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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
WIN Wind I'm.

Philadelphia, March 2S.-The stock.
holders OF the permanent exhibition
To-day resolved To wind up the
affairs of the company.
The will of the late Gustaye S. Rem.
son disposes of property amounting 10
sep,Vm. He bequeaths Sa0,0 TO va
rlous PesbYterian instimfinns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
intimidated.

lynchburg, March 2s.--Tobacco OBJ
eratiyes appointed committee to con-
ier with the manufacturers for the
purpose Of coming to terms but the lat
yer determined to resistthe demand fod.
increased wages. The strikers induced
of Intimidation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
BRANCH OFFICES.

The R1ocK JouRNAL PUBLISHING Con-
PAsY haze established Ufopch OBiccs Jor OR
ysspondenee and he receipt NJ advertisement
and subscriptions, and tcl,ere ftey NJ DE Coaa-
pqnDs Publications may dt,odys be Jolpd, a.
IOti0Us!
SAN ANToHTo--No. 22D Doiornsas street,
JEROME HARRIS Manager, CHAB. sEABAUCH
Assistant.
AusTfs Ouney Atenve and Bois D'Arq
street. j.. u. CoaNELI., Manager, w. ~
SPENCE and H. III. JoHssroS, Assistdnfs.
COLORADO CITY-H. J.. BENTLEY, Manager.
X. j. FEn9EsoS, Assistant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
THE NATION.
Movements Of SPEECHES Band Ready
, for Fight.

special to tho Gazette.
Anadarko, March IS SPEECHES
nahd OF Creek Indians numbering
four hundred are now in camp on
Leeper Creek about seven miles north
west OF this agency. They are well
armed with Winchester rifles and
Colt revolvers and have considerable
stock with them, but show hard living.
ihey propose to remain where they
now are until grass is better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

The funeral ceremonies of tho dead
postmaster-general occurred yesterday,
and the day before the president re-
ceived numerous petitions from appli-
Giants for tho position made vacant by
death. Verify, sentiment don't go
with federal oillce-seekers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

TnE vngafies of the Tennessee leg
islaturo pass all Democratic under
standing. II has repudiated halfof all
the states Indebtedness, made gam
bling felony, is trying 10 pass a re-
strictive railroad measure and has
done everything else Il could possibly
conceive of TO ohstruct advancement
and strangle progression,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

MIR. Tuos u. CoNNERy managing
editor of the New York Hcrdd Is on
vacation after many years of inces-
SAINT labor, He Is travelling in the
South and will visit Texas before his
return.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

WE have an abiding faith In the
integrity and energy of the Texas leg
islature. II has increased the salary
ofnearly every official except Nom.
hers ofhoth houses and is still work
Ing away at two dollars per day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Notice TO the Public

Mr., WILL JONES Is not I'm author
lied agent of the Stock Journal Pub
fishing Company, nor of the Texas
Investment Company. This notice IL
rendered necessary as we learn that
Mr.. JONES Is representing himself ms
such agent in Abilene and vicinity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

THE New York Truth one of the
cheap papers of the metropolis has
changed hands and A, OAKEy HALL,
formerly of the World has assumed
editorial homogeneous
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

a Washington dispatch says in
answer to n question ny TO whether or
not he had received any official or
trustworthy information respecting
the action of the Texas banks In add
ing the discount on silver to exchange
rates on all collections Of notes and
drafts and deducting the same from
their rclnittances, Director BURCHARD
said last evening; II know nothing
about II except what have seen in
the newspapers
81 do not think any such practice
has been generally adopted by the
banks, although 1t may have been at
few places where the banks have
combined for the purpose. At most
the loss cannot bc very heavy
one do not share the fears of
some, that tEis IL the beginning of the
end--thc driving of gold out of cireu-
lation. When that time comes we
shall begin to soc gold flow out Of the
country and then il viii be time to
To call II halt on the coinage of silver y
Comptroller Knox, in response to the
same question, said: II have no of
fetal information on the subject. II
seems TO he only another result of try
Ing to force upon the people curren-
cy that they do not want Why
should the government tran port sill
yer coin lrco any more than 1t does
oats?"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

An Atlanta journalist has fallen
heir 10 n quarter of II million dollars.
The luck u an editor more frequently
suggests the smile of u demons face
than tho brush of an angels wing and
the mighty host OF fabcr. pushcs should
congratulate the gentleman FROM Al
Iantn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Stock Cattle wanted.

We wish TO buy stock cattle in lois
from 10 70 1000 head. Call at our office
with Kneeland, I4ittlejohn " Martin
Main street, or address
MoNTGoMERY ~ Co.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

COLLECTOR HAYNES OF Browns
Vile has inlorlned the secretary OF the
treasury that he must decline TO re-
sign MS requested.
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Rowing CIub.

Toronto, March IS The students of
the Toronto university Organized RI
rowing club TO compete at Anierlcsn
college matches. w."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

graduate of West Pin, h
commission in the arm I'm, n X.
war and was General i..s'
master general in the s,n N.Y. \
ern Virginia, He va. ! Z
citizen of Norfolk and nrs',l'.
10. civil service reform F' .,'
me intelligence greatly M
community. NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Death of a Congressman

Mobile, March 2s.-rhomas n
Herndon, member elect of congras.
rom the First district, died to-day
aged forty.fivc. W 'o'uaSl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
InproYing.

Rochester, n. ", March as.-There
Is no Improvement in Seth Green's
,hpnalt,on to-day though his Physicians
think he will recover. '''''s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Suicide.

. Norfolk, March 2s. Col. James l..
oArley, agent for some insurance
company cut his throat at hotel IN
hampton this afternoon. He was a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Indications.

For west gulf states; Warmer partly
cloudy weather, with local rains, wind
mostly sOuthcrly. lower pressure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

Al ordors .fOJ- subscriJJtion must b.
accompanied 6y ne nim,ey Othey-
mise, no attention Is 0did 10 such
orders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

AT certain seasons Gaseous, ssliss
nearly every y IFS
Il from S'i imnpurity q rnIs' ~
blliousness, etc, eIe ,,i.foyegst'
wise serious results lp Psi,tes y
mans aPrlckly Ash q p taial y
and restore you to hsa'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

FROM dispatches published elsewhere
IL appears there is not much IN the In
dian outbreak after all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
WIN Contract

1000 OF 1000 stock cattle, for spring
delivery. TEXAS INVESTMENT Go.
l. loft
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Young Cattle.

LOCO To 5000 head of ycaring,
and two.year Odds.
8-0-tf TEXAs INVESTMENT Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

AcKRR'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS
MEYER FAIL, Sold by c. w. Darra.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

ONE of the best instances of what
pluck and energy on the part of cow
boy will accomplish is furnished by
the Abilene Reporter in the follow
ing:
Mr. MooRR,a young man employed on
the cattlc-ranch of MATTHEWS & kEYSOLDs
IN Haskell county was in town yesterday ;
and 70 give an idea of the opportunities pre-
scented 20 That class OF irentcfsfnen known
AS cowboys, we VIII give "A bit from this gen
tlemans experience. Two years ago he had
and II yearllngs; these he brand
cd and put Oh the range. He filed
on u section of whtcred school land, within
NJ y RS 10000 Gre pasture; and for his
services on tho ranch, lac gets his board,
horse and other expenses, pasture for his own
years time his herd has Increased TO seven
tf-ive head, Tor which he was a few days
since offered g20 cash MI round. Mr.. MuotR
says he would not sell for so. II he holds his
cattle for FEW moro Years he Will be q rich
man.
This Is but one of numerous such
cases throughout the state, and show
pluck and energy will win in what
ever avocation Of life. The cowboy OF
long ago, whose chief delight was ia
take a town and kill his man, is nc
mere, and in his place has come n class
of young men who are anxious and
ready to attain wealth and independ.
ence by economy and industry.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

DISCUSSING the GAZEIrR's article
Oh the non-enforcement OF the crimi-
nal.laws, the Seymour Cressct, edited
by n lawyer, suggests rs follows some
obstacles to the execution of the law
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-08-04

perluteuGeOt at a central point OF
It's district, aud the cost OF manage
ment will be reduced aud such other
economies introduced "a must tend
TO a considerable il ease in tho not
earnings, All the companies in Iowa
have already been consolidated. And
| shouldo't wonder if we would come
next in order
Is there anything else new in ro-
gard to tAe telephone business p
Nothing ePeclal except that the
trik, of the telegraph operators has
once more called special attention TO
the great possibilities OF the tele-
phone system, where skilled operators
are not required. Long distance
teiepouinG has already been demon
strated TO be perfectly practicable.
| myself have talked over the wires
otthe Postal Telegraph Company
from New York to Chicago, and could
make myself understood ani received
satisfactory replies. The syaem
OF 'ourse, Is not yet brought to pre-
fiction, but 1t will be They are now
working on a long distance telephone
which gives every promise OF com
plete aucoes9. 1t isall matter of
the complete adjustment Of the eys-
tenn OF the battery. With the sys-
TEN in good shape ana telephone
lines 90 tho Eastern ciuea, difficult
ties like the Pieeent would be- sntre-
ly obvIated.
The gentleman conc uded by say
ing that euch consolidation as That
spoken Of above would give tele-
phone stock such boom as would
IN ,ke present prices look dirt cheap
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to be in sort Of twilight, caused
by the overhsnR,ug hills and the mar
rowpess OF the streets. We cannot
see why Harper Ferry cannot be
brought TO the notice of enterprise
aud capital. We think that it has
yet bright future before is.
There are many other places of
interest in aud around the town,
among which are, the DEVILS Chin
usy, Jackson's Battery, London
Heights, which are just across the
Shensn loah and Bolivar Heights,are
on the Wsst Virginia side, and tbe
Maryland Heights which rise on the
Maryland side OF the Potomac to
height Of 400 feet. A popularity
Of these heights is the great number
OF wild goats that make this iusc-
ceesible mountain their home. IL
The evening great numbers Of them
can be seen. high up on the rocks
where they are secure from all the
din and rush which is almost direct
ly below them.
A half mile above the towu, in the
Potomac, is situated Island Park,
owned by the B g. o. Co. This park
is kept in repair by the company and
IS free to all picnic and excursion
parties who desire to spend day
among it's many lovely attractions.
Stores College, for the educution
of the col ored youths OF the State,
is located at Hsrpel's Ferry, and is
doing much in the way Of elevsting
and educating the colored people OF
West Virginia.
Taking all into consideration, our
day At Harpei's Ferry was one OF
the most interesting, pleasant and
profitable days it has been our pleas
ure to spend for some time, and we
would say to those who are interestel 4
in the history of their country OF who
are delighted with magnificent and
imposing scenery, you will never re-
gret visit TO the historic town.
Dixie.
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NEw roHn's nooUEs oAnLERr.

NEW YORH'S ROGUES GALLERP.
The photographs in the Roguef,
Gallery at the Police Central Office
possess psychological interest.
Usually the face Of rogue is an in
dex to his character, there being a
sinister expression OF countenance,
Ieer IN the eye, dropping of the
corners Of the mouth, or some other
marx Of a yilIanous life. But there
are some exceptions. A face is found
here and there IN the collection
wbIch might be taken for that of
poet or a clergyman One OF the
portraits, In fact bears a striking re-
"smbIance to that OF Edgar Allen
Zoe. Some Of the photogr aphs Of the
moet notorious criminals are hung
near the door 10 order that the de-
iectlves as they pass IN and out may
become familiar with them and be
I hoto !! pun Oub bAd ldCtF IN = CsOWu.
'Eicb photograph has history A.,
taehed TO it, said Inspector Byrues.
The age Of the criminal is given, his
hight, color Of eyes, hair and beard
and the class Of crime he is eneag-
ed in 80 far as has become known to
the police. An exam nation is made
also Tor birth-marks or scars on his
body.
Are pictures taken onlyof GRIM
inals who live in this city
When we hear OF a noted THE! or
lorger 10 any part Of the county We
send for his photograph in order that
we may know him, should he come
TO New York, aud be able TO keep an
eye out lor him, frequently by thiI
means meu are canght by our detec-
lives wlo have escaped the vigilance
Of tho police in the places where they
have committed crime
IL the photograph Of every tibet
who falls into your hands taken p
No the gallery includes only the
| photograph Of professionals. --NeO
York Tribune.
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NO. Al.

before he would have paid that NOR
ey for a suit of cIothos,'
Do you do much fer President
Arthur P
Not dolars worth. Ho does
business with his old tailor in New
Hork-the man who makes tho suite
for the members oFthe coaching club.
He does not make the plainest bos-
,uese suits under $40 He wss over
here tho other Cay to take an order
FOR the Precedent He said he did
not care anything for the President
trade. He WAS 80 hard TO suit. Ee
took up
Twenty Paris OF Trousers
the other day, made to the Pres-
dents measure, aud spent an hour
with him trying them on before he
could find pair TO suit. He sayg
the only way he can get along with
the Presldent is to be right up and
down with him. Ono day Arthur
spoke to him very sharply about the
tit o; coat, and the tailor turned
his back on him. At least he said
he did. Then the President said
oh, come now don't take any
oG5uqo. cant afford to quarrel
with YOU
You see irst-olass tailor is q
pretty independent man but while
he IL particular with the Fl lesident =,
he is very careless with the work for
the Presidents servants, We used
to furnish the White House hveries,
but the job goes to the New York
man now.
Tho Now Livery Goats
Of the Prcsident's coachmen and foot.
men. made of cream -colored ham
mer cloth, cost $l55 apiece, but God
bless you they are the worst fitting
things ! ever saw, except the clothes
the Fremont tailor used TO chop out
for Hayes
DO you have any of the Cabinet
for your customers now p
No. Since the hot weather sell
them on OCCASIONAL thin coat, but
they all take their cue from the
President and 80 to New York for
their clothes, except Brewster. He
gets bis wonderful garments in Phil :
adeIphia. Chandler buys an OCCASION
al suit though he is chain light
ming business man. He wants bis
exact moneys worth, but he ia not
hard to please, and always pays
cash. -Sunday Registcr.
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TELEPHONE TALK.
LAND DISTANCE possibilities AND
CONSOLIDATED Projects.

IT is pretty near time to look out
for another movement in the tele-
phone business. remarked a gentls-
mao TO a reporter yesterday.
What's coming nezt2 was asked
We'll. You see. all the New Eng
land telephone companies have con-
soIidsted, with capitalization Of
$l5 100000, aud expect soon 20
see = smilisr movement set on foot
here az we'll as elsewhere. 1t will
probably be the policy to consolidate
all the different companies in a large
State like Pennsylvania, though it
is just possible the reorganization
may also include Ohio. Each OF
the new companies will have su-
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VOL. vi.
B. & O. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
for the stations named below. which cook
effect May IL. 1888:
O EASTWARD BOUND.
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The ARGUS and Weely Register
one year Tor 80 70. n.
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POSTERS printei on short notice at
tbs office.
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PA EMIT S

Obtained, end all other business in the l.
$ Patent Office attended to for MODE
RAJ n FEES
Our Office is opposite the n. $. Patent
Gfice, and we can OBTAIN Patents In less
time then those remote from Washington.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise as
10 patentability free OF charge; and we
mske no charge unless We obtain Patent
We refer here. 10 the Postmaster. the
Supt of Money Order Div, and 10 cfIi.
ci Is a the u. S Patent Office. For CIR.
cuiar, advice, terms, and refcrcrce 10 act
ual clients ia your own State or county,
address
G. A.SNOW g. Co,
Opp Patent O6lces Washington. ID.
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Patents Procured i'm tho United States
aud Abroad. Patents Rcissued, Trade
Marks and Labels Registered, Copy
rights Secured, Searches made. and Pat
ents and Inventions Reported ON.
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WR. WEBsTER'S MONEY DEILING
"A shTc,od Transaction Bef,cccu tie Fa.r3H
Secretary of state and NJ. Choice.

a shrc,cd TRANSACTION Hei,ccc,, tie Tar5us
secretary of state and NJ. Choice.
Daniel Webster's fnancierng is
the subject Ct many anecdotes at
Washington AMI one Of them thus
describes how he one day assisted
hs friend Rufus Cboate, Cnoate
needed $500 and he|applied to Mr..
Webster. Five hundred dollars =
said Webster. No, ! haven't that
amount but | will get 1t for you,
Choats.' The latter was glad TO
hear it and would wait. Draw your
note; said Webster, I'll sign it and
bring you the money. While you
are about it make tho note for a
thousand thousand is az easy to
get AZ FIVE hundred Mr.. Choare
said that 6oe hundred was all he
needed. I'll take tue other five
hundred, said Webster. The note
Was drawn and Mr.. Webster, taking
his cane went into the Avenue. Good
morning, Mr.. Corcorau, good morn-
ing,' said he as he entered the grand
banking house, which was the fiscal
ageut Of the Government. Good
morning, Mr., Secretary said The
great banker IN the blandest man
ner. What is IL can do for You
this morning, Mr.. Secretary? Mr.
Webster was Secretary OF State at
the time. A little favor for my
friend Choate. He wanted little
money, and told him I thought
! could get it for him. A thousand, ]
believe, be made his note for, pass-
ing the paper TO the banker.
There was no such thing as heel
tstlng, much less declining, aud sc
the banker was only happy to accom-
modsts the head Of Mr. FllImore's
Administration. The gold was laid
out in Two equal piles at Mr.. Web
ster's request. Putung one in each
pocket, and with one Of the bow,
witch Mr.. Webster only could give
be departed. Here Choste, here j,
the FIVE hundred said the great ex-
| FOUNDER, entering where Cboste was
waiting. Handing him the gold
! Mr.. Webster resumed his reading
where he had been interrupted by
Cboate's entrance. This story has
mysterious confirmation in The recent
statement that Mr. Corcoran still ha.
in his collection Of autographs
note for $1,000 signed By Rufus
Choate, and iudorsed by Daniel Web
ster.-B Bosto~ Budgt,
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PRESIDENTS DRESS.
\ WASHINGTON TAILOR IN
TERVIEWED ON
PUBLIC MEMS
CLOTHES.
Easy Going Grant Hayes tho
Kicker How a Little Bill
Paraly2od Him Caro-
loss Garfield -- F'as-
tidious Arthur
His Costly New
York Suit.

Itis rot often the voice ofths taiI
or - heard +, The o,,,,c;,m or ho
public men. An ad ministretion view
cd from the standpoint Of tailor
has the merit Of novelty. A fashion
able tailor established him'e.f hsre
during Grants term, and his exper-
renee dates from that time. we
have never begun to sell AZ many
clothes here sloce Grant went out Of
Office, said he 10 day. j made all Of
Grants Clothas.
~ ,'' "
~
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,u
81, ,.L
V y ~
Oho 'oo lor hayeP'
Ihat knocked him cold. lie came
down one not summer day during
n'' hr9I year IN ciiico and ordered us
TO make him lhin sack coat out oI
The very beS' gf" grain elk. The
material was expensive ~ COST Us
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