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j usr As We SAM.

Jusr As We SAID.
A few days ago we advertised Blankets, and
mentioned the fact that it was not policy to
await the coming of Jack Frost before max
ing your purchases Now he is here and In
honor Of his coming we shall inaugurate
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
BLANKETS AND CoMFoRTERs.
We would have our customers know that this
stock, though lately received was contracted
for in the summer, during the depressed state
of the market, and before the advance in wool,
which to q saving Of from 10 to 20 per
cent. the benefit Of which we propose to give
our customers.
If we were obliged to buy now we could not
possibly offer the Inducements herewith ex-
tended to our patrons.
per pair.
A better ia White Wool Blanket for $2.25
per pair.
a fine 1O-4 all.wool Scarlet Blanket, worth
$3.50. for "a per pair.
A finer ia White all-wool Blanket valued
at Sc, for S5 per pair
An excellent 12-4 White Wool Blanket mote
size, worth $3.50, for So per pair
An elegant extra large Q3-4) "California"
Blanket, actually worth $12.5O. for $40 per
pair.
There Is none better made than the "Califor-
MIA Blanket; the wool is In it, the make finish,
durability. looks also; in fact everything is
there that constitutes a Blanket 'as is o Blan-
ket"
WE ALSO HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE
WHITE AND FANCY CRIB BLANKETS,
Which we shall mark at prices consistent with
the above. all Sizes 81. 25, 81, g.. 49, 50. $3.50
to 1925 per pair.
GRAY WOOL BLANKETS
For the car driver TO wrap around him; for the
sailor soldier and the servant.
A GOOD GRAY BLANKET FOR S1OO
We cannot buy it to-day at wholesale for less.
200 pairs of fine Seven Pound Silver Gray
Wool Blankets for $3.50: worth $500. Would
cost to-day at wholesale 331sc. per pound.
PRINT COMFORTERs,
CRETONNE COMFORTERS,
AM. CHINTZ COMFORTERS
TURKEY RED COMFORTERS,
COLD SILESIA COMFORTERS.
FANCY SATfEEN COMFORTERS
;ATTEEN AND SILK 'EIDER DOWN" COM
FORTERS.
Comforters at SOC, 9Oc, S1.OO SI15 SIPS
up to $1,000 each.
What you want. expect to find here and at
prices to suit; besides, if you see the same Com
fOrter Blanket elsewhere at q lower
price bring ours back and get the money.
An excellent Comforter is the MEDAL
LION CENTER" Is of handsome and
peculiar design, with large wheel pattern in
the center and fancy scroll work stitching
throughout, leaving no room chance for an
accumulation of the batting" in one part or
corner. Only $3.50 each.
We would mention the fact that the finer
grades of our "Comforters' are filed with the
western Star Batting" and made i'm the
most thorough manner, sewed with heavy
thread to prevent running to pieces or gather
ing In the corners.
Third Floor. Take the Elevator.)
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The drawbacks to station are illustrated by
the discussion among life assurance companies
as to the grade of risk in the case of the Presi-
dent 1t was urged that, as two out of twenty
two who held the Office have been assassinated.
the executive should come under the head of
extra hazardous" 1t might also be claimed
that one or two more Presidents, according to
popular report and belief, have been talked to
death by ofiice-seekers, that the risk is still
higher. This great danger that turks in the
ONCE will not, however, cause it to go begging
Resolute men will still be found who will under
take to face Its perils for the honors and emolu-
monts attached.
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WANTED-BOARD.

VIIANTED-A FRENCH LADY AN EXPE-
wv rienced teacher, wishes to Board in private
family; lessons exchanged for q comfortable home:
references required and given. Address F. L. Star
office. Oc5eo3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-05

The New York state campaign has fairly be-
gun and the candidates already finding
out what scandalous beings they are. Mr..
Davenport Is denounced q wine merchant
and q cold-hearted wealthy aristocrat. Gov.
Hin Is pilloried as partner of Boss Tweed, and
Jones of BinghamptOn is ridieuled for his ire
mendous mousfache, his absurd style of adver-
Using and his quite moderate military record
For month we shall wonder how the conven-
lions were induced to nominate such outrageous
persons, but after that time, it may again ap-
pear that the candidates on both sides were
fairly decent people.
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GEORGE ADAAR JOHN r. BEALL
Commissioner Of Deed
TELEPHONE No. 344-2
ADAMS q BEALL
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.

We have for sale notes for $500 and 500. secured
6y hrst mortgage on good property al per cent for
D years. Also, TOR sale on monthly payments good
six-room Bricks In northeast section nom u 600 70
3l 800.
For Sale-New seven-room Brick on 18th &C.. between
B and G, at great bargain ON easy terms
For Sa.e-On Rhode Island avenue between 14th and
10th, beautiful 3story and basement brick modern
improvements south ffont, 10 rooms; $4,000
great bargain, or Will rent furnished Pennsylvania
avenue. between Path and 25th n. W.. south side,
story and basement brick newly repaired, modern
improvements. stable In rear, runs through TO X
street. rooms and bath; splendid opportunity:
$500.
For So e-Seven Lots south side of q. NV, near
10th, at great bargain.
Those two beautiful Cottage Houses on KENYON n
Columbia Heights. approaching completion; very
low on small cash payment. and balance monthly.
Two desirable Frame Houses on Valley st. Georre-
town: great bergain-pay over ten per cent per
Choice lots 18th street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To L0an-$5 900 ct per cent for term of vears ~.
city property. iyI3-3m
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

INoR sALE-HoUsE 1902 q ST. TEN RosINs
II and cellar with all modern improv,m snts ,st.lis
In rear. Price $s.ooo. Inquire nj iO1 % a
NV. ocS-lws
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LOST AND FOUND

0ST-sATURDAY. OCTOBER 8D- NEAR
nSessiy rewarded for returning to 1alO NasSsch
- Its
STRAfED-ON ny CORN FIELD OCTOBER 4
- req ana white Cow. Owner VIII plessa cora -
io tor; prove property and pay damsssS Or ssms
r MCCLELLAN. 1902 2lst st. cc2 Sfs a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-05

NOR RENT
IL Cor. 18th q NY. av.
4Or.. m.f............ $25O.OO
1906 RI. av, mss 80
u Lafayette sq.......333.33
2133 X st. NV. ST., misc
1924 N. Y.av.12r.m.i. 1875
1914 2lst st.. 14r.-....-1OO
14OS Mass. av......166.6 81
1874 h At. n. W., 1lr.. ...l25
$40 + st. NV, IL rs. lbs
14Ol III st. W., l9r166.87
1873 N. H. av. II r.....125
THOM.
Oc3
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nor PENTHOUSE, go n ST. n. w. CON-
IL tanning eleven rooms and all modern improve
mentS. Inquire at Sl1 18th st. n oc2-3t*
nor ELECTROMAGNETIC HOUSE, ROOMS,
II water In Kitchen and two to three acres of land
with small orchard of good fruit Benning sta
ton, b. & p. railroad COWARD & MCEUEN, l42O
r street w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-05

NOR RENT-FURNISHED - MASSACHUSETTS
II ave. and Thomas Circle, large and elegant Estab-
lishment rent - 600 per annum Rhode Island ave-,
between Connecticut avenue and 18th ST., large fine
very nice nearly new 11-room Dwelling: 81 400 per
annum. Corner House. near Capitol. IL rooms. In
fine order; 81, 600 per annum
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD,
OC3-6tS 1210 f n w.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EXPERT TYPE-wRITING,
y CALIGRAPH OFFICE. ssaF st.
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BH. WARNER. e16F Inv.

LNOR PENTHOUSE 1l2l path ST.; ROOMS
- and bath room; front and back yard $23 per
month Apply to owner, 2413 III st. n. w. Oct2-6t*
ENOR RENT-5l5 18TH ST. NV, II ROOMS; ALL
- conveniences: central location and good neigh
borhood: rent $S3. 33 per month THOS. E. WAC
CANAAN, OF F St NV. oc2-3t
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OFFICES.

Per No.
466 La av, Sd q, 4r-$3O.OO
'6Sl + st., I'd 60or.....26.OO
Cor Pa av and 8, r13 22.5O
portion OF property on my
'fhce for bulletl:, issued on
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EoR REN,r-OFFICE ROOMS; VERY DEsIR-
aoie; neal gas ana 1anltor service; single
Post Once and new Pension Office. Apply to D. C.
oc3-1m
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In . double sense elevator is q highway,
and hence properly comes under the super
vision of the public authorities. 1t Is used by
ali classes of persons and might almost be con-
sidered as vertical pavement Moreover,
those who are carried up and down in the
apparatus are completely at the mercy of the
builders and operators of the machine 1t is
desirable, therefore, that system Of inspection
like that now TO be put in force in New York
city be adopted everywhere. In this new era of
lofty buildings 1t is important that all due
pains be taken TO ensure the safety of occupants
and the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-05

DOSEDALE
Ii BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Ruildinc
Lots 20 feet front, 500. $50 $500 $3.50 per lot
Terms ~ per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
IS located Immediately at the end the
iuniba railway company 18th and III SITS ne Plat at
my office, $40 Market Space
Oc5-2m w III CIAGETT
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"ANTEDs1,Aa RELIABLE PARTY. WHO CAN
tab!ished in the produce, commission and shipping
business including handling OF fish and oysters For
particulars address R., 12S w. Pratt ST.. Baltimore
Nd. ocs-3ts
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For R Z y D., W.
1421 Q, mi. ! rs 500 OOlI
l11S n st. .,m.i.13r 10000
515 18th st., IL rs SO. SO
9Ol 21st, mi ,1Ors 6O.OO
1903 L, m. l., 10 r. 5000
1241, 1243, l246
and 1247 31st, Is 25.O O
2255 l4th st, 8 rs. 24.O0l
1927 18th, m. l., Or 20. Dol
TO LEASE.
Per Mo. II
L, bet 10 and 20. 1925. DOL
], bet. 25 and 26th.. lOO.OOI
b, bet. 4th and 9Th. 24.0Oi'
The above Is only q small
books. For full list call at O
the LIST ana 18th.
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NOR RENT
Il 1724 I stn.w. 10r.$135
2O23 I st. NV. 15r--......S5
1927 II st. NV, 13r......S5
1881 p q. w., II rs...S3.34
1908 n NV, 1Or......S3. "a
1914 18th NV. ,l2rs......75
l21 10Th NV, Tors.
1918 III st. NV, Or. ...&
1888 r st. NV, 1Ors-.-...6O
1903 r st. NV, 10 rs. go
1716 18th n.w.. lOrs....0O
1902 14th st. NV. ,1Or.. go
1143 9TH NV, Z rs d st. 60
1421 w NV, 8 rs.........-5O
931 . 81. NV, 1Ors......-5O
21O1 Pa. av. n. W., 13r.. so
62S E. Cap. st., 10 rs......45
Oc3 p II
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ENoR SALE-A FINE HOUSE ON VERMONT
\ ave-, near Iowa Circle Contans-In basement,
itree dining room. furnace room ana kitchen: frst
moor paror library and breakfast room second floor,
Two spen,.id Chambers, trunk aud hath; third.
TOUR chambers Has all modern mprov, 10 ems nicely
usscoed ana finished IN hard woOu vaults NegsN
table cellar, &c For price ani further particulars
Apply 70 HtFTl & DYER,
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LNoR sALE-A NEw 3-SToRY AND BASEMENT
brick DIV cling finished I'm first-cass sty I'm very
desirable and convenient location For prie, and
terms apply TO HUFTY a DIER
Real Estate and Insurance.
sts
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IsNoR SALE-1.o5 n ST. NV. NEW 3-sroRN
y and basement Residence, IL rooms. bay window,
electTc tells, all modern improvements. Choice loca.
non \ bargain IL sold within days IL
WARMER, Gle r ST. NV oc:li3t
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-06-12

i STOCK M--32G acres, ahout 20 in cultivation
l5' te cult, ated acres OF coed fir al
"%k aEer, the balanc, good grass lard. Small com
i"rtacic !ouse I'D barn. 1t hes I'd, ;,iEire an nt =
haIsChie'a IL range, making tEt hest sto,k
ian@os IL i'ntCh county. situated about &c miles
'SoutiveSt OF turvaii.s. I1icu $itGO.
FhFA-A fam Gf l3G acres Of lanG situated
li.lv d uin Corvallis. in Linn cuuty Or All under
fente;Et &cic- &! rfCl. tttm h,r.d in cuti, aticn
5G acres {" good fir, and maple timber; 2 e.cd
lcuses, sCGd richards and two eocd wells with
i'unEs. Terms: $50 per aere, half tash down and
btiaItce ra. .ahle in aid two years, secured by
mortgage urGn the faIm
I.OT&-Two unimIroved lots il Corvallis Ore Of
the choicest building places in the city for sale els
enable.
ALSO Four urimproved lots except fenc-
ct iii Corvallis Or. The choicest building place in
the city for sale reasonable.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-06-12
Ofice:----CoTvallis. 0Icc0n.

SAW ILL IND; .ifed interest in n;li II y b,
wItei, -p"I pane al.G so'tn ades OF iaI 4 rsc'
n conn OF " til min lover IL Fl t,It t. II,
all Df to ear. sitUat cd fy tG nalEet sEd With
about 7 lies OF Colvaii;< "irI: excelitLt gccG
road to II ron; it. Ie,Es easy.
FARM Farm all under fence dDIy q miles frcn,
Corvallis Gi 80 aces, eG"tIcs IL culi.at.,n the
haance Git car be cu!tlateG &. c}t &c o1 it in
Wheat W til lair lousc good Ebtn gruTerA
vii be sold at a bargain. Itlnls Easy.
FARM-F;.rm OF 47S acres Tor less than SIS reI
scre, being one q TIA Cheapest and lest Rims IT
,'ent"l count, situated niles west of Monroe Il
mile from ;ccn. sChc"i. CT the lest resi-
3orllo"ds III t3,tc 10" c..u1ch p1itiieEc aDGy.
About i33 acres in clitv&tioD, ard over 60 ht
uitlvtacd. N! uI:dcr fence. with good two stcrN
rame house large barn and orchard; has runrip.
water the wear around ,iij j. wo shed ior stock
nd .ary Purposes THIS :. t,f the cheapest
n Ite W.iia-.4st.e Fal:cy Terms easy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
A JAIL DELIVERY.
Four Prisoners Escape Mt sweetwater
Three Recaptured,

Special TO the Gazette.
SwEETwATER, TEX, July o. Yes-
terday evening NJ o'clock, when
Sheriff Bardwell went into the jail to
give the prisoners water, he was seized
and held fast until four OF the prison
era escaped. Those who escaped are;
w. j. Wood, charged with the muir
der OF Hen Warren and denied bail.
Il. o. Smith, under sentence for two
years for theft.
George Williams, cplored, under
sentence fer our years for theft.
s. H. Fuller, under indictment for
theft.
Up TO this evening none have been
caught. w. j. Wood secured one Of
Sheriff Bardwell's horses AZ he was
passing through the jail'yard, and ca
capped on horseback.
Neil Boyett, also charged with the
murder Of Warren, aud two prisoners
from Jones county failed to make their
escape.
LATER All the prisoners who es-
capped yesterday evening have been
recaptured, except Bud Wood, charged
with the murder OF Ben Warren. a
diligent search Is making for him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
rag ApAoHEs AppEAsED.

WASHINGTON, July Gen. Soho.
field has forwarded to the war depart
ment a dispatch from Col. Bradley In
which the latter says; 1.-The Mescalero-
Apsches in the vicinity of South.
eastern New Mexico are becoming
restless because their supplies are CIV
ing out. At present they have moth
Ing but beef aud short rations."
In communicating the above to
AdIt. Gen. Drum, Gen. Bchoield said
there were as many Indian troubles
AZ the troops were able to handle. He
thought II the Indian bureau could
not furnish supplies to these people,
the army had better feed them out OF
its stores and charge the amount to
the Indian bureau.
Secretary Lamar consented 10 the
proposition, and Gen, Schofieid was
directed TO issue rations from the mill
tary stores at the posts where the trou.
bic In threatened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A. E. Stevenson Of Illinois Sworn in rs
the First Assistant Postmas
ter-leneral.
The Apache Indians in New Mexico to be
Fed from the Army Stores TO Pre-
vent an Outbreak.
HE WAS n MOE SoUNe MAN.

HE WAS n MOE YOUNG MAN.
Special 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July G "A young
man named William b. Brooks WAS
arrested at Laurel, Md, Saturday by
Detectives Edlln and Matingly Of this
city and Sheriff Scroggs OF Prince
Georges county, Md, on charge of
breaking into the house OF relative
named Mr.. Dennison,a farmer residing
near Greensboro Point, and robblng 1t
of $500 Brooks was brought to
this city and was subsequently
taken TO the Marlboro jail. Brooks,
who 10 of prepossessing appearance,
went TO Laurel about three mouths
ago, established an ioe-cream saloon
and married young lady named Mil
lie Dennison. He appears to have es'
tablished a reputation there OF very
nice young man. He came TO this
city abouts week ago with his wife,
taking rooms on sixth street. He
represented, II Ia said, that he was the
captain of = vessel, and last Monday
he took leave OF his wife.
alleging that he had 10 sail for Balti.
more on his vessel. Instead OF going
to Baltimore 1t appears that he went
out into the country and, II Is charged,
entered land robbed Mr.. Dennison's
house. He then went to Laurel,
where he was arrested on Saturday by
the officers. Brooks is Identified by
the officers AZ the same man
who was arrested here last
year under the name OF Har'
rison for stealing horse and buggy
In Prince Georges county. Az that
time he escaped by jumping from a
train while on the way to Baltimore.
Since his arrest many mysterious
robberlee which occurred near Laurel
have been charged against him. As
he Is wanted In Maryland on several
charges, he will be turned ,ver 10 the
Maryland authorities. Among Other
robberles placed 10 his account IL tina
of the house of Mr.. Lusby, on the Ben
ning's road near the district line, last
May. Several hundred dollars wer,
taken from the house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
LAREDO.
A Mexican Given Life imprisonment
for Outrageous Assault.

special to the GRSette.
LAREDO, TEX, July Goose Lopez
Montaldo and Pedro Argulndegui were
editors Of two rival papers here They
abused each other roundly through
their respective papers. Last night,
meeting together In Nuevo Laredo, the
subject came up again, when both par.
ties opened ire, resulting In killing
Montaldo and seriously woundIng
Arguindegui.
Juan Espinosa got ninety } ears
In the penitentiary to-day In the dis
trict court. He was charged with out
raging ten-year-old girl In Starr
county. The evidence was disgusting
in its details.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
THE GATES AJAR.
A Luna,ic. In the Absence Of tho
Guard. Libsrates Three Prispners.

Special 10 the Gazette.
MERIDiAN, TEX. July O. Last night
about 8 O'Clock the prisoners IN paid
got out, or were turned out, by John
Wystel, a lunatic who has been In jali
here Tor safekeeping for three or fear
years. He has been deulented httsen
years, or probably longer. he wins
ssnt 10 Austin and stayed there
three or four years, and
was returned here lncnRable
by the superintendent Of the hAnatIc
asylum. The jailguArd had gene
20 get his supper, the l.ileT
and his family being ALB
sent. While the guard was gone
Crazy John, as he IL called, got the key
and opened the cell doors and turned
the prisoners all out. Three " them
escaped. One John Hoyl, charged
with stealing cattle ana Indicted
in 1879 and Just recently
arrested and brought here, woald not
20 Off, hut stayed In tAil The three
that escaped are:
Turner Lirate, serving his time for
81 aggravated assault nTOn hh wlfei
$500 aud twelve month's imprlson'
msnt. He byoke jail here about three
months ago, but came back.
one Angelin, serving hne. tfl'
time wopld soon have been out.
John Bennett, charged with iatehl
ing horses In this county, flo u
about thirty.fiye years Of age, rather
! iIght-compIexioned Ave feet nine OF
ten inches high, has blue ey'es and au'
burn hair.
The sheriff and his deputies were
out after the prisoners end may over
take them. The prisoners armed them
selves and stole horses on which theS
made their eecape. nfl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
GENERAL.
Special TO the Gazette.

WAsHINoToN, July 6.--Adlai j.,
Stevenson was sworn In as first assist.
ant postmaster-general to-day. The
appointment OF postmssters will be ex-
pedited now. II Is believed, ....-
Mr.. Hay Is getting ready for his
Western trip. He proposes to recu-
perate his fast-failing health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
TRIED BY JUDGE LyNvH.
A oolored Fiond Pound Dangling
From q Tree.

Special TO the Gazette.
TRINITY, TEX, July G,-The body
Of Jason Halthorn, colored, was found
this morning hanging by the neck TO
the limb OF tree about three hundred
yards from the railroad depot. An ln-
quest being held developed the follow
log facts: j. X. Brown. constable, be-
on the evening OF the 9Th OF July
Jason Halthorn was placed in
his charge to be- conveyed 20 the jail
at Galveston to answer the state In q
charge OF outrageous assault. lie
placed Halthorn In the calaboose at 8
p. m, and fearing an attempt to rescue
him he carried HRlthorn Into the
woods and chained him to-A tree and
red guarding him for M hour, and
then being very thirsty he went TO
get drink of water. He
Drown returning after about forty
minutes, found the tree 10 which
Halthorn had been chained cut down
and Halthorn gone. Not being able
10 ind the prisoner, and after consult
inR with the sheriff Brown decided 10
wait till daylight. He then fret saw
Haithorn hanging 10 tree dead. The
crowd which was towering near the
calaboose, and which excited the con-
stables apprehensions, he states had
the appearance OF being Degroes. The
Jury called 10 inquire into the death
OF Halthorn found that he
came to his death by
hanging, hut by whom the evidence
falls to Disclose. The assault was n
brutal affair upon IA tlve.year-old girl,
the daughter OF worthy citizen OF
Trinity ts 30
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
JEFFERSON.

special 70 the Gazette,
JEFFERsoN, TEX, July o.-on the
night Of July Mr.. George W. WIZ
kern was united In marriage " Miss
Louise BoehIieger OF tort Mo,. at
Father Chanda OF the Catholic ohufen
ofilclated. anaa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
CopEnAs GAVE.

special 10 the Gazette
CopgRAs CAVE, TEX, July g--'Ene
Masonic picnic ON the Fourth AZ THIS
place was complete success. khels
were over 1000 people in attendApcs
Dr. Stfeetman made short address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07
SWORN IN.

WASH SdToN. July 6--Mr. A. T..
Stevenson to-day qualified and entered
upon the discharge of the duties OF
first assistant postmaster-general. Mr.
Stevenson was at the postofiics de-
partment al o'clock, but there was a
DELAY of three hours before hts com
mlsalon WAS received from the depart
ment OF state The oath OF Office was
administered by Judge LswTenson. An
oetogenarian employs VINO has sworn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-07

Ia nearly every prominent official OF
the postofilce department for fiity years
past. Representatives Morrison,
Townsend and Lowry were interested
spectators at the ceremony,