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SNOW swimmers.

The Norwegian shoe or sket-runner, Il
mostly used h.re, although few prefer TIE
Canadian or web-shoe for long journey
over CLASSY Bupg or when going 40 steHp
mountain. Every one here has u pair 4
these upgAlbIy snowshOes, men, wcWsn
aud children. A little fellow no. three
years OF age has % dainty little pslr aad CA
uss them, 100. " hen the bel rings Tor
school, I. ildrtn can be eeen I'm every drgc.
ton gliding over the glistening snow on
their way 10 school. IL is . iavorite smusn-
meht with he young people 10 90 GOES iug
down bill. Oiten two will get on one pa,
of shoes, the gentleman guides thu liitic
craft an away they go,sometlmes all right.
but as often INTO deco snovdrif. which
thsy do not ssem 20 mind, but, like little
Children, eli ~ line biil and trY it. ssain.
Those working siines Tar up in this noun
taips could not get along without these
urelul shoes. Thew would be held prison.
ers ~ securely by thsse walls and banks OF
snow rs ii In some or son cell 0 closed with
walls u stone. Those who have mastered
The are OF snoE-thOeing oan go vary ias, on
them and find 1t much easier 20 60 over
THESE mountains IN tue winter than IN the
summer time. There iss Norwegian here
who IL willing 10 WAGER thai he csn 30
fry miles sCrots ihe country IN d. y OF
ten hnur,, buJ that 10 much faster than the
mnj Jrity OF skae-tVlners csn 20. Tsey
will cone across tho Frsat continental
divide, going tar above timber line ana
travel twentv-hvs miles in winters dry.
IL is thrilling sd picturesque scene 20
gee tho sturdy mi0e's returning from tneil
work. When ~ tie top of hieh mpuu.
tain back OF the town they give u loud
shout and, with pole hwinging in tIe Dir
away hey camU fe lightning ore. TIC
e,sssv snog- Teller Correspondence In
ter.Oceen.
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sound asleep. All efforts TO mou-e
hIm proved futile. Pins we're stuck
n him hud on electric battery
used, bot be- never illnohed. he was taken
20 the saie Insane u.ylnm, Al his wants
hsd 10 D. ATTENDED iu Ike a nursing iuiiu',
his food being udmiuif.rret ~ MIN IN
liqui form, H. never tuHtH, never arose,
sud was 90 all ways p,Tia.tly helpless. At
tcmpis wtrf iTrpu tF mfdr tn uslus,
am By ftfgF'c uctfh. electricity nid
o.HurN'8', nI lley prov II iutlI I'VE, Huh
TX MN sItut uu. lprre m1lthi aso he yrs
removed 10 rho Eif county uim house,
Ny .fr go He. k HF', on he uppgH nl n
Il f, he r,C yeIed contoouanes',
opened ig eyes sd tpn.r
nr the lirst time ia nearly iva Vrnr' ilt
,I.I rom consumption, tuprr' 'iIr'' Ny
scItsstiul consequent on ms mldf 81 nv
ing Tor two volra past, Wh"u u Ale'le
WHs Flysp him zoos rtcr aw 7E"niHf iiam
10 Rio Van WinElo ntp, hrtApic.s.i hlm'
SELF As highly di5stllHurd sui REUSED 10
fiSs moro ~ IL made him s'ct. lie "Tote
several ic,tots aud Fremed iu'lv rts.orad TO
b.. natural ate OF mind. lie has brother
living ne Haniltnn, o.. who frequently
Visited him duriuR his long siumber. Yea
to-day morning hO pirto1k of some nout-
isiment. leid back an his pillow aud hall
al hour later wde a corpse.
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KANSAS CITY MAREEr.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. Wheat sts0d' (;
lS5l4 bid, cl.b;S7 II bid, March; 50 II,
Did May. Corn sJrajy;A fl lea to Al ] .,
cash; Al 81, bid March; A III, May. O@a
HIGHER; 70 l.2. O4ttlc-Rac .ip'a, 100; Duil
| 80 vent. natives, 1873 80 liD) piuvis,
| 50. 10 % 70; ccdcrs, sl.Gj 10 70, H'Nl, sj.lO
| % s42j. 7npep-R-Cupi4, 1850; h'rIy
sctige: rood .ativds, 20 . 100 pOuuus aver
age, $3.50 TO 81 90.
NLw YORK M,RHEr.
New YORK, Eco. t. ii.ev-3-R ecei ptg,
none; no business, fra feeling WITH ctpea-
alton that arrivals IN the next three uHl 3
viii be very moderate. Sneep-R C-ipt',
400; dull aud lower; number OF carloads
10 re carried over; common to rnod tneep
.old al 50 20 1925; lambs, Sc TO 1928. Flour
dull ard uncaanged. Wnca,- Spot, Hrm;
options ire GUITAR; opening 3-S 10 5-S higher;
Isier were easier aud fell birk So 10 !,
closing standN; urcrHd-d red, 80 10 81 10;
No. 4 red. 81 -; No 3 rcd, 81 COS TO $i.ol
IA. No. red, 81. 90 70 ~ - 1; pustod Me-.
, red, Slt4; C,rn 49, Spot
10 II lover; options opeu,
- better, a6erwird declined 2to3 l,c.1s
Inc ataldy: with s'isht recovery; uugradCu,
81 ~ 56fS NJ 3. SO % 90 3 1; " amer,
.5Dl2. 40. , ~ 20 b3 IL C.ll-c-Splb
far. RIO quiet ard steady; options sligatlN
lover ana uuist; sales, .jO bag, RIO NJ. =
N5bru nv, Ia SI March, 10 %, Apri, 10 o.,
Nav, II. to II 10: June, ii 20 IL 10; jay,
II 10. Su.lr uuiet aud steady; TX r. ci.i-
ii q, GA 10 81 l6; waite eStr" clsrln. d
I6l2tpG9-l6. MOasses quiet and steady.
Rica-Dama.d tuir aga Gru. Pork quiet
md firm; new mess. SIG 30. Bee quiet aal
unchanged. Lard Irregular; prime steam,
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4 Strong Team.

Strong Team.
Mossrs Murdock and Baldwin have re-.
Gently fitted MP the most elegant retail and
prorcrip iion drag store Ia north Texas, re-
pleis with oil that is embraced IN SUCH q
business. Mr.. Murdoch has long been
connected with the old firm Of Williams,
Toliiver h Walker, and 10 identified with
tho retail drug business Of DAllss. DR..
Baldwin 10 we'll and favorsbly known
ihrous hout porth Texas, and recentiy con.
n~c.ed with the wboleyale establishment OF
Crowdus, Baldwin 4 Williams Their stock
is com plete aud fresh (,Iom w. ". echi.ffel'n
& Co, rnd McKesson T. Robbins, New
YORK; and they defy competition In prices
ard quality. They handle the largest and
best assorted stock OF the noted DR.. Edward
Sauibb's fluid exrracts and Chemicals to be
ionnd IN tie state of Texss, and guarantee
u use 70 other in physicians prescriptions
Their stock oil fancy goods, such as coioenes
extracts. pomades. powd,r boxes, Puif'.
tooth nid hair brushes combs, iac- and
tooth powders. etc, is complete and not
exceilCd in any drug store IN ne CITY
@ iyo ~ crn trial a. their beautiful store
No. $40 M-in Rirpet.
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ple.sant homo al Brighton, 3. /, Tve

pleasant home at Brighton, y. /. Tventy.
eighg years ago ! mfda their acqu aintnnce
during that memorable cimpai.p when
the y0nug "PAlhtinderh was surrounded
hY tA1 .u'hufastic Won h OF America and
inla | had renewed more recently since
their settlement in New York. The rest
deuo5 Of tho FVmOnts lisa norest viii .
house, p0ichcd high on the maids ~ the
broad F01i that va ds through trees along
The Nav leighton sch, Hnd iis
front w DOVE comma 81 vide reach of
Ue 40 YORK. boy and tHn ea.ucry al ihe
l. N yul hUl. luefe ara SO tNll gud .
daughter 40 The house " Fremont. The
,t..t BON, John Charles, or Jack cs ho
10 i.Y .iilr.y Gale CO.. h me, lives 0ith his
handsome vile anu iva STURDY boys, No
the Hudson liz b. IN She ugyy and his
du.lpa ara COalsC.Cd win She arrival AMI
departure 81 skiIs IN IA = baTbur, li1
yoguSsf brother, Frank, is lisuttnant Ia
Tho Aroiy. aianuned up m Montana terri
Tory, wtliAor he hes ,nsrn the yonns wife
hs recently captured N New York;
daughter ~ jobs ID Townsend, ,he lANAor.
"Wpen Frank wen. we,t," said Mfs. Fro
mont, ~ sus ested that no stop ard call on
General Sl0ley, In Minnesota, who bad never
seen hini lilo did u. called ~ citizan's
dress. and Eaid: 'Gensrgl Siblsy, who
Am ~ You're u Fremont said tho gen
oral; there. ~ mitt.kinR You. How Is
your fntheiY" The sons Sre both tall,
D,ack-hsired, black-eyed and discarded re
u pard," and they both. ike their sisters,
show str,ius OF thuir Gallo blood--ihe in
tluancc OF ,hair Grandia;ner, the poor,
SCHOLARLY French gentleman who came %
Virginia ut the Beginning Of tho century
and iou "a ,heir grandmother w hsf teeGs.
NFs. Fremont, that "Jsssie B,Dton," tho
mention Of whose name IN tho notable cam
paign az 80 always evoked cheer, holds
her own remarkably we'll. Il doesn't teem
possible tlat she could have mudi her a.
yeaIs sgO. She was handsome blonde
when she ran avay from the headquarters
of 'Od Bullion" In Washington. ana
joined th. fortunes OF the young explorer;
now her hair 10 ~ while m snow. bat che
shows faw indications Of aging aud t,lks rs
brilliantly AZ ever.-[N. Y. Cor. Boston
ti.oos.
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KELLY MOTOR.
Like COLONEL SELLER Inyentioas sun
Lacking In Essentials,
But the Pubiic ara Asked 10 be Bonn
boO1lad Ag In.
When Success VIII b, Alta Iaed

Mr.. John W. Ksely. on tho 2l,h u't'mo,
scat the President EiwWd j. Read M, ri
qksg.y AplOr com as. "a lettcr "H ol
the pre- f.itlt loot nO ..nH Ia tran.Mi. ..-'
to the htuoxhpldcTs, and va which sue 'nysn'
tor siid: "a sA sbls 20 state positive ~
rsga Tds tho m.ulanici) tnat tna u'ss al
the month WIii iiuu al thoroughly COM
pletud, aud there Will Ds noiping Ieit but
settling up the transmitting pToceil'
when oil laDOfs WI terminate prepara iFi
To operating aud showing up the specific
qualliru OF The perfect vibra1ory ousin'.
"As regards she .'me necessary ior thli
line OF graduation " Is hardly possible ~
determine; 10 may be u matter OF Tow
days, and perhaps u few weeks VIII he fa'
qurrd 10 accomplish it, bu. taxing into
oJnidoratiou she perfection OF the diiier-
ent devices row ready TO isn.litaue it, l
can confidently feel that the hnai issus Is
nigh at hand"
Mr. Kerry went on TO suggest that he'll
should ms hirtd ~ AN eRrlv day, with nc.
commodation tor at ienst 800 gues,n. and
added that u air. Randall would devote
his attention To that part OF the arrange
msnls, he would do all In his power 10
assist. and would notify him as soon H.
possible OF the completion Of his work,
In view of the announcement made by
Mr.. heely. IL 9as recommended o. the
board Of directors that the adjourned rem.
ersl meeting Ia be held yesterday should be
posi- puned, subject - the call OF the presi-
dent. THIS further adjournment was not
without its effect on the general public,
| the impression having gone abroad ihnS
the motor wss TO be- ready for exhibition on
the first Of February, ana the substitution
| of excuses aud procrnstination for the os.
monstrstion which had been expected
naturally prod uced depressing effect upon
the stock. This has always been the bsnr
OF the new isveation In the public eye, che
deferred hops and repeated diseppoiDt.
ments and failures having shaken the faith
Of the community in the possibility OF ulti'
mate success.
Mr.. William Boskel, who for about s
Year, hss bssn tho official ooniidsut o. the
inventor. said yesterday that there would
| BE- still another interval OF delay before the
public exhibition could be given: or though
the mechancism of the engius was CON-
piste, the Inventor had shut himself up TO
study the proper method OF transmit TIM
and utilizing the Migratory force.
How long that might take could not ba
definitely stated. II might be dayp, II
might bs some weeks. MIR. Kelley ought
TO have a fair chance. hut there was little
doubt, Mr.. B'ekel seid, In his mind, no far
as he could Judge from what lie had seen,
bat the success OF tho invention would br
demonstrated within reasonable period,
probably no. exceeding u fortnight or three
weeks al iurthast. -fPnilsdelpaii Enquirer.
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Two simple Little Horse Tales.

81 rem mber an experience of mine,
said the cab driver, taking OFF an overcast
that mad ~ issst ten capes. II wss drlvi z
$50 trottsr along a country road Sonr
fellow came up Win y horse that went ~
me as If | vas standing still. / was dead
stuck on his action ard speed. 50 when !
caught The chap NJ the next Tavern / gave
him $50 TO enter the horse in g three
minute race for a pot of money. Besides
l backed him for every cent could i-y my
hands on. He looked near the nome
stretch as II he could distance the field, but
Just in front Of the club house he stopped
stock still. Nothing could move him a
foot. found out afterward that aNhi'ky
drummer used to drive him, and nothing
could induce him 10 pass bar-room. That
peculiarly broke me-"
81 GOO broke Que winter on race near
Toronto" broke in the stable boy. 1T was
on the ice. OF course my horse was rough
shod, but the other fellow went right away
from me and lost all my dust. found
that his horses shoes had been filed to an
edge and that the animal had sciuaily
sksted the mile IN fify-eight SECONDS.
You'll find " on recprd-and records can
lie I'm V Journal.
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THEATRICAL.

Professor o 8. Fowler is lecturing to
crowded houses In Austin,
The new scene being painted at the OPP
era house will be one Of the prettiest ever
81 en- 10 Dallas.
You should bear in mind that the Rose
Eytinge company is one OF. II not The oesl
show that ever visited Dallas.
Rose Eytiuge as Hermionc in A Winters
Tale, II Is agreed by the critics, surpasses
any modern trsgediene In that SURPRISING
creation II Snskespere.
The leading metropolitan dailies pro-
notpce the Rose Eyt,nee company players
Of ex rsordinary merit. The star IL pro
nouncei q tiiIed lady in modern and classic
drama.
The Rose Ertinge comnany will appear
AZ the opera.house tomorrow at = o. NJ ID
matinee snd in evening, and again u pr
a 80 rsrh1. The season. of three perform
aces embrace "F-licia," Led Aslray'
and "a Winters Tale"
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LOW Cnnlhnck Got Even

Mos, Salt LSkers remember with pleasure
tns performances mere %, tas veteran ,Utug,
Mr.. q. W. CouidoclS. and will enj ythe fpi'
lowing Joke, AL incident occurring h. ween
himself aud an actor named Mche, n
Buchanan. who uaed 10 sill ct the Pacti,
coast. Tue tTo met in hotel 1t Cairo,
Illinois; the night was dlsngreeab'e; The
meeting was merry one. Aitsr plriak
ing of glasses u game Of poker vas
proposed. Now, Couldock liked the
sport. but was not an expert. Buchanan
Was-nOt that he was ever known 70 cheat,
bus he always won. In short time C0ul-
dock was CLEANED out" and the party
wen 10 bed Next mor.ins "Buck" met
Charley and said:
Il am poing GU west for little shoot
ing recreation, but you'd ike u act while
out there rs we'll Do you know tue mana
ger a. Cneyerne2"
Il do" said the old man.
"Weli " said Buck, IL wish you would
give me p line 20 him."
"Csrtainly." said Couldock. and he i'm
mediatsly wrota the letter, which ran tla';
CAIRO, ILL., Dec Z, 1S77.--Mr. Rusk,n-
My DEAE SIR: This wilt be usnde1 TO you
by my fiicud, Mr. hcKaan BuchanaD, an
actor OF much merit. He comes 70 vouI
Gown o. professional business He % ~ )
Virgiuius, Richriieu, Hamlet, Richard III"
Shylock ASA poker. He plays pOsef best
Your obecient servant,
@. w. CoULn,cS.
Salt Lola Herald
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u. Ellison anu Joe Collin, Goliad
| Texas. are IN tho CITY.
John Long Of Houston, 10 in the city. 9
Guest ut The WINDSOR.
I'D Crawford is IN the city egsiD, Q
guest OF the Windsor hotel
4. w. Downing, Nav Bedford, Massa-
cLusottg, 10 a. tho Windsor.
Lon Blumepthal sud j. y. Royal, OF Pal
ealine, are registered o. the Windsor.
DR.. @. +. Mcfatt, Of St. Louis, ifrmerly o
resident here, IL in tina city greeting old
irisuds.
Mrs.. Mary Melonp, NJ sses B.e and Vrge
M.lors. ID ID. and J. Il MoLone, ~ SDting'
field, Al ssouIi, are guests OF toe windsor
Miss Bette McCuaoch, OF Jefiersnu CITY,
MissOuri. is on u visit 10 her cousins, BIS
Fannie and Ida Willisms, corner OF Com
merce and Akard streets.
NJ. A. X. Hurst, Of the firm OF Hurst q
Dreyfuss, loft Tor New York ard o'nei
eastern points to Icy ia an elcssnt aod
first-c,ss stock Of gents furnishing goods
hats. &c,
A. the St. Georg" W Given, Mt
Steriug, k; q Ashberry, Miiwlukeei
q B Adkins. Marshall, Texas: PAU ehirod
Il n Caldwell, n G: John Gott, Ii,sr[e',; H., X
d Gardner; w III Giant. Texas; NJ y VIII
iiams, Coleman; E ID Buell., Houston; II {
Brnwn, Waxshacnie: d $ Dorn!d. Louis
Vile; G B Grlsa, Ne quite; L Il THOMPSON
Mtsauite: W Il Rayuor, .Seymor.; Fran X
Perez, Rose Il linse, j Il Gogoia, Colorndo,
rexas: l. j. collins. Coleman, T.X4s; ID J.
r 80 Fort Worth: KING, Fort Worth; q
Is Disens, Waco; Il w Dixon. n mis-;
rhos ] Gibson, MeN.: Jno Williams,
Texas Express o.; + II Greer, K'nfnaa;
Chas b Wiiktur, kAnsaa Cay; a u Croweii
texas; II l. Brenenan, Par p Il Gfaham,
louisville; j + K,rr, Hal!ville; Il Lane
Rirg-ton, IL, r ID Halt. Louisville; a
Aaron, Alvarado; S Putnam, Ca'cigsi }
Green, Texas.
SCOTS Electric
Tnoth nrushes for sale by Murdoch q
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A. tho la'y meeting oi the o,iy council .
pTltfsi uFAiHst the fprthrr paylny ut Nim
rtrvri, tIsged b. number n property
hod4Is, va fssa. 1hs language of ne
protest. 10 ,sr ron ht.ng omplimvstsry 10
Tho cluloil, a. II olnpn v1 them - Ro0
tSt,5, rnd the Warrington city Glrsst j)p.
bgfs, intrc are not large Lumber OF
aignsrs, la, the pfnf'rlo'y remark. ere OF =
lively character. Tiis proin- has aroused
property oVposi 90 Main street, who de-
sire - have tbAs 'hurIughfsre psy9d nou
B6osdwej beyond Sycamore street, "a pro
vidsd oy .u1 ct,J cuuAcil, syen unto the
track ~ the Texan Central railway. pc
,ii.on 10 that sfi,ol viii DO put Ia oirculs
ton to-day or Tomorrow.
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ruOuRLrSONE TRADIPs,

The cold raining weather OF the past few
days has driven the trsmps in from the
river bottoms and their hiding places Ia this
suburbs ri the city and tho police ara ns'
resting thsm No fast as they put In an Ap-
pesyance. Al preeent this city has a large
street force made mp OF these shiftless char
acters but ths bad weather prevents thsii
being turned 70 account. They confnt
their foregoing and begging operations e
the resident porio Of the city and make
Il Q point 10 call when The mAle members
OF the family are absent from homs. They
are o great nuisance and the officials can
not rid the city OF them any too seon.
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,cmn,od in Dallas II. has made tho most

tempted In Dsllns. Hs has made tha most
90 ry-'nus chAgses ia the interior oil the
b iilding dlasnraly opposite the
iiGHALD huud,tg, aud on the corner
.,f mo 81. lunas h0tei huiidiug.
mo- luraiture viii b. Of tho hsnd ,oEie.
rvrr maln'rc urod for guy place va she
f.ulh. He VALE Ni'l be- adlrlrd With tho
% a. CusrfTit.f, Nhe FrErl opeHil.
Will ho rex luerdas uisnt, 90 which thr
plsi1 CO. large oru his mtuy friends iIH
CORDIALLY isyUlh t' examine 10 I9fGI'l u'
Ais l.nlfa .ui arn Dec 0a.ulfn.t s'tblay
Hy tsr Expenditure x. uorty. Dauf
forgot thl cteuiuh az Tie Iur.' iueliay
llnYL..
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THE RAIN.

1t Is conceded that yette-day was ,ne
most disarreeable Of the season. A cold,
drrsline rain and muddy streets made u
exceedingly disagreeabie. In the mor9ing
loud peals Of thunder were heard, wn'cn -
Is rarely heard during suca a colo daJ ",
Yesterday. The rainfall has been general
throughout north Texas. Farmers ssy wa.
It will benefit the crops though they ieei
that IL will rain too much.
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DISCHARGED.

James ID. Girtun, alias Harry Morton &
Co., who advertised In the eastern papers
that five hundred artisaRs were wanted
here, aud who was arrested on the charge
of using tbs United States mail for 'raudn-
lent PURPOSES. had = preliminary hearing
before United States Commit 5.orer Benny
YESTERDAY. There beng no positive evil
dence n TO the guilt 81 tbs accused, he was
dische ged. The prsone. was de.cnded By
Mr. Ed. Gray.
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THAT PooL or WATER.

The Easr - committee viii recommend y
the cougril 10 It's rex, meeting tASt IN,
dem 10 thu natural drain ON Commerc,
street n the rear OF thu pcat-oflico b.
opened and that largo pipe or small fcwcr
b. put In n; that pcin, 20 allow tbs wn'ti
which col Ieots 20 pass on. As u ise good
SIZED pool OF water has formed there. Ont
~ the rie,m iite epgiues was used vestcT
day afternoon IT, pump the water oil.
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A rRuE VERSION.

DALLAS, Feo.7 -[E iitor HERALD l--Whilc
not disposed 10 ily TO print on al occa
eious, cannot help control cing he asser
ton in the zrtic'a in your issue OF the On
instant, headed "ChGriiy."
/ did nothing in the matter than Wa
incumbent unon me as president Of the
lodge. and did not then, and do not yet,
consider that there VS. any Quarry 10 u
Int merely The rlshtiul ats stance duo O
deceased brother's Uidcv and children.
The money IN question Was sent TO on
lodge by the grand lodge OF ihe United
States for the specific purpoae, and oui
lodge had nothing 60 do but 20 hand 1t over
to the party +, whom il belongs
The recipient apOaarl .rigGuu!ly indig
nant over the CHARITY" announcement
hut / trust that che viii consider 4: al
ill.ad vlseG aud unauthorized publication
inserted by the reporter as matter Of
news, furnished by parties who did not con
slider the feelings OF those concerned
Respectfully, o.,
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Along eleep.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. A. Anthony
Kamm. German aged 81 years, died At
tn, Ere County Almshouse InsApe depart
ment yes'erjay morning. Over two ears
agoh Re wss employed at the sosp-wcrks OF
r w. Bell & Co.. on Washington street.
One day he made q strange dec aration
that the Lord had commanded him TO sleep
stely laid down and soon appeared to be
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A NEW Elt.ii.

Nesrs. A. X. Hurst, Of Dallas. and
Gerard Dreyfuss Of Shreveport, are going
10 open on Msin street, JUS, esst OF Doug
Lass Bros, about the 2Jsh OF this month
q gents furnishing ard bat house. The
firm will be Horst Il Dreyfuss. Mr.. Hnrs,
hs b. ca with ". M. Kahn & Co., for several
wears until Iecsnily, when he antersd the
employ Of Ar. Reinbardt. He will leave
for New York Ia q few days.
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CITY COURT.

CITY vs.. Robert Hogan. intoxication; con-
tipued.
Civ vs.. Louis Merryremier. assault and
battery; discharged.
CITY vs.. M. Loeb, assault aud battery;
fired So. IA.
Cltv W. John Carman. interfering with
private property; fines So.
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prest. Lone star Lodge No. 81, I.o.F.s. of.

Mrs. +. G. Kellogg, so Il st seth street,
save the New York Morning Journal, was
partially parslyzed, ard lay for seven doys
In CO. vusions She was unsele 20 leave
her bed, and was as helpless as = child ~
was inducsd to irY 81. Jacobs On az lis'
chance. Soe improved rom the hrst hPpu'
cation. md by its continued use, che has
racnyayaH
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THE uUNTiNG PARTY.

The hunting party which left in a speci1
nar V.duesiev evening over tho Tfv's a
Pacific for I'll Paso aud c7ihuahua, were
heard from yes ,rdsy. They bad reached
Big Springs and were having a Jolly 20 10
time. The party IN com posed of Mr. Snd
Mrs. II. V. Tompkina. Mr.. and Mr,. A.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Fliopsn, MISE,
Luja, smith Willsh Lee and C.mphell ana
Msssers. w d. Hughes and II OOonnor.
The party will b. absent ten or twelve days
and vii return via san Antonio, Galveston
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A. Ioxa man ,ossts ina NJ. nrs.

Ar Iowa man bossts tna, NJ drst child
was horn in the territory OF Michigan. the
second in the territory on wi.consin and
the third ia the territory OF Iowa. and all
In the same house aud spot; 50 dill the
nsme change under successive divisions
Senator Jones, of the same state, yet living
was the last territorial delegate IN congress
from Michigan, the frst frou Wisconsin
and one OF the frst eens.ors from Iowa.
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