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New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

Louisa Watson, OF No. 474 Pearl-st., was ar
ragned yesterday before Recorder smyth after conyc-
tion a charge of having attempted commit suicide
Her counsel said that her condition when found was
caused by the fact that when she opened can OF Paris
green she thoughtlessy put her hand to her lips The
Recorder agreed TO suspend sentence but said J" When
you take Paris again please take enough to
vent your coming into the court better plan
will be not to take it at ALL" The promised not
TO attempt to take her life again.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
LONG ISLAND.

SHELTER IsLAvp-The Manhanset Houso Will close for
the season Monday.
CUTCuocuE.-Dr. BENJAMIN Carpenter. WHO died in
Jersey CITY on Thursday, settled In TINS village III
stead OF PltchOgue.
UrNTINGToN.-L G. Gordon has made an assignment
70 : & Conkn. without preferences Ills Liabilities are
s. 600 nominal assets, 1000.
WooDuAvTN.-Fred schwerfergcr. who tried 10
heat bis ifee brains out with n chair In her harr0om
an "wednesday night was arraigued before Justice Belts
in Jamaica yesteray and rcnanded To await the result
of her injuries Dr. Combs said that he had l1te DOUBT
% ler
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

this cannot be used to satisfy the Judgment OF the soh n
,reasnrnr hut the bondsmen, who have qualinea IN ~
S1S0 600 win have to make good the tar uSa
cheney. The rumOr that Mr DC Mott Ssn,oS 6Sa by the
PSrstc,an who attended him. lie SAID thas
death was caused by complication OF diseases pntY
Treasurer Hegeman and his assistants were pusy
49, ,rr,ng 10 find how far back the defalcation
tepded tate last evening Mr. Hegeman inumatcu '""'
No further defciency had been discovered.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
sEEKISG POSSESSION OF HER DAUGHTER.

A little Brooklyn girl caused some excitement IN
Walton n. T., on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
]. Marvin have lived unhappily at No. 9s5 DE
Kalb-ave.. Brooklyn, and recently separated. They
were married in 1872, and Mrs Maryln's mother
purchased house which she gave to her daughter.
Mr.. Marvin was druggist at the time but failed
in business and then became plumber. But he
was averse to work and came TO be known as the
gentcmanly plumber" In order to support her
self and their two children, now seven and nine
years OF age, Mrs. Marvin mortgaged her house for
$1,000: While, visiting some relatives IN Canada.
in 1884. she fell and injured her spine and her hus
band afterward abandoned her and refused to sup
port the family. A warrant for his arrest for
abandonment was issued last month by Justice
Kenna but it was not served. Shortly after IL was
secured Mr.. Marvin induced his daughter Ella age
nine TO leave her mother and to tho house of her
grandfather, ex-State Senator N. G.. Marvin, at
Walton. This was on August 1s. On Wednesday
Mrs Marvin, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Kate
Busted, went to Walton TO get possession of the
child Mrs. Marvin took her daughter to Oneonta,
but was pursued by the child's grandfather, who
was accompanied by constable and the child was
reclaimed Mira. Marvin returned home last even
ing after her unsuccessful effort to get her little
girl
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
AN HONEST ITALIAN PRISONER.

Paulo Male, of No. 8 East Broadway. was
tried yesterday before Judge Cowing on charSe OF s
sault In aiming blow with a stilotto at Joseph ron
tar The defendant when called To the witness stau
told under exJudge Bedfords cross-exaninatioh sup
light OF the affair The fury found Male guilty ol ASSAULT
hut Judge Cowng said; 1T Is 30 rare 10 nnd al i'asn
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

Tho defalcaion OF Charles De Mott formerly tax re-
eeiver Of Hampstead L. L. was the topic OF conversation
In Queens County yesterday. Many said that Mr. De
Mott had lived he would have been able TO vndicate
himself ana those who believe this advance the theory
that the difference between his monthly statements and
that the year is only clerical and
Is sufficient money in tho bank to the credit of this
10 mako good the difference. They do not say in
what bank the money was deposited, or why, when
Mr.. De Mott knew that there was a balance
to the credit Of this amounting to 81 0O0
he made effort to account for It. The deceased
10 said 70 have left property worth nearly Sl5oooo but
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

George Watson pleaded guilty yesierday dil III
from the poor box OF the Church OF the lmnaealate Con-
ceution. in Rast FOurteenthst. He was caught III tne
al hy mo Rev Francis Kelly. Recorder smyth said In
sentencing watson: "Of all the thefts that could be
Committed that which you have done III stealing from
noor.box I'm a church IA about the meanest man VINO
willdo that will do anything" lie sentenced MN 20 ono
year the Penitentary, the longest tcr io '"o
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
HOME WS.
pR0MNENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-John A. Kasson, late u S D,
Minister to Germany. and Admiral q NJ Buckle OF the
British Army .Th Arennc Mia =
A. Burke of New.Oreans Hoen'an, HoIse.eeneT ants
William Henry Smith OF Chicago, and Augustus Bran
degee Of Connecticut. VieioI1a S
man q g. b. Walker of Corning N ": Grand H0te'
Professor George L. Andrews of West Point
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

after election win be strictly enforced and there Is muSn
complaint the Democratic ward 81 meetings. 1e men seeking
ennloyment in the Navy Yard only ten have seeureu
places and three Of these have been R in
every ward ana their com plants will have TO Dc sencea
or they will be voiced at the polls
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
NFW-YORR CITY.

"JessieU Herkimer.-Q.) Write to Charles r.
Locke No 100 East Seventeenth-st. ~ Fourth
ave. and Eighteenth-st.
Mary II. Jarvis widow Of .JndsOn. Jarvis, ycsteT-
day obtained letters of administration on MS per-
sonaI estate, valued at $4,000.
DEATH OF A YOUNG GIRL AT SEA.
Theresa Hand age fifteen, died last Sunday on
the steamship Republic. which arrived YESTERDAY;
She had been visiting relatives in Ireland WIN
hone that the sea voyage would benefit her health
Her mother, who lives IN lhirty,foufth-St was
awaiting the arrival of the ship and refused 10 % pe
leve that her daughter was dead until sue sa" tne
body.
The business failures throughout the country IN
the last seven days as reported TO Il. G Dun a. Col
states 1s4 and for Canada 10 as compared with
165 last week.
JK Wnkinson-Anthony Comstock's address Is
No. 150 NasSau-st, New-f0rk
DIsAPrEARANCE OF A BABYLON BAnBER
Richard n. Winker young barber OF Babylon,
L. l. came to the city on Monday 10 see his mother,
VINO is q servant at No. 296 tifth-ave. lie was to
return to Babylon on tuesday, pnt the police WeIe I
mad 5000 In his pocket, and wore a large seal ring
with the initial Z" W" on IT.
INJURED SEVERELY BY STRAY COW.
cow which had straved from her owners
stable walked INTO John Relvs dooryard at No.
43s East One-huDdred red-and-tenth-st.,o on luesuav
and Knocked over his daughter LIZZIE, age elght
Mrs Reilly ran to rescue the child and the co"
wandered away. The psice were informed on
Thursday that the COW had injured the girl
severely.
PROTESTS AGAINST TWO LIQuoR-sHoPs,
Father Lynch of the Church OF the Iran>hgura-
+,on Romgn Cathoic), at No 80 hottest, pro estcd
before fine Board of Excise yesterday against the
granting of a license for the llQuor-stoTe at No 40
hottest He also requested that no license should
he granted for any HquOr-stOreS IN Peli-st.
MRS TOM" DAVIES MADE ADMINlsTRAToR.
Letters OF administration were granted YESTERDAY
to IsaDeiia Davies the widow of Tom Davies,
who was recently killed by Holland. the Texan
Her bondsmen are Abe Cohen ANA FREDERICK
Haganeyer The personal estate is valued at 800
RESIGNATION OF A CITY sTENoGRAPIEn.
David j. White, a sicnOgrlphcr IN the Mayor S
Office resigned yesterday. He was not content
with his salary OF 81 200 Mr. Whites record
was excellent lie had held the position since
Mayor Cooper's term.
BAIIIFFs CLEANING COURTROOM.
The appropriations for cleaning the United states
Court rooms having beeu exhausted, United states
Marshal Mcmahon has directed the Dallifs or court
officers TO clean the looms themselves. ana they
have recently been engaged, in violation Of their
dlpuifed feelings, in doing this work.
MORE MAIL WAGONS TO BROOKLYN.
Postmaster Pearson said yesterday that the IN
creased wagon service between New-lor ana
BruOklyn would make a delivery between the cities
almost every half hour OF the business part OF the
day There are eight additional trips each way.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

RUN OVER BY FREIGH TRAIN AND NOI honr I.'i,
william Iyins a brakeman on the Pennsylvania n hnIr
road on Thursday working on freight tram sVns a
,yeSt and az the train was Linden, ~ j., ne "a'
runring along the footbOard on top OF the cars to
ward the engine The fireman oPeoea eo@ tbs ne sro
blinded WINS who made a misstep ana iea a
between two cara the track between the rails ne
cars passed over him Then he got up ana walked pA
TO The signal tower, and was taken to Eza1eth y
eos;-bound freight train. physician examined nm,
and found that he had only few slght prulses 20
terday he was suffering from the shock ana was seh' W
his homo in Camden.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
p1srosIrIoN on A cUuAN cOUNTs EsTATE
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST Ko-sUrH MARX co.
Additional attachments against the pIOptrtJ

IUIIiII '3F-t'II''-'
of Ko..uth. MARI 4 Co.. tho insolyent jew lers, OF
Maiden Lane. were granted Yesterday ,,or. AZ
simon Dessau for Si,52l 80; David J.: Van
M0ppes for ~ $50 81 ;Amelia NJ Citroeu ana NAhAh
kaufman FOR - s3J. Tao papers In each case cAarse
the Jewellers with Intent to deiraud Van Moppcs 80
thai the firm was nsoivent last spring, although
Adolphus Marx while In Europe said the rn was DONG
A great business aud soon as the purchases We're
made tho goods were sent here and SOLD iOr any price
that could br obtained for them.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
Jersey CITY.

Tn the Court of Special Sessions yesterday George
Smith, burglar who pleaded guilty OF DreEkhg my -
Richard Gal6raith's house in West HoD0ken and aso %
having burglars tools In his possession, was Sent -
State prison for five years James Black morse thie
was sent 10 the same institution for two years.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
STATEN ISLAND.

WEST BRfGHToN.-The state Veterinary Association
mot N Association Han yesterday. DR. H. T. Earle pre-,
siding Tie attendance was large. Papers were real
by C. A. Mayer of NewIork; l. v Plagomnn' OF Brook
burg.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
DIssArlsFIED BROOKLYN DEMOCRATS

The Navy Yard officials went down the bay
yesterday In the tug Nina the race the
dissatisfied Brooklyn Democrats who the Offices
complain because their claims for places under the
Government were dsregardec found only subordinates
hear them. The impression Is beginning prevail
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

,s sieacher says Minnehaha means laughing waterv
th neah h sofa water How jolly spose that's where all
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
PROF. PANpoLPHI MUST SUPPORT MS WIFE.

Professor Emanuel Pand0lphi, whose sign
decorates q window In the Racquet Club building at
bald heads A small legend states, ono hair, no pay
The professor Is known In private life as Emanuel
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

Ladies suffering from neuralgia, indigestion
or nery business ind speedy relief In Parkers ronic
To make the hair beautiful use Parkers Har BalsauL
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
Announcements

CLEANING AND DYENG.-Lords Company
offices patronzed by best families Of NewYOrk % EA4
l5thsl uear Tliany s. COS 6th.ave Established lS,0
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

IA IexlngtOu.ave, between 18th and 3Ot1 So
UOurs-S TO l. TOT. Diseases OF the Nervous Systa .
GentO. Urinary organs Impotence and sterihW'
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun 34i sets. el0 Moon sets sSilAoon's age d.
mon WATER rJ-Dif.
<.M--sandv Hook. 1905 Gov. Issnt, 1929 Hell gr,,
EA-sandy Hook, l02o Gov. Island 1899 Hell Gl. 0Ia
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
JpSpy A DANIELS. NJ ID

G.. G.. Shayne. manufacturer of Sealskin Gar.
ments leading fashionable Furs l03 Prncest, 9rer
extra bargains this month. Repairing and altering done
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
THE TEST OF THIRrY-sEvEY YEARS

THE TEST OF THIRTY-sEVEN 1EAKs
Has won for
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINISfRNr
Mott ENyIAsLR REPUTATION. -
II has been warranted DURING THAT PERIOD and B0ItU
has NEVER YET BEEN RETURNED.
PERFECTLY INNOCENT
for
INTERNAL AS WELL AS EXTERNAL USE
In cases of pain II has equal Try auu Oe e'D
ynced Price % and so cents. Sold by all druggists
Depot AZ Murray street.
What is LIQUID Bread3 is a question often
asked late Answer II yourself by giving u tl ~,
health and strength giving qualities will surely recommena
10. Grocers aud druggists keep IL.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAaEaA
FOREIGN PDRrs.

QUEENSTOWN. Sept ll-Sailed steamer Britannia (Bsi,
Perry I ON Liverpool hence for New York.
SoiTHA AMPTOS sept l0Sailed steamer Elder Ger, Hell
mers from Bremen hence for NewlOrk
SCLLY sept ll-Passed steamer St GERMAN (Fr, Traub,
from New.YOrk Sept on her 70 Hayre.
LIZARD tll-Pdssed stea Barcelona (Br) Smps0d.
from Montreal Aug 26. on her way 10 London.
lOh-Passed, steamer James Iurpe (brl smith from Bal.
ttmore Aug n. her 70 London.
IsIE OF WIGHr sept l1Passed steamer Zaandam Dt.Al
Pot er from New Ork Aug 30 on her 10 Monteydeo
HAVANA Sept 1O-saied steamer Newport. Curtis. 70
New-YOrk
SASrIAGo Or CUBA sept l0-Arriyed. steamer santiago
Cotton fr0m New-YOrk for Cenuegos
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12

ADVISED TO TAKE MORE PoIsoy OR NONE

prisoner Wiling to tell the truth that VIII
tence you to only thirty days imprisonment"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-12
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At TINS poo,
SHIPPING NElVS
SHITIINU NFVN
PORT OF NETWORK. FRIDAY, 81 IT H. isss
kppIurn

town with %dse and passengers to Peter Wright soma
Steamer Wie1and Ger. Hebch Hamburg Aug 80. nsv,.
Steamer Ems oer wiesetod Bremen Sept soaD.m
Steamer sidonian Br Crawford, GENOA xus T. LegAonz
Naples H. Palermo ~ Sorrento IL and Gibraltar 25 wii
steamer Delaware winnett Charleston days. with mo.
aud passengers TO w Quintari & Co. ~
Steamer John Gibson Young. Georgetown. DC. mass
Steamer Francona Bennett. Portland. with mdse and pa
Ship FiedIander GER Bemer Bremen ~ days. with md,s
to order: vessel TO Theo Ruger q Co
TO order; vessel to Funch Edye & Co ' '-'
sUNsET-windat SANITY HOOK. light, ssw; clear A.cty
Arrived yesterday
steamer critic Brl Lord Leth Aug 2e Dundee 90 with
mdse and Dossengers to simpson, spence Young Arrived
steamer ola Domuion, Smith Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with dse and passengers TO Old Dominion Co
CLEARED.
steamer AssyIian Monarch Br), Harrison. London-Pas
scs%er Galla iBrl. Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon Brown 4 Co s.u.,, l,..-..-
Steamer Mareago trj Lawson Hnil~sahderson son
steamer Island DAM skodt, Copenhagen stettn &C.
steamer Rueia Ger, Albers Hamburz-Kunhardts Co
steamer Iuda tGer hembruch Bremen via Southampton
steamer Edam CDtch), Taat Amsterdam Funch Eeys
Steamer NOordand CBelG) Nckels Antwerp-Peterwnsht
steamer Saxon Bp wylnan, san Domingo City, &c, via
steaer CITY Of san Antonio Wilder Fernandina VIA Po
ROyal-C II Mallory q GO.
steamer VIM Woodward; Young; Baltimore-J Rrems
steamer VesDer Hail. Wilmington Del-Abiel Abbott
ship Vandaa Ct3rl. Coonan. Ant ntverp-Scammell Bros
Bark MOnrOvla, Daggett. Sierra Leone and mari et-Yas
e Porterheld.
hark AvOnmore fBr) Porter Amsteraam-C w BertauL
Bark Taisnsn. Delan0, Port Spain-F ChsenOr q Co.
BARK Matthew Baird. Williams Perth Amboy-J Il VIA
chester 4 Co.
@ Amsinck & o.
Brig Natalie tBrl Veale Halifax -Haton Watson & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Alcne FOR Port Prince; chas Mayer Bait
MORE
Barss oscar for Hamburg Fama de Canares sana Crnk
Also saled-va Long Island Sound Bark Chi gDecto 10
Rotterdam.
rITh uOvENENrs Og SrEAHERl
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07
That Child Murder at Mineral Wells.

MINERAL WELLS, May AIS special. j
Last Thursday Justice Groen held an
inquest over the dead body of female
infant which had been secretly buried
in Willow Pond cemetery, the night be-
fore. On Wednesday preceding, an
empty newly-made grave was dlscov-
cred by some school children. The next
day it was found filed, and es no public
burial had taken place, it, of course, ex-
cited suspicion. Upon examination,an
infant was found wrapped in cotton
cloth, but without coffin or box: The
ehild's skull was crushed, aud the YER
dict was that it came to Its death by vio-
Ience, at the hands Of Miss Sebe. Duff,
its alleged mother, assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Duff, her parents: The three par
ties were arrested and held to bail in
the sum Of $1,000. Mr.. Duff is .proprie.
tor of the old Lynch House. The affair
has created quite sensation here, ana
there are some doubts as to whether or
not the defendants will be able to give
the required bond.
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From Mineral wells

MINERAL WELLS, Nav 4-[Specisl,l-
Miss Bessie Snow has returned from a
visit TO tho Worlds exposition.
The approach of summer causes an
increase in the number Of visitors to
this favorite resort for invalids. They
now arrive OH every train to drink health
ADD vlgor from min eral waters.
Mr.. Beetbam has just finished a new
we'll at his pavilion near the Old French
well. The water is clear aud sparkling
and contains iron in addition to the
other valuable medicinal properties.
DR.. Yeager is recovering from his
serious injuries. He was not 'return-
ing from social gathering" at the time
of the accident, as reported last Wednes.
day, but was on his way to see patient
when his horse stumbled, fell and rolled
on him. Mr.. Price, who came for the
doctor, procured assistance and carried
him into the residence OF DIR. Barber,
where he lay about four hours before
returning to consciousness. 1t is not
thought that any OF mis- injuries are per.
manent.
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rEItunIL rOfIos.
rho school Board ris.s salsrirs aud APP
points reachsFs--sA Wedding General
Local Dots.

rho school Ioard ria.s salsrivs aud APP
points TcachsTs-sA Wedding General
Local Dots.
TERRELL, May i.--Ispecisl.l--At the
regular meeting Of the school board last
night the monthly salaries were liked
for lhe principal OF the first grade, $40;
Tor ,he second, third ana fourth grades,
$lj; for Tho iith sixth aud sovoDlh
grlies, 500; for the assist ut
Tor the eishthr ninth and teuth
grades, $50. The superintendent
! nnd PRINCIPAL Of the school is % teach
teaehers were elected;
Principal auu superintendent AloN. O.
Hopkins, of Salinui ka.sN8, formerly
superiatendent of public iu4 ruotion 0i
tho state OF Indiana, NJ presents tho ptiu.
cipal of Saliua Normal lusnLuto, KAN
sas.
Prmeipol primary dopa1tment-Mr9.
j. y. LiEOu.
reaebcrs ui The second, ihird aud
fourth grido Miss u puoSrr, Miss
AmandR Diniol4 and Aiss u. ruciIer.
Filth, sixth auu seventh grad05-Mias
Kate spencer, Miss Lillian Ward and
Mrs II, NJ, Powers.
Eight ninth and tenth gradas--ro he
taught by tbs principal aud assistant,
AftANs IIAFtAiAuf
All tho teachers arc residents OF Ter
roll except Miss Zavalla, and all filed
the same positions last except Miss
Il. Tucker.
Miss Annie Kirk, OF Terrell, WAS else
ted supernumerary-
The board desired 90 obtain the lnr-
gast result, and were perfectly free from
Dies. having the groateSt good TO the
greatest number AZ heart,
n large crowd gathered at tho Baptist
church 70 day to witness the eonsum-
mntiOn OF the marriage of DR.. Peak, OF
Cleburne, to Miss Lula Crsyton. DR.
Burleson, Of Waco, oilicia;ed. Or. Nor
ris and his bride, OF Waco attend thel0
10 New Orleans. Taus one by one the
fair gems of Terrell are piucJSed TO Or
nanent the circles Of other cities.
The mad dog that escaped Friday,
wounded, returned this morning more
furious, frothing and swapping, and was
killed by Mr.. Boren.
The concert given last night tor the
benefit of Fire eoinpaay No. ! Melted
some $50. -
DR.. w. II. Cbildress and his son, Asa
D., returned this morning from the
golden fields OF California, looking re-
Ireshed and we'll.
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CATTLE CONTRACTION.

Report OF Veterinarian. Paaran. of I'LL
pois, ON the Status of Pleuro. Pneumonia
in that State and MissOuri-The Outlook
More Favorable.
CHICAGO, May Abr. A, Ill. Paaran,
state veterinarian who has just returned
from interior poin Is in the state, says
his effort to stamp out contagious
pleuro-pneumonia has been attended
with many difficulties, on account OF
the indisposition OF the local
authorities, III many cases, to lend
assistance to the state authorities. The
action of Gov. Marmaduke, OF Missouri,
in refusing to cooperate with this
state with the matter of inspection, he
declares, has caused great delay i'll the
shipment OF cattle north, and many
Thousand head are now awaiting ship
Bridge company declines 10 ship any
until certificate of health
is shown. Agents of transportation
compaBiGs had conference
with tho governor and the state veesri-
marian OF Illinois, last Week, that re-
suited in the adoption OF . form OF corti-
ticste to be put in use that will hereafter
greatly facilitate the movement OF cat-
tie. The state veterinarian of Missouri
has been notified that the state T5terl-
arian of Illinois will accept the state
ment OF any competent veteri
marian he may select TO Inspect
cattle at points of transfer with the GER
tidcate oil veterinarian or an affidavit
that The cattle do not come from M in
fected DISTRICT END have not been near
such district for 3 period of 100 days.
Now that these details have been per-
tected DR.. Paaran apprehends nofurther
trouble and thinks everything will so
smoothly between the two states.
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Secret Remedies.

SECRET medicinal preparations may
be good, but they may be injurious.
The system should be discouraged.
Particularly should mothers refuse to
give their children remedies the in-
eredients OF which they and their ply
sicians do not know. Many. remedies
for children are absolutely dangerous,
Godfrsy's cordial, Dalby's Carmipative,
Bstemann's Drops, Syrup Of White Pop,
pies, Soothing Syurp and Psregoric all
contain morphine or opium in some
form. We know of but one remedy for
children which defies mysticism and
bears upon its labels a list of its COM
ponents. The vegetable Castoria as
acquired It's popularity as correetor OF
chfldrens' ailments, not alone because
it is 8 reliable medicine, but from the
fact that its liable inspires confidence.
We shall hail the time when Latin pre-
scriptions and secret remedies cease to
be the means through which unprinc-
ipled empires may impose upon a
credulous public.-I Halls Journal
of Health.
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FROM WACO.

President Paramore and the Narrow
Gauge-Rev. wrIght's Friends Uneasy-
Litigation, Personal and business
Items,
WACO, May 5.-lSpecial.l president
Paramore, of the Texas q st. Louis Mar
row Gauge railroad is here. He came to
make an inspection of the line and TO
confer with Mr.. @. M. Seley, OF this
city, one of the directory of the road,
but found Mr.. Seley absent. President
Paramore has much faith in the ability
of the stockholders To reorganize the
road and possibly avoid the necessity
for a sale. He is also an advocate or
widening the gauge to standard width.
Some apprehension exists on the part
OF Rev. s. P. Wright's friends, by
reason of efforts that have been made
to-day to induce him TO join In con-
Quoting q Methodist camp meeting now
going On in the country. Mr.. Wright
is the Methodist min lister who was re-
Gently sent to Austin in a demented
condition. 1t was only last week that
lie returned home. supposed to DO
cured, and IL is feared that return to
religious excitement will be dangerous
fer him.
To tho district court to-day the cases
OF Bill Bell and Austin Sims, pot1
charged with murder, were continued
until the next term. In the land suit
of Collins VS.. Surratt, involving $4,000
worth of land, the Jury gave verdict
for the plaintiff, Collins.
A few delegates arrived tonight to
attend She State Homeopathic associa-
ton, which meets to morrow.
The receipts of wool to-day were
about 10000 pounds. Prices range
from II to II cents per pound.
The Nashville Students (colored,
sang tonight to q good house.