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New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
HUBERT HOME CLUBS.
Auelion Sales Of Real C;etnic
NJ. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.
= FvFcrrops. SALE or ZEAL ESTATE

I ID-NI@I@IA'
EXECUTOHS' SALE or ZEAL ESTATE.
Thursday. March ., l7S a II o'clock noon, At
Exchange sale ROOM III Broadway by order OF Henry
ii. Holly and Townsend Wanirh, executors ot Abraham
NO0rlls, deceased. t0 CLOSE the estate:
5THANE.-No 43l FouT.stoy H. s. brownstone dwelling
and lot on Murray iltll.
trILAVE-N I2L Threcstory brick store and dwelling
and lot
lot, with building
WEST ZSTIi-- I.-Nu. 22l c-3Ory brick tenement
and lot, with building
WEST 3DIHST.-NOs. 80, 3li, and 3lG. EOursOry
brick dwellings aud lots.
l22DSI-SiX lots, y. l2J feet east OF 3thavu,
MOruiugsidc PARK.
SALE POSITIVE FOR CASH. For particulars apply to
Townsend Wandell Attorney no. $50 broadway Of 10
tiouecr, No. Plne-st
GREAT sale of 10 dwellings and 100 18th
VI Ward brooklyn lots al IL o'clock Tuesday, February
2 in the Exchange SacsrOOm III broadway, NeW.YOrk.
Maps at office Of JEhE JOHNSON. Jr- No Finest
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Me6iral.
Important to InvaidS.

TIE "wIISoNIA" MAGNETIC CLOTHING COM
PANY having purchased the patents trade marks and all
@ The right te and interest Of Mr WILLIAM Wilson In
NErIC CLOTHING, and having at largo expense procured
the most improved labor machinery the
conclusion chat the has arrived these
wonderful curative appliances be placed within the reach
Of the whole OF the population poor well rich Al
though 10000 patients IN America have avaed
OF these Garments the hitherto high price the
door against hundreds OF thousands OF suffering inyas who
might have been restored TO health and usefulness There
after this date the price Magnetic Clothing
will be reduced much below that formerly charged by Mr.
WILSON while the quaty OF the goods VIII be greatly i'm.
proved high standard OF excellence curative
agent fully maintained. No matter how apparently marvel
lOus VIII henccfOrh be published with
out the consent OF the parties cured.
BEWARE OF worthless attempts at imitation OF goods
that offered under various names.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-28
Ceqal Notices.

GEORGE WARREN, deceased.-ln pursuance
VI Of Act Of Parliament OF the 22d and 2d Victoria
CAP 80, entitled An act to further amend the Law OF
Property relieve Trustees" NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN that all CEDIIoIS and other persons having any
WARRES, late OF Boston in tic state OF Massachusetts,
United states Of America, and Of Stmwberryneld,
Wooon in the County of Lancaster merchant who died at
BeaO in the Kingdom OF Italy, on the ION day OF Oc
tooer $50 and whose WIN was duly proved by Mary Var
Lancaster, sppSter. now, Mary - Swire the wife
city Of London merchant and George gnet Warren Of
Strawberrycld WOUltOn, Aforesaid merchant two OF the
Executors named the said WILL IN the Principal Registry
of the High Justice, the 3O day of November,
1880 and b Frank shaw Of Boston In the United states OF
America merchant and by Frederick warren, Of Boston
and Liverpool IN the said County 81 Lancaster,
merchant the other named IN the said ILL., n the
PRINCIPAL REGISTRY the High Court Of Justice, the 9TH
day of p 1So hereby ured to send In writing the
their debts, claims and demands 10 the said
Executors tho Office Of Messrs HacOn q Turner, tho
solicitors sand Executors situate at No. lS Fenchurc
st. I'm the city London, before the 3Uh day Of APRIL
s notice l. hereby that after the said 8Oth day
Of APRIL 1882 sid Executors viii proceed to distribute
the ot The said George warren among the parties
tc thereto having regard the debts claims and demands
only the said xtcutOr shall have then had notice
and said Executors viii not be ahe Tor tie assets
thcrco! distributed to Of whose debt
claim demand the said Executors shall not have then had
Dated this 3lst day OF January, loo2. lACON &
TURNER, Solicitors 10 the said Executors
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Goruoration Notices.

for estimates for repair
~ Ing Pier 10. East River and s buhne2d WIN be re-
1n W,ineslay March 1882 at IL o'clock For tn In.
formation the CIsy Record copies l0f So ~ ~" SNiy
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GRAND EXCLUSION

GRAND EXCLUSION
TO COLORADO, NEW-MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
Leaves Ncw-York on THU RsDAN, May lS7-' iot ,o
lighul tour ~ Hftv i've day Nine thousand miles rNceu
hy fnius oi Pullman and silver Palace Every luxury
and All expenses for urs class travel hotels caso u0S
&C. included in the price, which Is 0nlN 1' ~ ,, MON
splendid opportunity, never before ohere' !" 'l7 'o '
dei. the great American Continent -, ,...
special u9 Us.
cation 10 THOMAS COOK ~ Sun, %ol i1ivAn' ~ -,
Z. A. BAIlATIONl, Manager l. w. QUA l'olA'
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aurtion Sales of Real Gstate.
+ Johnson JR AUCTIONEER.

TERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIONEER.
Great positive at auction. TO close estate on Thurs
day March 1882 II o'clock at the Exchange saesroom
Ill broadway New York. OF Church or Factory ana o3
convenient and three story brick and frame stores ana
Dwellings IN Brooklyn. viz :-749 Van Burenstj l,029,
l,03 1888. lO35 lOjg LOGS 1870 l,072 lW4. L016
567 $50 5i $50 5 500 GIL 6Is gl Hoscius6pst Kos 6I $50
ave 075 Myrtleave 81. 5lL SO, So o. 57 So 90 u,
II p 70 sumner, lately Yatesave 29 296, 29S 800 3O5
3Oi StOcktonst Church IN KOscuskOst. near broadway,
suitable for factory easy terms perfect title CHARLIE
b. HART 1873 Broadway or the Aucuoneer P1nest New
Nurk
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VNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $jOUO1l. PAR VALUE. -.
OFFICE No. 5s BROADWAY, y. y.
THE ROBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING Co,(
Il Wallst
NEw-Y YORK Feb. Z, 1882 .
T'IIE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
i The Robinson Consolidated Mining Company for tho
will he held az the Ohe Of the company,
u Wall-st Thursday March >, I~S2 at u O'Clock
books will close AT Friday, February a.
and be opened at 10 III March B.
IL II. WILSON, Secretary
rENIIE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
Is AN IRON AND COPPER COMPANY.
organized special from the state Oi North
Carolina, has capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
Of par vaue Of $2j each.
This company valuable copper mines and deposits oi
magnetic iron in Ashe County North carolina lho ,
per mine fully equipped with improved machinery Inc
ore now being 20 per cent copper and
in cold per The estimated value of in sheds and
he dump S2OOOO The deposits OF magnetic IRON
are practically DcXhausbc the veins from four u
wide the surface and their elevation above me
from .Oj To 4Ol irri me
pure from sulphur, hosphorpu3 hl
titanic acid viii sixty cent metallic IRON
The construction smelling furnaces at the nlnc M4
eUabe The company 10 pay dividends
Full information obtained at the branch Office OF the
company. No. 81 Broadway, Ncw-IoTk CITY
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i1roposais.
OFFICE OF CUSTODIAN UNITED STATES CUSTOM HoUsE.}
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Eeb Is, 1882 )

OFFICE CUSTODIAN UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUsE.l
CHICAGO ILL.,, Eeb Is, 1882 )
FINDER instructions from the Secretary of
4 Treasury undersigned hereby invites proposals
lighting, by electricity, the Custom House Build
CcagO, including all Offices, rooms, corridors lObDics
halls Closets vaults her apartments IN said building
Proposals for lighting said building with must state
specifically the price per thousand feet at which 1t will be
supplied Contemplate the furnishing Of suitable
upon each floor of the building separately and bills for the
shall be- rendered the first day of each and
month the preC ding months consumption per such
register Indicator on the gas metres us Aforesaid.
Proposals for lighting said building with or by electricity
de- cbc specifically the system method proposed the
power be used the number of lights 10 be used the dis
rbuti0n throughout the entire building and the
poss Shall also the total which the
power plant bearings apparatus ana fixtures Of every Kind
and will supplied including all the labor skilled
otherwise necessary place the in complete sasac
successful operation, leaving said building, fuln
turc, walls, floors and fixtures In good condition.
corporation receiving the contract
lighting said building with OF eCtry shall before
bond with approved security apeual of not less than
total OF the said proposal or contract for the faithful
in all details of his their Or its part Of such
contract security the satisfactory aud successful
working OF all metres, apparatus and lights.
Proposals made the above terms VIII be received ron
until ~ O'Clock the first day Of AIl lee2 at The
the Collector of Customs. CHICAGO H., where all
The and In behalf OF the Treasury Depart
meut. reserves tue right To reject ana all bids.
An proposals will addressed 10 the undersigned, sealed
endorsed plainly Proposals for Lighting Custom louise
Building Chicago" JESSL SPALDiNH,
Custodian United states Custom House.
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OTcur6lOn6.

A kDVERTISEMENI FOX THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No l,233 Broadway, corner Thirty
nrst-t, 305 West Twcntythiri-st, corner Elslth-aye.
No J2 East Fourteenth corner Unon-square 76O 1hiri
ave. cornor Forty.seventh-st at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos O0l and $500 rhri.avo, corner Onehundred-and'
twenty-ffth-st 81. up to .. m at regular ohce rate
IOLOKADO, CALIFORNIA, AND IOSE-
" MITE VALLEY.
4 leave Ncw-AOrN central HallrOad
Apr = cleveland. IT. Louis. Denver and salt Lake re-
turning by Omaha and Chicago 10 De absent iorHsN days
O b. accom- by l.. NJ. JENKINS formerly Oi COOK
son Is j, nki g. ~,
Two dave I'm 81 L0u8, week amid the scenery or COL
In salt Lake City week IN the yosemite
Valley days Ia san Francisco visits to Monterey inc
Ceysers, Big Trees. SC, ,- .
expenses of palace cars hotels, meals, transfers, car
races, Gc inclued IN the fare, $i5O. - ,..-,,,,-o
For particulars and programmes apply to T. IL hlN9
y
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filming.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY.

The following described stock Is delinquent account of
Assessment !, levied the IN day Of January 7S2
AND in accordance provisions Of the charter OF the
Company will he forfeited soutey 10 the use OF the Com.
Iauy on tuesday, The @th day OF March, 1857
y nfG GeYt
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ninter Resorts.

kOIVIlI
4 DVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
trst-s, 305 West Twenty .thri-st corner LghthayG.
No ~ East FOurteenh-st UniOnsquarc, 1OO Third
ave-. corner Forty-Sevents; az the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos. lOO aut 2,3OG Thirl-aye corner Onehundredand
twenty y.hfth-st. up D. m, at regular OHce rates
OLD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA,
~ HYGEIA, HOTEL situated 100 yards m from For, Fort
winter home, seashore resort The $40 p m
tran Pennsylvania Railroad, connects at Baltimore with
their wharf Old Point Comfort
irving send for pamphlet describing hygenc ad
vantages, sc. HARRISON PHGBUS, Proprietor
V'HE WAVERLEY," ATLANTIC CITY,
HOUSE IN FULL VIEW OF THE OCEAN.
Electric bells gas cold baths. each
floor suites Of ground ho0r with water baths
attached Billiard TODn gallery and all the cOnYenienCes
of "A frst-c,ass hotel. j. l.. BRYANT.
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TI0O LET or FOR SALE.-Furnished or I'M
furushei one of the best situations on the Hudson
milo south of Yonkefs depot house 1rstclass my eet
s1uare gus water etc; ten acres ana out bhllS5 rem
- $40 ior The year summer quarterly OF oHhy III au
vance For further particulars apply at 900 oth-aNe'
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Feb &C. 1882.
The following sale was made at the En-
change salesroom yesterday:
By BERNARD Snyh
"t Test Won Si'h'S' go Oh lV'naVe' sGo25
ios sss O. MS tinaS SrIns' au'oni"R "oo'' 1880
lots II : East l5ihst gh6 II W Of AvcB, each %
shoyc 0;' aha gore m iot m L4s, Edvars 1850
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.,THE GOLDEN NORTHWEST"

Now Is the time to secure homes In
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA AND MONTANA
Tmlgrlns intending take farms during the alproac
ing spring IN the GREAT NOKTHWES should not ih 10
inform Themselves Of the advantages offered ~ tAc
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLROAU1 a., D.,
cOmpanvs lands along us uhes III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONT ,.-,
The Northern Pacific Railroad runs through region whch
cannot be cXccned In
HEALTHFULNES OF CLIMATE
FERTILITY OE SOIL and ,,,.,or-rc,..
WEALTH OF NATURAL Rl.7OI l'C''S'
Nowhere else are 80 great Inducements offered to
COLDNISTS AND FAKM.KS, -. ..-.--.r,-
MECHANICS. LABOKERS AND NIN Frs,
II-MBERAlFN. BU-I y ESS MEN AND lOl hlHlS'
CROPS are large and sure sIOC So ls a s3S,
c. essfuI occupation thcro READY MARkEisS, GOOD
Et-~I%F-S IPOKTU MITES and ZINE CHANCEo lOr
PAYING INNESTMEN go. .--.-o
The greaterpa part oi Dakota and Montana % 9ue[sa
NEW FIELD FOR SEFTLtMENI /. , -,
The ru condition Of existing settlements along tho
Pacific Railroad IN Mihc7pa ann fst-
cTn Dakota best guarantee oi he perahehoy o the
agricultural int rests oi the eh i eSlo,l
The Northern Pacific Railroad has no" ID mhrket rie @
wheat and grazing lands "hlcA are o"o'oN "' ~" P ~
Oh easy teyns OF payment o,,.,,, -.
I'm MINNESOTA and DAKOTA there are iOOOOOO acres
awaiting settlement
In MONTANA there are 100000 acres ready for occu.
pancy. - -. l..,,,,, ,.orrDyrpx- ho,u, UOrr Ar
For detailed Information all points aor address the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD QFflCE
N
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s,LEs TIE MINING EXCHANGES.

----------,- ACTUAL SALES -lsHABEs SOLD.
open High Low Final Am n Y.
Names. ing est. est. ih' Ex. TX.
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The Floods.

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-The orpyasse
at Arizona plantation Is now reported
twelve feet deep and so feet wide. The
impression prevails that the waters frem
this and Landry crcyasse will overflow all
sugar plantations on the left bank down 10
Bonnell. Reports received indicate that the
entire Crosse Tste country Is under water.
Back water Is rapidly encroaching on plan.
tations OF west Baton range.
yicxsnuRa, March 27.-rhe steamer Car.
roll from Sharkcy, on the Tallahatchlc river,
reports fall OF eighteen inches al thai
point, and that many planters are pre- par.
ing to resume work.
II Is reported that the gin house Of 0. u.
Peper has fallen In, killing and drowning q
number OF people, but this report was not
credited BY officers OF the Carroll
A white man named Louis Stanley was
drowned at Mrs. Davis place, neal. .Chatard,
last Saturday.
Two negroes were capsiEed In a skir M
Major Higgins place, In the same neighbor.
hood; both were drowned.
The hsuse Of Henry Davenport, on the
pceliar's PLACE, was washed away and every.
thing he had lost.
The compress here, which has been under
the water, was opened to-day for business.
The steamer sun1ower, from Flatonia.
2i5 miles up the suphower river, arrived
this morning and reports the river 90 fall.
ing at that point, With . TALL Of two feet at
Campbellworth, ninety miles upthe rate Of
falling being one inch In twenty.four hours.
An unusually heavy rain fell there last
night, ofsevefsl hours duration.
From psssenssrs By The Hunfcwer, which
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Over the Waters.

JoNnoN March o7-Tbe T;mes cou,
a,.,.,, a. -..a,,,. o.m,.,n.,on =,
mehtihB Oh 'he approaching connPio'io" VI
five American monitors, says: America
owes it to her honor and greatness to pos
sess n fleet which shall be more than a
nbantom
Canon Fleming. preaching at West.
minister Abbey last evening said that there
are now so many objects Of common inter.
ests which America and England own In
friendship and symnathy that Lonpfellow,s
death will he as sincerely mournei her, as
il is in the United States.
The Times saws that thirty.three home.
rule members of parliament have promised
to oppose the cloture bill in the house OF
commons.
This evening Gladstone, replying to
Healy. member from Wexford. said the lib.
Grafton ON parole of some suspects. 10 ena.
BILE them To attend to private business.
forms no nrocoJant for Tho i;horot;on ~
Parnell, Dillon, and O'Kelly that they may
participate in the division upon the cioturc.
The Times saws; The Reform club has
decided 10 suspend ali elections for MEM
bershin in tbe club until after meeting be
held 10 reconsider the method of election.
This Is In consequence of the recent over.
whelming blackballinr received by the
two brothers of Mr.. Chamberlain, president
scandal. exposinr. os IL did, divisions in the
liberal partv,
Parnell has declined 10 write letters from
Kilmainbam mil. unless under very OK.
ceptionni circnmstances. as he objects TO
imposing on The royernor Of the iail the
unpleasant dntv Of reading nr;rn,e letters.
K St petersbnrv eorrcspondent tele.
graphs that the object of fixing the corona.
ton of the czar for n late date Is 10 permit
IN inc exhibition M, on a, Moscow, % which S will open
occurrence or tho ceremonv n IL
Thought that II the two events he .imu,,a.
neous The rrcat concourse Of neonle attend. T.
ing the exhibition would give nm opportu.
nifty TO the nihilists, who S nre =" shawn bib" bv
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ARLINGTON.
Correspondence of the Herald,

Correspondence Of the Herald.
ARLINGTON, March ga most distress.
ing accident occurred near this place on Sat /.
urday, 25th instant. Mr.. J. T. Thomas little
son Jimmy, who was about ten yenrs old
went horseback on Saturday afternoon to
hunt thecows.. He was thrown from the
horse and, terribly mangled. No one was
present when the accident happened and
so badly was the little fellow hurt TINT ma
story is incoherent. This Is II: "He saw
the cows, IL made him 30 glad hc
started the horse fast toward them; a rabbit
jumping up scared the horse which pitched
till II threw him oil and hurt him SO bad.
lie slept several hours--when he awoke he
was sick and started to crawl homc.'' A. u
He was found by negro bov
nearly u mile from town slowly,
beating his way through the woods,
The negro boy attempted TO carry him
home, but was soon exhausted. Word wak
sent to MIR. Thomas, and he bad Jimmy
brought home Immediately. On reochjnr
home his father said: Jimmy. nv
boy, are you. hurt much,"' - Yes.
papa, he broke me all 10
pieces" And so he was, for death in few
hours relieved him Of intense suiisrins'
Jimmy was bright and beautiful boy, and
was never known. to tell . falsehood. Tho
whole town 10 In mourning to-day, and
much sympathy Is expressed for the grief
sick parents. Mr.. Thomas Il enc Of the
leading merchants Of our town. AsI write
long procession Of echoolmates are follow
ing the corpse TO Its last resting place. ~ !
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN
SPRING STOCK AND CUSTOMERS WILL FIND AN
FINE ASSORTMENT IN EACH OF OUR DEPARTMENTS
SANGER BROTHERS 04i5as %45o.

urging them to vote against the cloture
says the defeat Of Gladstone's ministry
would be fatal to the best interests OF Ire.
land. II would hand over the land act 10
those. who would dc their worst to defeat its
working. O'Donoghue considers that Il
wise counsels had prevailed ireland would
already be quiet, and that the cloture is the
legitimate and necessary according of power
to the majority.
Dispatches from Ireland report case IN
which a band of disguised men cut off the
nose Of man because in the poor law
guardian contest he was in opposition to
the candidate of the land leaguers.
A serious aflray has occurred in Clougher,
in Kings county, Ireland, between soldiers
and some men. The latter discharged their
revolvers. There were several arrests. An
attempt was made yesterday to blow up n
house belonging to Mr.. Mahon, agent of
Lord Clondrack's estate. A quantity OF
dynamite was placed in the window and
exploded. The inmates, five in number,
were nniniured, but tho house was partly
demolished. No arrests.
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Fort Worth,


Special 10 the Herald
Fonr WoRru, March 27,--S. .B. Dorsey from
kansas,.to TO buy cattle, had 500 in money
stolen from him last night at the House of
Peers. He is OF the firm of Campbell /
Dorsey, who suffered a heavy loss by rob
berry committed in the nation last week
the particulars Of which have been rnb.
lished in the HERALD.
Five transfers Of real estate were recorded
to-day, amounting to 81, ,9l5.
Nine cases were tried In the mnyor's
court for minor oilenses this morning. To-
tai fines imposed, 500.
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Other Interesting State News.
Galveston.

Galveston.
Special TO the Herald.
GALVESTON, March g7.--Colonel Leander
Cannon,d died at bis residence, east end of the
city, Saturday night and was buried Sun
day, The Journal says this afternoon
Colonel Cannon was well.known throughout
Texas. He was liberal, progressive cit-
zen. He was true to himself and all man.
kind in every department and at every
stage of an eventfnl life.
About $500 people congregated at the
pavilion to witness the pedestrian contest
between Daniel. Q'Leary. ex-champion OF
the world, and five amateurs. O'Leary
against the amateurs. who were tc
walk five miles each. O'Leary'.
first five miles were made In 4S.l5
second, 5l:2s; third, 55; fourth, 55:47. Al
the end of the twentieth mile O'Leary re
tired from the track, abandoning the race
, The time of the other contestants Is rs fol
lows: Bint, 50;45; Henderson, 5l15; Mix,
Reagan, the Unknown" 1852; Wilson
53:5S; William Reagan, so. This man con
tinued the walk, completing his five mile
in 1906. The best mile was made by 9TH,
Unknown" in S:45.
The twenty-mile race, go-as-you. please
was won by William Lucas.
4 0'Leary and his manager left for Nash
willie this afternoon
Simon Trito, engaged at Greenleve
Block & Cos. new building, in cours,
of erectien, was seriously injured to-da,
by heavy skylight falling upon him. Ii,
was conveyed to the hospital.
The Texas, Mexican railroad compan,
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has bought out the Brazos Pilot. He
or,ngssome experience TO the work. ~
AR, X. w. smith, the retiring proprietor.
will engage in other business. ''Nf'N'''' w
The superintendent of pnbl;c. schools-,
ceived to-day halancesof 500. matins
total OF $500 from the Peabody fund' y, :
Alice Oliver, negro girl some iS wears Of
ase, was accidentally drowned In tant
this afternoon. She and Ada Inherhjsr
aged !. years, and James Wilson, Is years
the latter two white, were in n hoat
rowing about, when the boat upset. lanes
swan TO shore, and Ida, holding on TO his
heel, was brought out. va " 'ns
A norther is blowing.
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Decatur.

Special to the Herald.
DECATUR, March 2G.-Delegates from the
stock meeting at Gainesville have returned,
and report an enjoyable time.
The Fort Worth & Denver railway is
within twelve miles OF town, and in all
probability Decatur will have lis first train
before the middle of April.
Farmers are well up with their work, and
indications point TO n bountiful wheat
crop.
Prohibition is being warmly discussed
here. The campaign was opened last night
by Colonel Booth, of the Decatur Tribune,
who made an able speech In opposition to
prohibition measures.
A negro named Williams was shot last
night by an unknown man. The wound
Is not dangerous,
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Terrell.
Special IN tha unralJ

Special TO tho Herald.
TERRELL, March 21.--Gaptain A. d. Ed.
wards died at $50 o'clock on Saturday even.
ing last, after an illness of several weeks.
His funeral took place this morning at 10
o'clock, with services by the Masonic trn-
ternlty. lie was also u member of the
knights of Honor and the order of odd Eel
lows, both OF which turned out in toto. All
business houses were closed, and the entire
town attended the funeral, which was Tho
largest ever seen In this place.
Farmers are utilizing all available force
in their efforts TO catch up with the season,
and IN consequence our streets are nearly
deserted, but prospects OF iul crop cause
farmers and merchants alike, to wear
cheerful and contented countennnces.
The fruit crop Of this season promises 10
be unusually large.
A light. rain fell yesterday morning,
greatly refreshing the rapidly growing veg.
citation.