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LoHN WAxAafAKER,s

he art of .elling doesn't
consist in selling. That is a
salesman shoNldhst always
sell-even when he can We'd.
far rather he wouldn't some-
times s5sThis may secm a par
adox, but only to those who
know least Of fisthe newer
methods of doing business, ,1in
which we stuck out from the
old paths long enough ago to
try it we'll. Shall, we say it
does consist in selling you
what you wan rather than
what you may ask for And
1ill YOU understand that in
this there should be no semb-
lance OF dictationl An accom-
p'ishedrsalesman won't think
of thr, wing down another
piece OF goods ard holding
back the one you called for
that were impertinence You
may not know how much bet
ter we can pl. ase you, and you
will be shown both and the
advantages of the better one
explained. lsa store a mere
! catch and goods a mere bait to
! entrap people TOR their money
Once on a time, ayhap, but
/ not hereh and o now. People
with the olden, style Of trade
in mind still glance around sus'
. piciously and meet the infor
! nation given with an incredu
lous smile. ~ o' L
Now, friends, who is reall,
most deeply interested in you
going home from the store wei
satisfied il looking over you
I purchas S in your home quie
/ you or we! Should augh
!, be wrong you will be troubled
9 only to return the goods AM
I get your money. We vii
!, have nothing to show for ou
( iIouble. and expense in tn
4 transaction but the goods, Gu
off it may be, and certainly n
= more worth t r the handling
Can we afford to allow you t
It It buy a thing that won't sui
you, and in selling to thousand
q, a OF customers ought not ou
sua agestions to have weight
.tnn Wouldn't it be silly to sell yo
IS a piece because our profit
r. greater or we're overstoGked 0
:. 4 it! In a word, with our sy'
) tenn of doing business an
ce guarantees, don't you Sc
tn clearly that you must t
ID pleased or we can't be prof
!, ted 2
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JOHN wANAMAKER,

The lower floor is getting &
rich in attractions. Alongs de
the lamp display they have
spread out a choice collection
of brass. s.lacquered ware candle
sticks and candelabra. Designs
very rich and uniqle. The
prisms terminate, some i'll
points and some in balls, and
are English hand-cut. The
encircling bands are enriched
by orifices, with pendant pris-
matte balls. Th re are sconeds is
of beveled plate. mirrors and
branches springing out from
below. The mirror frames
also set with pendant balls.
Some stand out in rich patterns
Of prisms and polished bra IS.
Others rise to an apex and
spring over like the roof of a
japanese pagoda, strung roun d
with pendants. A bracket is
formed of an elephant tusk
forming a rich, quaint design
that some one will prize They
are an interesting study and
the prices seem moderate.
| Lower fl or. northwest from centre
JOHN WAN MAKER.
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This preparation has remarkably healing and soen
effect upon the Skim 1t removes Pimpes, Botche Eruption
Red Infiamed Noses Freckrs. Sunburn Rough Chap
Lips Hands, Liver Spots and Discooratons, DandmH
Itching of the Scalp, Thickened or Brittle Nails,
Read the certificate OF the Eminent Chemist Prot Char
5. Gauntt NJ d., Graduate Of the University OF Pensyv
1874:
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IykLrtsORB AND OHIO RAfLRoAD

II y7ff LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND TIL, " EST. VIA wAsHIN6-
i.,. q. ,alW lm TON ia4
DOUBLE TRACKi JANNY ooUPLERl
''-'' STEEL RAILsl
4 SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. IA. 1882.
LRAVE ca MDEE STREET STATION:
a. ". tChleAg9, fflcinnsu 81, Louis Fast Ex-
@~ Rfesii, esi,sbs;, y; o. Palace Slsspng Cars to
40 tWashlngfon and Way stations, IVA,
MlpLANp) Southwest Richmond, (via
$40 iIisots City aud way stations.
e'mo Y Is9shilppgl9n and way stations
7.D ANGAPoLIs. sfAUNToN AND WASH.
iNGION EX. and stations on Metropolis
7.5O Piedmont strasburg, winchester, Eag.
/. T. % SfsipEq, Frederick and way stations, via
Maih Stem. ION Sunday 10 Ellicott CITY
600 tPffEsIsu Be, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
FkEs kiiy And fR iIcatatiu cG4auMs1us daI1y E&
Saturday; & litichInond and the s6uth, via
Snantico). Sleeping cars, Baltimore 10 Cin-
clnnati. Louisville and Chicago Junction,
Parlor Cars, Chicago Jufctiof to Chicago
Ssieeping Cars Grafton 10 indianapolis
s.1O washington and way sta ions. Annapo-
1870 WAsHiSGYoiN AND LAUREL Ex-
PRESS. '
is Washington, Annapolis and way.
sl.S tOn Sunday only. Tor Washington and
$50 Washin stoR % and Y" Way SiSi stations. tRlch-
mond. Quantieo. except Sunday. Con
meet &c Washington with I. =. G. Co., on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and with
potomac Steam boat Co. on Tuesday, Thurs
DAY ald Saturday for Old Point Comfort,
400 WAslIfS6ToE EXPRESS Stops al
yessul,s Anuabolis Junction, Laurel and
Hyattsville. .+ .fEf
40 Winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick and
way.
500 Washington, Annapolis and way.
90 tFrederick and way stations.
| SD MarunsburR and way stations.
| 6.3 fMAfhington and way stations.
| ''D tiltnhqfg, Ileyeland and Detroit Express
| =. y B4&,9. PAlAce Sleeping Cars to PittsbuIg.
| BAD tGHlGAGOl CINCINNATI, 81. LOUIS
| WASHINGTON AND CtLUMBJjS EX'
PhEShs V. 4 u. Palace Sleepnv Cars L
| Slnelnnatlt st, Ioue and Chicago l. ich.
| burg ana the South via Va. Midland
gin fyh sunday onl9 for Mt. Airy and way,
| il!SD Washington and way stations
Leave for Metropolitan Brahch, lis A. m. Il,
and 2bO p. m. For Rockville, +9 90 a. m -
| All trains stop At Relay except 500 A. M
LEAYEWAsHt <iGToN FOR BALTIMORE:
- SO ;O tss2e so IA $40 t9.Do 1000 a. m,
t7;99 Z. 30, y. 40 and 1I.Sp y. m. - - -
tDNly. fsunday ony. Other trains daily
BaEEsgs called for and checked al hotels am,
| resldsnGfs on orders left at Ticket Ofioes IL,
| WEST .BAlllIMORE sTREET, NJ W Cor 'Gal
ge5t; CAMDEN STATION and 81 sOUifi
~ W. NJ GLEMEBTs, G. k. LORD.
Master ofTransportatiOn. Of Gen. Pass. Agent
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The Stationary Departments
have scrap books Of quite new
designs, such as golden forget
me-nots trailing over the cover.
The books will stand banging
-25c to 50. Account books.
large and small; blank books;
tooth-picks that W were out
of, whitfield out by hand.
Artists materials. The
Windsor and Newton colors.
French studies and all belong
ings, even to easel and pongee
umbrella. A color outfit fol
S..
Lower hsor, northeast of centre
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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ANALYTICAL LABRAToKY, NO. 22so MASTER sTnttl,
pHfLADELPUIA, February 2f,

PHILADELPHIA, "a,
asOneof
milne succeeded In
CHARLES Gan aHNiiii
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD
FRDM CAbVFkT STATION.
TAXING EFFECT JUNElI lSs3

AhiNG Ef Ell JORh 1885.
For Washington, a. IN. BIB and 8,55 D. m.
hstiy, except sunday, ana An, T.3h 9.45 and
ana u % a, M. aud 800 and z. 10 p. IN. daily,
For Pope's creek Line, 100 n. IN. and 4, i0p! M
dslly, except sunday. =.
For Annapolis, 7.0Oa. m, daily except Sunday,
ana o. y. m, daily. =
For Richmond and the south at 40 and 945 A.
i, n, daily and Z. Is p. m daily except Sunday.
For the south via Virginia Midland Railroad III
4H0 M, daily, and 8. IS p.m., except Sunday
7.l0 p. M, Sunday only.
For E. amt q. K. H.. at 3.l5 and s.65 D. m.,
dGily, except sunday.
FOR N0rlolk via Potomac River steamers Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday al ii. IS a. m.
If. FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 40, $50, 7.06, 7.46 $50 IL 10
a. m, 2. 81, 3.25, $40, 2. %, 9.06 p. m. On Sum
gay, 40, 6.5O, 7.45. $50, IL. 20 a. M, $40 and
&c p. m.
For Va. Midland Road, at 4, 80 a. M, daily, O. oS
?. m, except Sunday. 7.2o p. m., on sunday
Fore. q .. Road, 5aa. NJ. daily. ex ept sum
day, Is NJ, diluted 3..5 D. M, aud o. O5
p' m, daily, except on SUNDAY.
FROM PENNsYLvANIA-AvEN STATION
For Washington, s.66 40, z5O, s.55 and IL AS a.
ma 80, 5,l5, 7,25 and g. 10 p. In. On Sunday,
al BOO, 7.h0, 500 and li.45 8. m, b.15 and 7.B
ForAnnapolis 7.lo a. M, daily except Sunday;
bib p. M, daily. -
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
Ats;49 200, 80 and 1873 3. M, Lao, an 40
~ 1.Sl $50 and 10. 20 p. m. On sundays, at
r g;si " 20 g. N. "a, g.39 5S $50 sRd ~ 2h p.
~. ~, u Y. W00T, taer. Pass, Agt.
CHARLES L. PUGH, General Manager.
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Maud Muller and the Ann

Maud Muller and the Apples.
Maud Muller stood one summer day
Quietly raking the new mown hay.
In the apple orchard, plain to be seen,
Was plenty Of fruit, both hard and green.
Rasbly she ate green apples, TIL she
Was doubled up like the letter V.
With pain in her stomach and tears IN her
eye,
Maud Muller thought she would surely die
But soon came an end of her woefu grief,
For PAIN KILLER brought her sweet relief
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Home Items.
-"All your own fault
II you remain sick when YOU can

-"All your own fault
IL You remain sick when YOU can
Get hop bitters that neyer-EaH
The weakest woman, smallest child and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with
safety aud great good
Old men tottering around from Rbeu
matsm, kidney trouble or any weakness
will he almost new Dy using hop itters
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by the use OF hop hitters, and re-
commend them to my people.-Methodist
Clergyman.
Ask any doctor II hop
Bitters arc not the best family medicine
On earth.
-Malarial iCvcr, Ague and Biliousnt ss,
will leave every neighborhood as soon as
hop bitters arrive.
-"My mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all out Of her system with hop
bitters. I'D Os'rcgo Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
5itters and you need not fear sickness.
lee waite. is rendered harmless and more re-
freshing and reviying with hop bitters in each
drdught.
The ylvor Of youth for the aged and lnirm
hop httters.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-20
NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATIC
FOR NFM YORK!

FUN NEW 1O kh.
"spge,. % stetSi G% MSsS; stSs;ays s 'ls 70 81 . "a ID
and II a. N, dlmiiled EITpg,ss:,, "a
ana fiOi nIgn2. On sundays SiS an s!iI
sand 80 p. m, and 1901 night
meet at eyey City th boats botSHEaf Eof tFfRs BrooSSH
Annex, y ailOrdinE direct transfer 10 Fulton
street SyoidlnR double ferriage and Journey
Express for Sea Girt spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Oesau 6rOye, Asbury fark and Long Branch,
500 anu Il, % r. m, and 2.45, AGO, S.SO, 400 p.
FROM GToN STATION FRONT A MD
NORRIS STREETS. 7
Express for New YORK, e55 and $40 q. IN. on
weekdays. :
FRoM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton,
Express for ocean Grovrland Long Branch Sc
VIA Toms River and Berkeley. 7.SO a. m, b.
Express for TOMS River and intermediate
r, stations, 7.35a m, and 5.29 ?. IN.
Iuckertoh '.3D a. IN. and 4.OO y. m.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FRpM BKoAD STREET STATION.
Daily,"Nccut sunday--Express for LambertviIle,
bsmton and Cswego, SOFA H., IT, Of and so /.
m. For scranton and Water Gap only, l.bJ
For lambortviile, d. m.
20, For Flenngt@n, SEQ a. nj, 12;ol and 4.eOp. m.
Iralns afrive dat ~, except RaStoh,
| Soo a. ~ o. 7.46 and IS y. m.
FROM kENslNGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STRBHTS. ---' J
! Daily, except sunday Express for Lambertville,
I EastOn, Dttaware MaIef Gap, scranton. Bin K.
haRton and Oswego 7.40 a. M, l2.Oi, 80 .. x.
! For SCRANTON aHd w ater Gap only, q. "a u. M
|, Fpi t.anhertNiilt, 2.l0p. m.
For Pennington, 20 a. M; ", ,0l and 80 D, M.
Sleeping car tickets can be had II Broad a nd
Chestnut streets sss Chestnnt street, and Broad
4 Street station. .f
= Ths Iniqn Transfer Company win call for aad
7 check baggage from hotels and residences TiIAt
eanls and lull information dan be obtained Al III
stations anu at Ihe following MI
| No. S3s Chestnut street.
is3. v. cor. Broad and ChestDIh
| TICKET oFFICEs;{ No. u6 Market street =,
| No. 4CheltOn ave. Germant,h h.
| No. 324 Federal ST. Camdeh
| ..''# CHARLES E.aPUGH, General ManaRerJ
| j. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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OUR LEGISLATORS are having loud time
at their reunion, aud having tasted of the
pleasures OF Chlneoteague and Rehoboth
are now on a jalnt to New York by steamer
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Dany except

!, For rfQnneeti9ns At Wilmington, Chadds Ford
yunetiQn, Lenape.i ICpateaRlfie, Waynesbnrg
tsSiss st All ssatitSs sna E Ia 8bxER.. R.'me
- eh, Pass Agent.
u y: THOMPSON. Geper lEqpt. my25
CAMDEN, q No IAThkNTIC RIR!
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The TAN COLLECTORS are kept reasonably
busy, receiving the taxes o. the people. All
who can possibly raise the money will pay
this month, in order TO take advantage Of
the discount of five per cent. allowed on all
tax bills paid duripg July.
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80 GREA PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE?
BouWE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ETY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA l.

TAXING EFFEOT MAY IL lSs3.-
Trains leave Baltimore city time, as follows
Mail Train, daily except sunday, for
the North and Wtst......-......,,.....7. z. 30 a. m
Chicago and Limited Express, daily
West .-..... 1913 a. m
Fast line d4ily. West. ;.;;........., TO- IS a. n.
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
Sunday k,.......,:.., 40 p. b.
Western Express, daily ............... B.45 D. h.
Mail Express West. daily III Is D. D.
Parktpwn Accommodation. g. 30 S. 30 g. 30 aud 10 Oo
y. M, haily, except Sunday. Sunday only, 9a
b. a. m, and l. 20 p. IN.
Cockeysyille Accommodation, $40, II, 30 A. IN .
80, 5OO 900, and l1.3O p. IN. On Sunday
8. 30 a. M, !. 70 anu 10p. m. -
For Hanover ami Gettysburg, 7.30 a. m.
For Green Spring Branch, go q. M, 3 and 5.3O
..
apply at Calvert station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
Station. -
Baggage called for and checked at hotels AND
realdeuces Uu orders left at Office, northeast cdr.
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets. 7.
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RAyrRo sD LIVES
pHELADELPH1A, VIII lrls
a MlNGTpS AMI N8 s-T~ -
BALTIMORE 1sAiLROAU,
r. a


JUNE 2 isNs
trairs 9iti isays Wilmington as rOiiows iof
philadelphia and ihtermedate stations 40. 100 I
'' ip,S9 = q, SO +9 ~, 800, p IN.
Philadelphia. iexpressi--2.0o "a $50, I'M ia
sg, sAlsbs 1910, us. an. V. '@ i.S4 N'iT e-s-
abs, Z So III.
New York-z.0n 22S S. 80 6 40, O. s., Has =. W.
n ss, Issa 4 70, S.i5. .. !, Lap. IN.
Baltimore anil intermeiiate stations--i.M
.g,lT A. IN, 800 y. Jn.
baltimore and Ray LINED p. m.
Baltiiuore and Nashinstba -t.42, 4.6l, So III
ysrm,s l.ya, = isS 5,el 80, ll.g4p. m.
BAltinGore sniy-i.0s, a. ia. y q nd d.Ocp.m.
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave Tor;
New Castle--6.O0 9.iOa. ~. Los, 800, rs y. o.
Harrtngtsn and ateTstatt9nS7-R 10 A.fa-.
Delnar and intermedstg ,tatisni -s.ic a N
Express for pelmar. 4.Co.p.m. .....
y lW sUADAl fltNNA.f ~ AM N
PhilAdStphiA and intermediGp staTiOhs 4St4gz. H.
ZOO m. $50 7.gO, 9.55, .. m.
Philadslphia aud New York 200. - a. m. 5.i7
Y.$ai - p. m r trF 4f 4MCS
Baltimore and washington-l.t2 a 81, sos. s.i7,
u. m. n.O4 y. m.
AllIlpoTegll.0 .0S -, N. ..y ...,.
F9f, flrtleI Information passsngsrs are
fefred toslfe tihie tables aosted atthk depSt.s
9a-Fraing naarked Tins, e, are
| upon which extra fare IS charged.
j. X. WOOD. General Passenger AsL
VI Az =. PU9H 6eosIs- A.HaxsTi II
RAEFfMoREs& PHI inAtrELPHIA r. ~.
AknA hJa blJtg vi. i"Ilfuf sf'
-rsW roFpiEHAEGE OF HouKs- s8t Hstf
On and araerJUkE LIST, ISsa trains viii ran ~
\ Leave Wilmington 7OS, 10. 81 u. m! $50 D. n,
Arrive at Landenberg, $50 a. m; I2e0 noon.
q odgadays,, leaye wIlminEtO", 10 q, q. m.. AMI
/ Arrive a ialnden''ery, H. 10 a. M T.i0 p. M
Il ealy lAn dsn berg D. 50 n, III; 1850 p. w.. II,
i NrrtYe Pt Wilmington s.N a. m; rs y. m
sundsys leave, ,Landen herR, 500 m T. g0pi nj
H ArFtFe Nilhn lhgton, 8. N 4. M. b.40p.im.sttg
4 ft. "a u, CuNNELL. snptFtnienden
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JOHN WANAMAKER,
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth andMarket streets
and Ctg hall square, Philadelphia.
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! !, ! on n AND AEplERglUTHSE 81 % isss

NHAtNo Will LEAVE AB FOLLOWS:
-i,t sdi ron AnI.ANT'fc CRY; I'M I'M
From Vine Street Berry--ExpFess on week-days
94sa.1m., tA15b4sooarri SJ4b ~ m. TN SatiP.
say only, AGO p m. On SandAy, 80 and $50 a.
From ShRrkamaxon Street Ferry sExprsys on
weekliWys, 9.m alnl., 3.00, 400 and 20 pm. On
SatufaAg ON y, 2.W p. m. Sunday, I'm and
$50 q. m.
Aeoommc cdstiep a TEaia WI lesye. above F.rTies
sun lay at b.00a. m, and 30 pm
Parlor cars'attached TO all express trains.
ExcHrsiop train viii ave the above Ferries
(, T6GI2 Gk3fiSs tRbSap pfAaniEEARbEELEpHHIIA.) RbEELEpHHIIA }
For Haddonneld from Vine and shackamaxon
Sf' - HeFries a. .Oo 49, o. 1880 and n 10 H.. M
i2.OOln. 100, 400, 900. Q. 20 =. IN. t4Hir,i
From Vine street 'ohly.s.45 T.5n 0g30a. m. From
bhaekamaxon street 0nli,, 8 10 pl m.
SUNDAY itutus lsAve both ferEles at 90 a d s. 20
a. ms and 4fs0 pm. ~ ~ u'. ~ 20 u.
Frsm Renns ylvknih Railroad Station foot OF
Market sfnBt y sOa. M, iel6a; So and II % n
m.t eek days, SundaYa 0.B0 n. M, g. 10 y m.
Fer Atco frUm Vine and Shack kainRxon street
| 2, M Sandavs, AOO a, M, 4.5O b. m. From
foot OF MNfket streutl ~ 20 D. IN. 77l
boF haniin ontOn, from Wine ana Shac fln on st
ferries, GQoa. m X A.aa 80, $50 p. IN. sun
days, sIoA. MT i4,sO ~ N saturdays only,
Fdr 1r9n Il .i Io9t q sEsel street T. Il sop M.
Fo, Marlbonl Medf,ri, nd Il1Tiy and nterme
siAui stations, leave foot ofMsrk & tF. 4 weel
| days, 30 n. M, .. and 5. 90 y. IN. Sundays
r.Da M, 8, 30 y. m. From Vine and shacka
| max1n Ferries, TO- 90 q. M, week days.
street FERRIES, $40 a. m. II o. m. 30 800 p.
WoodrvH parlor cars on al express trains.
| W. N. BANNARD, ''t'* j, II. wOjED
| superintendent, en'l Pass. Agent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
GALVESTON.
Mr.. Mackay's Visit-An Excursion on
the Bay-ihe TeXas-MeXican
ROad-ArtO's Marriage.

Special to the sazette.
Galveston, November 25.-John w.
Mackay and party, who returned from
Victoria at a late hour last night, were
taken in charge this morning by a
number of prominent citizens and
given an excursion on the bay. The
harbor Improvement was examined,
and Col. Mansfield, the engineer in
charge of the work, clearly explained
to Mr.. Mackay the plans adopted for
the attainment of deep water and the
cause OF delay in the prosecution ofthe
work. Mr.. Mackay thought the plan
feasible, but deprecated the Install
ment system pursued by the general
government, and thought the import
ance OF the improvement here
demanded the appropriation OF
SOO0,OGO to be placed sub.
ject to the demands of the
engineer in charg e to enable him 20
prosecute the work to speedy con-
clusion.
In reference to the future of the New
York, Texas d Mexican railway, Mr..
Mackay was quite reticent, and per.
sistently refused to he interviewed on
the matter. 1t has, however, been
ascertained from other parties who ac-
companied Mr.. Mackay that the road
will in all probability be extended
from Victoria to Brownsville and from
Rosenberg junction, its present east
ern terminus, to Houston aud Calves
ton. 1t is also determined to place
the present line in first-class condition.
Mr' Mackay, accompanied by Hon.
Thos. Z. Ochiltree and Isaac Heiden-
heimer, will leave at DEL eek to-mor-
row evening for New York. The party
will remain one day in New Orleans.
Mr.. Mackay will sail for Europe the
10th of December.
John Arto, the murderer of Fred
Tate, was married in Jail to-day to his
alleged wife, the step-daugter of Tate,
with whom he had lived for seven
years.
The Ennis excursion party of capt
talists, who arrived at late hour last
night, have spent the day quietly.
Tomorrow they will be taken in
charge and shown the city.
+. A. Bond, the defaulting deputy
postmaster of Sumpterville, Fla, was
apprehended. in Leon county, and
brought TO this city to-day and lodged
in Jail. He admits his guilt and will
be returned to Florida for trial.
Manager Greenwall of the fremont
opera house left for New Orleans to-
day, to engage the DefO2zes French
Opera company for season of opera
here in the spring.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20

II were possible TO issue additional
treasury notes when the revenue OF the
government Is so much greater than
It's expenditures, and simultaneously
with the yearly addition of silver dol
lars now authorized by law, it is evil
dent such steps would lead plainly
from gold to II silver standard. The
issue of conditional treasury notes will
weaken the treasury and be likely to
create doubts of the ability OF the gov
eminent to pay gold on demand, and
the government by declining to pay in
gold, thus taking from the holder OPP
ton of payment, may at any time
bring the nation upon n silver stand
ard. advancing the prices of products
and demonetizing the entire gold coin
of tie country. In such crisis the
reserve of gold in the treasury would
be continually diminished on one hand
10y the presentation of its notes for
payment, while its revenue on the
other hand would not be increased by
customs duties paid in gold, US at pres
ent, but by the return of silver dollars
and silver certificates, which will I'M
der existing laws sooner or later drive
every dollar of gold coin out of circu-
lation, bringing upon the country
much greater contraction than that 1t
is now proposed to prevent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
A DASTARDLY DEED.
The City Marshal of Decatur Shot by
Two Unknown Men at Night,
Six Dangerous and Painful Wounds
Receiycd-A Hope of
Recovery.

Special to the Gazette.
Decatur, November 25.--Last night
about 1880 o'clock, as City Marshal
Cargill and his two deputies, Beville
and Purgle, were going home after ar
resting two drunken men, they were
met at the northeast corner of
the square by two unknown mounted
men. They commenced abusing Car
gill, who stopped to see who 1t was,
and then turned to go on, when both
men fired, one using a shotgun loaded
with buckshot the other six shooter.
The first shot knocked Cargill down,
when the two unknown men fired two
more shots into his body, and turned
their horses north and rode of at full
speed. The two deputies took to their
heels when the shooting commenced,
and left Cargill alone to get assistance
rs best he could. He crawled to Rem
fro's drug store about hundreds yards
away, where DR.. York examined and
dressed his wounds. He has six pain
full and dangerous wounds. There
some hope of his recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-26
FAITHFUL in DEATH.
Attempted Suicide of n Young German
at the Grave of His Betr0thed,

Pittsburg, November 2j.-Charles
Trum shot himself twice in the head
this afternoon in the cemetery, during
the services at the grave of his intend
ed. Trum arrived from Germany last
March with Bertha Engslater, aud
came To this city IL few weeks ago.
The young woman obtained employ
ment aS domestic. and Trum went
To Chicago. Ten days ago the for
mer was taken sick with typhoid
fever, and Trum receiving letters re-
turned to this city yesterday, half an
hour after Miss Engslatei's death.
The shock seemed to unsettle the mind
of Trum, who was very much detected.
No one, however, had Il suspicion of
his intentions, and the attempted sui
eide created intense excitement at the
funeral. He is still living.