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New-York tribune., 1885-07-05
rINHE NEW LINE
i BETWMEY
SEw.yoRK.J JnHI,,ibE IN EcEyTLx OLD roIS5

COMEORr AND TftE soUTR oND
rS. inSv N ~ vi EASrEH I rnAy ANY OTHER BoUrk.
eow % runs Da and Night Express between NswnS
SSirosd 02o q week days and p daily. arriving Q4
feH . M ana ana s;S1 M 1n . vS
YORK 70 Cape Chpres and PaFlor Philadelphia wttS
out cnarso I1ckeA eseping berths
p at any roke Cee Of tho RAILROAD
1in. rsa' and ErasAs Ass.s
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Qressmd uul.

nRESSES MADE in all the Latest Styles at
short notice g. up, hno-t nnsh. 81 East 9th st..
Opposite DcnBing's, between broadway and ith-aye.
nRESSMAKING.-B leaving for Paris.
- MADAME IAMMES. the celebrated French litter.
at short notice and reasonable
prices. nttng unequ4 He'd ~ D. ~ est ljth-st.
CTYLISH DRESSMAKER, whose speciality is
- nnc work wishes more customers by day or week city
or country; terms g. per day Address
Mss j.. 1ibsHe JptOwn Ofice OBS Broadway.
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STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ CATSKILL EVENING LINE
STEAMERS kAArERSKILL and CAISKILL
leave foot OF uarrisonst.
NJ r., every week lay at y. Connecting with Catskl
Mountain and Cairo roads 10 O'Clock boat from Catsk
sunday nights arrival Of special Mountain
pier for Circular giving timetable list of houses rates. &C.
or address w. ]. HUGHES. Treas Caskl. n. Y.
EOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
l. ISLAND. 50UTIOLD and SAC UARBOR-1ho
FRANCES VIII leave for above landings Pier
IL. h. H.. New-York. foot OF Pinest. on TUESDAYS
THuEsDAYs and sATU hDAYs at 5p m. Returning
RAcXETT BRO. Agen,A so south-st. NY.
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pROVIDENCE LINE
for
WORCESTER.

WORCESTER,
NASHUA, CONCORD
ALL NoRTHERN NEw.ENGLASD POINTS.
Peasanest route to
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Elegant Steamers
RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave NewYork
from " H. f.ot WaTron-st, aE v. daily except
sunday. - - ... , ,.. ,
Longest WATER ROUTE full nights rest. wLito Noun
tain train pariOr leaves landing. pr0yt
dence. through TO FabTans without change.
Breakfast ste mer at a m. Dinner At Ply mouth
arriving nj Faby ans early In afternoon.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Is most direct route To resorts on
NARRAGAE,Erl BAY.
Tickets and be secured In New YORK 3
Astor House PSI 2s7 3O7 397 I57 7s5 gf2, 9J7 Broad
way Frfth Astor House. Grand Central
tosmopouLan HOtels-32O Bowery. In Brooklyn $50
Washington. 73O Fulton sts, and Ut Pier % ~ r.
send Box 3.Oll for Summer Excursion Book.
s. BABCOk. =. w. POPPLE,
Genera
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IHRIE RAILWAY, now known az the NEW
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements OF trains from Chamberst Depot From 2Sd

AhE oSD ss The NaM
Arran gements from Chambersst Depot From I5d
Coaches %' to snsSamson S % slmirs nsrnssys Eaaso
to sne Cincinnati and I Chicago
charge o1 & S LSaS sss
Baao evns g. 8 % SEs! s Fails = a SAB ss
Sisd" 7ss ssS i.a1naDSn % Sns iS. %.., SOLID
p%S%Se Sayp and
% an and M iAssac @ 40 & 80 o go S9 S sS ioS Ipa
midnight sqnlays 6s5 7A5 s30'lo2o I'm l;A5 $50 TAO
a1sr.oa 4l5 a5 72o 100 sso 1920 y noon la'
va g., as $40 ,d6,I1;
urdsSy nlghts only sundays o SO t Sp s r. o Gao
sS SserD 81 $50 s ss 1885 Sg and %nrh ' $40
'V warwict it5 tS 1,s @ Sundays
Newburg Cornwall 1850 m 800 4i5O y IN sunday
Rondont and Kingston and Montgomery IN; s3op. M
Go'hsn i.s .s ?ao 1899 SO sso $50 4''o $50
Mdaetown 44S o:,9 go 1920 o. s5o i'q $50 m
@ @ trains connect SS Win wv onao and
Railroad & at Msn; he 1929 train Ggc o 's o IT, no ony Sun
'1 Goais s leave ssd.t e. " Is e:i, "a,
every nits,n minutes 80 to i3t9 syeIy thirty
Tickets passage and I1 Drawing Room and
% be SASo @ 5 G az Gs s e % oce.
Sos @ "'' so' or eyi rcaSEsy, ia westst T. e. No
IT,
ETPress from tho West arrive in NowYork at 7'io
JOHN n. ABBof'T. ocnr Pass'r Agent New.York.
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD .
s,oton.,n )Pennsyivanii Railroad foot Of coTtlandt
St.hOts IN a. and nrsbrOssess.
NEwYoRKi Phila and Reidinr Il. r.. foot Iiberty-st
LEAVE NEW.b OkK-C0nmenciny lune q, lsol.
For South AmbOv Philadelphia md Re tding Railroad
{. 54j. 7.4j. M l. / o. 4, D. 6:I5. 1:3Op
qaGys Sun sS a% Rnod % poor ia II ~ noo 40
?. $50 m. Suudays f;5, . a. m, p. m.
For Matswu via Phiiadelphla and Heading Railroad l.
6;i5 7ii5 . II am. II noon, l3o 80 D. 3D. 73)
SnsGyS oad siSa 9o2 o mn M - noou 49,
3. $50 D. sundays. i:l5. 2 a. m. p m ~ ~,
ror Red Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Goye, Asbury Park
Ocean Be'ch, Spring Lake. sea irl Point pessnt etc,
y noon, l:3l $3.50 :, 49, liJ. 1870 p m: SumAys hot
stoppng at Ocean Grove Asbuy PsTk) l. $40 M IL
VIA Pennsylvania Parroaa sl5 7lo, an. ~ noon.
$40 8 stop Il Ped Dankl 4lO >, $3.50 p 10
SUNDAYS mot stopping at Ocean Grove or Asbuy faAj
40 = Me- - RUFUs BLoDGETr. superintendent
o. 3 I. A. p 3. r. II. II. q. p. A. p r.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
" EEs. e. IL NOKTuA@ AND CONTINENTAL. Leave
Peck ship Pier No y ]. r.. at m tsundays exceptes
and D. m sundays Inc ulod connecting at New Haven
with special trains Tor MERiDES. HAHIFOKD SPRING:
FIELD HOLYOkE sc. Tickets sold and baggage checked
J41 Broadway. n Y, and tourtst, brooklyn Excur-
10 New. Haven. ~ %.
DOPULAR SHORE LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
and the All rail from Grand Central Depot Three
express trains daily tsandays eI epted to M
D. IN (pAror atiachet and II .. with palace sleep
ing cars sundays AT with palace sleeping carsl
Newport exprrss Grand Ccntl Depot parlor
Il. w. POPPIE, Agent
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Bnoiucso Chances.

I ARGE AGENCiES.-An Extensive and long
established Eastern Manufacturing Comp after
,ra yss pertinent md experience ~ about to miro
duce ami patented ~ article o! acture
the practical OF which demOnstrated he oonsump
ntT uimp.oNci articles IS cnOfmOus and there Ia
that the improved article. which Il mOrr expcn
sy, take lar share OF The market IL IL proposed 10
d,i country into appoint exclusive licensed
more stcts 20 manage the kadc and sub
agents Tho Ompany believes ts patents 20 20 controlling
that II assure monopoly 10 ts censees IL ts es
sena that appl cants for licenses should have good sandng
experience and capital For men of this cdhJ
the opportunity Ia unusually excellent Address
T. U. BOX 2.SiB,
Ncw.York city.
MAN 30 years of age, with temperate habits
tk and having large acquaintance IN south Carolina and
Georgia would Ike position travelling salesman. salts
factory references furnished Address -
Lock Box 90, Greenville. S. c.
NXANTED.-TO represent large manuiact-
w nring jobbng honse by travelling In North Caro-
lima the south west nrst-cliss party residing
Ashcyillo Norh Caro- n on account OF famiys health
sell collect attend 10 business inusted him. and
banks the West and chants reference Please
address iI with terms and Inducements. this paper
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
By s:
sndays siS BIO 1000 ii.ss M %.' sAsss: sSS.
PoD Sus so poo s % 'fs a% Ps vs s c,'aS2ys New,
ss s: ednass aassT ns c
f'r an ss % s sS.t
sns n and n DysSs S "A
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
ts". a. 12i.H ,lsa. ,o daily EXCEPT Mcnd.y.
tions at 1900 noon and $3.50 the train
st Nsw Rochelle with Genital Depot and
( .EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passene n eo
trains leave depes foot Of CortIsndt and pesbrosses
;s E.:s.
ass d ySn' aud q, West Pun
Esstoa seth :6.@ and cop.s 81 = ana ''ss
sss sssssy % .a 4.
'A''A' '''" 'D''' No. K Z B. STfSiroN GA
NEW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Train. VII eaye Depot tune - 1885,
600 N, l.oehester and Montreal Express through
Georse and = Montssi special with
1850 fast Limited and 9, Lou, Ergre.. with
ha " & s Toso s
EaR. next day TAFouE" Drawing Roo" Car to Niagara
1890 a. Chicago Express drawing room cars Rich
ned Springs CaDsndsisus. Rochester Niagara Falls and
= n western NewYork and Northern Express. with
$50 p. Albany. Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawinsirOom cara 10 Lake George saturdays
lp. M, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy;
sc D. nj Chcago ST. Louis Express with seepn Tor
Negdra Falls Eu1aa Cincinnati. IOeo Detrois Chicago,
and ~. Louis
$50 m Express with sleeping Syracuse andto
Auburn road and To saTstosa also to Montreal
S 9l6 Pacific Express with cars Tor ROche$
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fall-, Cleveland Toeio AMI Do
trot also % Waeffown daily incrht daily except
su day. and -d dsdensburs daily except satar
day -
ILLS m Night Express with seeplne.cars Albany and
Troy Connects with the trains for the West aud for
the North except saturday night.
Tickets on eale at Grand central Depot NO bowling
Green Is Broadway. Harlem Depot l2jhst and 4thaye
and at Westcotts Express Oces Parkpsce near Bioad
way, 1S5 and yi2 froatway ami 62 West l2jhst New
9Th st.. VILLA nsbUrg.
Accom- drawin- and sleeping 10
procured " the ticket Offices In NesYOrk CITY aud
5S3 Washin gton-st. Brooklyn.
called FOR and checked from residence
'These trains daily All others dzy except sunday.
J n TOUCEY '"' :" ''''A"' D. Il. KENDRrcK.
General superintendent General Passenger Asens
NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND. NEW.IoNDON, NORWICH,
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier
North River. foot Of Watts St next above Des
brosses street Feuyl at D. IN. CITY Oh WORcESTEk"
Tuesdays Ibursdays and saturdays. CITY OF BOSTON"
may be aA House 207 26 397 aud 95 Broad.
wsy Windsor Cosmopolitan aud ars Hotels SSo Fulton St,
GEO. W. BRADY Agent
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panflna Afaoemies.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S,
"A ll2 5thavc Private lessons and classes In dancing
Private lesseus any hour daily.
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gteamtoats ano Railroads
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

n ~hCDOOAN hA liz ~ In hAOhA
DAY LINE STEAMER ALgANy OR c. vIBBARD.
Leave yssPS: Fs1 h.Sots NsaSsrs !Ss 4nn'l,
for rALsHSY asdna 's syssi and faryiSwn
West Point New burg Poughkespsic Rhnebeck catskil
and B. Tor ' the % fsscrts @ s cstssi. ~
MGDs9N"wiih '0 and a n K for Chatham. Pitishsd
NStn %thAsYwh Asa. pS sn% II spnt e for Lake
Montreal and the North and with y X c. and II r. X H.
snd 1s S' ~ ass snss ssfs fa
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKlLL
Cornwall Nswsurs Marlboro Milton rOashkespsie and
end r AMI and " as
Ssp. Saturdays when CITY Of Kpsssn leaves at FL
peoa for ali THE
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. win leave Ronioat snnds. Ia
sfsss % sosdsy 4n 'D
A LBANY BOATS-"People's ne."--DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al, North River
foot OF Canast every week day at o. m connecting wh
parture
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
~ Steamer JAMEST. BRETT from Pier n. r. near
GSSsy sloepsa as snns az vsrpsns
Spring and Cornwall FARE so CENTS. Excursion tickets
reduced rates. Special rates TO parties.
TOR LONG BRANCH Steamer Heisley,
sunGayps sacps e. PAYS s e M eh esves
Branch ~ $3.50 m at seabrgn sacn way ow 1na ra
Horses and carriages specially r. p. DOBBINs Owner
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
~ Trains leave from Uhamberss Depot for Engewood
$40. Gao $3.50 p. m.. l2 midnight Sundays q m and
Nanret Spring Valley and Monscy T. lOa m. A6o:p- m.
Sundays y a. III.
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gu6truttlou.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CHOICE collection of school circulars for
" parents guardians Teachers In every department OF
CIT and learning IT, HEssE. SO West 2istst
DANES BUSINESS COLLEGE, G2 Bowery,
L corner Canal. Uptown lo7 West Athst corner
Broadway open and evening all summer for instruction
In BookkeepDg Writing Arithmetic, Correspondence Read.
ing Spelling PhonOgraphy Type Writing, etc Terms half
price Tor summer. Graduates nnd ready employment
CCHOOL OF MINES-PreparatOry School
A High School Of Science and English.
81 EAST 46lH-ST.
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. q T.. Ph. D. Principal
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN.
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NEW.lOkk.
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ncfrigcrnlors.

DEFRIGERATORS - Nursery Rcfrigerators
IL Parties living in hotels summer resorts
or should be without IT. CAL send
for lat H. C. WiSSMAN. Manufacturer,
as University Place. Newly ork.
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Jnsirnttion.
For Young Ladies-City.
MISSES GRINNELLS
xNoL1su. FRENCH AND aERMAs BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
SO EAST 55THsT,
VIII reopen October I. 1885.
vii reopen October I. 1888.

For Bows and Young Men-Country.
HONEIIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n xnUNa 1oYa-Ai summcr, b. KINDS. A. NJ.
- ioo"" Hem pstead. Long Island.
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+ THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.

DEPARTMENTS or ARTS AND Sciences.
Entrance examinations, eptenbcr IA and l5 10 a. IN.
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL
u No l473 broadway, near 42dst lsth year Primary
Classical departments Inssrucuon thorough
Terms moderate NJ. n. HOBBY, W. /. AKIN. Principls
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Catalogues with fun particulars OF courses in ara science
civil engineering medicine and law be obtained by ap
the University Building. Washingonsquare
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CWARrHMORE COLLEGE.

80 Minutes From Froai stree: Station Phiiad'phia
Under Ieud. but all Others admitted. Eul
COLLEGE GOJI-E iOr LOIi sENI- -tl4ssici. Sci'n-
tre auc lAterTy AlsOa PREPARATORY SCHOOL Ica4tl-
ul location grounds ard extensive buildings sLd
apparatus. Tor catalogue nd full PARTICULARS address
EDWARD Il MAclLL. a. 81. President
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6llnailons r1inteo-nlales.

TOACIIMAN.-A gentleman wishes 10 secure
" position for iis coachman an excellent hOrsenan hon
est sober and industrious Address ~ .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06

Whitehead O Y ranch; G III gilbert
Texssi w II Click, jacksonville; ] Ii
Atkeeon, city; II Cheatham, ChicaRo.
Piokwick; Geo w Roder, New
York; "A \ Spencer, Ennis; N V Sau.
ders, Louisville; Q = Shumate, Paris.
j II Hancock, Paris; Abe l. Brown,
San Francisco, Cal; III = Markham,
New Orleans; Ike 4 Pryor, Austin; nj
y El1ey, 81 Louis: w II Butler,
bridgeport; G Work, Kansas City; j
q Williams, city; x l. Darlington
Memphis, Tenn; Y S Port, Galesburg,
III; n w Givens, G N, L T; w J WI.
liams, st Louis; Annie GossIer, Dallas;
a Rose, Solado; l. III Atkinson, CITY,
u M Hogan, San Saba; J u Morgan,
lIampasas; NJ q Bush. Solado; j A
Kemp, Wichita Falls; ID c Malloy,
Palestine G ID Fox, NJ l. Sanguinet,
New York.
Mansion II Hatch, Dallas; Mrs
smith, Wichita Falls; b II Benton,
Bosque; John Collier, Mansfield, j A
Darnell, Seymour; Chas A Taylor, w
IL Morris, Clarksville; w Ii King.
city; J Il Jandrem, Bowie; II " Beaii,
Sweetwater; Sam p Dsrnell, Decatur:
John Walker, city; T. II Habens and
family, Wichita Falle; Wyatt Lips.
comb, Cameron; Mrs e Donahoe, At
aksia, t.; Frank Houston, Terrell;
ID Bronson, city; II LeBos.
quets, A Chem, Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
Oar Sanitary Condition.
FoRT WORM, TT,

FoRT Worm, TEX, July T. 1855,
To the Editor OF the.Gazette.
Having for our habitatlon the fore.
most city In many respects in this, the
grandest state in the Union, and with
our boosted progresslveness, the pluck
and energy OF our business men, RS
sisted largely 10y natural drainage,
sewerage, water-works, etc, men
ton these facts merely IA u
reminder as to our neglect In other
directions, There are blocks In the
Third ward, In the densely populated
section bordering on Main ana Hous-
ton streets, containing pools OF stag
nant water, covered with green
malaria, typhoid and other pes.
tilential breeders, besides myriads Of
musical mosquitoes, and the nights
are made hideous by the peculiar chirp
OF hundreds OF green frogs, Some OF
these places are from six inches 10 two
feet below the graded streets surround
ing them, and when IL rains there IL
no escape for the water, and the rays
IA summers sun brings about the
above-described unpleasant condition
of affairs. Many OF the houses have
standing pools of stsgnant water un-
der their II oors, in,which are to be seen
frogs and fishes. l also ind In that
vicinity portions OF blocks covered
with sunflowers and other weeds from
two TO ten feet high and still growing,
Now, Mr.. Editor, who ia response
BILE for this condition OF things? Has
the city an ordinance bearing on Its
sanitary condition, or are we to invite
ex Fish Commissioner Lubbock to use
these ponds and keep them In good
order, and shall we have Oscar Wilde
TO come and dwell among US when the
suntlower grows 30 luXuriaptly near
our public highways? Knowing your
desire TO be foe the public good, would
most respectfully ask space In your
valuable columns for the above short
communication from j. II. Robinson,
or "A dweller in the Third ward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
DENTON.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DENTON, Tn, July A suit WAS
filed yesterday In the district cou IT by
Meesrs, Duling 4 Little, attorneys for
plaintiffs, against the Missouri PACT
tic Railway company in favor OF the
children of Charles Magnus, VINO was
killed In n wreck ut Denlson In March.
Of 1888, while In the compsuy's em-
ploy, Actual damages to the amount
OF g0,OO0is claimed, also exemplary
damages.
The third quarterly meeting OF this
year for this station commenced to-
day mt the Methodist Ellsnopal
church, South, under the direction OF
Rev. w. II. Essterling, the presiding
elder.
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The Other Side.

Four WORM, TEN, July S, 1883.
To the Editor OF tho Gazette,
An article appeared in your paper
this morning in which w. Il. Arnold,
driver of the Protection hose cart, was
upjustly assailed.
When the alarm referred to was
given, Mr.. Arnold was asleep In the
building, but before he reached the
cart another member OF the company
drove 1t out and, not being accus-
toned to that work, failed to fasten
one Of the lines, MIR. Arnold reached
the fire immediately after the cart.
The driver OF the Protection hose cart
is the most attentive, quickest and best
driver, and one OF the best firemen In
the city, and nothing but spirit of
envy or malice could have prompted
the article signed Citizen His rec
ord IA a driver Is sufficient evidence of
his efficiency.
ANOTHER CITIZEN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
SNYDER.
corresronN ence Cd lhe aaretle.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SNYDER, Ten, July S--The cleo
tion for deciding whether ten cents on
500 valuation should be levied for
free-school purposes in district No. l,
which includes the whole county,
passed of quietly. At this box the
vote was unanimous for the schools.
No other precincts have been heard
from. The general supposition Is that
the TAX carried all over the county.
Messrs. Dunn aud Trammell OF the
Trammell Land and Cattle company
are surveying their lands lust west OF
town They will fence their lands,
and when fenced they will have the
largest pasture in the county, nearly
100000 acres.
lev. Moore, Baptist, OF Swcetwater
ls delivering series OF sermons at the
Baptist church and will continue for
several DAYS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
MORGAN.
orrosbondoneo OF the Gazette.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Gazette.
MORGAN, TEN., July The sum
mer session OF Maj. Corruth's school
terminated yesterday with an exami.
nation. Last night concert was given
by the school and the hall was crowd.
ed. The programme was most inter-
esting and we'll carried out. AT the
close OF the entertainment the major
made u brief talk.
The protracted meeting OF the Bap-
tists, under the auspices OF DIR. Rufus
B1rleson, began tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
LOCAL EVENTS.
A Wholesale Poisoning, Caused BY Eat.
ing Canned Meat Another
Version.
Communication From Thi,d-warder
on the Sanitary Condition
Thereof
Wholesale Poisoning.

During the progress OF the celebra.
ton at the driving park on Saturday
afternoon large numbers patronized
the lunch counter, and among other
edibles exposed temptingly to view
was large dish OF canned corned
beef. OF this quite number partook,
all OF whom, 40 far rs reporter was
able TO learn yesterday, had suffered
more or less from the effects OF lead
poisoning.
At about o'clock the members OF
the band went down to this lunch
stand and of the entire number eight
partook Of this poisonous meat and
with very serious results, IA II was
thought for n time that some OF them
could not recover.
Mr.. Capera OF Capers Bros. was an.
other to partake OF this dish, but
timely antidotes relieved him with
no serious effects.
BY far the most serious case, how
ever, was that OF DIR. Ii. w. Moore,
whom II was thought could not re-
cover. Drs. Beall and Adams spent
the night with him, aud IL was only
by the prompt and efficient action OF
these gentlemen that he was yester-
day pronounced out OF danger.
Another case WAS that OF negro
boy who goes by the name OF Zulu,
He was carried TO the engine house
last night and suffered intense agony
before physician arrived and admin.
istered something to relieve him.
His case, together with number OF
others, were pronounced Saturday
night nothing more than cholera
morbus, but the fact developed yester-
day that all were clear cases of lead
poisoning and traceable TO the same
common cause.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
WILLIAMS RANCH.

Correspondents OF the Gazette.
WILLIAMS RANCH, Tx. July -
The Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Fe
railroad has failed to secure the right
OF way, by purchase or donation.
through several tracts Of land In this
part OF the country, and legal proceed
ings TO condemn will soon be had.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
Chicnrn Lnhnr Trnnhles

CHICAGO, LII, July 8, Mayor Har-
rison has written letters 20 President
Jones OF the West Division Street
Railway company and TO the president
of the Car Conductors aud Drivers AS
ISOLATION, suggesting that each side
TO the present dispute select an arbi.
traitor, and that between them they SO.
lect "A third, making au arbitration
committee OF three, whose decision
with reference to the strike ard its
ant, cedents shall Ice final
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
Gen. eran,Js Condition.

Mr., McGREGoR, n. y, July g.
Upon the arrival OF DR.. Sands yester-
day he proceeded at once to Gen.
Grants room and there the two ply
sicians examined the patients throat.
Having seen this n consultation took
place In the presence OF the
general, no other person
except the sick man and his medical
men being In the room. The condi-
tons OF his throat and neck were
plainly stated TO the general. There
had been no especial change since tho
last consultation with Or. Shrady.
The point OF importance
WAS found 10 be the
more noticeable and growing
weakness OF the patient and he was
again informed by both physicians,
what DR.. Douglass has during four
months predicted, that exhaustion
would doubtless be the final result.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
A Metropolitan Blaze.

NEW YORK, July building No.
IS, Broadway, where are situated the
offices Of the Baltimore " Ohio llx-
press aud Telegraph companies, was
Quilted by fire to-day. The loss foots
up to about $4,000 and Is fully COW
cred by Insurance..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
MOODY.


Special TO the Gazette
MOODY, TEX, July 8. The barbecue
yesterday at Halstead's crossing, ON
the Leon river, seven miles from
Moody, was a grand success. About
1000 people attended. Addresses were
made by Messrs. Human, Dunn and
smith. Forty caroasses were bar
beCDpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-06
The Texas& Pacific Railway.

The Great Popular Route between the hast
and the W est, short liue TO New Orleans and
all pOintsin Louisiana, New Ste xico, Arizona
and California. Favor lie line 10 the North,
East and southeast Pulln an Palace sleep.
ing Cars daily between ~, Louis aud Dallas,
Fort Worth, m Paso aud San Francisco, Gale
also Fort Worth and New Orleans without
change said trains from Nj Paso 70 ~,
Louis. Fast time, fiTHt.clnsr equipment, sure
connections. See that your ticket reads Via
Texas aud Pacific railway. For uaps, time
tables, tickets, rates and all required infor.
nation, call on or address any " the Ticket
Agents or "a. r.. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent Houston, Toxns.
n. W. MCCULl OUdH,
faas. A Ticket Ap,t, Galysstoo, Texas,
W. n. NEWMAN,
Gen. Trafic Manager. Galveston, Texas,