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Alvarado.

ALvAnApo, New. 13.-Ispesial.l--
Three or four days sgo Mr.. Joe Pes
sridge, living two miles from ehis
place, was thrown FROM a wagon. and
had his skull badly fractured. he
died this morning ~ Q o'clock aud will
b. buried In the city Cemetery to-mor-
row at IL O'Clock by tho Mnsons and
Knights and Ladies Of Honor, OF which
h, visa member. This has bsen
very unfoTtunale family, but two or
three out of large taNiiy being
left TO bear the naMe. Ear.
Prestridgo was also prominent
member of the Baptist church. John.
son county has Lost ono OF her pest
citizens.
Alvarado ia literally overwhelmed
With corn, 1t brings 1873 cents from
wagons. This place needs an eleva'
tor and large d urlnG mill.
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Nov 13.-[Spss'al.l-The
rem aims OF ]. NJ. Gotham arrived from
Gree avlllo aud rere intorred wish Ma
sonic h0uors.
Gar iivs photographers saasnt the
picture OF the throng OF cotton wagons
on Moors avenue last Wednesday,. AL
though It was an Alliance outft, ths
.countsrfaits OF persons representing
every branch Of trade and the profes.
sions, from the boot-black, 10 cent
dray, dude on bicycle, saloonist, ply
siols d, lawyer, merchant, brick msson
apple peddlers, farmers snd
-Terrell's chief in all things, Jim
Harris, the banker.
Tao iadic st'ons are that tho 25fn
9th sad rs h IT November will bring
toze thor tns largest collection or duo
hor.es and sp0rting men thsr has ever
been gathered at Terrell. Much inter
est Is taken in distributing the adycr-
Using bills.
Mr. John Thompson holds forth at
the opsra house tonight. He mover
fails 10 shthuse his sudlence with
mirth, ana his second performance al
WAYS brings an increased audience,
which is assurance OF his m3rits on the
stage.
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Austin

AUSTIN, N1y. 10 --iSpscisl.l-rhS re-
port OF Lake Crsek railroad Gas re-
csivsd to-d.y. showing REQ ipsa so,0OT;
expenses s2s2s
Collector OF Karnes county aetsled to-
day.
The rolls OF ia counties ahow tho
otal valuation OF pso party FOR the year
1884 TO bs s57s. 9sS go; for 1895. s59s ss7,-
s7s; increa.e si6 99s,<Os. There are fiyo
counties yet out.
Mr.. Iks Pryor IN In receipt OF lehtDr
from L1y al Valley, Mason couniy.sAy-
ing ono ID. W. Martin and III. H2ies
ha eloped with TWO young giris,
Hales laavss vito aud tvs Children
and Martin leaves family Hsles
carried a kis souain. They have q
hack, buggy and TOUR horses-two
sorrsls br sndad TIP aud 4 heat War
rants are our for their arrest END $lOe
revsrd 10 G-fet.
The Jury la tne Pearson csc brought
In y verdict % guilty OF murder in tue
frst degree nnd ssntence for life.
sympathy force >lvestOn ia her dlro
distress " universal hero.
Tho grass commissioners Will Do
hero in iey days, though seven OF
them have not completed their laoors
in the I'D.
The delegates 20 the st. Louis stock
oonvsntion will leave more about she
1e!h tasssnt.
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sssa,s . out 10 hates, wileh we're
hsnlet bsok h1fne. Annnl ~ hte. .
sIftun we're a0l hefN w. 0,hsf pafuss'
bfsk nor her has been b'osinf,
anI ID IL yery dusty, no rain hafiuk
Ia lon here fof ahuut fear week..
Ths tun " 0vnffun 9Th lfsmpsi
aul tho olly fDafsh.l has the ualssosse
foil
mo pseplo here sre glAi to ses rnn
UgRAi n iniiiAts the move neiit TOT
4. sss expedition. Wa soed no batter
in migration agency than thAt. Keep
an Asitating this question aad tse on
p0sitiun will he had with incaleulAbio
| lpngt 10 Texas.
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Ladies' should reflect well before
using any preparation that H. spplied
to 30 delicate surface as the SKIN.
Any cos metic will at first impsrt =
heeutify,ng sffoot and not apparently
injur the skin, but in very snort
tiino little blotches and diicolorstions
appear on the face which oonclusively
show the poisonus drugs in their COM
position. IE can be safely said that
more than twO-thirds OF Tho feos
powders contain these injurious In
gredieuts. Poznoni's niedicnted COM
plsxion powder is nos only absolutely
free from all delstrrious matter, but
ia principal ingredient is an active
curative for ali diecsses OF the skin.
IL has stood the teht OF years. Sold by
ali drug2ists.
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". q. PATTON % co.,
Suiphsr Springs, Texas.

w. Ii. Howell q Bros, druggists,
wish to make an assertion, which they
can buck with positive guarantee. Ii
is ell about Acaer's Blood Elixir.
They claim for IL superior merits over
all other remedies OF its kind, aud
guarantee tor it a positive and sure
cure for rheu nlatIsm, eyphillis, and all
MOOD disoroeys. IL i,eea Sne skin crom
spots and disease, and leaves tho COM
plexion clear. ASK them about 1t.
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ripa hundred Dollars

Is the suu o.. pisica oT3ra for Tho
de,sction of any calomel, or other mn-
eral poison or luxurious drag, in bis
Justly celebrated aPlaaaaRs Purgative
Pellefe" They are about the siSs OF a
musia d reed, thsrefore easily taken,
while their operation y unattended py
any gripping pain. Bill ,usncss, 81 X
head sone, bad Taste ia the mouth, and
jnuadice, yield at ONCE before thess
1slittIe GIANTS" o your jruggt-t.
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Another LILO paved.

AIRS. HarrisE Cummings, Of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, wriser: "Early lsst winter
NV druphter was attacked with Sc
we're GOLD, which settlsd on her langs,
We tried several medicines, none ui
which Eeemed 10 do har any good, but
abe continued 20 got vorae,snd finally
raised largo smopnts OF blood fron hei
lungs. We called In the family physi.
clan, but he failed 10 do hsr any good.
At this time friend who hRd been
cured bv DIR. William Halls Baisan
for the Lungs. sdvlxed mo TO give 1t
trial. We got bottle. and She. begat
to improve, and by the use OF three
bottles was entirely cured"
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PALESTINE, Nov. 10. -Tspsslnl. l-Dr.
Jacob voorsengor, OF Houston, deliv-
cred q lecture ai the Methodist church
last night " small but intelligent
audience, who were much edited BY
tbs speech OF the learned and eloa aent
RABBI, The doctor raised $500 from
tho Israelites here for the Hebrew
Widow and Orphan Homo At New Or
leaus.
BIB Roof, freedmsn, was found
dead In mis- bed In The suourDs OF the
city, The verdict of the coroner's jury
was that he died CT hears disease.
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Ell PAso, Nov. 13--[Special. 1.-The
grand jury to-day presented indiot-
ments against Lou Baxter. Henry
Berry and Iona Morbrack, for MUIR
der. Mrs, Morbrack came to III Faso
some time ago and has heen practic.
irS medicine, and, IL ID alleged, caused
tine death of q young woman from
Pennsylvania, named Smithers.
Tho grand jury was given perm1s-
sion to adjoura TIL ne 1t week.
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w. Ell. Howell d Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend to the la.
dies Acksr's Dyspepsia Tablets. AS
laxative they have 70 equal. They are
guaranteed to cure chronic constips.
ton, dyspepsia, and all diseases nris'
ing rom y dersnged stomach. Win
free uss OF the Tablets, sick headachs
Ia frnnOsgible.
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Bucl.len.s Arnica salye.

Bucllen's arnica 3alvo.
The best save in the world for cuts,
bruised, sores, ulcers, salt .rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, hilblsins,
corns and all akin ernptiops, ana pos
itiveiy cures plies, CT 10 pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price, "a
cents per box. For sale by w. I'll.
Howell a. Bro.
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MARSHALL, Nov. 1s.-[speslal.]-
The news OF the big fire at Galveston
was received here at 8 O'Clock this
morning, and Is the sll-sbsorhing topic
of conversation. The bulletin board
of the Western Uaion Telegraph COM
pany is thronget With IN eager crowo
to learn the news, and much sympathy
is expressed for the unfortunate sur
ferers.
Last night was the coolest OF the
season, and heavy frost covered the
ground this morning,
Mrs. w. Fl Newman is visiting
friends in this city.
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After n thorough test w. II.
Howell 4 Bros, druggist, most posi-
lively assert that Acke,'s English
Remedy is the best medicine for
asthma, Group, coughs, wh0oping
cough, and all lung troubles, that can
be found. Ask Thorn about 1t, for they
fully guarantee it.
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Atlanta, Go, August II, 1876.

Ihave had q canoe ON my face for some
years, extending from one cheek bone
aero s. the nose to the other. 1t has given
me q great deal of pam, ~ times burning
aud itching to suca Nj. extent that Il " =
aimo,t unbearabl. commenced usl
Ell hit bottles II as given the greatest re-
ief by removing the inflammation and res
turt,g my GO Aeral health. w. BARNES.
Knoxville, Iowa, September y, 1855.
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BoNHAM, Nov. 13-[Speclai.] -sherlf
J. w. Evans returned this evening
from Marion county in charge OF one
Henry Brown, solored, who was
wanted here for the murder OF Samuel
Foster, near Honey Grove in 1872; also
for assault and battery upon Tony
Illusion at the came time.
Dixie Sanders, deputy sheriff, lers
this evening for Dsuison after j. W.
d i'd, who Is wanted in this courtv
for assault upon Robert Graves in 1879
He gavs bond a. tho time, but after
wards forfeited 1t.
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~ appliances, for the speedy relief and
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Illustrated pamphlet With full infor-
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SHERMAN, Nov. Is. Especial The
Jury In she case Of the State VI. George
GAYS, for robbery, which was tried be-.
fore Judge Msltbie, today broughs In
q verdict OF guilty and assessed his
punishment NJ hvs years Ia the penl
tsntiafv. The case has aroused con
sIderai,Ia jnteress IL the community,
and great Indignation Is ex pressed by
seine 1t the yerdiot.
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Ayqhen YOU zvtsft 81 leave New York
Clfy, eav6 Baeaare, Expreesaee and -
Csrfiezp Hire. and stop ~ the . BAND
UNION HOTEL, ,1pponite Grind NsiiI
u al Dotot. ljbf fleLarit rooms, ftttd
Il y q cost oi 81 on, Q0Q, a and ~
= a<fis per Day. Enropdau 81 ~ ~
!;s|;s' G'| 81 |s Y IS
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GJhu T1uInGS OF
Patton's Sour Well cye sslye. Itb
day certify your sglye cured my eye
entirely after using il four months. j
lost my sight by working Ia machin-
cry. John a. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. The sslvs cured me OF
letter IN my hand. Fred Smith,
0reenville Texas, Send ana got o
box, only 25 cents.
IL. &. PATTON 81 Co.,
Suipher Springs, Texas.
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Just what They Need.
Tuose compiicated stomach, kidney
and nervous troubles from which 90
many women suffer soon yield to the
mild but active operation OF Parkcr's
COflfc. $50 =
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All Fits stopped frcel DR.. Kline's
great nerve resforer. No fits after frat
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle free 10 it cases
Send to Or. Kline, 931 Arch street, Phil
adelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Ger of tho nose, and having beau. cured ~
the use OF g. 8. . i feel Q ,nstrat ned by
sense Of duty tosuffeting humanity 70 MAJ !. 9
this statement or my cAse. WIN INC
rapidly aud soon disappeared. and for sew
era months here hai been no app earsnce
o. o re OF any KIDD 0n my pnse OF Iace,
n ither q my nose OF all tenuer 70 me
Ies Is. 8. q and am sound ~ cure ), snn 1
now that 3. s. IS effeo ed The cure AT
every known remedy vas tried and had
failed. hoHERT ShkDAkK.
Fart 0slner, Ga, May 1, lSS5.
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Croup. whooplng cough and br0n-
cbitis immediately relieved by Shi-
ioh's Cure. Sold by J. u. Williams d
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Catarrh cured, neslth and swee
breath secured by Ehiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal in
jector free. Sold by ]. L. Williams q
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Shiloh's Ualarrh Remedy, positive
oure for catarrh, diphtnefia and cank.
en- mouth. Sold by J. L. Williams a
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"A n ? Gals.
THE RECORD on YESTERDAY.

inaeh sympathy foe 'ha Firn HnH'fefs
ssa .sn, 0nsrs ~ Aid-fylef
Dons ny Barsiars.-sentehoeh
for life . Austis.-Other
Ip,riestins News
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TYLER, Nov. 10. --lspscIal.l y This
town Il infested with burglars and
several pr vats residences were Wis
Tea by them last night. In each in-
utano :, however, they were foilsd in
fhtfr On fpoeos and did not sucoeed In
getting anything Of vAiue.
" Tho Texas q 81. Louis pay car was
here to-day paying for the month OF
OGtobar. " n y II q. &. & Z :.
T4H DALLAS DAILY HERALD aud
tIro FYsekiy Oourssr. Of ti,fs place. wore
fl1H only eoWephpersy reaching Tyler to-
.6kv Witch had an account Of last
n1Shes fIfs 10 0slveston. +
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agNsnAL LOCAL NOTES


At I:SJ O'clock this aiterauOn O cot.
ton gin, psrt Of tho property OF tho
Wseo oil works, wss firea oy the igni-
tion OF match (scsidsntsD IN tho cot
ton room. The plEEe spread 30 rapidly
that sli the aremon could do waa 10
bend every effort TO sava THO oil worss,
which coat Sc ieAss e150,0Oe. Ia this
thew ausceeded The OF, tanks and
depot OF tho Standard Oil company
were also In immediate proximity 10
the frs, aud for while H. seemed thst
n very destructive conf sRration was
imminent, and all the more dangerous
40 residences and other buildings, IN
GLIDING the City ELEVATOR ana Touring
nilis, ara IL chat vielnity. L,ss, S. 600,
less 81 600 Insurance in the Nv Or
lesns Insurance company, of New o.
leans, and tho Cresssnt, alec Of New
Orleans.
. BON Davidson, tho young Hebrew
cotton buyer arrested for siADirg his
brothers nanae 10 a check for $40, gave
bond snd was out buyiug cation 70
day. II Ia eaid now that he and his
brother wore psrtnors, using the firm
nanao OF T Davidsap; th.t Ban h al
right 10 thas sisp she name % checks,
prosecuted sncssssfully for forgery
although his brobher Sssmed indignsn
at his nos. :,
Mossrs. PuthuE cad Dauiols, mis-
siop sriee 60 ~ xiissiousd by tho SOUTH
era Baptist convention TO yae Empire
| of Brszil, ere hero sod viii ieeva for
Nov YORK xexs weak, wsers they sal
| tor RIO 10 Jansiro. Thsy AFRO eleves OF
| Waco University, and fare ell OK
ercisea Will be- held here until Sunday
over their departure. The opening
sermon was prsashed at tho First
Baptist chprsl to night by Rev. II
III srris, OF Dablin. Drs. SINK, hay
dan and other ripent Baps'ats OF the
state are on route 30 take pars in tho
| exercises.
Tom Varnell's eseape crestcd a great
sensation hare. Blood-hounds were
sent 10 Hillsborn this morniGg from
hero 20 help track him and bis com
| radeg. -.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CONCENTRATIONS

have q positive remedy for the above
disease. By Its use thousands Of Q sses Of the
wo tiki d andoflong sta ding have been
g, red. Ind led. so stroDg i9 my faith " "
EREE Together with 3 VALUABLE
TREATIES on the dise&se, to any sufferer.
dive xp sss and pOst once add.ses. DIR
4. a. sffDCUM, Isl Pearl rest, n. \
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XMxrn,1ono Nov 1s,-Ig oeoIsl r..
- ~ ~ Al1lAuoe eamS IN yesS
{ I! 4 4! Z s'ts q !; saf q
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Under the Blue Coats.
Every United States military post
Porous Plasters. 6cienlncs quick
actipge
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a Positive Written Guarantee
MARRlbGE: GulDE

Elegant cloth and GILT biriirg. Scaled for 500
In nionsy or postage stamps. Over fiity wcnder-
full pen pictures, showing who may marry, who
not, why. Preper age to marry. Whomarfy ftfst.
Manhood. Womsnhnud. Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life aud happiness may be
Increased. Those married or about = saarry
should read Il: Of interest and value r. cyery
thinlt,ng ran and WOMAN. Popular G, Won,
paper enver. 25r. Addtss EoS. WHITTIER.
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WACO HAPPENINGS.
THE LAST DAY on rHs RACES
Nov III Dss ~ss spsas'ss IN MAJ
Oessss-.A Fifs wsieh ts~s Near
nsisa % vssy s~riess oss-.
nsw us xsplzised that
ahsek-.Otnsr news

waco, Nov. n. - Special - Tbs
CLOSING day OF the fall meeting OF th'
waeo Diving park WA MI that epuld
DO desire IA p0inI OF weather, though
tho altondsnes was not very large
Notbin. wa. done Ia tho morning, a.
the st0ok show wa oysr and exhibit
ors werO removing thsir displays. We
Ting horasm6n are basy packing N
~. nigh. preparatory TO moving "a
Houstsn, whore the races opsp nex'
week. A rps1lsl train ~ ten ears foi
tho horses, three tor baggage ANA twf
, passenger aoschss, bas been cheitefed
| To conway the raciUg ouints from
Waco TO Houston The racing events
ta-hay wore a. foll0ws:
Ia the troiting free-for-nll, for q
purse IL $500, three In Ave, Joe Davis
aon Ia thrso straight hosts, With Exc.
snior second, making In the third heat
the bes. tims ever made On thu
national track, Wig: 2;lsls, ttua beat
Ing Harry Wilkes time bore last sea-
con OF 2:2lX. His councillors were
Flora r., Executor aud Abnsr +.
In the first mort Flora p. WA nsc-
ond, Execu or Thru. Time-2:25<.
la tnt second huat Abner 4. vas
second, Executor third. TlTo-2:.2H.
Ia ths third heat Fiors II. was nj
most, and AbDer ", wno broke badly,
| wan quite distsnosd.
A ,,Tetck race in which two scrub
pouias were antsrna, quarter OF mile
dssh, yielded much sport.
N xt wan q novelty IUnntng rsco
one-nAlf milo. Toe 6nfries we're Vag-
gie Hrarno, carrying III p1uods srd
Eeliing in the poole st SO, sgainst $il
for the field; Fenton, rs pnunus; Cban-
lille, III; Top Sawyer, lbs; Inv-tnor
Roberts, l07. The pnrsa Was 800, three
muniss--ior the hall nils, the mile and
tho finish.
Roberta won the hslr mile in 4o1s;
| Top SAWYER won the mile IN la, sOo
Vergie HoSrEe wen sh2 mile and a
hsjf III 2:42. When weighed in 'he
msre's weight Wss thrs0 punnds abort,
and the Judges withheld their decision
In tho race 90 o o'clncs, when they
| awsrdsd tbs rscs % Top Sawyer Yer
gio Hearno being ruled ont.
There Was kosvy batnng ON this
rEos.
Tho next wrs milo hents, two ia
thres. The sntr,es were Our Ftiond,
ridden by Mac Williams, OF Kansssi
Belle Maud, by Miss Resssr, OF Col
GRADE.
The aret heat was won by Our
Friend. Tlne-l:5s. The socoud ~ss
Won by Belle Maud. fjme-l:56M
| The third by Our Friend. Time-l:45
This race WAS very closely contested,
NJ 4 gave general satisfaction.
This concluded n racer.
| A
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
MR. RANDALL IN ALABAMA.
BrRMNGuAM, Ala, Jan. 1.-Samuel J. r

BIRMNGuAM, Ala, Jan. 1.-Samuel j. Ran
dali and his party arrived special train from Nash
vile 40 $3.50 o'clock this morning. As the train pulled
into town, the whistles OF the railroad locomotives,
furnaces oundres and machine shops saluted it, aud
the Brmington Artillery fired number Of guns. When
The train stopped and Mr.. Randall appeared Mayor o.
Lane stepped the platform OF the ear and spoke few
appropriate words OF welcome To which Mr. Randall re-
piled In short speech. in which he said lie had great
desire to the city that ships iron into the district
which he represents in Congress, aud promised that no
labor Of his should ever be gwen toward enactlng laws
to prevent people from successfully competing with
any country on the face Of the globe In converting
materials into market commodities. The party visited
the Pratt mines. Mr.. Randall wore In the mines n felt
hat which he had taken with him, to which miners
lamp was attached In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dali assisted hy Congressnanelect John VI Martin ana
Mrs Martin held reception az the Florence HoIeL
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ACCIDENTS 10 SHIPPING.

SAN Francisco, Cal, Jan. News was re-
ceived this morning of the wreck ofthe German bark
Lii near Petrolia Humboldt County, on December 26
The vessel left Cork on october for San Francisco
The first officer, Van Lotree. G. Brone, the cook and
seamen f. Ponmer, {. Damkcf and +. Burrydort were
drowned The captain and the Othgr members OF tho
crew were saved The vessel and cargo are total loss
LUDINGroS Mich, Jan. 1.-The Flint and Pere Mar
oucttc steamer No. l while attempting TO enter the
mouth OF the river driven by the wind 10 the north
of the pier, and blown sideways on the beach The
steam pipe connected with boiler burst and Joseph Slice.
aremal was scaied so that he died Two OF the crew
were also badly hurt bnt IL is thought they VIII recover
portion OF the cargo has been washed overboar ana
the smOkestack and rudder also ere gone III inc hui 10
not broken the damage may be less thau Is reared
NEw-LoxDoS JAN 1.-The Scott WreckiDg Company
succeeded Ia hauling the schooner Wild Pigeon. OF Taun
tom of Faulkners Island 10 a. day, and the tug
Alert brought her in this afternoon. She is badly dam
aged ana i kept sloat by two powerful steam pumps.
The Wild Pigeon struck the island on December 70
HYANNIs, Mass. Jan. 1.-THE schooner Gem, OF 81
Johns lumber laden, was into by a three-nssted
schooner OF the cape and now ashore on the soutwes
grounds of Iyanuis arbor She has lost her oowspfis
nd head
New-York tribune., 1885-01-02
Il YOUNG MN PROBABLY MURDERED

Information was sent to the West Thirty
seventh Police Station about IL o'clock last night
that man had been shot at No. 500 West Twenty
seventh-st Several policemen were sent to the place.
They found Patrick Brady. twentyfour years old, In
the first floor of the rear house suffering from
a pistol shot wound in the head He was removed to
the Roosevelt Hospital The physicians said he was
dangerously injured. Brady is longshpre
man and boarded with his two brothers
in West Twenty The rooms where the shooting
occurred occupied by an old man named James
Byrnes 1t IA believed that the shooting was done by
Patrick Conley, young nah who lives 10 the 'front.'
house. ByInes told the police that about o'clock last
night, Brady with Henry Moak and another friend
visited him After they had been drinking about half
quarrel between them. They came 10
blows and during the fight the door Of the room was sud-
denly thrown opeD and Conley rushed in with revolver
in In his hand He pointed It ut Brady holdng-t close
to his face nnd fired. Brady fell 10 tho floor, crying
am shot" Coney after firing the shot ran away Cap,
tain Wasbun and his detectives were actively engaged
last night In searching for him. Byrnes said that the
shooting the result Of an old grudge, Brady WIZ
probably die CDney Is the son OF musician who IL Is
said, belongs to the 9th Regiment band.