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Earthquake shocks.

LONDON, Aug. 27.
Severe and repeated shocks of earthquake
have been experienced at Kindberg, q town
in the syrian Alps.
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State News.

THIEF ARREsTED-TooK DOSE OF Poisor
BIT MisTAKE-J. WISsLow JONES HELPS
HIMSELF TO Corn MAcHISERY-SNGULAR
ACCIDENT TO A BATHEK.
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A Railroad Presidents T Testin ony

Col. Thos. A. Scott, for years President of the
great Penn ylvdnia X. H. said Just before his sudden
death In answer TO a question: "Ihere IL but one
DIR Flower, and II VII be century before there Is
another. and the medicine for Liver and -tom-
ach troubles. and the general SYSTEM Is his Liver
and Stomach Sanattve."
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Thousands Of persons in every trade,
profession and calling have
been cured by
DR.. r. c. FLOWERS
Scientific Remedies,
RIP VAN WiNKlE.

Joseph Jefferson. the great actor (whose equal In
the character Of Rip Van inkle We rhall never see
again. states that he visitef Dr. Flower in very
low state Of health. He had given up the stage on
account Of his health being tterly broken down.
DR.. Flower entirely cured him; and he is to-day
0yng the very best OF health affer having filed last
season q heavy professional engagement. The two
great remedies used In this celebrated cure DR.
Flowers Liver and stomach Sanative and Nerve
Pills,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
" EAIiiEK REPORT .
indication. for the Next - Hours.

War Department.
Office of the Chief Signal Officer
Washington, ID. c., Aug. % Il A. N.
For New England and Middle States
fair weather; stationary temperature: north.
erly winds.
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THE TURF


SPRINoFrELp, Mass, Aug. 27.
About 1000 people attended the second
days sport at Hampden Park meeting of the
grand circuit today. The track was in fair
condition. Ths following are the sum-
maries:
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BASE BALL.
The Same Old Story.

HAvEKHILL, Mass, Aug 27.
The Haverhils Il. feAted the Newburypurts
at Rive rside this afternoon before an audi
ence of 500. The feature Of the game was
poor PLAYING of the New buryports,
Following was the score:
Innings-i 2 3 4 6 8 8
Haverhill . 0 6 / 2 5 x-l9
New'b'p'ts i 0 0 0 0 O.
Time of game 2 hours and 35 minutes.
Umpire. Stuart.
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ReWare Of COunterfeitS.
Giles iisa1s! hll. Ammonia.
The speediest and most certain medicine in
the globe.
ALL FAMILIES USE 1T.
Weak Back, Eni'rged Joints,
Paralysis, rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Diphtheria.
Sciatica,
Proiapsus Uteri, Female Weakness.

The best and only certain remedy to relieve pain
Of all kinds, no matter OF how long standing In
stan, relief guaranteed crippes. swollen Joints,
varicose Veins, Bites of Insects or Sick Headache
No oil grease. lie clean and sweet will not soil
inflammation OF the Kidneys, BriRhts
lsisease, Diabetes, lncoWti0ence Of Urine.
Is the only Liniment in the world possessing alter.
ative powers. Can be taken internally; cures
Cramps and Collie, Diarrhoea and Dysentary.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle Csc:
Write DR.. GILES, Box S4s2 N. Y. T. o. who will
give advice on all diseases free Of charge.
~ Beware of unscrupulous dealers and counter
feits The genuine has the name blown in the glass
anc scsime of the discoverers signature over each
cork apr20deod6m
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League Games

League Games.
At New York-New York 2, Boston l.
At Chicsgo-Chicago 0, Detroit l.
At St. Louis-St. Louis | Buffalo s.
At Philadelphia 3, Provi-
dence 0.
The following is the standing of league
games up to date:
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LAWRENCE, Aug. 9

LAWRENCE, Aug. Y.
About 500 persons witne.sed d the Lawrences
defeat the Brocktons this afternoon in q ten
innings game. The features were the field
ing of Conway and Brosnan, the batting of
Burns and fine play of Toffilng, The umpr-
ing was very satisfactory. MeGunnigls was
fined five dollars for unnecessary talk and
d-laying the game Before the game r.
CONWAY was presented with S25 by friends
to pay the recent fine imposed by Quinn.
Score:
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CA ss;;$;Es, ssssE$$S: ssj;!Ss

send for one. New system of practical SHORT.
HAND learned In few weeks. Taught at the col
iege or by mail Address
DIRIGO BUSINESS COLLEGE,
julylsd&wim Augusta, Me.
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MAINE DI>PATt HE'S.
COLT STAKES

Races at Wat-Tville A Good Dav for
Maine Colts.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Chicago Produce Market.
New York Money Market.
Evenfng Report.

New YORK. Aug. n.
Money cay between from . a and closed sf II
Prime Mercantile paper. IS Exchange steady
SSl for long, and 81 for short. Governments steady
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2.27 CLASS,

The % class was postponed until tomor-
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Innings-l 2 3 4 7S9 10

Lawrencts-0 l l 3 0 0 90 0 A. 8
Brocktons % 0 0 4 0 0 90 | l. 3
Time 2 hours and 25 minutes. Umpire
Moran of Natick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-10
woetan Wells Arrivals

n ID McDonnan, Judge DB Gerald,
w 7 Rugman, Hon w IL Harris, J p
Wilson, Waco; Il w Ball aud wife.
Fort Worth. w III Meredith, James
Pfouts. II III Dlckcy and wife, Dallas,
Mrs II ID Roll, Miss Annie He'll, uamil'
ton; II y Angel, Mrs Il V Angel,
Charles T. kleueeko, Galveston; James
q Jones, kossej Mrs Il l. Clay, II Al
Key, X u Louis, n w Bartlett, n II
LOWS, w III Howell, g Il Clay, George
Y Slater. j " Gather, Miss Julia
Brown, j Il Thigpen, Miss Jcnnie
Dsfiln, N Routi, II English, j II
Key, Miss Harriet Key, w Ii Nor.
wood, w Spencer, MrsJ w Hsllnud
Marlin; q Collins, II Jacobs, New
York City; Miss Lula Gerald, Dr j n
Mcdowell. and wife, Reagan, Julian n
Dawson, Corsicana; y J Jones, Miss
Laura De0faffinburg, Chiffon; Miss
Katie Delaney Braxoria; Miss Hilds
DsQrafliuturg, San Marcos, ] Wise.
". Louis, Van DeAdrick, d Il Dunbar.
Frank Bates, N Long, Navasots:
William n Baker, Mrs Robert Rn syns
Houston, = w OIlesby, Plano, j d
reteet, NJ Plessant, William Al
sanders, Austin, Mrs w = Penn.
Nlosslne, w n Gill Oakwood, MI,
DINO gloan, Temple; r o Gorrsn.
Alsessd CITY, . 8 Brown, jsskscn..
L.SSce. oSaealli , 1uckazs
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Miss Virginia Ford begs that those
who Intend entering her dancing class,
whether for children or adults, will
meet her at the hall in the second
story Of the building at tho northeast
oornor OF Elm and College streets at
o O'Clock p. NJ, Monday the lith In
slant. Sho will ba able Ia offer for
their selection a largo repertoire of
square, round aud fancy dances.
Attention is called to tho adyortise.
inent OF Ericsson & Hamlund, sncces.
sors to IL. zimmerman, merchant tai.
lors, at 507 Main street. These gentle.
men have recently had their store
beautifully renovated and are in ro.
coipt OF avery large stock OF fall cut
tings OF every latest pattern and de-
sign. They solicit n call ard say they
can save You from 8 to 20 per cent.
Boys call at tho Hunstable Boot 4
shoe Company, Ill Elm street and soc
VIII Hunstable's three new STYLES of
toes on shoes. The Dude, Wallsen.
fast, aud Dallas toe. Leave tho pho.
tograph OF your foot there, and the
shoes won't hurt your corns.
IL. =. Pealo & Co, general agents flor
the personl writings OF General Grant
entitled personal Memoirs of U, s,
Grant, have ostshlished an Office in,
Dallas, Texas, ia Main street.
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rLOTsAM.
fresh oysters Delhlonico.

Fresh oysters Delhonico.
Fears 4 Jones, school supplies.
II you love oysters 80 to tho Del
msaico restaurant.
Only so cents per dozen by the can;
Oysters; Delmonico.
Big stock school books AT Fears a
Jones, eos Main street.
Another drenching rain fell yoster.
day afternoon. IL was not amiss.
DIR. Schulz will preach this morn
Ing at Turner hall q sermon on the
jewish new year.
The cigar stand on Sycamore street
between Main and Elm, was robbed
yesterday OF lot OF cigarettes.
To-day, Thursday, our store will be
closed on account Of holiday.
SANGER Bros.
James Hunnicutt procured license
from County Clork Hill yesterday, Il
wed Mis-, Pope Jones.
Coal aud coke at bottom fgures, in
large and small quantities. Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Elegant new stock of iowplry ius
received. Corner Main and Poytiras
streets, Ia IL. Curtis, ieweler.
To havo your watches, clocks and
lowolry repaired, Ro 10 Il. N. Curtis,
corner of Main and Povdras streets.
Remember tho lawn party at Cap.
tain Keller's, for tho benefit Of tho pub
lilo library and FREQ reading room.
Bllllngton's prices cannot be
touched ON parlor, bedroom sets
a "A rI1 FsNt al. ia. a.
otc.
Those going TO 81. Louis, stop at tho
Laclede hotoi. Best table aud rooms
IN the West. Rates low $3.50 to 80 PC,
day.
Who has tho greatest show on
earthr Barrett. How eoS because he
has spared neither money, pains ol
expense to make Il such.
Lewis Bros. q Co., Of Fort Worth.
will open the finest shoe store in the
South September II, in Roinhardt
building, SS6 Elm street.
All who feel interested In tho public
library are cordially invited TO Tho
lawn party tonight at Captain Kel.
Iee's, corner Of ErvAy and Corsicans
streets.
The .1.acleds hotel 81. I,ouis
elenaeed u The heart Of NE city, and
eoovenle4t 10 I'll 81 ~ pflHolDoI
u9oneD hoenoo, o0oeo oxtre ln0Ioo.
- ~ 'sssS'sss. ~ 70 s|.s.t z
s. NJ ~ . - 1
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PERSONAL,

MI. ]. ID. Dorentz, of Galveston, Ia
In the city.
Mr.. D. Nj. Stevens, of Mexla, is Mt
the St, George.
! Mr.. Leslie B. Clark lott evening
ior Houston on business. last
| Hon. j. q. Terrell, State senator, and
city. Wv
Mr.. George Il. Lspton, passenger
agent OF tho Queen & Crocsont road, is
In town.
Captain John Bacon, land commits
sioner OF tho Texas u Pacific railway,
Ia In tho city.
MIR. Henry Greenwall, manager OF
me galveston and Dallas opera hous o.,
is In tho city.
Mr.. j. II. Patchell, an Irish bsrris.
yer, IN IN tho city. He In making u
! Colonel Il. q. Lowe, and Colonel
John Hand, OF the Galveston News
have returned 10 the city.
Captain J. a. Johns returned yestor-
day from the west, whore he started
sas.
Mr.. Rush Barnes, tho rushing pas
songer sgent or tho Chicago A Alton
railway, returned yesterday from n
trip ovor the state.
Colonel Henderson, internal rovon ,ho
collector for this district, with head
quarters at sulphur Springs, IL In tho
city. lie IL making tour OF his dis.
trict.
Miss Willie Glllospie, daughtor of
DR.. Gillespie, leaves this morning for
Rolla, Missouri, whore she will enter
tho Musical Conservatory.
| Mr.. q, a. Wright, OF Wright, Wright
a. Eckford. has been quito III with
high fever for the pAst two or three
days, but was better last evening.
Captain l.. A. Dafln, train master Of
Tho Houston & Texas Central railway,
and Mr.. r. A. Miller, Agcnt Of the road 4,
Corsicana, were In the city yesterday.
Right Rev. Alex Garrett, bishop OF
this diocese, left yesterday for Topeka,
kansas, having In charge Mins Edni
Simpson, daughter Of Colonel ]. b.
Simpson, and Misc Maud Tonnsy,
who will enter school there.
Mln Nay O'Brisn, aypsng lady Of
1syaN end o. New Qsleons WkoyO che
: ~ (; +: So :; ,iiS3iii -
: 3 !;
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OFFICE OF
EMPIRE MILLS
Elm Street md Er.advnv.


DALLAS, Texas, Sept. ., 1870 tho Ner.
chants OF Texas:
Our new Roller Mills, which We
claim to be tho largest and finest over
erected in tho South, wero completed
and have been In operation since the
LIST instant.
we arc now manufacturing brands
oil Hour that will compare in grade and
quality with that made anywhere.
Our mill Is entirely now in ovory
particular and of tho latest improved
machinery, and no expense has boon
spared to arrive appreciation In PRE-.
ducinS tho highest grades of Hour.
Iho machinery was furnished
by tho stilweil and Blorco Manufac,ur.
ing company OF Dayton, o., using the
odoll roller system. MIR. William
odcll coming here in person TO super.
intend tho construction of tho mills,
Inc mili and elevator buildings, on.
gines, boilers, etc, we're erected ana
placed In position by Captain j. NJ,
West, a thoroughly competent On.
ginoor. To these gentlemen much
credit Is due for the perfection to which
they have brought our establishment.
our head miller, Mr.. q. L. Bsrkbam.
who has brought his corps of millers
with him, was for a long time tho head
miller In the wsshbarn "Co Mills.
OF Minneapolis, which Is a sufllcIent
guarantcc OF his proficiency as a mil.
Ter. NM
We are now prepared to offer 10 thu
trade our products d ~ low prices.
and on "A favorable terms a can ~
had elsewhere. and will b pleased Ia
furnish samples and prices upon ami.
cation Oorrsspondsnss solioited.
very tsuly ysurs,
0aptnn Nina
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Extract from Financial Report.
"rhe Texas Benevolent Association, cen
Quoted upon strictly business principles as
much 50 az any banking system, and EN-
bodying the assessment feature TO raise a
mortuary fund-demonstratably the only
equitable one-combines in Its practical
workings all the advantages OF mutual Co.
operation. The interest of the member
ship and management are mutual and
reciprocal. 1t is not easy to conceive how
any nearer approach to perfection in any
system Of scouting safe and economical
provision for loved ones can be devised.
Tho best clerical help TO be had is found
In the home Office, which is . marvel OF
systematlzed management. Everything
is conducted with clearness and dispatch
that leaves nothing To be desired.o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-10

lave removed from their old stand on
lin street TO tho southwest corner OF Com.
nierce and Lamar streets, Nos. jli and SO
commerce street. in the II. v. Tompkins
uuiiulng, where with increased facilities,
bottcr advantage.
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.ERE lEIAS LAND { MORTGAGE COMPANY

iUANS MONEY ON
Gooh real estate security on long or
short time at reasonable rates OF in
Forest WITHOUT CORNERSTONE. VEN
sor's lion notes purchased, AND An
RANaEaESre CAN BE MADE TO REPAY
LOANS ny iNsrALLstESTs II DESIRED.
Apply direct TO
q. II. WELIEsLIY,
Geneta Manager,
Texas. '''
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W. c. HOWARD, Is.T. sTRATToN.
president Nlcc.ptesidont.
j, T. howard. RhVCH.
Seoy ana treas superintendent.
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VA ANTED-L ADV AGENTS - WE
W have the best selling line of goods for
lady agents In America. IL consists OF tbs
'Suesn's Protector,o "Deisy" Stocking
anGsFiri supporter, Shoulder Broco, Com.
blned Hair Busile and Skirt Supporter,
Safety Belt, GOssamef, Sleeve Protectors
Dreai Shields aud other goods for ladies'
and cliildTen's wear. These goods are new
devices, staple and an sgent can't fall Is
ael, something IN every house. We havd
go AGENTS making 800 monthly, We have
", W and 81 outfits, with either of which
~ agent oai MAKE excellent wages. Ad.
dross, with stamp, W. h CAMPBELL. ,
CO., vs. May street, Chicago
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
Commencing Monday, August 3.

Every reader this paper specially interested reading
Semen each line important would published
be omitted and reduce the cost of publication We
that this sOled CLEARANCE SALE to rid
stock ourselves unless purchase at prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
Silks. Silks. Silks.

one Of the most Important tc' lures of M.
sale H. the line of ~ilk- offered they are worth
their gold value al any time We "a rsl hes
itatcd whether We should sacrifice thuun. on
place them IN our shelves for regular sale, but
we have decided that II y only fair 10 our many
patron, that they should he thrown Int" Tie
general sale.
IL pieces summer silk. stripes, at Pc,
y piece, summer silks, checks ana stripes.
at lic
IL pieces summer silks, pin cheeks, iic.
beautiful Chameleon Pin thpcE-. hcHNN
weight, pure silk worth il9j, our price zoe
10 pieces Quadrillc thcckr. extra wide and
heavy, pure SIN; worth fl.j0. orr price 'lic,
New shades of chameleon satin de iyuns,
extra weight and Width pure brilliant sin
actual value 500. our price sli5.
% pieces solid colors. all shades, Gro. Grain
~lh-; actual value SIC our price 5Uc.
BLACK >llkS.-Wc commence at iOr,; next
price 75c., 9jc., 81 80, 40 aud sl.20.
These quotations are only during sale, and
are at least - per cent below their value We
will give yUu u written guarantee on an3 al
these lines, above sl0O, a. to wear, purity, ctc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
Warm Weather Goods.

This hciug positively 70 forced .nlr at M,
mituuihciurer- of whit" goods io uniond them
selves, We otter them tn you AZ lees lhan Eu-i
crn cash prices AMI advise r0u 10 iHku ndNan
I tHgc and las in a stock for future use.
700 yards good White Victoria Lawns price
e., ward
lui 3Ol /, l.GoO wards of ycrS choice Victoria
lawns at Uc., he, and 2Oc worth mari,
double.
Two assorted eases Of white checked Nnin.
suuk-, in assorted patiurus, neat medium
checks, pinlds, etc; price So.
II package, of liner grade of check Naln
-Ouks, lnc., pc. and lac
~ pieces oi line plaid Lawns, only lac,
Assorted ease OF very hue plaii Lawns at poe"
De. and Suc
3nssortrd packages of extra line lace plaid
Lawns. We offer thom al 2jc though actual
value r. i0c
India Lhicn- Oi these goods We have 20
PACKAGE, commencing az l0c. nest price
wide, sheer and 1ne and improve IN The
laundry
Dotted swiss nnc dnrablo ana ca-ily lauu
dried only He, worth BE.
Dotted and embroidered swiss VERY fine and
sheer. Wosell at poe. and sjc. les than Inn
pOrtVrs' cost,
ENIBROIUERns. we ma safely c-tmntc
their quantity by the mile and patterns 10y the
thousand, la swiss, Null, Jnconci and iHtnbrlc,
ln inscrtlngs. cdging- aud founcinFs Pri'c-
from &C.. 10 4 90. lust half their actual value
Finest las OFT OF ladies' embroidered roles,
Ia boxes, eyer brought 10 The state. Allhough
this j. the season When the denhnd inr thrm !.
az H. height we closed with thrm al about hllt
~ the original cost Of Importation They are
perfectly fresh aud new tu the season And
from TIE lowest 10 the highest price there j.
sufficient to make full aud handsome suit
NOM mark price, S22j, 2.73, a23, 500, 300 400
$50 80 and 500.
d01 pcrc- printed Lawns, price crnis.
80 pieces printed Lawns, price crnl-.
2il pieces pruted Lawns, very hnc, prirr i',
Beautiful Lattice Ciccks. printed, prt1' l2ir,
worth SOC.
Hail mourning printed Lawns, price lc.,
worth l2'r.
Printed Linen lawne. price l@',- worth l,r
Printed linrn iaWn- very iiue. pure linen,
price l5c.. worth III.
Choice Ilughams, checks aud iaurA price 3r.
solid col0rs IN Gngham-. price e.
Drps- GiughHms. Chccks and fancy irlrr re-.
VERY chniccdrcss tinRhlui-, pricf ln'
a0pirces handsome zephyr 'dnshams. price
I.o and De.
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Dress Goods.

10 pieces Lace Bunting. all shades, wei
worth l5c., our price Sc,
l7plcccs Nuns Yelling q inches, an shades,
l2jc.
Nuns Yelling, 2t inches. all wool 200,
- pieces French printed ~at"cus, 80 Inches
wide. brilliant conrs aud grand designs oull
ljc. per yard.
~ pieces printed lihii-ic. These goods are
WnrthN at ydur attention. only l2ic. worth 2jr.
Guaranteed fast cellars, hranliiul designs, II
inches.
II pieces p inch all wool Nlh'tfos- bean
litul tnt~, 80.
upiccrs - inch an wool Albatro--. iJr
The above two lot- are nearly hall price and
recommend themselves To- your attention
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
\ MoNsrl.n nNrllrl,lNo-

Nki.itt ~ ui.At.
u tNMr, Aug. g.,
special lee the Gazette
The reunion surprised everybody to.
day II was expected to grow good
plnnlN usually do but The enormous pro.
portions of the actual Increase were an-
lcipated hy NO one II seemed u, II
Farumt and all her sister counuc. had
turned oul The flower Of thch population
10 d" honor to the remnants OF cnuso
buried twenty years ago, The boom
OF cannon ushcrrd 10 the day, and acti,
{ ny rrgncd Ia an instant, Hundreds
ol ConiedcHles who couehcd once
more Ia The tented hcd rose tu thank
heaven that The loud reports WIRE hut
the echoes Of buried strife, and The her.
aids OF
AZ lrFBNtL piitCG.
People liockod In from every direction
by tns and hundre,ls and tha,,~nnds
Yesterday IL was predicted tHil 25,0on
people would attend to-day The result
more than justified the estimate. If there
was nm error IL consisted la I'M
long caravans trailing toward
the cncnmpmpnt In the early morning re-
srmhled - train ot rluus Mnssnmuns on
lhcil way to Mecca. often they were
compelled to halt from sheer inability 10
proceed, tlio highways and by.Ways hr-
Ing literally packed with IN anxious
iltrnng, all heading IN the same drcc-
lion. Extending ~ mile from the rn-
equipment the woods presented u medley
Of horses, carriages, tents ANA hi.
man beings. crowded thicker than
an omnibus eau ever hope 20 br. The
grounds, though covering twenty acres
aud deemed connections, were packed,
pressed, pounded nad iunmcd until the
+wayhlg multltudgA had hardly room to
breathe aud pnss ItiSa modest estimate
Ia say that 1000 people were ia attend
ancc; In truth the number was nearer
0,nnD
The programme pulled through to-day
Win greatrr case aud tess lur
The visitors had become accli.
mated and foli AZ home. Thcy had
tagged 40 the latGlistnng, knew tInt il
hung ON the outside, and tlus fell as
free aud comfortable A. II resting within
their own bnliwick A significant
feature of the cXcrcisrs Yesterday was
even more iaarkcd to-day the absence
90 sl3rIt0NNI spnuI
aud not Gully tlnt, but the presence of
irtrrnnl feeling. all the warmer because
II followed disGor'l For the great warrior
waiting To be buried there was honri-fcli
aud earnest grief Every address tecmcd
with kindly reference, 10 him, which
were nppitudrd "a The echo. lio was
not as,dimnt, the couqncror
but ~
uHANr, InE rHENB,
q foe great enough 20 bc chiyulruus. % .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
Gents Furnishing.

The best -uspcnder In the state, for slt
The best -ock- seamless, 10 tho stare ipr l1't
The best mhdkcrrhirf-. pure lincn. in ihc
state, Tor 30.
hcncsl gent, scar., al .iI, 10 Inc -tat.
80.
The be-i uplaundried shin. "roiutored' n
the state jb
HEfgIGEGAToR Sits \ seer-ucher ,uii
for sl.0h
-rersurArr suif for s3w
.eer-ucker cont ard vert for $50.
above line. are abour halt their orlgiua
value
3n1 bnys waists from 25c. worm double.
Headquarters iUr California clothing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
TIIE ENInoIsIs.

The reunion was called Ia order T.,
strand Marshal Maddox al the grand
stand, n u. ~
Res, WIN. Mniniord of Dnllas ilienLNn+
ant-roloncl IN a Virginia regiment Of
iered The opening prayer He alluded
IA graceful terms 10 Tho 9magnanauious
soldier nov lying upon his bier ia Saw
York city"
iieIl tabcli offered series of rcsolu.
tions, prepnrc,l by the committee Oh The
death OF Gen. Grant Tie said No Cow
iedcratc ,ol,lier had always be,.n cei-
braied Tor his nepebatui'y often ne
had hera kuuwn ~ sfnp ihp wo9nlls
whlFh u.s. VNn abn Inflicted, and baisi
Cos ciauav brow oi . dying III d Nas
lifting ihi ileS Should rneniirf tbo
ir4a soldier VITO bad hp..n ina,,i,enlt,lans
NJ lhfm Ia resolutions Wftt lsaM.
lGons e0pirJ and ttle.ganr,i ~ MIS-,
Arnt fhtg arr \ follow
ltfiports}te Rftneag
fefi Woit 7fAs AHaQ9sH
y AeteAr tAe orfederiie efd rloH
Api1lgss here a4at.Hilea hayt ftnlti Niil