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Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-14
Entertainments. AMERICAN THEATER.

The European Enchantresses, who present strong bill of attractions at the American Theater this week, will end a season of un- precedented success in this house. Many think it one ofsthe very strongest companies visit to the American will insure few pleas ant hours.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-14

ES~"~~ ~A@AASA-eNANS1NoSo1 strong bill of attractions at the American Theater this week, will end a season of un- precedented success in this house. Many | think it one ofsthe very strongest companies ! that have been At the theater this season A visit to the American will insure few pleas ! ant hours.
 THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. Balfe's Bohemian Girf' will be given at Carlls Opera House Saturday afternoon and evening by the Eg1eston English Opera com pany. The artists include Mrs. Flora E. Barry, Percy Cooper and others who are pop ular here Miss Lizzie Gaffney will sing in Airline" and the chorus is composed of as fine voices as could be desired The presenta- tion will be most excellent one and will be heartily enjoyed by all who attend
 ROBSON AND CRANE.
 The eminent comedians Robson and Crane will appear in their new comedy entitled Champagne and Oysters" at Carll's on Fri day evening. The play is a veritable risible relaxer, and the ability of the comedians gives it zest that makes the presentation of the most attractive order. The play is in four acts and is adapted from the German MT. Crane takes the.part of "Ichabod Her ring" the church sexton, and MT. Robson appears as "Geoffrey Grahame," church rector.
 BUNNELL'S MUSEUM
 Mr Bunnell is offering extra attractions in his curio hall this week. The two Adams sisters must please all who see them. Miss Lucy Adams was bridesmaid at the marriage of Mrs. General Tom Thumb to Count Rose bud on Easter Monday The two sisters ap- pear very modest, and may be chased among the best attractions that MT. Bunnell has ever offered to the public. The curio hall contains many curiosities. In the theater ented actress, Miss Katherine Rogers, will appear as "Galatea" in "Pygmalion and Galatea."
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 The great Irish comedian, Joseph Murphy, will appear in ''Shaun Rhue'' on Friday evening at the New Haven Opera House and in "Kerry Cow" Saturday afternoon and evening. "Shaun Rhue," it will be remem- bered, is drama of jolly Irish character full of touching incidents that appeal to the finer emotions of the heart. The plot is in teresting and has many thrilling situations ''Kerry Cow" is a drama that portrays Irish a romantic and sensational interest. It has achieved great success on the American stage. MT. Murphy depicts the jovial Irish man to perfection, throwing in occasionally depth of pathos that brings tears to the eyes. The play is full of the keenest repar- tee. The star is supported by an able dra- matic company.
 A Pleasant Gathering.
 A correspondent says: Quite number of relatives and friends assembled at the house of Mrs. Henriette Trager, corner of York and
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
A Lucky Strike.
Now York sun.


Four miners sat one night In June,
1858, in tent in an Australian digging,
discussing their future plans and deplor-
ing their III fortune. For weary months
they had worked the mine without getting
more than bare living. At length they
decided TO leave the spot, though not
without regret. Three of them were in
the mine taking last look around, when
one said TO his mates, "GOod-by; III
give you farewell blow" and with that
his pick sent the splintcrs of quartz in all
quarters. His trained eye spieda glitteron
one OF the bits that landed at his feet. lie
picked it up, examined 1t, and found it
To be gold. He at once proceeded to
work with will. His chums saw that
something out Of the common had hap
peucd, and they, too, piled their picks
vigorously With silent resolve they
worked ON until they unearthed y big mug.
get. Then fierce, glad yell OF Joy
reached the ears OF the fourth man at the
MINDLESS at the mine top whats the
the matter9n he shouted down. "Wiud
up,' was the reply; aud when he did so
inc lump of pure gold met his gaze.
They call The Welcome" and obtained
$4,000 for 1t, They claim whore the
nugget was got is now covered with the
fine streets OF the thriving town of Bal.
larat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

What implements they used in ancient
times we know not, but to-day, writes Il
correspondent TO the December Century,
the Pension artisan has neither rule, com
pass nor spirit-leycl lie is commonly
ignorant of the fact that the diameter Is
the third of the circumference; his GIN
lets and augurs are prods turned by IA
bow-string; he has no Ratchet, but only
an adj and no carpenters bench. II he
desires TO plane a board he puts it on the
ground, and II he would saw block Of
wood he squats on the ground him
self and holds it between his toes,
drawing the saw toward himself.
Wood is scarce, and with such tools hard
to work. If pillars are to be constructed,
the trunks of the poplars are raised and
simply stripped of their branches and
bark They may be crooked, but that
matters not; the master workman tells
his subordinate to shape the timber into
an elegant pillar with Catch. Depending
only on his eye and the skill of his hand,
this simple artisan applies the plaster
round the trunk in the form of flutcd
pillar and crowns 1t with graceful capt.
tal and curnice, showing a lively inventive
fancy. II judged by the strict application
of rule and compass, these decorations
may sometimes deviate slightly from u
straight line, but Of the artistic beauty of
the conception there can be no question
Walls and ceilings are tastefully decorated
in like manner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
PITTSBURG.


Young DarISy's Dose of squirrei-Shot--
judgment by Default.
Special to the Gazette.
PIrrsBuRG, TEX, Dec. S.-A difficulty
occurred this morning about mile and
half from here between jim Davis and
John McNary, colored boy about fifteen
years old, in which the boy was shot
twice with shotgun loaded with SPUR.
rcl-shot. The cause OF the difficulty is
about az follows; John McNary's father
owed Davis for proyisionsand had agreed
TO let Davis have his corn for payment OF
them. This morning the boys father
came to town, telling his boy To help Mr.
Davis load the corn when he came after
IT, He refused to do so, and only few
words had been passed when the boy drew
an iron wedge on Davis. After he had
taken the wedge away from the negro, he,
the negro, stepped off few steps and
was about to pick upa brick, but Davis
shot him, the shot taking effect in his left
thigh and hip, The wound is not consld.
cred fatal.
The grand jury has adjourned, having
found only fourteen bills-nine felonies
and five misdemeanors.
Judgment by default was given Il. Van
Wrinkle 4 Co., at Atlanta, Ga, in the dis
trict court against the Camp county Oil
works, for SG075. The oil-works are
worth about $4,000.
Cotton has been cOming In slowly to-
day. The receipts up to date for this
season are 5420 bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
PARIS.
The Marshall, Paris y Northwestern Going
Ahead Rnpidly-hn nights of Pythias.

The Marshall, Paris y Northwestern Going
Ahead Rapidly nights of Pythias.
Special TO the Dalotto.
PARIS, TEX, Dec. Sour people are
becoming more aud more Interested in
the Marshall, Paris & Northwestern rail-
road, Everything is being done by the
officials to inspire the people with cont
dencc, and they are beginning To realize
that Paris Is to be no longer Il town
''beautiiul for situation because of its
natural resources, but through the energy
and enterprise of a few of our citizens, is
To be a city of no mean proportions. Cap
italists are being attracted to our borders
aud various commercial enterprises are
now ON foot that will aid in giving the
town an additional boom.
Cotton continues quite lively, though
many are holding for better prices.
The knights OF Pythias met In their
hall last night and organized, with the as
sistance of Grand Chancellor W. Alex.
Abcy, beneficiary institution.
Ed Estes, for long time sick, Is able
to be out again.
Sheriff Gum and his efficient deputies
have in durance vile thirty-two prison.
crs.
Mr., and Mrs. T. j. Ashby rejoice in the
possession OF a baby girl.
There were tifty cars Of cotton III the
railroad yard yesterday morning.
! Mrs. &, G.. Preston is quite sick
| A grand ball IL to be given at the Peter
| son hotel on the goth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
OUR PROGRESS.

The GRJettc's Record OF tho Needs, Re
sources aud Development OF Texas.
The Coracana Ice factory will soon be
In operation,
The Farmers alliance of Ellis county
has 1900 members.
Hin county has prosperous bce-keep
er's association.
Dcnison has raised $40, 600 for a cotton
factory. Denison is II live town.
A company Is being organized TO de.
yelop the coal mines near pittshurg.
Rich copper ore has been discovered on
the bluffs OF kcd river, near Wichita Falls
Scguin is 10 have water-works. Bracket
wants them worse than anything else eN.
cept n railroad,
Very few Wood county farmers will
henceiorth have their corn.crbs In Kan
saS ana their smoke-honses IN st. Louis
Mining experts claim that there arr
rich leads OF the precious metals in Cas-
county, aud shafts are being numerousll
sunk.
Near Goldthwaite, In Brown county, an
extensive quarry of grlndstone has beer
found. II Is said to be of the finest
Pudiltl.
Over q million dollars worth of hloodeo
stock has been imported into Texas, anC
Che native breeds are being greatly i'm
proved.
Tom Green county, Tex, which is about
the size Of Massachusetts, though il ha,
no large towns, has an assessed value o
| $4,000 GOO, aud total Of 600, coo sheer
and cattle.
Two citizens are establishing In Tyler
an Edison Electric light plant, with ca.
pacity Of 100 lights. The city council
has contracted with them TO furnish the
city atty electric lights for ten years al
$1,000 per year. The citizens OF Tyler
are delighted with the enterprise,
Atno distant day the mountain region.
VIII become famous for the richness OF
thoir silver deposits In Preside count,
anime is now being workcd which, viii
very Incomplete machinery is turning on
$4,000 worth OF silver per month, anc
the owners are clearing ON that amount
the snug sum of $4,000
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
The sunremo court.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, Dec Sin the supreme
court to-day, the following cases were
affirmed;
Jos. Casino VS.. Ursulinc Academy, from
Bexar; Garsia ct al. VS.. State, from
Travis.
Reversed aud remanded: Whitaker VS.
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Rail
way, from Harris; Seeligson VS.. Lewis &
Williams, from HARRIS Taylor ct al. VS.
Huck & Co., from Goliad.
Rehearing granted and judgment re-
formed and allirmed The State VS.. De
leon, from Travis.
Rehearing granted and judgment re
v0rsed and remandcd: Texas & Pacific
Railway vs.. Thomson, from Taylor.
Submitted ON briefs for both parties
The State vs.. Talmage & UDonnell, from
Travis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

FoRv WORTH, Tx, Dec. 7, lSs5--To
the Masons OF Texas; We wish
to tuform you that the Masonic
Mutual Benevolent Association of Texas
is alive and doing business at the
old stand, notwithstanding the reports OF
the old-time life insurance companies.
We are paying al OF our death losses In
fell, also sick benefits We are financially
solid. We pay in cash, give no notes,
snd are prepared TO pay all OF our obliga-
lions as they may mature. The books of
this association are open for the inspec-
ton Of all Masons and members of this
association. Our membership is incrcas-
ing rapidly, and number Of members
that were suspended are asking for rein
statement. We ask you TO give us your
patronage. Respectfully and fraternally
yours, W. l.. HoLT, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
N ,no lake wherever passed did | en-.

on the lake wherever passed did ! en-
counter them again.
Toward nightfah we gos under way, ana
steamed slowly out into che vast sheet Oh
water which giittered like silver In the
moonlight. IL was bortered ON our right
Cthe opposite banks are not yisible) by
sterile rocks and hills Of reddish porphyry
trachytes aud clayish states, rising nearly
all abruptly out Of the lake 70 height OF
from 1000 10 1900 feet.
At about 10 o'clock a. M, the fine pan
Drama OF the immense snow-capped range
OF the eastern coniiilera gradually began
TO rise ON the horizon, from the gigantic
Illampo Sorata, q 200feet high (set down
in good many older works as the high.
est mountain Of the Americun continent)i
and the sharp-cut pyramid OF Hualna Po'
tori, 20, 200 feet high, to the magnificent
three-peaked lllimani.- December over
land
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

last they were brought before the unitod
States court here, and Judge Green In
structed United States Marshal George 10
escort them across the boundary line and
leave them In British Columbia without
regard 20 the protest of the British
Columbian authorities. Marshal George
accordingly took them 10 Seniahmoo, a
town near Che boundary line, and then
escorted them across the liue and two
miles into Canadian territory. They were
turned loose there, having previously
been supplied with provisions for several
days. The hcathcns started at once for
New Westminster, having no desire TO re-
turn to che United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
A $500 Boy.

SAIEM, H., Dec. deputy Sheriff
Cunningham arrived home to-day from
Springfield, Mo-, having in charge Master
Everett Almou, about whom there has
been some litigation. Last February g.
i. AMon was granted a divorce from his
wlfcpMary V. Almon, Subsequently she
went 70 Missouri taking with her the
7-year old boy Everett, who had
been given by the court into the
keeping of the father. The woman re-
fused to give up the hoy until Almon paid
her $500 which the court had allowed her
MS alimony Sheriff reliord went To
Springfield and got out writ OF habeas
corpus for the child, but stay of tyo
days was granted and the sheriff returned
home and sent Deputy Cunningham To at
tend to the matter, which was finally
compromised by Alnon paying over to
the woman $500 IN order TO get her 10 re-
llnquish her possession Of the boy. The
woman then refused to allow the fee OF
the Hon. II G. Goodnow rs counsel TO be
taken out of the $500, and suit in at
tachment viii likely be brought to re-
cover the same
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Thousands say So.

Mr.. 4. w. AtNins, Girard, Kan, writes
81 never hesitate 90 recommend your
Electric Btlcrs 70 my customers; they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid
aselers,h Electric Bltters are the purest
and best medicine known, and VIII posi-
lively cure kidney and liver complaints,
purity the blood aud regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without them
They viii save hundreds OF dollars Ia
hoct0r's bills every year. Sold at 80 cents
a bottle by II w. Williams q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
Lnkc rltloncn.

The shallow banks OF the lake are
covered with a thick growth OF tall
PUSHES, ont of the material Of which the
Indians construct their bolsas, These
rush thlckets are lively with thousands of
Waterfowl. ON a very sandy beach Ia a
small inner bay saw good many scar
let-plumed ilamingoes aud rose-colored
spoonful cranes, all OF them keeping en-
urely aloof from the crowd OF other birds.
Strange 70 Ind these creatures, which
generally live only in warm climates, here
IN TINS cold altitude. At no other place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
OVER THE BOROER.



SEATTLE, w n, Dec. 1.-THE dispute
egarding the disposition OF twenty-five
Cinnamon smuggled from British Goium-
9ia was brought to close yesterday by
summary action on the part OF the United
states authorities. The case has excited
flde attention. 10 will be remembered
hat these Chinamen were found some
months aao on a rock IN the straits Of
luea, where they had heen abandoned by
pc master u a schooner, who had been
attempting 10 smug2le them into the
Rrltcd Siafes. They were brought be-
Pre- M United States commissioner, and
ne marshal was ordered TO escort
Aens hsck To British Columbia.
ihe authorities Of that province refused
receive them without the payment Of
qe go per head tax required hy Cana
an law The marshal accordingly re-
9rneh With them. aud they have since
rem confined int the united States peni-
ptlafy on WcNell's island. on Monday
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between NJ. r.
Sanguinet and A. N. Dawson, under the
firm name and style of "Sanguinet &
Dawson" has been this day, December
/, 1856, dissolved by mutual consent OF
the partners,
The business will be continued by A.
N. Dawson, at the Office heretofore occu-
pied by the Arm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Whether you prefer the sea-breezo on
the bracIng mountaln-air for your sum
mer vacation YOU should not omit to pro,
vide yourself with bottle of Angosturt
Bittcrs, which is the acknowledged stand
ard regulator OF the digestive organs. b,
sure to get the genuine article, manuiac
tured by Or. j. G. b. Selgert & Sons.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
WANT COLUMN.


DERSON AL.-Lndiesi enlarge the bust and
develop the forms simple sclftrcatmenti
no quack stuff; physicians indorse II. Sealed
particulars and proofs mailed free.
EnE MED Co. Buffalo. y. y.
i ONG kEE, 1904 Main street, has Chinese
- lilies for sale IN any quantity.
rfNHE Peopls's 1nielligence aud Emp oyment
1 Office, up stairs over postollice, Room X.
Kdfro d., ho els, farmer, merchants, con
tractors and pri ate fam es nished with
der. prom Wy a,tenged ~. Telephone No. liz.
o. w Guyun PrOifietOr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Messrs. Pope & Sons, the clever and
obliging grocery merchants, have removed
TO $40 Main, between Eighth and Ninth,
into larger quarters, with greatly In
creased stock of groceries, where they
will be pleased 70 see their customers and
iricnds,hn as usual are prepared 70 offer
special Inducements In their line
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
MAntcd-nld nern.. 40.

Reasonable prices will be paid at In,
Fort Worth and nrraut county abstract
Office for old deeds and title papers, maps
and charts relating TO Tarraut county
lands not now Of record, and in posses.
sion OF those 10 whose lands they do moi
relate
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Fort worth and rarrant County Abstracts
Comprising the Hanna 4 Hogseu and
Cause and Phillips abstracts, aute-datlng
the fire Of March %, 1876, which de-
stsoyed the records Of Tarrant county
and the j, Il. Cooper abstracts OF the
present records-the only abstracts OF the
county approaching perfection. titles TO
both city and country property distracted
with prOinptness and at reasonable
prices. 0alce in Lloyd block, over Zane
Cettl's real estate aud insurance oIllce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

RICHMOND, VA, Dec Sin the Demc-
cratic caucus last night Hon.J. w Dan
iel was nominated for United States sen
ator by a vote Of G5 to 81 for Hon. John
s. Barbour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
sALr MMEunl Cunrn.

was troubled with salt rheum for q number
Of years 50 that the skin entirely came OF one
Of my hand, from the nnger "A $ To the wrist
l tried remedies and doctors prescriptions 10
no purpose, until commenced taking Cutlcura
Romcd Is, and nov am entirely cured.
=, 4 FARMER.
$40 Northampton ST., Boston Mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

M ANrED-SitUatiDn In n wholesale or retail
w store or Office by young man aged
tWCnty-ouc. Good reference and security
given Salary no Object; win work for nothing
until proved satisfactory. Address j. +. NJ.
Gazette Office.
wv ANTED-Old deeds, etc Reasonable
and T,rr,,,t n.,,,nt,it oLs'r.ct or,a CO.. IA
deeds and tide papers maps and charts relat.
ing to 1nrraut county lands not now OF record,
and IN possession of those to whose lands tn, y
do rot relate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

w ANTED-To buy a ranchl must have
w abundant water, good grass and be sold
al bottom price; or VIII buy improved farm
near Fort Worth OF invest money with a re
spOnslblc ranchnan already established. Parf
ties applying viii state iull particulars of locA-
iion. numberOt acres, uprOVoments and price.
William lioyt, fort Worth. Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
nor H,cl,nnc, lnr cnliIr

One'third or one-hall interest IN a
pasture of 10000 acres, highly improved,
ineNhaustiole supply OF water aud grass,
within easy distance OF san Antonio, Tex.
For further particulars address,
CAIE 4 DorsEN,
san Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

Cutcura Remedies are sold eyerywhere
Price; Cuucura, SOC; Rcsolyent SioO; scan
2ac. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chom
Teal Co, Boston, Macs.
send tor "How ia cure skin Diseases
n,MrIES, Rlackheads, shin Blemishes ana
Tim Raby HumOrs, use Cutcura Soap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09
HAROLD.
Grocery Firm FaiIed-Visit from hallway
OfIcinls-slight SNOW.

special TO the Gazette.
HAROLD, TEX, Dec. 8.-Messrs. To-
bolOwsky & Albion, grocery merchants of
this place, failed yesterday. They turned
what goods they had on hand over to
the Wood-Dickson Mercantile com
pany, their creditors.
A special with officials of the Fort
Worth Denver City railway is expected
TO reach here about 10 o'clock tonight.
The weather is cold and cloudy with
slight snow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

For the last year have had q species OF itch
ing, scaly ana pimply humors on my face, TO
which have applied great many methods Of
treatment without success. and which was
speedily ana entirely cured by Cation q.
MRS. ISAAC PHELPS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-09

MANrEn-,I1srELLANEnrs.

[ETANTED-Uay boarders, at 4l3 East Fourt
w street. One furnished room uuoccuplec
Mrs y y Faxes