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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
WACO.
A Livery Stable Burned Fighting the
Narrow Gauge Accidents and
Incidents.

Special TO the Gazette.
Waco, March l5--Wiley Jones liv-
cry stable on Third street burned al
q o'clock this evening. All the horses
and vehicles were removed In safety.
The building, the adjoining sheds and
forage were destroyed. The loss VIII
he about s.. 900, fully covered 10y insur-
nncc. The fire originated in the for
ave room on the second floor. IL is
supposed that some cmployc was ur
there smoking, and dropped sparks
into the forage. The water works
were "a complete failure, there being no
pressure Mt all for some time, Had
the building not been isolated and the
weather moderately calm, an ini-
mense conillgratlOn must have inevi-
tably ensutd.
Another meeting of the recalcitrant
subscribers to the Narrow Gauge rail-
road subsidy was held at the court
house tonight. II was an adjourn
meut from the meeting of Thursday
night. The spirit is still for resisting
the suits OF the road, and attorneys
have been engaged TO do the fighting in
court. IL may be said In behalf of the
men who aie resisting the payment of
these balances. that they are among
the leading and most solvent business
men IL Waco. They claim that an
important business principle Is at stake
aud nre thoroughly IN earnest.
The pay car of the Texas Il 81. Louis
railroad will not reach here until
Monday niurnlng, rs Two days will be
, required TO pay oil tile numerous ein-
ployes and other accounts ut Tyler.
The men all along the line have over
four months wages due them, but
will receive only three months pay.
In the eastern part of the county
day before yesterday. Miss Arnold had
her clothing to take lite while passing
"a pile % burning brush in The yard
She was terribly hurued and died IN
great pgouy Yesterday.
A negro nnmrd San 'Tnmpliu, neu
Gulindb, In this county, shot and
killed himself last night with shot
gun. Whether suicide or accidental
cannot he said,
The county court adjourned for IA,
term tu.day.
Father Dumoni the Catholic pastor
Is quite IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
C0NDENSED TELEGRAMS.
A Brief Summary of Minor Happenings
Throughout the World Yesterday.


Chas, w. Hassles, railroad bond
dealer, New York, has assigned.
Nothing important was elected In
the trial OF O. \. Carpenter Tor the
murder of H0ra Barns ut Pittsburg,
Illinois.
a Toronto telegram reports second
railway accident near High Park. a
fireman was fatally injured and d0m-
age done rolling stock amounting To
SO 600.
The police az London will prevent an
advertised meeting of communists At
the grave of Karl Mari. the famous
Socialist, tomorrow. The cemetery
will be closed.
VIM q. Morgan Of Putnam, Earle
& Co., New York, denies being de-
| fauiter, and promises rs soon as he eau
recover sufficiently from his illness
that he VIII return and explain all sat
| isiactorily.
The first through train passed over
the Mexican Central, consisting of prl.
vate cars of the general manager aud
others. The road VIII. be open to
freight aud limited passenger traffic
April LIST; regular passenger trains will
not be put on til May ist.
The Chicago Irbune's statement
that the Northwestern Railway com.
pany intended 10 parallel the Union
Pacific 10 Denver by extending the
Sioux City 4 Pacific is pronounced
pure fiction without authority of any
character.
The east bound passenger train on
the Western North Carolina railway
was wrecked near Marion, the engine
ana two cars being thrown down an
emhankment Engineer Knox was
Killed and the fireman badly bruised,
out M Others seriously hurt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
ATHENS.
Adjournment OF District Court-A COD
ylctl0n.
snecinl to the ostette.

Special to the Gazette.
Athens, March 10 District court
adjourned for the term, and Judge
Felix ] McCord has tried his last case
here, ag this viii Ice his, as well as DIS
trict Attorney James 5. Hogs. last
court. Both have made good oil GERS,
splendid soclable gentlemen, and our
citizens IA well rs the bar here In this
county regret to lose them. The erin.
inal docket was fully sounded, ana
general satisfaction given. While
there are five murder eases continued
for want Of time 10 try them, there Is
only one hat will have to remain In
Jail until the September court, all the
others being allowed bail, which was
given. The case tried was that OF
Harris for burglary at l'incastle in this
county. He was sent up for two years.
A protracted meeting is In progress
at the Presbyterian church, which
Will no doubt last several weeks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
~ EMPIiIS.
An Interesting Cotton Case Dscided-A
Question Of Delivery.

Special To tho Gazette.
Memphis, Tenn, March l5.-The
suit of billiard 81 Coffin against A. A.
Patton ~ Co., in which n great deal OF
interest has been manifested for some
time by cotton men, was decided TO.
day by Judge Hammond In the United
Slates court here. The suit involved
about 900 bales of cotton, worth He.
between So 200 aud $4,000, which
was destroyed by fire in August, 1859
The cotton had been sold by Dillard e
Conlu to Patton & Co., but the latter
had not paid for their purchase, and
after the warehouse fire they declined
to do 80 on the grounds that it was not
properly heir property under the GUS
tomary rules governing sales of cotton
iuaugurated 10y the cotton exchange.
The court decided The case in favor Of
The plaintiff.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
HOUSTON.
4 Drunken Mans Quarrel Sam CoIville
Shot by Bngsdalc.

special 60 the Gazette,
Houston, March l5.-There was u
difficulty Tonight ut Custler'a grocery
store, IN the Filth ward, which may
terminate fatally. SAM Colville
raised row with W. f. RagsdNle, an
engineer ON The Narrow Gauge. Col
vile wGs intoxicated, aud attempted
TO hit Ragsdale with stick, when
Ragsdnle took Il from him. Coivllle
then drew u pistol aud fired, the ball
passing between Ragsdale's legs.
Rapsdale closed with him, and in the
scullle the pistol wasagam discharged,
aud tho bill entered Colvillo's right
shoulder, making u serious II not fatal
/ wound. RagsdHle surrendered aud
was released ON his reeognizGncc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Colorado stoehmen.

Denver, March i5.-A meeting of
the Colorado Cattle Growers associa.
tinn was held here to-day Resolutions
We're passed requesting the members of
congress from this state 10 urge the
immediate passage of the Hatch ami.
mai industry bill Also the joint res.
olutlon for The suppression OF The
mouth disease In Kansas. where great
alarm Is felt The association declares
against the importation Of all cattle
into the state aud asks the governor To
call sppcial sss don OF the legislature
TO enact quarantine laws.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
AyEunrzzLsn CAPTURED.

Baltimore March 10 A special to
the News from stanton, Va, says the
police on a requisition from the COVER,
nor of Ohio have made an important
arrest at Waynesboro. Several years
ago an extensive embeAzlement occur
red in Ohio. For years the fugitive
has been unsuccesstully searched for,
until Yesterday when he WAS discov'
cred as alleged in the person OF A. NJ
Finch. depot agent at Wuynesboro. 1t
il said Finch was discovered by an old
ace uaintance, who happened 10 pass
through Waynesboro, and who notified
the Ohio authorities. II il believed
that the money he enbe2zled is sc.
sreted somew here near the scene OF
the transactions. Finch was taken to
Ohio
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

\ Speech on FcRce.CuIthlg Local
ItcmS 0i Interest.

Items Nl interest,".
special 10 tho Gazette.
Morgan, March d. DR.. Andrew
Young OF Clehurne viii address the
citizens OF Morgan on "Fonce-cutting,
its Causes and Remedy in few
days, but we do not know the exact
date.
Capt. Tllman Smith 81 Clehurne has
announced rs candidate for district
Judge OF this district at the ensuing
November election.
Ata meeting Mt the academy Mon
day night nm attempt will be made by
The young men TO organize n literary
society.
Prof, Randall closed His singing
school nj this place with musical con-
cert last night. He will visit many
other points In Texas TO give instrnc-
ton In music and we take pleasure IA
commencing him 90 the people a. a
number one teacher.
The GA2EraE nuws-boy thought II
the Murphy.Eaton trial lasted much
longer he would soon be able to retire
to private life and live in! comfort the
remainder of his days, on the harvest
rosped by the sale OF that paper. Muci
interest WAS manifested In the trial III
Morgan and all the readers We're gla,
ut the result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
GALVESTON.
Freaks Of a Crazy Woman Scraps of
Her History.

specia, 10 tho Gazette,
Galveston, March l5,--This morn.
ing's train brought 10 the Union depot
u respcctably-dlessed woman, about ~
years OF age, who espying MIR. Ar
nold's buggy waiting near by, stepped
into II and drove rapidly away. The
police overlook her In the east end ol
the city and brought herto the station.
She gives conflicting and iucoherent
accounts Of herself aud Ia evidently OF
unsound mind He name appears TO
he Margaret 'rurher, and she claims TO
have been lost nc the Capitol hotel In
Houston. she also SAYS her stepfather
IL Il. H. Sripger, Baptist minister OF
Jackson, Miss, and that she Is well
acquainted in Bryan, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

The remains OF All Sam, tho China
man OF the Jeanette, have travelled
la,O00 miles in search of grave. but
are not yet in their final resting place
Ihey will soon he taken across the
United States to san Francisco, 5 600
miles, and then across the Pacific, 10 :
UOO miles further, to the old home in
CHINA, thus making the circuit of the
globe ana one-fourth Of second cir.
cum. He was brought from Asia and
goes back TO Asia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
An Assignment.

Louisville, Ky, March Is. The
Lenioine " Go. Incorporation for OPP
Grating the Pike tobacco warehouse
assigned this afternoon to the Fidelity
Trust Co. Liabilities, $50, 600 TO SlO0'-
600; assets claimed to he sufficient TO
satisfy creditors. The failure Is said to
he owing to farmers not shipping to-.
eacco. promptly, and the banks press
ing for moneY,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
TulNyEs WHO fElL Osr.

Cincinnati, March Is The Cinoin.
natl GB2etlcs Fort Wayne, Ind,
special says at Monroeville, sixteen
miles east of here, two thieves, James
O'neil and VIM. Boyle, quarrcled
alongside the railroad this morning
over division Of stolen property in n
valise. Boyle shot Neil, seized the
valise, jumped on II passing freight,
was arrested here, and taken back to
Monr0eville whore O'Neil Identified
him. OMEN died this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
ABsC0NDED WITH MILLIONS.
Eight OF Two London Solicitors After
Losing S5,G00,00O Of Their
Clients Money.

London, March 5.-Fredericll Searle
Parker and William Searle Parker,
composing the firm of Messrs. Parker,
solicitors, at II Bedford street,
w. c., have absconded with liabil-
ties estimated to exceed - ,00D,0n9
The Messrs. Parker acted rs financial
agents for n large number of wealth V
persons, including many of the nobil-
ity, and their collapse is believed to be
due to unsuccessful specnlations for
their pers account in which their
clients money was used.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
SAN ANTONIO.
Condition OF Joe Foster--Tle Grand
Jury Investigating the Late
Tragedy.

Special to tho Gazette,
San Antonio, March IS. Joe Foster,
ono of the men engaged in the bloody
encounter which proved fatal to Ben
Thompson and King Fisher, Is i'm.
proving, but still counted In a danger
GUS condition. The tragedy Ia being
investigated by the grand jury, who
are also examining into the truthful.
ness OF an alleged plot 10 assassinate
Jacob Coy, the special policeman who
swung tn Ben Thonlpsn's pistol dur
ing the melee. The Mexlcans charged
with being parties 10 such u conspiracy
are being held 10 await the action 81
the grant, Jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
FORT SMITH.
Death Of a Prominent ChOc,aw- Pursuit
Of u Horse Thief.
snoeInl % IN Nnaolle.

special 10 the Gazette.
Fort Smith, Ark, March lj.--Judge
James Il. Thompson, n prominent
member Of the Ch0ctaw senate and eI-
treasurer of the Choctaw nation, died
at his residence Mt O. X lodge this
morning.
The noted negro horse thief Horn
back, stole a pony III the Choctaw ma
ton last night and sold It ON the streets
Of Fort Smith to-day and deparled.
Officers are in close pursuit, and will
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Cincinnati, March l5.-The Com
mercial.Gazette's Bloomington special
says James Robinson was convicted Of
granddaughter to-day for The murder of
his three-year-old step.son. 1t was u
case Of the most revolving and inhu-
man cruelty, and Robinson barely es-
capped lynching at the time of his ar
ie't. The Judge made n sentence OF
tWentN-one years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16


St. Louis, March l5;-The express
robber' FILLER, made n bold and despe-
ratio atteInptto escape tins afternc on,
since his arrival here he has been IN
Tho hands of the express officials, help
inc them to stralghten out iheir ac-
coIlnis. and has occupied q room on
the door Of the Lindell hotel, aadjoln-
ing that of General Manager Morse,
man, and a policeman being on guard
in lie han outside. This Afternoon,
while Morseman was present, lliler
quietly passed out OF the open WINDOW
and with the fire escape descended 10
the balcony over the main entrance OF
the hotel. which is two stories nlgh.
He rushed through an open window
into a Iady's bedroom, thence into the
ball of the hotel, but not being, nc
oualnted with the house he ram Wildly
and brought up in the ladies' ORD mary
o the sixth 3 rect side of the ho Tel he
outer door OF this room being locked,
he had to retrace his steps, and as ne
did 50 Officer King, the guard VINO
had been apprised OF his escape oy Mr.
Morseman, and had rushed down
stairs To head him OF, met and neboed
him. JIe was then taken to the courts,
delivered to the police, and locked up
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
ABILENE.
Accident 10 n Child = The Abscoading
Jcweler--A Funcral.

Special 20 the Gazette,
Abilene, March l5.--A little child
this afternoon was fatally II not seri-
ously hurt by being run over by u wag-
on, II seems that Il had climbed up
on the wheel while the wagon Was at n
siund-still, unseen by the driver, aud
when the wagon started oil was run
over.
No more developments In the case OF
Young, the absconding jeweler.
The funeral Of Flank Collins was
largely attended. He was buried by
tue Knights OF Pythias, Of which or
der he WAS u member.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Boys and Children's Clothing

Is q specially with us. In suits for
boys from five to twelve years we are
showing "A handsome liue. Our display
OF Kits suits il also good, while ~
shirt waist we are extraordinarily wen
liked. Mothers should bring the boys
around and see what wecan do in the
way of fixing them up.
WASHER & AUGUST,
Cor. Houston and Ith streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
We Are showinc.

An attractive line of summer under.
wear for gentlemen. Our line of
hosiery and hankerchiefs is also
worthy of inspection to say nothing of
our line OF neelSwear. Washer &
August, corner Houslsn and Fourth
streets. 0"''"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

a London millinery firm lately al,
vefiised Tor young lady tall anu %
good ngure, for the show-ro0m. Three
hundred applied, about 40 in person.
lhe greater proportion OF them evi.
ueh,iy holding different views IRON
nre Is. n.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

pn me evening of January 8Olb
while Tue family OF Edward II. Hatch
OF farmingdale, Me, were at PRAYER
the clothes Of Mrs. Match took ire
rom The open CRATE beside which sbs
was kneel'ng. Before the flames wers
eNtlngulshed she was shockingIv
burned. She died saturday, after fur
weeks OF intense agony. w 'V"'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
An Arkansas Failure

Little hock, March l5.-Tho On.
zeite's Pine Bluff special saws Rincla,
4 Co.'s railroad SUNNY stora 's s,si
closed by attachments Today sa Wa
repoftea ~ $4,000 debts SIS 900. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
A Fatal Foud at Rlack Jack Grove One
Man Killed aud Another Fa-
tally Wounded,

sulphur springs, March l5-We
learned very late this evening that "A
difficulty occurred at Black Jacl,
Grove, IN which James Parker was
badly wounded ana Joe Baker killed,
The difficulty grew out OF an old feud,
No particulars, Sheriff Ferguson and
DIR. II. y. Breton were telegrAphed to
come at once,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Ti,Ier., bold Attempt to Eschpc-f'hai'
ly Locked Up.
An Emb,zzler Captured After Search VI
Many Years.
- nrrnrss RoniiEn.

st. Louis, March l5.-pr,i, ,Is r li,.
Ier no pacific express company f v
her her. I i. .,iil housed at the Lindeii no no.
tsI il = charge lar Of express officials. lie
c as, II 10 sid them In siraightenlnliH;
IN the books aud accounts. ne wi, wi,I
be turned over to the police TINS even u,
iog ruler says positively he WI
plead guilty aud not seek TO @Noio
puuishment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Tariff nenlnrrnis.

Wilkeesbarre, Pa, March i5.-The
third district Luzurne, county, dele
gates to the state Democratic conyen-
ton instructed in favor of Randall for
president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

Diamonds, watches, clocks ana
lew.lry FOR less money than Inc sana
soods were ever before sold In ia " a,,,.
lat Howard Tully's. N :" 'ne c''y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
soft ana stiG

Hats in all grades, shades and
shapes. We are outiitters for all man
klnd. Washer d August, corner
Houston and Fourth street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

a Wen assorted stock of poods
affords pleasure to the purchaser wso
naturally wants tile latest STYLES I'm
assorted patterns II they come that
Way. We are here to satisfy the de-.
!, OF tue public, and that We do
our customers. 49, s' anu
~. ~ WASHER & AUGUST.
'of' Houston aud Fourth streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16

carmen Means Minnie Hank
And Howard Tully means TO sell
opera glasses at cost for the next thirty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
Slightly M

wsllsr'
/ New YORKER Es
4 CITY last summit Y
day from q , ss.l
chap who SID b e., y
n1elit bonds 10 dry.
make a very r'a''s'
cash. An,
"llut, my man' "
them.n
81 guess mol
"Whygn !. -
because the
ON me the mini
=" II can't uud'I'Ii,
/ ostranger, ycati,
cent, and II bscs ~.
Tin that itH
GRADUALLY arqqlna
s,aebes and akin,
out. 1t 50 bsHs
our leading bans
men who has ;li'
hid hid reememb'f o.
had forgotten ny
| Tie New iolss
even NJ ~ ps'
Walking
six umbrella, y L
Si'N Ws'S
Cor. Hcuslel
Samuel H ~,
was for three
| Spriugs, Arss
he died, sllsI
several tholi,ss., z
I l,sefriended blh
alton Of the vi
perry funersl'' H.
at Galesbufs
That Mr.. Hons
devised thh
buried at boas
School sulsa
shirt waists
Coz. H'1
A soldier II
Courier Y, ~
against eh
men who
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picture Of ~
priYates ar s,ts.I
n bill OF i'll
hardly coNf.,,l,
closes ~. rsl u
words: ,,.,a ~
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le'ss
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The Evening critic., 1884-06-13
REAL ESTATE.

The following uansfers OF real estate were
filed for record to-day with the Recorder OF
Deeds, as reported exclusively to THE CRITIC
by y. olmstoad, 1110 New York avenue;
NJ street north, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets west, square 2S2, su0lot 81,
2txg0, charies Kramer TO Charles W. sneideri
Eleventh street west, between S and T streets
north, square 300, sublot 9, 17x05ia VIM. II.
Stewart TO Ella l.. Thomas; s1,700.
ID street north, between Thirteen. aud. .a-haif
and fourteenth streets weet, square 257, sub
lot d, 1850 sx7b, Washington +. Nailor to sarona
Z street nortn, between First and Second
streets west, square b71, sublot 20, 25x10S,
w. Q. McIntire, trustee, 10 Thomas q. Fuller
East Capitol street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets east, square S07, part OF lot 20,
east i0xloh, Anna L. Tracey 70 Martha Il. Nc
Caueleai $4,000.
Washington circle, between Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty third street west square
81, sublot 20, 21ia It. front, the National hay-
ings Bank TO Martha NJ. Smith; s1,SO0.
Adjoining next above property, sublot 81,
Joseph Jones; s1,o25.
First street west, between d and streets
north, square OIL, sublot 3S, 2Ox1OO, Walter
o32. ~ " ''' " '''
d street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets east, square SDi, part OF lot o, east
2Sx76, Dora Bishop TO John p. V. Ritteri
Ninth street east, between X ard l streets
south, square 05l, part OF lot z, 10 II. IN In.
by u y. 1oia In, Luther Ii. Posey TO Euocn W
Nineteenth street west, between and K
streets north, square 1o0, part OF lot ~, south
25 y. by depth, Edw: A, Herman, trustee, y
Barbara Hoderman; $1,000.
County.
Beatty and Hawkins addition 10 Georgetown
part OF lot lit, west 40 II. front on SECOND
street by 1b0, W. l.. Dunlop, trustee, 10 Fanny
owen; $1,626.
Lees hill, Georgetown, part OF lot 9, Charles
W. Mattingiy TO John Mccarthyi $3.50.
The Evening critic., 1884-06-13
THE CHAIN GANG.
How Best 10 Utilize Their Labor
During the Next Fiscal Year.


Two are considering how best to avail our
selves OF the chain-gang labor during the next
fiscal year." said a District Commissioner to u
CRITIC reporter to-day. "The appropriation
will allow us funds for a railway and hand
cars for use In the asylum grounds, which will
prove OF great Importance In prosecuting the
works OF Improvement. II is probable that we
will begin by cutting through Pennsylvania
avenue or East Capitol street, and the dirt
thus obtained Will be used IN reclaiming n
large area back OF the Washington Asylum
buildings and turning what 10 now q useless
swamp into ground that can be cultivated to
advantage. and tho products OF which win be
an important addition 10 tho surplus OF the
Institution. We have been inauguratlng q
number OF reforms and improvements 10 the
affairs OF the poorhouse and workhouse re-
centlyj adding to the number OF articles OF
apparel allowed for the inmates; improving
tho diet and the quality OF bedding. Tne sys.
tenn OF employing the inmates on the street
improvements IN outlying sections OF the city
has worked very well, and we Will turn their
lab ors 10 good account"
The Evening critic., 1884-06-13
Pnieni MedIcInnn. .

as rule, have the reputation OF lmplSphg on
Rdroltly concocted adyerti8ementalHhd other
devices TO catch the eye OF those W 0aro sufer-
ing. But we desire 20 say that Sfifts specinc
This remedy is manufectuTedat Atlanta, Ga,
ana In our treatise ON Blood lhd skin Dis0as3b
we give the indorsement Of flhany 0f the pr0w-
We are spending large Amount ia adyertls.
Ing, for we think ~ our duty 10 hh.
manity % do 30. The won.
osrrar oenS, on aeyeiopmsK In me treatment , m M OF
II known 70 everftbufferor In the world. We
have medical atdees for tree consultation o.
No; 100 W. 21d sts n. X, 1908 Chestnut b.,
philadelphia and at the homo ONCE.
Treatiaebn Blood and skin Diseases mailed
THE N&rg spEcIYIo Cos Drawer 8, Atlanta,
etl Philadelphia.