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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
AnR Gnba.

Subauua, 9. Stunt. - Die 3ettuugsu
81 9tario" in gtntuu3us uuO p@l &a9u"
mt 81 @usrrtGlsro" in 9a0nnua ftno me-.
gen Ber6ffsutli@uus uuf6Btger GrtttsI &C.
Siduid beluuqt pOreen. Die PrsBgeisss
nereeu tmmer ftreugsr gsbnnobabt, uno Don
Brebfrstbstt If tstus &sOs msRr' Die Rrttt'
i'm @sit6ftsIebsu nausrt fort. SolgeuOe
biefiQe Ttrmeu huber fid tiir8lt9 iobluHgs
nnf6bia etfldrt uub Ssrelsite NIT tbreu
glanbieern abasiaIOfsn 9. &amos &
Grmn,, Soota & @gutusro, Sretpas GOpas
& @omp., Garcta &zs & Comp. uuO 9tbtauo
& @ouS. StsIs auOsre Gtrmen bsiinOen ftt
in finarstsuer 8srlsasnbstt, uub psttsrs BaI'
ltnente perbsu tdaItf srpartet. Die Sage
Ssr gfaTssr if etHs gl'tt angalfigs, uqO
ptele brrislbsn Fub uint I'M Stauoe, ote ID
usu uuf tire Grnbts gsmaatsu SOriSafis ~
hpfnhIPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Gin mifluuetne8 Gpnamtt'
Attentar.

Erog, R.g., 8. Stunt. - 3Wst Dpua.
miteatrouea nit fur, abgebranntsH 0uuteH
murbeu ON Santiago unter Dem @sfduguiiie
III Iortbptus, Sutton &Ouutg, gsfnuoeu.
Grr6e GufregEug hsrridt tn 6Olge Der @utz
btdung in Der gan3su ytahbari4Qft, nab etne
Relc51uug tft aui Die @ntOsduug Der SAulz
kicrtt nnan ~ TT mnrhPn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
@in ersbtfbpf far 0bilaNeIpbla.

8btIubsIpbta, 9. Stunt. - Der bic
fgs Catholic Standard" bat BON ietnem
@psjial- &OrreIpOuOeuteu in Gtom stHe 8eps.
ide RrbaItsH, nelhe mtttbetlt, oaB y. 5.
&por, gegsupdIttgsr @oatiutOr Der @rSz
ot0Ssie ct. 9ouis, bonn $apiis ais giadfoIasr
be8 I'm porigsn Sabre oerfOCbsueu Sas. &.
0oOb 5um @r5btiGOf BON BbiIaoelphta erz
rcrnt nCrbsu III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Eraurieer 0Urfau in elmer
8rdIIeret.

Nepburg, R.sg., 9, Sunt.-gtu 6aB
Bier batft bsute tn etusr btsiigsu 8rausret,
unb Snmss Ouiuau tpurbe augenbItdlt4 ge-
t0otet. Setue tranfs Srau purOe In SOlgs
Der HaGrtGt iiber ben uuiaG pabutuutg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

ct. BuuI, Ulinu., 8. Stunt. - @eue.
raj Grtebiu, Befsblsbabsr sinsS BON Nout'
real uot Der @rsu3e uOu SbubO bsoros.teu
9utat1ons Eruppsu, trsu5te am 3. Stunt bic
Suupttstte ber Bslisugsbtrge. @r bsrtdtet,
buB Der S6nse mebrere 6uB bod lag, uuo
6os ffreuge Rdlte berritte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
GrSbeben auf ben fIeineu ans
tiUpu

SuuumHa, 8. Suut.-Der BoftNamofsr
aus ct. Ebomas brtugt Die RaGrtft, baB
bic Sniel ct. RtttS nm Rtttsrnaht am 26.
Rat, une bte Suisl Dominica nm Wttterz
uadt am 30. Wat uuu etuem GrOSsbeu betm=
pgIrd,t Dur6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Gspttter, gSoIfeubru@ unb &es
bsnSHerluf9.

SprtngfteIb, Bt., 9. Sunt. = Der
hiefige Srt III gum apetteu Wuls lett Elf
gRonateu BON etuer perhesreuben ue5erz
idpemmuus beimssiudt pOr6eu. Rebrsre
beftiae @etptttSrregsu brahtsn ben 8lad.
9itusr unb etueu beuu6bnrten Bad 10 rait
,um Steiasu, baB fid bic pilOeu SsndiTir
i'm Ru burd bus StdOtdsu srgofsn nab
msbrere @sbGuoe uu6 Brudsu fort riIi.u.
Ran IdGst ben augert6tsten S9abeu aui
mtnbefieus $4,000. 9as n&bsibire'BrtOas
Sotsl" muros ourd ben Sturm umQsusbt.
mobst g9iIIinm Barter um's 9ebeu IAN, uuo
Elm Eraususimm.r, Rameus 8ala Spaul.
Stua, t0btltGe 8erIssuussn srlttt. Der
Sturm 6aIerte 6ret Stuu6su.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
gSerhcerenSes @enitter

8etersburg, ga, 8. Suui. gin bef.
tiatS @enttter cntluo f4 gaferu Radmtttag
iiber 9inniO0te. e.&ounip. gtue Az BOplar'
@roue mobnsnoe Srou. Ramsus Saints Bus
ts1lou, pures BON Sitt tribIogsn uuo zine
au6sre bet6ubt. Die Bapttfeuttr6e In ie.
ner @sgeub purNe our6 ben auf Oas 9eUtts
Ter folaeuosu Siurm umgemsbt. Sstrd9t>
tidber Sd1aben eEtffan0 In Der 9eaeuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Rin tohttr gNetterprpphet.
sUmmetfriIhe i'm EeICenaebirae.

Wnntreal. 8. Suut.-9eurp 9. Ben.
ror, 6er 6stannte Betterpropbet, III geferu
I'm alter oon 43 Subreu geftorbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

aHe, bic iRu gsbrcuat RGbeu, iaasu. bas SaEs'R
Somg bon 9oysgOuuS NIB TRssr Elm puaS,rirafHaa
eeiImtste si in aGsu 6dasu, no bic Acknowledgements
angeaEiTsu TuO, uEb SaB istns Birhug F4 uusep55Es
lid .'ausB.auBers. GS sutRau Ri4ts, mas Cen gta.
sen in HnOrSnuna brtHgsn i5nnts. sr bat stH,n
IeHr auBsueBmsn gsI4mad uub tutrS Az IT,
usm grsiis SsrtauIt, DsI4gIsBR SsmInbsmitt,Itasu
,rgau5t, Ta feiner sstItrdfte tpeBaftis pma@su.
Etu0ar empFuSeu grO6egtubsruug burh
i,tuc bsiduftigsubsu gtgsni@aftsu, menu Ne
an Group Obsr RsuabuFeu tstOeu.
greis-5O GeHt8 unO 81 90 pro 5Iai5s;
ie mebr, ie biatger.
Sci allen apOtbeteru ;u babeU.
6. 81. GrittentUn,
oueiniger Gtgentbimer
Stem gprt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
NEUsT
NentftheS @fnbermcbl.


Iiei58 reuberabms 9raparat eH!aiIt Gle gun
G8auJuuJ ppu SIe!ih, auo6eu &iat, Diaots.a uas
ica,it pcu Qcrpcytrait eriortariihsH 0ctsH13t.s
u11 3par IN elmer fur Istiete @utauuH5 gtat5n'.'a
TcIm. Bon ben uu5eiebeufIu Gar,isn " c1noor
ol5 t5r Bette unb 3ursrldiu5fs Srias tur D.ntiet7
miIl lae-tlnut uub al5 pa5 Jutrs5tb'is Nrna7ElA5s
m;.iel flr agiue uno paaimpe A'aaet' l'9lS l-t
9rlnie uro Geue'sube empicb'n E9F..a' g..E
itaeoter's zeutIdeS GtuoermebI tlt tslHts'
meas ciue Gieoiitu, iouceru Elm Grnagrun9eS
nitteI. gBslen ietue5 bcocgiea1sH e.2g0'.tsQ''
ionic rre1eu iiuer laitt2H ger1aa!tTts's' leiEe
zhm.fbsf!a,eit uub ihHeueH Nulu1ome mo o'ut
IN s,s o,ronrie RtnoemebL Ucr3lsla tenitui5sa
,rrn G,6Iaus ,mpfcblfu, Rte an gereauun5 apa5s
25,,5 r7r,rs s-sfs5su1er uuiuEaiaeucer 6rnabrun5
Tr bS,s- Sipifipefisl an Slatarmutb, ial1TlT
gprsf5I. cter pa.her auotsHttleun5 uuD Gebnltttm
I,;Tsr 1rrtt utrb % beionber5 gum Ggbt1u4 fur
S5g7lir,g, ein5er In iHHeusm g8aa5tbum, iupte i1t
Jslfs eiussr, bic GHla5s gu ioseuauHsea ptcppe!ea
lyleberua baber, aHsae5entltH empioblani feruer
F1r CrspsrGfer, Rraute un6 Geueienbe tn is0eu
cts5tur, iOr!e fur g2erpeHI5Baae uRb GTih6pits.
gst fsblanser, cher niht gutter uHD seEG3enbgT
gRuftermilA II bu5 aiu5ermebl oeE einjtae
anctfauute Grias bar uat1rltaeu Va5ruu5 bs5
S5usltas5. SugIeia TIT e5 bas fderite S6utm!i'ei
Ser ele.ueu sessR ,,EUmmers 6 OmpIaint, -
hpniibs 9iGrrboe mb &inoerdOIera. 9u b1i
Sen IN alien ApotbeteE, gret5 90 Seats per SuGaS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

SpiGeubes 9uta1teH eer S9. Surrdh g 0pter'
unS bo5sebibstcr Ierste iast
neBr, aIs san,e 9dnbe gi6er:
,,.@eebrts Serren! Die ipsits 9RetuunsSz Bsr'
f6isbenbet unter @eratsn rarlber oh es ps,ie uber
htpedm6sa Iei bel 9rGufteit alepb
Std au,ilipsr ben Idbt 5 tur1 ten ar9umeut gu 9uns
fteu zines beipneeIen S2iritacienzo Sranos, ipts
Spabr poer gebats ure fpertbpou es an6 lei, IN SHs
Raria bIinaen obiton sir gut Gheil eeisr 4bpet9n9
BON Mnftten fit uriprnnoli5 dul be beroerblt9sn
spirtuRasn beS oils, retEc rs etne une 9plrituoteH
etifettirten uub rerfGu'teu Stoiies utid7ren ldBt
gHe ftiumen Gbsr bdriH iteretn, 6nb, psnnntmer
GtirlIantia eebrdu5t iperSeR. pb ne MN dngeSei8t
finb peer niGt ibre CUTE 8ei1dIenbeit eur5 Grta5s
rng I'M Rrnniersnuer peer er bic SeT'aiieiteu un1
zerfu6uueeu i'm hemi1den S0horatpritn auber 6rdge
3ipGnsia SabreR i'm Trpsueue une le8tttnen Apottes
fer<@etdite bat inns in petem umtange nit ben 5ss
Slrfrifien eer drSt6er 4ropis un6 nenertotbernHen
her Rronten Setrefs ber 8ercronun9 ppH StimuldHz
4ieu befannt gemadt. Bon ben rtelen, III uulerem
GtabIiiiement u6trene eieer Sabre 81 meeiSinti9em
Gebrdiihe berdbreGter fpiritu5ieu NrtiteIn tommt
Stiner pie mir superii6ti5 iageu tDnneu, benz bes
xfbnltsn Hufpicben Deai;s eB btSteD an 6retletn
son NuieIDI lrp anbereu iGdoli6su Stoiter an sldts
fem Ssi6mad, bpuem uro 3artem Arptrd ttd9e ios
boE er iic5 allen ItersiIfeH, pie btm eMpitne4tteH
qPSser oIeid arnebmbdr erfueit Bei Rerperiteber,
RiIbr Turdfau uno allen itteberen apdntpettstormsn
fperben bic Melste nieien m5Sfspsartite 1s Sttmus
Ians unn Tpnicunl IHi HitdSbdr ftnesn pbne rgenopss
DE Der fbeIn yatnil tunBen the DE ait bas etnneP'
men bon heniaer seIGuterter SptrihIDieu foIsen.
Surran 6 SoIer.
Gn9rpSs une @nbetdIlz Droauiiten,
Hode1tsr, g. D."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
IS. GOnsref. Grfte sieuna.

Die GoniuIars Hne eipIpmatiftbe Biu i'm Sc
nate une Sts 51uR' une 9afenbilI i'm 5aufe
aibsIisu RObiniOnS AbIdeu Dor Cretu
,,,,A RsRnrntfnnan,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
6rausrgidl une Ger Batitai

3Om, 8. Sunt. - Das @ouFfortum 3ar
@reiruug Don Rarutudleu III tufolge etust
Observation-Disclosures, msIhe 8ptiGsu
benz Sutifau uuJ Der frunl0hdeu 8egterung
iUsgsu siusr augsbltdsu SsrlfbunQ Oes @Onz
fcrOats entfonoen III, bis 3um 5erbff per.
idobeu norbeu. Ser BapF laBt 0urh etHe
&Cmmiiiiou BON farotualeu cine EtOteituOte
auaarbstteu, iDeIds bic @beidstOuugsgsi' es
bstyeiisn uno an bic frau20iGsH RatbOItisu
ggIaubt fusrosu i0u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Die ,.Duapfdbs ERGI,. SSbistep: gOmpasnie"

Die ,,DuTp'idbs EHGIs SSbistep. gOmpasnie"
sIcbt in eintgsu Iugen aus iRrem iSsBsn tsmSordren
Quarter Rr. 1T, Bsit,6apttteFirabe mad ten 8es
rapmisen asfaiitattu @cRe Htr Baltimore une
@aIpsrtItTaAe, um.
SrrlS: Gin RpGar bic cuartFaidbe. Strfubt
H., (maiI6 IItg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

2oubOu, 9. Stunt. - qus Calcutta tele.
grapbirt man Der QOuoOusr ,Eimss, tu 5H.
otsu per0e troB 0es ruitideu 0smsutls al.
Rrmetu Reglaubt, baB Seralbs BON Der per-
iiihsu 8sgterurg Oem Gjlrsu abgslreteu
norteu ia, Guiiita Eruppsu ftanOeu felt
geraumsr 33it In Tit. Serntbs am isuietttgeu
ufsr bss 8IuIie5 6sriru6 i'm Eurtmsnsngez
btete. G6 to aud noblbstorut, oaB ruitbe
gmtf1ra, eupbgmihtid gBOridsr" geuanut,
T6 iait stntger 3ett In Der Hadbaridaft
uou Barjo5b aui1isitsu. UiaIoc Bell, Elm
euglHar @euteoiT3isr, Deilt augeubtidltd
IN 5srn6fS.
Ter PGniglid5s shnarpsbrustr auS gsus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
Der RtcardsuasanaI.

Die uuterbuubIuugeu nit yticaraaua tn
Be3ug auf &Ou3eIiiOn fir etusu ShirT5taaa
bonn utlautii4eu nod bem fttueu OieaH loi'
len jsbt 70 melt seOtebeu istH, bnB StaatSs
isfretdr SrsItugbupisn stue UOrIduFge Ser
niuiguug BON ca. $500, 900 iiir oas unter'
usbmeu empfublen bot. Die IageIegeubett
qelaugte in Der beutigeu gretuttOtBuug oea
Seuutss iur Spru6s, js0Oa pHtoe tstue
&nthei6uug getrOfsu.
r. sD.....;. L. R.,5.TtA SsA IIufrubr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
BiReOrss @sser Don etonleo'' SonSel'aattO'

2tiiab0u, 8. Stunt. - Webrsre Regar
itu6 aus Mlo3ambtaue bier auget0mmeu.
Ste sulfoFen pom Stnttousu, Die Don Dem
QfritnrsrsnbeH Ssurp 20. Staulsg gsgriiu'
bet purbsn. Die Rsgsr babeu Oem gtartusz
Niuiferium cine Ssi6m,r0e eingeretdt, In
mslder Ite behaupteu, iie ietsn inter faIihru
uoBsu uuo 0teliad mlBbauoelt morOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
"A. Sabrgattg.
Eene Mm3eigsa.
Stan leIe bieiss ScnguiB
unb Senfe Sarnber mad!

Suls.ubss gutaB.sn ter 9S. Gurran 6 SpIer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

8te bsuttas Stsusr @tnnnhms bstruJ
$9a7, ,5O4 uu6 bic 3Oaetunabre S428, 81.
3ur giuIoiuug bsftmu1te National. 8aut'
rotsu I'm 8etrnge pou S499,OOO ltsfsn baHte
i'm Sdobon1te stu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

gOubOu, 9. Stunt. - Der WaOri. 60uig
if ruu istt Gugsu bier, uu6 nod tmmsr
'ou tr fih fetueu 8auft ange3ett babeu.
gr gsbt lsOeu &btnb in'S BALLET, psldss
i'm gaui auBerorosntlt6 5u gsfa[lsn ideiut.
9m Snulfag abeno mar az In Der yGlhamz
bro" un0 3Og 0urd ietu etiTtges NppIauot.
rem Der EQIieriuusu, BON osnen er rsiu auge
ubneutate, Die 9ufmerfIdmtstt Der auu3eu
2uidaueridaft uui F4. glaG Dem 8beater
uar fr ai5 SAT- I'm rSuUage'Gtub" uuo
uGriuhta uutar Der gr0Bteu 9ettsrfett Der
gttBltetIr, bic Edu3srjuneu uadluabHsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

eife Fabrsirn Gamble in Gtuennatt; 54
r,6su6e @spab oab tbr Ger bms tRet V1-SNNL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10
3 DOrD= g 0 q D.

ls3-eMWl2) PROCTER & GAMBLE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-06-10

yant BsTIdten 6es f0tlitti9en Biireau8
belief fid tie Insfubr bon Betroleum uub
Petroleum GrObutten i'm aprtI 1884 auf
SO. 292. .42G segsn $3,172, 492 i'm gprtl
1888. Su ben nm 80. aprtI 1884 perfrides
neH 3ebu Wirnntsu rsprdisntlrtt bic Betro.
lsunausfubr etusn 8srib BON $38, ,272, ,244
uno in bsu suiiprsbsubeH sebn giOunten Oss
ootheraebsuSsn 6tsIaljabtes etusu g8srtb
rcu S35,195, ,S65,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08
Arnold Walden Institute.

On Monday, September S, the next
annual session of this school begins
GIFTS and boys from sixth grade up
ward Will be received. The faculty
for the ensuing year has valuable
addition in Mrs. J. n. Manuel, who
Will give regular lectures on geology
and aesthetics. Mrs. Walden, Miss
Haywood, Mrs. Waller and Miss Car.
ter will occupy their accu stoned
places. Pupils can practice their mu-
sic in the building, If desired. ar
engagements may be made for learning
German and French. Those who
would have the best should enter the
first day. School building west end OF
Fourth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08
Neutrality-suspicious..
A wedding and a nIrnro0 s.n

a wedding and a Divorce Suit,
Special to the Gazette.
WEArHERFoRD, Tx, Sept. .ooits
romantic and novel wedding occnrro5
this week at the Methodist church
The contracting parties were Mr. w
Nj. J. Cooley and Mrs. NIatin A Thnr,
Der Of Wise county. This being Tho
nearest point to them they coneiuded
that II would be best for them hi get
IN q two-horse buggy and come dewn
70 TINS place TO be Joined together for
better or worse The parties looked ~
oe about thiTty-iive and thirty wears
In the district court quite an inter.
estlng divorce case has been ON The
iapis yesterday and the dav before of
i1agood VS.. Hagood. The wife i an.
ing Tor divorce and separation of the
property. About fifteen witnesses
We're examined. Messrs. Mccall &
Mccall were the attorneys for the de-
Ienuant, aud Messrs. Harcourt a.
stevens for the plaintiff. There was
no decision, the trial resulting in a
hung jury. "
Inc sun Issued mammoth edition
Yesterday, and sent copy to every
taxpayer whose name was on the
assessment rolls.
Col, w. y, Fales, from Eningham.
III, arrived day or so since, and will
settle here.
Cotton is coming in brislIly, and
selling at . to 10 cents.
smith, the horse thief who was shot
near Pooleyille, is still alive and likely
to recover.
NO GAZETTE came to-day. The
subscribers all kick when THE GA
zErrE is missing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08
RECEIVERS SALE.

y pursuance Of the order or the District
j court oi Victoria county, made ON fhe aist
Jay VI July, 1891, in cause No lp2s on the
I uooket OF said court, wherein Ayers 4 Can.
non and others are plaintiffs and The Texas
continental Meat company are defendants
\ l Will sell the following property of defend,
ants, to-wlt: Their sLkudHTE,.s ,,n,tsN
/ AND ICE FACTORY, at y ,rt Wor,,, T.ya ~
ana all the mach.dery, tools anniiances 80
appurtenanees TO the same beionglna. to.
! kelher Win the land upon which me same
stands, the same being FULLY described in The
order aforesaid. Also, Their Slaughter II ouse
ana Ice FACTORY, AZ Victoria, Texas, aud ali
me machinery, tools, appliances and appur-
WnHnces To the same belonging Together
with the land upon which the same stands
also iully described In the order above ne
leired 70; said property is offered ut prfrdie
, Aut, uhlil lhe lirst day OF October, 1881, and
proposes lOr the purchase OF the same will
be received until that day, and N moi SOLD M
private sale on or before said first dny al
october, lNSl, the same will he sold nj publIc
auction, within the hours prescribed by law
by the undertlgned, on the first Tuesday In
November, 1881, Il beiag the ith day OF said
month, to-wit. The properly IN Fort Worth
at the door OF the Courthouse OF Tarrani
county, In the city OF Fort Worth, Texas
and the property In Victoria Rt the door OF
the courthouse OF Victoria county in the
city OF Victoria, Texas.
The terms OF sale, whether private or pub.
lie, are cash, and IN both cases said sale Is
made subject to the approval OF the District
Court OF Victoria county, and viii be re-
ported TO said court az the next term COM
noncing November 10Th, 1884, and no title
Will be made to the purchaser until tho said
tale : confirmed by the court
The undersigned will give nill Information
and particulars TO all applicants.
n. r. pRIDHAM
Receiver t. G NJ. CO.. Victoria. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-08
SUMMER SESSION
or
CAPITAL BUSINESS nnlIErr

Oners ihoyouah and c,r,,,,.,.
81, eiNk hEPlNG combined with nifs,i 49,. .
n,oI ~. lSh IN Arithmetic, forms OF ComrnSr'
law t"PrSSts' Sorrespondence aud Bnsiness
,.am, me Normal PcnmanShin nen",tl
ment In charge OF fbe ~, bi 's.fsl
ri ,,s.,,u.o penman, Prof. II. A. t;Tis,i,,s y
ar Nl' IS special attention OF stndan,s
Taught by specia Isl, prof y " ts., Nlan Is
t tcSss University and German nv tSe pres2'
S anI Ihe experienced operator and eleniSi,
onr so,; Il, =, boho teaches rclegaphy.
"a ~ ~ 'aollllles Tor Business and Practical
NJiu ,.,. are unsurpassed In the SouthyvSe
invest IN q Business Educatlopi IN VosS
s aol Vost NY months time and a sis schoi.
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Cotton Gins, Presses; Atlas Engines;
Russell Portable and Stationary En-.
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and Cotton Betting; Shafting, Pulleys I;
Gas Pipe, Pipe Fitting; Brass Goods /;
Steam Pumps, ETC.; Avery and Oliver
Chilled and John Deere PlOws; Double
ShOvels; Georgia Stocks; Sweeps,
Bull Tongues, ETC., etc; Moline and
other Farm Wagons; Cane Mills and
EvapOratOrs Tents and Wagon Sheets !;
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Wagon Bows; WheelbTrOws Wagon
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broadcast Seed Sewers; Elevator Cups;
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-02

The OglethOrpe Base Ball Club will
mold irregular meeting tonight.
Magnolia Encampment No. l, |. o. o.
F., will hold regular meeting and cleo
ti0n at their hall tonight.
The steamtug Republic was laid W
Yesterday for the season at the Savannah
Tow Boat COmpany's wharf.
The Georgia Hussars will meet at their
hall tonight to consider business of i'm
portance to the company.
About one hundred yards more of the
large water mains on Bryan and Aber-
corn streets remain to be laid.
The Patterson Opera Company Will open
its engagement in the Queens Lace
Handkerchief tomorrow night.
Judge d. 4. O'Byrne, who has been i'll
for several days, has recovered sufficiently
TO resume the practice of his profession.
A sailor from the German bark Betty,
lying at the Ocean Steamship Company 5
wharf, arrested for fighting, was the only
prisoner dOcketed at the police barracks
last night.
Georgia Nixon, who was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Waring Russell last
week charged with assaulting a woman
named Jane Collins, wasyesterday turned
over to the Superior Court for trial.
The committee of the grand jury to
whom was referred the tax budget sub
mitted bv the County Commissioners, had
a conference with the latter yesterday.
The several items Of the budget were eX-
planned by the Commissioners to the sat
isfactiOn Of the committee.
Capt. Henry Blum sold yesterday the
property known as lot No. 81 Monterey
ward, on the corner Of Bull and CASTOR
streets. The eastern residence on the lot
was sold for $4,000, the western lot at
IS, 100. Mr.. John Lyons was the purchaser
of both, and expects to consolidate the
Two houses into one, as originally de-
signed. This Will make one of the hand
soonest and most cOmmOdiOus residences
in the city, in a delightful location.
John S. Conway, colOred, night inspec-
tor Of customs and a delegate Of the
custom house faction to the Brunswick
convention, was arrested Monday night
by Policemen Dwyer on the charge of
fighting at the Savannah, Florida and
Western Railway depot as he was leaving
for Brunswick. Yesterday he was re-
arrested by Constable Henry WetherhOrn
and taken before Justice Waring Russell,
Jr., on the charges of carrying concealed
weapons, assault and battery and a breach
Of the peace. He gave bonds for his ap-
pearance at the May term of the City
Court