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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
The y. nj. q, 4. Gymnasium.

The Young Mems Christian Association
gymnasium will be completed and opened by
tho first of April. Tho building is very
handsome one, The ladies' classes will be
held every day between 10 and IL o'clock,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

and the balance Of tho timo will be devoted
to gentlemen and boys. The instructor has
not yet been decided upon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

JNOR SALT-PRTNTED CARDS. "FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with TABLE AogEd" "Lhs House Gls
Rent price 10 cents EACH ior salo ~ Ih0 BuAneaa
Ohce0t The National Republican.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

A dead infant was found in the yard of q
vacant house near the Foundry church yes
terday Afternoon and was inferred at tho
expense of the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
ApOtIlecary.

c. II. FrcKurNe, 1860 Thlrty.socond street, West
Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Art school.

n .KoPPEn COS Thirteenth street NJ w. between
II. and streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

DUNCANSoN BROS, Ninth and streets
WALTER y, WILLIAMS. N. w. corner of Tenth
and streets
THOMAS H. BOWLING, Pcnnsylvana avenus
southwest corner of Eleventh street '
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

Mrs. $. z. FULLER, Principal, 1919 street N. w.
AuctIOnoers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

JAMES G. HILL, 1924 New York av.
Artist Tailor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Awning Makers.

$. j.. HAISLETr, St7 Market Space.-Awninns
made and repaired aud stored during tho winter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
FREE Al LAST.
The Case Against Frank James and
Charley Ford Dismissed by
lie Slain'S Attorney

Kansas city, February lin the
criminal court this morning, States
Attorney Wallace dismissed the ease
against Frank james and Charles Ford
on the charge OF the Blue Cut train
robbery Ia 1881. The attorney cub
mitted statement that owing TO the
refueai of Grpvcrnor Crittondon 10 par
don Dick Liddell, the state Is deprived
of his testimony aud also valuable cor
roborative evidence, hence he would
be unable 10 make out n case. Ne
stated also that the case at Galla;in for
bank robbery against James viii also
bo dismissed, thus vacatiug all indiet-
meuts ia Missouri. The announce
ment created quite n ripple Of surprise
la the court room. James WAS imnfe-
diateiy taken before Judge krcckel Of
the United States court, where hear
ingis now Ia progress on the charge Of
fobhing United States oayinaster Mt
Mussal shoals, Ala.
LATEf--Iu the Epilcd iStgtes court.
bail WAS refused TO Frank janice, and
he viii probably be taken 10 Alabama
iliia week. lilo H. now IN custody OF
the United sstatcA marshal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
- -
SAN ANTONIO.
Rumored Pardon Of Maj. Wass0n-Gen.
Mackenzie's Successor The
Bor,ler Trouble.

Special TO the Gazette.
San Antonio, February lit is re-
ported in army circles here to-day, and
generally credited, that Major WATSON
has been pardoued by the president.
He was sentenced to fifteen months
imprisonment, and has served seven
months.
General Stanley IL considered the
coming appointee to the command of
the department of Texas, rendered va
cant by General Mackenzies misfor-
tune. The appointment will be highly
satisfactory.
Nothing thus far of special interest
from I'll Paso. The Daily
Times extra says the town
is excited over "A threatened
invasion by the Mexican authorities
from Piedras Negras. The two men
held in Jail are Lcal<cy and Roberts,
and not Mr.. Flowers, who had moth
ing TO do with the killing Of Rdri-
guez but at whose saloon reports first
placed the occurrence. Great interest
Is taken in the reports all over the
West, but there seems to be no danger
now anticipated.
Leon /. Hays, who was reported
missing, writes from Galveston that h,
had intended to commit suicide, bu
when the time TO do the net came nj
! the bad acts OF his life came back Il
| him and this seemed to he the wors
of any, and he nitered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
LAREDO.
Death Of Mrs. Treyino An Information.
nj Shot Found Dead.


Special 10th Gazette.
IarCdo February II. Mrs. Treylno,
wife of Gen. Frevino, Of the Mexican
army, died in Virginia of oonaumptIon
last night The sad news viii cause
the two nations alike 10 mourn the
loss Of noble daughter.
The agent OF the South American
Gable company II In the city getting
up recruits 10 go into the service at
Nucatan.
a boy was shot to-day while fishing
Ia the Rio Gnnde on tho Americas
side, The gun was discharged from
tho Mexican side. The wound Is not
necessarily fatal. Arrests were prompt
~ made.
a man waa found dead In q ditch
near No ltcrey to-day. He lad regis
tered at The hO.el as &. j. Cooney OF
st. Louis, He hal forty-liYo cents ON
his person, in addition to leGters OF
credit from the bauk OF this city. some
say he committed siiclde by hsnging
himself.
Dir. o. w. Keller, agent OF the Low.
lpg Publishing company. leaves In
the morning for San Diego
The people of Laredo feel indignant
at the fact that her claims for superior
advantages AS a location f6t branch
of the uIjtcd States federal court were
not presented aud pushed bsfore the
Judiciary committee Wy her represent
ntlyus.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
WACO.
The Pacific Hotel Changed Hands
Commlssioncrs' Conrt--A DWa-
ton 10 the University.

Special TO the Gazette
Waco, February liza trade was
contaminated to-day 10y which Tue
management ofthe Pacific, the leading
hotel In the city, changes hands;
MIR, w. b. Scarborough, late lessee ana
manager, sells his lease, furniture, etc,
to Col. ), Nj. Holt, ut present cashier
of the Waco State bank, sud RUNS s,
Heatherly. The mother of the latter,
Mrs. Mary s. Heatherly, well known
for many years M propriotress of the
Mcclellan hotel, In Waco, and the
Hotel Maverick, San Antonio, Will he
In charge of the cuisine, rooms, etc.
The change gives general satisfaction
here.
The county commissioners. court
was In session to-day, with County
Judge Gerald presiding, for the first
time In many months. All doubts bt-
ing now removed us TO the legal status
of the court, they went ahead and pro-
vide q additional terms of the court, rs
provided by the new constitutional
amendment,
DR.. Burleson received advices to-day
that Mrs. Anderson of Austin has
donated 81 900 to the endowment OF
Waco university. This makes 5000
thus donated within week. The in
stitutlon is trying to raise 100000 out.
side OF Waco, and has thus far secured
about $35 900 of the amount.
There is very favorable opinion
here for holding the state Democratic
convention at For. Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
CIaEBuRNE.


special to the Gazette.
Clcburnc, February | MIR. sun o.
Austin, chairman of the Groenpach
-'.,o com. ,.,ee was in Cle0urne yes
terlay and leri Cor Fort worth n,ss
nlpht, While here lac consulted pro,'-
mcut Greer hackers In regard 10 WV
holding of n state nominating conVoh'
lion, Dr. Andrew Young, who IL "
member of the national Grconhack
committee. has received from Jesse
unrpcr, the chairman, notice That inc
prcsidcn tial convention will he holu
AZ indianapolis on Thursday, May "a.
Delegates from Texas VIII ho appoint
ed by tho state executive committee
without calling special convention
for that purpose, Or. Young thinks
that either Gen. Weaver or oN-Con-
prcssman T.. III. Gillette of Iowa VIII
be nominated for president, with
MASH Jones, or L.. a, Wood of Ken
tuclty for vice-presidont. q,
DR.. Young has been requested and
has consented to speak next SATURDAY..
nj Friendship church on the subject OF
uFence-cutting, It's causes and reiile-
dy.n
The county commissioners met to,
dny I'm regular quarterly session, and
were hard ut work all day on the re-
ports OF road ovcrscers. The county
treasurer's report will be submitted on
Friday. The business which has nccn'
mulatcd will hardly be disposed OF III
less than ten days.
The supreme court has affirmed the
sentences of Dock Martin, convicted
of manslaughter, and Bob Farrell,
convicted OF cow stealing, both OF
whom are now confined In the county
Jail. 49,,
The wnter-works force to-day laid
the large pipe leading from the well to
the public square, and have COM
menced to lay 1t around the square
Jewett Allen, an industrious and
sober young man, has been employed
by Agent Hcaly to assist him in hand
ling the Texas express business here
Rain has fallen at intervals all day,
and keeps the streets in sticky COR
dition. Since nightfall the rain has
fallen 1t. torrents, flooding all that
portion of the town near the railroad
and making the tstroets between the
depot and the square quite impossible
for pedestrians. The promised drain
age improvements have not been
made, nor has any real beginning
been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
HILLSBORO.
Funeral of Mrs. Lawler-A Boy shot
by His Personal.

Special TO the Gazette.
Hllsboro. February ll.-Mrs. j. A.
Lawler was followed to the grave this
evening 10y large conconrse OF SORROW
ing friends.
Mr. Tom Woodruff, living below
town "A few miles, was in the city to-
day, and says he accidentally shot his
son In the leg on Saturday last. They
were hunting rats in the barn, the boy
on one side and his father on the other.
aud us Il large rat ran in hole in the
corn, Mr.. Woodruff fired the shot,
and, strange to say, it followed the
course of the hole through the corn
and struck the boy on the leg, who
was standing ON the opposite side
from his father. The wound is pain
ful, but not dangerous.
This sun was shining n while to-day,
but ut this writing IL is cloudy and II
heavy rain is falling.
A brother of Mr.. Alex w. s'usen Is
in the city. He is just from the father
land, and is handsome representa-
tive of his country.
We are glad TO know that Mr.. G. l..
Railey, who has been sick for some
time past with pneumonia, is now
convalescing. We have missed Char
lies smiling pm2 during his sickness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
I.0NGY VIEW.
The Chism Case--An Accident-Plaus
for the New Jail.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Longview, February II. Judge
Booty ut Henderson, this morning,
granted continuation in the case of
the State VS.. Chlsm, and released him
on n bond of 50, $50.
T.. S. Terry, the new editor of the
New Era, got his toes between the
cogs of printing press this morning,
and had them badly crushed.
After converting to-day, the commits
sioners court adjourned to the 2lst
inst, that they might receive more
plans for the jail TO be
built here. The structure is to cost
$4,000. II seems that the Pauley
Bros system has made strong Inn
preston on the commissioners, and II
will require something Of eNtraordlna'
ry merits that will take its place. Tc
the end that the best may be had
.iall-builders are invited TO send plans
Immediately.
Still 1t rains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
WICHITA FALLS.
The Rains and Farming Ipterests-Asa
ilabn's Personal.

Special TO the GsEetto.
Wichita Falls, February IA more
favorable winter, both for the stock
and farming interests, than our section
has had SO Ian, can scarcely be imag-
ined. The coolest weather has been
without rain or snow, yet sufficient
rain fell DUNG the warmer spells TO
furnish stock water. htocSmen say
that cattle can stand the cold well
enough If IL Is without min. But up
to yesterday not enough rain had
fallen TO put the ground In
n good condition for the COM
ing spring, and some have been I'm.
easy on this account, Knowing that
crops In this country depend largely
on winter rains, but all cause for such
uneasinees is now removed, for last
night the rain fell IN torrents, iicodlng
the earth and giving il lust ouch a
soaking as II needed. The rain il va
riously estimated at from three and
one-half To- four Inches ] heard II far
mer say this morning that the rain
AMill be worth dollars worth of horpe
energy per day for each team for the
next thirty days.
Mr.. IL. a. Lewis, president of the
proposed Texas, OkloAana d Kansas
CITY faiITohn, VINO ba6 been Tor Two
months past in Austin, returned yes.
terday with his lady 10 his home In
this place.
Ne. Sam Maddox OF Austin, who
has been locating certificates In Greer
county, Il IN town to-day ON his way
home.
Asa Haba or milky Way the
great Comanche chief, WHO has been
here for several days, attended by MIR.
George Fox, his Interpreter, Is hold
Ing conference with some stoctmeu
Of this county IN regard to Il proposed
lease Of certain lands In the Territory
TO the latter for grazing purposes.
The town VIVA somewhat fuller OF
strangers to,day than usual. aud eight
prospectors Com Indian came up on
t0.day'h train.
Mr.. 81. Il. Bryan. editor of the
Wiehita HeriGd, left for Fort Worth
and Dallas this evening on business
connected with his paper.
Col. john q. Iones reports NIL the
stock Of tho Panhandle bank taken
up.
The train WINS two iours late to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
TYLER.
Death OF Mrs. Bonner 4 Hop The
MalOi Trial.

Special TO the Gazette.
Tyler, February ll.-Mrs, Bonner.
wife OF Col. Y. IL. Bonner, a promi-
nent citizen and banker, died yester-
day and was buried to-day.
Invitations are out for n fashionable
German hop February ilth, at the
opera house, given in honor Of Misses
Nelson and PAYNE of Virginia.
Col. w. w. Spiry Of Henderson Is
here defending Mahon, charged With
the murder OF Childers at Troupe in
this county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
Eli PASO.
Competition Of Electricity and Gas
Col. Bnylor's Scouts.

Special TO the Gazette.
III Paso, February lit looks like
war Is brewing between the gas
company und the electric light compa.
ny. The gas company agrees 10 fur
nish gas at 1920 per thousand cubic
feet, and the electric light 10 furnish
electricity al 80.
Col. Baylor, who went into the
Sierra Madrcs on search mission, has
not been heard from since the first
inst, aud fears are entertained for his
AhfetY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
ATIl EMS.
Serenaled on His Return From Austin
Local and Personal.

Special to the Gazette.
Athens, February ll.-Hon. John
:. Jones has returned from Austin 10
rest from his duties, and was compli-
meuted by serenade by the string
and brass band of our city last Satur-
day night His wife aud Miss Sallie
Robinson OF Rockdale returned with
him.
Tom Billy Jones, chief clerk in the
general land Office Mt Austin, AMI his
wife are visiting friends in the city.
Cooper purlnined Millcr's pistol yes
terday, md now languishcd in our
county Jail.
Business Is dull, and rainy weather
gives orr farmers the blues.
The commissioners court Is In scs-
sion, ~ we'll as county and probate
court
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
MARSHALL.
Celebration Of Marriage-A yiit
From Ex-Goy. brown.

tpeclaI y the Uazette.
Marshall. February I'm. Israeli
son, proprietor OF the leo factory, md
Mrs. NJ. Kahn, widow Of this late A.,
Kahn. were married laAt night at the
residence Of The bride, Rabbi Has
OF Shreveport officiating. Nu.
mersus friends In the city aud from IA
distance were present, and happy
time WAS enjoyed by all.
Hon. John q. Brown, attorney for
the Gould System, viii bo with IA this
week. The governor has many friends
here, who viii be- glad 10 see him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
KYLE.
The Morreli Memorial -Iion0rS to II
Grand Old Man.

Special to the Gazette.
Kyle, February IA grand day
for the Baptists Notwithstanding the
inclement weather. The Morell
memorial was grand success yester'
day. All day and all night the halls
of the seminary were crowded, and the
interest was enthusiastic. a mem
orial association was organized with
nearly one hundred members. rms
association was pledged to uucea4ing
efforts until hall shall be erected for
the Kyle seminary To the memory of
Father Morrell. The Baptists all look
happy to-day, and the community,
regardless OF denominatiOunl diileren-
cps, share their joy.
Tho hardest rain for u long time fell
here this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
THE HIGH COURTS.
Decisions Rendered Yesterday al the
Galveston Term, 1854.
cOMMlasIoN ~ AprEAls

Galveston, February 1.-THE COM
mlssioners of appeals aliirmed--Willy
d portervs. Rogers, from Milan; Ray
mond vs.. Glas,cock, from Travis.
Reversed md disIulssed--Iyan ~.
Potter, from Burleson; Lay e NJ. w.
Bhnkenshlp q Co, from Caldwell
Reversed and remanded OMleg ct
al. vs. Flock, from Harris; Eyitts W..
patt, from Wise Renaro VIZ, hullng,
from Lam pasas Glasscock ~. Hamil-
ton, from Travis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
A Mil,l.Cat Bank.

piaiteyilIe, WIS, February THE
piattevilie bank closed IT, dgurs 10. day.
Liabilities $50 GOO; casets $4,000. The
affair creates great excitement, ~
many local depositors had ail their
money IN tlis benk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
A DAY AT DALI
Local Happenings and NemM
Our Sister Cii!. |
Preparation for The Caitlsnas
In March.
Fighting Fire With Hands
Attempted Sultl&
Special to the Gazette.

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n',,as To,'s,,or. !, II,
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given ", a rest, o,,onl..l0,
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session on 'nc !, , ~ :. ',d ,",l
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ranging a aa Ine s1lnr al d
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mn missioner ,Ia',r,,oe n Of Comfy i
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with the econ, c9mi, % maSe = q
sarS III olaei , ~ atm Wa
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merchants eHc, ,,,aaiIos
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mittees to arian ,1sss. M \ Il
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would be raised : Z. = , y, ppD -
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out this evening w. ~ Ans nj
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
llplnalea Inll.

Wausan, Wiz, February 1.-THE
county JAIL burned here early this
morning. Mike McDonald and Ed
Carey, two daaperadoes confined In the
jail, were burned 10 death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
lieelntraiinn Ernnds.

Scranton. Pa, February ll,--An at.
irtlpt hga been ulada To Initiate the req.
lstry llets 0f the next election win
dead ard departed voters to Ito mum.
Der OF 700.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
Assigned.

F, INV York, February Joseph
.uesuiilhn Shaw d Co, pesIgned with
preferences Of 81 $50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
HousIa'|
. ''''h in the Inisrs'' |

special TO tue a',' '"s,y ~
Houston, pe ppa' srlI 4 !
ferei $500 as = W. XIX
lItlon In the i wv 4 oaIf
for by Texas c !, l,,Ls III
il enough 70 y, ll' sas f,nIlIl
to prove q g s.I,,,.',I n'''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-12
Meeting l'eII

cincinnati, l ''l,,, y
eral pasH,,'.n ,',sry lse
p poned on acc0''u'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-08
Rail RumhlinPs


Agent Morton returned from Peoria
yesterday.
A number of the railroad boys are talk.
ing upa ball.
Tomorrow is train Sunday on the C.
r. l. &P.
a new time card will soon be issued on
the Mercer county road
Nearly all the trains on the railroads
were late last night.
The St. Louis train on the c.. B. & Q.
was over three hours late.
Tue Rock Island & Peoria took out q
big load of passengers this morning.
The cannon ball on the c., r. l. & P.
was thirty minutes late this morning.
Lou Mapes, of the c. r. l. & P, is
taking a clay Off this week, and is visit
ing his parents in Geneseo.
The passenger travel is picking up. The
sale of tickets at the c. r. l. G. P. depot
will amount to over 81, 500 this week.
Division Superintendent Bush, of the
Chicago, Milwaukee 6 st. Paul, wen
back to Chicago this morning.
The bridge gang were engaged in re
pairing small bridge in the eastern par
of the c., R. |. & P yards yesterday
The bridge had became very unsafe, henc,
it was fixed up.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-08
Personal Points.

Mr. O. j. Dimick is home from his bus-
mess trip to Chicago.
Messrs. d. G. Bristol and j. 7. Smith,
OF Monmouth, were in the city yesterday.
Ben Evans and wife, of Galva, are in
the city, visiting friends aud relatives.
c. Z. Stegal, a prominent planter,
living near New Orleans, La is in the
city on visit.
R. J. MCGEE, manager of Jacob Riley's
marble works, leaves this evening for
Boston, Mass, on business.
L. F. Dimick, of Cambridge, well
known to our people, arrived in the city
this morning aud will spend the Sabbath
here.
Miss Libbie Lundy. who has been visit
ing her brother, Mr.. W. H. Lundy, during
the past week, returned to her home in
Naperville, H.. this morning.
Mr.. G. II. Westbrook and lady, well
known in this city, having formerly re-
sided here. arrived in the city yesterday
evening from Milwaukee, on a visit tc
relatives.