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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-14
NORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BONDS.


Application has been made 10 the Stock Exchange
To have North Carolina special tax bonds calied,
according TO the classes ia which Jhey were lssued
ORIGINALLY to the railroad coInpanles III has been
the custom for many years 10 call these bonds as IL
there " as no difference IN their value One OF u @
reasons CIV en- in tho application for separating tho
hands into different classes is that the present way
of calling them gives advantage TO some buyers over
the public No action by the Stock Exchan &c
had been taken Yesterday: . ,. - 1,
The speclal tax bonds of North Carolina were Is
sned IN Aid of the building of four railroads the
Ws.tern North Carolina; the Western; the VII
minoton. Charlotte and Rutherford, and the VIII
iamston and TarbOrD Some of the bonds were IA
susd in advance OF instruction, and some OF the
railroad officers in consequence OF this, abandoned
the work in which they had been engaged. Accord
ing 70 the testimony given before the courts; the
STATE realized about50 cents on dollar Oh all the
bonds issued Tho legality OF the issue Is said 10
nav been established by the Judgment rendered IN
certain actions ia 1873 and 1874, but the United
States Circuit Court, before which the cases were
tried denied the particular relief asked foi because
the lautifs had not exhausted the remedies OIL the
Eiate courts Reverdy johnson argued the ques-
tons before tie Circuit Court at Raleigh In .,
and at the time of his death he was engaged IN
prosecuting the suit.
Nothing las been done lately toward enforcing
the bondholders CLAIMS but the recent decision con-
cerning Arkansas bonds issued to railroad COM
panies mas awakened interest 10 the matter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

s,,nosed or real wrongs.
He who demands justice, shou d nj all
times he ready TO accord rs much 10
his neiphbors. The very fact that
night is selected as the most appropri-
ate time 10 engage in the destruction Oh
property. shows within itself mat
those acting in the premises, seriously
doubt the Justice of their act, and are
only urged on by an excitement M I'M
natural rs il is unlawful. Good, brave
and tue men, Mt times, lose control oil
themselves by reason of some unto
ward event and become veritable
slaves to their passions, DEFY the laws
and visit wanton destruction upon
their ueighbors and friends, Thereby
awakening a spirit of retaliation that
stops not short of sectional warfare.
Then, beware, feiiow-citizens, Of the
consequences Of your rash acts. II you
have grievances too great TO bear, APP
peal to the courts OF your state, and II
they are not adequate, petition your
legislature 10 pass equitable laws that
will adjust your claims, but never, no
never trample under foot the sacred
powers to which you must sooner or
later submit to and look to for protec.
ton. The GAZETTE Will excuse me
for taking up so much valuable space
in its columns, for no paper has mani
Tested so much interest in our welfare
and prosperity, and am satisfied that
no uaper will be more grieved TO hear
that our prosperity is liable TO receive
n check through the hot blood engen-
dered 10y reason of wire-fencing.
The railroad bridge over Hubbard's
creek was washed out Sunday last, d., :
laying the trains until Tuesday eve
ming. No other causualty is reported
along the line.
The commissioners court, yesterday
condemned the sand used in the con-
struction of the courthouse, conso.
quently the masons will be idle until
arrangements are perfected for the
transportation of sand by rail. The
stone-cutters and carpenters are busy
as bees and will have advanced their
work sufficiently to cause no delays in
the construction hereafter.
a German by the name of Weckes-
ser. living three quarters of mile
from town, is making success in the
piscatorial line. He has raised about
1900 minnows from pair of carp
furnished him by the fish commits
sioner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
Some Real Hot Work.
Philadelphia Times. !


why, isn't it very hot up here /,
salu y Ienes man, stepping from th,
scuttie out on the tin roof OF house o,
Eighth street, near Chestnut.
No. said the roofer. ''Sit down
and enjoy the breeze
Inc reporter sat down and got nm
again with an expires sion of nainaf
surprise ON his face. The ronror
laughed bitter, heartless laugh. O'''
calculate said he, "that ohout
10 degrees of heat n second strike that
I'm at this time of day. There's about
10 more IN the tin, and az thevira
ooth reflected back you get about 23o
uegrees slapped into your face. | used
10 wear leather pads inside the knees
OF my trousers whenI began, but I'VE
got used to II, toughened up NV !, Mons
now, but the skin gets so drv ard
parched that have TO use oil nj nigbt
To Keep 1t from cracking.n
Any sun-strokes among roos.rsa,,
was asked.
sometimes. I've seen man keel
over and shoot down pitch roof onto
.ne pavement, sixty feet below, before
we could save him. It's u good plan
~ pltch rope round chimney and
We u 10 your waist when YOU'RE DOING
pitch roof. Noisnger here that wav
,huhgh. Worst of che business Is. IL
'oes Tor a mans head: makes him sinh.
ect 10 ail sorts OF headaches and dizzi- |
'ess. The wonder Is that his heod |
Ioesn't open like roast clan. Coin,
iood day.H D's'n ~ s'~N'e'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
A State Secret

An appropriation YVES made Ivy the
last legislature to pay for telephone
for the governors mansion. A man
from Austin says that item will he
the cause of all extra sessions OF the
legislature. a state secret of such
weight passed over it few days since
that wire melted like butter in a fur
mace. 1t had to be repaired nj a heavy
cost and now II Is down again. Yes
terday the governor transmitted u
message TO his private secretary aud
not only the wires but the insu'a.oIs
melted and the tall poles cracked with
the Intense heat and the bells rang
like they were in the midst OF a Chi
cage fire. An unsuspecting buzzard
lying over the campus had his feath.
ers scorched and n polo pony, compla-
Gently rubbing his neck against the
southeast corner of the temporary cap.
ltol received a shock which landed him
IN the middle of the street car track
The message was us follows: "Give
the reporters that item about the ROYAL
national life boat institution of Great
Britain The reporters got II but IL
was badly mixed, and the governors
private secretary was put to the incoa-
venience of writing an explanation.
The Western Associated Press !
VIII do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and /
Observation-Disclosures great favor by
giving publicity to the matter. and the !
generous public can send funds To the I
governors private secretary, who will I
saiely deposit the same in the vaults of 4
ue capitol, where they villa he safe
nom thieves and defaul,ers. A matter
OF so much moment should elicit much .
attention, and having been given the
aishtty of transInission through che
executive office, its Importance canNot
OF coupse be questioned. But out of
for the goyeria,rs tele-
phone, we hope IL will not he used for
matters X so much Importance again.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
CLAY COUNTY.
shipments OF Cattle From nenric,ta-R,si
ness Outiook-~PersonaI.
COrrcsponueucc of the t,nzatta

shipments OF Cattle From Uenric,ta-R,s;-
ness outiook--P-rsonal.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Henrietta, July 22.-CoIlins & Shoe.
maker shipped one train load of beeyes
yestel day, also eleven cars to-day. Ia
IL. Strayhorn Il Co. Chicago. Cattle
are in splendid condition at pre.ent,
The business outlook at present is
much more flattering than for many
months. '
Mr.. J. f. w. Fray came in TODAY
rom Kansas City, bringing with him
his family, and the early establish
ment of national bank is beyond n
question. :"
MI i. f. Renfro of Decatur l. visit.
ing in the city rs guest of Mrs. Proc.
tor.
The levee across the Wichita il
now complete, and Fort Sill and the
northern portion of the county will
stili continue 10 do business in Henri
eta.
MIhe National Hotel register: +. M
o'Neil, Fort Worth; A. j. keIty. WIS.,
county, Geo. w. Cole, Browuwood. y
Z, Milton, Archer; III. l.. smith
Brownwood; l.. H. Mathes, Hender,
son; Geo +. Perry, Gainesyille. + AZ
1,W9sher, Austin; VIM. II. Glaskin'
Jack county, q. +. Glasllin, Jack
county; u, h. Willett, Geo b. Lowing,
j. IL. Lindsey. Fort Worth; r +
coleman, Settled; j, w. Il. GRAY and
family, city. "''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

| 'IHE commissioners Court of Tarrant com,
~ y, IehnS VIII receive sealed proposai
c ror ,ne building of y County Jail for sal,
county mine city OF Fort Worth. occordin,
10 plans and specifications, until ncn,, ~
"TShu d ry me 10Th day OF August, Is 3.
,,.i hhs plahs and specifications OF tho worn
n'ii pe on nle IN the Office of the Clerk or H.
county court on and after Auenet ~ on o nt
Turtles bidding on Iron and steel orr ,nn
cay,nn their proposals with full specid
OF mntsr ~ iHe,r proposed work and samples
~ y, tna,erlhl, ana must state In their pronnsol
OUT OF what class OF material the vario,'s
p hnus OF the work is TO be made: such s,,n,s
tonrt a uc daePosited with the miss.oners
anu ali material used must be of same
work. a'sh"'eu lor the
No payment will be made on tho rr,,, -, !,
49,, Wo,k uhtii completed according 10 crn
~ ,att 10 be deter. ined upon a ,horon,b tei /,
o. thc WORN, made under direetlon or ~
commissioners Court, VI 'iie
specifications accompanyine nro,,,..,
nun ana steel work may vary I'm $3.50 ~
suit any particular sy stem OF ,,.isnn ~ :"
win nia s.uefni; ARRANGEMENT must accord
all ~" pians on ME. Parties bidding for hr,ci,
a.Iu STONE work must also furnish with ,iain
pd np, samples OF the material thav ~
in ms 70 use In each part of the work and ali
inaterlM used must correspond Viii *" ~, ~
sample furnished, Win tHs
Z, ~, ne WORK VIII be paid for in cash. ana win
na, ,v,nnv0e,ption OF the iron ana sleel wn,t
and every month on estimates m ena oi eaeh
ncnltect In charRe, 2l per cnnt ~ tne
W., ,ai n en- each until the fin.l connlo,intS
'nu acceptance OF the wosk f''f'oh
~ work 10 be done under tho snna,rt.,
~ ,ne architect subject to the contro of tba
rna sioheIs court. and in the event s
he 'esonaple delay in any part OF the work
"a II o,,n ',,,iilsssinners court res rye the riyhf
NJ "hve sueh work done by other partiet an,i
hssr,gAua expenses Reasonably incnrrnJ
III MI 70 DC paid by the oontractor and
IN ., ~, NJ, rosto OF snch work so done may no Ia
~ 49, h'oi rom any amount which may he dno
m, eeg, ne que the contractor. Ronds In ,be
ash AL, 81 lae contract price will be reouired of
s9rK to be done by him. ''' nance OF the
lerk p b,s n must be died with the county
nderssdn oSp OF August the l5lh. isSs, ana be
, 1on MY IAN" The com missionars ,nslsmt
eiypS NJ 10 reject any or al Proposals re
II. IL BFCKHAM.
County Judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

and the departments They are ms In
separabIe rs the Saimese twins were.
Last Friday five august men, poiiti-
clans, Statesmen, convened in solemn
session and la the name of the state OF
Texas and the authority in them vested
| by the late lamented, but not forgotten,
legislature OF the aforesaid state, for
mally and officially received--a sewer.
Recently another body Of statesman
met, and amid great flourish OF PEN
ellis and abstruse authentical problems,
solved the mystery which surrounded
a discrepancy of twenty-seven cents
between the gas company and the
state. Another body of statesman
met not long since and audited q
printers bill. One of the members be-
came indignant because "lower-caseh
x appeared in printed report in
which his name occurred, and another
was terribly incensed because a
wrong font ! appeared in the cap
ton to "a legal document which he pre-
pared. Another board called the
land board met the other day, aud ii is
positively asserted that but one mem
Der OF it had ever read the law de
filming the duties of said board, and he
had inisconstrued it, by thinking he
had the privilege OF naming all the
clerks.
The penitentiary board meets often
er perhaps than any other. 1t had a
meeting few days ago and from its
action one would naturally think the
last legislature took no action in re-
gard to leases, or rather that it en-
dorsed the lease system. There is but
one difference between the existing
law and the one repealed. The word
lease" is stricken ont and the word
contract" substituted. We suppose.
however, the legislature is to blame
and not the board for this.
The capitol building board might
be termed life time board but its
meetings will be so few and far be-
tween that the labors of its members
will not impair their usefulness for
the other positions they hold.
The land fraud board is extant but
its whereabouts are unknown even to
reporters and ii is said il deties the
Efforts of the ubiquitous and attentive
musquitos to find it. There are three
asylum boards TO look after the inter
ests of the blind, deaf and dumb and
state lunatics. There will be four
when the new asylum is completed
and perhaps sooner.
There is revision board whose
duty 1t Is to watch the manned veter-
ans who fought and died for Texas in
dependence, but this board is deserv-
ing of great sympathy and we bespealx
Tor 1t kindness and consideration.
There are other boards but the mind
becomes confused in the vast labyrinth
of names, and shingles and weather.
boards, buckboards and boarding
houses all appear in II panoroma of
men and boards till the Switchboard an
pears and consciousness is restored to
the tired brain, almost paralyzed try
ing to unravel the endless category of
Texas boards.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
BELL COUNTY.
Belton's Big Boom --Penn's Camp Meeting
The Free Bridgc--Prospect of Cotton
aud Wool Mills.

/ anu stooi
| Correspondence of the Gazette.
Bolton, Jnly 21.-B Bolton seemed
thoroughly reused from the Rip Van
! Wrinkle sleep Of thirty years. and is
now on steady boom. Most of the
machinery for the compress is on
hand. The first story OF the main
building of the oil mill is now up. 1t
is being built of the splendid rock for
which the quarries around town are
noted Business houses of every va,i-
ETY. and varied capacities are going up.
| Strangers seeking homes are constant
| ~ pouring in, and many are much
pleased, not only with her excellent
business outlook, healthy location and
genial, public spirited citizens, but
also for her beautiful sites for dwellings.
! Chlef among them X one belonging to
Gen. w, III. Edwards, real estate agent
! ana money broker who may be seen any
day on the streets driving his two
! thousand dollar, thorough bred fillv.
/ Kate. He has just enclosed his park
OF fifty acres, in which has an artificial
| pond to be stocked with carp. an arte-
sian well etc. He has already refused
Slo0 for the place, and when all the
embellishments are completed, il will
ole OF the most desirable suburban
ie,idences in the state. The General
Iejoices also in the possession of n
cpllec,ion of rare coins, dating back
priorto the Christian era and up to the
present time.
AL least twenty thousand people are
expected to visit Bolton during the
progress of Major Peiras camp meet
ing which is to commence the seventh
OF August.
The free bridge across the Leon
river Is now on q certainty as five of
the six thousand dollars required, is
already made up, owing to the pluck
Smith.
Certain Northern capitalists are in
correspondence with the citizens with
reference to establishing a cotton and
wool factory here. The railroad fa-
cilities, water, wood and building ma.
terial being so abundant are strong
factors in Betons favor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
SHACkELF0RD COUNTY.
@"re wire Fence Cutting-An Appca, IA
me pepreda'ors bridge Washed
Away-t arp Culture.

ooerespondcncc TO the Gazette.
Albany, July 20.-Mr. S. O. RpII
lor@erly OF California and now -
ranchman in the southeastern nortion
oi Tue county, was visited by the wire.
caters AGAIN Wednesday niuht and
oven three miles of his fenclng entirely
destroyed. To what extent this snir,,
wltt he carried by those engaged ~
inns nefArious work is ut present = mat
yer OF conjecture, but certala il * ibat
there ~ serious trouble aptlcina,ad
which may Vet cause blood 10 stain tba
iair pralfies 81 Northwest Texas and
CHECK for the moment the spi,it nf
so9d Fellowship among our un,IsuaIlx
yaieI ana prosperous citizens. Tbat
llv ultimate good will be gained he
any one hy reason OF this unfortunate
s so OF affairs requires but moment
~ c,iAl reflection by rea sonable man,
,;aW ahu order must and will prevail |
40 -, sectional or private grie ranee can, |
- suese good days Of peace anu, plenty |
ussny an appeal 70 arr. 'trarv
''s'"s 'of an adjustment ofI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
Postage to be Paid.

1t requires one cent 10 prepay the
postage on a copy of the GAZETTE; one
cent on the Wool Grower and ttco
cents on the Stock Journal. Where
two papers are enclosed in one pack
age, II requires two cents, and If an
nther paper is enclosed with the Stock
ouFnal il requires three CENTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

The man who stole the bank ledger,
containing evidences of PoLKS crime
from the office Of the state treasurer at
Nashville has confessed his guilt and
says he was employed 10y Polk to OBJ
tain the book, which he delivered to
Polk In person, and that he was paid
$40 for the job. How the book came
to be returned to WRIGHTs office has
not yot been discovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

ir Is announced that JAY GOULD
has Il hand in the strike of the opera d.
tors. A suspension of business will
bear Western Union stock n few points
and after he has made his purchases,
the trouble viii he adjusted, the
operators will resume work, and stock
will resume its value to the benefit of
the great manipulation, million or
two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

Persons leaving the citb or The state
during the summer months can hare
the DAILY GAZETTE mailed TO
them, postpaid. for 81 per month. The
address may be changed as ofton as
desired. The GAZETTE tciH be mail
ed to lrapoiers ia Europe, postage pre-
paid, for 81 80 per month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

Parson Ben Parker, minister and n
member OF the legislature, has written
an artlcie In the Palestine Adrocate in
when he quotes scripture and cites
scriptural history in support of free
whiskey. II is needless to say the
parson has stirred up hornets nest
ana Christian and inildel alike have
bounced on him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
Texas Boards.

IN me a%fro of "Boarlsr the great
state of Texas is supremacy blessed
Nearly every department has Board
connected with it i'm some way, and
every board has at least one depart
ment connected with 1t. There seems
40 oe an affinity between the Boards
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
Gulf, Colorado al
way Conf
GarvrsT rMg'

| StrIr-<
| GAL,yryroy N
| Notice is hereby sle,
rectors OF said raiIxa, "
n me citing of the sio,,
pany, to be held atiuss 4,
the LIST day of Ausus, Nh
M, forthe burmese Il y
mining as To the uecs.
completing. imnrnyir1 4
way, by theiss,iancs n
said COMPANY. of ~
of said coIopau, ( 4
thousand dollars eass Z.
exceed thirteen ,nNrs'1
the main track n sss!
constructed. and ms
CURED. and all branAFsy.
Said bonds 10 run idrrll
LIST, lSs3, and bear lnts,sa
per cent, per anni,,a. pas]
on the LIST days0fdpr' n
year. al the cityoi M
of said bonds by ne con1,
as follow: Nott0etosjlI
before the 3lst az ne4s}i
tiunal Issues so shat .h.s,'
second mortgage boaI,
amounts per mile apdgf
as follows: Decefubefa
Der 3lst, 1856. si.0ls Dt,s \
December 3ist lSS7. HIsI I
81 ,otO. December sist, ~
Slst. 1880. 81. eco. ))eeens1
December Slst. ls9l a.
1854. SO. 900. aud NJ
$4,000. the miles ofcou
asceriained by cer,ia
and chief engineer ofu4I
payment of the said bad
q second trust deed AZ.
railway. franchises g.8|
company, as follows b
Any and all RAILWAYS =
constructed or befeafs
authorized. wberesoew
main lines, branches, q r
sitions. together With d
and rights of way, irsd
duets. culverts, leneest
kind. ali 1epots. slsd<1
houses. car honses, vol
shops. water tanks, and!
together with the lo;sgl
which each and ali w r.
and ali LOCOMOTIVES, TIL
gage. mail. freight, hs1as
ali other rolling sisck q
machinery. fools, ~
and materials, Al "A
books of account yoqcts
sets OF everykinj, al IA
ioasaS i,,cn;,,as ,nilS Nh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

Mesquite MesQuter: A carload of
John Cinnamon passed Mesquite go
ing eastward last Tuesday. Probably
they are now, working OH the Iunatic
asylum at Terrell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

JAMES GORpoS BENEFITS invest
ment in the American rifle team which
was defeated at Wimbledon will not
bear any dividends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

WHAT has become of JAY GouLD's
yatch and his trip around the world =?
1t has not been heard of for three or
four days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
Browns blackberry Ginger

Has cured more cases OF Doarrahea,
Dysentery and Summer Complaint,
than any other remedy In America.
Tested for twenty years. Always safe,
sure and reliable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23

Go TO Keller's for your wagons, bur-
gies and other vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-23
CONNECTIONS:

At GALVESTON with Mallory Line s,ea mers
lor Key West and New York: MGR.
gan Line for New Orleans, IndiaEola
Cruz. anu vera
AT ANGOLA with I. & g. N. r. II. for Column.
a. IN ana towns in Brazoria county,
AT HOSENB BERG with O. II Is nv
Sunset Route for Columbus. Weimcy
Inarwood, Luling San Antonio, Laredo
OFaiae anu Western Texas and Mexico;
aiso lot houston and Star and Crescent
i nSous T, iteaqImont, Orange, Lake Charles
all points in the Southeast, North and
East; with New York, Texas and Meri.
can hallway for Wharton, Victoria and
stations on that line
AZ hS S,i HAN with II. q T. c. Ry. for Hemp
"o' Lcuoelter, Giddings, McDade and
AT MiLANo with 1. d @. N ny. for Hear,
PALESTINE, Rockdale, Mound Rock
hometown, Austin, San Marcos. New
Braunfels, San Antonio and Taredo
AZ TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y.
AT NcGREGOR with Texas and 81 or,,
Ky for Waco, Corsicana Athens. Nom
fIsasaDt, Gilmer and Texarkana.
Az M0hGAN with Texas Central nv. for
points on that line. OH
Az CLEbURNE, Junction of Dallas Division
OF g., z. 4 $. r. R'y.
Az FORT WORTH with Mo. Pacific and Tex
rs racine Rys. for all points on these
cisco and the Pacific Coast, ana for Kan
sss city, ST. Louis, Chicago, New YnrL
ana al points North, East and West
AZ IA LLAS with II. & T. C. Ry, It. d p. R,y
ss-see ' ~ a. ALIAS I TX tension OF Mo. =. R'y.
*s-For all Information address INNS hhe
OSCAR @. MURRA
GENERAL Passenger Age
Galveston,T