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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1884-01-31
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COMMERCIAL.
Produces Market Wholesale.
,Corrected daily for shs RscoRD-Ua,o


sL0RAMxNro February Ssh.
FRun-Lemons, Sicily, e596 y case; Oranges,
California, S3 b0d5 Z box LINES 81 50Gi 70; d.
nAnAs, sS93 So 9 tuncn; PineaPpes, se@s
doren Cocoan1ts. s7g7 90 y 100; Apples, 81 I69
2 . box; Cranberries, S17@1s . Dbl
PIR FRurrs-Assoued, Gam cans, 3 doI. 81 so {;
assorted, gsilcn eaus, a 20; Peaches. 2s.n cans,
81 rs; Portland Bluehsrrfes. Pm cans, q "h9S-
tleberries, q IS; Capital Asparagus, 81 Is dozen
cans.
DN1D FRurTs-Apples. sliced, 9a10c = %; 40
IuATtered, S99c; pears, peeled, 7GSc; do, u.
peeled, 4@5c; P;uns, pittedi l59l6c; Peaches,
1lGl2lc; do, peeled, 1aa20,; Prunef, German and
Ersnch, Isal5c: Blsskbsrdes, I48l5s; Figa, Calf
fornia care 3.
TAsLs FRUTIs Gh-Go cans, y doE, o. 80 ;
Peaches 81 30; Bartlett Pears, y2 so; Pums 81 IS ;
BlsckberTfee 60 9083; GoosebeTr1e5, So Straw
berries IS s5 Aprcots 81 25 Auscat Grspsc u q;
BED Currants, 81 IS; Cherries, % IS.
YsGSrABLss Potatoes. e5e9sl rs Onions
81 2591 80; Caulifiower, 75c@Sl; Cabbage 75cg
81; Carrots, 50d60c = hun. ired; Turnips,
COO q sack; bunch vegetables, lsIc y doz !;
Psrsnipe, 1c: Beets. lc; Horse Radish, 6g7c q D !;
Artichokes, 75c y dozen; Jerusalem AItehokes,
StS4c q n Sweet Potatoes, 4995c y h Celery,
60@75c . doz; Garlic, S84c; Nevada Potatoes,
BEsApsrUYPs-FIour, 50 81 y barrel; osEmesi,
s. = leo Re, latter for Eastern; Cornmeal. vel
low, 81 go: white, 81 90; Cracked Wheel SS %
PoUTRY-Live Turkeys, 24a25c y n dressed,
26a27c; fuI grown Chickens, S7a7 so o dozen !;
young ROOSTER S717 so dozen bIOilers, S5g5 80
tame Ducks, IS 5G39; 9eese, e. s0S32 = pair /;
Eggs, choice lots, % a3oc D dozen.
CANE Hare, q 75t92; Rabbits, s1@1 so NAL
lard Ducks, .s5@6 q doz; Teal, SlCal so o doz I;
Sprigs, S2G2 80 = doz; Quail, 81 25al so Q doz.
DAIRY PRoDuoTs- butse., choice, 35837c = % I;
mixed lots IN roils sS93oo Cheese. California,
from HAS; Western, fats, l6gl7c; harins
Cream, I9&20c
MXATs-Eeei, 9dI0c; Notion, &c y II Pork, 0 9
I03; Vsal, small calves 10@11c large. 9@l0c.
HAY, GsAls AsD F8sD-oab hsy, Sl0al3 y ton I;
H. 10 hasr & enn htlnrl ton .
middlings. go q Ton; barley, whole, $40 g ton /;
ground 81 10; ~nsEl, 81 606l 70 r owt wild oats,
81 65 tame osts, 81 COM, 81 60 9 cwt.
Observation-Disclosures 90 9l;. limo ,hv.
Eastern, 7d8c y d Oregon 7&sc Pop Corn, 6d6c
q h Req Clover, l4ai5c; Red Top, 1gl2ic Mute
English WNnuts, 93@l0o California Walnuts,
99l0c; Almonds, l4@l5c Peanuts, California,
65a7c; Lard (Californis) cans, lie Eastern IA q
15c Hides. sat, light and medium, SG9c, and
heavy, eiGl0e dTy. 49,: Tallov 7ic; Hops offer
ting at l6Gl9s a tb-stock very small
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
IcoNrINuED FROM FIRST PAGE

property. Two reports accompanied the ex-
plosion. The noise, being like the discharge
from cannon, was followed by an
immediate rush Of flames. The book
ing office, cloak room and waiting
room were completely shattered, and
are confused mass of debris. Luckily all
the trains had ceased running, and only q
few persons were about the station.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
LONDON, February 26sh-A. M.-The ex-
plosion at the Victoria railway station shat
tered the windows of the Metropolitan I'm
derground Railway depot sixty yards dis
taut, and the fronts of houses the same dis
lance in other directions were badly dam
sged The Victoria refreshment room was
wrecked, and clock eight feet high blown
from the wall ard thrown ak yards awsy.
The streets in the neighborhood were CON-
pletely strewn with broken glass. A large
force Of police and the fire brigade
promptly reached the spot and extinguished
the fire, saving the depot. The debris is left
untouched till the arrival of Colonel Msjen-
die, Chief Inspector of Explosions, who will
make a thorough examination of the explo-
sion. Detectives are actively inquiring into
the matter. All three hypotheses-gas. gun
powder and dynsmite-are advanced and dis
cusseu, dynamite Delpg LIS iafVri1e Sneoiy'
House of Commons.
LONDON, February 25sh.-Gladstone, in
the House of Commons to-day. offered a mo-
ton, which was adopted, eulogizing Sir Henry
Brands long services as Speaker. The Par
nellites did not challenge division, but after
Parnell lad stated that they were unable
tscitly TO acquiesce in vote of thanks, since
some of Speaker Brands acts had been hurt
full to Ireland, they withdrew in a body from
the House.
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PASSENGER Lists.

YolAvE, February 25th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in san Francisco tomorrow G. L. Fay,
Appleton, Wis; DR.. Charles Huston, wife and
daughter, Coalville, Vt; A. 7. Button and wife,
Washington, D. c.; G. II. Campbell, Gloucester,
Mass; j. Alex Hayden, Rochester, n. l.; A.
Back, Slnta Clara; II. w. Grant, San Francisco;
F. X. KimbaI, Boston Mrs. Kate Robinson, Pres
colt, a. T.; j. b Hass, Toe Needles John stew
ems, John TsIarmana, c. Murphy, John G. Brush,
II. Lang, John Drew j Gray, Joseph Keaney,
Joseph B sekman, Charles Eaton, Providence; Col!
onel H. Alvinlalver, Detroit. Mich.
CABIN. February 25th- Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento February 25th: John A.
stevens company, Sarah Jeweit and maid, Henry
lee, Edna Carey, A. II. Forrest, Harry Allen, Frank
Norcross Mrs Jewett New York; @, f. BabcocS,
Massachusetts, W. Seeley, Jr-, A. W. Seeiey, San
Francisco; W. L. Price and wife. Salt Lake; VI.
Babcoek, st Louis; Mrs. NJ. Phillips, San Fran
cisco L B. Rogers. Salt Lake; A. S. Rosenthal, 5.
Logengrund, VIM NJ. Lent, San Francisco; W. K.
PHELPS, Chicago; Oscar F. Csswell, w. T. Chad
wick, Massachusetts, w. P. Thicker, Montana; 3.
NJ GRAY. Chicago: E. J. Travis, J. Godfrey, G.
sheehey, salt Lake; ]. L. Groton and wife, Vir-
cinia Mrs Il A. Partridge Tuscarora; Mrs j. e.
whimple Honey Lake also 81 emierants, including
81 males, to arrive February 18th.
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NEVADA.
FrIehtfuI and Fatal Fall OF a Miner

VIRGINIA, February 25sh.-At o'clock
this afternoon John Mitchell, miner at the
Norc,oss, fell down the Wine from the 1900.
foot level to the 2S00-foot level, and was in
stantly killed He was standing at the top
of the Wine, and in moment of forgetful-
ness stepped backward His arms. legs and
back were broken, and the back of his skull
crushed 10. Deceased was a native of Corn
wall, 30 years of age. He leaves a wife in
this city. The WINS goes down at an sngle
of 80 degrees but there are plenty of timbers
the man might have caught hold of. He was
a man weighing over 200 pounds.
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A man named Heith, imprisoned at Vic
toria. B. c., had refused to take sustenance,
except through tube, since January 10th.
or to leave his bed, but the application of
an electric battery made him leap from his
bed and dance around in a lively manner.
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5l-Thorc is 10 activity in the market. We
San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcass,s from
slaughtereIs 10 dealers:
B1sP-FiHt quality 9iGl0lc second Quality, 81
@0s, third quality, s8s4 q.
ysAL-taTyo calves. 8St-; snail ones, g9l0Ic
a q.
MuTros-wetner aro qaotabls at 7a7le, sad ewes
Ri 6G7c 9 n.
LAsB-Qeotabie ST 7Psc; spring do l3aI5c = Z.
PoSN-L.ve Hogs, &c tur hard yrss h,gs on foot !:
dressed do, lQalalc , L.
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Merchandise Report.

The following freight passed Ogden February
2lst and ed:
For SacramentO-Capital Furniture Company,
box chair STOCK J. G.. Davis, boxes common
chairs; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, & bundles
For Newviue-B. n. scribper, l case clothing.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Death OF California Pioneer-Burslary
at Red BIun-Proposed Railroad I'm SIS
kIyou County-Brifish Columbia News
Relief Meeting In san Francisco-Ad-
vices from OregoR-The Truckee stab
bling Affair-Etc.
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h. J. CR0LY.
earle L CR0LY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared to do all kinds Of work in their lihs in
city or county, Principal place OF business, Sacra-
mento Shop, NJ. lI24 Second street, between K
and L Pcstotfice Box No. 40, Sacram onto.
al irnAA
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"CouLDS'T keep house without it, " is what
New York lady writes about ELECTRO
SILICON, the famous silver polish. 1t is
vastly superior to all other articles. and
should be used by every housekeeper in the
land y
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LOUIs sL0ss r. ia

nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND L
~ streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheep
Pelts and Tallow. Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers,
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made for
all consgnments. fels-4ptf
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osrrRA BIrrfRs do not onlv distir

e.. lives BY their flavor and aromatic odor
al III othsra generally used, but they are
also ssure preveativsfor all diseases originating
from the digestive organs Beware of coun-
terfsits Ask your groce- or druggist for the
genuine article, manufactured by DIR. j. G.
3. Sisgsrt & So~s
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TELEPNONE PLA1YYC WIN

E0RNER AND FIFTEENTH STREETS
" Sacramento. II. D. YANDERCoOK s. CO., Pro-
prietors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
of Doors, Sashes, Frames, Blinds and holdings
Planning, Turning and all kinds OF Mill Work done
on short notice. The fitting OF Stores and Offices
Speciality VISIT
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WIN, GUrENBgRGE FIR.

I RON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
Il chinist, Front and n streets. Manufacturer OF
Gutenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses mI.Inlrn
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uPcFulEx CtsTRICIyE.

4 specific for Dyspepsia. Sold by druggists,
p 80 cents per box. Sent by mail. J. n.
b. NAN h Co. Proprietorp, New York.
j. aston & Co., Agents, San Francisco, CAL
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The Captain, bis wife and the crew of
the wrecked bark Lizzie Marshall have
reached Port Townsend. w. 7. Much sui.
fering was experienced, but they are well
cared for.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
7. A. sNIDER. NJ. D..

physician AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and X strt cts. Office Hours
TO 1890 A. NJ; to 4, and To 0 P. NJ Residence,
9l3 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. m23-4p1y
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JAMES MCGUIRE.

a MANUFACTURER OF ROAD SCRAPRRS,
VA Iron Doors. Sail Cells Shutters, Ratings
Gratings Homework and Backsmithing in general,
No. $50 street, between Fifth and Sixth Second
hand Doors for sale. ie22-4ptf
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An Old Man Murdered.

VICTORIA, February 25th.-An old settler
named Bell, Ga years of age, formerly mer-
chant of San Francisco, WAS murdered on the
Nootsack river. on the main land, yesterday
afternoon. His house wss discovered on fire,
and his body was found inside, with bullet.
hole in his head. lie was supposed to be
possessed of considerable means. which was
the incentive to the murder. He was first
shot, and then the house was set on fire to
cover up the crime.
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DIX, 10y POND WON.

HFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
" Third street, between and ]. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs, natures
medicine fcr man. Call and see him dII-lm
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OREGON.
Portland Paragraphs.


PORTLAND, February 25:h.-The weather
is quite warm and cloudy.
Rev. John W. York. one of the earliest
pioneer Methodist missionaries to the Pacific
coast. died yesterday at his home in Corval-
lis, Or. Deceased was aged 50. and had been
on the coast upwards of forty years.
A. Snsnny, an old pioneer of the State,
died suddenly yesterday in Linn county, Or
egon, aged &C years. He came to Oregon a
quarter of century ago.
Louis Cox, another early pioneer of Oregon,
also died in Albany yesterday, sitter very
brief sickness.
Detention OF a sfeamer-Death by Drown.
ing-The Railroad Observation-Disclosures
Killing.
PORTLAND, February 25sh.-The steamer
Oregon made an attempt late this afternoon
to cross the bar. A dense fog prevailed, and
the steamer was compelled to return to the
snch ,rage NEAR Sand Island. She has been
detained since last Wednesday.
H. Sundles fell from skiff above Astoria
to-day, and was drowned His body was not
recovered.
No trains yet from the East. The road is
bsdly cut up between Heron siding and Rits
vile, fer a distance of 20 miles, by many
washou:s. Regular trains will probably not
be running before week.
w. j. Lyons, young man, accidentally
shot and Instantly killed himself yesterday
while out hunting near Chehalis, w. L.
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LIVERPOOL, February 25th.
WHsAT-Caforuia spot lots are dull st SIS TO
S. Sd cargo lots, ais for Just shipped, sos for
nearly due. and Sgs for of coast.
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DIR. NIXON,

AFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, BE-
" tween Ninth and Tenth Nos. 9ls and 92o.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 A. NJ
Office hours-S to g a. NJ; to 3 P. NJ, and even-
ings iyl4-lm
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Total July l. 1888, February 49, 1854 81 97s, 4O2
w. T. Baggett and j. a. Waymire. as
attorneys, acting under authority of Con.
troller Dunn. have commenced six suits
against the Central Pacific Railroad and
branches for delinquent taxes. One is
against the California Pacific, and demands
Judgment for S643,0I9 taxes for Nspa
county, s., 224 for Sacramento county, &C..
SCI for Solano county, and 1851 for Yolo
county. The suit against the Southern
Pacific is for much larger sum, footing up
for several counties about 100000. The
other four corporations are the Stockton
and Copperopolis road, the Central Pacific,
the San Pablo road and the Northern Rail.
road Company.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE nsooaD.uMos.1
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G. y. tLnM. NJ. d..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. COR
4 ner Sixth and streets. Hours: 10 A. NJ to Il NJ;
2 TO and to P NJ. Residence Corner Ninth
aud streets ia24-4plm
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DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
i the University OF Berlin, Germany Office and
residence, No. 52l street. between Fifth and Sixth
Sacramento. Office hours-9 to IL A. NJ, to 5 and
7 TO SP. lodi
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The Chinese at Chico give slogging en-.
ertainments at their theater.
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physician AND SURGEON.-OFFICE AND
Il Residence, No. 323 street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. n, to and to P. NJ.
Office OF City Superintendent of Public Schools at
same place. seb-4DIu
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sestsrn and Foreign Mnrkets

NV YosK, February 18th
BREADsTy FFs Flour Is steady and Wheat IS steady:
the latter al 81 al 10 2 bushel
WooL-Caiiona is quiet az 9al0c for Tall
bury, and ICql9c for clean fall spring bury, Iec
70 lse; clean spring, 2is2Sc pulled, 2S64Oc.
HIDEs-Calhornia are steady at 22l@23c.
CHICAGO, February 18th.
wEEAr- 81 c Tor May.
CoRS-sSc Tor May
PosK-Sls 27l Tor May
LARD-S9 62l for May.
SHORT Rms-S9 20 Tor Nav
LIVERPOOL. February 25th.
KHRAT-Cstiforuia spot lots ara dull AZ 81 tn
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WIN, ELLERY BRIGGS. n. n.

nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases OF the Throat. Office, 429I street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sacramento
Cal. Hours-9:30 to II A. H.; l to P. NJ. Sundays
$3.50 to IL A. NJ: to 4P NJ ivl-tf
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DHs. KELLOGG AZ Go

CBAs. n. PewsRs, 81. d.
AFFICE, SOUTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH
~ and streets, Sacramento. Office hours: o
70 u. 3 To 5. z to s. dit
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The recsipts for duties at the Custom
house for the past week were S65, 027 l6,
making total since January LIST of $751;
sol 60.
A good game of ball between the Hav.
erly and Occidental teams was played at
the Recreation Grounds Sunday. The
former won. Score, s TO 6.
There is considerable movement among
the whalers in port, several of which are
being prepared for speedy departure for
the Arctic in search of whales.
Monday morning the will of J. A. Don.
nelly was filed in the Probate Court. 1t
was dated in 1872. The entire estate was
bequeathed to the deceased's mother.
VIM. B. Carr has arranged to bring out
a colony of one hundred colored field hands
for the purpose of giving cotton culture
fair trial, and they are expected to arrive
at Sumner within few weeks.
The meeting of officers of the Board Of
Trade and Chamber of Commerce, presided
over by Mayor Bartlett, was held Monday
afternoon, for the purpose of raising funds
for sufferers by the Ohio floods. Au ad.
dress to citizens was adopted, and CON-
mittee of prominent citizens appointed to
receive subscriptions.
The British ship Charles Bal is reported
to have sailed from Hongkong for this port
on the 9Th November, 1888 According to
this she is ITO days out. Fears have been
entertained for her safety for some time,
and every days detention adds to the
anxiety. She is l. 400 ton vessel, and in
command of Captain Watson.
The imports of specie at San Francisco
for the month of January amounted to
763, 800, including 1886, 900 in gold from
Australia and $780, 600 in silver from Mex
leo. The value of the merchandise and
produce received from foreign sources in
January was 50, 2l3 400, of which 81 $751;.
800 was free and 81, S2l, 100 was dutiable.
The opening sale of the coming Mspleson
opera season was expected to begin Mon
day. Instead of this, announcement was
made that, owing to advices from Colonel
Mapleson making changes in the plans,
delay was necessary. What change was
intended was not to be learned. 1t is said
that positively the season will open March
10th, that company of about one hundred
people in all will come here, the chorus
embracing fifty voices.
The internal revenue collections in the
San Francisco District for the week end
ing February 23d were as follows
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
A. II. POWERS & CO.,

WILCO POW ERs d CO.
No. sos X STREET. .ljy1-4ptfl. SACRAMENTO.
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WALLACE A. BKIGtS, ~ ID.
a. FFICE AND RESIDENCE, NO. 2Iz STREET
~ Sacramento.
omee Hour.' i ~, sos n Eiels-spa
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DENTISTRY.


~ ENLIST, QUNNS BUILDING, sPzzzs,
I northeast corner Fourth and Jl5Ssssseszz.ssz
streets Artificial Teeth inserted on allSu11IV
bases Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction OF teeth ie2S-H
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Detention OF a sfeamer-Death by Drown.
ing-The Railroad Observation-Disclosures
ElIlln0
RRITIsM COLUMRIA.
Died OF His IDjuries-FatalIy Cut With
An Ak.

VICTORIA, February 25th.-Morgsn, who
was run over by train at Port Moody, has
died.
A murderous assault was committed yes
terdsy by a colored man named Henry
Knight, alias $40" upon a friend named
Jehn Issk MalnborR, with an AK. The I'M
fortunate man received one cut over the
temple, another terrific cash on the breast.
eight inches long. and SO deep that his breath
could be felt escaping from the lungs. There
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Il. =. ROOT. ALgx. SKILsoN. DRIscoL..
Root. NELSON 4 "a


TNIoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Maehinists, Front street, be.
tween y and o. Castings and Machinery Of every
description made TO order jy24.4pIm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-19

election Of officers win take nlace at
the ONCE az Gunter \ Summarized
next Wednesday, Sept. ~, at . o'clock
p. IN.
Lee Freeman ofthis city. who has
been engaged as salesman Ia the drug
business In Nashville, returned yestor.
day and is sojourniug with his father,
DR.. Freeman, on West Mulberry
street
ID. II Pingraa, advance agent for tho
electrical Georgia wonder, Lula Hurst,
is in the city preparing for her
appearances at our operR-house Friday
night We have often experienced a
wonderful electrical thrill when laying
our hands on good looking lady, hut
never felt any shocking sensation that
we remember. When she gets here We
want TO subscribe for one shock at
least by way OF novelty. Writ Brown
signs a scholar also.
Callender's Ministries played here
last night 20 a rather slim house. This
troupe has some excellent voices
music, but the other features
Of the entertainment were not remurk-
able for their novelty orRttr.ctiveness
AADAsTJs H. llliNiUfs WIN Mthh III Az
official trip over the road 70 ~ Paso "A
few days ago, remembered some Of his
best friends here by sending them each
fne basket Of grapes, Your reporter
got taste ofthem and cheerinlly les
tifies that more delicious fruit he
never found In any country. The
country that produces such luxuries Il
very inviting 10 all wine-grOwers, and
the wonder Is that great navigator.
Noah, did not land his huge craft on
some Of the peaks Of the Rockies m
steaI Of the sterile Arrarat If he in-
tended 20 plant a vineyard and raise
wine. That eminent gentleman never
tasted such fruit as this nor did his
winepress ever squeeze as sweet q
quality Of grapes.