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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-28

The following shows the real estate transacuohs
recorded yesterday.
strongave SIS 100 IT OF Tntonave. 2oxsi JW 90 coo
77thsy go mw% n l hdanb simon ~. 1900
l4th.st ps 4g76 fte OF Sd.aves ~: 616SS13oiih
S6b; Mary z TAYLOR Nora Taylor
2lstst 70 sd e 2osIg1 meo'so 1000
s4thst loo # q 2S;s ssS: 1o1io41 M $3.50
i7h;st $50 o o. Sth@ve' 2Dip4 Evan 1890
6thsys es soii r. n S o. ifOthst ociloO s $4,000
iSsdt 100 r. Of S iaI,ss F9ers9 $500
lssSss . MS lOohs" 'thave, ooiDelH s4ao $500
Ridse ge e Of n BsS smTei lew $4,000
lOlss S.a no q S S6ays and smother 1000
lss Of 2 snSssy t to hdwar aay 1920
97tb-st. ms, 1911 n Of vth-ave. 21xlOo henfJ
Bornkamp Charles w Kiebiseh
West broadway No 1872. also Beachst ana , 9no
OF 3d.ave and lthst, lO2.ZaIlz:T WIZ
lam Welch and wife TO william Bufron-.-'----
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miscellaneous.
proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
> eeiveI by Of the New York and Brooklyn
Bridge at then No % sands ST. Br0okyn until ~
O'CLOCK Of september 10 1872 for tho rental IN ne
peseu condition o. Pier no 30 East River Proposals N t
ste the business con empated aud the OF years de-
sired Pjr other conditions apply at the Office The right
10 reject any aud all bids Is reservsd - .,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- oiyed by the Trustees OF The New-fork and Brookyn
Drgc AT their ONCE ~ Sands-st. BroOAyn, up 70 ~
O'clock noon september To- 1852 Tor the rem ~ Their
Of all Of the warehouses ~ the
Sors approach 10 the bridge here arc in al twenynve
stories high. eleven thfs sotie
hqh three two stories high and story higi FRO
no ais must business contemplated and the term OF
yctr. hazardous business allowed. For the
regulations respecting Improvements and other nIo nation
eppy al the Office. The right TO reject any or all bds re
s.rryssd JAMES HOWELL President
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Ciip prnpertp Go LeL

NINTH WARD.-House to let IN deslraDle
~ part Of Bankst IL and bath, all new nro,,e
ments In comnee order eoual house thrOugnoul
dTst 2O0 permit from ~ 10
i2 Saturday and Monday at 2l9 West llthtt
- AND 4-STORY unfinished and furnished
- houses centrally located list offered thus autumn
~ '' 81 NJ BLAKELI, l.62b br0inwg
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REAL ESTATE.

EEwYoRK. Thursday, Aug ~. 1854
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auetioh
Rnnm today.
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no THOUSAND ISLANDS.

ITu,c ONLY DAILY LINE TO ALEXANDRIA BAY
HostF. WATEKTowN AND oGDENsBURG RAIL
ROAD.
SHORT ROUTE. QUICK TINE, STEEL RAIL
n Y. CENTRAL SLEEPING CAR CO.'S NEW AND
ELEGANT SLEEPING AND PARLoR CARS.
Trains leave GRAND ENTRAL DEPOT, via ROME for
CArE VINCENT WATERFOWL and way al5 p. m.
DAILY has p H. daily except saturday and 1870 M
daily except sun lay: oswEGo and way 1880 q daily
excet sunday e;l5 and las D. daily except satur
day. oGDENsBU re- NORWOOD and way 9l5p and
1l15 D. IN. daily except saturday.
o15p m THROUGH WAGNER S1EEPERs for CAPE
VINCENT DAILY except Sunday. WATEHFOWN daily
and OGDESsBURG daily except saturday.
11.,5p H. sleeping car to ALBANY PARLoR CAN,
Albany THROUGH To CAPE VINCENT
ON arrival OF ali trains at CAPE VINCENT the NEW
FAST STEAMER st. LAWRENCE" and the steamer
"MAUD" leave for CLAYTON, ROUND ISLAND,
THOUSAND ISLAND PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY.
and for KINGSTON, ONT.
Through tickets sale Grand Central Depot and oil
NewYok Central ticket Offices in New York and Brooklyn
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pmsimess propcrtp tor Sale aio to fst

THO LET nj the substantial new building "a
Il 20 "a EewChaubcrs-st running tirough 70 heee-s.
large light and basement and lofts above win Po"o
rCO LET-Store and basement also top story,
Il % Ann.st corner Theatre alley. rutland Wilt
INC, bnskInanst.
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TIE BAY LINE

FOR
I'd PoIST COMFORT. NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
niy except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad s4o
~. rarior chr through to steamer.
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TORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
Trslns leave from Chambers-st Depot for fnslewood
fxter PIerment and NyacS z, $780, 10 M, sz0 A. a,ov
~ Gao $50 p IN, IL midnight Sundays 2, q m. ana
Sspaet spring valley and MOnsey y 1oa m' 4so p m
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Citp 1)roperip Tor Sale.

A FOR SALE.-On West 72d-st. four r.
IA. story houses-lb lG 10 and 20 feet vide al o. ,n n
sions with solid oak ceilings second to nonei Dcie
elsewhere these cut tins out 80, ,a wa. a..
Il. CRAWFORD. Builder 434 west 'zus@
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Etfamhnafs uub Railroads
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND


IA sroNINGToN LINE INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers from Pier 30 Ne R. one oises Win
Canalst daily except sundays nj p m new Iandine
palace o saas ho cSarso Most direct Watch
Hi ana Narfafap%P oPfLE General Passenger Agent.
A TROY BOATS-CIIIZENS L1N sloS
n Fare 81 80; EXCURSION GOOD DUkiSG $500 aS az
a. 20 Seyb ipciuded steamers SA RATOGA and ClIl of
TROY leave Pier NJ r. foot Chris.ohsI.ss eh hnv p
SATURDAY at D. m sunday steamer touches NJ Albany.
COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,
RAILWAY and steamship Tickets to all points at the
rates Excursion Tickets for Summer Travel al re"00
ia 4sie tsc cSp p be- sent by Address
Boston ig7 Washngton.st Chicago, lo8 Dearborn ST.
NETWORK AM, LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ,pennsyiyania railroad foot Of cortlandt-
N f1SSHs and 4 ks saS IT,
South AmIcy via philadelphia and Reading aair"a
s Gu s s "a p0H H. IL noon @
FhiaesTnlH and ND sasSsS sa ssS 80
s".Ssys k ssSa ~ Il 1a O
ss Hank unSa ny rasc "a ocean Grove Asbu Park
Beach, spting Lake Sea CRIT Penn - m
Il noon i'S6 $40 l. $50 S5 7og SUNDAYS n 10
stopping at ocean Grove Asbury Pak,. d o4' D. H.
Vsa Penn.g Railroad a. noon M
$40 34o does not stop at ned c or asjuy Park
'S n H. Op Rtrus nIopeETrk sV %SoB
G. P&TA p r. T. r. G. r. A r. ~ II
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
Frs * NoE 81 a a. ASP @ SUNDAYS eaccpssd
and p sundays ncedsl eoThecriTy az New Rayen
d t9 Sr @ cHe sold and pserage checked
Al "a j,roadwey n V. and4 COurtst Brooklyn Excur-
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AUCTION SALES
By Richard 7. Ham

Foreclosure SALE referee oil plot OF isna a.
100 and 4-story brick and iron buildings Nos Ola anu %"
Ath.aYe w q $50 II u OF 23d.st.
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VNHE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO THOUSAND ISLANDS

UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD
Fayorite Route for Fashionable Pleasure Travel
90 MILES suoRTERl liz HOURS QUICKEST ROUTE
TO CLAYTON AND ALEXANDRIA BAY.
A FAST DAY TRAIN-oNIY ELEVEN HOURS FROM
SEW-Y0RK.
5 IMPRESS TRAINS 8
Leave Grand Central Depot
IQs{0 a m-Arrives Clayton $50 D. IN, Alexandria Bay
1o;lo p. m, WATERFOWL s;J5 p. III, ogGensburg
1870 D.
AN m-Drawing. Room Cars 10 Albany, Sleeping Cars
Wv" Albany TO Clayton; leave Albany f;i5 D. m,
arrive Clayton 5;l5 a m connecting with X. a.
o. Nav 90. passing all Thousand Islands and
Rapids arriving Montreal $50 y. IN.
DAY.
GOO N m Sleeping Cars to Utica and Utica to CLAYTON:
WV leave Utica 1890 n m. with Mon.
treal steamer leaving Clayton 6:3Oa m.
n.r6 m m-Seepng Cars New.IOIk 10 ClaytOn arrive
' Clayton $3.50 m., Alexandria Bay 10. 40 a m.,
Watertown $50 q. Ogdensburg 1880 a. m.
lll5 D. m-Sieeping Cars 10 Albany Drawing Room Cars
S:26 a. III. Saratoga sos m, Richhed 1908
q. M. leaves Utica ll;40 a. m, arrives Clayton
3:25 d. m. Alexandria Bay 4sS5 p. Water
town $50 D. m, 0gdensburg AGO p. m.
All trains run solid from Utica 90 Clayton landing passen
gers al dock transfers Steamboats, connect
with all trains and TO hotel docks az Thousand Island
park Round Island Park. Alexandria Bay and all Island
ADov AZ n " O. and IL r. r. r. Office. Alb Broadway New
Yh FOR the illustrated book Routes and Rates Tor Summer
nrs 100 pages with routes rates maps list Of hote &c.
Sc baggage zT HORNE SpeRfsE TaEo BUTrERFIELD.
~ ~ Genl Supt O. A. Utica ~ Y.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Foreclosure SALE John Kenny referee on io ~, ~
and 4-story brick building. n o4oo "es'a'"Ss 80 "
lOth-aye.
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NORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCEs

~ TER, PORTLAND. NEW JoNDoN. NORWICH
20 North River foot Of wattsst next per above Dc;
ross street Ferrsl at 2 m CITY or az
Mas wednedays and Frdays Iess s, and sats5ocm
va Windsor Cosmopolitan and EaIs Hotels S3S Fulton st.
Bsoklyn and at Pier 40 North RIVER ~, np.nv .,.
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fEHIGH VALLEY .RAILROAD.-Pa ssen 90
trains aspos foo. Of CorIlandt and Psssfesss
1.osn, Rssdine Msnch Chunk. wiltessarrs Towssen
,SrcuSh coaches run daily iscal trains at Armand $40
sr for Easton. Bethlshem and Coplay;a &c, an
Minis Ieayins at sle j. and siso p m cs2nset Iei ~
MS IN Hshonoy and Hazlstsn coal REGIONS sasa>y Ais
Ees Ger Msueh Chunk ana Halleton e:lua IA
"asis' @Ss'' s. BYIN4T0E, q. r. A.
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NEw.Yo CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RA1LROADs-COmmn nciug JGne ~ 1885
trugh trains will leave Grand Central DepOti -,
.tDO Rochester and Montreal Express thtougn
c1NDg room cafs 90 Rochester and St Adams ..,
~ SARATOGA Lake George and Montreal 81 'cia. Win
s50a n Fast Lmited Chlcag6 AMIDST Louis E'Press wh
stopping Utica 5yracuse AocbesieT
fna0 Nia0ara Fss Ere Cleveland and T0le6o arriving
chicago $50 M Cincinnati 7:j5 All 81 Louis I;tD
S5. next day Through Drawing Room Car 10 niagara
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,Rr. ,RIYER BKANCH . ,,rronnn

sEs RH NEwHavFN AND na@TF I.ss1ls, ~ and
Ifsc Harfen, P9Ser station. cons, Harlan river
I@s ear fhs xvanue Bridge across I ais S exesSs
Jrhs& Sp svsnne Elevated Raitroan, uai.y NagS
tesi b. - ~ s:ia 1000 lls55 a. M 2ao 500
sie Go 500 M iqr . Port %Sp Nest West
Mems Bay Chester pelham BAY naoT TT
Ga pelham Manor and New;Rocne,es e MAIN Inc Of
New Haven and Hartford ssir%ad
81 and Air Line Divisions New anso1a nd al points
HD,gb, train for NewRocheie AMI Ill intermefiate'tI
III i2.i0a ~ daily except Mordaya ,..-,ss,s,e sta
t<n.r ;,o;ns for New Rochelle andan nteraetinr
~, 2a s an ami $50 n M the latter oam coet me- ana
f oselle with way trains TO Grand Central bepo' '
<s.f1
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Gummer Resorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

KEY EAST BEACH. n. j..
Omen throughout September at greatly recuced ratcs
SEND for A SEA son AT AVON INN" illustrated
BOARD can be obtained on one OF the pleas
ID ATTEST farms IN Connecticut River Valley delisi,ini
drives bolne and 6sh fruits, vegetables and mix I'M
robbed IT. photographs seen aud references gwen
~ Rocwcods Il Union square terms 20 add 90. Address
~ FRANKLIN FIELD. Montague, Mass.
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RELDrGIuUs.
Presbyterian oe,,era, As....,

Presbyterian General Assembly.
CIN0lNSATI, May 9.-At the Presbv.
terian general assembly this morning
action was taken on the subject of di-
vorce, reaffirming with Increased am
phasising, that the only proper ground
OF divorce is adultery or wilfnl deser-
ton and cautioning the ministry TO ex-
ercise the greatest care In performing
the marriage ceremony forthose who
nave been divorced. Resolutions against
SaDDatA dissertations were offered, REQ
ommenuing the circulation Of petition
against the transaction of bosiness in
the departments of the government and
In congress, and the running OF mail
trains on the Sabbath. Some discussion
was elected on the subject of deacon
esses. This ofice cannot be raised
wltheut a change In the form of govern
ment, and the committee reported that
no action would be taken at this time.
Theological seminaries were ~.
ported by the committee on
LnAI subject to bel4in aourishinQ
tematic benefioence reported ia,
there had been an increase in gifts
from churches since 1879, when The
committee was organized, ,of 70 per cent
while the increase in membership mas.
been but 10 per cent. The total amount
contributed this year for the beneyolent
work OF the churches is 81, ,740, los.
The seventh annual meeting of tbe
Moman's Executive Committee of
nome mission convened this
morning with Representatives of
over thirty states and territories
IN attendance. Addresses were made bv
Mrs. Ashbell Green, OF New Jersey.
Miss A. NJ. Robertson,o of the Indian Ter.
rltory; Mrs. r. II. Allen, OF Pittsburq.
and others.
AT the afternoon session the report OF
.ne special committee OF nine, ON the
men TO the board OF home missions, was
taken up. An animated discussion fol-
lowed and II was finally decided that no
change Is advisable. The standing COM
mlttec on temperance reported, refer
ING 70 the progress OF the temperanoe
sentiment In the United States and
Shurch. 80 'Ao
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Al Sc. Louis r polioe scanda,

Sr. Lo us, May 29.--At special meet
ing Of tn, board of police commissions
ers this afternoon long series Of
charges W ere preferred against Chief of
Police Ha rrigan and that officer was
suspended pending the Investigation and
Capt. Anto II Heubler placed in charge
of the depi ntment. The charges against
Maj. Harri, ynn are made by ex.Captain
OF police Cl las. w. Price, who was dis
missed from the force over year ago.
The charges arc, generally, that Chief
harrigan as permitted gambling
houses and lotteries to run; thai
ne gambled lin these and other place
himself and won large sums of monsv
that he has cs used the arrest of person
without propeq reason and done yariou |,
other irregular tiles. Maj. Harrigan saw
the charges are false and cannot stand.
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Palestino Local po,.,.

PALESTINE, May 29.- Special In
tho settlement Of the estate OF j. G..
Simpson valuable horse claimed by
Beauregard Simpson, a mulatto, was
sold by the administrator to Mr.. N. r
Royal, of this city. Plaintiff sued for
500, thevalue of the animal, and $50 for
his use. Justice Sweeney decided
against plaintiff on the ground OF no
proof OF delivery. Plaintiffs motion for
new trial on the ground Of newly dis.
covered proof was granted.
The merchants and grocers have de-
cided to elise their business houses at 7
o'clock p. IN. hereafter. The hour here
tofore has been 8 TO 10. The clerks of
the city are happy over the new depart.
ure.
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lDonby. ainl.ter to oh,ra.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Charles Dom
by OF Indiana, was to-day appointed TO
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary TO China.
Col. Charles Dendy, who goes AZ min
,ster 70 Onlna, TO succeed Mr.. John
Russell Young, is a years old. Ne
was born In Virginia, and was Educated
~ Georgetown college, whore he took
three medals, more than had ever be
fore been received bv anv
one boy. His education was oompleted
az the Virginia Military institute In IS5S.
Col. DENLY removed 10 Evansville. In.
diana, where, with the exception OF
three years during the war, he has since
resided and practiced law. During the
rebellion he was lieutenant colonel OF
the iorty-second Indiana regiment. he
was twice wounded. He has been
memper OF the Indiana state legisla-
@ suIe. Voi. Denby was requested to
accept the nomination to congress- from
the first Indiana congressional districf
but declined and has devoted his tIme
exclusively 10 the legal profession. He
was eneorsed by the entire Indiana del
egation and by prominent men outside
OF the state.
Mr.. Crowell, OF Chic, appointed
United States consul at Annoy, China.
Today, Is at present member OF the
OHIO state senate. He is about i5 years
Old, and a lawyer by profession. lie IA
aPersonal and political friend of Mr..
oliver Payne, Of Cleveland, and was en-
Payne.
Mr.. Anderson, of Wisconsin. nm.
pointed United States consli l-renerni to
Montreal, was strongly endorsed bv
prominent Democrats OF the northwest
Mr.. Pringle, OF South Carolina, who
goes TO Honduras, is rice planter
position.
Mr.. Warner, also OF South Carolina
has been In thoconsular service for some
years. His appointment to Cologne is 1
promotion. -
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Aoountx Scat oonto.t oomlnr

TExARKANA, May q, Especial. THE
present courthouse of Bowie county, at
Old Boston, has been condemned by the
commissioners of that county and a
new building ordered erected. This
gives rise TO fight between this town
and New Boston for the honor of having
the county seat, and Judging from the
close contest Texarkana made In 1854
for this same prize, II Is very probable
that she will carry 1t this time.
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Murder at CnrrIEn sprInra.

SAN ANTONIO, May 29.-[Special. l.
News received by private letter from
Carrizo Springs, county seat of Dimmit
county, states that last night Young
Thomas j. Downey, jr., was murdered
In the sheep camp OF his uncle, DR..
Downey, a large sheep owner. DR..
Downey had left the camp two days be-
fore, after dlscharging two Mexican
sheep. .herders. These did the deed, ac-
tuated by revenge. The Mexicans es-
capped. Five years ago, In the same
camp, brother of DR.. Downey was
murdered In the same way. The
Downeys are very wealthy, and were
originally from philadelphia. The muir
dered boy had lived for some time In
Abilene, Kansas, coming TO Texas about
one wear ago,
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TERRELL, May 20. Especial. i The
trawberry and ice cream festival given
at the opera house by the ladies of the
Christian church netted them $50. This
supplemented fund ON hand and en-
ables then to fence their church.
j. A. Rushing, of the Callahan county
bank, arrived from Baird on his W ay To
court In Kaufman. He brought a
"turnup" of four pounds TO "turn DOWN.
any thing of the Kind In Terrell, and the
probabilities are that Terrell will again
be blessed with his capital and energy.
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rhe rrs.laen,,. rrlp 10 Neu ra..

WAsHIsGroN, May 2e.-The president
wili leave Washington for New York
this afternoon, accompanied by Sec-
retarles Endicott, Whitney and Lamar
and Postmaster General Villas. He win
90 the guest OF Secretary Whitney and
~ IL stated goes only for the purpose
Oh peing present at decoration day GER
einonles. IL is denied that any confer
enoe OF politicians win be held and Il is
Stated the president win decline all In
vitations and will request 10 be excused
20 callers In order that he may get some
rest and physical benefit from the
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der OF Sergeant G. w. Tayler, ~ In iai,
and viii be tried in july. '''
Prosecuting Galveston Election Gro

Prosecuting Galveston Election Crooks.
GALVESTON, May 29.-The grand
jury. before in adjourned to-day, re-
turned indictments against the pre-
siding officer, the two judges and two
clerks Of the eleventh ward poll for IL
legally tampering with the ballot box Of
that poll at the city election held on
Aprn 8. Upon the ind ctments warrants
we're issued and tonight the sheriff ar.
rested j. p. Meyer aud p. Morran. tho
Judges of the llth ward poll, and al.
ht,ecke, one of the clerks. The other
two indictments are against presiding
officer Israel Clark and arainsf
Schoe oke, the other clerk and
orothtM of III. Schoecke. The
warra nts issued upon these indictment
had nc been served at late hour to-
night. The three parties arrested were
each in the cases OF Meyers and Nor.
gan anil 5000 in the case Of Snoecke.
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Homeopathista.

ST. LOUIS, May 2o.-The Western
Academy OF Homeopathy met again to-
day with President pro tenn Sarach @.
Charts in the chair. PAYERS were Of
fered by Drs. j. M. Kershaw, Eaton and
walker on different subjects, the read
ing and discussion Of which occupied
the morning session.
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AnOmcer Kilie,i

COLORADO CITY, May 9.-[spoci al. =
Rlack Hardeman, deputy city marshal
was shot and instantly killed last night
by Ben Jacobs, gambler, In the Thea
treComlque. A Jury OF inquest was
impaneled this morning 10 inquire into
the affair, but they have not as yet re-
turned verdict. The reports OF the
witnesses are very conaloting as 10 who
was the aggressor.
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Criminal casos at Rusk.

RusK, May 2o.-lspocial.I I-chas. brly
was acquitted in the district court for
willfully permitting convicts In his cus-
tody 70 escape, but was convicted OF
thsft OF cattle and given three years.
kuy Kendall, charged with the mur.
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A Youthful Railroad Robber.

GAINEsvILLE, May @.-[special.l-A
boy about 10 years old, named Willie
Creek, was. before Judge Plner to-day,
charged with theft OF s4k The boy hid
himself in the depot, and when the
agent went TO dinner no took the money
from the safe. He invested quite ex-
tensively in clothing and hired a buggy
and paid boy TO drive him. This
aroused the suspicious OF q policeman
and he arrested him, upon which the
boy confessed. The Judge, on account
OF his youthfulness, discharged him
after warning him OF the result Of such
conduct In the future.
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A marked feature Of our establishment is the
marvellous display OF Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets; also Childrens' Hats and Caps. No
matter what price you wish to pay there is
always value for the money. A sample LOT
of Fine Ready Made White Suits for Misses
IL to IS years old. at Half Price.
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Mr.. parnoll,. prnnor1r 70 h. so,a.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., May 9.-The on
tirepersonal property Of Mrs. Della t.
3. rarnell, mother OF the famous land
Lacquer, has been attached at the suit of
Joshua ]. Turner and others, aud IA ad-
vertised for sale on June lsi, ~ iron-
sides, near here.
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Compulsory proo,edlnr. rn,,n,.n,a

CHICAGO, May 29.-The local committee
OF safety has decided that unless the
city council completes the canvass OF
the votes cast at the recent city election
by Monday next to compel Il 10 do so bv
mandamus proceedings, ~
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phaIl.s ana ,I..ey oonn - r.,

NRw YoRK, May 29.-Mr. John Muir
ply announces that no will accept Mr..
]. |. Cases challenge TO trot Phalla.
against Maxey Cobb for 5000 n aida
track and time OF race to be mutualiv
agreed upon hereafter.- ''''
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a "short'' 4 'ostmaster sulc,de.

WAsHINaRo@, May 29.-- Postmaster
VIM. Q. Smith, Of Holden, Missouri
committed saic de this morning pv
shooting himself. His books had ipa
been examined N nd the inspector had
discovered short age Of about 81 .2nn.
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A Hotel ,iue.t Rohhea

CnEBuRNE, &al' 2o.-[Special. LAS L
night about $50 was taken from the
pocket of guest at the Lamar house.
while asleep. The police failed to find
any clue, ae
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VIZ LEAD--NOT FOLLOW |!
GOLDSMITH BROS,
THE POPULAR BARGAIN HOUSE.
Lower Prices than Ever Before!

"A Fine Sea Island 3i cents worth
IA Fine Bleached Muin 12 cents cents
Fine American Gngham solid Yards worth 10 CENTS
Fancy French Chambay Gnghams
India Seersuckers Stripes 10 cents
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DEPARTMENT A.

fupn ofbAdles Suits IaCes, al-ovsS Hamburg
and Oriental Net wash blond voIlIngs, and dotted
plaid Silks satus Paraols and Fans at very
low prices It viii youito price, goods
before buying elsewhoro