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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

Jno Morris is "still doing business at
the old stand, "No. 400 Main street. The
best cigars and tobacco can be procured
there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT--yyJth or
4 without board, privilege OF bath room. nj
the residence OF John Nichols, corner of uroye
and Weatherford streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puffs
because they do not stick to the lips.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
sITuATIoN MANrEn..MAI.r.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-One furnished room with arst.
4 class board. Can accommodate a number
o. Jay hoardcrs also. Apply to Mrs. ". S.
MASSEY, al5 corner Second and TAYLOR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

PLEASANT furnished rooms from % To n
4 per month, 6l5 West Third street. Mrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

Country honey in four-pound jars at
Turner & McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

nR. W. W. ROuTH, homcops ss,,s ).
IL and residence Third street, w'r
opposite the opera house. ulhee slll
a. IN. $50 TO p. M; sundays wv
Telephone, No. 200. -...----f'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

tIUhNlsHEp rooms 10 rent large and well
Fourth and Grove, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
PERSONAL.
wANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-A good hotel drummer, AZ St
w Louis hotel, Jones street. None but nm
experienced man need apply.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
The Bar Elsewhere.
PRorEssIoNAL,

nR. Il. MCDANIEL, dentist. fal \ v.
~ traction of teeth By The nss =
Artificial teeth a specially v'h~ 4
street, over Powelrs drug store
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
pUBLISHED EYERY DAl

once Of Publication, Second NJ. Between Houston
and Throckmorton. Entered Al the Fort Worth
Postoniee as seeond.Class Mall Matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

FASHIONABLE dress makng-Re,dt 8
4 dresses and good assorted stock u y
goods and trimmings kept on hand Also m
filled in and out of the city on short noiI,l
full line of Indies underwear and geai.l l,
nishing goods kept In stock. Ne. fvlsinf,
corner seventh and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

t,LE5ANT furnished rooms for rent. With or
~ without board. just north of old Gene
,elyi hosedalc street ears run within one
oloeA OF the house, Mrs. NJ. l., beaumont.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
NusCELLANE0us,

EOR EXCHANGES 5000 to $1,000 a, g
Il ness and residence property, weil Il, r.,'
good tenants, in growing raIlroad ".
Central Texas. Owner deslrlngto oh,nn =
ton, VIII exchange for good, fresh si.s
general merchandise. For particulars ,ls,
city Property, care Fort Worth Gaiel,
A RTESIAN BATH HOUSE -yatarsl 4 :
= water. eighty gallons per minute NJ
ralnwater-white sulphur, magnesIa s1s n
the best bathing water In the state. II ~,
used as at Hot Springs, drunk hot VIII y
ing. Single tickets, % cents; tiye tIriss
Stanley Y Markle. proprietors, northwe,l ~
public SQUARE '''''N'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

no WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN--The "a
l. haulers have met together and iomk
association. One of their prlnclpalInlesh'|
owes one of the association for watfrsine i1
ruary IA, 1850. Whenever the persl lka|
water pays back dues, any one Of the sss
ton will furnish Il TO him.
nATMhN HOUSE, DENTON, TEA.-A;r]
~ story brick hotel, with twenty nine
rooms, well furnished Furniture and las1
sale. The only hotel In the place, lorlz1
ulars address Oatman house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01

NEW FEED STORE Just opened On \
~ street, between Fourteenth and Ilhaa
a full stock of feed and grain Of all Ind 4
be kept on hand at all times. A fresh a. \
OF the celebrated Forncy hay Just retid
store. Would be glad 20 have old irierA 4
CUSTOMERS cnll and goo me. Lon nnar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-01
LAW CARDS.

..Mner. .. tlnr. s. orth Bar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16
ADDITION Z, DISPATCHES.

II explosion under Flood Rock. He'll
Gate. y. v. was successfully accomplished
on the l0;h. The charge consisted OF $1,000
pounds of dynamite.
TnE clearing house returns for the week
ended the 9th showed an nvera-e increase
of :t.G compared with the corresponding
week of last year. The increase in New
York was go.
FigE Mt the Willows. near pavisville,
Coz. the other dav. DESTROYED the entire
brick block from the hank To the Crawford
House. The loss was 500. cOp. |, was be-
lieveel the fire WAS the work of an incen.
diary.
\ BODY of moonlichtcrs the other night
raiied "A farm III Coguty Kerry. Ireland.
from which a tenant hal been evictei.
They slit the ca~rctaaer's ears and cropped
his haIr.
THREE distinct shociss of earthquake
were felt at Lynch urS, Va. on the night
Of the oh. \ loud. rumblins sound pre-
ceded each shock.
The first Hebrew Christian Church in
America was dedicated NJ Ne~ York on
the llth. Tie services were conducted ty
the Right Rev. Bishops iiaines aaI Mich
olson and the Rev. Jacob Freshman, the
Rev. Drs- Crosby, Sabine. Vincent and
Day.
FI3ST AUDITOR C~HESOwITH. a. Wash
inct'n. recently. sail that he lad not con-
Guided the consideration ~ the expense
account NJ the Civil S-ryic. Commission
ers. hut ;hst he had already made UP b
miai not ~ allow such Items - ginger
ale" ~'!emonad-.' newspapers" etc,
under The head Of necessary expenses.
TWENTY-FIVE convicts IL iae psniten-
;iary a, SAINTS Fe. v. -. the other iay
mai. a break for liberty anI got outside
the gate. hut the guards opened tse and
they surrendered
THE Department, OF Agriculture reports
that the yi-li -. wheat per acre for tue
aren harvested ie 49, bushels. and ONLY
- on the area sown. which was nearly
forty million acres. The area harvested
will not exceed ihlr1v-fuar million acres
In c,rn the indications poin, 10 a yield II
70, bushels per acre. which would give =
WELD OF l~.95l.0eo.Oo bushels The oats
crop exceeds Gn.0a.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE occurred a: Durham.
near Cisco. Cal. Recently, a0. two ware
houses containing 500 SACKS OF wheat
were entirely consumed. TIE origin Of
The fire is unknown. The estimated loss IS
Sla5.eAo. nearly al o: which was Gu wheat
Partially insured.
THE frs impression % the Cotserva-
tie success in the French elections pro-
due Il on the bcursea general rise. which.
however. was soon followed by depressicn
due 10 fears tbaSthe equality u the par;is.
would Re nd%r n stable government i,apcs-
sible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16
Cnn! Juror. Hspr mrndri.

SALT LAKE. October 10: few dsf-
ago Chief Justice Iaue instructed the Grand
Jury that they could present - many .i-
dic,ments asains, a man cor unlawful CT
habit,tion rs they pleased. diyi nS %"
time the oT.n-e continued MO """ss ~
DAYS. and finding a pr.sr.'uleut ~ "7rH
PERIOD. This morning tie District Aii"'r.
wanted the Grand jury I" mic
several men whose FRS: terms iH
the peult.u:iary expire next ""'s
with the view of having them Int"'''
and rc<ent.uccd. when they CfU" or
Three OF The jury iHeu refused '"Vuii'f
them. saving tia, iGe prisoners aa't.-
served one term shoult ~ gwen an "fl~-
UNITY To- voluntarily cease - lHteNi.
rrac:.re. The 'h-"r wee taE"n f-"'"T"
Judge. who severely i~eri.r"l ant d." '
them .-pm tie ar, oTt"rg- iaa' =" taa'
~ + .cd by an OPEN vFni-"- i.er~ Va
much tai on the stree; at utg'; "''f ir
affair. The op Mon = divided a. 9
tie LEGALITY q. q. JglEes action. BIS al
looH upon L - iutlraiuE - asisrTu.E2i-ea
IA showing N0rEDus 20 lN"tcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
A Summary OF the Daily NowE
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE President has recognized Ju!io Con
zales as Consul General OF the United
States OF Venezuela at Washington ana
Adolpa Bassincre as Consular agent OF
France at Louisville. Ky.
Ex-Governor TALBOT. Of Massachusetts,
died at his home in Lowell on the Jih.
EX-SENATOR THURMAN recently al
dressed a large meeting at Toledo, o.. His
remarks were chiefly directed 10 p reiuta-
ton of Sherman's allegation that coiored
men were maltreatei ia the South.
Ex-GOvRRSoR JAMES r. ENGLIsH, OF
Connecticut, was married recently 10 MISS
a. K. Morris, Of Brooklyn. He - seventy
three and she Is a bright b~I unette OF a1ou;
thirty years
+. A. TREBLE, Governor of Arizona, Las
sent his resignation 10 Washington.
r. q. PRIsCF, Of Boston, was nominated
for Governor by the Massachusetts Demo
Gratis recently. The other nominations
were: Lieutenant Governor, h. III. OIL
more, of Camhrid.e; Secretary Of state,
Jeremiah Crowley, of Lowell; Attorney
General, Henry y. Braley, of Fall River;
Treasurer and Receiver General, Henry II.
Cross, Of N~ewbUrvport; Auditor, James +.
Delaney, of Hoiyokc.
JAY GOULD, Russell Sage, George j.
Gould. a. l.. Hopkins and Captain Shack
ford left New York on the sth for n trip
over the Missouri Pacific ana other South
western railways viii which they are
identified. The object Of III" trip was 10
inspect the Southwestern system.
A PAT from Rome announces that
the Very Rev. d.. j.. puigley, Vicar General
Of the diocese OF Charleston, =. C., has
been appointed Domestic Prelate, with the
title OF Monsignor. This is the first prizes;
in the South 50 honored.
GENERAL LOGAN was hanqueted by the
slogan Inviucibles" at Baltimore on the
evening Of the Sth.
CARDINAL MCCLosKEY died ut New York
on the 10Th, aged seventy-five. He was
born in Brooklyn, y. Y, March 20, $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

SI,C.RI FIIT-. on pV'' - 70
With a view 20 prev-niiDE ." .a'1~ig-; 'a
a. smallpox info the ! intel ~,-,rs ;r7r
This po.u; Dr. Briggs nd 4 co-I~ - 49,
iary inspectors from EEFa.' bal \ oorfF
e0ce here today vl;h os~la.s %, te~ 1raasf
Trunk and Michigan Genital RAJ oavs. :
rule va. sd1V'-f tia; a. I2s~~ iron
Canadian points 81 ~ L - >2'~ aa"
Iscdur. certificates o. haH Z ben fa~
c.ns;ei " Thin aver. The 'Ars.a1 -
roads a.. have y~assen-~rs .rs~1~l ~"f"
racing tnis POINT ?" prevent rF-' 81
nud d. a. TIE suihor t.~s ~ t~sa si-Fo'
lie river are making Arrangements :Of oou.-
puis1ry yacc.HsiiOn-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

MRs. VERONICA Bull. who pcr-
formed q remarkable fast in Syracuse.
\. Y. died the other morning. Her
fast began on August 10 and lasted
fiftv-nine DAYS. When the woman
first declined 10 partake OF food she
weighed one hundred and forty
pounds. As she lay upon a couch
wien dead her bones nearly protruded
through the skin. which lay in wrinkles.
and her YES We're terribly sunken-
Since the death of her husband. eight
years ego. in an asylum, her mind had
BEEN affected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

NV York. Cctot-- io-fEWard :. w.
s~ls- 4 leading inpoytec % sa.sh@ d.
Who retired grnaa il- Susn~Ss 4ou-; ~
rsouttsaSa. has ~~a; = In. c-sH-Harzi"a
10 TIE 4ms1s-EH los-Hgl - h~HP o.
which ~ .av. The cEuss % b Tvi r~n~ni
Va. TO- ~ha'~-als cuTys1l sd T~T
pxartar~ss o. tL- 5U- a~ss IL -~rrs1-~. uas
l-xft E1s.~ bsissC~>, = iwpg-t~ tG -
sncTt-n supssrtsE- AEalHs l1 q SIS
o5Ga.rv al r-~s~. t. thr b-lGl< 81: ds~fN .
&C aat r-ceuH~na. ia~ir r.~fs 2a- t-r
assh ther -xt->n~n rr--~T - 80 @
,sur.p~- Ihs. lie Oar. i1. ti"
sac q, i.fs1or dy-or eAzgs-ns - IEes
scr L~e,Ia--:e gods
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

AT the t~hirtv-second annual meeting
Of the New York Clearing House Assoc
citation held ON the 9TH Il statement
WAS made showing that the exchange
for the year ended September so was
SO. 30. 19l. 440. and that balances
were Sl.295, 800. 252. making the total
transactions 50. 5i6. li6. 692. a daily
average of So. 0S6. 55o. The total
transactions of the Clearing House
since It's organization in 1853 have
amounted TO S711.364. 665. $50.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

A asH'NGT,N special says: Com
m;>sione. Sparks. Of the Gene-al Land
Office. in his annual report WEI make
sleeping recommendation As To the
land grant roads. Ii is said that he is
Of the opinion that all of the land
grant roads have received land IN ex-
reS> of the amount earned. One road. the
land officials maintain. has obiaiued
SN.G0 acres IN excess Of lis grant
and suit will probably be commenced
against several of the roads TO o
the amount claimed TO be due the Gov
mn
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

CAPTAIN HANSON. of the bark Pau
line. from Cardiff for Quebec, rccountS
a strange phenomenon in latitude -.
west longitude i6 north. on September
2O. During a rain storm a brilliant
ball of fire lodged on deck and for a
few minutes played about from cabin
to f~orccastle. pro>trating the Captain
and m With loud report the
fiery visitor disappeared without dam
aging the vessel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

A DECREE establishing custom houses
ON the lSthmuS of Panama has been
issued by the President of Colombia.
This decree is issued under a law passed
in. lSS4- The custom houses at Colon
and Panama thus provided for will
charge import duties at the rate of
sixty per cent of the duties lev.e ii ut
other custom houses in the Republic.
Great excitement and Indignation en-
lists amocg the merchants. who will
send representatives 80 intercede with
the Government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

TIE case OF William Haven, cX'
Treasurer Of the Rutland Railroad.
charged with the fraudulent overis,uc
of stock, was finished at Rutland, Vt.
recently. The jury returned a verdict
of not guilty. The defense claimed
that the oycrissue of n hundred
shares was not due TO criminal intent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

PEOPLE living near the new harbor
at Oswego, y. T.. were recently greatly
excited over the appearance OF a
strange creature which had been seen
several times outside the pier. 1t was
described as having a ] large body, dark
color. about thirty feet long. with a
very large head and a neck two yards
LONG and a ward high.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

mad. q muri.rOus attack upon Chiues>
hop pickrIs in TIE Sguack valley mar
Seattle. ". T.. two weeks * aui Kid
two Of the number. have boz .udic.al by
the grand jury FOR murder IL tGe i--t de-
gre.
ABOUT six hundred coppars emulove-! ~
the Armour and Fowler p~acsin- houses.
Chicago, went out on a strike recently for
al aIvance IN wages from >.Jt' >ia Gay-
TWENTY-FIVE o. the ~sccpmPlsc"s IA the
lvmchiDg 81 Cu.breatn. ia Eigrdrld County
:. e, have been lodged IN jail. The sta@r
three were detained temporarily ~ SICK
ness.
The findings Of the ecclesiastical court
Of inquiry in the cas- % the Rev. II. ID.
Jardine, Of Kansas CITY, were made rlh! e
on the s:h. lie was found guilty OF Inde-
cent conduct aud Bishop Robertson was
recommended - inhibi, him from otici-
atm anv fur.I.r in -. Mary's Church.
PHILIP SuIrH. rIscLiui-: aui foundry
man at Sidney, o. .as made an assign
Ineut. HIS liabilities are - 900; assets
unknown.
AN extensive c0ufagratiOu too; place in
Ali-rsgate street. London. On III" morning
OF the ~tn. The loss was estimated a over
u million dollars.
SERIOUS riots troke ont in -. Louis on
the 9Th. occasion.G hv the stree car strike.
Large mObs of men surrounded various
cars, o-erturn.nE them into ta- cutters
and beating the drivers and contractors
and policemen guarding them. During
one of these riots. Policeman Hannah shot
a striker named Eiayey through the head,
killing him. \ very bitter telling was IN
g"nier.i in consequence. and wOrs. troubles
were cxprctal.
AT the Lux. Filler breaker. ~Shaiaokir,
Pa, recently, IA Polish Toy employed As II
slate picker, missed his footing and fell
~h-aGl0ng into Il lox in which were swiftly
revolving a pair Of "mOnkey" rollers. Be-
fore the machinery could be stopped his
BODY was ground 10 pieces.
NEARLY iull and official returns from the
recent town meetings N Connecticut show
that in lG2 Of the 10. towns, - IRE Repuh-
lican. - Democratic and ~ equally divided.
Las; year the standing was almost exactly
the same.
The sui. 20 ties. the validity of the Bell
t.le phone patents at Washington was dis
missed by SolicitOr-General GoOde on tech
nicalItics. Further attempts would be
made, 1t was said, TO break the telephone
monopoly.
HORSE breeders OF Bushnell, H., were
considerably alarmed over the discovery
that CHAMBERS exists IN D.. :. Humans herd
Of range horses. Dr. i2aTcn, the State
Veterinarian, examined the diseased ami
mails and n once pronounced the malay
CHAMBERS.
INSTRUCTIONS nave been Eec"'''" bN Ut.
MCKINNEY fieaith 'licer Oh l'N'>' ii''i
Governor ir-Iaiid' L" "iacoh'ilue the ia"r-
antInc against Mexico.
CAPTAIN 'LAib' OF Ab'ieh"' lex Man
ager OF the Suns"iit 'hitle company Re-
ceiVed information that lidiails hai s'"ie'
lightly head OF horses from the company !
ratch In New Mexico near the ar'%ph'-
hnr
n'n'' ~" ''" W.
," ~ :" ~
! ''i''' iH'"'r' w. "" IL
'h' '"i"ne' i''"e'' ! S'''' u ~ l res.
r'o",' "o. ""n'o i'r,'"', ''' y.
i''"io"' i'"9'""'' '00"P'et
49,, c.aun -
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v,.s r..arnna,1.5 ,,r r.narai
g. ,,.u;,. ,,o, 81, ,h.i. 81. .ho,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

a BODY was found in the whirlpool
rapids at Niagara Falls the other after
noon which has been identified as that
of James Thompson. Of New York
State, who had been missing some
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

An active o partisan movement
was reported in progress in Cincinnati
TO detect and punish frauds in the
registration of voters for the coming
elections. Money has been literally
subscribed and the leading citizens Of
the different parties have appointed an
executive committee to detect and
prosecute all cases that can bc found.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

THE Transportation Committee OF
the Louisville (Ky.) Board of Trade
recently adopted resolutions charging
the Louisville d Nashville Railroad
with discrim mating against Louisville
la frcioht rates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16
TnE CARDINAL dad
Cardinal ncCIs-k~y oui~fiy Fas..a hUay-
~kst.h &C Hs lite.

Cardinal Nctis~E~y Quietly Tasssn tUay-
>s.;ch &c HI. Lite.
NV York O..use- ll-Ca-r ust NJ
60. con
P' az '
c.eTEHn'a al h> ~f- IaHT~-N - HN'
quiet. ard tHe CE''rl. a0HAr s.g-N--
rrrgr~t-I early y--t.-..y u.-r.- a-s 80
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weaker. The Cardinal was ouy . ~ -
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I4tcui ~as such TIA; y "e ;-".-t; iti
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WpuII .ury.., SUNDAY. >....i Dee live ul'.
81, s., ,r.r q. -- ,.-# -.r
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a''y De one wee" nom H"h"aH h'N"
iHf N"''NNi 'N''fh
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The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

TIE Watcrs-Picrcc OIL Company. Of
Eagle Pass. Tex. recently shipped a
carload OF oil to Monaclova, Mex.
The authorities would not allow it to
enter the town and it was placed on an
adjacent ranch. One wagon-load was
taken into the city. when the whole
carload was seized for attempted
lodging of the municipal tax.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

JoSEPH T.. HAYDEN. a clerk in the
Pension Office at Washington. was dis
missed recently for using gross. Ian
guagc towards the executive of the
United States" The oilcnsc was al
Iced To have been committed while he
was riding in a carriage on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. when. it is said, he W
went 50 far rs to wish for the death of
the President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

The Oldham (Eng.) employers. at a
meeting recently. rejected a PROPOSE
ton made by the workmen that a re-
duction in wages of only five per cent.
be made. The employers insist upon a
reduction of ten per cent. until the ad-
vent of better times. The strike has
lasted eleven weeks and twenty thou
sand hands are out of employment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16

IN the Circuit Court at Newark, y.
j., Judge Depute held that under the
civil rights law a hotcl-kcepcr was not
obliged t. admit colored persons TO the
common dining-rOom.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-16
CURRENT COMMENT.

The sydney (Australia) Ncraid an
nounce the marriage Of Dion Boucl-
cault TO Miss Ihorndyke, September 9.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Ex-Secretary /. p. Usher In The SUNDAY TRIB-
UNE yesterday gave "reminiscences of Lincoln;
General Adam Badeau gave recollectIons of Lord
Houghton; ex-Secretary Robeson described Gen.
cral Grant, regular correspondent described Ad-
mira Courbet's funeral in Paris; G. w. g. wrote
from London about politics, literature, whist and
agnostics; " In the Theatre Lobbies gave news
aud gossip of the theatres Topics from Leading
Cities gave news from great centres 4" In tho
Public Drift " gave information about prominent
persons and timely affairs; sports land and water
were fully reviewed: full account of the at
tempted race between the Puritan and the Genesta
with chart of the course to be sailed to-day was
gwen correspondence from the leading summer
resorts appeared and there were other features
book reviews, current anecdotes, society gossip,
special London cable letter, etc. Leading news
topics were as follows
FoREIGN-TestimoHy in Armstrong abduction
case IN London. 80 Cummings won tine four
mile race at Glasgow. - More cholera cases in
Spain ana France. m n Big Bear found guilty Of
pox in Montreal.
DOMEsrIc.--Ihe two hundred and fiftieth anni-
versary of the founding of Concord, Mass. was cell
ebrated. - Delegates 20 the political copven-
tons were chosen in New-YOrk state. - Emery
\. St0rrs died IN Chicago. 80 Maud ). failed TO
lower her record at Providence.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Too little wind for tho
yachts 60 start 80 Winners at sheepshead
Bay Monogram, Hopedale, Binette, Charity.
Gleaner aud Irapboqe. - - Neg-Yorks beaten
BY Provldence at baseball, Metropolitans by Louis
VILE, BroOklyns BY Pi,tsburg. 60 Cricket
matches In Staten Island and in
Central and Prospect Parks. - Meet
ing of wheelmen IN Brooklyn. - Profits Of
others han Warner from Wards contracts. -
Suits By National banks restrain the collection
vi taxes. - Sold value Of the legal-tender sill
yer doilar ttI2l grainsl, 1888 cents. == Stocks
dull, with small fluctuations, closing at about tho
best figures.
Copies may still be had at this Office or by meit
Price cents-
New-York tribune., 1885-09-14
JUDGE CLIgTOy's RIGRrEOUS INSTINCTS
From The Buffalo Courier

The late Judge Clinton, although known
by all who had acquaintance with him as one OF the
kndliest OF men, often In manner when on
the bench. He idetested viany and would saw shayn
things the cuprts before him for Judgment although
generally the sentence Itself would be comparatively
light. Probably than one eyildoer was
led by the judges hard commentary Ia
expect ten years. and got off with two or
three. Nobody who was present can ever forget tho
scene on the l4th OF December 1872 the General
Term Of the Superior Court sat in Of the Young
Mems Association Building and Chef,u udge Clinton re-
sentenced the hapless Jack Gafney TO death az the
hands OF the then Sheriff Grover Cleveland With his
tall thin form erect his outstretched toward tho
wretched convict, the judge, after pronouncing ina
words OF doom and warning him that be could expect
no human aid concluded by saying with intent express
iveness There is blood upon your hands and blood
upon your SOUL and we 10 pray that you 20 tho only
source by which you may be purged."