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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23
FOR SALE
EUREKA IRON CO.'S PROPERTY,
AT WYANDOTTE, MICH.

The charter this Company expires by limitation on inc
o of octoer next and the the plant and real
estate is now offered II portion remains unsod
mi ve sale on October 1888 1t VIII DO offered
AT PUBLIC VENDUE at the office OF the Company IN
WYANDoTrE at II O'Clock q. m. on that day.
The property consists In general oil lWo bhASi TN
,rE iona in use and ono modern rebuding) They have
ALI the pInnt necessary making 20 80 tons charcoal pig
iron per day The rebuilding can be used Tor making
coke iron.
The mills for tho Manufacture Of Boiler Plate TANK sheet
and Bar Iron Knobbng and Pudding Furnaces are com
plete a. Rell the Foundry cupolas Boher hach'nu
blacksmith ard Pattern Shops Testing Machines Wegh
scales Docks Railroad Tracks Locomotives Charcoal kns
Cars Dock steam Cranes DC, &c
Brck general with about l2o0 Scres OF lana IN ana
contiguous 10 Wyandotic and 80 CRY Los Quantity
OF Ore Pig Iron. &c.
For details Sppyto
VS. ARMITAGE secretary, Detroit
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90 iubom ii man Concern.

TFNTS.-Adyertiscr who expects shortly
30 ys tbe Tinted states Will be pleased TO negotiate
FOR the puIchse OF English aud European rights 70 iEsn
Mons ine Information and particulars oi inc aniAn.
tages Obtained mag 70 k - toh ii.cD 0"'"'
Hole New. York moi later than ScptehDeE 80 1890
Lond on Aug 70, 1855.
rVHE GREAT SUCCESS which has az e1 n,,al
the sale announced last weeg Of selling se h c ~
Fnr ana s Ened Wraps retail al lowest mhOe,9 '5N
pm es has induced 10 continue ths s~'o iV'
Lane. shoad ,ske vantage tins splendid opPoltnn
OF purchasing direct from manufacturer saseg e's
w &C. sHAYNE. Manufactures.
lO3 Prlnce ST.
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flndnclnL.
BANKTRs AND MERCHANTs TELEGRAPH C0MPASY.l
IS BROADWAY, ROOM 90

NV YoPR Ang 7 ls93
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
RkCIORs ottnis Company held this day. the following
Resolved That in order provide for The proposed eTtcu
shares OF oag stock and that tocEho dsrs Of
sub-crtcn therefor the extent Of two and third
thon held BY them extending fractions such
be e s ~ eS ss sS s M tune the
''''' ~ ''''N'- -''r'- '''- - &C. CASE
ClTY R. II. Bonds and Stocks dealt in; also
Bn 1 9ai ana INC lnsnrane9 stocks p L. THOMAS or
OFFICE or TnE ONO EyrRAL RAILROAD CoyPANY,}
ITO BROADWAY. sept -. 1888.
NOTlCE.-Ihe undersigned is instructed by the
~ Directors of the Ohio Central Railroad Company make
the following statement regarding advertisements which
persons holders Of he SECURITIES me road 70
70 TOT the purpose OF procuring an examination Of
The Directors such holders TO understand that hee
Company information tk4i none Of hem were present
RS a "a last W. Week at osdo st
papers the company will cheerfuy gwen facilities for
so doing at all times at the companys Offices without the
Consultation over the affairs Of the and eIer
it from us present difficulties and that they VIII receive
gladly and consider win care any suggestions which may be
Under these 4 hoped that those ipteresle ed
of attorney 10 who have yet TO prove their
I'M scHwAN Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL
" WAY co. OREGON sHORI LINE RAILWAY
SUBSCRlPl ION.-The tenth instament Of Ten PER
CENT the subscriptions construction OF the Oregon
Short Line Railway will be due and payable september
%, SSA This nstament subscriptions registered In
NevYOk. Will be payable at the Office OF the Union Pacific
eneoS should bey made JHnEs NJ and
those In Boston will be payable ~ the office OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company in Boston ~ Equitable
Bmding. and checks should lie made PAYABLE 10 HENRY
MCFA RBAND Subscribers vii their certificates
when making payment that the proper Endorsement may be
thereon. All bonds stocks will be delivered on the
socon day following the payment Of tn tenth instamen
eip the back OF the certificates must be signed by
before
Rnd stock.
subscription certificates viii be transferred after sep
TENDER - SIDNEY DlLLON.
september L. 1888.
DOSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S STOCK
and Bonds specially. -
IL. r. LoUHsBERY.
90 Broadway.
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Business Chances.

n C.. SHAYNE, Wholesale Furrier, 10Y
~. Pnnces will retail at lowest wholesale prices LOT oo
DAYS ,-- -. o.. .o,,ar and
beautifully trimmed S2j-a saving Of 80 on rea ets prices
siberian SaureLlned CT cuarS covered with ahhlphhOe
materials only $50 $40 least $40 less thAh reaheIs
prices ~.,---.. -, ,.r sso eco and .s7b
saving $40 s25. All the neHesI SHADES " ,iis
rein pr.CeA
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Mountaineering Notices.

Gouarlnerslip Notices.
Pw HARDING 4 co. STOCK BEoKsRs
NTR. FTGENE ID. HAYS becomes partner III
uA our arm from this date. . ,
SEPT II, 1883.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23
Wrern Steamers.


NATIONAL LINR.-From Pier 80. N: X
IN FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
M FOB LONDON DIRECL
Capn sa5to $40 Oatwlr1 AeksSs $50 prspl1 sosssass
ticket. $50 E. w. HURST Manager - ana'' or'A1""
n.
DFD STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
KdYNLAN d.. ..... SATURDAY September ~ p m
PCS Ma saturday ct0Der a ID
saloons stateiO0ms, smoking and bathrooms amllsApS
Firs eaoa, s6O TO $50 excursion 81 10 10 SltD econd
cebn ssh EXCURSION 500; steerage. S26 prepaid sz
PETER WRIGH = q SONS. General Agents. % brOau"4J
DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
steamers Co.'S pier foot Of Jersey CIV
e. p CALAND.........W sday. Sept 26 ESQ p IN
For Amsterdam.
Isl cabin $50 steersge sos orepa!d slS
H. CAzAUX. General Agent 70 south Wl unpf1s
o. : Win INST Freight AgtS 80 B'way. Gen. Pass Agt
WHITE STAR LINE. err, ,,pps
FOR oUtFNsToWN AND LIVERPOOL ,,o.,.
NOTICk-Ihe steamers OF this me take the Lang
recommended bv lleutenAnt hduit' " q" -'' VI" '~
9utHSu an 11 "Ome Thursday Sept n Up
ghLTIC cIpt ParseIi Tue day oct = do;s0 m
O. IC CAPT Kennedv. - turday. Oct 49, 2;$O m
ERoM Tpt WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lOTHSI. 49,,
These unfOrnln N6s ali uusirDt9sS -,
pontments The Slooas. Stltsroo as noNo| am sam
rooms ara pass where the noise All nOIoa arc
eatie aaorlng degree OF co ai0rt l'asrSo unA''iA'
"RATEs-saioon, $50 $50 sl)o Return tcks.s OF
favors terms STORAGE Old JolItcT SsL IRON
TSese carry neither cattle sheep pigs
Fornsnecton 81 plans AMI Oth sr inor ion tppy the
Companys oaceA No. 81 BroaiwA'' TISSrIs A0ent
CL BARTLETT & co. AGENTS Boston ,.,,.,.,..,,
" q. hAhRITT. Agent. l34 South-ad-st' FhiaueiphlA
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Citp Drourrin 60 Get.

no LET.-Furnshed dwellng-house, No. l6
Fast 67ih ST. for 10 months Apply 10 Z. L. HAYDEN
81 Broadway loom ii.
no RENT, furnished until Nav. 1877 East
57tl-st Plumb ne In ueriect order Apply on premises
no LET.-E.egant fats of nine rooms, ch
hre-escape staircase surrounded D{ bilcS vans
moderate reuts within block OF
Central PARK elevated ssiiOn Inquire OF Janlor
ITO LET-Fulnishcd, on Murray Hill an ex-
rear RI nniug through .3thst Apply TO LEaPiNAsSL
d F0ILDMAN. No. . Pine-st.
no Rem I.-Fuly furnished; 81 West Odd
L ST. plumbing IN perfect order Apply on promises
rIN0 IET-Tbe highly desirable foui-story,
4 high stoop. brown dwelling No % EsSl s5d-sd
between 9Th and Madison arcs ApPY 70 a. I. fhDOLi|
Arnold Constable & 20. 5th-ave and iSthst
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fnrnl!nre.

7 Attest, BEST, CHEAPEST-The OTIS ;, PAR Tl.:
Tor ned, price from $40 OPP: easy raymsnta ii& "ess
lath.st, opposite Haverly's Theatre
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Diuioen) No.lceJ.

HoNrsrAEE NtSrVo CoNrAyY MILLS BUILDING
10 BKOAu-sI. NEW YORK, cent IL, ISN'.
DTVIDEND NO. 6l-Ihc regular monthly
l dt,idend Of FORTY CENTS per share has been 90
cared payable At Office Of tle ia@es aenI,
IOTfNSBER & HAGGIN Mills Building J, Brosu-'t-' Oh
he 25th inst Transfer blOSs close on the @uth. -.
'"' ~ IOUNRBER q iIAGGIN. Transfer Agents
nFFICE OF THE IRON SILVER MlNlNG
~ COMPANY IL WALL STREET, NEW-NcRk, sop
tenber o lssA-The Trustees Of this Company have ils
d,y oeciarcd DIVIDEND No. II OF IW My bIN,lo
PER SHARE payable st b, Office on "wednesday Ocooer
o. $40. , 1911 ea,urdov San
,nber ~ ana viii be reopeneI saturday october 1850
'o"iO'' 80 ~ Vs. HOMER A. HOLT,
secretary.
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l. elp WanleJ.

A NEW-YURk PUBLISHING UUMPAN1,
~ with prominent weekly, wants Indoor manager or
hooks cash &C who Is ahle purchase Onehird or one
All Interest pic. $1,000 for onehs and $1,000 for ono
third Ony hive. eDte pris ng man need apply.
FARKIN GToN q DYER. III Bioanway n \. CITY.
FANCY JOB DYER WANTED-C0mpetent
to take charge OF job dye-hOuse Address GOOD PAY.
Tribune ONCE
IFE INSURANCE CANVASSERS wanted
IL for New-Jersey. Apply " r., Box lo22 Post ONCE
New.York CITY.
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<omodiste $40 -teeragc al low rates -.
<afFitE NO 20 BROADWAY. WILLIAMS SUlON.
|SMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMEl
WA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.

49, THE CROMWELL LINE
~<1 isscass stsl fro q Stsf Id NORTH hNsS
every Jsn lays f1r .~~
Halifax. n. s.. and ST. Jun ~ vs.
u !, Excellent passsa ger acconnolauohA
xofesrcasrs con aiming pArtio IL 1r' sP2 gEE1uAN
~ Pier y. North River.
PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
No. ~ FOR CALIFORNIA SANDWICH ISLANDS.
|&.<eses CHINA. NEW.ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA OEN'
- md SOUTH AMERICA and Mk4ICu
4fom Newly ors pier foot CzaalsJ. " H.
TT ssG Francisco VIA the Istbn Is OF PanADa
-. ACAPuLCA sails Monday, Oct i. noon
"1.sAr for Central ana South America ana nohoe
From san Francisco. lst and Brannau ss
For Japan and China 90
~ IS 0CEA III sails Thursday, sept "a, noon
- 21kcts between Saa FraEcisco Ana foxoa~nA ~
IN pa~e special rates ..nuo.,,.
~AoNoLULu. NEW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
ltALANDIA sails saturday. Oct ~.
~, w xrrva Of London mails At San Francisco. -
s1h passage and general Information. Apply At COM
kzRTs or1oe N sue pier foot Canai-st, N. X
IL. J. BuLL-AY. Superintendent
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SltuaIlons Unnteo-- Males.

ALI, WANTING reliable servants, male or
N female Protestant, catholic or cOlOTed for cty or
country. win supplied At CARPENTERS BUREAU
los 9th ave. near 9tD-st
4 YOUNG MAN with two years experience
~ at banking wants position IN any business Address
}. A. O. 242 West 2uth-st
/NOACHMAN aud GARDENER.-Bya married
man without children who thoroughly understands
the care of ins OF vegetables, ke ers to
pfesent employer Cornelius Du BOis. AZ Wuiiamst,
New-YOrk
COACHMAN.-By first-class coachmnn a
situation IN the country thoroughly understands his
bnsipess also stock raising and breaking, married
man; English best OF references from last employer Ad
dress NJ. y, No Matson-ave.. YonkeIs. y. y.
CALESMAN.-By "A young man of expert
- snce the nrOduce business: IL vol acquainted
with the BROOKLYN trade furnish best
ces Address II. a. H.. L. q Boz $40. New-fors.
VALET, COURIER or TRAVELLING SER
Want 10 Gentleman ladies.-By a p :
torourhy understands his duties: willing and oblging
sIosks fnelis Frno German and Italian languages best
reierences Address A. Il. r., $50 West SD ST.. city.
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Rooms a,lo flats TO Get,

A VERY DESIRABLE corner apartment 10
~ lease IN the new fileproof building No. 80 hAGsoh~Ne"
mi b q La-.tlE
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Counirn BOARD.

BOARD In a large fine old.fashiOned house
L well furnished wei heated de igltfully situated and
b.abfui. rcInrd surTOunIuEs; excellent dsanages for
rducatOn and accomplishments. Address BOX -, Lyme
Conn
COUNTRY BOARD.-Cure for Malaria by n
I residence At Sea Gin +. l. Cufwood open during vi
Ter. Apply No. "A West S5th-sL A. DALEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23

5ce Cream
HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
ALWAYS PURE and DELICIOUA
Patent superirozon BRICKS or ICE CREAM
To carry home; viii keep hard oso hour Try one.
DEPoTS;
ao5 Itb.aye l2ss broadway, rs Chathamst- ITO East
l25th-si., ~ Y, and A52 Fulton-sl. Ai9VSiTa- ---
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llENERAL TRANoATLAN nc COMPAN Y
sIrcght and passage apply 10 ~ 49,.
LOUIS DE- BEBIAN A CONT No. Bowling Green
GERMAN AND U. s. MAIL STkAMERS.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEEN STOWN AND LIN EkfOOlA
Leaving Pier %. n. r.. foot OF klngsi. q. -
IiVdlNG. uesuay, oePI 30 nVon
- SKA iueedIy, OCT m
Isc0N ~ -TueSday. oct b 10 m
-IuNA ueouay OoL ~ W
/4fA .S&turuals OcL ~. IN
These steamers are built OF With wateright COM
{enfs furnished WITH every requisite 70 make
across Atlantic both safe and agreeable haV
- ROOM smoking drawing room, piano and h0ra
amer The satsrooms all upper d-c~. thus i1surng
IS feaiest sn luxures at ses PERFECT ventilation aud
fSn massage taccorng statoroom SEQ $50 and $780,
komediste $40 -teeragc al low rates - -
! alfsrE NO ~ BROADWAY WILLIAMS 0UIoN.
IMAM ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
J FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVE RPOOL
kt.Y OF CnhSI .SAIU hDA1 sept ~, D p m
tlh OF CHICAGO new. Thu kSDAl. OcI - a. n
ElN OF RICH NOM -.THURSDAi, Oct H. noon
. From Pier a. North River. foot o. Barrow ST. - .,o
keIN PASsAGt $50. $50 AMI Sl00 lnterneh 10 SA'
1891 SIS PrSgsa % s si co.
! Pal adeiphia once No. IO5 Souta-st
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
" Observation-Disclosures American Pscket comp ay
sig PLYMOUTH tLondouj. CHERBOC ~ ~ fdfish
tfAMBURG SATURDAY. steamers Hamburg direct ,
~ Thurs Sept u oUEVl ~, "a
IA .1hars Oct SILkSiA ..oAS; V 49,
~ tic Pans extras First CaOln 300 Sec0h9 CaDin
sssrage. sS6 Prepaid steerage tcGets. oSZ. rns.
SATURDAY. steamers SO and $40 ExcursioH fSbos
81 telaced Send for "Iour1sts' Gazette . ~
bAR Dr q CO., Gen. Agts- No. 81 br0ansL ~ y
SseltHARD a Co. Gen Pass Agts 6l S.wsy -. /.
dvYA SCOTIA and NEWFOUNDLAND.
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Broohlnn prOpcrlp for Sale ano 90 Get
CounIrp uropertp for Sale an 90 Get.

At MADISON. n. J.-FOr sale, country seat OF
"A y acres large double hOIse moiern IN r0fo h5h1s
large aud staOle hlu lsone lawn ora ne tH al
'H'u''''' l4J broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23

CITY X. K. Bonds and Stocks dealt in; also
~ Bank Gas Insurance Stocks p. l.. THOMAS
T. G. KILLER, "a Exchange Place
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steamboats, ann Railroads.
BOSTON, VIA sToNINGToN LINE.
FALL RIVER LINE.
TPoy BOATS : CITlZENS,n lLINE.-New

U'Rof eiToG A ana CITY OF TROY leave Pier
ltesu font OF ChrstODherst. daily except saturday
Ma - So oonnsctins with morning Trans toI All points
~ 2 W. ssnnday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23

4 LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ample
y closets without board 20 genteIn private ianly'
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-.,up PRlE RAILWAY, now known as the
u M xnrIYokK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

~ Asly,-Pacihc Express for the West SOLID Train
" pnIlman Day and Sleeping Coaches TO EinghamtOn
%,r,ra Buffalo Nagsra Fails, Cincinnati aud Chicago
tic,e and Buffet smoking Coaches 20 Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23

A FARM, SO acres, for SALE miles from
~ spYiug Valley. J from city good buildings ana
fTuit In abundance; price 20, 600 Apply TO -
N"'' ." A. QIjAlKE BUSH. 635 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-23
JNO. n. ABBOTT GenI Passr Agen., new; f orr T,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSE

Trains leave for kngeTood so szo s apu
! I9midnight Sundays 2, o a. m. and ~ D. m
x,nssL spring Valley and Monsey 7lO. lOa % soup H.
sIsa"s No " ABBOTT Gent Pass'r Agent New. York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
THE BAILEY BOYS.
Taken From the ComanUhe Jail ana
Hung by Mob Of Hasked Men.
Hurried to Death in Their Night Clothes
The Scene nj The Jail.
Special TO the Gnze'te.

|
Comanche, November II. 49, Last
nlght between ten and eleven o'clock
the jail was surrounded by - mob of
i"rty or iitty men, partly masked, who
oVerpowered the guards and took the
two Bailey brothers and carried them
about one npilc north of town and
hanged them 10 tree rear the aouth-
east corner OF the graveyard, The
guards made q hard struggle, but were
soon overpowered. Only one shot was
fired but with no effect. The mob
entere7i the inside of the Jail by the way
OF narrow passage at the foot of 4
hight OF stairs, where the
guards were on duty. The door was
broken down by means OF heavy
pole, when the gufds were made 10
go Immediately forward to the top OIL
the steps, and the jail was unlocked. |
the parties having their own KEYS |
The sheriff, MIR. Coz, was away ut the |
time, having gone TO his farm few
miles in the country, but never IeftuMl
late in the evening. He arranged a
double guard since their trial In anti.
cipati0n oHa release party, not antici-
pating such n fearful tragedy rs took
place last night. There is great indig-
nation manifested by the entire COM
lAhlnlty.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
DeLeon, November 12,-At mid
night II mob of about Atty masked men
attacked the Jail in Comanche and
took out the two Bailey boys, who
had been held on trinBfoi the killing
OF Boss Green, about seven Yeas ago.
The prisoners were not allowed to don |
their clothes, but in such attire rs they |
were sleeping in were hurried of to
the graveyard, nearly n mile from
the town. and strung mp to
tiees, and made CHASTITY sight
for those passing frotn Comanehe' to
this place this morning. Your re-
porter understands that five men were
guarding the Jail at. the time. They
were taken along and made to witness
this high-handed afliront and insult to
the laws OF the state. All good citi-
zehs your reporter has heard speak of
the affair condemn the action OF the
mob, against whom. feeling is high.
NO clue as yet to the perpetrators of
this unlawful and cowardly murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
HOUSTON.
Richardson's Body Shipped North =
His Life Insurance Deputy
Glass Virtually Discharged.

Special TO the Gazette.
Houston, November 12,-The re-
mains of Thomas Richardson, the ST.
Louis tr yelling man who was killed
by the elevator OF the Capitol hotel
Yesterday, were embalmcd and sent
to his family 10y the evening train.
The subscription list for his family
had reached $3.50 when it was ascer-
tanned he had insurance on his life for
$4,000, and the charitable efforts were
discontinued. The sad accident was
the topic of conversation to-day.
Deputy City Marshal VIM. Glass
had his preliminary trial to-day for kill
ingMarlin Boncll last Saturday, and he
was released ON $50 bail, virtually dis
charging him from custody. The
killing was clearly in self defense, as
previously telegraphed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
C0RSICANA.
The Top Crop Completion ofthe Street
Railway Water Works.
speeial TO The Gazette.

corsicana, November H. From
present indications cotton prospects
are looking up, rs the top crop is very
promising throughout this county.
and II frost keeps oil for two weeks
longer, u fourth of bale more will be
gathered per acre. Our street railrond
company has finished the track and
stables, and the first car started TODAY.
rms shows a commendable enterprise
on Tue part of the company, who only
received u CHARTER about n year ago
ana II hns pushed the work with It's
nsnai energy Our water works Will
follow suit in few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
SAN ANTONIO.
gain EE-Postmaster Mauniag - The
Railroad News Confirmed.

Special.to,the Gazette.
San Antonio, November 12.-Rain
set in last night and continued until
noon to-day, drenahing the country.
John G. Manning, ex-postmaster
here, says he Chains the credit for
Amos y. Fosters. removal Manning
claims to be iiggr!ng on "a Republican
morning. newspaper, and ii is thought
he las his designs on tho Erening
Light.
!. NGmerons ka,iglaries continue to be
reported.
The railroad news telegraphed the
GAZETTE Saturday is generally cred.
tied and considered highly important
fox this city and the South AVID South
western country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
W RUTHERFORD.
Father aud Two Sons Arrested Cor Bar.
glary-A putatire Stage Rub5er.

Chther ana TWO SONS Arrested Cor Bar.
glary "A Pntative Stage Robber.
special 10y Telephone.
Wcathcrford, November -. Old
man Fawks and his two sons were ar
rested this evening by Sheriff BAYLOR,
on suspicion of being implicated in
the robbery of Hector Huyclle's safe
here last week.
George Lassater, the well known
cattleman, was arrested at his home
in keechi valley last Friday night, on
suspicion of being one of the stage rob.
hers who robbed the Weatherldrd and
Jacksboro stage some time ago. but
the general suppression is that they
have the wrong man.
The commissioners court IL in sea-
sion to-day. They have just finished
one OF the county bridges, and have
several more in course OF construction.
The telephone line between this
place and palo Pinto Is in excellent
working order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
The Chickering Failures.

Grand Rapids, Mich, November II.
The assigne eof Cllickering Il Keyser
and Frank Chiczering filed schedules
this afternoon. They show the iol-
lowing figures: Chickering h Keyser,
assets $685. SOB, Of which Sli5,5l5 is
property at Fife lake; liabilities $751;
$50, of which SiS, 1865 is in open ac-
counts and S25,5Bl in notes. Frank
Chickering's assets, 1857, 200 liabilities
Sl53, 30.
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MASON

Medically Acgritted-l1
.trmy NoA|
Special 10 the Gazette. II
Mason, November Y
Jury found no bill \
ease and he vas acq!al
closed at tbs JunGi'M
most of the legal hs
here to Brady, whe's0
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were marrisd last es ~.
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county over the ars!'
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4 nortAer reach1 ~ y
weather cold and nl''