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somethiug that vii, quiet the ner,

Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to the body, induce reire'h-
ing sleep, improve the quality OF the blood,
and purify and brighten the complexion,
is what many persons would be very glad
10 obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made fo'
exactly this class Of trouple7, and are re-
markedly successful in accomplishing the
ends desired ss named above. They are
useful for both men and women Sold by
druggists Pgice 80 cents box, See adger'
tiuemput
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snnaet Phenomenon.

The redish sky that appears at sunset,
causing much excitement and admiration
among the natives aud battling scientists,
has at last been satisfactorily explained,
Professor Fitzhugh, an eminent philoso'
pher, in his report to the Scientific World,
states that the red light appearing at sun
set 10 caused by reflection OF thosa hne
photographs made by Webster, iOi Elm
street, Dallas Texas.
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Saturday afternoon while Mr.. Marion
Moor was angling on II IN FORK o. tne rim
itv he. laboriRe under The impression that
he had a bite from the dnny tribe, drew IN
his line, TO find init sad OF the expected hsh
n bunch Of wpnlan's hair oDoumbering his
hook. He informed ME neigh bors OF what
had occurred and the ore'k will he dragged
in hopes OF finding ths body. No one is
missing from that neighhorhood and there
Is a mystery attached TO the finding OF the
hair tina. the people will investigate.
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,,,,ppv,,rN,s PARADE.

THURSDAY ats noou the liyerymen OF the
Iiyervmer,'s association will give a street
parade. exhibiting their animals and vehi-
Giles, aud com binedly they are calculated TO
maize yerv respectable show. brass
band will add TO the parade. Within me
next few days the association will adopt q
fcals OF prices, and 4 the city authorities
do not enforce the ordinance requiring rates
to be posted upon public vehicles the HfR'
AIN will print them, ami tie ctizans can
cut them out and paste hem in their hats.
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street. The object Of the meeting was 10
harmonlzs and concentrate the dnmocratie
suilrages OF tho ward upon two candidates
for aldermen at tho ensuing city election
At present there are four democratic con-
tsstsnts aud one ropublinan.
BY the recent gpPortlonment OF
wards largo portion, OF the
democratic votes OF the second was taken
from IL aud given 10 the third. This rem
ders the vote In tao second quite close as
between tho democrats aud republicans.
ia order TO defeat the latter II IS deemed
necessary 20 call convention A com
mittee OF three was appointed TO wait upon
The four democratic aspirants ard TO urge
them TO submit their claims either to an
arbitration OF TO ward convention, which
will be called 10 meet nj the
city hall Wednesday evening. Captain
prather acted as chairman and Mr.. Auns
paugh as secretary. Tho candidates are,
Moroney spellman, Greenlaw, Porter and
the insetiahle BeniAnln sheffield, late
nolce.oii icor s,Rtion-houee keeper, city
lcayenger, chairman OF the city republican
executive committee, lessee OF the tchven-
ger business, aud deputy United States
marshal
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HORSE STOLEN,

Sunday night some ore stole a bay horse
of Mr.. @. Il. g llespie which was hitcbed
In front OF the Exchange bank. corner o.
Main and Lamar streets. The animal Il
fifteen hands bish and has a right white
fore and n right white hind foot. He nd
been absent oniy short while when he
returned to find the animal which he had
SECURELY fastened, gone.
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DESTITUTE.

A German family BY the name OF Straueo,
residing on Hsrw nod street in the "cedsrs.' -
is in destitute circumstances. The mother
and her little children lost their only sup
port Sunday night by the death OF a son
and brother. who was hardly In his teens,
yet during life he struggled hard ana man
aged To keep the volt away from the door.
The city issued ratious to the bereaysd
family yesterday to supply their present
wantu
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Lovolicst Among the Lovely
Is she who renews or preeerv q the beauty
OF her teeth with Soz1dont, ooniessediy TIT
most effective preparation tor them. Vol
umen of evidence might be adduced IN
support of its claims % public confidence,
as y means OF inyic1r.t'ng the teeth and
rendering them pure, giisiening ana tpoi'
less. and not less satisfactorily proven j.
It's balmy influence upon the breath ASK
for genuine Sozodont and accept no cheap
snhslilutn.
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Anisnstrnus Fnilnre

or the many furniture dealers to under
sell the old reliable furniture house o.
George Rick, at 747 and 7i9 Elm street
makes one feel just ike going ana onyinl
one of those fine psrlor, bedroom sets, OF
one of those beautiful lounges, or same o.
those haudsome chairs. HIS wardropes,
tables. aideboards, rockers and IN fact
everything he has hs rs selling just way
down to bed-rock--5nly one price ana that
the lowest.
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uoDsr raIEF "IN HOOK

John Fletcher. who was arrested ct Gle.
burne on the char 20 OF the theft OF horses
In Limestone county. passed through the
citv Yesterday Ia the safe keeping OF Sheriff
BOYD, OF johnson county.
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Quivican Cuba.
Senior Juan Bsiro was thrown from his
horse and badly Injured in the right knee.
He was cured by two applications OF 81.
Jacobs OIL, the magical pain cure.
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The examinations for the third quarter
Temple Emanuel school have just closed.
The questions used were those used ~ ths
recent quarterly examinations OF San Fran.
SEQ: and. as those are among the best
schools in the United Stat.s, 1t is quite
creditable that our Texas children Should
he able TO pass as well, the average mini
mum per cent. attained being SO, and the
maximum 81. The following are the high
est in each grade:
Grade A.. HatNe Baum, E'ne.tlne Rem
hardt.
Grade b. Alice Bryan, Blanche seiden'
beitsl o, III,
Grade o. Flora Schulz. Charles Bald
Grade u. Della Leeb, Helsu Ardry.
Grade E. Jimmie Nolan, Il .chri MARKS.
Grade Il. Alice Levison, zoe D,Dken-
speel. p oas
Grade II. Nettie Meyer, Nina Meuczer.
Grade |. Charlie Bower, Emil Arroh",
Jake Franklyn.
a
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Fits: All fire stopnsi tree BY DIR. Kline
Great Nerve Rsstorer. No fits after hrs
DAVIS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
2 trial hottie free n Dc cases. SEND to Dr.'
Kline. o3i Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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You sre invited to call ut w. McOlellsn's
studio, 705 Main street, and examine PFC,
lures copied and enlarged, lie size, hnished
in craSon and oil. First-cess work IA tnls
style OF pictures, as well So all styles in
photographs, a specially. Visitors TO the
city are particularly welcome
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Not by Any Means.
When you ask TOR Benson's Capclne Por-
ous Plaster, don'r accept any others as Just
as good.n 70 cents
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The La Flor a de saudiez Y Hsys cigar
are the most popular clear Havana cigar
from New York TO San Francisco. Gall and
examine them at
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AN ESTEI.rAINMES
pond,s Extrnct

For pair, hemorrhage, etc. It's propriet,ors
have been content b. va until us use has
anread throngh the reports of experience.
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Frank E. Mum, sligo PAINTER. 500 Main e..
Gle axes ice: whole Corps OF assist
ants its temporary retreat. lts new hsll
WILDE large enough 70 allow elbow room
OH ustomers alfo.
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mother swans Worm syrup.
Intaliol~, tsstrlsss, harmless, csthsruc
for feyerishness restessness, worms, con
stipation. $50.
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Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath
secured BY Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price so ceots. Nasal Injector free. Sold
by j. NJ. House. Dallas.
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nEMocRATIc CAUCUS

A rum her af Democrats Of tbs second
vsrd met m caucus yesterday afternoon, at
The tfdce Of Captain Wsde Hll on Elm
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Tor SaIc.
GOO head of Kaufman county raised
stock cattle for sale. Address w. A. q
lisle. Prairieyilie, Kaufman county, texnos
or A. K. Carlisle. kaufman Texas.
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For lame back, side or chest use shiioh'i
Porous rlss,er. Price 20 cents. Sold oy
J. M House Dallas
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are you miserable through indigestion
sour stomach or cOrstipationf Aokeri
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee WI relleVe
YOU. Sold by w. *. Patterson q Co.
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EehhA = "a lA!'1sISi,.


ts57 friEes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
whole rickets. 80; BalF Tickets, ST. -
Tickets. 300; 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit rnonoy or postal note, bank DRAFT 10
letter, or .eIo by express. ORDER OF 8 ana
upward hy express eGn DO sent o. orr 81.
peuse Address all orders 90 II II. SPENCER
Covngtan, Ky, or g A. Webster. Iul hlD
aireef. Dallas 1nNaa
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.'Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 90 cents SOLD by
J. NJ. House, Dailas.
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Shiloh'e Cough ana Consumption cure Is
sold nv MS on guarantee. IL cures con.
sumption. Sold by J. NJ. House, rellss..
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"The doctors said my child must die,
with spasms, Samaritan Nervine cured
him" Wm. e, Tanner, Dayton, OHIO. AT
Druggists.
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rrsuIyC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Tho Galveston News brand, the best SC
cigars in Dallas. J. l.. WILLIAMS: Druggist
Sole agent
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gorsford's Acid Phosphate In constipn-
ton.
DR.. j. N Robinson, Medina, Ohio; In
c,ses of Indigestion, constipation and ner-
yous prostration, It's results are happy"
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rvNpI,E EMANUEL SCHOOL.

The finest alternative and auti.biiliou'
m ed icine on earth, is Samaritan Nervihe'
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DEITY JEALOUSY.

The best smokine tobacco s "L't."
I0kar ~
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prices
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Z IHDSLNY a. BRADFORD,
II ATTORNEYS 4 COUNsELLORs AT LAW
7s5 Main street tup-stGirg Dallas, Texas
Gives special attention 20 commercial and, oOr.
rorston law iu atGte and Federal oouris.
nINER, sMIrB s. VILLAS,
ATTORNEYs-AT
Abilene, Taylor comfy. Texas.
f. +. PIEER EWnEY c sNIra. THos. NJ WILLIS
lOSEPn A.. COBB,
j ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
Special attention given TO collections and
criminal practice ia the courts OF North Texas
Office over Berry's drug store, east side OF
square. Sherman. Texas
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-12-17
A Horrible Affair.

DETROIT, December 18.--Last evening
the girls employed in the second story OF
Gray. TOynton & FOx's candy factory on
Woodbridge Street, were terrified by seeing
fire break out In the rear of the department.
IN which they were employed. A rush was
Immediately made for the fire-escape at the
front of the building. The upper sash of
one Of the windows had been lowered and
tile young women had TO climb over II In
order TO reach the balcony. One in de-
Scending the ladder slipped and fell 10 the
pavement and was severely injured. 'r ~
Three girls were then seen TO advance to
the window. and Immediately afterward a
volume OF FIRE and smoke burst out over
their heads and they were hidden from
view. The fremen arrived In large force,
but the flames had already made such pro-
gress that 1t was some time before an en-
trance was gained. When the fire In the
second-story had been partly subdued the
bodies of the three girls were discovered.
One lay in the middle OF the floor. Her face
was badly burned. The other. two were
stretched rpQn benches Just benelth the
partly.opened window. Their faces were
blackened, but the flames had not touched
their bodies. Their names are Miss Annie
Lynch, aged thirty; Miss BERTHE Messmere,
aged eighteen, and Miss Pol Glass. II Is
rumored that four more girls. are missing,
butup to a late hour this report has NOT
been verified. The loss Will reach $50, 900
partially insured 1lIua
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originating in Joseph Schmidt's clothing
store, destroyed the principal block on the
main street of the town, entailing loss
aggregating $4,000.
The Grand Jury at New Orleans has re-
turned indictments against all the parties
arrested for the assassination Of A. H.
Murphy on the 1st. with the exception Of
Holymancer. The indicted parties are
Judge Ford, of the Second Recorders
Court; W. E. Garfield, bond clerk; will
lam H. Buckley, court officer; John MUIR
ply, policeman, and Ford's cousin, Baptiste
Favetto.
Fire on the 18th destroyed the Calumet
Sewer Pipe Works at Toronto, Ohio, entail
ing loss of 100000. The works were the
largest in the country, employing, one hun
dred and twenty five men.
Detroit, Mich, reports twelve thousand
unemployed men In that city. 'ss
Elisha Hyatt, one of the wealthiest men
Of Daviess County, Indiana, has assigned.
He was President of the banking house of
Hyatt, Levings & Co., which suspended
last month, and this caused his embarrass-
ment. Hyatt is reported to beworth $780,
900, and his liabilities are supposed to be
about 100000. OF .t,,...,ritst.. ..4
Eight large glass factories, semploying
$500 men, at Wheeling, w. Va, suspended
operations on the 18th. .tIl11PI
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IhE EAST.

\ Jones a. Laughlins, iron manufacturers
Of Pittsburgh, who have been drilling for
gas at theirworks In ormsby, Pa, recently
struck vein equal TO the great Westing-
house roarer, tfntIst t.srtl
The assignees Of the defunct Union De-
posit Bank, Of Greensburg, Pa, Will soon
tarn In a report Of the condition Of the
bank. The creditors viii receive about
eight cents ON the dollar. a1 ae
statement Of the New York associated
banks for week ended December 49, Loans
increase, q, ,isf 900; specie decrease, $751;
900, legal tenders increase, $G7s,OOo; de-
posits increase, 81 ,Osa,OOO; circulation In
crease, $4,000, reserve decrease, $4,000.
The banks held S42, ,252, 900 inexcea OF the
IegaIfequirements.if lt''y 'ng} dnsisp
4 Mrs. catharfne Kearney, aged seventy
four years, mother Of Dennis Kearney, tho
we'll known Irish orator, died at the home
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Of her son in Newark, N. j., ON the 18th.
She had only been in this country three
months, having come direct here from Lon
don in September last to visit her son.
A fire at Albany, N. Y, on the 14th de-
stoyed Parks planning mill, together with
sixty thousand feet of lumber. A 100-horse-
power engine and boiler and valuable ma
chinery were almost totally ruined.
Six convicts working in the coal mines at
Coal Creek, Tennessee, made dash for
liberty on the 18th. The guards fired,
killing Samuel Music and Joe Wilson.
John Presswell and Hugh Stafford were
fatally wounded. Tho other two were cap
tured.
The Chester Block, consisting Of several
store rooms, the Masonic and Odd Fellows
halls, together with George Lenius' hotel
and several small buildings, at Johnstown,
Licking County, Ohio, were destroyed by
fire on the 18th. A man named Reilly was
locked up in saloon and was burned to
death. The block was the largest in the
village, and the loss is in the neighborhood
Of $40, 900; partially insured.
The centennial of the "Christmas Con-
ference" was celebrated by the Sunday
schools of the Methodist Churches in Balti-
more on the 18th. Services were held in
twenty churches from two TO four o'clock.
Probably $4,000 children took part in the
exercises.
A mob Of thirteen persons on the 18th
lynched Hezekiah Brown, a colored school
teacher in Howard County, Md. 1t was
charged that he was too intimate with
young half-witted white woman whom he
declared he had married, but no record Of
tho marriage could be found.
Charles W. Critchett, soap manufacturer,
of Concord, N. II. has lost eighty out of a
drove of ninety hogs from cholera during
the present season.
The value of imports at the port Of New
York (exclusiye of specie) for the week
ended the 18th were $s,l33,OOO, of which
81, 600 we're general merchandise and
81, 100000 dry goods. .....
Near East Newark, N. j., on the 18th an
accident to a freight train on the Lehigh
Valley Railroad occurred, resulting in the
death of Foreman John Pfetzinger, and the
probably fatal injury of Engineer E. p.
Black, both of Easton Pa. .r..
A carpenter of Lynn, Mass, named
Charles Stanwood, aged sixty seven years,
/ is interested to the extent Of S150,OO0 in the
French spoliation claims bill which re-
Gently passed the Senate. In 1872 Stan
woods grandfather was engaged in the
maritime trade in Newburyport under the
firm name OF Goodhue & Stanwood. The
firm owned several vessels which were en-
gagged in the West India trade and were
captured by the French and despoiled of
their cargos, their crews put in irons and
the vessels burned. .....t
The Murphy temperance revival in Pitts
burgh is growing rapidly, six thousand
having already joined dthel blue ribbon
army. At a meeting on the 18th nearly
seven thousand persons were present, and
eleven hundred signed the pledge. -.
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WASHINoToN.

A general decline IN prices OF farm prod
ucts in home markets is reported by the
Department Of Agriculture. The average
price Of grain is 36s cents, which is one
cent lower than the average OF 1870, when
the supply in proportion to population was
quite as large. 1t has been lower but twice
in ten years. ..e. .u.
Prince Alexis Saigo, Of Japan. who has
been a member OF the household OF Baron
De Struye, the Russian Minister, died in
Washington on the 10th from typhoid fever.
The Prince, who was only eleven years Of
age, was a son OF General Saigo, Of Japan,
and a nephew Of Colonel oyama, the
Japanese Minister Of War, now on a visit
10 this country. l -NHl iIl ff ".''
:. The Secretary Of the Treasury has pre-
pared circular ~ take the place Of all
previous circulars .soncerping the importa-
ton Of old rags, providing that no old rags
shallFbe landed in the United States except
upon thorough dislnfection.
In the Swain court-martial proceedings
on the l2th Secretary Lincoln was on the
stand and testified that he had no Official
knowledge that Colonel Morrow had dupli-
Gated his pay accounts. 'lfA'i h''t'
1.-The Navy Department has nearly COM
pleted arrangements for an expedition To
survey the proposed route Of the Nicarauga
Canal. The expedition, be under the
command Of Civil Engineer A. g.. Menocol,
who has before been ON similar duty and
he win be assisted by Civil Engineer Rob
.ert E.. Peary Of the Navy, and Ensign w. l.
Chambers. The Inter officer was mem
Der of the Greedy relief expedition and
commanded the Loeb Garry. The mem
bers Of the expedition are TO start for Pan.
anna on the 30th inst, from thence they will
proceed to Nicaragua. The details Of the
survey are not yet known. lN' ' '.''
General Sheridan will be marshal Of th,
day for the celebration Of the completion
icf the Washington monument
Fifty prominent citizens OF Washington
with Colonel James Berrett as chairman
have been named by the National Demo
cratic Committee 10 act as general com
.mittee and make all arrangements for thu
ceremonies attending President Cleveland'i
inang uration on the 4th Of March next
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

A Vienna dispatch says a destructive
hurricane prevailed in that city and vicini-
ty on the 10th, the wind reaching velocity
Of eighty miles an hour. Railroad trains
were blown from the track and many pas
sengers sustained injuries. A large num-
ber Of the magnificent public buildings Of
the city were severely damaged and some
will have to be partially rebuilt. People
were dashed against walls by the violence
Of the gale and many had their limbs
broken.
The Prussian Budget shows a deficiency
amounting to 22,00O000 francs.
The liabilities of Tifin Brothers, of Mon
teeal, are 100000. The amount due the
British bank alone is 100000, of which is
secured $l27,0OO.
One hundred hosiery operatives left Not
tingham, England, for America few days
ago, where they have places already en-
gagged.
An Odessa dispatch Of the 18th says the
Turkish atrocities in Macedonia are increas-
ing. Two hundred Christians were mur-
dered within the past few weeks, and three
villages were burned. Kidnapping is COM
mon, and the inhabitants are afraid to
leave their houses.
General Mot telegraphs the French War
Department from Madagascar that on the
9Th, after march of fifteen hours, he capt
ured the second fort south of Fort Vohemar.
He captured five gnns OF the Hoyas, two
hundred Of whom were slain. The French
loss was four wounded. .....1...'..
Intense excitement was created in Lon
don on the 18th by an attempt to blow up
London Bridge with dynamite. The ex-
plosion shattered every window in the
buildings in the vicinity, and somewhat
damaged Rollins wharf, but the structure
of the bridge was uninjured. Ali efforts
by the authorities to- gain any clue that
might lead to the detection of the guilty
parties have thus far proved unavailing.
The schooner "Fleet- Wing" which has
had remarkably successful career as q
smuggler, was recently captured by the
landed her cargo during the night, and
when daylight appeared lay of the islands
becalmed and was easily taken. She had
been engaged during the summer snug
Cling Cinnamon into the United States from
British Columbia and would muggle re-
turn cargo into the Dominion.
It is reported that the London petroleum
association has refused the request of the
agents Of Russian firms to place the Rus
sian product on the same footing as the
American. The association has likewise
refused to change the standard OF test and
color, which, it is alleged, is now in favor
of America.
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Reuben springer's viii.

CINCINNATI, December l6.--The will Of
the late Ruben Runyon Springer was prob
ated yesterday. The document with six
codicils, covers nearly forty pages Of legal
cap manuscript The whole IS 10 his own
handwriting. The will declares II Is made
without the advice Of any human being.
The largest public bequest Is 750 shares Of
special guaranteed stock Of the Pittsburgh,
VI. Wayne ~ Chicago Railway TO Music
II II Association, Of par value, seyenty-fye
thousand dollars, the income only TO be
lsed for the support OF Music Hall build
.iug, He gives also forty thousand dollars
10 tha College OF Music, and twenty thou.
and 70 the Museum Association 'besid@
pictures and works Of art