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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-29
MarIne IatelIIgenoc.

GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 2s.-Ar.
rived; Steamship New York, from
New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-08

The people of Texas must do one of
three things decrease the school term,
levy more taxes for the schools or CON
tnuc to lease the school iands. Temple
star.
The Blade Is of the opinion that iG' the
approval or di~approval ct the lease syS-
ten were left To u vote of the people OF
BpSquc county the Affirmative would
prevail three 10 one. II might have
been different three months ago, but the
people have studied the question and
are not to Toe mumbuggcd by the blatant
lemagogucrN of the "frco grass" tWad-
Ilc.- Bosquo Blade.
50 long rs the GaZctte furnishes ne
good newspaper rs il now does, IL will
ct good patronage in Northwest Tex
~, but from now on il cannot reasono.
'J,y expect igs readers tOrCSpect its cditp-
rial opinions, or regard It's advice hs
given with anything but sinister mn.
tive. stupid indeed Is the Gazette
rcndor who Ccga.ds this pa.
per sincere IN lis motives for advocating
Tree grass, II it had made an honora.
bic tight in the interest of cattlemen II
would whom defeated still have the re-
spcct OfHll. As it Is the people regard il
rs earnestly trying to dc(raUd the chill.
drcn of to-day and the future out of
millions of dollars OF school funds, NV
hypocritical pretcnsiOnS, Gainesville
Register,
Hour farmers who own largo tracts
! Of old, WORKOUT lands, would start Der.
! muda grass along the spring branches
/ spend every spare dollar they have In
! buying cattle and sheep, sell oil nj. their
mules and horses, and purchase brood
mares get few hogs to raise their owl
meat, and cultivate the rich spot,
around their houses and lots to MAKE
corn, grain, potatoes, peas, ctc., in u lcv
| FEARS they would Ice making money
lots ul money, \ beef steer sold for SO
would net S3O; ten wcthcrs sold for $50
| would net So; young mule ar hors,
sold for so. would net $50. Resides IN,
profits arising from butter and wool
There Is moro money IN this plan tina,
thcrc is in impovcrShing lands Wit!
cotton which costs ~ cents pound I,
raise it and SELLS for ., Marshall Mes
Senger.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A GOOD SECOND.HmE
n spring wagon. Inquire at the SINGER 3
ing Machine Co., SD Main street. s.
IGOR SALE-WlLL SELL TWO 4G6h
\ of land lying near City Park and aSr
ing III. lear'S place on the east; SIRE;
runs past II, and all fenced, for $50 ncr
Apply TO j. 7. DARGAN. II
EOR SALE-A FLYING .IENNY-irt
4 completed, on trucks: consists of 4 bo,
also music. Apply TO JOUS WEssoy i
Germania street.
lNDK SALE-THE "PLANO MILISarA
L htaclng sets stones, for corn, . forv6F
ana for middlings, purified and cverylSf
complete with capacity Of3O barrels non,'
day; also I gin stands, engine and bnIIsSJ
horsepower Also good dwelling,
rooms, well and Spriug, and II acres M :.
ON spring Creek in Colin county, within
mile Of the II. IL re. Railroad at Plan y.
| IN the center of fine, rich ngriculturJS--
I try, thickly populated. Motive OF gr,r
division of proceeds. Considering tbIss
ton ana the magnificent crop of grainl5l
| now being harvested, Il better barganca1tl
| he had. VIII sell for cash or part ragSTl
| balance ia good farming property. Ofyl
| only for short time by MURPHY Il Boz, al
| Nenl Estate Agents, No. 100 Main IA
Dallas, Texas. Gl
| I'UR SALt-TEN SHARES OFTHEBd
4 las Homestead aud Loan AssoclalII
/ Apply at Harry VOTERS Casino. Gg NJ
street: I'D
Imt SALE-ON ACGOU NJ or nj
| L health, | will offer for sale nv mi
clearinghouse outfit, complete in every
| paitmcnt, consisting Of furniture, bedl1
! ullng-roon and Kitchen; everything
| -lo1 US new Call at once at 7JJ Jack
| street.
lWK SALE-ONE ACRf., THE MOST
l. tractive residence lot in the civ,
when Is nice cottage, a fine, large barn.
Staole' q number OF out-hOuses, n beaui
grassy yard, large pumber Of forest
iruit trees, ciStCTn and well, within one N
OF the Belt street railway and conyenle1
ana overlooking the business part of thee
Uttered Tor few days n, bargain. MI
| fHf " oi.ASI, Real Estate Agents
Collectors, No. 700 Main street. Jun!
| Tor SALE-OWlNG 10 MY A BSEN
for u protrHcted time, offer for sale
marc ana buggy; perfectly gentle and q
driver. Apply To Martyrs stable n
street, JUN i ELLIOTT, Iunl
| EUR SALE ONE BOILER AN6
4 Gne; 3-Nurp power; good condition
Snlcchenp. Apply go Law HIOS NN.co
mmerct and Mario, streets. incl
/ EOR SNLF-N I!&F. NEW. pup
iWn-siory re- id,ncr pupvCni5nIlv
ranged and VOL constructed. With I'M
grounds, well shaded by forest .rt nj
Trees, water works attached. a large c;,t
several springs, living and cyor-eou
,''..hl fHhhlu- through Tine .outh ,ui oi
counts which j.. susceptible of being 90
WY DcNN'i'"i ana attractive Ut litt,reApp
ana can To- utilized nrrgislug fish: inuch
N'iyhhurhu, Il, convenient ia puS mr,.. n.
'is on w" sluulS. and within ono hlnJ
/ TWO street ruilWuys. For pnrtI.uiurs. n
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TIE NORMAL SCHOOL.
THE MACHINERY IN MOTION
Prof. McGuire At the Helm-;Ie Nrps Gu.
a Comprehensive Course Of Ins,ruc-
tion 80 Some Novelties in the
PedagOgue's Pathway.

The Summer Normal school opened
yesterday morning at 8 o'clock in the
Dallas Female college. The Principal,
JOY Il. McGuire, expected to meet fifteen
or twenty teachers, but to his surprise
and qualification, there were fity-iour
teachers present. Among this number
wore several grey-hnired men and many
beautiful ladies'. 1t is strong body Of
teachers.
After the Principal had stated the OBJ
lects and fixed the time of the regular
institute, he found upon inquiry that
iour-iiths Of the teachers desired
TO study subject matter prepar-
at the close of the institute to
accommodate those. extra sessions
will be hold from 8 to each morning,
and from 2:30 to each afternoon; teach
| ers will be selected TO conduct the
| classes and teachers can attend either in
tho morning or afternoon as will be most
| convenient for them. The teachers
wore then enrolled, after which the
| Principal gave "a short talk on primary
reading and gave his reasons why the
"a b G" method and the "blue back
| spelling book method should be done
away with. He announced that this
morning he would take class of little
girls and boys, from six to eight wears
old, and Illustrate how TO teach children
to road before they learn their letters
| He wants parents to bring such a class
The work of to-day will be a study of
the monthly syllabus, as published in
Texas School journal; A talk and n dis.
cussion on primary reading; talk and
a discussion on sacred geography; "A tall,
on the object of teaching, by p. q
uallynurUn, superintendent of th,
Bryan schools; calisthcnics and n reel
ta'ion One of the best teachers of For
Worth, Prof II. Stanburv, is in town
and will assist Supt. McGuiro. m,
following is AN incomplete list of th,
! teachers registered Yesterday.
LIST or TEACIuLs
Mollic :. Jacobv, Dallas, u. T.. Green
lIutchins; w. W. Works. Midlothian
IL. Chalmers, Oak Lawn; Ella Putnam
East Dallas; S. Kate Davis, Mansfield
Adelaide Stubbleiield. buck Greek: Sal
lie Jacoby, Galveston; Annie y. Uovsc
Dallas; Katie ID. Uabcll. Dallas. NlGlli
Patterson, WaXahachie; Il. r.. Gouldiuu
Mcsqu @; Ruth de Conron. Huntsville
l.. G.. Thomas, Sprawlrs. " T. Clark.
Lancaster: Julla Il Nnnt~nn,nrv n,I
las; NIolIic j. Rrnwn Nrilfnrton
lIenrio Wilson, Dallas. Fannie i
Elliott, Dallas: Mrs w n Sud
10th, Dallas; u. G.. NrNair Taiosn
Florence DaIkins Dallas. Y Ion"
Clcburne; Emmn Fr"eSe' Eost Dallas
NJ. l.. Barber. Dallas. " ~ w.,
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FREDDIE POUND.

The Famous Dude Discovered In the
Langtry's Cnr-Masqucradlng Under As
sumcd Names-Hc Escorts thu wy omlng
Cowboy to the Nevada Line and Returns
To his Lily.
With the odor Of the Lily there * u
smell of the Gcbhardt, That the famous
Freddie accompanied Mrs, Langtry to
this coast or followed her very shortly
has been strenuously denied, aud even
the fact of the presence of the owner of
horned stock IN Montana has been adj
yanccd rs an argument in contradiction.
From threads patiently followed hy one
of the Alta stan, the conclusion Is
definite that MIR. Oclrichs has boon
simply dummy behind which the
lily's earliest American mash has been
hidden in variety of costumes and dis
guiseS. The owner of Eolc il, Eastern
rumor To the contrary Notwithstanding,
as fast u friend OF Mrs. l.augtry's rs his
horse Is runner. When MIR Oolrichs
drove out with Mrs. l.angtry close
coupe was generally in the wake of his
light road-wagun, and when the pair
stopped the coupo's solitary occupant
was shortly an addition TO the party.
MIR. Gobhardt has been playing Ii very
pubic,
many of the members of which felt that
he WAS
PART on rug SHOW.
and should be- exhibited in conjunction
with the lady swell from Jersey. lie has
distinctly reused To he put ON rNhibl.
lion here, and but for the Alta not over
"A select half dozen of San Franchises
population would have been aware of
The honor conferred ON the Western
metropolis ly his presence. Mr.. Geb.
hardt first disguised himself nv shaving
oil his luXuriant moustachc. Then he
doiled the light shades In outer gar.
mcnts, which he has always worn, sum
mer and winter, in the East, and oncased
his handsome legs In n pair of black
trousers aud the upper portion of his
body in navy-blue coat and wais.cnal
al cut not at all proper fo
ayoung man Of his standing to wpaI
down broadway on parade DAYS. HI,
iual silk tile enlarged itself into al
unbeSoming derby some time before hi,
arrival nj Cape Horn, and loose
siOuchy gait was tackled on nv the inc
qualities In the Western sidewalks
A room at the baldwin hotel was ms
signed TO "Mr. Davis" and the bar die
AN increased business immediately viii
yellow-labelled Cliquot wine. pint bot
Ties, accompanied by tall glasses ant
tine leo. "Mr. Davis" visited the Ich
Han with Mrs, l.angtry and her cowho,
attache, and there no was transformo,
into MIR. oolrichs' nephew, prcsumahl,
also named oelrichs, because the fily
after selecting n number of articles o
virtue, waved her hand IN his direction
and said;
"onARuk THAT To MIR. oEfniclts."
Then the Lily excursioncd to Bclmon
aud visited toy. Stanford's sa de,
There the double being hecainc triplo Ia,
being ut Oducod ~ "Mr. Watson.
Davis, oelrichs and Watson ldicc eau h
| shaken Tor choice of appelhtions) mani
tested much interest aud enjoyed hin
shi hignly In viewing the thorough
SnHs unit ore particular stable wa
ava hV'' wherein NRs cmg'pyed one q
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city Court.


city vs.. \. Il. Livingstone, fast driy.
lag; continued.
City vs.. William Harris, theft; trans
fcrrcd to County court.
city vs.. Scatly, l.. Wilson, II. r.
Seahurry, VI. y. Ware, w. +. Forman
and Pat Finch, intoxication; fined 81
Oach.
city W.. W. u. Morgan, assault; dis
charged.
city Va. Tom Angus, assault; con.
tinued
discharged.
City vs.. Rachel Moore, vulgar lang
uago; continued.
Cityys. Bob Stewart, vulgar language
fined 81.
City vs.. y. 0glefee, cursing; fined 81
City w. X. Lipson and Tom TAYLOR
interfering with private property; con.
tinued.
City, Va. J. c. Field, lighting; dis
missed.
City vs.. Charles Ramsey, fighting
continued.
City, VS.. Lou Weaver, vagrancy; con
! tinued.
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SHERMAN STRINGS.
Estray Day--The Council and the Electric
Light-Hot Wcather-Busy Threshers.

Estray Day-The Council ana the Electric
Light-Hot Wcather-Busy Threshers.
SHERMAN, July = Special. The at
tendance to-day upon the sale of estrayed
stock is not as large as usual.
The City Council meets tonight, when
the proposal Of the Houston & Thomp.
son Electric Light company to supply
the city with electric lights will be con.
sidered. All were highly pleaced with
the display made by the test lights last
week and very much hope that the terms
offered will he such that the Council
will accept without delay.
The hot weather continues unmiti
| gated, and those who can leave theii
business are deserving us for cooler
climes.
Threshing small grain is the genera
occupation of farmers. They report
that their corn is suffering considerably
| for rain.
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MKINNEY MATTERS,
District Court in Session-Cases on Trial
The Normal School-The Convict Cues

The Normal SChool-The Convict CUES
tiOn-Etc.
MCKINNEY, July Especial. Dis
trict court convened this morning. The
ease OF the State VS.. Il. \. Kerr, charged
with murder, was reset for the 9th.
Prof Grow, Principal of the Summer
Normal, is here and opened this morn
ing.
To-day was estray sale day, with the
usual crowd and confusion.
Why don't our County Commissioners
employ the convicts on the poor farm
is repeatedly asked. our grand Jury
has said that the court lacks breadth OF
Elcw. Collin pays board for her convicts
Dallas, realizes from the labor of hers
Even the State loses nothing on con
ViCtS.
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WNNIEN-

w AN44.D-A Svn,,T,
/ " bic ;or wh..esal - go, B. H., sui
huJse 50X,.10 feet; Nc!n re,, '", nli d
size, if>uitahle. tGGresy' ~ 10 que htee n
/ walnut street. Io,,t.,vi,I, 10 ~ *3uU NJ
1 gtrNNTilI--1,i~,, t,t =, W.
W Address IN a. 49, a.. u 81 BIS S1Fl
( Texas. 90 We Use, GFesprsI
( NyvAVrt5T,- thy, ,...,-.-. M
/ " wi,c ana cb Nh I ,,'.. ~ ROOM n
family. E6TrcSss LII, WIN hoard, in mi
-, - - -, TINS nil'e.
IA ~ a.; NSddlEtD.-PAkINEh Win ~! W
~ SlhW0, to engage in c.tn5iisho S31ol
,2ru'lfiHS business. Address; i ,hRy
/ 'il11 P''per. - nnies
/ SNANIED-TO SELL, O;i 5-,.,,, llili's
! w for city property. tho 10, ~ ham
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FOR RENT.

TOR EENT-A DESiRABIA IOrAT
4 2-story house ~ 10 rooms, ON BRIAN ,lH
opposite the Catholic Churh. Apply Ia III
SON 4 HUFFMAN, Real Estate Agents. ly
DOR l.ENT-nWELIiNG, TORNEK
i cohontas and Portland streets. d.
from BELT Railway; I rooms and hall: Dol
new ana southern exposure. Apply Ia lO
+. WoRLEN, Herald oillcc. III
TOR RENT-TwO NICELY FIKNI,
i ed rooms; southern exposure; cool d
ton. Apply Mt lU23 Elm street. rs
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rIoNEEn ASSOCIATION

OF Dallas County, saturday. July IT, N.n.
1884, Mt shady View Park,
The Association will meet At The
grand stand ut 10 o'clock a. m.
All those who settled in the county
prior To 1911 will occupy the seats nearest
the stand.
All those who settled after lSii and
prior to lSld, will occupy the next seats.
Those who settled after ISIS, ON the re-
naming soats,
Ii is desirable TINT all Ne seated, AS
above designated, together with their
families,
COMMITTEE Or RECEPTION.
Judge w. II. llord. Chairman; NJ. V,
Cole, John III. Cochran, sam Bradcn.
burg and Captain r. 4. Rawlns will see
that all pioneers are accommodated
with places and badges.
MASTER q" CEREMONIES.
lno. Henry Brown will SEQ that the
order of programme * pursued.
Prayer hy the oldest Pioneer Minister:
address of Welcome, 10y Cot. Juo. &. Me.
Coy; response, hy Jno. NJ. Bockrtt. din.
ncr; election of officers.
AFTERNOON MEETING,
Addresses to Pioneers by Judge mt.
NJ. BurfOrd, Of Dallas, and !. q. Terrell
of Kaufman.
Address by W. II. Wright on the set.
tenent and Improvement OF North
! Texas.
Address by John Hourly Brown on The
early settlement of Texas.
Pr miscuouS addresses 10y pioneers on
incidents OF early settlement ~ Dalla,
county.
SECOND nAr SUNDAY, l3ru.
| Meet ut grand stand nj IN n. IN. Re
liltious services hy the oldest pioneer
ministers. JONI VI. CROCKETT.
WILLIAM II. BHRNAN,
IonN =. RAwLINs,
ELISHA McCoNMAs,
/ IouS e. Mccoy,
committee.
4 Wonderful chill Tonic aud an E1oeIIen
Anti-biiious Remedy Hest Medicine Il
Use,
j. I. SMITH 4 Co., ST. Louis Gentle
mon: Amer giving YOU medicine mi
trial Ia my family, am prepared to sa,
| 1t Is the best Chill and Fever Tunic n
use. | cannot say too much In praise q
your Bile Beans, | thirs ina, Won ear
safely recommend then IN ali bilious ut
tacks.
Yours with rcspc g.,
W. j. WALLACE. Sign iintcr.
Alvatadu, Texas.
For sale 'y al dsuggiqus.
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The skin is Of that delicate nature upon
which the most improvement can be
made, and by the use of poZloni'S mcdi-
Gated complexion powder all ruughnesS,
salluwncsS and irritation can he over
come, leaving the skin dclicnlcly white.
soft and smooth. This preparation has a
worldwide reputation, 81 no fear need he
entertained of the result. Sold hy all
druggists
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Death to White Wa
Mn,,rcll,. Prcrnred Gypsum

haNWclls Prepared oNps
Beautiful, durable and cheap. For VI
ing and colorlng inside OF. outside VI
Dwellings, Churches, Hotels, Siof,.l .
rlcs, barns, etc, ur for any pun :
knltnminc lr white wash Il usel'
applied; Keeps clean, will not cls,ei.
rub or wRsh uii' u, smooth Ne IN.
Use reduce with water and apply VI, III
wnsh brush. Srud nr circulars. hA"
& CO., c. Soutcr Sucet, baltimore
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeveloped

ANTS oftho Human Body ENLARGED, Dcvel.
n0cd and strengthened" Etc, is nm into est
.ng advertisement long run In our paper. In
reply 10 Inquiries we viii say that there is no
evidence OF humbug about this. ON the con.
trarythe advertisers are very highly Endorsed.
lntcicsted persons may get sealed circulars
Medical Co, T.. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, n. Y.-To-
lolo Evening Bee.
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OTIS NEW DRESS.

The Dallas HERALD was nlvpys n GOOD
paper, but X greatly improved hv n new
Pilot.
The Dallas llERAIp has been sub
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LEGAL

V'HE STATE OF TENAS-TO ALI. I
l sons interested In the admins nlh
the estate of H. u. Goldthwnite, dre,.
j. i. Gayle, executor ofL. h. t;nldwaiic
ceuscd, has llcd, IN he county Court %
las county, finale account showing thu ri
tiOn " said estate ui Il. ". Golhthw.tt,
ceased, whlch will b. hear, at the ncd 4
ofSnld court, commencing On the IL y
day In August, \. u. iNsi, nj the tuufi.n
In the city NJ Dallas, ut which time all
sons Interested In said estate may appear
Witness: W, NJ, e. I'M, county ,hrl
Dallas county, Texas.
IL. S.l-tilveu under my hand anU ~
of said court. Rtuillcc, In the city w J."
this 9Th day ofJuly, \. ID. lSSt ,,,,
County Clerk Dallas County, Tex
by l.. II. HuuuRs, Dcnuty.
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THE STATE or TEXAS.-TO ALI, ]
4 sons interested In the admlniNrau"
tho estate of \. u. Davenport ows.
Richard Morgan, executor, has nee "
County Court OF Dallas county " nv.
count, showing the condition ~ SAN -,
\. ID. Davenport, deceased, when W
heard ut the next term Of said coun,
mcnclng ON tho first Monday In husu,
u, 1871, at the court house In the ely w
lns, nj which time NIL persons inirutt
snid estate may appear and contest S''
count IL they $50 proper. -.
Witness, W. NJ. {. I'M, County Ch
Dallas county, Texas. -.
H. S.l-Givcn under my hand ana w
NJ said court, ut Office In the city 81 "
this 10Th day OF June, \. II. 1885, ,,t.
W. N. {. I'LL
County Clcrk. Dallas County III
by l.. II. HuUIIHs, Deputy.
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Arrr,r: wE.P>rn:y. civ ' s &C., HSS"''

y uttiilNANtE tO\tElINlNG nm
n construction uf street railways, require
ing the owners thereof To pave their right.oi-
way, IN certain cils'S, to Tile their consent 80
~ do, and, providing punishment tor the
same,
BE q unlninedby thrCuy Council OF the city
of Dallas;
railroads, and parts OF the same, In the city nr
DALLAS, shall ho so constructed. lnid and kept
In repair ~ Ten Interfere rs little ~ pussihlp
with ordinary travel and ne ~ the streets,
avenues ana alleys, and the space between
the rails aud eighteen Isl Inches ON the out
side of each ran shall be macadnni2cd nr
paved aud kept In repair, 10y she persons ~
corporation, owning or operating such roads,
IN the same manner and with the same ma
urinl rs the remaining portion OF such street
or highway may be- paved
SIC. All persons ur corporations own
ing or operating any Tine ut street railway
/ Ia the city ot Dallas, over, along urucrnsS any
B street or highway now paved or hciug paved,
or that hereafter may hc paved, shalt be- and
are hereby required to pay the cost nj
I paving the space between the rnils
/ OF said railway line md eighteen inches out
/ side M such rails, aud the same shall he lew
! led ~ a special tax against the owners prpp.
| crty and franchises uf such road, which aid
I tNA shall become delinquent In ten days nfler
I snid levy and the completion uf said work
unlvSS otherwise stipulated In the paving
/ contract which said tax may be- collected I'M
/ ~.
the city of Dallas, IA amended Mnrch Slst
/ lSSl.
SEC. r. M persons or corporation owning
| or operating amy line ~ railway In the city oi
I Dallas over, along or across amy street oi
highway which IL now paved or being paved
or that may be hereafter paved. shall hav,
the right Ia 10y or put down their truck ur
such street ar highway until such persons nj
corporations shall have ilrSt filed With the cltS
Council their written consent that they wifi
pny all costs OF paving the space between IN,
rails Of their line of mad and cigh
teen u.s. Inches on the outside %
of each rail, when the same becomes due hnt
payable, and all persons arr hcrrhy prohibit
ed from lnyingor attempting tn lav any Strc.
RAILWAY track ON any such street or highwn,
until the provisions ur this section are coui
piled with. All persons violating the PRO
visions of this section shall be- deemed guilt,
OF mlsdemcanor. and upon conviction thvrrO
IN the Mayors court shall hc fined Ia an,
sum not 10 exceed $40 for each separate of
ensp. The city Marshal, when - ord lore,
10y the Mayor, l. hereby authorized and en-
powered To arrest, restrain and prevent an
hud Nll persons frnm putting down any rail
ar track IN violation Of this ordinance.
SEC. T. That this urdiuancn take effect frni
nnd uiior its p1ssn - aud publication.
Approved July e. Isl. W. l.. CNnEii..
y uuc copy. Muyui
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French Well Bath House
A, NJ. nEErUAM, proprIetor,

This popular establishment is being enlarged
and improved from time to time to meet the
demands OF Increasing patronage. II Is the
finest IN the city, and every convenience II
provided for the comfort nj patrons, The
ladies' department Is under tile immediate
superlntrndAnce Of Mrs, Bcethsm.
RATES; Hot, Cold or Shower Baths, 81
cents; Electric Bath, 20 cents: HypOdermlc
Medlcatcd NHpor, 81.
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