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New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THREE JyEyPEysIvE WIVES.


From The ThrouGh 1dn' J., , .o.
They were spinning yarns one nG 3ia drnr man as sa
apart from the Others ana t iooEru ~ III Ifc ,''"
Ny wife has been Of the cheapest hee married
ibtccn years and she cost me less than thosah"
dollars all told: -, orbovc hcen married nino
.oors aud nv wfcs total expenses nave pcrn
;no hundrcd dollars" The sad man drew ueeP ssh'
and said - .,oI for,v year, 10 bows and
from that day 10 this my wife mas cost is M "'y ~
hundrcd and nineteen dollars, and shc mas had every
thing needed, too ,., - ., ,troug, so cheanly -
How in this world did you get tnrousn f. &
The poor gal died the seco"' "o0A ''''' ''
her" , ,,, ,.,oo,,so be was sad
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NEW.JERSEY.

MuIrowN.-An explosion occurred in the
yornl.h room of ihc NoN-Jcroy Rubber Works last
ninht John Zimmerman, the yarnish maker was
bnmed 10 death by tho boiling liquid.
ORANGr.-I.eWis 4. Richards who was arrested
in Arizona by a unity detective on "a charge ol be-
traVing a yonn. woman, formerly resident of
Orange, met O he grl and her parents at Baltimore
on ms return Oh Wednesday and the couple were
quietly married. Richards was taken 10 Newark
on "Wednesday night and discharged from
arrest aud returned to Baltimore to JOIN bis bride
The ,eafh II the Memorial Hospital on we'd
nesday nj. oi Augustus Getting, from pistol
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NEW-YORK CITY.

The store Of Daniel Il son, will remain open in
the evening until Christmas.
II 1. ~ sends - and " East Orange 81 for Mrs.
Carr whose piulul story was told by MI W ihgalc'
Dr. Alexander l.. Mott said last evening that
George q. Lake was gradually failing he W"s SlIi'
conscious. but was not a. strong as on wednesday,
John Bocart and Edgar B. Van WiAklc Yesterday
took oath before Mayor Edison a. members oI the
board FOR examining applicants for employment Dy
the Aqucduc; Commissioners.
JANIS M,yICKAR NoI GUILTY OF MUEprh. .,o
James W. McNlcEar. the pOal-seller. VINO on the
nj ght of November 30 shot a1d killed Francis Cor
don In RlcecEcr-st. was declared not gun o. muI-
der yesterday by Il jury
"rrp RiDINaHunD" FOUND IL CENTRAL PARK.
4 scissors grinder in Central Park at SiSty-ifth-
81. Yesterday saw woman lay down bundle,
which hc found was girl baby scarcely fortnight
old, wrgpnel IN red hannel ana an M Moi9 ShaWN,'
Matron Webb chrisened tEc stranger " hed KID
POISON TAKEN BY MISTAKE.
Nrs Minnie VI. Booth, q widow, ~ serlnusiy Ill NJ
her house No. 800 West Twcntlctl-st. from the
effects of pOison which she look ny mistake on
Sunlay. Coroner Kennedy went to the house yes
tcrcay and took her statement.
MANLY HALF \ CENTrRY or CHARITABLE w'Rk
The Protestant IlalfOrphan Asylum, No. 81
West Tcnth-st.. celebrated It's fUrty-nnth annvel-
sary last evening with songs and rrciatlonS by the
children and an address by DR. NacArthur, OF the
Ca vary Baptist Church. \ number of ladies ana
gent emen were pre- ent. ihc:c are 1913 children IN
the asy lum; Il let 1t last year, ana 30 were le-
ceived.
nRrwrns nF1p'NG THr PEDESTAL rrND..
The ale brewers Of this cIty. having had their at
teniion ca led to the inu,cicncy Of the BarihOdl
PEDESTAL Fund to complete the work Oh Bed 0e =
Island. about thirty of them have subscribed
S512j. a check for which was sent To Treasurer
Spaulding Yesterday. The lager beer brewers have
decl,ed 10 nGtsilip the ale brewers Ill "a collection
which il now being made among them
s,Lr or FERDINAND wARD's ROCKS.
The sale OF Ferdinand Wards books was begun
by Hang. & Co. Yesterday and will be finished to-
daV he library contains about 10000 books.
Amoag them are Cat!il's North American Indian
Portfolio, the Works of llogarlh, from original
Mate. and Tie Ornamental Arts Of Japan, by George
4. Au1siev. The Art Treasures OF America a series
OF 1870 photogravures, costing $50, sold for 500
Artistic Iouses a series of interior views from
some of the most beautiful houses In the United
States. was sold fsr 80 30. he gem of the col
lection was Audubon's Birds of America, the nlnc
volumes of VIII n sold for ~ $50, price some
what higher than was expected, Us two of the
plates were slightly damaged.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
1el,esr,sYnt;sr, Twenty Years.

have been sufferer from rhcumai for twenty years 40
times WITH almost intoleTa5le pain had the best mecal
Treatment and took OF remedies but without relief
Eeg almost TO skeleton, AMI not being aJe to walk
oven with cI,ces was induced try 5wits Specific and
acted Ike charm and am To-day entirely relieved Have
thrown away my crHcbcs, and f. excellent health De-
Hove swits srccidc viii the worst casos OF rheumatism
A.r, EZRA MERsHoH Macon Ca. Aug. L. "a
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Hoard ot lslmato anal Appo,tionment tp lhh ~
a. W. , ,
rIate Notrt of thims, CIV nan
No-ieKtn University tluh dinner, tlhflr, evening
TulnR Line Railroad Executive committee Mt INN .
office.
Ladies' Health PrntoctlVn Association, ! m,
Snl, ol Ferdinand Mtuda pictures Ne, Nif heauWtS'
Ihr Rev t. W ChalWlcks ordination cclehralioh' rec
en-. Unitarian Church. Inophlyu D. IA M
to,-uO. lho City OF NtWl ora, dbtte 'o''-' '"'l''
D. m , ,,.-....., a,. r,.i.or
ina Of IT., Bellows. Court OF oyer ana IcFihher'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

sbat Wegai eaeea w Az AikB9EN iijfp ~ S9SHtlh
fj,sA " 8A SalNiAa{ Nigbis Nta stthfp Ihud dsFY
l6A!l sAlA8tl rs: ,lstNlhS Mftsrh dp'Y fwW}gsH
MrNIal RJp}j, Eh8 lssM .Fen'h oNls,essb bNHa
ieT xxx aGpf a. la Wsa RNklRs W. W. NAlNY Ybn I
luan Wlanl hl saw slaN1Ills ipat fW hnfil ia pan-
MAJ Nv b,t iIe nti was committed ny sone lFaAp
tvhnn,n tGtribilg had ejecIeA frpln Iha b'fN'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
THE AtAyOR'S APPOINTMENTS.

Movor F1son has not decided whe her he VIII
send 70 the Board of Aldermen another appoint
mcnt of Corporation Counsel lie .sag saf N EG,1gda
name aud if do il Will he that of man every one
viii acknow ledge IS fitted for the position OF thc
other appointmont-that of Commis'lonTr ot
be withdrawn ,,,. ,llo,
II il reported that some Of the Republican Aldy
men have agreed among Themselves to vote lol any
nomincr for Commissioner of Public Works whom
tho Navor NAV desire To name. provided he VIII
agree that Colonel John Marshall shall be deputy
cDWtni isgiOupT
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
BROOKLYN.

William II. pettihone and John Mex con- two OF
the burglars who stole ~, 100 from the shoe
sld, the Kings CounIy PenItentiary on Noven-
beI' %. pleaded guilty Yesterday. Thomas Con-
nors, their companion, W Il be tried next week.
In the sut brought by the Farm ers' Loan aud
Trust Company against the lIsmpst cad Improve
ncnt Company, linlltcl, Judgment OF foreclosure oi
n mortgage of 500 OOD was given 70 the palniil
yesterday by Judge Bartlett. Tie mortgage
cover the Long Beach Hotel.
Inasnit brought by Frauxin Siehhils against
W. T. Brown aud others 10 set aside a conveyance
of real estate to Browns wife. at the trial ycstor
day Browns testimony wssso contradictory that
Judge Brown ordered his arrest for perjury, aud he
was held IN 81 800 bail for the Grand Jury lio Is
ia the lghtorago and transport alton business
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
HONE NElrS.
PROMINENT ARRIvALs.

Actor Hot2c-EX-Govcrnor Henry VI, lioNl'
If rrnus, l,ania ..... run AroHc H9id llrnnnl "
Thompson. ul Indiana nWf"t h" hgH 81 ~ ~ ~
ftr,,h I ni Nn,huHt,r aud k.tpmhi man lohn & llogn
ioou,. oi iuison. s. .... Nc'e Iork ho' ,N ~, lgt'
tnrt. a. Nouu,nl. I. N NtNN ..... ~ Juhrs inf"-
, heiiaa = thnuiuau of at inuis..t.t4 ttofh f'"se
tuiuurl H. " tue. ui NHaltiIlri
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
FUNEBAL OF pHARL LEs &, IkpVlN,

FFNF"FF ~ '''N'VT1 :. u Az (unoral Ol
Thege was Large alIenhapee ~ w 'MNNon' ~
Westt ly-SsVenth-st ThH ieF nr pRnn Ia, q,
nig,ssss IiInmrtetta b,e6e The pa-brarers were
Noisna NN,Is l'R Knox Dr. Pardce jam IL flssS +
Kendall g. A. Gqgerc H. A. kirhhsmT d 10 q Graem re
and Charles Hail. The body was snt sant" we're G. i.
il"ntington. General heCnllough;, George Ge9Tge ton ~
Gohan Mills l. H. anG Smith n1GeS U Il wsniSrs of ocsTs
~ ~ the Trle Raiiroad of which Mr.; Lincoln was was
treasurer. The officers of the lotos Club oeses n'
many of It's other members attended among Rrad, ,ne
bcine Whitelaw Reid. Frank L. Lawrence, T. n'Iv ~
hurst Montarue Marks W. $. Macy; T.: "
Vanderhoof, Charles pease. 5. Van SicNieh' "' N
Stevens and Andrew Walton.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
IoNG ISLAND.

Nonwoop.-Capiain Oliver pearsa d'Had losi "a
Wednesday under peculiar m 'SW,sdnesdav' and
onnd i Shot dead in me woods The old man reo
turned home broken hcared ana is haHd nsl" that m he
hallway. ~ dcoth from heart disease, supcrll-
lam NV y, grief at the loss of his fayorlte dog
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NEWS FEOu THE SUBURBS.
,IrRSkYCITY.

The first annual iait of the Young Republican
club WAS held on lur,jay, Tho rooms were docu-
rated with t1gs aud cycrgtccns 4 Rol,.-hcadod
cane, voted tor thc officials oi the city aud county
was won hy William Il, Van kcuron, Commissioner
of public Works
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
SGRO ULsA
v,ndcrhur. Money Conidn't E"y It.

Acwofth News and Farmer or THIS week sayi MIS-
Elizabeth BaAer living within three miles or Ao"of 10.
at Nanderbts fortune could no. buy from her whao
six bottles sWs specific has done FOX her Her staemehs
"a foowsi thirty.one years have suffered almost
from that horribe disease sooina For years was
unable do anything IN kepns ms domestic aar~ Last
oct bor was induced Try sw1fts specific and used two
bottles and was mrc benefited by that purchased four
moro from Northcu & Johnson which has almost
entirely relieved feel IKE person, and can do all
my own hodsevor Before took the s. ;. s. my e was
r5eu "A, nv enre person covered With and in
ths u SCRABBLE condition cid not cnrc TO live had red
every remedy and my generally REGARDED as
incrable had been treated by the best phySahs 70 10
avail most heartily recommend Swifts speclnc 10 tue
afflicted.
slessr NOrthcut & johnson, merchants az AcwoFtn say'
We know Mrs Elizabeth Baker personality We are faniu1
With he! case. highly esteemed IN this community
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
Serious Consequences

ac Ianc to como caarh a no attended to In season Tho
disease ft,quony destroys tho sense II SMELL and often dc
v,I,ps into nrpu,ts ct pulmonary consumption Undouht
olly many case, of sumption originate IN catah loods
apa cure. caiarrh and has cvsn rnccol remark ADlo
cure, o' consumption it'ofin ita early Stage,
e. snnctos severely from chrome catarrh arising believe
from impure blood II broamo very oad causing much
,. ,f IN. brpnoha tubes and troublesome cough which
s.yo c, anxiety to my flonis aud mysef brothers
d,,d on bronchial consumption. tried many advertised
remedies or catarrh both nhaing aud internal but
simply money thrown away ~ received no bonent Twas
f,,t to Try Ilools Sasapaa and after taking
Ave- or Al, bottles a the In health feeings
NV ostarr c-red ,av throat is cn rely wo aud dy spop
tic trouble aocompan by sick headache has entirely ais
appeared" L. NJ LINCoLN' 30 OhaHbeisst. boston
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
sold b. all drnrsss 81 six FOR S. Prepared ony oy e.
MOOD & 60. Apo;hocaries. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
,vpcTCuEsTER COUNTY.

M, MI, 20 "orgon,zcd on Wednesday. Isaac NJ Ailis
,non n eisctcd president aud Colonel Henry Huss
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sup r,sas 7lG ,ct. f3l Mo-. IT, 6;i' MONS age Is
IIIcI wsIEa TO-DAl
v-sariv HOOK $40 Gcv. Is!'7L IS 'iei & oaa iiiys
TE-sendy Hcos 800 GcI. lsi-ni. 95' zen "''e' Ai'-o
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY
sHABR RBALING N plAh0Shs,
USING MS FElESpsNF W 0h'A'N 'tNt's N"'e"



HE PAMNtp,
Henry Boxhern 4 Coz dlam9As aefg' .n bpa aIonst
onened branch store at NJ " haueil- lil,n "ftm'
ayear asa fIedereS sSNnor, Du uss IN earse Th6
Insjness did not prosper, and nc receives VIVA W
close II out, In order 10 do SO he oere1 ~ u nare
stock st diamonds Mp0 II peI cfa' ,wsntysS % years Of
a." and has n wife He was diamond cutter,
aud had shop at No. q JohnSt, ana wss T.,
ate mnch together; they had become aegusi,ea g,i'ea
at the Cape South Africa. Du Mon'm .nusHnI '
sold diamonds on commission any ninaoa1 o1 witb the
%sn %sp 10 as August dn Moulin told boxhoTn that he
Knew where he could PLACE nHi. dlano"Is h,t cond
Memorandum" Goods delivered on memorano,,maa m
are considered in trust While changih. h""u'
The title is still vested in the real owner. An
'' fer getting possession of the diamonds d9
Moniln told Boxhorn that he had soid theni, anu anu
asScd for a bill OF sale, sTns ds ,sa ss HAT the
goods had been sold on "opcn account ior SIX w
months" Soon afterward he o0,anea nsav 'v,% worth
SI1 900 and a6 6vised Bo1horn not to intcrieIe IN
tbe matter as it might spoil the sale Inc sas,ce M
was taken and du Moulin obtained cr aaiohrs no
other firms worth $1,000; On Noxorioo' paris house
went to Canada. Meanwhile the @ Ia,,s ut uo,e ,Io
thought the young man was SLOW III eos'hg , Guy & 0
business, and sent Henry B31horh TO nuIp , ~
The transactions with du Moulin were pia9eu II,
thc hands of Traite n Ottcrbourg, VINO loIioMou
the fugitive without success put tney tisrent
notice through an attorney that settlehen.
n"nld be elected on basis Of 25 pei cent 1t was
discovered that many of the diamonds worlI WORT
$4,000 had been pawncd and they were rec2No1eI ri
6n Monlin still holds the pawn tickets and is still
in Canada. ,,,eo, ooo 20
Traitel Il Otterbourg presented bill OF Sl''pT TO
Boxhorn d Co. which covered TINS anu otnei
work, The firm refused TO pay the bill or TO sun
mt It to arbitration. Their store ma been eoSe a.
;ssoned against Henry Boxhorn. lie went to
Cmr,nnatl thence to st. Louis and thence u
Chicago An attachment was issued against n mn n
in Chicago but there was nothing upon wh;o" y, ~
serve il. BoXhOrn carried MS uidhoi"S III 81
inside pocket.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

AHR9HHeemsntA

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,&saPstaFg TEa ,slIiH8gHssB
R.n,rs plRlpIsE.-lnstaptane tNlng
rs'l' nbsAuNlll lp,sIhs 1Rg " R8hR99A " pN'sA
t.alteN iielh,ls =. lalllii iaeaalF
CLUETTS CHnWS COLLARS
Wv CuGs anl Monarch ShHta
orc the best piall
"THU SLOUGH on DEsroNnENCf A..
I'm which yau are Waow account oI 30 s & ~
se. nee nar mgda ani which nave loppu" W" "
ile rosy hue health made ie rle 10 10Y JVp VII 1i
easiv eei out ol Dr PcTc0s "Fay0e lrsIipipn ~, ~,
,re- YOU an snoh IT. ulles an ol rec ii ,ns ~ n.
o he lt 10 your cheek tbe elasticity To your SUD ~
mai speci lie Ion all lknesses and rreguaI-
tlcs pecu II cures ulceTaos M w.,
few sensations
dency TO cccons ami corees all unhaura ais
charges By druggists.
Henry A. DANIELS, NJ. ~,
l4l lIrrn.ton-ave. bct v-en 2lth ana 3otn w
Uours to l. tot. Diseases " tbs Nervous syttsms
Cealto Urinary organs IRpstence ana ststliity.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

100 handsome fur-Iined Circu.
lars at $500 and $1,000 each.
reduced from $25.OO and $4,000.
$50 real -squirrel.lined
Circulars at $500 and $500
each; reduced from $1,000 and
$500.
500 elegant Alaska Seal Sacques,
pure London dye, at $500.
$500, $4,000, $t25.OO, $4,000
$4,000, $1S5.OO, and 100000
each; just reduced from $125.OO,
$4,000, $4,000, $165.OO.
$4,000, $225.OO, $235.OO, Eand
$2jO.OO.
These are exceedingly choice
garments and positively the best
value ever offered i'm this market.
Also large and very attractive
stock fthe finest Sealskin Dol.
mans, Newmarkets, and fur-lined
Wraps, at greatly reduced prices
with Muffs, Capes, Collars, and
Fur Trimmings of every descrip.
ton.
Special attention is invited to
a lot of $50 fine Chinese Goat
Robes at $3.50 and $1,000 each;
reduced from $1,000 and $14.OO.
They have also opened a largo
collection of
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

Jonos was playing billiards. declare"
he sad addressing Iimmns who was looking on tnf
more piay the worse play; loaNo ply ras I,va
,.o.,o1 Picayunc.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

pae NJ ebasts A ihe NhsfeHt dalfi sh9Asa thatahs
assas sala 'saI NVstgss ieplhs siaee 1919
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
Elegant
HOLIDAY GOODS,

cmbrncing n great variety OF
uniuuc FANCY ARTICLES,
WORKS or ART. BRIC-A-BRAC,
&C., Sc, which will be offered mt
exceptionally low prices.
Dgosdnay, iih-ayc.. 9TH and l0ih 81.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19
NO CHANGE IN THE WATER. APPROACHES.

No CHANVE N III,a III IN NJ Th7AV IILs'
The Chamber - ~-mmerce yesterday examined
II ustraf.d charts oi the harbOr aud heard ex-
piahat on of them by Captain /. l. Palmer. Tbs
charts covered abOut |. 700 SOU us feet. captain
Palmer called attention 90 the important part 10 oe
played by ss IA charts in allayigg he unnecessary
49,. s.d q. .sg specific Information. csIap~ii-
New-York tribune., 1884-12-19

NDIIIE II MANN Do.
long ISLAND ~OTND-IIGHiSHIP REPLACED.
Hartefs IgEtsh - 30 3. has been IeturacI 80 ht
station. AMI Rcef. NO l., Withdrawn.
BY order OF he Iiehtuouse Bnird.
4. J.. K. BEN1IAN, Captain. L. = y.
Inspector. Third Lighthouse District.
TOmpkinsvilc SI, Dec. Is, lSci
MISC -:LLANEJUS
steamer Jer+ay CITY Or HoTlor at stottn from Ncy
Norn aground AMI Is leasing Ia her fore c0mpar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

drink anything during period of
twenty-fOur hours. The Jewish firms
OF our city are closed, Newmagen &
Zacharias and Heirsh 81 Co.
The Dells are tolling and announce
the burial of Mrs. Higgins of East
Colorado.
Our city is incorporated, I believe,
out no one would have thought so to
have heard the yells and loud, strange
noises Saturday night emanating from
the lower end of Cypress street. l
have endeavored to find out the cause,
but could not succeed.
Services were he d yesterday at the
Methodist church and at the Frankie
Opera hall, Rev. Mr.. Thomas ofiicist-
ing at the Methodist church and Mr..
Rushing occupying the pulpit at the
hall. There were large congregations
at both places. Colorado cannot brag
on the number of churches she has,
but she has can boast of her number of
church-going people.
Hon. w. q. Walsh took the west.
bound train for Big Springs yesterday
morning. The honorable gentleman
did not tarry in our city long enough
for THE GAZETTE man to have any
words with him. He will probably
address our citizens on his re-
turn. Every one is anxlous for
him to make talk here.
w. w. Briggs and lady Of Big
Springs have taken their residences
here. Mr.. Bciggs will have charge of
the stock yards.
Mr.. shelton of Pecos, Tex, Ia in
the city, and from him L learn that
tneTe are two places which want the
county seat in the new county OF
Reeves, Toyah and Pecos, and he is of
the opinion that Toyah will be the
candidate. Already people
are leaving Pecos for Toyah.
A little iisty-cuff took place last night
in trent OF beer hall on Oak street.
Somebody has black eye this morn
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
GRAHAM.
A Music Teachers COnquest-PrIces
Paid for Grain.

Paid for Grain.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
GRAHAM, TEX, Sept. 29.-About
two weeks ago Professors Perry and
Crawford came 10 Graham, organized
class and Immediately began teach
ing the young idea and a few of the
old how to sing. Last Friday night
they closed their session with u con-
cert and Saturday morning Mr.. Craw-
ford aud Miss Annie White, daughter
OF Capt. White of this place, were
married az the residence OF the brides
parents and left for Breek.
enridge, Tex. Miss Annie
was probably the prettiest girl
IN Graham, and general favorite
with her associates. We wish her a
bright aud happy future and sincerely
hope the old adage marry in hasse
and repent at leisuren may have no
application in this case.
Young county has probably received
as much rain as any other county In
the state.
Corn is dull. Sales are made at 40
cents per bushel.
Wheat is offered at from 60 to rs
cents.
Cotton Is coming into market and
sells readily at the usual fluctuating
market prices.
Grass Ia splendid, the recent
rains having furnished plenty
OF water for stock and
II Graham had good Touring mill
and q tlrst-class hotel our citizens
would not have to send their grain out
Of the county to be ground, and the
great travelling public that daily
throngs our little city would not be
compelled to sleep in the yards on the
Bermuda grass.
Two or three yeaa ago our towns
man, Mr.. l.. T. Davis, had O pony
worth $40 stolen from him from some
where about Fort Worth. Saturday
Mr., Davis made his seventh trip TO
the Fort as an attached witness adep-
uty always accompanies Mr.. Davis.
and the actual expense, to say nothing
of the superfluities, etc, Is about S25
per trip. Mr., Davis don't seem 10
know who is TO foot the bill, whether
the state or the man who stole the
pony, when the case is finally dis
posted OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
AUSTIN.
AbOut a Million Dollars in the State
Till-Work on the Capital
Gas Works.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. S0,-The work
on the new Capital gas works will be
revived in eight or ten days and 1t is
promised that they will soon be in OPP
Grafton. This company had contract
with the city at greatly reduced rates,
which expired on account of the delay
IN lite completion, but which will prob
ably be renewed.
The citizens committee to inves-
tigate the charges against the
water company reported at n mass
meeting tonight severely denouncing
the company, declaring that it has not
fulfilled its contracts, and recommend
Ing that unless remedies are speedily
applied steps be taken TO organize a
new company.
The total amount of cash in the state
treasury is about one million dollars.
Laying of the granite on the new
capitol will commence Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

Inc best amOking tobacco is Little
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
Os,72O Acres ,

In q solid body situated In Knox
county, Tex, Enclosed with four-wIre
fence and cedar posts; has 10 large
Wichita river runs through this
tract one and a half miles on the south
side. Mustang creek through the cen
teri Is also watered with numerous
springs and branches.
10 well timbered with cedar. Mes-
quite grass Is good and abundant. This
place IL offered very low for limited
time. Apply at once 10
GEo. y. L0vIHG & Co,
Second street between Houston and
Throdkmorton. Office up stairs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

A nice stock of hardware is offered
low for cash orwill be exchanged for
cattle or sheep at fair prices. Apply to
GEO. b. LOVING,
Second street, between Houston and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
COLORADO.

Rival Towns for the County Seat Yom
KippOur.
correspondence OF tho Gazette.
COLORADO, Tex, SEPT. 2e.-To-day
is the Day Of Atonement with the
Jews. They are said not to eat or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01
PARIS.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Sent. aO.--Bill Bass has
received another respite until October
81. That day falling on Friday, 1t Is
expected that he will then be launched
into eternity.
Miss Dona Hamilton will leave for
China next week to engage Ia mission
airy work, under the auspices OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-10-01

Ladies wishing q new fall hat can
ma the most desirable shapes at RAN
dali 4 Chambers 90.