The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 4

'J-OST. SBT GOODS. ACROBATIC ATHLETES. soldiers monument; Bacine Daily JournaL OHT LA.DItr OOLD CUFF FIN. UB- play so wonderfully constructed, so fall of skilful effects? Is it so witty, so brilliant? Not at alL It fa simply ao deeply, we tooch-inrly bumaa so full of promptings that I enJ wrd Will fc p14 iur to W.BpwBi-srwetry stors.

mmjUU FloM Day a0Uclso CoCegs Coos' Weather Fair Display. Official Fmper ftU Cttj of Racine. How the Association for Soldier's Monument was Organised. moved by animate eTery Honest heart ao LOOT BLACK AXD TaJ OOB.DQ SET. 1 ter.

wearlac stoma eoUar wtUi rUhc. r. ward will be paid apa him nun tm W. R. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 28, 1881.

HO. emotions that stir every feeling soul. And beyond that, it is presented with the rarest art." OBITUARY. Aid How the 6000! Work Is Progressing. TOTJTfD.

lUTfi jut epm4 a tm Ut of TOCKD-B1XO contain i nu mam keys, oa tleeood street CsOlsA U1 oOes. narSltf Death of Mrs. Annie M. Tucker. rOB SAX.

teter Dress Goois. PR SALE. FRAME DWELLING WITH twelve rooms mod eelUr. tot feet fro Between TBlra sim roan oa ises street, flrst bouae BKJTLh of Fourth st Some three months ago, Gov. Harvey Post, No.

17, G. A. BL, was formed in this city, with a good number of members. The members of the Society knowing well that Decoration Day had not been properly observed during the past few yean, in fact that the graves of the fallen heroes had been neglected on the memorial day, resolved that it should no longer be, and took the matter in hand for a general observance. A committee was appointed to canvass the city and See the ladies for the All th Htw EhJidta, Tiri Bowers Miller.

Wida. Tin will fc at Ttry low pncfj ef T7WJR KALE. HMOKE HTACK FOR RALE. On the 16th inst, at her home in Mt Pleasant, of heart disease, Mrs. Axxik M.

TrcKEX, aged 51 years. Mrs. Tucker was born in Derby, England, and came with her parents when quite young to America and became one of the early settlers of "Racine county. She married nearly thirty-three years ago, Mr. James Tucker, who survives her, together MY A good stark SS feet lone.

Su inches diame Keltey, Weeks Co. myU ter. CITY BREVITIES. Eagag joax girl for the circus, A large fleet of lumber craft are expected la port. A little rain is needed at present to lay the dost.

To-night the Light Guard militia corn-pan bay a drill. To-day there were Only two loads of hay on Market Square. The piles ef dirt on Market Square are being cleaned op and carted away. fierrioes were held in all the Catholic churches to-day, it being a holyday. To-day the Register of Deeds recorded deed which is twenty-three years old.

Another lamp ha been put up on the corner of Chatham and Hamilton streets. To-day is Ascension Day, and it has been observed by the Catholic denomina- T30R HALE A (JOUD ROW BOAT AND 50 Cents fix to res, together Uh boat house, la- quire of OapL Powers, Harbor Master. with five of the seven children born to TJUR HALE A LOT OF "VHELVIXO, JL counters and show rises. Apply at (Jeer's UeeTs them, two having died several years wmukee. Ptr Tbty tm, cinbU food, tul ef the 76 cent Drett Ooodt.

eat of Mil store, HUUe street, second mxtw To-day a weeping home circle mourns TOB BMT. her loss, and many are the friends who TRir.ir.iir.Q8 F)K RENT. A TWO-KTORY FRAME house on re street, bet ween Thirteen mingle their tears with the bereaved family, lor she was one of those lovely charac sod Fourteenth. Inquire at Krmak Rftumaa's tCi Main street, maytr to ZUtck the new Kindt, ters whom to know was to love. Kind and sympathizing in disposition, many B1XOTAL Field day at Racine College is always anticipated with a great deal of pleasure.

This year there are not aa many good athletes among the students aa formerly, which may account for the comparatively poor record. On the whole the games so far aa they have gone have been quite successful and have certainly given much pleasure to the lookers on. The fun is to be this p. when the tug of war cornea between the Badgers and Clarksons. The following is the result of the games up to 1 o'clock p.

m. THROWINO BASK BALL clash n. WinnerPatrick, 274 ft. Sd Sibley, 238 ft. CLASS C.

Winner Cowling, 289 ft. 2d Tilden, 283 ft. Gin. CLASS D. Winner Lance, 307 ft.

9 in. 2d Henry, 290 ft 8TASDLNU.BBOAD JUMP, CLASS p. Winner Patrick, 8 ft. 3 in? 2d Sibley 8 ft. 1 in.

CLASS Winner Holladay, 9 ft. 3 in. 2d Newton, 8 ft. 8 in. CLASS D.

Winner Price, 9 ft. 9 in. 2d Henry, 9 ft. 8 in. EUXNINO BROAD JUMP.

CLASS B. Winner Patrick, 14 ft. 1 in. 2d Mayfleld, 14 ft. CLASS C.

Winner Byram, 14 ft. 11 in. 2d Castle, 14 ft. 8 in. CLASH D.

Winner Townsend, 15 ft 9 in. 2d Price, 15 ft 8 in. RI XXIXO BASES, CLASS A. Winner, Johnson, Time 19 sec. class B.

Winner Patrick, Time, 17 sec. class c. Winner Tilden, Time, 13 CLASS D. Winner Higgins, Time, 1GJ sec. there were who turned to her in trouble UKMOVAL-J.

BROOK KR HAM RE- Xl moved his hsrn sh moved his harness! shop to IS1 Main street, where be bis mends, will be glad to and sorrow and ever found a willing friend and adviser; and many were the cheering and new. tuajrXVMwtl Don't buy tar mor tl.to Oraet words that lighten weary hearts that fell WAHTID. till to aeeoar sew CERBTCR Cor- from her lips. She was blessed above the common lot in that all her loved children WANTED GIRL. FOR GENERAL housework, tn a family of three.

Inquire aet, toade of Loado CoatiL Ion boaes perfect fltttajr sad oaly ti.OO. PositiTfly better Coraet tkan maay ell for 91.21 totl.aO. Raetne Htlver Hate Co. were enabled to be with her during her V1T ANTED THE READERS OF THE YY Jockmal to know that NlehoUs Oehi. last sickness.

Five of the surviving children still reside in Mt. Pleasant, and one at 45 Hixth street, has on hand a stock of Bne cigars, tohaooa. pipes. Rooks, masse, station ery, tors, cboiee rrutu and candles, which be Joseph ScMer, will sell at the verr lowest rates. Please gl him a call and be convinced.

toayUMni in Franklin Iowa. He came home in time to see his mother, but was unable to remain with her until her death. She recognized the need that compelled him to go, and cheerfully bade him "good bye," LAWS BOWIE. 18G Main Street JaaJ-nrlsVi PHILADELPHIA LAWN MOWER THE Lawn Mower is certain nlr the best in mar saying, "We shall meet again." Two of ket runs light a lady or boy can run them. Lawn Rakes, Garden Meedera, Cultivators and CBBAT BOOU.

Heeds of all kinds, by package or qoantlvy, her sisters from the east were with her, and truly it was a comfort to her to have the loved ones so near. Many kind friends sold by David urrus, mayizu purpose of having them form a committee to gather flowers. During the rounds sev-' era! of the wealthy ladies as well as gentlemen spoke of a Soldier's monument to be erected on Market Square. After the ladies committee had been formed another meeting of the O. A.

R. called, and a committee appointed to interview our prominent citizens to see what the feeling was In regard to the matter, and they found the feeling was good and many stated they would subscribe liberally for a monument. After this a large number of gentlemen held a meeting and a Racine Soldier' Monument Association was formed with L. C. Porter as President, Mr.

M. B. Erskine, and W. T. Lewis, Secretary.

Mr. L. C. Porter being a stranger in the city, resijked his position as president and after looking over the city carefully, Dr. John G.

Meachem, was chosen, and unanimously elected president of the association. The members of the association went to work and are now at work, circulating subscription papers and they are being liberally signed and much interest is being taken, at least $4,000 having already been subscribed. Jt is to be hoped no one will permit their political prejudices to come in the way of a project of this kind, and that the best of feeling will prevail, and all join hands and carry the good work forward with grand success, by getting up a monument that will be a credit to the city and an honor to the brave boys who fought, bled and died for their country. From both parties were enlisted the forces that conquered treason. In Mound cemetery, in cemeteries in other cities, in a countless number of graves in Southern battlefields lie the remains of those who hastened to their country call, the mustering official never inquired "what party do you belong to?" No one else asked such questions.

And now after long years it is meet that such a glorious project to hono the memory of the "Boys in Blue" should be deprived of the last vestige of party. A few designs have been talked of, pne them being that of a monument on exhibition at the centennial, a photograph of which is in the possession of lady in our city. A MT. PLEASANT ORE EH HOUSE. with willing hands were with her to do if CHEAP BOOKS AT THE riWE MT.

PLEASANT GREEN If Ol'HE possible some little act to show their love. H. W. Mllman, proprietor, has a fine stork of plants ou hand which will be soid very cheap. Reports that plants were all ioet by Americai tot Btlaip Aie.cj, late flood Is a mistake.

maySral AMUSEMENTS. Only a few short weeks ago the remains of an aged father were carried from her home to their last resting place, and while she had been able to attend to him in his last illness she was unable to follow him to his grave, having been taken sick the night before his burial. We little thought BELLE CITY HALL! I AM still continuing with my low prices SATURDAY, HAY 28. Yesterday 171 switches were made at the Central Station of the Telephone Exchange. Forepaogh's circus adrertising car arrived last night and attracted considerable attention to-day.

ProfHindley was around inspecting kerosene oil to-day, and pronounced it all tip to the standard. Bheep are still dying in large number in the country towns, of "rot in the head." There is no help for it. Some persons who were np late last night, mistook the ringing of the College bell for an alarm of fire. This morning a bogus cigar agent from Milwaukee, was bounced from a drug store on Main street in a hurry. Complaint is made against boys playing base-ball on the Fourth ward square as they are ruining the trees.

It is amusing to see people hustle their cows in from the streets when they see an officer coming in the dmtauce. Steve Anderson has a very sore hand to-day, caused by an ugly dog biting him in front of the postoffice last evening. No lens than eight new houses are being erected in one portion of the Hixth ward, within a block of each other. There are now three ties at the shoot-gallery, between F. W.

Bruce, Fire Marshal Sebastian and IL Pugh. Each have nine centers. A little son of Charles Smith did some line shooting at the shooting gallery last evening, having made seven centers out of nine shots. Last night Mr. W.

B. Dutton shipped a handsome Hwigert mare, to Minneapolis which he recently sold ll.Kirkwood of that place. Twelve emigrants arrived in the city last evening, all Germans, and they were a comical looking crowd and attracted considerable attention. Among the lute patents innued i one S.H.WHITE'S 170 MARKET SQUARE. All Former Prices Discounted and to save money in baying your boots and shoes you must call on A.

U. Pcil, larg Madison Square Theatre she would so soon follow him. But the Ixrd docth all things well, and we com est and best stoek in the city. COMPANY, Ten Lordly Lions. A six-ton Block Rhinoceros, White Cam In BtaaU Maeksys's Domed r-Drtm.

els, Arctic Ocean Sea Lions, Hippopotamus, trained Giraffes and performing Lions, mend the bereaved family to His loving care. To her children we say, follow that mother's teachings and example and live for that meeting she so often spoke to you of. There hand in hand flrni linked at lout, And heart to heart enfolded nil. We'll Millie Umii the troubled punt. Ami wonder why we wept at nil.

FniKXDsHir. Book i by SUndtru Aathom at Very Low Price and within the reach of ererybodj. HAZEL I KE. twenty-two trained and other animals, in addition to the twen ty Trained Elephants, constitute some of Now tn the Hecond Year of Its marvel run the zoological features of orepaugh Great at the MadlMMi Huuare Thnttre, New York show, which is to exhibit here on the 14th of June. having Ion since sur)Mtaatd the LONUEHT KI'NON RrX)RI.

THE UREATKHT PLAY. THK ORKATKHT xI'ivksh. MR1IJ.IANT OVATIOVH. Cassis ml lawh Uterv Tseas't 4 rest tifes Cucurtssn. aisU.

kbscM's Cfcetos st. stetA. Utsrarr RrvelifOes CeHsaibet. wcla Istsessaas slseies, ssjssts. seetrf ttsrtx isnxlss, stata, (rsa 47 asear RKMEMBKI AT Latest parlor and chamber designs at 01 F.

Ibings. UA7.7.I.INO TRIt'MI'HH. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Cnpt. M. J.

Kelly has arrived home from his trip through Michigan and Ohio, and reports business booming in those states, lie mode some large pu rebuses of lumber during his absence. Wixnow cornices and poles at F. Ibings. THE WHOLE (X.H Tlll ELEtTHIFI EH. THEATRES PACK ED To THK ImmiRm HL'PERIl METROPOLITAN C'AHT Bkxt springs and mattresses at F.

Ibings BABY carriages veijr cheap at F. Ibings. HAZEL BZIRH32 large circular base flagged with stone, and surrounded with curbing for protection from Mrs. H. T.

Fuller has gone to Albany N. MARKET SQUARE, You will Swcurw Baxfaizu In Booej VftOUGH ON RATS." OOEH HOME TO EVERY HEART. The.thlnu desired found at last. Ask drug to visit her son Percy, who is attending Prices, gist for Hough on Itata. It clear out rats, (tHcala can be secured at Kunxs'.

Su and 75 cents. mayttU law school at that place. He graduates in about two weeks. mtee, roaches, flies, bedhugn, Mr. boxes.

wagons and horses, and from the center of the base arising the shaft. Ex-Governor Fairchild has been written to at Paris to secure some design. But, as a prominent promoter of the enterprise remarks, let us ('itlo-rm. Ordrrt SoliatrJ er Wia ICE. SKINNY MEN.

may xx Sheriff Bremner arrived borne from (sh- Well's Health Kenewer. Alwolute cure for BOOT! AHD BHOES. kosh last evening and reports having left nervouit debility and Wntknes ofth? ire ne ra get the money first and talk about designs PURE ICE. lly functions. SI ut UruioclxU.

lK-pot, K. Hur- Hanson, the crazy man, safe at the insane brtdtte, Itactne. afterwards- asvlnra. BOOTS Al SHOES. IUCHUPAIBA." Mr.

Anthony Meinhart, one of Burling' New, quick, complete cure day, urinary ton most wealthy citizens was tu town affect Ion. Kmart lug, frequent or ffleu.lt urination, kidney I kcmhcn. 61' Drugging. lK-pot, last evening shaking hands with his many to S. J.

Freed, of thin city, for Oscillator for platform wagons; uleo one to J. Jrnson for brace for vehicle liodies. The drama, "A Sea of Ice, or a Mother's Prayer," will be presented at the Opera Houhv, by the liaciue Dramatic Club, on next week Friday and Saturday evenings, June 4th and 5th. This morning a little child of Scott Hurhrldge, itacinc. SUICIDE AND DYSPEPSIA.

Delivered to Consumers and Private Families in any amount. Orders filled promptly. Leave orders at Langlois Sirs. A. BETTRIDOE.

friends. Mrs. lx)omis, of and Mr. Orton, O. D.

JONES, At the meeting of. the flower committee last week, it was resolved to make the organization permanent, and that all moneys left over from the expenses of decoration day le handed over to the treasurer of the monument association. It is understood that the ladies will give their hearty support to the furtherance of the monument and that it will not cease with decoration day. of New York, are in the city on account of the severe sickness of Mrs. Dustin, their 13 Street, Racine.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia, "Well" Health Kenewer." The greaUnt tonic, best bilious and Liver Ketnedy known. $1. DrugglKts. Ik-ot, F. Harbrltlije, Kuclne.

Howe Scale are guaranteed In every particular, to be the best made. IUikdk.n, ski.lkck (ienenil Agents, t'lilesuro. III. sister. Woodcock died with congestion of the lungs and the body will be taken to Michigan for MLss Lillie Stillman, who has been visit a rtTK nrorx or mo BE Stevedore's Union.

ing friends iu this city, the past few days, returned to her home in Milwaukee yester burial. Another oue of his children is sick with the same dmease. Mr. John C'awley called at the Joi'R- INSURANCK. On Saturday eveuing the stevedores will hold a mass meeting, for the purpose of day.

SPRING GOODS NAI. office this morning and states that the Mr. Kindt, ot Jlurltngton, is in the city forming a permanent union, and adopt the surne prices received by Chicago stevedores, pamting some handsome scenes to be used story about his finding the valuable papers lost some time atro, is false. He is anxious by the Kacine Dramatic company. Louis Durr, of the Milwaukee Sen for unloading lumber and coal vessels, and say that if any gang of men should make the attempt to unload a vessel in the least HORLICK'S Rapids Crystal and Spring Lake Ice, Dellyered to any.

part of the city in quantities to suit. SIMEON WHITELEY, General Insurance Agent Represents the Leading American and English Fire Insurance Companies. Issues Policies at Lowest Current Kates. Agent far Travelers Accident Insurance Company, which Insures Mechanics, Merchants hd Professional men against all kinds of Accidents. tinel, was in the city to-day on business connected with that paper.

lelow the union price, after the union is Just ReertTed, In Qen's 3 and 4 Batton Low Shot. Fine Tie, Sew 8tyle. Ptnt hfximtr Vartr Tie. Women's Walking Low Shoe. Bat-ton and Tie.

A Full Stock of tke Common Senae Shoe" Expt4 Dily. Come In and See Them. piuobi John Knight and Dan Castello, have returned from Iowa, where they have lecn on a surveying expedition. Harry Forrester is being congratulated tc-dap over the 'arrival of a sixteen pound formed, they will annihilate them. Three of the strongest gangs have signified their intention of forming the union, but a gang composed of Danes, say thej will not join any union, and will unload a vessel at what price they please, and consequently it is ex A 11 pttrtirt buying from ut fire ture of orttiq ire ttua HtrirUy ur ami jU for table wr.

WE PA CK UT THK BEST OF ICE. to learn who the Jones is that found them. This morning Dr. Mink was arraigned before Justice Snyder for examination, on charge of bastardy, on the complaint of Mary Albreight. The case was adjourned until June 1st, the Iwnds, $300, remaining the same.

Jack Thompson created another scene near the Northwestern depot yesterday, by jumping on a horses back and making himself a nuisance generally. It is high time this fellow's friends took care of him or he will be locked up for a term. Yesterday afternoon a warrant was is OFFICE: FIRST FLOOR KNIGHT ft WHITELEY'S BUIL0ING. NEAR COURT HOUSE. Ordrrt fivrn Ifte liHerr.

or Xrfl ut D. LauHon't jewelkt. will rrerivr prompt utttixtitm. HOELICK'8 LIME STfJNE 00., prjiml Pmprirlnr. pected that blood will Jhj spilled before many days pass by.

Will Prosecute. Ketchum and Hemming, the two young CABPETB. daughter at his residence. Mr. Louis Allear, ol this city, will le married to Miss Mary Weimman, of Burlington, on June 1 1th.

Miss Anna F-aston, of Manitowoc, is in the city the guest of Mrs. George W. Fratt Attorney Weinman, of Union Grove, was in the city to-day, on legal business. THE ELKINS Jewelry Store, Offers the Lanrest Htork and Lowest irlra In STARK Fine Custom Work a Specialty Direction of ilr. J.

F. XO BREAKING IN R- fan IoIIoIi't? Under the GEORGE (JUIBED. Mr. C. Colby, of Beloit, is in the city vis- JEWELRY, 3 iting his many friends.

men who wrote notes concerning the lows of the Alpena, and enclosed them in bottles and then set them adrift in the lake, and thought it was such a smart trick, will not probably think it was so smart after all, tor we are informed from reliable sources, that the Goodrich steamboat company intend to arrest and put them through, on charge of malicious mischief. It will prob-ably teach the young men a lesson, and it is to be hoped they will not try any fuuny tricks again. CTJHTAINS sued for the arrest of Capt. John Cilmore, of the tug M. A.

Knapp, charged with assaulting a boy named Shrepka. He eluded the officers for some time, but this morning came up before Justice Snyder and was fined $2 aud costs, which he paid. Last evening Frank Ha.leton fell off the north harlwr pier into the lake and had a narrow escape from drowning. One of his companion rescued him by reaching a Jish pole down, which he clutched hold of and AXD WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, Racine Silver Plate Co's. Goods Al Factory Prices.

Pianos and Onrans CHEAP for CASI1 or INSTALLMENTS. L. E. Overman has gone west on ar isit. Coming Await its Coming.

W. C. Coup's mammoth circus, menagerie, museum, and real Paris hippodrome, will positively not exhibit at Uacinc until Tuesday, June ith. Coming this year with Jar greater attractions tlum ever iirescutinir. under bv far HOUSE LINENS, 129 and 131 lceiuls St.

Mllask. Ittor Torprtot'sor unr Inforuvstlon prompt. Dou't Forget the Tlmce Repairing; Neatly md Promptly Done. JSlVVHlj Id FLOUE AND FED. DAVID LAW TON, I la Grain, Flour and Feed, Field and Garden Seeds, Fire Brick, Pir Clay, Sourer and Drain Pip, Lime.

Cement. 8tuoco. Passports and Letters or Credit. anil Letters of Credit are furnished I iy the Maiiufiietnrers National lkmk to parties jroiuj; abroad. Also Passaic Tlekt-tt by the Cttnard.

Anclior, White Star, and National Liues, at lowest rates. DRESSES AND MANTLES. the largest cauvasrs ever erected, the mot thrilling, magnificent sHi taclc of ancient Roman races, steeple, jockey, hurdle. Mat. 1 elephant, and cauiel r.ie.

by a hiph-iro- i mat ic corps unvr.il! led their lieauty, grace and daring intrepidity four M-jkirate I TOBACCO. CIOABS, ETC. piishecii; 154 Main Strett, Ivlcr la Eine Cigars, Tobacco rings a race track one-halt mile in circumference, forty feet in width. The gorgeous procession daily given through the principal streets will present the magnificent spectacle of the parade of all nations. Nine held to uutil uitu arrived and pulled him, up on terra lirma.

He will never fishing again. A man named Huughlin claims he was stopped on Washington avenue last eveuing, about ten oVliK'W, bv fellows. who asked him the time, and when he pull- ed out his watch to inform them, one of, the fellows endeavored to grab it. but did 1 not succeed, and that he escaped them bv running. i People are commencing to complain of hot weather.

As far as we are concerned, after the long amount of grumbling we were guilty of last wiuter, -it becomes a point of honor to insist that the thermometer at 105 in the shade is very cool and pleasant weather, a delightful contrast to the warm weather of last winter. utunt ui iviim i uiutc 114 ih' USCll ana I heard, the whole presenting the most excit- mg and extraordinary spectacle ever wit- SMOKERS' ARTICLES. Hazel Kirke. In regard to tlir Ha.el Kirke eoruiany, whiih apjears at the Ojiera House Saturday evening, an exchange Niys "The suceess which ha attended thLs play is simply marvelous. Nothing eqnals it except the strong and kindly impression it leaves on all sorts of communities.

From liostou to New th-leans, and New York especially, which is the quintessence of the whole country, crowd after crowd hare sat in silent rapture and admired this charming domestic drama. "What is the reason of all this Is this nessed. Don't iorgei tne date, uesdsy, Jnne 28th. The Finest tea. Alao, Farm Implements of all kind lnoladlnc Garden Tool.

BuKie, SlaLxh, Aus. Xaauir af Um Dalle City Feed Cutter. Cor. Utdm A riAM KACIXC WIS DATID LA WTO. Tb 0si Houst la CHICAGO idssi 4tm4 to LADES TEISSIS A2JD WSmX3.

0sr 1 ,000 CarsjMts la Stscfc. CaH aabi CHICAGO Crar Stmt aa Mmmr Strt, UN DEB PALMliR HOUBJB. Sample Rooms Billiard Parlors In th guts, M9-BIX ExpoalUoa fooarch TabUa. South Bexd, Ixdiasa. I am osinK Ilorlkks Infant's food with perfect satisfaction.

Am now giring it to. a consnmptive patient and it acts like a charm. Uxdebwood, M. D..