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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-23
American Engineers,

NEW YORK, Jan. 22,-Tbe Amer
oan societv of Civil Engineers spent
t ~ visiting the different points Of
sota-sst throughout the city. The
ssssion closed last night with ban-
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M. M. TEMPLEToM q co.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS

WICHITA FAIlL5, TEAAb,
We have for sale ramon and farm lands q,
low as y % per acre ia various parts ~ tn'
a4ata. can iurriah ranchea nom 800 " 100
O00 sores in solid bodies, eapeciEsly Ia Wien
la and Wilbargor counties. lmmltranD
VII md our prioea A. hdyertiaod. We M
barzer counties, aud have tho only c9Inplttt
onel Of The same.
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TRIMS: Postage prepaid, 81 Per Year
Vol. VI. commence Nop. A, 1884.

Single numbera. Five Cents each
Itemittancea should 30 made by Poat once
Money Order Or Dram, 70 avoid chances o.
loef.
Newspapers are nor b oopU Difs odse4gisf
yeni ulfl.oia NJ czpyess oisLsr u Harper >
Hr9lkers.
Address,
HARPER 8 ERorHERs, Eew Yors
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srhe Tonkaway Indians have always min
tanned friendly Citations with the FeAesDs 3,
mi thew were their best friends la the time
~ thr-stened invasi ms by other tribes
Their prlneiral chief, Plaildo, was impllcltly
trusted by BurlCson and other Texans Whsn
lighting the COmanones and other h lc u,
- - -
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We offer at absolute entire stock Boys
Over
We offer for at absolute entire stock Ladies'
Mems Wooden Underwear.
We offer for sale at absolute entire LADIES'
Mems and Chldreu'S Wooden Hosiery.
We offer cost stock Of White and
COOred Blankets and Bed Comforts.
Persons sending for suits please give
breast aud waist and length of inside panaOOn
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VcoR S. T.. i.. sss; i. 81 ;:! -, ". I &c:
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An epit0ne OF eveTJ thing that "a attractive
aud desirable IN Juvenile lilerature,- B0siop
COURIER.
4 weekly fenst ~ good things 10 The boy
and glris q eycIy family which II glaita.-
Hfo0kiin linton
ltis wonderful IN iis wealth u pictures
inform, ton, and interest -.Christiefa Ado
cute, M. \.
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$1 90.
The Weekly Times.
saI.OO a YEAR.
The Largest The Brightest and the Best,
A Newspaper for Every Household

The Largest, The Brightest and the Best,
A Newspaper for Every Household
THE WEEKLY TINES" Is foremost
among the lR'gct snd best Of the Family
and General weekly newspapers published
In The country, and Il is now on red TO single
subscr beers at one dollar year, and an ex-
ira copy given with every club OF 20, IL ~
the most pro yrelEve journal OF It's class. IL
am IL TO be the newspaper OF the y ople Of
the whole country 10 meet every intelligent
want IN journalism, and IN make ~ 40 cheap
that all can afford 10 enjoy It, weekly vluit
1.-THE ANNALS OF THE WAR" have
been one OF the distineuthing features OF
"THE WEEKLY TIMES" aud IL ~ now
initiated IN that feature by many OF the lead
Ing uro ais and periodicals Of The country
ghe best writers nom the active participants
OF tue greas struggle on both Aid win con
tlnue their contributions 10 the nnwritten
history OF the war In every number. and
make the paper epecia ~ interest pg and in
siruouve TO the veterans OF both the Blue
and the Gray.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
araK WEEKLY TIMES" is mailed post
paid for one dollar year. Every club OF 2
will be entitled TO an extra copy.
Address.
THE TIMES,
Times Building, Phlla.
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The Little Joker Is the best smok'
ing tobacco.
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1885.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

Tho serial and short stories In Harper,
Young People have all the dramatic interest
that Juvenile fiction can Possess, while they
are wholly fee from what IL pernielous o.
vuignlarly sensational. The humorous ato.
rles and pictures are full Of innocent fun
and the papers on natural history and sci.
once. travel, and The facts OF life, are by WI
teri whose names give The best assurance o.
accuraev and value. illustrated papers on
athletic sports, games, and pasrimes give
full information on these subjeeu. There u
nothing ehssp about Il but its prce.
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INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS

HENRY @. DEFINING, Secretary,
1870 Broadway, New York.
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Imported Clgara, Wines and Liquors; I'm
ported lunches, ana nuslc - me AtAlAA
band day and night
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PArkcr's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Faili
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AurHoRIznp nY LAw ro 40 Al

Undertakes the care ~ ESTATES. IL the
Legal depository for TRUST MOS,
and allows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
DIR. s. /. PRIME SERIOUSLY ILL.
SEIZED WITH PARALYSIS LAST sUNDAY-PEEACHING
AT HIS OLD HOME.

SEIZED WITH PARALYSIS LAST sUNDAY-PEEACHING
AT HIS OLD HOME.
The Rev. DR.. s. IrenHus Prime, senior Edi-
tor OF The Nco York O1ssrce is seriously III at Manchcs-
ter Vt and not expected to live more than day OF
In the early part of June he Baston Spa,
where he first settled pastor, hfiy
years ago. and preached there on June 7. At
the Office of The Obsrrer the following statement was
given In regard TO his Illness ~
- " Dr. Prime attended the commencement at Williams
o9nege on Wednesday July l. and spent tne loow,g d :
WITH friend alHoosac Falls. On the folowlns sunday
wednesday he went Ia Manchester, w. Whiie on has MS
way in the he attacked with severe pam anu
on reaching Manchester he called for ply sician,
who went with him 10 the Equinox honse. nc M
went to bed at ana continued TO suffer ior Two OF
three days The physician proneuneed h,s disease
and before end OF the week he was consderhy re-
brother were at sent for and were with hm un,li
he better Last sunday he was walking ao1n mis-
his usual vivacity. About y. III. after he h'd pren
converting religious topics, Especially on the supec
of evolution, he said that he would lie down. Mlthn
short time he appeared be sleeping soundly but it
was soon discovered that lie had been stricken Win
paralysis This was relieved tho nex, day so iar as tne
frss use of his limbs concerned. but IL returned ana
AT no time since the hour he was irst attacked mas lie
recognizes those around him and replies Ia monosylla-
bles addressed does not have his fu conscious
ness nj any time. Io has continued 10 grow weaker
since Monday night. The dispatch to-day at i a. ~ ~
from W. c. Prime. SAYS Greatly weaker, pulse TO.
Unless a favorable change comes he cannot last more
han or two days" ,.. ,.r,
writing TO his paper OF his recent visit to B;llston
Dr. Prime said: IT Is not given to many pastors 40
cone back after nifty years 10 visit the seeue
OF their early labors. One who has that orpoItunly
must expcct find himself stranger at home. ~ Is
nome because the face OF nature IL familiar Ihc neiu-
and hills the lakes and rivers have not 80 changed as 20
be unknown wnen he them again. but Tue
people tlat knew him once are not around MN now
He meets none In the street Ia greet MN WIN
an oldtine smile. The children would be past middle
life II they were living. and for the most part gone 20
parts unknown. To come back to tina Held atter nIy
years is intensely interesting cOnd not expect I" ma
many OF those among the living To whom had preace
half a century ago, but IL wonderful 10 me 10 hh
SO few ahoye the ground. OF all the sixty-sX who
posed the cnrrch at s organization but Tour are
among tie living now. Three of them were presrhi
when preached the the dftl'th anHiVcrsi!
of INV ordination and settlement a. their pastor.
The following telegram from NJ nchester was recclVeu
last night: The condition Of DR.. Prime IL more ia'1
able tonight. lis now appears to nave gaiheu sonlV
what strength and there fair hopes OF his hVins
thronEh the night"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
CHEAPER posrA oE MEANS HEA vIER PAPER

The paper men are divided In thelr Opinions
respecting effect the trade that Is likely 10 result
from recent reduction In the postage on hrstcs
matter Some seem think that the results o' the new
law win not be apprcciable. while others MAINTAIN 'na'
II will cause demand for heavier note and letter paper
and envelopes James d. whtmore 4 Co. are among tho
largest manufacturers OF elegant Stationery IN tns
country. Speaking the matter Mr. whtmore said
The OF heavy light goods. particularly IN our
line, almost entirely question OF individual taste or
prevailing fashion, especially the latter. few years
go light thin paper was the STYLE but recently the en
esncy has been toward heavier stock and at present.
eAehtonabIe people II about rs thick as IL can wen
handled fdo not think tine item ofposfagc VIII acct
eor branch much"
This opinion WAS shared by nearly all the dealers IN
ne papers anG papeterlss One " them said Paper
= made ana sold bv the pOuna. II q man wants 10 bay
evter paper he has got " pay for IT, and this VIII more
9aa oRset the reduction IN the postage BESIDES only
nrp out Of shape aud liable TO tear ADout me
ny good eject / have experienced thus far 10 tne
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
DIED.

AsHLEy-At Blue Mountain Lake Hamilton County, on
n e. i sn. Msn are nr% 70 attend ns
Calvary Church 4tnave and 2lstst on Saturday 18th
inst- at 10 a. III.
BRowN-on Thursday July le the Rev. Amos w Brown
Funerai services will held Hill VI. F. Church
27thst sdaye sunday evening 18th inst. at '45
BRAcKErrmAt "A Princeton: % NJ, July H. Mrs Alice A.
Funeral residence FRIDAY. July IT, at
CONGDoN the 18th inst at his residence in wash
ngton Dutchc.s County N.Y. Jarvis cousdon IN his sab
Funeral sixth day. i7h inst at the Brick Meeting House
at O'Clock y. m.
Aiey ander Donald. in the Jiih wear oi his ags.
his fun raj spring street Presby Church pnns
near varick on saturday afternoon, the isth at2
DUNLAP-on THURSDAY. July 10. Rebocca widow Of Will
The relatives friends family invited to attend
oiarR ss s East as or Orange
Train NewYork. Christopher Street Ferry. at 1910
co On Thursday July 10 Francis ooode well beloved
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HlNsDALE-At MarlboIoueh y. " July 10, Tbeosora;
q A. and Nary
Funeral private
LovE,At rutherford n J; Tho%a: Love aged 70 ysars
July ~ the arrival Of the p NJ train via Erie Railway
NILS.
Funeral services will held the residence OF Mr. John O.
doubleday Is west ICth-sL, on Saturday morning.
July l3 at IL O'Clock.
hs residence Carr Hudson wetnes.
Gay morning. 10Th ins in tho ssh VI his william
Funeral services Friday at ST. Philips Church,
arrival OF III O'Clock tran fron New
relatives Of the family cordially invited 10
attend.
PIE rrEE-Danie L. Pette In the 8th year OF his age at
Kew East v j. OF Brshts disease
Services Rev. DR. H0ughon Church o. the 1ranslg
2gtst. Nhaye, raturday, 18Th iust at
IL al Friends OF the family are invited TO attend.
PErERsON-On July L. at his residence 27y solh 3dst.
tn Rv John Peterson IN the sst year OF his
Relatives and respectfully invited to attend tho
fuuera Phillips Church. Mul0crryst. between
Beecker sts Sundy tue IStn inse al IL
o'clock a.
PuEIPs-on Thursday the 10th inst at New. Rochelle,
t'aherne wilkins. widow OF Heury Phelps In the 32d
yssr Jf her age. -.
the residence OF her son. ieny d. fLeips AZ
Trains leave Grand Ceatral Depot nj 1903 n M.
sSilTH-suddeny uysday July lG 1885. the infant
sOn OF w. tbbns and Iilie u. Smith.
Funeral at tn residence 0 s parents corner Book
al o lGso-st New'i ok CITY, SATURDAY. July Is. al
o'clock D.
YOUNG suddenly July IA, 1885 Birls Bostwck wife
Funeral residence o her athernaw Isaac Young
az sny sing. y. L.. rridly, Juyl.. 1850 at " IN
Carriages VIII meet the D. train from Grad Central
nanAf
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
GOVERNMENT OF NIAGARA RESERVATION.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 1G.-The Park Com
,nis.iouers at mertng this afternoon. appointed ex-
Assembyman T. " Welch, superintendent OF the rcser-
va,on at a salary OF 81 500 year. and adopted rules
and regulations for the government Of tho park The
Old employees at Island and Prospect Park are to bc
retained and appointed police consables The supern-
nden Is not to incur any debt except such as author
ized by tho Commissioners An Office for tho latter Is TO
lie established on the reservation, and they Will
haye regular meetings fortnigbtly. Ordinances
were adopted prohibiting the DETACHMENT OF the
scenery by painting or putting up signs ana the
solicitation OF custom by hackmen the establishment
of hack stands. Iacknen guilty OF breach o these
ordinances or OF di.orery behavior. may be prohibited
from entering the ,ervation No wines or liquors are
so be sold. The superintendent was authorized 10
onerats the inclined railway and charge 10 cents trip
rs cover expenses lie also authorized 10 lease the
privileges of the Cave OF the Winds to take the neces
cued In the and also to have the properly
I'M
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
M s. QUAY AKA FIsaERMAy.

Colonel Matthew Stanley Quay, at Atlantic
Cty IN an old PAIR stuff ~ pair OF keo
high boots blue flannel shirt ana piece oa rn
the quarter deck Of his new n, 'acndi snd
Tilc Covert. with his sea iees v, On, "be ,bs
corridor OF the Continental Hotel broadelo'h sa.,
arc two different persons coiohe! Qny S1' ~ tait
sh aud nothing hut fish, lie "a very much tanned, anu
his smoothly shaven face looks not unlike otheno
with his whskers shaved on. n. h..
since Colonel Quay nominated wesk ago. , ne nns
caught 673 fish Atanticscity making Dggsn IN
man any OF the veteran fishermen who nave hsne~ ~
and around Atlantic City all tneir lives
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TpInusE OFFICE. July 17.-l a m.-The not wave
Yesterday was felt chiefly In the Lake region Middle
Atlantic states ana New England. the maximum tenn
perature at Milwaukee and Duluth having been 23'
higher than It Wednesday ana az rittsours lo
rhe latter r,ported 95s and Leavenworth 97o The fol-
lowing cold wave reduced the maximum 200 at Fort
Garry, $50 at Mvorhead Num-. ana 320 at Bismarck.
The storm centre the Northwest reached Lake supe'
rior and was attended by gales and heavy rana re-
markabe increase atmospheric pressure occurred on
the Atlantic coast Tho movement OF the barometer mere
vas inward during generally clear weather. The tenn.
rsratnr. ranged between 9lo an 1859, the avora2o
eso, bclng 7so higher than the corresponding "ay
last year and 4as higher than on wednesday,: a.. -..
stationary or higher temperature generany ASs "o~
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
girl who her assistance had herfacs, neck
and severely bitten. 1t feared that rA Sshnson
BROOKLYN GIRLS STORM TIE CAMP.
TOO MUCH wEATHER-PRErTILY DECORATED
STREETS
[FRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRmuNs1

(FRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRDuSLI
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKILL,
July 1e-Girs fairly swarmed over the camp to-day.
In fact for time the deuge threatened to ovcrwneim
the boys of the 13th 1t excursion that caused
It, The girls up the bill from the landing at hoa
Hook by the Dozen and when they all ip camp zoo
would not have reached their number by har Inc
Sylvan Doll brought them with about fty veterans OF
the regiment and few Of the cadet corps Tne iStn
men were delighted aud the Albany boys went wiid.
The way the ntroductons flew back and forth between
the Brooklyn beauties and tho Albany Adonses would
have bewidered the OF ceremonies at the white
House. A 18th was nobody unless he could
entertain least fifteen girls In hts tent and the adJu-
tant at time went as high twonty 1t was gsod
day for the caterers. Enough cream and soda were
bought to flood the Hudson, and the only one VINO ad
not eDjey visit 10 the restaurant was Company "
goat and his treat consisted OF belt paste and tntype
of himself taken by Pach the cost OF the same 10 a'
Pach being camera, which billy Kicked over ana wv
photographs and four tntypes which he INDUCED
in while waiting. The goat has addition to-day In the
shape OF a big letter G painted his starboard side
ana pink ribbon tied on his rudder' as the men c"n
his tail. r
The 18th is down on the camp druggist. On Tues
day he accdenty turned the weather crank anu u.
the other way and the little yank caused the mer-
curry TO 20 way up aud has been not awaa M mo.
enjoy the thoughts or the cool sail home later. Inc en
driIl-but it did them good The mproveiaent Was 50
marked that General Barnes is an inch taller, .
To-day the 18th considered red letter day NO. anu
In the occasion the Streets were pretiy ueco
rated. ON account OF the death OF General Myhuot
Mercer il is probable that Governor Hill Will not De mere
Tomorrow. The men still continue 10 hope that mr
Cleveland will Dc here and If he comes he wiDs greeted
by the famous yell left by tho 7th Regiment and picked
up by the 18th Grover Cleveland-Oh he's all right.
Tomorrow morning a large delegation from Albany,
couslsng of members OF the press and friends OF the
Albany com panes Will visit camp The cadet corps oi
tue 18th will also cUse camp TO remain unti oatur-
day afternoon and tomorrow night there Will DO
grand time in the shape decoratlonsand fireworks.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
THE NKW Legal TEND kR CERTIFICATES
LESS THAN MILLION DOLLARS or THEM PAY
ABLE IN ANY LAWFUL MONEY"

LESS THAN A MILLION DDLiAko OF 'hEM raj
ABLE IN ANY LAWFUL MONEY"
The amount of legal-tender certificates,
stamped payable In any lawful money" which has
been issued by the Treasury Department Is less than
81 900 OOO has been only two issues When
United States Treasurer Jordan was In the city few
weeks ago. he asked few bank presidents with whom
as an old bank officer he well acquainted. to meet
him In the course OF pleasant conversation he sug
gested the danger Of silver payments and asked whether
the New-York banks could not afford TO loan him gold
rather than TO accept silver in OF the Treasury
balances 1t was at once agreed that the banks
represented at the would carry some five mill
ions of stamped certificates, that one-haf OF the su
Treasury balance should be paid In them until that
amount had been reached 1t understood that the
banks should hold certificates In their legal re
ssryes and that the Treasury would redeem them wheh
the danger passed.
tits said, however that or two OF the bank pres-
dents left town the day without informing their
subordinate officers OF the agreement when the new
were issued early In the month"; they were
spport oned among the banks which were parties 10 Lne
aqreemeut One bank, which became DEBTOR AT the
Clearing House the following day. returned some OF
these which wore OF course rel
The fact that such certificates had been issued pe
came known at once to the members OF the Ciealimg
House Association and the recent meeting OF pahk Oh,
GERS was the result IL found necessary 10 ihkc
the action general among the associated DahKs.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
cExsuRrxG MR. WEIGH AND BISHOP COKE

BUFFALO. July 16 (SpeciaD Catholic
Union aud inns. the representative paper OF the
Catholic Church IN Western NewYork. and the organ OF
Bishop Ryan. OF Buffalo. contained an editorial attack
on exAssembylnan Thomas wclch. OF Niagara Falls,
aud Bishop Coke. IN, Union Is edited by the Rev.
Father Patrick Cronn OF ST. Josephs Cathedral Tho
editorial Is ~ follows:
We have learned with amnzement that IL was none
other than tue Hon Mr. Wech Of Niagara Falls. who
promo .e the name or ths Protestant Episcopal Bishop
OF Western NewYoTk e to offer prayer that Is the
phrase we thiuk-at the formal opening OF
IN, state Reservation Mt Niagara yestrr-
day Mr.. welch born OF IRISH parents ana
Processes be Catholic yet 1t appears that he could
mud no other minister OF tho Gospel TO perform this
duty save tho ght Rev. A. Cleveland Coke who. as
Mr. Welch we'll knows never lets an occasion pass
without insulting tho Nationality aud the creed OF "A
great majority of lrshDen. Could not MIR. Wclch have
found some other clergyman not 50 nOtorousy bitter
toward Church OF Father Hennepin the first white
mau who gazed upon the stupendOus cataract Many
will see u this action the trick ~ the politician who
serks to curry favor by thus proposing for undeservng
honor the chronic ma!igncr OF what large portion st
his eiloy-cEens ~ western Ncwiork hold In deepest
reverence We need scarcely add that Is not 10 tAe
Right Rev A. Cleveland Coke the Protestant Epsco-
nal bishop OF Western NewYork We thus take excep-
lion but to that gentleman, the ceaseess slalerer
and reviler Of the Catholic Church aud her belonging
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
} to RENAL o letter without paying

privilege 1t gives to RENAL letter without paying
double postage"
Those commercial stock take different view.
A member Of the Seymour Paper Company said "
think 1t will make % decided change in our business
Merchants that send out hundreds OF letters every
month. or week in many cases. do CONSIDER
the matter OF postage, FOR 1t Is no small
expense TO them in the course OF year.
They compelled to write long letters oftentimes
and am sure that this law Will lead them TO use
heavier paper The postage with them far outweighs
the little extra cost OF the goods and every one almost
likes to write heavy paper" Mr. Haynor, OF Samuel
RayDOr Co., thought that the rule woud be the
of driving the light cheap grades OF paper from
the market Bat IL VIII rot revOutonize the business
any means
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
CAFFTR SPINS A STIFF YARN IN EN0LISH.
Anrie Smith. James Reid, George Williams

and a South African Caifr with al unpronounceaoie
maine were arrested yesterday at Coney Island Ihey
were found In the coored quarter with kes OF beer
How they obtained It they could not explain TO ne ~.
.tory of how he was brought from Cair lana 10 th
country by some Of Forepaughs agents. VINO wan,v. %
h,,n "a surjosity. He stolen. he saih IRON ms
n,ae hen he was niue oi age and on accsnht o
IL "u,a,nabe nature he was exhibited In cage nlohs
,,h nonkeys lie made his escape and started IN DUST
49, an ma own account as snake chariner ana coh,or.
tnntst His father king Of tribe OF via men "no ,
IN bces js he ground and eat roots ana hefps
snod Ills story got him HIS discharge. Inc o'"o'
rooroes were scutfO jall.