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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

SOME of our politicians are trying to
invent non.ex ploslve boom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

Ed. SHAW, a darby politician Of
Memphis, is to be appointed govern
ment surveyor at that place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

fame ia the state. The senator mis-.
takes notoriety for fame.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

WONDER how much the Laredo
Times would give for chance to
pound on MaXey's grave with a ham?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

WHAT objection to Texas granite
has the San hntonio Express?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

SHALL IL be Texas granite, that
most durable OF all Texas material,
and most susceptible of high polish?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21
Don't Fail to 30 II.

Let every housekeeper give her gro
ceryman an order for bucket Of Com
mOn-Sepee soap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

WHAT oil lection to granite epic in
q capitol poem has the Dallas Herald?
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements under this mead iVpI be IN.
sorted az 1s rate Of fve cents q Tine, each insc-
ton, seven Worts TO The hte. No advertisement
Inserted for less than t,0e'aty7lVe cents. Parties
,oth wsom ne hare no running account must pay
~ advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

WHAT objection to granite has the
w aco Examiner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

Miss CLEVELAND should come to
Dallas and start daily per.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

The only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pulls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21
srtSAYEn on aror -

STKAYkD "A BROWN 81 ,Rsr $
nine years old aud q brownos Al1'
ABOUT three years cid left SUNDAY NY Wy
- lpe ~ reward VIII be paid for thsl.'
" y. w. Morten, aD5 south ain sS,'lll
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

NEW FEED STORE Hist noyy,.
IN Main street, between Eonvti, ansl
Fifteenth. A tull stock OF feed a,e
AL kinds VIII be kent on hand a aua ~.
a fresh carload or the ceIebfaf. al r ~
Just received In store. would ~ v'lgi
have old friends and custumersesT "
me. Lon Boaz. al eau ~
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nrIsulrLrhr,oo,n

NAsHLONABLE, DRESS 49, No..
~ Ready-msde dresses ami n Ahll;'
ed stock Of dress goods and ~ n.y., xvvu u
on hand. Also orders filled in sss NM
city on short notice. A null iinsu
underwear and gents furnishInsseu 4
In stock. A. Z. Forsimeyer, cor s,sss 3.
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TO !NFRINaERs M

=" AIMING TO 1NFRINGERa 0y IA
w ents.-The following interesis, :
ment, rendered at the last Term az ihsi1
states court at san Antonio. In tayo, y,
plaintiff, In the suit OF the Alamo ~
company, the owners there of the s,hiil
patent concrete pavement, aesjnT M
costello, should be Il warning 10 palis}
10 infringe on any patents in gensrl !
mis- patent, which was recognized y +
nned, especially T7I
ALAMO CEMENT Co.. Iuthsss
vs. conn <
GEO. DULLNIG ct al No. 26 Jnitd.1
RMS ca se & ming on TO be heari A 4
May term OF The cilcuit court OF DE IT.
states, Ia ana for the western dIs,tS
Iexas, at San Antonio, and thereupol,,I
inoilon OF, on said day, made unto tths
Dy counsel for the plaintiff, the eonr 4
order I nat the said cause be, andthe nd
hereby dismissed as against tbs defssn
george Dull dig, George Kleindienn d
u. shaw, and the defendant. NJ C. lbI
MS agents, attorneys, servants anathH
men oe and the same are hereby pefNlE
enJolned and restrained from airseiysA
directly making or causing to be mslsn
or causing to be used in any mama
concrete pavementS, or other artlt6 Y
tanning or embodytng, or in anywiR 81
terleltlng the Invention of John j. 81
ger, as the same Is het forth and desths
relssulng letter patent No 1891 in ihs =,
OF said Schilliinger and as the an,l
soribed in the bill of com lai of Of SoniE
ants herein, and from iufriugirg w
violating the said letter patent By ihsN
iaeture, use or sale of the said c0licnxk
ments as Aforesaid, and parlicu any
making or manu- featuring, or caustrs
made or manufactured concrete pAl.s
from marking of into b ocks or ollsa
indenting the surface of said concne
ments, whether under the guise 0foiiil,
or for practical utili v.
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The Daily Gazette.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY
RATES OF INSCRIPTION

10 MAIL SUBSCRTBERS
(PoWGgs Prepaid BY me Pl.6ttshfrsD
one Year.......',. $40 90 one Year. ,.... 81 90
ak Months........ 500 six Months.,.." 20
Three Months. 90 Three Months" "
DELIFRRED b. ca RRTERSi
Per week 20 cenVa,
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III your bread is not just to the
"queen's taste" use Silver Loaf bak-
ing powder. u.
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WANTED AGENFs

NEWS AGENTS WANTED TO Run ON
~ trains. S36 TO ESQ security required.
apply mt Union depot, Union News com
pany.
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wANrEn--MALE HELP.

NTANTED--sIN GOOD BRICK.LAYERS
w Wages, 81 81 per day. Apply to u. Ma
honey, Ruston, La ~
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JAMES 8. DAVIS, ATTORNEY Al /,
~ Fort Worth, Texas. Once o,a !
National bank, corner Second and ~
streets ~ 100
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nAVIS, BEALb& ROGER. ATloNs
~ and Counselors at Law. wv
Worth National bank, Main hw'
worth. Texas
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ROOMS FoR RENT.

MONEY To LOAN.-IN SUMS or ascO
Atl TO 81 co on choice improved Fort Worth
business property, on long time Address
y IL, care lock box l6l, Fort Wor, h, Ten.
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wANTED-LIvE STOCK.

"ANTED, CATTLE-WE WILL BUY
w 6OOO to Sn0J head OF stock cattle. Part
cash and part one and two years time at 10
per cent. Paper eiltedge. Boar Il Hatcher
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LAW oARDs.
Members of wort worth

poyKTN Il Finch, Or. j. Boykin, )
D Elnch,) attorneys at law, l0i Msi.'
over Twombly q Son. Will praetia \
the State and Federal courts. PfQsAS
tention given IN collections.
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wANTEp-BoARpERs

RoARDING.-TWo OR THREE YOUNG
ID gentlemen, or man and wife can get
airy large room with board. Address note
M NJ, care Gazette
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TOR RnNT. TWO DWELLING HOUSES
4 suitable for small families. Apply 10
+. Thoma, corner Eleventh and Thruckmor.
ton streets.
WANrED-THE PEOPLE no KNOW
Wv tnat the Fort Worth Intelligence and
Employment office, No. 80 Houston street.
Msst SIDE OF the public square, can furnish
tractors aud private families with ieiisbie
nelp, ooth male and female. All orders
promptly attended 10. Bell Telephone, 2IS.
Guynn 4 Goodwin, proprietors. -'''
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s-D--',---,-...
WANTED-BY A MAN WITH A FAM
Wy ny, employment of some kind that
VIII earn living. Good references can be
gwen as 10 honesty and tulhllment of dates.
Address j. IL. a., Ibis office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

,es OF w
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pa iionit
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Laces,
LHces, I
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these gt
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-21

NO WHOM n MAY CONctpy !.
| water haulers have met tostn..
formed an association, One of iS sss.
pal rules Is thst they will furnjsh re I. x
any man who owes one of the \ sse ~ ".
water since February IA, 1851, Whsn,,.I
party desi ing water pays back s~n I!
one OF the association viii furnish yWe
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LAND AGENTS.

T X. TARVER, ATTohNEi NJ
L.. and notary public, Beiton,ss NJ
cial attention. given 10 eommei'-'e'
business. sff .-s-,,'
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wANTED-FEM HELP.

IL ELP WANrED-A GOOD No. | COOK,
IL who Is willing to do the cook ing for a
can secure employ nient by applying al the
Gazette business Office.
NANTED--A GOOD COOK, AND TO O
w general house work. Apply TO r. w
Ban. corner Filth and Calhoun streets "
WANTED "A WOMAN TO DO THE
w washing and ironing for family of
ten. Apply in person to the Gazette business
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nR. w. w. ROUTH, ~. 3
~ once and residence Thlrd s n1ilcs 7
Ruak, opposite the opera hones' AN n
9 to 10 q, No.: 2s0 to p. mi eohS'
Q. m. Telephone, NO. 2O0. -
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DR. Il. Mod ANIEL CAN 3 fv1 ,,iy
IL his old rooms lover PoweL ~ ss' NJ
from 8 a, IN. TO o p. m. Pal,', soi 81
deutal work OF any Kind shoulu vsi|
call, as the doctor gu 'raptees, " .pssI'
trusted to his care. Plate wOfh II
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The bar Elsewhsrs'

DALI q BARNEY, ATTOkNsall
- law, Colorado, Tex. r. l., bar"
Burpey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
THE LOOKUP LEGION AT cuAUrAuQuA.

CHAUTAUQuA, Aug. This was " Lookup
Legion Day AT Chautauqua. The order founded
on tho ideas and plans illustrated Ia Edward Everett
IIacs book Ten Times ono T. rch." for mutual help
fanoss anl aggressive ways Of d,ing good. The ami
ycrzary Of the order held Ia the Hall Of Philosophy at
4 o'clock this afternoon. and adjourned until Non
day There are 10000 pet sons ~ various portions
OF the country connected with tho order IT. motto II
up aud down. look forward and not back look
ont and in. and lend "a hand" Tho Rcy. T.. Dunnng
viii deliver the nual address.
Colonel spra2ue lrc.urcd II O'CLOCK Milton an
Educator"
IL was announced that the Chautnuqna University
which has developed from tho growth and demands ~
the Chaniauqua literary aud scientific circc-. Ia,
Already 40 students. These pursue the classical ana
scientific studies required at Yale. Harvard. tho stat"
University and othor colleges. Students may graduate
either In four years. In six years. receiving diploma
time they pass the examination. The universally
II des gned Cor persons o advanced years who have not
had the privilege Of college training or for yonnl per
not able TO pursue college course. Instruction II
given altogether by correspondence and the stables aie
pursued In the h pines OF the students.
The Row DR. sexton OF London. delivered an interest
Ing lecture THIS afternoon on the topic III nn do shall
lac live againF'
The day closed with elaborate display OF fireworks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
v r,,c. The IT, q. Grant Post, NO.
are 10 DO y nau o. MS faten several rooms there.
MONEY FOR THE NATIONAL MONUMENT.
DoINGs OF THE coMMiTrEE-soLicirohs Al '"

The Executive Committee OF the orans
Nor,ma,t Association held meeting yesterday
o,,rnoon az its rooms in the Mutual Life Insurance.
Ruild,ne. Pursuant TO authority OF the "ssseio
ara,ed Mt the meeting Of tho Executive Committee yes
,.rav exC;oyernor Cornell, as chairman mas oes'en
the following persons take ohareeof the coiec'o Va
contributions for the Grant Fnnd at great su"'Nsi
resorts: Lispcnard Stewart at Saratoga hami.o" '"
Aston at Newport Pierre Lorillard at Long Btanch' ~
loci W. Mason at Hunter. Greene County, f"r'pci "p
Monuments will be made for other summer resorts "'
snes,iily as suitable names can be selected.
Tic following letter received from tho Consu"ers
Gal company and its offer accepted
Seeing by the morning papers that your E1ecua,vc
he made with parties desrlns 10 TO
sell mcmeutos OF General Grant whereby tno
ASSOCIATION would portion OILS pionts We %
sire 10 give notice that VIII issue coupon lche.S o
coal 10 the general public at our regular scncue P
for the balance of this MONTH and the discount oh .
same that has only been allowed heretofore 10 stovn
hnIders OF this G impapy Will ne given 10 the assoen
non that Is TO say: coal AT 50 per ton VIII DO ueln. -
IN any mart OF the city Harlem ana INC ulsVon ,s,.
10 usr cent being 372 cents per ton VIII De
u, he Grant Fund As consumption or coal III tniS
In the advantage OF your undertaking lhesc coup'n
tickets will rntiile the no der 10 draw MS co 4, ~
time within three months and can De procuicu ~ 80
conpanvs office "A we'll at ether depot gu NJ"
Thousands of tons Of coal might ne uI-Po
oT in fhis raw and at 37e cents per Ton shouu yc'u
handsome sum TO the Monument fhno. p.o.,d.nt
c. STEWART SCHENCk, 1rcsluehI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday, Aug. z, 1855.


APPOINTED TO THE WRONG PLaCE.-J ii. Walker, Of
Connecticut He'd his application for appointment TO \
post nspocorshp, and forwarded strong ndorse-
Incnts from prom inont men In his State. lie came To
Washington few days since To about the matter,
aud was surprised and annoyed TO learn that his papers
were not OH nle Some suggested that his papers
might nave been mixed with application for post
Mr. Walker went Ia the office OF the First
Assistant Postmaster General and continued tho search,
which resulted IN finding not only his papers. hut also
that he had been appointed postmaster at West Brook
Conn., n fourth class Office. and for which no
not an applicant
INDIAN PurIis-Seventy-twc Sioux children arrived
here to-day their way 10 the Indian school at lamp
ton, Va
ArIoRsgYs DisBARRRD. Charles L. skinner. Of Mary.
land and william H. scott, of Michigan attorneys.
have dsbarred from further practice before tho
Treasury Department.
WRIT REFUsED-ln the matter OF the petition OF the
State OF Mississippi for mand,mns against Durham.
FIRST Controller OF the United States Treasury To com
pei him take the necessary steps toward issuing a
for S5,30s 80 payable To the petitioner. unless
tho Government 10 entitled to set of that amount
against 0si claimed be due under tho Direct Ias
act 1861 Judge Mcrrck OF the District OF Columbus
supreme Court. to-day filed his opinion, refusing u
grant tue WRIT on the ground that ho has no J"ris
uictlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

THE DEATH RATE-A STAR ROUTE CON
nACrOR-MISS CLEVELAND.

THE DEATH RArE-A STAR ROUTE CON
TnACrOlI-MISS CLEVELAND.
rYRoM A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE oF TiiE tribune
Urea. Aug. THE death rate IN utra
thur far this year Is slightly src ttrr thar last
w. \. stoddatd. Of Camden, STAR Is"utr contractor.
In, control OF over mail routes. and his quarterly
pay ment amount 10 $4,000. The incrra'e IN uto'H
population since 1850 29 greater tnan that OF Al
bany for tho same period.
Anew lakes OF sno~ fell In UtlcaMonlay aud severe
wind storm prevailed. Much damage "As done 10 lie
corn crop throui huut the county. pA
Miss REESE ElltJ.th Cicye ud sister Of tho President
hs. been spending several weeks ai her old homo ia icl
land Patent -ur rcfiru- TO Nrs-1ork THIS week.
William 4. HUI, clothing merchant. hasiihrcondcd lie
wa. OWING nearly every Ciothg dealer ~ Una. tie D..
also indebted 10 DIuziccr Brothers Peck Brother. and
Theodore D,se Co.. Of syracuse In TIE sum 81 <n.uol
Tue tItradiIiOn papers ~ ihc cse nf Tong An ~ ol
Montreal. the Chualutn chAi gel with numbering sung
Ire In Rome few weeks since have been made ON IN
oneida County officer, brought the prisoner 10 Rome to-
day.
The GUY Assessors hav. completed their assessment
rolls 1855. Thc books show increase OF f"''.b'
over ycnri tho valuation Ol city property benz All
Of Dig cent.
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I'itfI Y.

GRANT MEMORIAL SERVICE-A BOAT RACE
trRou A. occ ,sIoS,L CORRESPONDENT or TIN TEhuSE
Troy, Aug. AT the Grant memorial scry-
ices to Ice he'd RANTS Hall Tomorrow az crnoon the
Hon. Martin I. Townsend Major william i. kis-rbursh
ex-Speaker e T.. Patterson. and John H. Peek Will b.
orator. aud tn Hon. b. II. Hal poet.
The Laureate boat cub yesterday detected In two
rae the PJkcepsng-. Of Poughkcepe. once feared "a
mia ,o,,sts Courtney and Conlcy practice dlIy Ola
the Laureate course for the doGhe SOUL contest on
August 70 with GaudIur and Hsncr between Troy and
Albany.
The Troy Citizens Corps will celebrate sept, mber
g. with pa ladc ard banquet, It's srinccnlcnhlhl anu
vr-.Afy.
TIE Common Cornell fnvcsigItine Con ui'tr- I'm in-
muu Nv ceusrr the Wa cr Commissioners Tor Tx bn o.
ne. nctInIs AMI cNtrVagArcr. AMI recommend IcEis-
lIilon to remove the lifo tonur' ~ oicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08

IT will be from this table THAT the leading hotels
providing sleeping apartments for about 700 moro
people their bedroom capacity. IL would
diicult provide edblcs for many people but
Is stated that such difficulty exists. "New-York
supplies tie country whether IL stays Mt homo comes
here. said leading hotel yesterday, land for
several days. meats ETC.. have been massing here to be
ready 10. the emergency"
In Union Square the only hotel which affords any
to those who wish TO view the parade is
the Morton House. Here applicants can obtain windows
and facing Broadway for from SO TO @i25:
Last evening $1,000 worth OF seats and windows had
been let ard the few still remaining were anxousiy
bought The large plate glass windows Of the hall and
cafe will only OF the house The Union
ofthe procession have few rooms that have not been
taken by visitors At the Continental Hotel eager
inquirors calmly toid by the stold clerk that st.
Peter were 10 apply rooms could be obtained" The
Broadway Hotel has put up board benches the
aide walk where spectators be accommodated at -
each. The ~. George Hotel has erected platforms in
aide the cafe and hall windows for tho use OF the guests
apiece. At tho st. Denis Hotel room remains
tor sightseers as they unite with the
Sinclair House and the New-York Hotel In not turning
out guests IN order to accommodate those who might
pay them larger price. At tho ST. Nicholas Hotel
every room 10 taken and windows 10 be- had ex-
ccpt By guests. One or two only remain at the
Grand Central HOTEL In front OF the fremont Hotel
10 be rented the sidewalk s. apiece. IN
the weather be fne No front rooms arc left at
with chairs for the hotel guests u any surplus chairs
remain they will DO sold TO outsiders at 81 md SO
apiece. The Metropolitan CLERK shook hs head when
asked for windows and sageiy answered. No windows
here sir unless you want to hang out OF thom." The
Astor House 10 In lively state OF basiness ami
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-08
PRAISE FROM A SOUTHERN GENERAL

CHICAGO, Aug. tie isral Joseph +. John-
ston. VINO 10 TO be OF the pahearcrs at Genera'
Grants funeral is journeyins TO New-fork ton'Sht ""
learning OF his -elec,ion pabcarcr General John
ston who was IN Portland Oregon. took the first tram
for the Eat. His stop in this city was very hre ho
ia reporiei to-day having said while here " INC
first time ever General Grant was dnrlng tho MEX
lean war H. was Lieutenant then. and OF course no
one saw in HIM the great general which he proved 10 nc
know tho Southern people feel kindly aud always nave
felt kindly toward General Grant They never FORGOT
his kindncss-,h. prompings OF good heart-lh ""A-
Ing the favorable conditions to General Lee ~ INC o
of hi, surrender. speak frou official infofna
t,on but II was generally believed Ia the 'tth that or
Johnson then President, bad dcterm ned TO make an
example OF some Of the SOuthcri gcn'lais ''hol a.
Lee wa. selected by him % VI the neh 10 DE- shcI
feed. General Grant resisted such y pr"creiing NC
aid that the Natous honor was at STAKE ~ Nv thu cpu
dtinns the surrender General Lc cond MOI pr she
Jbus,,'. g ,rne nnd s,vcd many CO. fcdcratcs from
death The Southern people rcmcnhcre,i that. Ihry
knew that ne had soldiers heart anu they IcsFSS'Ou
him living, and honor him dead
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HONOR To The DEAD CHEF.

RTGRET OF CoNfEDEEATE sOLDiEHo-oBs kVANcE
DY A GREAT RAILWAY uF TnR FUNERAL DAY.
GALVESTON, Tex, Aug. IA dispatch TO
The Accs from GrccnyIiie. TEX. says: Al reunion
oil exConfederac soldier, here yesterday 1t was est
mated that 10000 veterans ana others were on the
grounds General Ross. Ross Brigade. was orator
the day. lie alluded 10 the fact that thousands OF
crippled old Confederate were bsssins tnsir lyins
from iour while 10000 Federal soldiers were
drawing PENSIONS AT lac oosc OF 'chrIu hoss az !,
dress resolutions expressive OF Bef over the drsth oi
General Grant were passed..
sAcR,nExro. Cal, Aug. 7.-Governor stOneman Issued
proclamation last evening declaring Saturday. August
5, 10 bo "A legal holiday III Call. oina
DALLAS Tex, Aug Nv. r. Newman. traffic manager
OF the Missouri Pacific system In Texas. yesterday
received trc.,ra n from Vice President o1ie for
CLOSING }. The on e. OF he company ga saturday
Boston, Aug. 7.-GOyernOi Robinson. members OF his
and Cou. cil President Pilsoury. OF the Senate.
Secretary OF STATE Peirco. Attorney General Sherman
and others who represent the state at General
Grants funeral. LEFT for Ae~York AZ o'clock Ihls az
trrnoon. The 1t Renmct 81 ate militia left here AT
7 O'Clock AID several delegations from Grand Army
posts OF the city u~O departed Tonight 10 pa uclpaIo Ia
the funeral ceremonies.
BALTiaoRg Aug. From 1000 TO 5000 persons
from Baltimore viii participate IN the obsrqucs OF Gen
eral Gran, to-noirOw NewYOtk All The trains are
running fun At 1880 tonight large delegation from
the several posts OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
stsrie TO he present Many OF the officers OF the 9TH
Mai laud Regiment arr among those VINO took Tho
carrier trains Business viii be almost entirely suspended
tomorrow. and many oI TAO chulches VIII pc open LOT
memorial services
ATLANTA. Aug. tSpeeiaO.-Tne Mayor OF Atlanta has
Just issued proclamation calling all business house
the city close Tomorrow and requesting all ciuZcns
the House Of Representatives, at o'clock Ia
the morning wneu memorial services will be held. At
the oisequcs here MAY Hyer judge A. o. lDclranc
and celebrities viii deliver addresses. aud nppro-
pirate resolutions Will be passed aud photographed 10 the
family.
KisCsros, N. Y. Aug Tho burial day Of General
Grant viii DO observed here tomorrow by the holding Of
two memorial meetings. Addresses viii 10 made by
Lindsey, A. Clearwater and Others, and
Original poem will be rcTd by Henry Abbey. Nearly
oil the places Of business IN the city will bc closed
UTICA. N. Y, Aug. Cspeefab-Appropnate oxer-
cises will held IN Utica Saturday in memory OF Gen
| eral Grant. There will be parade OF the civil and
military organizations OF Utica and ncighborng towns
IN the morning. MAYOR d. 7. Evcrts acting grand
| marshal. There will also be q meeting In the Utica
Opera House which Samuel Campbell Will preside.
Addresses will be made by the Hon. HOratio Seymour
| the Hon Ellis IL. Roberts, the Hon. Francis Herman
| and others.