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Che Curt.

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.-JER0ME
~ PAKK.-Sept. % and -; Oct. 3, G, y and TO-
Races begin promptly at l.3l ,. m
J II. COSTER recy. A. BELMONT, PIest.
\rN- lORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ 10 Pa September 20, 30 and october
and To- 50 tt trans tire"t 70 Enclosure at the
Grand cntral Depot az l2d and 1890
4 IN after the Audit Onal trains VIII bo
ruu II eded special oryed lad and gentle.
them Excursion tickets 80 cents Tickets
saeat or nd Cen raj Depot Par Place Bowling reen
Is aud 9i2 Broadway. New-Nork at 70 Wa hingtOa
,nd 80 uitOn-st. Brooklyn and at 10 fonrth'st viii
lmsbufg L. d.. ID. NJ KEN JklC h
General Passenger Agent
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"IpIFN RIVER BRANCH

III NEW.YORK, n Ew. HAVEN AN HARTFORD R: r
Trains Harlem River station. corner 81 ST abu
icoInaye near Third Avenue Bridge acros Hariem River
1resched by Third Avenue Elevated laroadl day except
snnSays M As 7:5O $40 1000 1885 a. M 2lO 800.
40 $40 $40 and 500 D m for Port Morris Casanoya
1oaE Point Hunts Point. West Farms an Nest " e,'
cheSter impsons Bay Chester Pclhsm baT barlow iy
lsand, Pc nam Manor and NeW,HocheAe oonnecuhR d,
W. Rochelle with trains for all poi Is the IN IN ne or
mo NeS.York New.Haven aud Hartford Railroad, shore
limo and A Divisions; New,analn. MIDI etoSn
Now britain ued Branches; and Boston and oil points
ton q 1910 m. daily. except M0nd Tvs.
Sunday trains for New Rochelle and All intermedai sta
tors at 200 and $50 the latter ail CONNECTING
with trains 10 Grand Cent? depot and
Stamford
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Dressmd MI.
Sltndlione Uanleo-- Females.

NURSE, &c.-Bv experienced Protestant rs in
~ fans or Young chdrens good plain sewer last
employer be seen. 70 East itlI.st
n URSE.-By IN experienced person, 10 take
~ Of invalid lady competent seams ress good city
H. NJ BOX lGS Tribune UPTOWN Office l.238 broadway.
NURSE, HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
~ by very capable gr for city untry best refer
ences whn and good viii % generally
ful Ca at 272 oth-ayo, n"er l7th-st. upstairs
NURSE-By IN experienced woman as in
~ fants take entire charge OF infant from Dir or
growing Children best city reference. Address Z. NJ.
Tribune Uptown ONCE, l,2Ss broadway.
DERSON of responsibility, active, intelligent
fond Of children kind in sickness wish position
good family good sewer meDdar Instruct; PERM
nen home desired Than Tgo larry good city
letters tended two days Address ADNEHIlSEfs
Tribune Uptown ONCE, LESS broadway.
WAITRESS or HAMBERMAID.-First-
w clss; best city reference; cards.
POS last 44th 81, second noor DacK
WAITRESS First class in private family;
w excellent references Tor cnpabiy and character.
Seen at Mime. ERsrKoN's, All 4th-aye until engaged
WAITRESS.-By a young girl will assist
with cauberwOrk Is willing and oohsng; best city
A. g.. TriOunc Uptown Office, 1928 Broadway
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.--FirSt- class;
w thoroughly understands her ousness several years
references Address O., 81 Tribune Uptown once, l,23S
broadway.
WASHING.-By a Swedish laundress, gentle
w men and family has large sunny yard can fur
nish city reference. 1856 Fast 4Oh.st
WAITRESS or CHAN BERW0RK.-By a
competent girl do waiting elambcrwork Call IT
1896 2dsve, from to II q m
WASHING, &c.-By a woman, TO go out by
the day week month Vt washing ironing or house,
cleaning. 1913 East 5ith st. Sd bell
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EOR SALE.

one II BEAUTIFUL homes In the CITY or Los AN.
GELth. a. oil IL Hawkins.
block stroci-clfs, nrTH
walk Il IT, Han and Court The grounds are bcautl.
flowers vipo shruDDery. There s also l3'u bearing
English waluuts
n peach, neCtaDCa and pnus
~ pears II almonds 20 times 1rauo ~ ornament 81
tes an japanese persinnOn here 10 abundance OF city
and private Tor household purposes nj for rriga
ton The prop be- divided into three Of most
be utifnl homes sufficient city lots can be sold
fIon 10 10 ply tho purchase money. without Inter
frrng with the MANSION lawns ana Iut5uildDgs The
furnished about SLOUO
has rooms consisting ~ bedrooms pafo dinn2 room
laundry house house
the nam building rho hOnsc IN In thor
out repair The Will produce an Income tins yor
OF IN I 3 900 anu constant Increasing the
trees advance being twelve old and
% be appreciated Tho above properly Is sit
city OF 80 900 inha tants In semitropio
10 be IN no entire day Angeles noted for It's
mild genial climate which much sought b. those desr
from the cold VI the Eastern States
the months Lore the howes bloom every
'"O"'' =" '"' ''1' MORFoRD SON.
Real Estate Agcnts.
10 North Spring ST.. Los Angeles, al
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
~ a beautiful home in the garden district, corner
Jackf on and HrainArd sts.i suited family
or boarding house, line stables premsesi two
double from d. CharlesaYe cars
lghte electricity. ornsmented bv Ovey homes the de-
light OF every cultivated eye photographs and full particn
lars at "a West Stth-st, New.Y ork city.
Two RENT.-A furnished house to small fam.
y Of admits; OF ground, carriage house 40
minutes Newly ok by Erie and Greenwood Lake roaas
Terms REASONABLE, to responsible party Address BOX iS
Bolleylle N. J.
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NSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after september p. 1850.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
via Desbrosses and Court ndt Street
Ferries. asfoowsi -, NJ, ,-,,, ,.,,u... p.,..
s,s attached q, and j. N. daily Newly ork and
chic Limited Of larlOr Dining. Smoking and Sleeping
cars al 9 a ID every day.
uii,sHs.ort IO Haven, A. m, p m; CORY and Erie
AZ D. m con lectng at Cory for Titusvle Petroleum
CENTRE and ths Oil Regions
Inress Of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday 10
m arrive ashington 4: y. regular at G2O. aud
$40 a m l. $40 aDd p. ann II night Sunday Clio
20: Al Mic antv s1cept through
For cape lay. except sunday. i p IN
Long Branch Heaa Junction end intermediate staons
ia Itahwav and AmbOy. 900 q m- 1900 noon, "lu
ar and G:3U D. hi. sunday. a u. ana ,. In
(do not stop at Asbury PARK
For d Point 0nd orfOlg via New York Philadelphia and
Norfolk j abroad. $40 an week da. and p IN. every
day; VIA Ba and Bay Line $40 p IN week days
Boats LroOkyn Annex connect with all through trains
at Jersey CITY, aHOrdng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
9S5 p. daily. From washington ana baltimore 81
800 :3 $780, ~ and 1000 J.. III: Sunday 70
sa 800 20 1908 M Prom Pt1adsiphia go $40
G?0 60 20 800 go 935, 1905 m. and 1920 night
Sunday 800. 6:2O, 7:05 8O5 1895 320 GEO, G;55,
s.2O. $780, 1905 p IN.
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Cnn pr uerin 10 Eel.

4 ON 3Gh-st. 9Th and Gth ayes. 4-storv
Y. stone dwelling 2uSGntlur. uruish q. posr.sln at
.u,e j .DNAINI BIZ -.
81 " eat let. n,Af HruaiSay.
TompIctclv furnished. nicely located house.
\ season o-vear .-25 monhy Dali ~. - West IN ~
rIND liz East l5fh-~'.. near Dih-dNc., J.
| story br.uu.ipIe dvrI iur lu eooi order unusually
oI.n and sunny r.ar R,At ,s- thAn - 10 pr ate
f.t,iiy r. 4. ClttIh-IlANk a. Co..
I1B nroliway.
rI'O RENT.-In Madison-ave.. IN private
-. small FUR i,hei nat consisting - tlrc" hrg"
rooms running from % bar. a u noor sctyan
To- III fourth and ars. GIT klttA'n Win hot Hnd
cold water spra ng tube etc IN bacnrIt house oc upd
IS Adtr
- H. T. Tribune ptown once 1893 Eroal"ay.
Two LET.-N di-nn-Ayc.
mine the pluubine. nt'fi1r arfauScwent- drc"ra
ions Of - u 1oI want ruoI house 10 INST
ella mo- guh0rhooL Los rent
J.. A CRUIKsHANK S co, l7f IToaoway.
* BEEKNAN-ST.- Large, light store, base
-f'I uient and rui-crliar 10 lrt.
HULAND WHlIISG. Eeokmau.,t
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THE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD POINT
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH.
HOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
The New York, Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
Fast Day and Night Express between ork
and Cape Charles Trains orr, via
Railroad $40 a N. week days and daily arriving
Point Comfort D. week days and 30 daily Nor
folk D. and pl5 m. Sleeping from New
YorK TO Cape Charles and ParOr car from Philadelphia With
out change Tickets DarOrcar sleeping
Dc secured Ticket Office OF the Pc abroad
Company Il. B. COOKE Cenl Pass. aud Freight A gent.
III, dunno, Superintendent
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Gteambcais ano Tailoaos,

A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
"A. Fare, 81 5Oj EXCURSION, GOOD n Q RING SEA SON.
81 90 GssS@ Pep ioot daily except
Saturday at p. SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany
DAY LINE TO NEWBCRG.
ssa m cTo AMI Vest 2is G% r az Ills bxiLY
sunday eTesgtea landing e XerRSnss Ssa
spfe ara rstes Special rates % pSrtiea
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER D:-COmmenepg June 20 1885,
oeGeseI and Montreal pres, through draw
G6Vs NJ Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
E Snf BS ss SrPng # A s ana
Ions 40 l. m. neat day Through drawIns-rOom car to
chicago EagrG: s aTd snSSa cars to Canaan
III estern Hewh ork and Northern Express with
$50 : NJ, Albany Troy and Utica Express through
drawing room cars 10 SARATOGA Fl Edward and Glens
f& q p M M &cco%nodai'Sn to Albany and Troy.
for agaIa lis Buffalo Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chi
ig5op m Express with sleeping to Syracuse and to
Auburn road. ana 10 Saratoga aso 20 Montreal
ter u SiassrS Fa
tOWstertown ana osacosbus dali except sstur az Aonv
and Troy Connects with the morning aims for tie West and
iIcEets sale al Grand central Depot No; Bcwling
S msre% Depot ana BroSs
sy 5 and sis nO Sway and S9 est and
procured at any Of the Offices NewYorE city, and
SSS WASHINGTON o.. st. IT, Br2oSyn : a., ,ror rs.,aorcs
run ds All Cas G yn sIs'pt SUNDAY
jo1 'q ToG r EY only 10 AaDy HnT 'KENDRIcK
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
Cnster Piermont AMI Nyack 800 10 M 80 = 4;oO
54o, $40. $50 p III. IL midnight sundays T. III ana
Nsnuet, Spring Valley and MOnsoy !. 1oa m. 1850 p
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Countrp Droper!p for Sale anh 60 fet
Gountrp propertp manteo
flats anb Rooms Go Eet.

A A APARTMENTS IN THE Dali
~ ~ HoUsIE, opposite CENTRAL PARK near 5TH
AVE BUILDINGS ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.
lew choice apartments stu 70 let in these ndsomey
nhshed buildings Rents $1,000 TO 81 000 Apply the
premises oSthst near 5thave
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Proposals.
Anttion 5ales.

WILL sell at No. 1T I}owerv, at 9 o'clock
M on Friday October :. 1885, by order Of Henry rru
b. al nee OF iuRust Stockton the stock OF
iuu1ra Nturrs casks d for the benefit OF credit
ors Dated New.iUrk. sept p. 1850, -
" j. M ALEXANDER, AuctiOneer
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK, Wednesday. Sept 80, 1885.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-NY. CITY.
The following sale made at the Exchange and Auction
Roo to-day.
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7 FuIGH VAILEY RAlLROAD -Passenger

IL depot foot OF COrland anG Desbrosses SITS
at SlOa m 1, $40 and p. for Ea-tOn, bethlehem
Allentown reading. Mauch hunk Wikesbarre Towsnd AND,
tlrougH coaches day. Local trains ut a. m an'
b:4O n m Easton. Bethlehem and Collay.
Trains leaving s. and 34O p m connect TOT az
points Mahonoy azeton coal regions sunday tran
leaves for Mauch Chunk and HaZeton. s:lO a. m
General Eastern ONCE, No. 23o broadWay.,>, - N
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PROVIDENCE LINE
Il FOR PROVIDENCE AND
ALL NORTHERN NGW.ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasant 1t
WHITE FOUNTAINS.
Elegant steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSb CuUS ETTS leave from Pier
~ X loot warren ST. At y. daily except sunday.
White Mountain train with paror steamers
Ing Providence. $50 runs through Fabyan without
change
Send TO Box S.oil Summer Excursion Book
PoPuLAR SHORE. LINE FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from brand eDtra Depot Three
sIpess Trains daily sundays eSeepted to Boston at
~ w. tparl0r attached and palace sleep
ans csrs sundays at ii with palace Sleeping
Newp0r fast leaves Grand Central Depot lparor
esfS attached) L p M arrives al Newport 720 p. m.
y. W POPILE, Agent.
WICKFoRD RAILROAD ROUTE ToNEw-
Trains leave Grand Central Depot. vim EowHaven RAD
road daily, except sunday,
AZ N DUE In Newport a. 1880 D..
ALA H. Dus In Newport Vt 430 D. m
(Drawing-rocn Wexford yunctOh
AT m Dus In Newport o. 100 p,
Aswport E1pteas" drawing Wexford Sso>u.
| boat Landlngl
DAILY
AT IL p m. Due IN Newport ct $40 a. ~
1etepink.car 70 Wexford sIeamboat i&ndngl
XAEoDoRk WARRE1. spvk
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" SUNDAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NEW.YORK.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, foot OF Cortiandt
stau0ns IN At. and Desbrossesst ~.
NEW -fOhh- y Phila and AIDING II. h. IOot Iberty-st
LEAVE NEW YORK. commencing sept 81, loS6
For south Amboy, PHILADELPHIA aud Reading RAJ road
a 5:45, 745 m, !, 4, 8. 545 p. m
SUNDAYS, 4, S45 q.
Via fennsy wanna Railroad. ~ noOn 4o. 8. $50 p m
a. IN. p. M,
685 7:45 II IN, !, 4. 4:30 g. j:s5 Sundays, g.,
$40 m.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. a m. IL noon, 4:lO o.
$40 n m Sundays, . a IN. b p. IN.
Tor ped Rang Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park
Ocean Reach spring Lake, Gir, Point Pie - Mt etc.
via PhiIad, lphia and Reading Railroad 1, 74j.
J. 800 A. $50. 8. 545 m SUNDAYS not stopping at
ocean grove or Asblry Park T. S45 n IN.
Via Ptnnsylyania Railroad a m. II $40. 40.
$50 D. m. sundays mot stopping al OcsaD Grove or
RUFUS BLODGErT. superintendent.
q O. HANCOCK J. Il. WOOD
g. p at A. p d II. RI G.P.A. Z. RR
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THE BAY LINE

fOH
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily, except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad. $40
pm ParlOr through 10 steamer.
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Professional.

ORGANIST.-An amateur of some expert
ence Al organst and OF church music wishes
engagement Presbyterian CongeRatlOna service pro
fcTred Address Box 49,, New-lork oct Ofhce
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8-s'ory dwelling with lot No. 90 Fast56th,st,
SIS. S4b IT. Of Madison-ave. lot l6xlO22i Is :,
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steamboats ano Railroads.

'IpANY BOATS-.People's Line.w-Dh sf1sr
a and DEAN RIcnMoND says pisG &C. o5cnnscting with
i 1901 or Ns North and West Freight reeei'ou 'A ~
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IOOK and BAkER.-Bva Protestant, us first
y class superior baNer understands co KING IN
All ia ttancbo-. no best city rler
rn,s fron last pnco Address = D.. Tribune Uptown ONCE
/ y.SH broadway.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLDEST ROUTE.
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Giiu lions Uaute1-- tflaIss.

A RELIABLE, practical, experienced business
~ So great capacity as salesman and man or
ondng English and German double bOokkeepe
APP owed hnan,ier and confidential once man OF gOOd
aacter integrity unquestiondbl highly recommended by
pr aud former wishes t. join some house pernA
neatly for small salary Address - -
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TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
n. Fare, 81 6oi EXCURSION, GOOD uRINq SEA y, son
so 70 berth included Steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF
leave Pier IA n r. Chrstopherst daily except
saturday at D. m SUNDAY steamer touches at Albany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
GAINESVILLE.
A Home minstrel TrOupe organized

A Home Minstrel Troupe Organized.
special 10 the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. Is The
CGlathumpian mlnstrels were organ
ICED at Libriry hall last night, with a
manager, musical director, stage man
ager and advance agent. The COM
pany is composed of home talent, aud
will visit neighboTing towns to rsise
funds for charitable purposes.
The preliminary trial of the three
negroes accused OF robbing the Ger
msn Portman has been postponed.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Mr. John p. HiTd OF isciIy and Miss
Rissa b. Dills OF Sherman on Janua-
~ 2s
The dangerous practice 1T firing piss
tolls Ia giving AN alarm Of Gre has bee n
condemned by the city authori, les and
reward offered for the guilty psrties.
A cold sleet began falling last night
and has continued throughout the en-.
tire dsy. This is decidedly the coolest
Gay OF the season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
THE s STRIKERS.
THE EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE FELT
AT CHICAGO,

THE EFFECTS OF THE STRIKE FELT
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. l5.-The en-
barge put upon the freight traffic Of
the Pittsburg, Ft, Wayne & Chicago
railroad by reason of the strike of the
freight brakemen and conductors is
serious one here. No trains except
passengers are leaving the city, and
the employees about the freight depot
are out " work.
"The strike Is no small matter.n
said prominent Pennsylvania official.
Here in Chicago, and in the entire
Northwest, our trade will fall off great
ly when ii Is understood that our
freight is not being forwarded except
on other roads
He expressed view that a settle.
ment of the present difficulties would
be reached shortly.
EVERYTHING AT A sTANDsTILL
FORT WAYNE IND Jan Is There
is no change in the situation Of the
striking brakemen. No effort has
been made 70 move any freight train
out OF Fort Wayne since p m. yes
terday, aud no freigAts have arrived
iiNhA RAlNhkU OF NiIeSIilOH
The yards are blocked at Fort
Wayne. The railroad officials yester-
day demanded of the city authorities
protection of property. They claim
that the city will have to assume the
responsibility Of all losses arising from
the failure Of the city authorities To
protect the tTainmen in Their efforts to
move the trains. The chief of police
to-day stated TO an Associated Press
reporter that his force of eighteen
men would be of no serviee
against the large number Of
strikers coagregated aud that he
would make no attempt to enforce the
law against the strikers unless the au-
thorities increased his force TO seyenty-
five men. No conference between
superintendent Law aud the com.
mittee OF strikers has been held since
yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

test vote on the Mcpherson bill,
many members voting in the affirma-
tive in order that the caucus might be
held. II operates as virtual defeat, as
that measure was the special order of
the day, and is not the continuing or
der.
Mr.. Buckper of Missouri. chairman
Of the banking and currency commit
tee, said to an Associated Press repre-
sentative: "That settles the bill; we
will never again be able to get it before
the house,
Pending the announcement OF the
vote, on the motion of MIR. Randall,
the house non.cOncurTed in the senate
amendments 70 the six.months' naval
appropriation bill, and Messrs, Ran
dali, Holman and Long were appoint
ed conferees.
The house then adjourned, and the
Democratic caucus was announced to
take place at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

~ wrecked by an explosion Of dyna-
mite last night and several houses in
the neighborhood were badly shaken.
Many windows were shattered and
several persons we're thrown
TO the 2rewn by the vio-
lence Of the shock. The report
OF the explosion was heard for two
miles around the town hall, and great
excitement was caused until it was as
certalned that no one was seriously in
jured, Pieces Of tip tubing, which
had appafe61aiy contained iuse, were
found near the scene of the explosion.
Two suspicious characters were seen
lettering near the town hall during
the afternoon The police are searching
for them, but thus far no arrests have
been made
The explosion was attended with
Issuing of dense volumes of smoke
from the hall The front windows Of
the hall and the windows OF the ada
cent buildings were shattered, but the
mason work received no damage.
II has been sscertained that the ex-
plosion was caused by guupowder.
The affair IL believed to have been the
work of q practical joker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
st. Louis DelInOuent.Tax List.

ST. LOUIS, Mo Jan. l5,-The COM
mittee of three state senators, appoint
ed under resolution adopted by the
senate yesterday to investigate the of
fees of collector and comptroller of
the city, has been in session here to-
day and has examined a number of
witnesses. The object of the exsmina-
ton is to ascertain why the delinquent
tax list Is 20 large and to devise
some means by which the
taxes on personal property can
be more promptly and effectively col
lected. The delinquent textbooks for
several years past were before the cOm-
mittee and II oceasioned considerable
surprise to find that the comptroller OF
the city and his chief clerk, also the
clerks in the collection office, were
among the Delinquent Taxpayers. The
investigation viii continue several
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
rALK VIII sr. JoHN.

MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, Jan. 15-An
Associated Press agent asked ex Gov.
st. Johu to-day If he would consent to
make a public statement regarding
the Clarkson Legate publications
which have recently appeared In the
public prints, regarding his course
during the recent campaign.
"N0," said he, II have thus far de-
clined to make any statement, beyond
"A mere denial OF the statement, but /
may prepare statement and furnish
you with manuscript before / leave
the q ty, / have not yet determined
whether shall ans wer the charges Mt
all, farther than to deny tho
whole affair. IL / make a state
ment will not depend upon
the memory OF any one, but will fur
nish the copy to you myselLU
"YOu do not hesitate then to brand
the entire affair ~ fAlse7"
1.-The charges are fiise from begin
ming 10 end. Legate is now the strong
est witness against my accuseTs, and |
have had no communication with him
or any one elre about he matter. The
Associated Press dispai ches OF the past
few days should be sufiicitnt prosf to
any one that the charges are false.
LeRate admits that the letter or part
of Il is forgery, AL desire TO say
now is that / ana innocent OF those
charges and ! hope | do not look like
guilty msg. II conclude to make
public statement, will furni- h you
with the copy over my OWE signature,
AZ I said y
This was all that the governor cared
to ray about the recent publications.
incidentally he said that he had ten
times MS many offers TO lecture as he
could accept.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
RaIIMar Onlclnl, R.sIrnInr.

LoUIsvILLR, Ky, Jan. l5.-M. s..
Belhnap, superintendent OF the Mo-
bile aud Montgomery division OF the
Louisville d Nashville road has re-
signed, He VIII be succeeded by Il
2. EppeTson, the present. master of
transportation. w. z. Harrs, super.
intenuept OF the first division OF the
same road, has also resigned. he will
he succeeded by Geo Evans, the pres-
en- master Of transportation. The IA.
igIpauons take Effect February lat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
DALLAS.

A Thief Sentenced to Two Years in
the Penitentiary.
special To the Gazette,
DALLAS, TEX, Jan. l5.-To-day has
proven tine most disagreeable one of
the season. a freezing norther &C.
companied by sleet has been blowing
all day. The streets are perfectly
white tonight Business is at Il
siandstill I'm consequence and nothing
of interest has happened.
Miner Hinton was sentenced to a
term Of two years in the penitentiary
in the district coHrt this morning for
the theft Of clothing and a shotgun
from resident Of Denton county.
Eleven more tramps were conveyed
to the poor-faTm this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
1he House.
aovFRNnR on ARRANsAs.

LT1uE Rock, ARK jan l5.-Gov.
Hughes was inaugurated to-day. In his
inaugural address he suggests the
funding Of the undisputed debt in
twenty-year bonds. He urges the
consolidation Of the state and national
elections, the formation Of state
bureau OF agriculture and an addi-
tional appropriation TO complete the
Arkansas exhibit at the worlds expo
alton.