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would stand by and lot man spit in your

would stand by and lot man spit in your
face and then apologize.
Mr. Carleton favored allowing the Post
lime TO correctthe error, ,snd if in reasonable
lime the paper failed to do so, then he would
introduce resolution TO exclude any no.
porter OF said paper from the house.
vote.
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows: "'
BY MIR. Danios-A joint resolution that
March Ith be adopted as the day when tho
house shall elect six directors of tho Acricul-
tursl and Mechanical college, with tho senate
concurring Adopted.
by Mr.. EatlocK-A bill lesalizlng the
records of real estate Of Archer county.
By Mr.. McComb-A bill making an app,o-
priston of SIC. 900 TO finish the encsmpment
for the militia.
r. j. Rowe. '' "
By MIR. Bruce, Of McLennan-A bill re-
isting to appeal bonds in JUSTICES courts,
requiring removal upon proof that bondsmeu
have become insolvent.
by MIR; Perrenot-A bill creating new in.
spection law entire.
~ ~,
ny Mr.. Finlsy-A bill authorizing cities
ahu towns where streets have been improved
oy the city to vacato invalid assessments and
MAKE NM new ones.
INC SUBSTITUTE Tor house bill No. 49s, so
,ong h3ng l9oeed Tor as tho celebrated railroad
bill, was taken up.
Mr. finlay took tho point of order that
the substitute could not be taken up, as it is
on ifs' reading and must go to tho CON-
mit!ee.
Ihe speaker ruled, after Others had raised
smilsr points and discussed them, that
M.. finiay was right as TO the con-
sVtu'lon requiring bills TO 20 10 CON-
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Gainesville Items.

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville Feb 9S--Our c;,,, oor,ou :,
now msL;rn so,,,a 1,u, -, N' .oN'''" ~ IS
~" "''"''s So'no loiIi neeloa improve
pFoVeFaen's In the way of crossings.
Lu.hgs Hunter charged with the murler
.ofP.J Watkins about . yoa,a ,nna',.ias
la, yVa 's'' ""' '''e'
i's' "ooH anu acquitted fublc senilmeot,
though divided at Walking death, is now in
Hunters favor.
plero,.,,c,,,., u, W..
80 "'"''''i NA""N" "u''o' chafg5o
"'Ah cohiPhol'y IN 'ho murder OF her hns-
band, Frank White, wss found guilty Of
murder in the second degrco and nrn,sb.
,oor, o.o0.,oa ., a.. 80, f"'','.
,,-N"' -, "'N w n'o SoA'S couhnehiehs IN
'he pehlLenllary.
A little boy about u years old il now in
iail CHARGED with tho tbcrt of q bor..
c.. NJ " '.'' % 80 ~, - " NolF0'
Nco'' Ih"ys' one oi tho parties charged
with robbing old man Reynolds, from the
Indian territory, was given two years in tbe
neniten,i,,v nv inr, or h,s ,oo., ,a..
80 ~! y 1"y W II" poo's 'As'
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Special TO the Herali.
Austin Feb. 2S The following railroad
mon sre in the city, and are drafting q mo-
mortal to Tho governor and legislature in
opposition to the bousa railroad bill now
under discussion. Governor j. @. Brown,
John Sealg, Il. Al. Hoxia, Ii. Andrews, s. O.
Hemm'nwNy, &. Jordan, Il. w. Csyo and
others They bad u highly satisfactory con-
ference with the governor thi, morning on
lhe subject.
The | glalsture iS 70 have telephone COM
munication with tho outside world. The
W ros were efecied to-day.
a canvass of the house on the prohibition
proposition exhibits 63 fsvorably, 20 on.
posed nad 10 doubtful.
The governor has appointed Colonel
Brewster, Of San Antonio, to I'll The vacancy
in The veteran board, caused by the death Of
General Waller.
w. A. Rogers, for land forgery, is on trial
IN the district court. The prevailing opin-
ion is be viii be convicted.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Rio Grando City, via San 'Aatonio, Feb
28.--A serious and unfortunato difficulty has
grown out of the amusing custom among
Mexicaps called carestalendaa, breaking ofg
shells filled With perfume or finely cut papers
on the heads of the unsuspicious. Mr.
Hogue broke one of these :hels on the head
Of Senior Don Jose Mlris Almanac, Mexican
consul at this place. for which he WIS
challenged, and meeting is arranged 10 take
place tomorrow morning.. Friends of MIR.
Hogne have iaterfared, and ir other means
fail to prevent The meeting both parties to
the atIuir VIII he placed under paace bonds.
Mr.: Hogue intended no oifense or indignity
10 Seuor Almantiz, rs the custom out ofwhich
too difficulty srew is peculiar to the country.
Much indignation is expressed ut his un-
seeming ire and uncslled Tor ac!ion. 49,, 80,
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Special the Herald
Palestine, Feb. pa little daughter Of
Colonel W. A. Hagood, living ion miles west
ofthis Place, was killed by q stallion yester-
day. Colonel Hsgood was saddling his
horse, and the stallion rau up and knocked
the horse down sod the little girl, killing her
instantly. Colonel Hagood also recaived
several bruises.
A prominent saloon man by the name of
George Roddy eloped on the train last night
with his betrothed, Miss Cook. The mother
refusing her consent to The marriage, County
Clerk Royal refused to lssuo tho license.
They left on last nights train for Galveston.
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lowest bidders for tAe erection of the cflics
.ni IN quarters for the United States army in
Jay Gould and party will arrive the last
part ofthis week.
a shooting Afihay Near Brcnham.
Special to the Herald

Shootiug Ahfny Near Brcnham.
Special to the Herald.
brenham, Fob. 2S.--Saturlsy evening
about b;2o o'clock triple shooting affrsy
TOOK place at Lyons, Bureson county, a
railway station nineteen miles north of the
santa Fe. resulting in the instant death Of
CLARK Matthews and the mortal wouuding
et walter Longley, cousin of the notorious
Bill Longley who died at IL o'clock Sstur-
day night. Mathews sad Longley had both
been employed by Lyons, store.keeper at
the station, Oae bad been discharged. TLey
met in the rear of the store. Mathews opened
hro on Longley, who was aRarmel. He ran
IN the store, got pistol from under his bed.
returned and opened fire on Mathews. Posov
Longley, father of Walter, appeared and
took hand in tho shooting. Mathews was
shot Ia the body, just below the ribs. Walter
Longey was shot i'll the head. Posey Long.
Icy was unhurt. Eight or nine shots we-o
Tired. Longley is under arrest Mathews
leaves wife and two cbildrsn, He
was a bad character and uuder
indictment for COW stealing At dark Sun.
day night his ..reulains were still unburied.
put had been put in coffin. Longley Is u
single man and had n good character An
Inquest was held to-day and verdict that
Mathews came to his death by a pistol.sbot
Tired by Posey or Walter Longley, and pre-
nounced justifabls homicide, in the case OF
Walter Longey, killed by pislo-shot fred
by Clark Matthews.
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HIGHWAY Robbery Nonr Dcnison

HIGHWAY Robbery Nenr Denison,
Special 10 the lIorald.
Denison, Feb, 2S.--Sunday evening at 8
O'Clock as James Howe and John Warren.
lsborers on tho Missouri. Pacific, were walk
ing in from Pottssoro, they wcro halted by
two mea with pistols when about three miles
west Of this city. and made to throw up their
hands. Their yaliso and persons were
searched even to their boo,a. All their
money was takln, which was only $4, and q
pair Of new Shoes, and then they we're allows
Cd to proceed on their way to Dsn,on.
Tneir time checks tho robbers had no use
Tor, 30 they were allowed to retain them.
Oho robber was till, dark compleXioned,
round.shouldcred man, with black nous.
tsche and gostee. The other wps short
thiek'set' sandy complexion, no whskers.
After seeing Warren anG Howe on thor way
lbo robbers took tho track toward Whites
boro. In view Of the fact that the westerns
bound train was about due at that point and
that two boys werein sight when the robbery
was being committed, il wss rather bold
sct, and one Tor which the robbers were not
not very woll rewarded.
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Special to the Herald,
Ca'troJilo via San Antonio, Feb. IS 1T
was reported late this evening that too body
of man was found near the International
railroad, supposed to hsya been shot, where
upon Justice Holbrook, Sheriff Nigqli aud
Distrio.-AttoTncy Wallace, went out With n
jury, and upon Investigation, found that T..
t. Mabin died of strychnino poison,st Lewis
camp, on The international road, twelve
miles from Csstroyille. Such suapicious
circumstances surround his death, thst il will
be fully investigated. Mabin IS from Milan
county, and is about 26 years old. Captain
Lewis rendered tho officers every assistance
in his power
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Missouri Pacific Grading.

Special TO the Herald.
Waco, Feb. 2S.-The Missouri Pacific
grading force commenced work in East
Waco this morhinr, working toward Hills.
boro to meet the force working from
Hillsboro this way. Another force will cross
the river this week and commence grading
south toward Bolton. The city council wss
convened in extra session this evening and
passed an ordinance granting the road the
right.of.way through the city. The first
shipment OF iron for the bridge across the
Brazos river is expected next week.
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Marlin Items.

Special to the Herald.
Marlin, Feb. 28.-An old colored wom6n,
Melinda Sadus, o professional nurse and mid.
wife, while attending sick child at w. n.
Smiths this morning, had her clothing ret
on fire and was fearfdlly burned before ~
sistance reached her, all her clothing being
burned and her flesh terribly scorchsd. Sks
fingered In agony till 4 o'clock thil evening
whom she passed away. She was highly
valued here by all classes, and hsr death 6
generally regretted.
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Special to the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
Eagle Pass, Feb. 2S.-Yesterdsy the
Uvslde stage was halted, twenty miles of
here. by three armed Mexicsns. The driver
was searched for money and arms. Only so
cents was found on him. The robbers were
about to cut the mail bags, but desisted
upon the drivers assurance that
the bags contained no money, only
letters written in English, which they, the
Mexicans could not read. Suddenly the
team started and escaped from the driver,
who, after walking seven miles, found his
vehicle at the stsge-stsnd. Ore of the Mex
leans was recognized by the driver as one of
the Cayote family, living in Piedrss Negrsa.
Ad'lfo Ramos, seventeen years old was to
be married last night. About noon ho
had dispute with his mother, during
which she seized pistol and sent u bullet
crushing into his brain, he falling dead.
There IL considerable excitement among III,
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MARDI GRAS AS GALgEsT0N


Special TO the Herald.
Galveston Feb. 2S.-Momus arrived at 8
p, m. III special train, amid the booming Of
cannon, waving of flags snd enthusiastic
plaudits Of tho multitude. A military pro-
cession formed at Artillery Hall at p. m.
and marched down fremont street to the
stand in tho following order:
United States Military Band.
Sixteenth Infantry,
Auetiu Drays.
Manning Rifles.
Brass Band.
st Mary's College Cadets.
NavRsotn Guards.
Lindunhurgers Brass Band.
Brenuam GrGyS.
Washington Guards.
Galveston Artill5ry.
Texas Old Guard and Delegation of the Itous-
ton Light Guards.
The division was under command Of Cap
tain j. j. cloan. The column with ils
varied uniforms made q splendid appearance
They forned on the strand and were reviewed
by Momus and suite. After marching through
few Of the principal streets, M0mus wns
conducted to )he fremont hotel, whore no
received the abdeston Of Mayor Leonard,
snd tho keys ot the city, after which he held
reception for ladies' in.the parlors Of the
hotel, which WAS iatsoly attended by the fair
sex.
After The parade banquet wns given the
visit.ug military compsni2' Q. A't liory hall.
To night promenade c2oc..5 i, IN progress
BY th3 SiEtaenth lnfantry band as the cotton
exchange and the Protection Rowing club
give grand masgusrede bsll at Artillery
hall, both Of which Momus and suite will
visit The opera hou;e, which is dsnsely
packed.
Tne MeCullocb combination is
playing Virgnius, in the leading role.
The city is boiling over with people,
Every hotel aud boarding house is filed and
people are walking the streets, ysinly trying
to get some place to ssep.
The Texas Eighties" will appear at u M.
tomorrow, snd toe grand pageant will start
tomorrow night ut o'clock. 1t will en-,
brace nineteen iloa:s and will be gogeous, in
deed.
General A. G. Malloy qualified IS collector
Of customs to-day.
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Mexicsrs IN consequence of It, Thora is q
rumor tina; for several nights past our street.
have been haunted by three men disguised
in female apparel, who are said TO have
stopped snd examined several people. The
report, although extensively circulated, HIS
not buCn traced 10 any reliable source IS yet.
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and 20 WAS taken up, tho vote reconsdered
and another amendment offered. The bill
was recommilted.
Mr- Henderson entered a motion to recon-
slider the vote on senate bill No. 900.
The senate then adjourned till $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow.
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New Orleans, Feb. 2S.-A battalion OF
tie Seventy.krst Now York regiment, &C.
compsnied by large party of friends. ar
rived yesterday afternoon. Also the Spsuld-
ing Guards, OF Buffalo. Tho visitors were
met at Hammond station BY the veteran
company of Washington artillery, who fred
national salute on the arrival Of each of the
visiting companies and accompanied them to
the city, where largo concourse of citizens,
the louisiana Field artillery, Continental
Guards and Boston Lancers were
in waiting to receive them. A
procession formed and the visiting
military we're escorted to the Washington
artillery armory, at Exposition hail. where a
collation. was partsken of and an address oil
welcome made by General Behan, on the
part of state; Colonel Richardson, for the
military and Mr.. Albert Baldwin. for Rex
A response was made by Colonel Rose, Of
New York. on behalf of the visitors. After
luncheon, the visitors were escorted through
the principal streets 10 their headquarters
No. seventy-one Canal street, and the Spauld.
ing Guards to the st. james hotel. The
visiting military attracted great attention b.
the excellent order in which they marched.
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XYIlTH LEGISLATURE.
F0RTY-sIOOED DAYS PROCEEDINGS

A Hot and. Weavy OiycuSsiou in the
House over the Report telegraph
ed From san AptcniO 10 the
Houston Post That Mr.. nen.
man Was DruniS-Che Re
porter Gets Regular
Rasping An I,n-
pOrtant Bays Bus
iness In Both
EsOuses.
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.PcsroFrIcE, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January !, 1881. :
THE HERALD.

Massrs. pfouts. Elliott s. Hall have pur'
chased tbe interest of Messrs. Adams q
J,eonsrd and are now sole proprietors Of
The Dallas HERALD. II is the intention Of
ths nroprietors TO continue their work OF lrn
pr%ing the paper in every respect, and they
are.nov to that end perfectiDg arrangements
to enlarge tae special dispatches and gel
them from every point in Texas reaened "
teleeranb. The HERALD lis prosperous ana
has circulation as great rs could be ex-
pected, and as Texas grows 1t will grow Win
Il. Born in 1S49 it is now thirty-one years
old. Like an empire it takes years OF Toll
and patience, money and sacrifices, to found
a Newspaper. The HERALD is now rsaa iar
and wide in Texas and abroad, and mas
hold upon the people which cannot be shaken
of. The presen, proprietors aim to make II
hereafter moro welcome visitor than mere
tctors. Although their names have no. ap-
,aared Messrs. lAdams and Leonard, have
for seyesal years owned an interest In the
Office and have been its friend when II
needed funds. Our relations with them have
always be en- pleasant and they retire with our
best wishes for their prosperity, lobg life ana
happiness.
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Z.'l
as. sehaa asd his w,fc yen 10 ANN.


u Will not do 10 jump bl'ndoldsd, head
long INTO inairjnony. Mr.. O. D. Schau has
tried Il on 70 Ills grant regret. 10 russ ths
day that he spoculssei 10 y wife. Tbs affair
mes already Been published by tho pre,s 81
ibis city; how be foil heir to some 81 200
and sDgog'd DIR. j. y. Wolf to ret him a
isrm and wiG. Tho farm WAS bought and
Ar. Wolf in lieu Of some other suitable rer-
son, furnished him wife IN shane of
bs cook, Young German girl. For doiny
this Mr.. Wolf charged him Sl25. ard on
,Sehtu refusing to pay that amount. ur
Won run an attachment on the rnonev 81
the simple hearted German. which 4 do
posted IN b.nk in this city. Whether NJ 4
wolf has license as marriage broker or
hol romans 70 DC seen. Anyway, after their
iaerIlage taey went TO live with sister az
Inc brides. The brides sister who il mar
r'e'', with her husband, put after Schau IN
draw his money ont Of tie bank and brino Il
nome to keep, bat this he positively refnsed
70 DO, whereupon his wife. nor marriod
slster and her husband few 81 him and
elected him from the premises ii, a most I'M
cersmonious style. He came down in tha
Guy, ana securing the services os friend.
WsEt oack after mis- trunks, whic thew do.
clnred be should not have, but wen tl,rast.
e s.so6 with the law they gave Thorn DO. About
$ooO IN money was in Que of TIE trInks
Alf. Scnau says that bis wifs was inclined TO
DO very extravagant and that although be
mas been lndulgant and kind to her, ths. she
las refused to set as loving wifo should
towards him. he says that she and her
Sister roped him in for an expensive wedding
supper ana that sha had induced him to buy
aer POO dress and e1pend lot Of meney
Tor Other femaie apparel Through The
Snorts OF q friend of bis the trsde for the
i arr hes been rescinded by his paving ten
aonars forfeit and he he's made up his mind
to live alono hereafter.
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THE governor Of Illinois IN bis message %
The legislature Of that state the other day,
rscemmsndsi legislation 70 prevent foed
-saaltsrstiop. Thi>is good idea, and nov
shss our legislsgre is in sezsion it would not
come smiss Cor II 10 pass measures looking 70
this snl- There are lots 81 people in this
sisis Who are tired eating melted tsllsw ard
cher villsirous cornpounds sold under fhe
nxme Of butter. giuc3ssd sugnr1 md syrnps
ID = with sulphuis add ia he vinegar
baking powders mais principally = sis1n
and various etksr articles Of fsoa feld il
grocery stores. A ttr4s, sharp, vigorous ID.
disier 70 tis penal code rgainsi The sale q
such thingk Il vigorously onftrcsd, would
Be Of arz.t deal Of service 70 Re slonrch'
sna gsnsrsl hssiih OF cur Pc opls.
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Mrs. AsEsETH SALIVA HAZARD, tbe
wife Of Michael Hizzard, of Monticello,
Plat county, Illinois, short time ego gave
birth to Eve babies, weighing in The asgre-
gate nineteen aud ihroe.quAitsr pounds. The
father of this two and s-hslf pair Of twins Il
tbirsy-nins years Of age and the mother
thirty-sir. MicheAl appeals 10 The govern
nsnt FOR relief from tbs hazsrds Of this life,
and wants bounty. The fact Of the buii-
nses Is, he ought 10 be arrested.
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There vss q serious cutting scraps q.
Arlington Monday night, in which q ssloor-
ist b7 tie name Of Schmidf was stabbed j.
the rsok bra party named H.1dsn. Bis
wound. which Is several inches in le1gth ..
the right S6s Of the rsck, il regarded By DR..
Stsvsn1. - Intending physician. ~ danger
ons- It %zs inflicted with . laTrr-blsssd
pocket-knife. Haddsn vas drinking at ths
time Of The difficulty, and VS. inclined 70 ts
Quarrslsoma. He iEsisied cn gsiug cut The
bsck sosr Of the saloon, whsz Scbni1t ted
him thai IL was locked. and that be Teuld
have 70 ge our by the frsni dor. This
grsal1F iscsrsei Hs3dsns Who attached him
a. slrsasy fiais1. NJ. Blsdsos, cilizsn Of
that place, tsok Hidden IN charge 70 ava:
ihs arrival Of n eiics1 and the result OF Re
wound.
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lssd 20 desires Il NV Ensland stsrnslly
70 djctsss The policy ii this gevsfnneai A
vast deal OF rood has Gene cut Of This
Nszsrstb, but quite ss.muoh harm, 10 fer %
the general good OF this entire country 10
concerned, hiss come, too, and continues 70
csme. The middle, southern and western
states have enriched Nov England BY pay
ing tribute for long, weary years to protected
manufacturers, and New England has
ever opposed any benefits asked by
those states from the general gev-
eminent, simply because New Eng
land wanted DO riYalr, wanted no pres
peri.y anywhere else. Why should the pso-
pie of thirty or moro states pay tsxes into
the Federal treasury to be paid out again to
the British government that few New Eng
land fishermen may enjoy the privilege OF
catching mackerel 1t strikes us that the
people Of this country might exc out an ex-
istence without ever seeing macksrel, or a
cod fish either, if the worst came to the
worst, and above all things we say, If Great
Britain and Canada, as Professsr Kinds
charges, have swindled this government, let's
find il out and demand restitation, and show
up the ignominy of tina. government and it's
province that all the world may sse. An in
yes,igation will do no harm. Mr.. Newberry
Gays he will not press the mattor, his objec
being simply to get the matter in tho paper
that public sentimen. may dictate what
should be dono. Hs has our opinion or the
matter, and if New England don't think
Texas is in earnest in the matter, let the
question be raised with Great Britain, then
watch Texas if it comes TO an issue and the
government needs her.
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A CENSUS enumerator in Alabama found
an old negro woman VINO claimed TO- be ia
years old, and was very proud of her age,
the reverse of most females over twenty. In
answer to III question ,hc expressed the
opinion tbs. shs head the noise Of the fall of
the Rsmsn empirs, IS she heard q great
many nsisos the year the starr fell 1fitwas
10 old North Carolina, she knew shs heard
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In the districts where crops have failed,
abe Russian government does not propose TO
dispense mere charity by giving the unfortu-
nAiss morey. 1t will advance them seed for
planting and viii enable them to help them
selves BY giving them employment on public
works 10 be prosecuted in those parts.
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GENERAL LoNssrEEET lie not content with
being miRis,er to Turkey, but must needs
rush into print: BE has writer ctter in
which he expresses the opinion ihs' 80 re-
publican party can bestbs built up II the
south through the influence Of soathern re-
publicans.
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Ok Monday; the Sd inst, tho las: dollar OF
Inc state debt OF Illinois was paid. In 1858
it amounted t, SIT, 1000, and the amount
Of money to be raised for tho current e1-
peAsos of the state for the next two years are
estimated Al $4,000.
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We don't know what Lake Shore railroad
st6ck ia worth, bat on Christmas day Mr..
William D. Vanderbilt presented each OF his
daughters with one thousand shares OF this
stock, comfortable gift tor their Christina
stoekinpa