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Wea.herford; + II Evans, Jewett;
Frank Houston, TERED: d 7 Roman,
Henrietts; w Bottom, San Angelo;
X ii 0lenbssh, Brownwood; Cecil A
Lyon, A. NJ. &C s Williams, Fort
Worth; s 7 0gle, wife and daughter,
Baird; G Dinoath, Kansas; q Is Free
man, p A Jordan, Ennis; w q McFar-
land, Cleburne; il @ Wise, Fort Worth;
Fred Olwig. New York;C ID Elliott,
Cleburne; IL A Weller, Il Il Coleman,
w ii Fritz, N X Mccormick, Edward
Morris, J Il Link, w = Thorn, w ii
Husseli, Barrett's circus; ] Il Johnson,
East Liverpool, Ohio; II q Brown, Gle.
burne; Matt Leland, St. Louis; Il i
Harry, city: j w Bassin, Lancaster
Robert Bryars, st. Louis; Il ID Gilbert
Alabama; Willard Berry, City; ID II
Miller, st. Louis; William Veale
breckenridge; John y Brown, Gle
burne; Thomas +. Pitts, Cloburne.
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Tho Lntest Candidate for Once

has sent In his order TO Douglas
Brsthors, the Main street tailors, for q
fine suit. They arc receiving ono of
tho largest and best asserted lines OF
iali suitiuqs of the latest styles and phi
terms, and arc showing TO our citizens
and others, pioae goods ihat cannot be
oxc0lied in the most fashionable
cities. Now Ia the time TO select your
pattern, lesvo your order to prevent
delay and be in readiness FOR fall
weather.
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Our fall STOCK OF '9Wall Paper" is
now in store, and wa are prepared TO
show tho largest and best assorted limo
of draper HsngingA" in tho State. We
have just received over forty thousand
rolls-Gll fresh goods and latest styles,
Our line of cheap paper WAS never bet
ter, and in fine gold papers ana ceiling
decorations, we have beautiful de-
signs, and can suit any taste. Samplaa
and prices sent to any part OF the State.
HAMILTON IL YoUNG,
BIG Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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ST. LOUIS AND RETURN sa7.7S

Commencing to-day, the Texa, &
Pacific and Missouri Pacific railways
commence the sale of excursion tickets
to the st. Louis exposition a. s27.75,
good to return Is days from the date oil
sale. The train leaving the brick de-
pot at 1920 every night, runs through
TO st. Louis via tho Missouri Pacific
railway without change OF cars of any
class. The train leaving the brick de.
pot at $40 and the Union depot at 0:lO
exery morning, runs through To st
Louis via tho Iron Mountain route
without change Of cars of any class.
B. w. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger Agent, Galveston.
Il. =. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
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Tho Dallaa Teinalo ColIenn

The following young ladies' have @
tered tho Dallas Female college
boarding pupils for tho present teri
Miss Adams, Fort Worth.
Miss Afford, wills Point.
Miss Blount, Canton.
Miss Benton, Missouri.
Miss Bryan, Farmers Branch.
Miss BrAndeuburg, Dnneanville.
Miss Catos, Decatur.
Miss Carr, Duncanville,
Miss Crsvens, Arkansas.
Miss Dickard, Wills polnr.
Miss Dell, Cloburne.
Miss Drl,dale, La Grange.
Miss Dulgny, Kemp.
Miss Eddleinan, Wcatherford.
Miss Eobols, Karfmsn.
Mlea FurneauN, Trinity Mills.
Miss Gibson, Weatheriord.
Miss Hogseti, Fort Worth.
Miss Hill, Gainesville.
Miss Henry, Wssther.ord.
Miss Moss, Wheasiand.
4 Miss Morges0n. Gainesville.
Miss Morrison, Dallas.
Miss Madaog, Fort Worth.
Miss Mauk, Dunoanville.
Miss Portwo0d, Fort Worth.
Miss Penn, Duuceuville.
Miss Paschall, Meaquite.
Miss Petty, Coleman City.
Miss Poole, Cleburne.
Miss Sprawls, Duncanvilie.
Miss Scott, Farmor's Branch.
Miss Scruggs, Wills Point.
Miss Siddons, Waxahachie.
Misn Starr, Weatherford,
Miss smith, Cieburne.
Hiss Stewart, Grapevine.
Miss Strother, Georgia.
Miss Worthington, Mississippi.
Miss Yspng, Dallas.
Miss Young, Dallas.
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Have used Tongaline in q case of
neuralgia OF IS years standing. For
the last few years the patient has bee n
unfit for work nearly all the time. Has
not been free from pain for many
years. Was suffering extreme pain
when no hogan taking Tongaliue. he
has not had "a sewers attack since be-
ginning its use, eight days since. This
is remarkable, from tho fact that h,
has worked in the sun, which he ha,
not been able to do for 20 years
IL is splendid nerve tonic.
II. p. Nelson, NJ. D., Ashland, ..
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Tho lsnlnirc NIilIa

Tho Empire mills, on the corner OF
Elm street and Broadway, has now
gotten under way aud aro turning out
their very superior brands Of flour,
The Empress brand, with which they
make a starter, IA an excellent grade
aud must NEST with universal favor,
Messrs. Howard, Stratton & Rauch,
tho propriotors, say they have the
best mill In tho State and propose &c
turn out tho best article.
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Elm Fsrk AssecIaiinn

The Elm Fork Baptist association
held Its annual session, beginning
Thursday md ending Saturday, CT
last woek, at Lebanon, Collin county.
This nelg hborhood Is one OF tho most
delightful In all this country, and the
Dallas delegation report n grand time.
Tho hospitality Of the community was
moro than equal to tho demands, and
the session OF the association was pro.
nouncod tho most delightful aud sue
cessful In the history of the body
Messrs. Ed. Il. Marshall, j. l., VIII.
Hams, 8, A, Hayden, y. j. Anderson
ana II II. Hanks represented tho
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For sale.

One of tho finest farms in the West,
adjoining tho city, noted for its social
and educational advantages. 1t con-
tains 900 acres, in high state OF cult :
walton, % acres in choice fruits, mover
falling springs and wells. Brick
house, of IL rooms, with modern inn
provemonts, tenant house, OF iivo
rooms, out buildings OF brick, large
stone barn, cattle sheds and grsnsry.
VIII sell for ono-half cash, balance on
long time, or take part payment IN im'
proved CITY real estate. Address post
Office boz, 469, st. Louis, Missouri.
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Mr.. A,s.nnd.r ua,hl.r,, rru.r.,

Tho funeral OF Mr.. Alexander Bar
bier took place yesterday at 4 p. m,
from his late residence, 1914 jackson
atreot, 10 Trinity cemetery. The re-
mains were followed to their last rest.
Ing place Ia Trinity cemetery by rela.
uvcs and frlends aud Caddo Tribe No.
3of Red Men, OF which order tho do.
ooasod was a member. Ho was an OK.
oelicnt man, aud leaves u wifo aud
thrcc little children 10 mourn him.
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south Dallas Foo school.

Yesterday I'M adjourned meeting o,
ladies took place in connection with
this school, tho particulars OF which
appeared In yesterdays issue. IL was
uelermined that q banquet aud concert
WOULD takn place ut tho City park on
Thur sday, September IL. A spacious
marquee will be erected for that pur.
pose. The banquet will consist Of the
choicest monne the Concert paud) aud
they promise n positive musical treat
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Tho stockholders of tho Dallas Bar
rel and Woodward factory held a meo,-
ing yesterday, and the following direc-
tory was elected: X, j. Kiniin, II. e..
Moore, p. j. Bullor,F. NJ. Cockrell,T II. Il.
McEnnis, j. :. Witwor, Il. NJ. Tlllman.
Tho factory IN In full operation all the
time, turning out barrels, boxes, otc.
Tho demand for boxes by the home
TRADE Ia great, Tho factory IL work.
ing at present - hands aud will be
compelled TO increase tho force. This
IL y homo enterprise that Dallas Is
iustly nroud oil.
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This most prosperous club was roy.
ally entertained lass Thursday cven-
Ing by DR.. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Pace, corner
young aud Bro xder streets. The terp.
slchorsAn ar. was indul nod In, IA usual,
until tho wee sms' hours. The club
Will yivo ono iuore reception 10 the
YouuI ladics OF the Cedara before thcy
0ntsr school. Tho club returns many
thanks 20 DR.. and Mrs. paco, and viii
never forget Thursday, September Q,
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ono of the two trains that have been
running between Dallas and Denton,
over tho Missouri Pacific, has been
discontinued and there L. " deal OF
complaint on the part Of tho travelling
public, Sundays HERALD docs not
rosoh L9wisvillo or Denton ON the day
OF publication, and the same is true OF
goods shipped by merchants here on
tn Vt day.
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Nashville, Tennessee

This institution will begin its list session
September 1885. a specla coach for the
students in Texas, Louisiana and Arkan-
sas VIII leave Fort Worth, In charge Of the
agent, Wednesday morning, september 9,
at O'Clock: will pass through Dallas, S:ii
a, M; Marshall, 500 p. IN. TeXarkanG, 1895
p. N Little Rock, n. midnight. Let the
young ladies In louisiana meet us NJ Mar
shall. j @. PATTON,
Professor OF Mathematics and General
Agent. Dallas, Texas.
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reicphsno Subscribers,

The following new subscribers have
been added TO the Pan Electric Tol.
ophono exchange;
Boyd & Webster, planning mill; No
303.
Rev. q. NJ. Clark, No. az.
Samuel Klein, No. 81.
City Hospital, No. lS2,
Charles Goodwin, No. 255.
J. NJ. Hayes, No, rs.
J. Il, Korby, No. 10.
Murphy 4 Bolsnz, No. 80.
DR.. j. II. Morton, No. 2s1.
Fanny Whitman, No. 50.
Dallas Nows Office, No. 50.
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New Eric rsiepSoue rrb,c,,..r.

DALLAS. Sept 5.--rho following new
Subscribers have been connected with
the exchange this month 10 date:
J. Boxsa, jr., grocer, No. 800; DIR. u, II.
hand, 20 be connected soon: b. Il.
Avery 4 Sons, plows, otc.
y. A. READ, MsnAger.
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Messrs. Tsnisou Bros. have Just fur
nishod tho Dallas Cracker company
tho finest sot of harness that we have
ever seon In Dallas. They arc making
n specially of this limo OF work, and
they certainly arc showing q new limo
of goods TO the trade, 5l3 Rim street,
opposite Sanger Bros.
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TO uOuse-OwDers and Reuters
IL your balcony or aaeu room leaks
Ehrets Prepared (2) Ply Roofing will
make 1t Waterproof. Gan be put on at q
total cost, not To exceed $3.50 per square
10 xl0 feeD and Will last es long a,
either tin or iron. Prompt attention
given TO all orders addressed to
SIDNEY SMITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department
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..ElSGZ e:.1!I1lao

For tho benefit of suffering humanity
and In heartfelt gratitude Mt the wonderful
result deem u only my duty to gave this
unsolicited testimony In favor OF s Its
Specific. NJ wife has been afflicted with
hereditary EC2cmQ OF Salt nheum from
her Infancy. IL has Increased in Intensity
With each succeeding sprlug, and belp
somewhat skilled IN medicine myself,
| tried every remedy | could think OF for
cars arsapar'lla combined with every
form # Potassic, and hundreds OF other
remeHrs, lotions and al6ali washes uf
every known kind, but they all gave only
| Temporary relief, During the spring Of 1881
| her lover eNiremitles became so inaamai
and sore that she was obliged to keep them
constantly costed with n covering " "Ful-
| lers Earth," mixed wet and allowed to dry
I on, Among other things sho was afflicted
with periodical nervous headache, oc-
| curing regularly overy seven days, some.
times followed by an Intermittent fover
! Tor weeks NJ u time, SO that her lie became
| n burden To her,
This spring determined she should take
>. rs, ana following strictly tho directions
| IN regard 10 dose, diet, etc, This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the lrst
large bottle the disease seemed to increase;
the burning, Itching md inflammation be.
came unbearable. She, however, persevered
IN the use OF tho medicine. AfIer taking
the second bottle tho Inflammation began
| 10 subsido. After tho third bottle the In.
Illumination Disappeared, and sore spots
dried upand tu' ned white and scaly, and
finally she brushed them OF In an impalpn'
Bile white powder resembling pure salt. Sine
" now taking the sixth bottle, three table
spoonfuls four times daily Every appear,
ance OF the disease has gone, and her flesh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again
nnd what is more, her periodical headache,
have disapp1 AIRED and she IL now, at 3
years OF age, enjoy ing the only good healtl
she has known for upwards OF 10 years. n,
wonder she declares with emphasis tina
every bottle Of =, =. \, IL worth thous
and times lts weight In gold.
Any further Information concerning he
case Will DO cheerfnlly given by herself NJ
her residence, rs Mullet Street, or by me
JOHN i BRADLEY, a Griswoid 80.
Detroit, Mich, May 10, lSS5.
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stated couvocstiou Of Dallas Chapter
n A. n. Monday evening, September
4 q .SsS0 o'clock. All members
eeEneetly requested 10 DO present.
vlo1an8 oompaulons respectfully In
v1le0s II. AusTlN, NJ. Il. II. +.
~ 0Dos A. W1nsrnn, Secretary.
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OF the Grove school viii be in charge
of Mrs. @. Il. Barrow, an experienced
and successful teacher. She wac con.
nected for several years with Marvin
college. Pupils outside this school
may attend the music department..
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For For bs'h :, , g e.. opsps Ncnd.s ~
M :l,!sss v. SiSS! y. "os:iss' 7Hl; ss.'
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rgUE UNIVERSITY OF TUE sCUEH
J. Is located at SEWANEE, TENN, upon
the Cumberland Plateau, 1000 feet above
the sea level. This school, under the spe-
clal patronage of the Bishops OF the Pro-
teetant Episcopal Church, In the South
ana Southwest, offers the healthiest resi-
dence and the best advantages. both moral
and educational, In It's Grammar School
and IN Its Collegiate and Theological De-
partments, For the special claims of this
I'm versity for patronage, apply for docu.
merits TO the Rev. Telfair Hodgson, Vice
Chancellor, Sewauee, Tenn.
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just try y bottle of DR.. SCOTS Cocoa.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY Or VIRGINIA.

SUMMER Law LECTUREs tnine
weekly begin 9th July, 1885, aud end 9th
September Have proved of signal use
lst, 10 students who design to pursue their
studies al this or other Law Schools; End,
10 those who propose 10 read privately; ;
an Srd, to practitioners who have not had
tho advantage of systematic instruction
For Circular apoIy ,P.O. University OF Va)
TO JOHN B, MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat
i,ugy
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Look out Tor Barro,t's circus on tho
10Th,
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School supplies ut Fears & Jones,
sos Main street.
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For sale sale by nil Druggists
Trcatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed Tree.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
,- 49, Drawer y, Atlanta, Ga,
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| Have used Tongaline Ia q case OF
facial neuralgia with excellent results.
nj. D. Hill, Nj. d., Steubenville, Ohio.
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Tho only cigarettes which do 70
stick 10 the lips are Opera PRtls,
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To uouse.owners and Reuters

"Apy other circu, this year~ Yes
Barretps, on the 18th.
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"Whose circus, whose hipoirome, is
tho grandest?" Barrett's-it will be
here ON the 18th.
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Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.
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NEW ENGLAND rNNlERYArAEN d MINI

NN''E''''n VIII Vt NUM-
Boston. Mass, OLDEST la kma,iee
lergest and best equipped In the world-i0l
ough Inst uctlon In Vocal and fnsirnmn,.
tal Mu' ic, Piano and Organ Tuning. Fino
Arts, Oratofy, Literature french, German
nuu Italian Languages, English i,rnnrhss
Uylnnastics, etc. raitioa % TO s.ni boafd
aad room, ,t5 o SIS per term, Fail rem
"geg,ns september ~, lSS. For illustrated
= TvuRJnE, Dir, franklin square. nes.
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THE COLLEGE
Weathorford, Texas.
Next fern Commences. On SeptenhGr..l

The principals are experienced European
graduates. Modern languages impaired
bA native tea hers. Pupils received on
the most IN odernte terms aud educated for
private and professional life Civil service
exam nations, schools OF mining and en-
II eering receive special attention, aud
spec al rates allowed county surveyors and
others desiring 10 qu tlify for the higher
examination No college In Texas offers
thor particulars, apply rs above to the
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-13

To INVADE BURMAH AT ONCE.
Lord Dufferim Orders the War to Beg in
Alarm I'm British Burmah.

CALCUTTA, Nov. 13.-Lord Dufferin, viceroy
Of India, has ordered Gen. Prendergast, COM
mander of the Burmah eXpeditionary force, To
invade Burmah forthwith and proceed with all
haste to capture Mandalay. The British forces
will now cross the frontier Immediately.
Recent dispatches from Rangoon state that
the inhabitants of districts in British Burma n
where no large garrisons are maintained are
greatly alarmed over reports that King Thee
baw has subsidized $4,000 Dacoits to cross the
frontier and begin plundering and numbering
at the first note of war. The Dacoits are robbers
who work in large gangs and are noted for their
bold exploits. Having neither baggage nor
these bands travel with mar
velous speed, and it will be hard for the British
troops to catch them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-13
General Foreign News.

STEAD IN fhlSoN.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The government has
dered the governor of Coldbath Fields prison to
treat Mr.. Stead, editor of the Pal Mall Gazette,
as a first-class misdemeanant.
NICoLINI GETS A DIVORCE.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-The French courts have pro-
nounced a divorce between Madame Nicolini
and Nicolini, the well-known tenor.
RACING AT LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-This was the fourth day 81
the Liverpool autumn meeting. Mr.. Gilberts
horse Sailor Prince and Mr. ii. I. Barclay colt
kimboton ran a dead heat for the great Lam
cashire handicap stakes. The Duke OF West
minister's colt Duke of Richmond was third.
The stakes were divided between Sailor Prince
and kimbOltOn.
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Armament Of the Navy.


ESTIMATED AMOUNTS NECESSARY To PURCHASE
BIG GUNS, ToRPEDoEs, ETC.
Commodore Sicard, chief OF the bureau of
ordnance OF the Navy department, i'm HE an
nual report to the Secretary of the Navy sub
mits estimates for the next fiscal year amount
ing to S3,46S, $40. Among the items are bat
teries OF new types for six ships now in service;
towards the armament OF the navy with mod
ern secondary batteries and small arms, mod
ern armament of two practice ships for train
ing squadron, establishment OF proving and
ranging ground, DC, 81, 112,750
S25o,ooo is asked for expenses OF
the torpedo station, purchase OF tor
pedo boat and of automobile torpedoes;
S201 900 for ordnance outfit OF the Miantono-
nah; seo6o1o Tor the eatnts OF the Puritan Ia,
tor the armament ofthe four new naval vessels
to be built
The behavior of the first six-inch gun has
been completed and It's preliminary trial has
proved successful. Notable progress has been
guns a Series 'e Of trials is Being condacted
with the German and domestic powder, with
artiee To- ne indepeude sn OF foreign manu-.
features in this respect, Com. Sicard says il =
matter that should concern every American.
regarded as unsuitable and the purchase OF =
new position Is recommended.
THE TORPEDO SERVICE.
The trials Of automobile torpedoes, on the de-
sign OF Capt John A. Howell, showed that they
possess valuable qualities, particularly strong
directive force and comparatively small size.
The two torpedoes. tried were unfortunately
lost but a third is nearly finished. The pur-
chase of q swift torpedo boat from one Of the
megaphone to detect the approach of
torpedo boats or other military exPe-
ditions by night designed by Lieut.
3. A. Fiske, U. s. n, was placed on the ITALIA
poosa but was lost with her. Another one has
been made and will be placed on q vessel Lieut..
Fiske has designed a Keyboard pistol and CON-
necfions for firing circuits on board the new
steel ships for the
ELECTRICAL FIRING OF GREAT GUNS.
The manufacture OF gun cotton for the use Of
the navy has been continued at the torpedo
station with satisfactory results.
Five six-inch and two fve-inch breech-load.
Ing high power steel guns have been completed
ri the Washington navy yard and are now &C
the proving ground, where they have fired
ten proof rounds each. They perform satisfao.
torily, and several will be mounted on the Ats
lanta when she Is ready to receive them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-13
From wall street To-day.

the stock market which occurred during the
last half hour yesterday was met this morning
by q strong opening, the gains in first prices
ranging from "A to 81 per cent The market con-
tinued strong during the first thirty minutes,
and during that time made further gains of n
and st. Paul were most prominent for the ad-
vances established. and Erie was extremely ac-
tive, selling up to 27as The rest Of the market
made fractional gains, except Union Pacific
which was heavy. Alter 1890 there was a
small reaction, and the market became more
feverish and irregular. Lake Shore lost all its
early gains. At IL O'Clock the market is ac-
tive and heavy. Sales tor the first hour 2O2 900
shares.
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Strange Reason. for Asking a Divorce.
HIS WIFE HAS A MANIA FOR GATHERING OLD
SCRAPS OF IRON AND PAVING BLOCKS.

n TUE OI<D
SCRAPS OF IRON AND PAVING BLOCKS.
DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 13.-An extraordinary
and grotesque state of facts is alleged in bill
OF complaint filed in one OF the courts here yes
terday by Louis Stewart for divorce. The COIN
plainant alleges that his wife is of a most
lent and ungovernable temper, but the fault
which occasions him the most annoyance il her
habit OF picking up In the street old nails aud
bits of iron, which she carries home and locks
up in a trunk. He also claims that she gathers
paving blocks and nearly fills the house with
them. He alleges that she persuaded him to
enter into secret marriage SO as TO prevent
him from making inquiries as to her real char
acteI and disposition.
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H;sIife Threatened.
,N,uA STREET CAR DRIVER WHO SHOT

RoBBER COMPELLED To LEAVE THE CITY.
OMAHA, NEB. Nov. 18Th. l.. Woodbridge. the
street car driver who recently shot and killed
Walter Ruckle, highwayman, who attempted
10 rob him. has LETT the city. IL is said to-day
by intimate friends OF Woodbridge that he lett
because he was afraid OF his life, he having been
stopped a few nights ago while walking on this
street 10y masked men, who ordered him To
leave town within twenty-four hours, or take
the consequences, which would he death.
Woodbridge needed the warning and left next
day. Woodbridge had also received several threat
euing letters