Herald and Tribune from Lawrence, Kansas • 6

v. "01 I From Tutxdny'i Ditiljr. who did that kind of work, in regard to east room, 5th grade Ella Coltrain, $30. Lower east room, 4th grade, Miss Lottie putting In steam heating apparatus ATTEMPTED ABDUCTION. A Man Attempts' to Btoal Young Lady to day she did not have a hearing to-day, but will be Drought buforo Judge Howard to-morrow morning.

Four bids were received, ranging in Mull, salary $60. Lower west room Capt. N. P. Deralnjr.

baa placed us under many obligations for a bankot of the finest tablo grapea we have tasted price from $1,200 to almost 3,000. Mr, 2d and 1st grades, a. in. and p. Miss An Exoitad Nelghborhood-A Discarded Lover.

Hutchings moved that the matter be tills season. Mary Murray, salary $15. 1'INCKNEY STREET- TWO ROOMS. referred to Messrs. Shaw and Roberts, L.

Belie bas our thanks for a beau "Rough ob Ask for Wells' "Rouh on 15(i. Quick complete cure. Hard or soft corns, warts, bunions Tho Topeka State Fair Is In full blast. The attendance is reported as being quite laige, with a good display of products. Tho Hopo of tho Natloa.

Children, slow in development, puny, scrawny and delicate, use 'VVelrs Health llenewer." Upper room, 4th and 8d grades, Miss with Instructions to report at the next tiful cromo entitled "Tho Conflagra Ella Flinn, salary $00. Lower room, 2d meeting. Last night the residents of South Connecticut street wore considerably disturbed by the report that an attempt tion." It Is really a work of art, and and 1st grados, a. m. and p.

Miss we prize it very highly. had been made to abduot a certain After some discussion In regard to the price of lots in the cemetery, it was moved that the committee appoiatod at the last mooting in conjunction with charming young lady. This morning Ibe Cyclones bave ordored rubber Mattie Hyde, salary $45. PARK ONE ROOM. First whito, a.

m. first colored, Miss S. E. Davis, salary $50. LANE PLACE ONE ROOM.

Hekald-Tribune reporter hearing of gossamer eoats of Abe.Levy. The boys the cemetery committee appraise sec "Rough on DntUt" Tooth Powqar. Smooth, jlefrexhinK. Harmless, Kle gant, CleansinR, Preservative and Frag ant. 15c.

iHigpisti. To-day was cool and pleasant, "Kongo on Pain" FUaUri Porous and streKgthoning, improved the best for bnckaclie. pains in chest side, rheumatism, neurulgia. 25c; drug gists or mail. All quiet in the police court this morning.

"RoaghonPaln" Cures colio, cramps, diarrbaea; externally for aches, pains, sprains, bead-ache, neuralgia, rlieuniutixn. For man or beast. 80 or 50o. are evidently going to be prepared for tions seven and eight of the cemetery Carried. the uircumstance, visited the bouse to learatbe particulars.

The young lady in question was not at borne, but from the mother the following facts were all kinds of weather. Lower room, 1st grade, p. Miss The weather was very fine in Maine on election day. but for some reason the Indepi'iidttn! and Democrat were short several thousand votes. After some discussion in regard to Lena Van Vooruis, salary $23.50.

CHAPEL TWO ROOMS. raising money by putiing a lloonse on Cbas. Emerson appeared bofure Judge Cbadwick tbis morning on a charge of learned. She said ber daughter and an the skating rinks, the Council adjourn Upper room, 4th and 8d grades, other young lady bad been out last even being drank. He plead guilty, was fined ed until the next regular meeting.

ing, and on their return saw a man W. Jones, salary $45. Lower room, 2d and 1st grados, a. m. and p.

Miss 3 and cost, which be paid and was dis standing on the back porch. Tho young Bed-Bugn, Tilt: Flies, roaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "llouxli on lists." 15. charged. A Lon Jaunt lady at unce seized a croquet niallot.and Fannie Dunlap, salary $45. FIFTH WARD TWO ROOMS.

We notice by the Sciota Gazette, pub said she would drive the intruder away lished atChilioothe.Obio, that Mr. Chas, Upper room, 5th and 4th grades, Miss UACKMJbrACK a laminar and irao F. Lummis, for some time editor on the Eva Scliultz, principal, salary, $60. The copy for the University Weekly Courier is now in the hands of Mr. Cutler, the.

printer, and it will be issued on Friday next. It will be a very interesting number. The Courier will hereafter went up to Topeka to- rant perfume. Price 2S nnl 1 ou cents no nan t.u Gazette, intends starting on foot for Las Lower room, 8d and second grados, A big crowd day. Her companion ran to her home, in the next bouse, to summon assistance, when the first young lady finding herself alone turned and fled.

At the time there was no one at home save the young girl, ber ooiu oy on our Bros. Angolos, to-morrow. Mr. Lummis m. and p.

Miss A. E. Wood, salary, is a warm personal friend of Mr. Tom appear as a weekly, devoted to local $50. SIXTH WARD TWO ROOMS.

Hill Peerless Cough Syrup will Snickly relieve asthma or no pay. Barber ros. Irwin ef this city. Mr. Irwin says be in mother and little brother.

The father is Mothon. If you are failing' broken, worn out and nervous, use "Wells' Health Ite-newer," $1. DrujrRi. news and the interests of the University, tends having his friend stop here a few Upper room, 4th and 8d grades, Jason a traveling man, and is away from home days. Mr.

Lummis is a newspaper ma Moore, salary, $55. Lower room, 2d and public schools of the city will at present. and takes this rather singular modo of open on Monday, September 15, at 9 a. is selling at 89 cents per THE REV. GEO.

H. THAYER, of Bourbon, says: "Both myself and wifo owe our lives to SHILOII CONSUMPTION CURE As would naturally be expected, the ladies ere both somewhat excited and Old corn bushel. 1st grades, a. m. and p.

Miss F. Deane, salary, $40. LOCU8T STREET ONE ROOM. m. It will be well for all pupils who bave not secured promotion cards to did not retire at once, although they did travel from choice, in order to be bettor able to study the habits and customs of the people, as well as the physical peculiarities of the Sixth and fifth grades, W.

H. Cox, not keep the lights burning. Soon after call at the oiHce of the Superintendent, Thousands of children relieved by Peerless Worm Spocilio. Trv it. 25 and 60 cts.

Barber Bros. salary, $50. Prof. E. Stanley, superintendent Ol midnight tbey heard noises around the house, and saw a man walking back and in the Central school building1 in order that they may be graded and assigned conntry.

On the way he intends writ ing letters for two or three of the lead tice hours from 7:45 to 8:45 a. and forth in the street in front of the house, before the schools open. The teachers Life Preerver. If you are losing your grip on life, try "Wells' Health Rene wer." Goes direct to weak spots. The Southern Kansas passenger train had an extra coach this morning.

For I bave for sale a 10x13 letter press and ing eastern papers, giving his iinpres from 4:15 to 5:15 p. m. Those teaching invariably stopping as if watching for employed for the ensuing year will meet sions of the country and of the people at the superintendent's office on Satur but half-time draw only one-half salary. STATISTICS, some one. A buggy with a single horse was seen to stop in the shadow of some be meets.

This is not his first expert SHILOH CATARRH REMEDY-a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth. Sold by Barber Bros. ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi day, September 13, at 10 a. m. encein tramping through the country The report also furnishes the following as be has walked over a large portion of A banner with a familiar device, "A statistics, among others, of general in a two-seated extension top carriage; both nearly new.

Call on T. H. Rudi- New England and Canada, writing it up gestion, Dizziness, Loss of terest to our readers: Appetite, XellowSkinP Sliiloh's Vital- for the eastern papers. He will not at ger, at office J. B.

Watkins L. M. Co. izer is a positive cure. Sold by Barber trees.

Finally as the persons were still to be seen in tbe street, and some one could be beard at the doors and windows the ladies screamed for help. Officer Ben Ellis, who happened to be passing, at once came to the rescue, several neighbors soon followed and tbe disturbing parties fled. No tempt to make a record for fast time, Bros 9-8iI8twlt boy wanted," which for several days has been hanging from out the dry goods store of Geo. Innes was taken in yesterday, on receipt of word from West Lawrence to the effect that Population of school age (5 to 21) 1883..... .8,110 Population of school age (5 to 21) 1881 8,343 Gain 233 but will aim to see all he can of the coun try be passes through.

He is a man remarkably vigorous, and is, physically, Number enrolled In public schools Per cent, enrolled of school population. 71 Mr. Adams, manager of the dress goods well able to stand his long tramp. furthor trouble, however, occurred. department, was now prepared to fur- NEW Average enrollment 1,728 Average dally attendance 1,006 GOODS! The lady was very much excited msn ine requisite luveniie.

it was a St. John at Home. this morning and seemed afraid of hav Number of pupils neither absent nor tardy 107 Number of cases of tardiness 617 source of some regret to another ambl St. John arrived at bis borne inOlathe ing tbe story get into the newspapers, tious member of the bouse, that he was Number of pupils not tardy during year. 1,044 and insisted that her name should be on the 8th.

Some of his old neighbor not in a position to supply the demand. Population between ages of 8 and 1,355 Pupils enrolled between ages of 8 and 14. .1,308 withheld. As would naturally be expected nu But he consoles himself with the thought that before many months have rolled Pupils attending loss than 8 consecutive and a good many Democrats got up i reception for him. In the course of Li: remarks, the Kansas City Journal re ports him as saying: Received weeks 100 met ous theories are reported for the at along a vacancy may occur in the no From tne above figures it will be seen tempt.

Ono rumor was that it was a refected lover, who had been discarded tion department, which will necessitate hanging out another "banner" bearing that the school population of the city is Not a solitary flag or banner was sus and had sworn to bave the girl at all the inscription, "a girL wanted." rapidly increasing. The Superintendent reports that there is a large excess of --IN-- pended from a single business house the city, save ten, each about eight eu hazards. The family themselves decline girls over boys in attendance, particu inches long, from the office of the o.ily to give any theory they may entertain in This morning Marshal Prentice re larly in the Grammar and High School regard to the occurrence, ceived a telephone message from Eudora Democratic newspaper. In the of his remarks last night the ex-Govern Every Department grades. The whole.

number of gradu ates from the High School to date is 120 or said in substance that he would pre Art Association, of whom 35 were boysnd 85 girls. fer the success of the Democratic party The lovers of art in Lawrence met The last graduating class consisted of to that of the Republican, and certainly 11 boy a and 10 girls; eveuin at Prof. Canfield's and formed an organization, to be known as the "Lawrence Art League." The soci no other rational conclusion could be arrived at from the course be is now The total number of students that were neither absent nor tardy during pursuing. He said the nation had stating that a man had been robbed there by four tramps. Two of the party were thought to have come toward Lawrence, and the others to De Sota.

The message also stated that a posse of men had been organized to go in pusuit of the ones going to De-Soto. The Marshal and Sheriff Carmean started in a buggy and drove out a few miles on the Eudora road, but could see nothing of their men. Up to the time of going to press nothing further has been heard concerning them. Our Prices are tlie Lowest Ever Quoted in JLawrence. ety includes both art workers anil lovers the year was 167; for two years, 28; for been drinking Republican whisky for of art.

And has for its end the two-fold three years, 25, and for four years, 7, twenty-five years, and that a change object of strengthening public sentiment in favor of art and the improvement of UnJy seven attended for four years would be desirable. He evidently thinks without mfssing a single day. that be has it in his power to give the its members. It is the intention to EXPENDITURES. give two public exhibitions per year, Republican party a rebuke for the one he received himself two years ago, and We Invite an Inspection yf our The expenditures during the past one in November and another in May intends to leave nothing unperformed school year for school purposes, were as when not only the original work done Stock and Prices.

that would accomplish the result In follows: by the members will be shown, but any works of art that can be borrowed for this his principal encouragement comes Superintendent's salary 1,000.00 Teachers' salaries 11,118.76 from Democrats who pat bim on the the occasion. L. 0. Mclntire Co. back and say, "Go in," but who would Janitor's salaries 1,130.00 Monthly meetings will be held for tbe see him eternally condemned before they Clerk's salary 100.00 discussion of topics pertaining to art and Treasurer's salary 200.00 would vote for him.

also to do practical work. 163 Massachusetts Improvements and repairs 5,622.17 The meeting of last night will bear The association starts ofl with very Incidentals 281 90 Lawrence, Kansas. Ottawa, fruit, but not that kind that will tickle Coal 825.65 flattering prospeots, and already num. 108 Main Street, the prohibition palaot. One gentleman Wanted the Pants.

A man who gave his name as Chas. E. Webb, attempted early this morning to steal a pair of pants from the New York clothing house while the proprietor was -waiting on a customer. Mr. Weitzen-korn saw him just as he went out of the door, and noticed the pants under bis coat.

He at once went after the fellow and brought him back. Col. Walker coming along just then took the would-be thief in charge and started for the jail with him. He was afterwards brought before Judge Howard and charged with stealing the pants. He plead guilty and was fined $15 and costs, making $25.75 in all, bers a membership of over twenty, Wood 42.67 Printing 228.12 was heard to remark that be which will doubtless be increased until strong prohibitionist and the abolition Furniture 787.65 Insurance 272.00 it includes all the artists in the city.

of saloons was, with him, a paramount The following officers were elected for question. If, however, it was the dispo Total orders for year $21,709.42 the first year: President, B. W. Wood Indiana Cash Crocery Wholesale and Hetail. sition of the prohibitionists to play into There is a balance in the treasury of ward; vice-president, Mrs.

Jas. H. Can' the hands of the Democrats to defeat field; secretary, F. O. Marvm; treasurer, $83.23, but there are out-standing orders to the amount of $834.72.

the Republican party, he was done Mrs. Paul R. Brooks. with them. Another gentleman, aDem With such a board of officers failure is ocrat, stated to the Journal correspond impossible.

126 and 128 Mass. Street. Council Meeting. Trhich be could not pay, and was com' mitted. ent that be did not like Cleveland, and had thought of voting fer St.

John in In. appearance he does not look like a crook, and refuses to give any of his his From Wednesday Daily. House Bobbing. preference to the Repnblican nominee, Again we Speak! Keep an Eye on us! but he had seen and heard enough to thoroughly disgust him, and now he The residences of Andrew Tosh and The city Council held an adjourned meeting at the council chamber last evening, with Mayor' Bowersock in the chair. Councilmen Shaw, Hutchings, Bedale, Cooper, Petty, Eidemiller, Fluke and Ehaskopf were present.

After the minutes of the last meeting were read and approved, the clerk pro Mr. Dever were entered yesterday by a We have the Largest and Most Varied Stock of proposed to vote for Blaine. In this young colored girl from Kansas City. community, as elsewhere, St John will At Mr. Tosh's the theft occurred about not receive enough support from the 5 o'clock.

One of the ladies in the house stoma ud stairs was surprised to find a Grows ami Republican prohibitionists to have any effect whatever. Fauci ceeded to read bills that had been left 11 over from the last meeting, of which the young colored girl standing in the hall The girl explained her presence so plaus- following were allowed: G. Grovenor Son, lumber for Oak bly that she was allowed to depart, but soon after she left a cameo ring and Hill Cemetery, $5.15. some money was found to be missing, Douglas county against city, for coal Miss Minnie Tosh seeing the girl near since July 1. 1881, to July 1, 1884, the town clock started for her at once, and although she attempted to escape, $879.80.

H. F. Hollister, services as City Engineer at Oak Hill Cemetery, $36. succeeded in catching her and brought Extra police force during fair week, her down to the house, where she was accused of the theft, which she at first In your city, bou'ght for cash, and will be sold for cash only, or exchanged for produce. We pay the highest cash price for all kinds of country produce.

Goods delivered to all parts of the city. When you buy of us, you are not paying extra profit to cover loss incurred by running accounts. Our interests are our customers' interests. Rich and poor are treated alikel by us. Hoping our previous efforts in this line have been beneficial to all who have dealt with us, we will continue to make it interesting to you.

Respectfully, Stanford Bayless. $79.20. On the bill for sexton at Oak Hill Cem' tory, but says he has been in business himself. He said he did not need the clothes, and the only excuse he offered was that he had been drinking. Our City Schools.

From the forthcoming report of the superintendent of the city schools we are enabled to give our readers the following items of interest: TEACHERS. The following is a list of the teachers employed for the term, commencing September 15, 1884: CENTRAL SCHOOL FIVE ROOMS. Upper room, senior grade, J. W.Cooper, principal, salary $90 per month. South room, junior grade, Miss H.

P. Oliver, salary $65. North room, 8th grade, Miss May Welch, salary $33.50. Lower room, 8th grade, Miss Marcia Wood, salary $60. Lower west room, 5th grade, Miss Emma Beckwith, salary $60.

QUINCY STREET SIX ROOMS. Lower north room, 7th grade, L. K. principal, salary, $65. Upper north room, 6th grade, Miss A.

J. McAllaster, salary $60. Upper east room, 5th grade, Mrs. M. H.

Lyons, salary $60. Upper west room, 4th grade, Mrs. F. E. Billingsley, salary $45.

Lower east room, 8d grade, a. m. and p. Miss Ella Engle. salary $40.

Lower west room, 2d and 1st grades, a. m. and p. Miss Nellie Sands, salary $60. VERMONT 8TREET FOUR ROOMS.

Soldiers' Home. The committee on the location of a Soldiers' Home west of the Mississippi river, authorized by a late act of Congress, will meet in Kansas City on Wednesday evening next at 6 o'clock. We understand some of the citizens of Lawrence will meet the committee at that time. The committee will take a tour of the State, as we understand, for the purpose ot selecting an eligible site for a soldiers' home. We are not informed how much land will be required, but whatever is necessary for this purpose, will be paid for by the Government.

We know of no reason why Lawrence might not furnish all that will be necessary, so far as eligibility goes, and we respect fully urge our citizens to be on the alert, and not let this opportunity ge by default. We cannot say when this committee will come to Lawrence, but that it will be here we are assured. Let our etery, it was decided to postpone any action on it and refer the whole matter to stoutly denied, but when tbey threatened to send for the police she acknowl edged the theft and told where the stolen things could be found where she had concealed them under a the Mayor, as the Council did not want to be compelled to pay two sextons. board near the town clock, which is The report for the police court showed only a few steps from Mr. Tosh's residence.

The ring and money was recov that $50 had been collected during August as fines and $27 as fees. ered and the girl had also bid in the The Street Commissioner reporaea mat same place some more money, and other 160. 923 persons had worked poll tax tms ieo. valuables evidently stolen somewhere year. The bonds given by the Uity weigher, else.

Marshal Prentice was sent for an took the girl into custody and turned City Clerk and Street Commissioner, were approved. her over to the sheriff. She gave the New. Grocery Store! A bill of $150, put in by Henry bmith, citizens be ready to meet It when it does come. Al.

Lewis and Bertie Neisley were married this afternoon at the Presbyter a colored man, for damages received by falling on account of a defective sidewalk, having been recommended by the No. 160 Massachusetts Street. name as Lucy Wilson and said ber mother's name was Maggie Wilson and that she lived at 556 McGee street, Kansas City. She said she came up in the morning to "see the town" and hail ex- peeled to return at night. She claimed City Attorney, on the Mayor's statement Upper north room, 7th grade, Miss Will Meet Any Prices, However iow I ian church.

As they are both favorites in Lawrenoe society, the wedding was one of the social events of the season. After the ceremony that there was another girl engaged with her in the robbing named Minnie Lewis, but this.the officers are inclined was over tne weauing panyi repaired to the residence of J. K. Neis-J that the claim could be settled for $100, it was moved that the clerk be instructed to draw an order for that amount. Carried.

A resonition was adopted approving the levy of a three mill tex, made by the School Board, for school purposes. Mr. Bedale, on behalf of the committee on heating the building, stated that he had secured bids from several parties A. Davis, principal, salary $65. Upper south room, 6th grade, Mrs.

J. H. Blythe, salary $60, Lower south room, 4th grade, Mrs. E. G.

Clarke, salary $60. Lower north room, 3d grade, a. m. and p. Miss M.

A. Cone, salary $55. NEW YORK STREET FOUR ROOMS. Upper west room, 7th and 6th grades. E.

N. Draper, principal, salary $65. Uppe ley, where a reception was held. A large! All Kinds of Produce Wanted JXWATI OH HAXD: A Lane aad rmk I took ef STAPLE u4 FAKCT GROCERIES. Aat Hi Tiokata te aaa tnm all aalata la Earaao- AunotOlflon.

to doubt, as they could learn of no other girl being with her. Journal. Mr. Dever wentfdown this morning and identified some of the property found as having been stolen from bis house. As Sheriff Carmean was away number of valuable presents were re-j ceived.

The good wishes of all their many friends in Lawrence go with them; for a pleasant and happy life. I i.