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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
WAR OF ERROR.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Within and for the
Northt m Grand Division
SUPREME CouRT. OF said STATE.
+ rror TO Appellate Court of Illinois I'm and for
the Second District.
Annette GuYcr, Exccutrix of the Estste of Samuel
; Guyer, deceased, Annette Guyer, Edward II.
Gufer and Annette Gnyer. plaintiffs In error,
". john II, Wilson, Holmes flakes, George NJ
ID Hakes. William r. Riggs. Stephen A. Aiair,
Alexander Il. Bentley, Thomas j. Robinson.
CHARLES L. Walker. The Rock island Psper Com
p;lny, Philemoa l.. Mitchell. Phil Mitchell, vii
liam II. Gcst, Gilmore Hurst aud Cornelius
l. fnde.
" HEKEAs. The said Annette Snyer executrix Of
the estate OF samuel ). Guycr. deceased, Annette
Guyer Edward II Guyer and Annette Guyer have
snel out VIII OF error from said supreme core TO
rev rise Judgment obtained by said John II.
Wilson against said Annette Guyer, executrix,
etc Annette Guyer, EDWARD ii. Guyer and An
nette Gayer 10 Il certain case Ia which Holmes
Hak es, George VI. ID. Hases William T. Riggs
steI hen A. Main, Alexander Il. Bentley. Thomas
J. obiuson, Charles L. Walker. The Rock Islsnd
Paper Company, Philemon l. Mitchell, Cornelius
LYME, Phil Mitchell. William II. Gest and Elmore
w. Hurst are also parties 10 the said Appellate
Court of Illinois in and for the second district
viii, b said writ of error Is pending in said
Sup eme Court; and whereas a writ of scire
Fac as has been Gully issued herein, returnahle on
the lirst day OF the next term OF said Supreme
Cont TO be holden nj Ottawa, in said state the
Fire Tuesday in March. next, according to law,
and whereas, also IL appears by affidavit on file in
the clerks Office OF SAID supreme Court thst he
said Holmes Hakes, George NJ. ID. Hakes, William
t. r ggs, stephen A. Main, Alexander I. Bentley
are On-resdens OF the state of Illinois, snd with
outthe reach Of the process Of ,ad Supreme court.
Now, therefore, you, the said Holmes NGkes.
Geor e N. ID. Hakes. William +. Riggs, Stephen A
Main, AlexanderT. Bentley. the said defendants
in error, whose non-residence appears afore-
said. are hereby notified TO be and appear before
the jlstiees OF said Supreme Cont. ut the next
term u said court to be holden at Oifag H. In said
state, on the First Tuesday in March next. To hear
the record and proceedings brought into ssid
Supr me Court return of said writ of errors and
the errors assigned, II you shall 1T, and farther
TO do mo receive what said shal order ia this
behalf
Dat I'd october sath A. D.. 1890.
A. II. TAYLOR. Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
FARM AND GARDEN.
usen,L LESSONS FROM EVERYDAY
LIFE ON TIE FARM.

r,,r..,ta,s sor Making Good Harrow
mt a Cost Not Exceeding One Dollar.
A labor Saving Device for Hauling
Brush.
The harrow depicted in the cut is de-
SIGNED 10 be used after other harrows to
rake the ground fine and smooth.
Take seven pieces of board 4 feet long,
s inches wide and | inch thick: fasten
them strongly together with nails; then
bore holes three inches apart in thecross
pie,es for the large inch nails. so that
they viii go through snugly and stay,
with the heads one inch above the
boards. Then they can be driven down
if desired at any time. Put chain or
any fastening at one corner. as the har-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
LEGAL.
lE,xEoUToR's NOTICE.


Estate of Thomas Shea. Deceased.
The undersigned having been 4. pointed execu-
OF Of the last will and testament Of Thomas
hes. late of the county OF Rock Island, state
OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he
VIII appear before the county court ofRock island
county, at the Office OF the clerk OF said court in
Tie city OF Rock Island, at the December term on
tie hrst Monday in .ecember next, at which time
a persons having claims against said estate are
tlfed and requested TO attend for The purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make immediate
pIyment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day OF October, A. D., 1870.
PIERCE kEANE, executor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

McCOrkle docking at the Individual
leaning against the lamp-post): That man
has queer name Triangle. McCrackle:
1t is appropriate though. He is rye
tangled Triangle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

The Object System. -Aunty: Do they
teach by the object system at your school ?
Little Boy: Yes'm. They lie always OBJ
jecting to something or other
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Advertised List No. 10
List of letters uncailed for AZ the pastafn

List OF letters uncallcd for al the Postofice al
Rock Island, Rock island county. Illinois
Nov. 81, 1890:
Anderson NJ So Ella Kline Harry r II man
Brown Miss Ellen l2I Levy ii
Ellese James liphardt Ella
Fianaga Johnnie Loesby VIM
care OF Tinon Bessie Marx Miss Mary
Erie John care of II Mccoy Prof. Harry
Ludwig bakery Parker Mrs VT
Hatfield Miss BIrdy Scaholm Annie
Johnston Miss May Sergeant Fred E
Kaiser Miss Kate lax st Schott Bros
kenady Toll Miss 5
Kennedy ii Tracy Mrs Minnie
THIRD CLASS MATTER.
MeCarty james A tSearsl
HOWARD WELLS, P. N.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
CHANoERY NOTICE.

CHANoERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY.
To the January Term %. 1891, CiIcuisCou
of said County, in Chaneery.
Joseph MeBeynolds complainant VS.. Hugh Nc
Reynolds, Carrie McReynolds, Moses ID Wells,
Brenton X. Wells, Mark Ashdown, oHo W.
Richardson, Eugene A. Lancaster, John =. Car
roll, Abraham strauss, Hugo Goodman, simon
fondorf and Edwin Rose, defendants-iFore-
closure.
To the atove named defendants Orlo W Rich
ardson and Eus ene A. Lancaster. Notice il, here
by given that the above entitled cause Il now
pending in said court against you and theS other
defendants above named, that "A summons In, chap
Gerry has been issued therein against you Directed
to the sheriff of said county execute retuInable
to the January Tenn. 1891, of said court, TO be
begun and holden at the eourt house in thu city
OF Rock Island in said county ON the first Monday
OF January, next. at which time and place yo1 W i'll
appear.
Rock Island, Illinois, November IA, 1890
GEORGE W. GAMBLE. Clerk OF said Court,
JACKSON HURST, Compliments soicitoys.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
a Total Eaflura

Totling-Hello Dimling. Where have
you been?
Dimling-
Get anything
No; nutting."- Puck.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Spoken Aloud.

clbert (who sees the old gentlemG1's
shadowl-Of course | disobeyed my
father in going fishing, but when he
1ii''is ont that have taken nice string
to Mr.. Cuttley. who holds our farm
mortgage. think he'll not chide me-
Judge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

The eresi French Remedy for suppres.ions
and Monthly Irregularities - =
Ladies' Uss lie Dues Periodical PHI of pav4.
France; GU ranteed 70 acconpllsh an nat 4
claimed for iem- To Be used mouShly for Trouble
peculiar to yomen Full direcffo6s Win each
box 92 per 1ox or three toxes fo< - Xznerfcan
PHI CO.. roy lily proprketore. spencer. Iowa ne
genuine pin obtained o. onto Huds<< xlm 6er11G,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Rats

Wiu-Pooh! Rats never trouble any
body unless they are hungry.
Bill-Then ] am thankful there are no
rats about when l am hungry.--Yankee
BlaGe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

Any man. no matter how lazy, can get
into the habit OF work. by ldonuing .
. workingman's attire.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

this drive the frame out from under the
brush, replace the stakes and you are
ready TO load it again. The load being
so low large one can be drawn with
out interfering with limbs of the trees,
The expense Of such an arrangement is
exceedingly small.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
PROBATE.

20-Estate of Henry Mumm-Report
of ssie of real estate filed and approved.
Guardianship of the minor teirs of
William Lee-Guardisn's inventors filed
and approved
Estate of William Widows
selection. etc, filed and approved, and
property selected ordered turned over to
widow
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
Feet
Teeeh
A HOME MADE HARROW.

row should be drawn cornerwise. Two
can be hinged together if desired. The
expense will be from seventy-fve cents
to 81 II the implement be made mt home.
There will be fifteen large nails in each
cross piece. sixty in all.
Drawing brush from an orchard is a
perplexing job The illustration here
given shows an implement described in
Rural New Yorker, from which the
foregoing is also a reprint.
In this drawing | represents the
frame and . the stakes. Do not fasten
the stakes in the holes or pile the brush
so high that the stakes cannot be pulled
out when you want to unload. In doing
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21

or the most aevere character.
The names OF few who live in Davenport and
vicinity. who have been successfully treated are
given below:
Mr. A l. Pam, Mrs Mary Watson. rheumatism;
Miss Lizzie Vance. MIR John Speaker, caarrh !:
Miss Anna Davis. Mr. VIM Sankeyf, scrofu,a; Mrs
Wisner, Mr. F l. Ma onhamer. beaft disease !;
Mrs W Marshall, III years standincl piles !;
Mr. isiah Doty q niles /:
Mrs May Wendt. A Wright, Sarah Munson,
Frank Hayes, VIM McGranahan, N Il Ttomps on,
female disease.
These are very few of the many testimonials
the doctor has, but they are ensugh to show what
can be done by one who thoroughly understands
the cause and treatment of disease.
~ Loss OF Manhood, Seminal Weakness, and
Errors of Youth. positively and permanently
cured.
~ Positively no case taken that Ct. not be
cured. Correspondence accompanied t.y &c IN
stamps promptly answered.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Ofice-McCullough' New Block.
w. Third Street, near Main,
DAVENPORT, IA.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
County BuiidiHgs-
rtk HroDuna

10 Caroline McIlvain TO James Gill
raith, net. 10. 10. 1w. SO 900.
E + Erickson to E A Post. lots Z and
SO. town of Milan. $40.
William Wentroth to Henry Dreyer,
lots l. 2. 8, 4. 6. Z. s, block H. town of
Hampton. $3.50
Lottie E Stevens to Fl L Blackmsn, lot
2. block 8. Hits addition TO Moline, 81
500.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-21
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CH1CAGo, ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC RAIL
~ way-Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
hrst street, G. IL SHELTON, agent.
, 1890-03-15

Bottom Town, Island Of Saba, WI. Feb.
8th.-FrOm being one Of the most insig.
"niticant in the Lesser Antilles, Saba is
destined 10 become one of the richest and
most important from a commercial point of
view. People nave always spoken of Saba
as one of the Dutch West India posses
Sions in the Leeward islands, about 13
miles northwest from the north point
Of the Island of St. Eustatius. 1t is
of volcanic production, and viewed
from the deck Of a passing ship, looks
to be the most fOrlOrn aud GOd-tore
sakpn spot Imaginable, for all one can see
is mountains, rocks and q barren coast,
with here and tLere a Ecrubby bush or two
looking as lonely as a Digger Indian on a
lost trail ; but it has remained for a syndl-
cate y: Boston and Lowell capitalists 10
learn the value of its immense sulphur de-
p0SitS and purchase u virtual monopoly
from the resident Dutch families. The
people of ST. Christopher, or st. Kits, 40
miles away, the regular port Of entry for
vessels from the United States, and in fact
the natives of the whole group ot islands,
are very much excited over the fact that
Americans have gained control of the great
wealth Of Saba, and very little else WAS
talk, Il of when the fact became known.
TIL sulphur mines are situated mlan0, ana
the expense of taking it out Will be very
large; but it's quantity and purify Will
make it q paying investment to Onllu road
ways and lay tracks, and work III that
direction has already been begun. Tic
COMPANY intends to build u htAk-Water
for the purpose of protecting the shipping
which is now bound to come to the island.
Boston Globe, 18th. Feb. quoted :" Light
bOurn'S Mail Notes.
, 1890-03-15
FREDERIKSTED

9Th March,-Per schr. "Atlantic'' from
Vieques,-Miss Eccles, Messrs. l.. NJ.
Golden and J. N. Prendergast.
10th March,-Per schr. "Atlantic" fer
St. Thomas.-Mr. j. B. Drlvalle and son
Benjamin, Mrs. d. B. Delvalle and two
children, Mr.. P. Rodriguez, wife and
niece.
18th March,-Per schr. "Atlantic" from
st. Thomas ,-Rosita G. Thomas, Adelside
Frederik.
From Il telegram received on Thursday
we learn that the S. s. Bermuda is Aot ex-
pected to arrive at Frpoleriksted till We'd
nesday next, the 18th inst.
The Vigilant sailed between 7 and s
o'clock this morning.
, 1890-03-15
Steam on
the Nile.

A ne W Egyptian association has been
formed, styled the ''Thewfkieh" Company.
who are the owners of a number of steam.
ers which have been specially fitted for
81 regular service of passengers desiring
to ascend the river from Cairo to the first
cataract, visiting the antiquities on the
banks. The formation of this company
has been sanctioned by a decree of the
L hedive, who has just inaugurated the
operations by q personal visit on board the
steamer FL Khedevie. The saloon, ladies'
boudoir, smoking room, and all parts OF
the steamer are illuminated by 80 cleo
tric lights of a total power of $500 can
dies, and the decorations of tue apart
ments are of the most elegant and lux
urious character. Messrs FL. Gaze & Son
are appointed agents for Europe, Egypt,
aud America for the company.-Scisntife
American
, 1890-03-15
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIx STATION.

NJ
New York, March 12th.-Paris despatch
es state that the Cabinet has decided to
send Senators NJ. Jules Simon and TOlain,
Deputy Burdeau, the Inspector Of Mines
NJ. Under, and a mechanic NJ. Delhaye to
represent France at the Berlin Labour
Conference.
Letters on the subject between England
and Germany have been made public, from
which it Is learned tlIat the Marquis of
Salisbury declines to favour the legal re-
striction Of hours Of labOur.
In the House of Commons, during the
further debate on the adoption of the report
of the Parnell Commission, Lord Randolph
Churchill sharply arraignrd the Government
for the course it bad putsued, which he
declared was III constitutional and unjust
to it's opponents. Mr.. Chamberlain replied,
and Mr.. Jennings said he was unwilling to
appear hostile to The Government, and
withdrew his amendment. The Rt. Hon.
w. A. Smiths motion was then agreed to
amid ministerial cheers.
1t is announced that Count VOnsZsparv
will succeed Count lis "a as Prime Minister
of Hungary.
London, March ~12th-Sugar in stock on
the 6lh. inst, was l52 900 tons. Last year
$50, 900 tons.
New York March l3th-Thp English
press severely criticize Lord Randolph
Churchill's speech on the Parnrll Commits
sion Report. The ST. james Gazette de-
clareS that the speech was fatal TO bis
political reputation.
Mr.. Sydney Herbert, in the course of II
speech at Croydon, exhorted the ConServa.
tives to prepare for m approaching gene-
raj election.
The House of Commons has rejected the
Irish Land Tenure Bill by 23l to IL 9
votes.
1t is stated that the Prince of Wales
will visit1 the Emperor William on the
10Th instant.
Dispatches received in Paris report hat
theKing ofDahomey and his female war; iors
have retired to Lama, not daring to attack
the French posts, and it is said the French
captives taken by the Dahomians are safe
at Whydah.
New York, March 14th.-Tt is reported
that General ElphinStone, Comptroller of
the Duke of Connaught'S household, was
washed overheard from the steamer
Tangario near Teneriffe and drowned.
London news states. that Mr.. Parnell has
named Mr.. Vesey Knox, a Protestant of
Ulster, TO succeed Mr.. Biggar aS member
for Cavan.
In the House of Com mon S, in Committee
of supply, General Hamley moved to in
crease the grant Of the Volunteer Service,
which was carried by 1876 to 102, although
opposed by Mr.. GoSchen.
The Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
denied that the French Govern ment had
offered to refer the Newfoundland Fisheries
dispute to arbitration, but hoped there
would be an early settlement.
The Steele, in an article, announces that
the French Government Las decided to Oc-
cury Whydah, IA provin ce of Dalomey.
1000 grain porters of the Liverpool
Docks have struck.
New York, l4th March.
Flour, st Lawrence, per. brl. $4.35.
Meal, best brandywine. per brl. 1896
Heavy Mess Pork, per brl. 1033
New Seasons Pork, per hri, IL. III
Crystals, per ID 5-11-16
0us"A f. to CIR. l,cr To- 5-3-16
English Islands .Nolasses 30 test, per gal. %
Exchange New York and London, 4.812
, 1890-03-15
(From Ltghtboayne Mail Notes.)

Il. B. NJ s. Calypso arrived here yes
terday from Barbados. She exchanged
salnres with the port on anchoring. 81.
B. Ms Consnly r. McDougal Esq, visited
her shortly %afterward, and OIL leaving
received the Consular salute.
, 1890-03-15

1t is reported that the. object of the
Calypso's visit to this port yesterday was
to enquire into the condition of our COM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than Geographic
with the island of Porto Rico. She re-
turned to Windward this morning.
, 1890-03-15

The news has reached here in a private
letter from Basse Terre, Guadeloupe,
dated the 7th March, that on that day,
the sanitary commission Of that island
met "for the purpose of putting Pto. Rico
and lis dependencies in quarantine, and to
take measures against ST. Thomas, if that
colony did not do same" AS We have not
up TO now heard any new of our inten:
ton to quarantine Porto Rico and Vieqnes,
we would like to know what is the matter
in those islands that such a step should
be considered necessary on the part OF our
French neighbours.
, 1890-03-15

The Revolution in Santo Domingo.-By
private advices We learn that President
Heureaux left SANTANA OH the 9th Tor San
chez with a number of troops, in order to
carry on military operations in La Vega,
in which part of the country the revolu-
tionists had appeared. We learn of no
other engagement. until that date, be-
tween the revolutionary forces and those
OF the Government.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22

"EOrGB On WORMS" sure cure.
DC
ROUGH oN TooT HACHB l5o. Al
Druggists
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22

Three months ago J0hn Sonke let-
ter carrier. got leave ~ absence n
three months a. visit his nstvf land
IL went - tho Netherlands % company
wfh M. ,. Woke snd e0n. Ire party
have 1ust returned after 3 pleasant
risif ~ q ho1ns which Sonke iglt forty.
three years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22

The telegraphie editor q the Grand
Rapids Dcaocraf Is. ~ say the least, a
lfte fresh. The following - = sample
nf ISIS hrsdings. "An old Mad Killed %
"A Liquor flrms Gall, ETC. Tom
Fletcher did not pui That KIND ~ head-
rgs on teiegTaphlc dispatches, &C.
ueeallv when TIE body ~ tae ais-
patches did not CAL FOR them - baia-
alaz9o ga7effr
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22
. sTARlFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AxrRIcAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUr
Is publishing a most valuable serles of Tariff
documents. These are preuarcd with q view
TO state the facts and arguments for Protcc-
ton, whether In the interest OF farmers,
laDOrers- merchants or professional men.
Zach issue OF the series appeals TO those en-
gagged In separate industries, and presents in
dlsputabie facts-comparisons or wages. cost
OF living and other arguments showing the
benefits OF Protection.
Any single one will be sent on receipt OF 2
cents in stamps except wages, Living and
Tariff, which will bc sent for cents.
The whole list will be sent for ~ cents or
any twelve for 20 cents. or any FIVE for 10
cents, postage paid. Order by number.
No. P.ors
Wages, Living and Tariff" E A. HAHTs-
2-"Ths Advantages Of a Protective TariT TO
the Labor aud Industries Of the United
states" First Prize Essay, 1881 CRAW-
g." Home Production Indspensable 70 a sup
ply, at Low Prices. Of the Manufactured
Commodities required for the teope OF
the United states. and Adequate Home
Production of these Commo.iites Imros-
siole yitnout a lrotective Tariff first
&-"T Thatsre Raw Materials Would FREQ Raw
Materials be AGFantageous q the labor
fiEst trize tssay, lssH HosER B DrEIL %
G." some Views on the Tariff by an old bust
ness Nan" tsBo. DEAfT.R-- ....-...-. 2
=" The Protectiye TaTi1 Its Advantages for
So he Wool Interest" Judge Wv. Lswasvcv -
- frotecfi0a ~. Free frade."-A Historical
Review D. o. HaRRIEAy. ......--........ 20
% ne Farmer and Tie Tarin " Col. THo1As
- - ~ DIZZY -s-s...----.+ 10
IL Frofectlon as q Public Policy GEossE y.
houTW EIg...... 900. ............ 10
Il Reply - the freFidcut's Frce-Irsde Nes-
sage r. p FcRrER. ................
IL Worklngncn sni the IariT ~ .-.......-. 5
"a - Vita triesrinu Saali American Indus
Et~s be At0ndCuesj and American lar
kett STfrrsnf sresi .......... 9
lfe4-lit q fierrnsn- WITH Addison. .-..-..... o..
ls-" ne Prcgress n Drs Bundred Years"
HfnfitT p I0rrrn ............ %. -.........
~ Ffofs-firn q for American >hipfiug '-...-- ;
~ ~ iariT Ncf = Tax" hoNfa n Irsrrt-. ?
49, nf iflsnFreu -1luli 20 Er0fectl orlists ?
49, frufefficu F.. 81 ANwr1fIHrT ....... ...- =
4l-' T" ? st g Ta~if p" Answers o. working
~ tr1ellean u col Industry F. n A..
60 sses aad Cost n Iivins.~ p. Eszs. :
- .rRtaefa q farming Ind lsfries r-.-...-,....
- .'ffrt TAX 60 Is ofEiTis-1a er -.--.-... z
30 ff teffllt aad ths Esrfnar senator 81 v
t - A-..-- ...--.---- Y
5l-'F Free Trade Or Protection" B'ai1es
reply 80 = adstane
~ 1fe &c Hau. Wm Mekir ey. IT..
ne sew lsr.f B.I re iV-ret VAS
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22

The iocetoH ~ see norne II Joseph
Z Rae anan. aatn0f of tbe new se-
s.-.ces r 1are0enasfy. etc. is n0f ~ ls-
,ra.a. bat BDslou TIE correction 2
n.aae ~ AVOID couf1und ~ tne sulhor
q anfuratfe nDtor.efT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22
AMUSEMENTS.

Cleveland's Minstrels opened the mid
summer season at Powers Grand, last
night, with one OF the handsomest set
tings that ever surrounded a first part
IN a Grand Rapids theatre. Il was a
first performance TO be sure, and all of
the immense audience was disposed 70
be generous and lcnlent. The program,
which was attractive with new ideas
and new features, was presented with
out mar or delay Of any kind. The
Castlllisn fiIst part presented a dressy
and picturesque feature, and the stage
was respendent with beautiful plush
curtains. silk ropes, and satined decor
atoms of varleeated cOl0rs and unts.
The costumes were correspondiugly at
tractivc. The first part was composed
of good music, fresh ballads ana org
inal gags and Jokes. Billy RICE, the corp
uicnt and Jolly comedian, was gwen a
Toyal welcome, and he responded
with a basketful of new jokes aud
bright IDEAS which ne gathered AZ the
seasnOre. Willis Sweatnam, quaint,
dry and inventive, convuised the house
with ms monologuc. Howe and Wall
utiitbEi>ti dNFA stlllt tifEtiiht tb'th- 81 ~
musical act. while the march OF the
Lohengrn Knights was gliitering and
attractive IN the matter Of costumes
and new handsome marching man
euvers. The program concluded with
the Performance OF thc Royal japanese
troupe. who introduced new fcsts in
gymnastics and balancing. Their per
Torrance cannot be described; a must
be seen. The audience was loudly ap-
Drocisuve. and Cleveland has added
another Ink 70 hs laurel Of successes.
Matinee today and concluding perform
anCe tonight.
The Windsor chronological lecture last
evening, subjeot "Puys ognomv." !" was
In many respects, the most Interesting
of the course tDus far. ID s iu TINS
lecture that the rational grounds upon
winch rests the science ri pnreu0IoEr
are fully set forth. The perfect scc8-
rscv with which mental and moral
/ character s publicly delIn.ated is proof
that phrenoiogy rests upon grounds oi
fact. and not 0f fancy. TIE lecture 20
night VII he on "Good Brains and
Good Morals"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-22

ne q. ,. & ]. +. Is. il ST The short
est IRE between Grand Rapids and
Traverse t.tY su8 al Northern A'ch-
Sumner res0~ts and osaer points.
II tse shortest ne from Traverse
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