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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
CHASE TRADING COMPANY, 500 and 3O4 Ho

OF the immigrants stopped here that the
extra was of DO use any further,
Christmas has passed of IN very quiet
but enjoyable manner Christmas trees
were well attended at Az Of the churches
except the Baptist, and Suuday.Scho0l
sociable was gwen at that church, where
refreshments were furnished and served
by the Sunday-school, aud very enjoy.
able affair II was for all who attended
To-day was passed by most all of the
city IN forming dinner parties, eating
turkey, etc. The afternoon was spent In
horseback riding, etc. Several of our So
ciety young gentlemen took carriages and
made quite u number Of Christmas calls,
giving their presents TO several oi our
most charming young ladies. We hope
they will do likewise on the event OF New
Year. The boys and rougher class have
as usual kept up an lucessant shooting OF
fireworks, whooping and yelling until n
saint would become sick OF such racket.
But very little drunkenness and lighting
has beon seen in Weathcrt0rd this Christ.
mas. No lights to-day, except some small
boys All business houses in the city
were closed for the observance OF Christ.
mas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
rENAs wrsLnyAN coLLrnr.


REPORT OF THE EXECurIyB COMMITTEE
or THE HOARD or TRUSTEES.
We deem II our duty and esteem Il I
privilege to be able to make the following
report TO the citizens of Fort IN regard "a
our growing college;
This institution was located at Fort
Worth on three conditions, viz.
l. That ten acres be decided TO the col
lege.
2. That the citizens OF Fort Worth give
$4,000.
8. That $4,000 be raised abroad in tho
Methodist Episcopal church.
We desire to state that the ten acres
have been conveyed by warranty deed to
the college, by A. A. johnson and w. II.
Cannon, and the church has paid to the
treasurer since last June Sll $3.50, and the
sum OF S90T5 has been collected from tho
citizens of Fort Worth. Subscriptions
to the amount Of Sl037.50 from the citi-
zens remain unpaid These subsci;ptions
are In the form of written contract
good in law, and we must insist on their
payment. We shall be sorry 10 have TO
take any legal steps Yet as the acting
agents OF corporation, dealing in GOOD
iaith with all patlies and for our common
good, we shall not hesitate to do SO II
necessary.
The building as completed on the beau.
THU campus gives our city college prop
erty, to the amount OF $4,000, OF which
all may justly feel proud and enjoy its
benefits. While we request the prompt
payment of all subscriptions, we hereby
tender our thanks to the many citizens OF
Fort Worth and her business men who
have so cheeriully aided US in this enter
prise. A. A. Johnson,
j. g. TERRELL,
JAMES b, HOLLOWAY,
w. j. BoAz,
EX. Com. of Board OF Trustees.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
CHRISTMAS ROWS.

RATHER A SCANrY LIST OF sCRINMAGEs
MAR THE GREAT FESTIVAL.
"There isn't Il particle of doubt that
the weather has a great deal to do with
the character Of Christmas said a vet
eran police officer to GAZETTE man
who had tackled him for items. "Now
Just think of this weather we
are having warm enough to 20 in your
shirt sleeves with comfort, What tempta-
ton is there for man to get drunk Sup
pose, on the other hand, the ground was
covered with snow, rare thing with US,
or blue norther was whisting. Then
the bartenders couldn't dish out Tom and
Jerry fast enough, and there would be
five full men to where
you see one to-day, Such a
soft, balmy atmosphere has more
effect to keep men straight than hall
dozen temperance orators, and lightens
our work fully 80 per cent"
"Then you like to see mild Christ
mas2" quericd the newspaper man
"Well, yes it is better for quiet end
order, though things aren't half So
lively"
Pursuing his Investigations, the re.
porter found out that, despite
or two individuals had allowed their com,
batiye natures TO get them in trouble,
though most OF them had the stimulus OF
bcnzine TO intiame their passions.
discharged brakeman on the TcNas s
Pacific, whose name was not learned,
wanted TO fight Train Master Anderson,
because lac imagined the latter
concerned IN his dismissal iI'
/ t..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
ARLINGTON.
Local Option Makes n Quiet Christmas
Changed Hands.

Local Option Makes Quiet Christmas
Changed Hands.
Special to the Gazette.
ARLINGTON, TEX, Dec. 25.-This Is the
most beautiful Christmas day the writer
has ever seen, and not only IL the day
beautiful, but the surroundings are de-
lightful, and If those who oppose the
local.optlon law could witness the strik-
ing contrast between this and last Christ
mas at this place, they would surely
to oppose II. Now we have very little
drunkenness, no lighting and only quiet
celebration of Chrlsts birthday, while
last Christmas almost every street corner
was represented both day and night by
squad of drinking jewellers, feastlng on
burst-head and hstcnffs on ice.
At the various Christmas trees lasl
evening, which were adorned with many
beautiful and costly presents, the very
best of order prevailed, not single thing
to mar the pleasure of the occasion
something hitherto unknown In the ms
tory of such things in Arlington.
Christmas eve scored two marriages II
our community. Miss Laura Roy anC
Mr.. J. Is. Midnight, Miss Nellie Heath an'
Mr.. G.. G. Kirby were the fortunate ones
to launch upon the matrimonial sea,
The business and interests OF r. NJ
Page, the pioneer lumber dealer OF TIM
place, was purchased this week by IN
Arlington Lumber Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
THE CITY.
uoTEL ARRIVALS.

-, brunswick: Il. NJ. Garrison,
n b. Jones, Ranger; ID. N,
u.s. onayiew; j. NJ. Weaver, Chicago
w, parns. tenrie TIA; Joseph Hol-
PIN pblIenc; $. p. Murdoch, Man.
~, Tnrland; J. A. Corn, Colorado;
fHe Mayors, Alvarado; G. O.
'pts fremont, Neb Oieson Arthur
W. s,o,5dard. Otis Turner, &. A. Coils,
frank, Beatrice Amburgh, Annie
4, little Minnie, William Jones,
fS Farmers Daughter company
~ Tbomas, j. L. McAvvimey, Dallas
" xorris. starr county, Tex; jose
Gnaymas, Mexico; c. c. Jones
\ Wife, Honey Grove,
4 no Mansion: S. w. Speake, Dallas
- Hutchinson, Decatur; j. b. Dona.
A IA wife, Temple; w. b. Garrett,
A nam. George Haumann, Independ.
n. Brown, ClebuIne; W. G..
IN Handley; n. c. Hilburd, Gaines
lanes Mccall, Weatherford. +. r.
|,,od Nashville; William II. Hous-
r. NJ. s.; Ben Robert.
4 w. II. Hughes, Meridian
q 4 Ford, n. Il. Powell, city; j. b,
In Kansas City; M. r. Sanguinet, II,
fsInu. DR.. Mason, city; j. f. Burgar,
Burgar, Grafton, D. r.; j. c. CHS.
BOSTON; f. b. Robinson, NJ. j. IIud.
Il huntsvillej A. Smith, Harry May,
N.tar; G. T, StaGner, Kopperl; Il. NJ
"A, city: II. Cohen, Weatherford; b
A Ibrockmorton, Mckinney; f. G
x glass. sherman; j. o. Davis, Fort
H. Ark
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
pnOT POINT.
Buys stolen Horse aud loses $40 nv NJ.
turning I'-Qnarterly Meeting.
Special u tho ts.-.,,.

nuSs stolen Horse aud loses $40 NV M.
turning I--onarterly Meeting.
Special 70 the Gazette.
o., fiLor Point TEX, Dec. as.-Afr. / n
Shoftridge of the firm OF Sbortria,o a
fierce, hverymen, returned this mofning
rom the d. /. t., where be had been 10
ueilver up a stolen horse they had limo.
Gently obtained by trading and pavine
some money for the difference IN the yalnc
OF tue horses. They were notified ia h,
on the lookout for such an animal. with n
reward OF S25 for the return Of The horse
nv Shortridge Immediately leftand found
the owner aud obtained the reward. They
lost $50 in the transaction, hut were sal.
isiied. The thief escaped.
! Nj. Sumner, prominent citizen OF
Racine county, Wis, arrived her, this
morning 10 spend the winter with his
daughter Mrs II d. Caldwell.
The first quarterly meeting OF the new
conference year will be held here Satur-
day and Sunday. Presiding Elder W. N.
shelton viii be present 20 conduct the
service.
Mr.. Jimmy Read, with Bateman Bros /,
Fort Worth, came up this morning TO
spend the holidays with parents and a
multitude Of friends.
As one instance OF the heavy candy
trade here yesterday and the day before
one grocery hou' sold at retail Gao
pounds.
Christmas for 1885 viii be set down as
the most beautiful aud lovely days OF the
season, aud It has been enjoyed TO the
fullest extent, not an accident or miShap
to mar its pleasures, and numerous din.
ners, around which have gathered FAINT
lies aud friends to partakc of the daiuties
prepared for the happy and Joyous occa-
sion. Business was practically suspend
ed and the poStoillce was closed
! Miss Ella Evans, an accomplished
teacher here, left last evening for Wealth
eriord, to visit friends during the holi.
days
Col. Wynn OF Wills Point came up this
morning TO visit his relations, Capt. VIII
liams and family.
A box of Christmas presents were
shipped from here TO the Buckncr's or
phan home, Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
WACO.
Has Gone TO Work Like Man-The Pris.
onors Made Happy.


oncrs Made Happy.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. o5.--Christmas day,
as to weather and general enjoyment, has
been all that could be desired All public
offices and most places of business was
closed, and while there has been plenty of
hilarity, the arrests for drunkenness were
comparatively few. At this mornings
matinee the recorder let of the Offenders
very light. When police court was adj
iourncd the police force presented City
Attorney T. A, Blairwith an elegant gold
headed cane, the recorder making
the presentation speech. The thirty
odd prisoners In the jail were served with
egg.nog galore by Mrs. Harris, wife of
the sheriff, and bouutilul dinner Of
turkey and other good things, sent them
by the ladies Of the Southern Methodist
church. From the same source fine
dinner was sent 10 the paupers In the
pOor-huusc. Religious services were held
in the morning at the Catholic, Eplsco.
palian and Methodist churches. Fire
works were strictly prohibited within the
lire district,
An excursion party, consisting OF the
! "Ful Moon" MINISTRIES Ga home talent
orgGulztion} and about twenty couples
of ladies and gentlemen, went up to
Ilillsboro at p. m. to-day The "Full
Moons" play In the llilisboro opera-house
tonight.
George Smith, the young man who got
his pardon Wednesday, has already been
afforded an opportunity TO start his new
life, by the offer Of a clerkship in a first
class mercantile house, and has gone to
| work.
Judge l.. c. Alexander says he don't
know yet whether he will accept or de
cline the university regency rendered him
by the governor
Judge j. NJ. Hall Of Clcbune cat his
Christmas turkey with friends in this
CitV
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
HIGH MASS,


IMPRESSIVE RITUAL As OBSERVED AT
4 ST. sTANlsLAUs YESTERDAY.
very large attendance was present
&uay morning at the st, Stanlslaus
m Catholic church at the celebration
~ mass, and the usual Christmas
.h'es. The members of the choir
'ook part in the services were-Mr.
Smoot, organist; Miss Belle Terry,
Nsaoi Mrs. A. /. Pettus, contraltoi
1. Maginnis, tenor; MIR. n. NJ g.
~, 0asso, orchestral accompanl-
IA Mr.. Lusk, flute; Mr. Wise, viollni
avn, cornet, and Mr.. Aulti clar-
ue close of the Introductory prelim-
the choir then sang with pathos
Arllling effect Mozart's Seventh
a masterpiece OF the classical ana
~ works of the great author. what
would not soften under the subdu-
lluence of such sublime melody ana
sNe harmony The effect, express
wv incubation as produced by tue
a 10 the rendition of the above mass
y 'Ss.etuay was enrapturing aud grand
4 esther Guyot delivered very pa
ana pleasing address on the birth,
,aalon and resurrection OF Christ
eatftory was a quartette by Pensutli
4 brilliant thing and sung with
a uesl OF light and shade to it pecu
auapted. The 'Veni Creator,
~ : composition, introducing tenoi
4 ~ solo, tenor aud soprano due
X tssaftette, was most beautifully eN
N each voice taking its part TO tn
= ana enthusiasm of ali listeners
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
HILLSBOR0.
The Fire Boys Treated Arrested Tor Muir
dcr-Clubs and Itnzors.

dcr-Clubs and Ilnzors.
Special to the Gazette.
HuIsBoRo, TEX, Dec. 20. The hearts
of the children of Ilillsboro were glad
dcned 10y the appearance OF Santa Claus
at the Baptist church, and also by the
numerous presents dispensed at the
Methodist Episcopal church last night.
Several costly presents wore given out,
among which was fine gold-headed
cane given 10 our honorable mayor, Il. b.
Stroud, furnished from the large iowelry
store OF w W. Buck.
Christmas day has passed of pleas
antly. The llrc department paraded the
streets in iull-dress uniform and pre-
scented fine appearance. They had a
photo taken, en- masse, by our popular
artist, + Ersley.
A fine diamond ring and solid gold
watch was rallied off by w. Buck for the
benefit OF the fire department.
The Fun Moon MINISTRIES from Waco
played 20 full house In the opera-house
Tonight.
Some colored men in Free Town got
too fun Of the ardent and got into iree
fight, razors and clubs were freely used
until the officers appeared. Three OF them
we're placed in the cooler, They Will tell
their little stories before the mayor TO-
morrow.
Sheriff Bell arrested to-day Tom Quinn
wanted In Burlcson county for murder
and ia other counties for other ohenses
! There was a reward of 500 offered iol
! his arrest by Burlcson county
The Hlllsboro Daily Mirror made itt
appearance last Monday, II is a small
lour-pago paper, and Brother Gdllege in
tends to keep It up until the holidays are
over. Its uewsy sheet and Is taking
we'll.
Capt. S. c. Upshaw gave wine supper
70 the tire-boys this evening az his resi-
deuce. Spirits and wine flowed freely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
on THE STREET.

"a, market reports to-day Business
"a give way 70 pleasure once year.
n ..srs. John $. Andrews & Co. received
e load each of horses and mules from
&Aern Texas yesterday.
GOOD many were heard to say that 1t
n "A be well in future to prohibit fire.
4 & on the business streets.
he dinner that Capt. Kennedy of the
+ Wck served his guests yesterday was
J.. M superb. A finer feast perhaps was
(, tr spread in Fort Worth.
I'M street railway work at the corner
&touston and Weatherford is completed,
Fl there is now plenty of room for
Il des between the track and curb.
<spslness was pretty nearly suspended
1 .,be principal establishments yesterday.
IN wholesale houses closed entirely and
\ Aod many retail stores followed suit.
FIN employees about the freight depot
Md when a GAZETTE man asked them
Ia tbey were enjoying Christmas. Well,
LIND cessation from hard work Is al
10 enjoyable.
fhe satiug done by Mr.. Bertrand d..
III Mammoth rink yesterday was eXcep-
|.;obsIy graceful aud artistic. large
Hence witnessed it with delight aud
banded him to the echo.
lin pyrotechnc display Of candle
Il lets, etc, ON Main and Houston lit up
L streets last night in the most bril-
manner. In addition, the noise of
Ecommon crackers and the yelling OF
MALES made racket that woke the
K eS for blocks around.
Nicer Coker broke up quite a lively
M matinee between two colored
es IN helps half acre yesterday after
Emily Goodwin accused Mary
+ bins OF rubbing her and the ball opened
lter They scratched each others
most artistlcally.
Nj alarm Of fire caused a large crowd
&lgregate about the Theater Comique
XOppositc corners about O'Clock last
ming. The llrcmen were on hand with
III usual promptness, but there was
Ely no need Of their services, as the
Hes were only imaginary.
EEumber of young people, including a
Mner for THE GAZETTE, had the good
MING to take Christmas dinner under
EGpltable roof OF Mr.. S. II. Mulkey,
Le South side, and jollier party and
INTER- dinner never came into contact
each other. Mrs. Mulkcy and her
Mnplished daughters have no superiors
I'm culinary art, and rs for "Uncle
b" he can Just beat both Ieb Vance
sunset Cox telling squash story.
u Christmas tree at the Second
Mbyterian church last night was not
He'd by anything of the kind In the
The tree was unusually large, and
maments and gifts were artistically
Npged TO give the most brilliant and
Using effect, as the wax candles made
enous the green foliage OF the historic
III 1t was common remark, "that
&s the most beautiful tree ever saw
PES the usual gifts Of books and toys
was a large supply of candy, nuts
cake for all The children were IL
y Of delight, which must have been
All gratifying to the superintendent
ters and parents who had done SC
M for the interest OF the school
entertainments must be great
plus to the Sunday school work,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
BOLD CRACKsMEN.
special to the Gazette.

4 safe Carried 500 Yards from Store
Broken Open aud Gutted'
special TO the Gazette.
SAN Antonio, TEX, Dec. 25.-The
office of W. II. Harris & BroY lumber
merchants at Seguin, was entered py
burglars last night aud they succeeded IN
getting away with good deal OF plumber;
The safe was taken away bodily ABOUT oOg
wards from the office, when the shIeW W.,
crartsmen broke It open and secured rs
Contents while secured from detection IN
tho brush. It Is believed that the frh s
loss ia several hundred dollars (perhaps
one thousand, though they have NOT a.
vel made the hgures known. This y the
second or third burglary in the little town
Of segnin IN as many weeks, ana some q, o.
the merchants are considering me pt OPT
ety Of organizing a merchant police force
for their better protection
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Invertebrates Mass" "a G minor, was
sung last Thursday night at offertory, a
beautiful trio by Owen, each OF which was
rendered In such manner as to Justly
enutle the participants with all the glory
they have ever achieved In the past.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
PSORIASIS. oR soALY sKlN.

/, John J Case. y. u. s., having practice d
dentistry In this county for thirty i've ycnrs,
and being well known 10 thuurHpdy hcrcAb0uts,
with view 10 hcip any Who nrc afflicted as /
have been for twelve years, TESTIFY that the
Cutlcura remedies cured me of Ps0rlasis, or
scay skin In eight days, after tho doetors with
whom had consulted gave me no help ar on.
enlargement. JOHN j, CASE, u, ID, $,
Newton. y. j,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
WRATHERFORD.

The Bay Given Up to the Joys OF Christmas
Heavy Travel.
Special TO the Gazette.
WEArnRgFoRD, Tx, Dec. 2j.--lmml.
grafton stu flows into this city ana
county. Last night there were 50 many
people for Weatheri0rd that the Texas &
Pacific Railroad company had 10 annex an
extra coach 10 the regular train at Fort
Worth; the most Of the travel Tor THIS
place were substantial farmers from the
North and Eastern states. The extra
coach was left at this place, as 80 many
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CutiCura remedies performed wonder
dctiul cure last summer on one Of our custom
Crs, an old gentleman of seventy ycHra of age,
who suffered with fcariuly distteseing erup
ton on his head and face, aud who had tried
all remedies and doctors To NO purpose,
j. r. SMITH 4 co.
ArL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
PSORIASIS
And all Itching and SoaIy Skin and Scalp
DisAases Cured BY Cuiiourn.

DSOM ASKS, Eczcma letter, Rlugwnrm IT..
I chen. l'rurilus, 6cald head. MIN crust,
plndru0, Barbors Itch, and cycsy species OF
itching, burning, sculy pimply humOra OF the
~ I'm aud scalp. IN loas of hair, nrc positively
cured 10y Cuticura, the great skin cure, and
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite skin bUauu0cr, cN.
ternnlly, ana Cutcurn llcsoyvnt, the new blood
purifier, IN emHlly whom phl slcians aud all
lTltpr fail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
MORE MnNnEREuI YEr.

II. 4, Carpenter, henderson. n. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or LeprOsy of twenty years standing
by Cuticura remedies. The most wonderful
cure on record. a dlstpAnful Of scales fell from
him daily Physicians aud his tricnfs thought
he must die. Cure sworn to before justice Of
the peace and Henderson, most prominent cit.
lLnma.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
.InN-Wall.

The residence of the BRIDES parents
smuels avenue at $3.50 on the evening
2ith inst, Mr.. G. b. Joy and Miss
se Wall were united in marriage,
A, A. johnson officiating. Mr.. JOY
\ be congratulated in winning a
Fnlng wife, The bride is the sister OF
gas Wall, bookkeeper IN the City
4pnal bank.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
q. a. co.,

Contractors Tor cement walks and cement.
ing buildings. 0dlce 800 Main street
Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26
nuIlnlIRA REMEDIES

Arc sold by all druggists. Price; Cutlcura
80 cents; Res0lyent, 81; Soap, 20 cents. Pre-
pared by tho Potter Drug and Chemical 90,
Boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-26

Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
pChIiTlfY the Complexion and skin by
DIHU using the CutlcurA Soap.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-26
P0UNCED ON THE PLUMBER.
The Goods stolen st Grand Island
Found by the Police in This City.

Yesterdays BEE contained an account
Of the pursuit. Of two colored men by an
officer in Omaha, the men being wanted
for stealing In Grand Island. One of the
fellows was shot through the arm, and
captured, whils bis oomrade made good
his escape. The fellow who escaped had
the plumber, and yesterday ne made an
attempt to ship It from here. The plum
der was In two grips, and these he sent to
the United States express Office, by n
other colored man, who gave his name as
o. johnson, and he wanted the goods
shipped to Oscar Jones at Des Moines.
Chief OF Police Skinner took out the
necessary papers, and''captured the goods,
which proved to be the property stolen.
The oolored man who brought the goods
to the Office claimed to know nothing
about the man who had sent them by
him, and showed q willingness to help the
officers In hunting him. The grips con-
tained clothing and barber tools, and
some of tho razors bore on their blades
the name of their owner, William Howell,
10 that there could be no question Of
their identity. Other of the goods be-
longed to Thomas Goodohild, and to DR..
johnson. The officers have hope Of
catching the other of the crooked pair
ard were following a hot trail yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-08-26
PERSONAL.

Riley Clark, of Nicola, was in the city yes
terday.
Nell Bellinger is still confined to his home
by illness.
County Recorder Chambers is confined to
his home by illness.
j. P. Organ, of Nicola, was in the city yes
terday attending court.
J. M. Rankin, of Red Oak, was among
those at the Pacific yesterday.
II. H. Van Brunt left last evening for
Rockford, Illinois, on business.
w. j. Trotter and Fremont Benjamin, Of
Avoca, are in attendance at court.
Mrs. E. Troutman and children have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Atlantic.
Misses Louisa and Mollie Chapman, of
Kansas City, are visiting the Misses Los
kowski.
Conductor Clapp, of the Northwestern, re-
turned from Wisconsin, and Is again handling
the punch.
Jacob Harb, q late partner in the 1.-TWO
Jakes'' barber shop, left yesterday for Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
L. II. Josslyn, who has been visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Pryor,
started back yesterday for his home in Wis
consin.