs G. L. Eyster.
Board of Directors, Rock lsland-Mrs.
Morris Rosenfield. Mrs. T. Fl. Thomas,
Mrs. Jos. Rosenfield, Mrs. T. J.
Buford Mrs. Emil Koehler. Mrs L Simon,
Mrs. Louis Kohn. Mrs. Chas. Rose, Mrs.
S. ]. Kestor, Mrs. E. P. Reynolds, Mrs.
]. j. Reimers. Mrs. J. s. Gilmore, Mrs.
Porter Skinner. Mrs. G. Lynde. Mrs. H.
c. Connolly, Mrs Morris. Mrs. W. T.
Call, Mrs. Adair Peasants, Mrs. J. G.
Junge, Miss Hattie Carter, Mrs. Henry
Curtis. Moline-Mrs Chss. Deere, Mrs.
Alfred Bryant, Mrs. s. n. Velie, Mrs.
Frank Gould, Mrs. Ed. Sleight.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
THAT'S BUSINESS.

A Petition to Extend the Pavement on
Moline Avenue.--The Thoroughfare
TO be so Improved From Twenty.
Third street to the Llmits.
At toniRht's meeting of the city coun.
Gil petition will in all probability be
presented asking the passage of an
ordinance ordering the paving Of Moline
avenue from Twenty>third street to the
city limits. the majority of the front feet
facing on this important thoroughfare
having been secured to the petition. the
most important ones being: E. P. Rey-
nolds, 400 feet. Porter Skinner. 800; H.
P. Hull, 400; Geo. Wagner, 400; F. M.
Sinnet. 800; Gilpin Moore. $50; j. J.
Reimers. 100; v. M. Blanding, 21O;
Joseph Huber, 100; w. F. Schroeder,
40; s. j. Stader. 24a; s. Sprague, 70; G.
A. Schumacher. so; James McElroy, 20;
and many others owning smaller strips
The sentiment is unanimous in favor of
the Improvement and the desire seems to
be that the material be either granite or
cypress blocks, though Bardolph vitrified
brick is not unpopular.
A petition is also in circulation on
Fourth avenue east OF Twentieth street,
the idea being to get the consent of the
property holders there as on Twenty
third street for paving from Twentieth
street, which has already been ordered
to the junction of Moline avenue, and
this would, il successful. afford a paved
drive from the Moline limits clear throu Oh
to Ninth street and Second avenue
What grand thing that would be for
Rock Island, and the council will coun>
tenauce it of course. Our present NUNS
cipsl body believes in just such substan-
tial improvements.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that The Moline
and Rock Island Horse Railroad Company, will,
at meeting Of the city council Of the city of
Rock Island, 10 be held on Monday the 9th day Of
January, A. d. 1890, at the city council rooms in
the city OF Rock Island in the state of Illinois,
(and at all subsequent meetings. present its pc
tition TO said city council, requesting said city
council to grant it the right to construct, main
tain aud operate double single track street
railway upon and along Nineteenth street in said
city from the intersection of said street with
Second avenue to its intersection with Third ave-
nue. in said city; also upon and along Fifteenth
street ia said city, from its intersection with
Third avenue TO its intersection with Fourth ave-
me, and from said last named intersection west
upon and along Fourth avenue to its intersection
with Ninth street, and from said last named inter-
section south npon and along Ninth street to
Eleventh avenue in said city, with the right to
connect the same with the tracks Of said Horee
Railroad Company, and Of the Union Street Rail
way Company, and to operate the same in con-
nection Herewith.
Dated this 4th day Of January, A. D. 1890.
THE MOLINE AND ROCK ISLAND HORSE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
6-1Ot BY c. B. HOLMES, President.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
Weather Forecast.

U. 3. SIGNAL OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., Jan, 6.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Fair; warmer; probably snow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
A GUN FACTORY.
Col. WhittemOre Enlightens the
Tri-Cities on the Subject.

A Largely Attended Meeting OF Rep
reseIitative Men at the Harper
HouBe Favor the Prcject---A Strong
Com ntttee TO be Appointed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06
Loans.

Loans.
There will be meeting of the direc.
tors of the Rock Island Building associa-
ton Tuesday evening, January z, 1890.
for the purpose of loaning money. Stock
in the 3lst series now issued.
E. "a. GUYER. SeCy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06

A popularity of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
that while it purifies the blood, it i'm
parts new vigor to every function of the
body.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-06

McInfire Bros. have Q new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
VIEW HOUSE FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN.

The dedication exercises Of the new building Of the
Bethlehem Day Nursery took place yesterday after
noon al 80 O'Clock al No. 90 East Thiriicth ST.
and was attended by many wcll-known people. The
Rev Dr. Brooks read the service Of dcdca'ion. and
was followed BIZ Archdcacon Mecfay smith. the Rev
DR.. Warren and the Rev. Newton Perkins
The institution was established in ISL. and then
occupied two rooms in the former building IN Thirty
fret st. but it has gradually grown to the Pre-
necessities aud the handsome new home for the little
ones.
Children Will be received al age up 20 nine wears
and accommodations have been provided for hhy. TIC
basement COMPRISE, tie dining rooms. kitchens. etc.
the main floor reception room. committee room ana
kindergarten, with the dOrmorv. baths ana dfcNsn.
r,oms on tho second floor. and matrons' and attend
ants rooms IN the third story. . .
Ms. Clinton Ogilbe Is l'rc, ident. Ms J"ln Han
vice pres dent and Mrs II II. Chllendcn secretary
The house is finished in hard wood. and the hirhly
polished floors spOtless bed and general AIR 81 neat
ness and order reflect credit uIon those Interested IN
the worL. while the little waits NAT arr thrown upon
the .treefS 0i New York Will not suffer for Tie want
Of protection. comfort and Christian training.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
rrnrRLEs OF RrSINESs WY.

pa.-lck j. Eagan and solomon PulVcr. composing
,he firm Of i. !. Eagan Co.. wholesale dealers III
laccs and en9roiecrie' at No. "a LNpcna'd ST. mao
AN ASSIGNMENT YESTERDAY 10 Michael levy. W.T.
raran has bccn In business about six years, and the
prcsent firm va, formed In December. lass. with a
eap,tal OF $4,000 Their attorneys say the liabilities
arc about $4,000.
Joseph r. Ecker. wholesale and retail dealer III
,,oenries teas and cofecs at No. Is Fulton ST, No.
co6 Eighth ave. and No. 356 Grandst.. made an as
Segment Yesterday 10 John g. Quinlan. giving pref
ercnces 10 Bridget Dolan 81 900, ana The Market ana
Fulton Bank. s45.72O. Mr. Becker has been IN buSl'
rcss about twenty-five years and during mat timo
has had several partners bat has been alone iVr uo
last four years. besides his three stores III New
York he also formerly had stores IN EFooklyn ana dt
Easton. Penn and claimed capital OF over sioooo'
HIS liabilities reported 10 be about $4,000 ana
nominal assets s730o0 in stock and outstanding ac
counts The failure is attributed TO losses by pau
debts and depreciation in canned goods. ,
dispatch from sandwich, Mass, yesterday stated
that tie factory Of the Charles W. spur Veneer Com
psny had been attached for 10000. Their place OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
WAS TIE BRIDE INsANE2

Judge Beach, in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY 10
served his decision in the suit Of Leon NJ WIG i'r
The annument Of his marriage 10 Wanda hnathho"shs'
which took place on February 20, l575' she i no.
IN the insane asylum on BlachweTs lsIan1' anu
VIVA ,ocl,ro. that hi, wife was insane when 10
married her she became violently insane In March,
1,s7 after childbirth. Wild also testified tha' MS
wfe's brother had expressed regret that he had NOT
told him (Wlldj before the marriage that the young
woman was not in condition to marry, ana that thS
family had thought of placing her IN an asylum ID
Europe. Mrs Kate Adams ooroboratea via sVDis'
and testified that Mrs, Wild, brother lad told her
,h, Ia brought his sister - this country from Poland
because she wa, silly and he did not want to leave
her a burden upon his parents The brother. Louis
". Kpathkowska denied Wd's story, and declared
that his sisters husband had her put III an d'l iu,
play in barrO0ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Postmaster Van Colt has been ihfor'n'" o' 'e'eS'
,or, san Francisco that the steamship Zcalandia ar
,,,d at that mort on sunday May IL, with mails rom
Australia New Zealand. etc, of the following d'''
Melbourne. April IS. sydney. April l9 AueNta'u'
ApriI II Honolulu. MAY 3 due 10 arrive IN Ne" fo',
on the morning Of Friday. May IL. The next Va"
for Australia NcWZcaland. ETC.. will close al wv
General postofhcc in this city AZ Il 30 p m on va,
% or on the arrival here Of the steamer Auram' ""
the British mails for Australia Tor d 'p"'" -,
stcamshp Zealandia. from san Francisco, ON way %
word has also been received from san iran
cisco that tile st,tmshlp CHINA arr'ea Nv
that port on sunday. May H. with mails rom ''''.,
and Japan # the following dates: Hong h'-' 'P.''
II. shanghai Aprl 10: Yokohama. Anfli - ,, n ~
arrive IN New 0rk on the morning OF trdaN' NO th,
rhc next mail for China and Japan VIII 'loso :" NAV
General PoStoficc In this city al $50 p i" , n san
,5 for dispatch by tho steamship Chln'' no"'
Francisco, Mas II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
ZOLAESQUE REALISM.
From The Boston Traveller.


sir. william Winter. the able dramatic critic o.
h., brilliant rhetoric tO consideration Of Hr luca
ard Mansfield and his familiar play a Pai'iln
Romance" Nj. Winter T. ~ ardent adniircr Of
M Mansfield, I'VE feel obliged to make III, STAT
mcnt In view OF the little episode which occurred III
this city last week, and In which Mr.. Man tch
actors play cannot he regarded by the most sN
piciously minded as Inspired by personal motive
The lari.nn Romance" SAYS Mr.. Winter:
L. vile In II. subject, ana Ii i Hnp.dcut III IT.
prctrncc u moral meaning. II riat., almost *
Ella v.ly t. aspects of charactcr and Il oclal li'
tIat are foul and loathsom". i dop!ct- probate,
and slmplc;ons. Il dawn hidcouN pictIrc oi c'rrrp
ton and il seeks 10 justify tho portrayal Of dcpid,
ity iv The stale prcicncc that the true WA In which
art should adVocatc vrtde j. the dc.incat Oh Oi al
that horrible In vice. ~ oftfn "a L ufs, az
cnrdlnrlv 4 ought H. be received Wit word OF pro
tcst aca'nst the wrong prrcIplc upon which it,
fabric has been reared. Surh words may be SalHtr'
IN prcccpt. by reason OF wha, they teach, but they
arc degrading In spirit and influence by reason Of
what they show
I'm thcsc words Mr.. Winter mp the whole case
against realism the stage. They might with equal
literature which nnds expression IN the works oi uch
writer's lola and his followers Of the French school
and that which is Ia be found In the school, 81
painting, which delights in portlaylng carfion and
kindred horrors, and against which Mr. Ruskln never
tires Of preaching ii may be urged that such char
actcrs Baron Chevria whe thcr In the drama.
In fiction or oil the canvas, serve good purpose as
horrible examples. but IL Is safe to that whatever
benefit few of those who behold them may receive
from their disgusting traits IS Offset by the depressing
mass OF manhipd We sec evil enough in real life
without going 10 the theatre, studio. or novel for
more. What nerd T. more healthy and helpful .
amples Of courage honesty and nurlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
,.rrr or THE rLCcTRrciL EXHIBITION

The closing week q thc Electrical tA"''"'" AZ ,,''
roroX Lyccum promise, 90 Uc busy one ln'
,,...rcc. ,.,.craay were unusually large. In t''
afternoon -cth Low. president Of Columbia 'o.''-''
t Ne. Ior. yer. ID. -Ic ', II Manager u" f'''''
-ycr-l large part.cs from See ark AID fdA'eh "'io
pf.scnt The rr.,, Ma' pol" with Us b'l'"' I''
,oJ,.,d globe, and pendant, pc enief damn AZ"
ic,u,..,l app.arIncr Au of Ed!-oN'' elect DC
.co. ard machine, wcrr in operation. Tic Royal
uau-a,an Orchestra. under d. leo 7'nmcr CONN u''
m 10 or. Of IA, lcac.ns attraction, II the "Nh'""h'
m, .s An Ito auditorium in front Of the stage were
c.,,.t..flv Cll,d and thc orc'.r,tra WIS repeatedly
,,plo,.i T. The my -t"riou, chamber. The cAI"oi''
= ear. ,. DOH, and inc ph0noTAph department were
soil r,,rour,d IN tlc twentieth century depart
,.,,, t,,.,,ir.n century youth aroris amu-eine.t
-, NJ. fre. mt. The exhibition 81 won An Wptk II
,h. i,rg.st and finest ever gwen 10 tHIH c"ll.ii'
Ilir,ir iecs and embroidery and faur} worn ~ All
. Union, done entirely By women are ~ be seen
herr i special musical prosranmc M, hcch ar
"'..cd f,r Trda.. the closing night cara Louise
IN tir ei.at ycsr Old pani,'o, and lc,r We! hcIn
"a appear \ band Of ,nntcinalh INDIANS WIZ hi,2
~, Tent on th- night there NH DC special
elccirc, iilumina "nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Ccurt-General Tern-Before Van BFunt6 =.
Il .s l5 ana p1a,eli Isl 80 o. rs ~ 81 u.s.
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calendar a. called at II GcS Ss9o,o Reach j.
Nos e.J 627 6gs. 500 $50 coo, COL Oe2. o $685.
o. srPremc toGrt-speca Term-Pars II-NO calendar
uA sapS SS court-clrcu-Part IAd.oasned until
"e Sa.1aac Msy Bstor Basn "a
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tTmmnrs II B. Douglas, 10 a. NJ; Juan BarceuO and
l. srnrror Cclrt1Specia Term-BefOre Trusx. Mo
'o2 S3o,o- corr,-rqu,y Term,Befors frssdma1 Il
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ii-c' i.! los i65 lis, 100 5s5 aoS 1881 1885,
captr6S corrt-rra Term-pnr; III-BeOFe Dusr0 j.
and pooR.tavcr J-Nos. 20 II b. Il. g. IS 2S H.
&c Common mon Pca,-spcclal Tcrm-Bdore Day. J.-No'
,ons -, ,.-,, p,r. fore Allen. j.
Common nG its i,I5 ig@ 80 800 100 90 Sos.
i%s- sa l:sg $50 1880 liz. lD2S ,, -. Oh.
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Civ Court, Trial Term-Part IvBe'orc McAoam' = D.
eourt Of O,cr and Terminer- Before Andrews j. ""
,.s,s.,., -Affornev Daw son No. !. ...,,
As,,sna' o. ard T@rniner-Part before Fitzgerald
and assistant District. Attorney Bedford Nos 70 -
cnmrt NJ over and Terminer-Part ll-Be,ore ,oNh;
J. and Assistant District Attorney Jerome N"S' " :"
inclusive. -..,..u d.. tIr pcfo-e Recorder
Su,th and Assistant Dstrict-Attomey DaNl>-No,' !"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
FLOTERS AND FRUIT FOR THE SICK.
THIS ADMIRABLE woEK BEGINS AGAIN FOR
ANeTHEE SEASON.

THIS ADMIRABLE wOEK BEGINS AGAIN FOX
ANcrHEE SEASON
Women and sunshine and flowers are indISsohbly
linked in the minds OF the poor sufferers rcftles'!y
turning in hospital cot. or worse IN s'ihngN NOT
tcremcnthouse rocm and the New-fork Flower MS
sion which opened It's work for the season YESTERDAY
brings comfort 20 thousands. The mission rooms NJ
No 1O4 East Twcnticth-st. Yesterday were crowded
with baskets Of flowers from all parts Of the country
and fifty pairs Of dct tender fingers were busly en-
gagged in blending the bright coors In bouquets Abou
900 bououets were distributed In the hospitals by the
pretty girls who have taken up this work, and 80
were carried to the tencmenthou The work Is
rcy un.ec,arian free from all class distinctions
wealthy leaders Of fashion working side by side with
working women who have a keen appreciation OF the
,,sniration ~ a vase Of flowers in sick ROOM
The EXPRESS companies mako no charge for trans
no,ipc marriages addressed 10 the Flower Mission and
,,,. - rovcrs and fruit are urgently needed. Con
tsri,u,ions of fruit are especially welcome as 10
thuIsards Of poor sufferers In the tenement houses
src denied even the comforts OF the hospitals. IN
az annc,I is also made for workers * Mrs. VI. H.
spppre one OF the most prominent ladies III the mis-
sion said 10 Tribune reporter Yesterday AFTERNOON,
the mission wants the young, pretty and chaimlnGN
ed women O fashionable society TO become inter
ested I'm tic work. the sight Of snch one lowering
over tho bed is as beneficial to the slck as The noWcts
tber elves The bright smiles Of welcome the
u,ortcrs receive are ample compensation for INC
trouble and fatigue involved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The trial Of John NJ. d. Fanshaw for arson, on
charce of setting fire to the house No. % East twenty
ninth-st on February g. 1858, was Unexpectedly
closed Yesterday There were no additional witnesses
called and the defendant did not testify IN MS own
behalf The defendants brother was expected 10
testify but he sent a telegram saying that he could
not he In court Yesterday. : the was closed.
Ex-senator Eccesine closed for the defence and AS
sistant DistrctAttorney Dawson summed up for tho
prosecution. Judge Andrews will charge the Jury
this morning.
Judge Barrett, in the supreme Court yesterday
signed a number Of commitments for men who have
not paid their personal taxes for loo7, ana one Ok
the men who Will have 10 go to jan uniess le aH S
are Maid is ex- Judge Henry \. Gilderseeve lho
Amounts he must pay follows: For taxes
S,j6 90 interest, - 81, and costs, go 49, ooo .,
Iohn Vantasse recovered verdict for SloVOo lroui
a iury before Judge Allen in the Court oil common
Pleas yesterday against the lave Erv heS
he was seriously injured on August %, leoo Inc
injuries permanent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
rms YVES REFERENCE CASE BEGUN.

The hearings by Francis Lynde stcLon, who wa
anuointed referee 10 taac testimony regarding the
,,t.,o.,t If claim, against Henry =. I've, a Co. on
. L..i. al ccnt, on "a dollar, to which % per cent
If the CREDITOR have a,scntod were begun yesterday
lnorninp at 80 - william IT. William J. Carts ap
.,ro,d FOR william Ncl,on Cromwell, the assignee
+ n. Eidcway for I've, and stayncr; Frank Il. Law
renee for the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail
way Company; George " Dewey, VINO Represented
Everett T. Wheeler. for the Mineral Range Railway
r.muany. Charles ". Cas- Tor ;hc Flint National
uant III Plymouth, Penn, Do, PASSES Brothers fOr
iImcr Mct,oWan i CO., and John :. smith for Byron
f. Bacon assignee OF John II. sally.
II was decided 10 adjourn the hearing until ,aiur
dav morning at 10 O'Clock. IN order 10 permit cOun.
.cl 10 file 0bjcctgu,. These must be- In the hands
of the referee by Friday afternoon at O'Clock The
hearing will then from day to day according tn
the order Of the court.