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For Roth Sexes-Citv.

-CHOICE CIRCULARS OF Schools Tor par.
A ents TsaSher rs e eSsfs and
OF ar suu School furniture for sale T. fAn WI
EfHRE next Century BuidinGl. VI Fast I.utss ---
NTEW-YORK CONSERVATORY, Elocution
Ia ,xs,csl cultnre and Dr. Gasineaus Meisierschaft
of open summer term AZ Ne"Port 'ny
August September; splendid inducements W 'e"0n'i'
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COLLEGE.

80 Minutes Prom Broad Street Station Philadelphia
Under the Friends. but all Others admitted Fun
COLLEGE COURSE Tor BOrH sENE, Classical 6oicn.
t1c and Literary Alsoa PREPARATORY CHOOI-pIcalh
fu location large grounds and tensyc buildings and
apparaus catalogue and full particulars address
EDWARD L. AAOlLL. A. ~. President
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gteambcats ano Railroads.


A --RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKII,I.
IA NOUS STAINS, landing at Cranston's West Pontl
with cr and peawaTe co vs
sHd IS ana and " fsf%s
every DAY at PEI t0St Of narrsons; N
VA s 1
nights O'clock on SryS q sPeea as train from the
Freight viii leave at p saturdays for all land
ings
A BOSTON AND NEw-ENGLAND.
sT S s. sSgE SUNDAY.
tram wa PHsS eS ar. ha
between PorPIE oenera Agent
CATsKILL EVENING LINE.
~ For catskilI stayyesant and nterraedate landings
1901 OF A'rr''l FHhs e. SIHL 2 ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
and aEEsT fS% p s & bI ns
sunday eaTeekted landing At yerpank cranso cod
reduced rates ~ 49, -N''''on '''As''
FALL RIVER LINE FOR BIOS TON, NEW.
WHITE f?RT FATk RIVER Mf L1wEL
9Sw 9ot se1 @o;,H bRsfo
Fsr2s aa1iysa CONNECTION I'll 1ri S9
Music on board every evening the celebrated bands
Tickets st'terooms etc be obtained in New-York AZ
Fifth avenue Hotels, LINE OFFICE PIER Is n R. and
steamers.
Write p o. Box 452 for copy OF Tip End OF Yankee
Land and +. II. l.. Tours mailed free
SPECIAL NOTICE
The Newport Line viii be resumed for the summer
commencing MONDAY, JUNE 81 Steamers Z" PROVI.
DENCE" and OLD COLONY will leave New alteri
nately daily. SUNDAYS excepted, at 8 D. M
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Agents. Gen. Pass. Agent.
TOR ORIENT, GREENPORT, SHELTER
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thursdays and SATD RDAYS at > D. m. Returning
leave above landings for New-York MONDAYS, wEDNES
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
RACKETT & BRO, Agents 50 south-st. NY.
special advertisement OF steamer elsewhere.
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fINUE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF ST. PAUL,
1 GARDEN CITY, L. ].
TERMS 800 YEAR Apply 10
CCitARI'Is sruKfEvANT MOORE. a. Is. (liarvard).
Head Master.
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aOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n YOUNG BoYs.-Al SWIMMER; d. HIDE a; M,
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1usiruction.

Catalogues with full particulars of courses in arts cienc
civil engineering medicine, and law can be obtained by
phcation the University Building Washingonsquare.
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" LADIES SCHOOL.
The thirty-sixth year Of this school
CHESTNUT STREET SEMINAhY. PHILADELPHIA Al
The third atJAY COOKIES PALATIALCOUNTRY.SIA I
Commences SEPTEMB BIER 23.
PTlDclpals
MARY l.. BONNEY. HAKRlETTE A. DIILAYE
FRA NCES T. BENNETT, SYLVIA ]. EASTMAN
Address Ogontz Post Onlce Montgomery co, Penn
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u between New. York and lIayre 49,
Companys Pier ~ North RIVER footot Mortolst
,.DIfN A Nj T. Tram cnI Mcluesday. July - . u.
81 a RES Gle I0usselin "Wednesday. july To- "a IN
ASiEHfQl T., alfe i......W cdncsday July y p p III
CaDin bv 'iindc ltOdricuss and -. simon, s'p
Checks payable at sight In amounts 20 suit on tho bah9u
LouI II DE BtBIAN Agent. No. d Rowing Green
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For Young Laiies-CountrY.


RORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female College;
~ beautifully ooltsf ysrY hss.1tIl thorough 81.
peT0r Mnse and Art Departments Por circular TO- airs.
Rev. WIN. q BOWEN. A. a.. ProsldonL
HUME Boarding School for Misses and Chill
drenOne hour from city mothers care; good board
and tuition 500 year Higher branches II desfreI
Miss a. lHURSToN. Boz ALB. stamford Conn
- lACK SEMINARY Tor girls; limited num-
~ bcrs thorough training delightful home: ono Inn,
iron y. Y. Address Ms. IMOdENE BEhruOIF Princpa
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The Tribune Directory.
PHYSTCIANS.
gnmc- FieIdhouse, vi. ID.

PHYSICIAN AN9 SURGEON Minlln, Iowa coui
| ty, Wisconsin Calls attended TO day and uiph
Office at his fathers residence. 5lm3S
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III. y. MIX, VI. %.
I homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
! | Mineral Point, mis- All calls IN city or coun
try ans, crrd promptly day or night
Onice over Allen * Sons store onposite City Hall
Hours 10 " Il 10 Cos Sundays ? To
Residence, first house Of Ms. Wan. I. ueBry'
5iff
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Va. L.. TaIinnan.
n. w. Patterson, VA. q

I lFFICF opposite Pulford's Drug Store High St
\ pHoars from to IOa. IN. and to p. /
Office nights 13tf
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cHURcH SOCIETIES.
cIyIC SOCIETIES.

ST. pAUL'S lrishl ......... j. % kEEFE, Pastor.
sunday services. High Mass at 1000, a. N.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
SAN ANTONIO.
DR.. Carver Challenged to Shoot Pen
rose-Murder Trials.


San ANTONIO, TEX, March o. A.
#. Gardner challenges DR.. Carver TO
shoot A. J. Penrose match at 100
single pigeons, thirty-one yards rise,
for $1,000 side, and has posted 500
forfeit, the match to take place within
fifteen days. Gardner says he will
back Penrose against anybody for
$40 900 cash.
Felix Taylor, sim Despair, John
Saxon and man named Barnett,
who We're engaged in the recent muir
der OF two Mexicaus in Dimmit
county, have just had their prelimina-
~ exarination In precinct No. 3, the
eastern part OF the same county, and
have all been remanded TO Jail except
Tay lor. without bail Taylor turned
stste's evidence.
Nothing was accomplished to-day
in the ha beas corpus examination a
New Braunfels and the case OF thu
Costing murderers. Court adjourned tc
meet in San Antonio tomorrow
morning Ia order to have the testi
mony OF John Manning, the wound
ed deputy confined here at the hos
pital.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
THE WEST PROTECTED.
A Committee Appointed Favorable
TO the House Land Bill.

special.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 2T.-Senstors
Davis, Terrell and Calhoun were ap.
pointed on the conference committee
ON the land bill, to-day.
Speaker Foster Will announce TO.
morrow the representa- ives OF the
house ON the committee. Ii Ia learned
they that will be MIR. Robinson OF
Jack, Messrs. Browning and Jones OF
McLennan. This ensures that
the four section provision
will be maintained 10 the end, IA FER
rell, Calhoun, Robinson and Brown.
Ing are committed TO 1t, All OF these,
save Terrell, were viRilsnt sup
porters OF the original house
bill, and will endeavor TO secure II In
tact, The friends OF the Wet can rest
assured that its interests will be pro
tected and that a conservative meas
ure will DO passed or none ut all.
RORY MisIAltRN.
In the senate this morning Mr..
Shannon took the l,oor on question
of privilege aud denounced the state.
ment In the Galveston News special
OF yesterday that he intended 10
Insult the governor by not
having his message read Tuesday
last as malioiously false. The reason
Il was not read, he truthmlly ex
planned, was because of hasty ad
journment. Mr. Moore's statement
was simply born Of an exceedingly
pliable and fertile imagination an6
was intended as blow Mt the gov
ernor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28

and cheating amusement, managers
promise so much aud perform 80 little,
that people are prone TO wait for con.
vincing proof OF merit Ia show be-
fore attending II was this which
caused the small audience on the first
night and IL was the praise OF the Wis
i,ora ON that evening that induced 40
many to attend during the week Sat
isfied patrons are always the best ad.
vertleement, and the professor has
struck a keynote when he says: Each
visitor to my show will induce at least
five others 10 attend the next night IL
i give him or her entire satisfaction.
The programme given during the
week was changed nightly, and amid
all the excellence We have space but
70 speak of q few OF the best novelties.
The intelligence OF the dogs, goats and
birds was remarkable, aud from the
manner In which they performed their
feats IL seemed ~ II they enjoyed IL,
and understood fully that the better
they performed the moro applause
they would receive. The feata In
magic were really wonderful. and puz.
zled number OF our wise men who
used to uatter themselves tia could
1 oota-AoNtVtAN Hit,lAl aul NIiCk
George Sun Ia one OF the best Jug
glers wo have ever seen, reminding
one greatly OF the original Japanese
troupe who performed such wonder
ful feats and created such n fame
when they arrived in this country.
The tableaux In which Mrs.
Address was represented as floating
through the clouds was also
universally admired and created con-
siderable comment ~ to how u was
done. The experiments Of the profess
sor in Inesmerism and mimlcry created
shouts of laughter, people rising in
their seats to get better glimpse OF
the antics OF the mesmerized subjects,
and giving vent TO their mirth In
screams OF delight. Taking II all In
all II was the best show OF the kind
that has ever visited our city. aud we
predict succession of crowded houses
should the professor visit us again this
season. The display of diamonds by
the professor and his estimable wife
were almost dazzling. The precious
stones blazed forth their brillianoy
from rings, studs, lace pins, etc, and
even the goats were decorated
with diamonds set IN the top of their
horns, During several OF the perform.
ances we noticed, as the lapel Of the
professors coat was turned down, O
number OF beautiful badges One In
particular attracted our attention, and
upon close examination we found II
TO lie q combination badge, one OF tn,
most unique things we have ever seen
IL was presented TO Prof. Address by
Gus Eek, diamond merohan,
Of Cincinnati. Ohio, aud in IL ar,
shown the emblems OF three orders Il
which the professor belongs, namely
the Masons. Odd Fellows and Benevo
lent Order of Elks.
in behalf OF Prof. Address W,
would say TO the newspaper fraternity
In other cities where he may appear
that his show 10 one OF the most com
plete on the road, and will give entir
satisfaction to all, and our brother ed
tors will find the professor cordial
whole-souled. honorable gentlema
and true business man."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
WACO.
The Conference OF Baptist Ministers
Indefinitely Postponed,
Special.

Special
WACO, TEX, March 27.-Dr. Burle
son desires THE GAZETTE to notify
Baptist ministers throughout the state
that the state conference OF
Baptist ministers, called to meet in
Waco on March 81, has been in.
definitely postponed ana will not be
held. The postponemeEt Ia the act OF
the committee governing the body,
and not of any person or influence In
Waco. The community here was
prepared and anxious to entertain the
visitors.
Suit WAS instituted in the district
court to-day by DIR. Palmer OF Hous-
ton against the Gulf, Colorado 81 Santa
Fe railroad, for $40 900 damages, for
personal injuries received on said road
last year, in Austin county, while Ell
route 10 the State Medical association.
1t Is not known why the suit was
brought In this county.
The jury in the case OF Fribourg va
Green, where FriLourg sued for 5000
damages, did not award the plaintiff
one cent.
A sad case. referring to a loo al social
scandal, was mentioned In the special
of Wedne sday night last TO THE GA
zETTE. The Examiner this morning
says the statement therein made was d
''slandern and totally without founda
ton. Notwithstanding the case IL
question has been freely talked other,
and ie known to hundreds of people
the local press. out of local consldera
tons, pr, served charitable silence
The case is true. Such cases are hap
pening in large cities all the time and
Waco is not an execution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
The Snnreme Court.

GALVESTON, TEX March 2I.-The
supreme court to-day rendered deci-
sions in the following cases: M G..
Douglas VS.. the Texas Mexican Rail.
way company, from Arkansas county;
reversed and remanded
joseph Leal de Trevino vs.. Ynda.
lacia TrevinO, from Cameron county;
affirmed.
G M Patten vs. Cunningham &
Ellis, from Walker county; sflirmed
The Galveston City Surf Bathing
Co vs. s. Heidenheimer ct al, from
Galveston county; affirmed.
A Il Eamts VS.. Texas a. New Or
leans Railroad Co., from Harris coun.
ty; rev. rsed and relnsnded.
The Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio Railway Vs. Damon Jones,
from Harris county; affirmed.
HAYES Il Duncan w. Il III. Foote Ell
al, from Wharton county, reversed
and remanded.
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa IL
Railroad VS. ] Il. Levy, from Milan
county reverse aud remRnded.
The Western Unlon Telegraph Co
VS. II = Ed-sll, from Cooke county
reversed and remanded.
10. w Taylor vs. William Boyd Ell
al. from Harris county; affirmed
p J Willis g. Bro VS.. Thomas r
Hudson, Jr., from Burleson county
reversed and remanded.
The following motions for rehearinl
were overrule1: Theodore K.llar VS.
Smalley q Harris, from Harris county
James Matterson VS.. William
Owenston from Brazorla county.
M Grabbenheimer Ys. l. q II Blum
from Houston county.
After disposing Of a large amount o
| business for the term and transferring
all cases remaining undisposed OF OF
its docket, the supreme court to-day
finally adj burned for the Galveston
rm, TO meet In Austin April q, next
Beside disposing OF many very i'm
portant cases, the court during thl
term cleared it's docket OF all the Gaze
the records of whl,,h were destroyed IL
the fire in the Moody building II
which the records had not been sub
stituted, thus relieving itself of a larg,
amount of work During u
sitting at Galveston the G ,urt disposeI
OF 2s5 cases. For the first time II
twelve years the Galveston docket l
| cleared OF cases.
The opinion NJ Chief Justice Will
In the case OF Willis a Bro Va Thoma
w. Hudson, settles the law Ia regar'
| t1 the abandonment OF q homestead b,
erecting store-houses or other house
thereon for the purpose of renting
and will be the leading case on tn
! subject.
The opinions OF Justice Slaytoa II
the recent case OF Adams VS.. Fisher
and the case of Taylor VS. William
Boyd add brother, decided to-day
settle beyond controversy the law Il
this state In regard 10 the power G
cities OF over 10 00s inhabitants TO In
pose the burden of improving street
upon adiOiuiDg property owners.
| Justice West lett for home yestel
day Justice Slsyton VIII leave 5A
urday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
BROWNSVILLE.
Corn Two Feet High--A Soldier De.
serts-A Cutting ARRAY.


BRowNEsvILLE, TEX, March &c.
We are having fine weather. The re-
cent rains have started grass and
crops. Corn in some fields is two feet
high. The cattle are rolling fat, and
the farmers are happy.
A soldier deserted from the garrison
to-day, not an unusual occurrence fol-
lowing payday. 1t Is stated that the
garrison OF Fort Brown ~ TO be in.
creased and the headquarters of the
Sixteenth Infantry are TO be estab-
lished here. Fort Brown Is one OF the
handsomest posts on the frontier, and
has accommodation for six or eight
companies.
The soldiers who deserted from Fort
Ringgold, and who we're robbed ON their
way TO Mexico, are in Matamoras
dead broke, but they dare not come to
this side.
A few days ago at the Ensenada
ranch, near Matamoras, Juan Cavazat
assaulted Roman Longoria with q
razor, cutting him badly on the cheek
and neck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
GAINESVILLE,
A Double Killing in Tho Territory
Tho Raineys on Trial.
special,

special,
GAINRsvtLLE, Tex, March 25.--
Again the beautiful Indian territory
has added new tragedy 20 Its long
list OF bloody crimes. News reached
this city yesterday that n double kill
ing had occurred the 18th Inst. on Bit
ter creek, n few miles north OF here.
The facts ~ CLEANED are these. A
horse race had taken place, during
which dispute arose bet veen William
Watson and another party whose
name we could not learn, resulting In
the death Of the unknown man al the
hands OF Watson. Later the brother
Of the unknown party drew pistol
and shot Watson through the heart,
killing him instantly. Watson II n
brother .in-law to Wyatt Wiiliams OF
| this city and IL we'll known here.
The examining Trial VI the Raineyr
for the murder Of officer J ID l., John
son, which was commenced before Jus
tice HOLMAN "Wednesday, In still IN
progress and the end Is not neal
reached. Thur-dsy John Stewart
aud Newt Floyd, the tive
surviving ofIicers who act
ed with johnson, and ons
Of whom, Floyd, was hiD'self badly
woln led In the fray, gave in their tesl {
mony, which was damaging 10 a con
siderable degree to the defendants
The evidence develops the fact tina
Ave shots were cred ty Jim Ralney
! at the bidding Of his father, three o
which took effect.
Intense interest Ia being manifested
In the trial, and the courthouse 4
throunRed during the session Of TIN
court.
II. o. Denton OF this city has bee,
appointed postmaster at this place
HIS appointment seems TO give genera
satisfaction.
AT the rink last night four contest
ants skated for the prize offered b,
the rink managers. Miss kati
Parkeson was awarded n pair OF eilye
club skates for being the most grace
full lady skater In the contest.
Tho Texas Cow Boy OF Dallas sup
gests the name OF Judge J. M Lind
ray OF this place AZ the standard
bearer In the next campaign for gov
ernor, and the suggestion 10 uniyer
sally approved 10y the citizens q
Gainesville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
PROF. ANDRES.
The Entertainment Well Worthy Of
Patronage.

The Entertainment Well Worthy Of
Patronage.
Prof. Address closes his engagement
here tonight and as his entertain
ments have given such universal salts
faction, THE GAZETTE cheerfully
prints the following from an exchange:
"Prof Chas. Address carnival Of
novelties and trained animal show
closed an engagement of one week at
the opera-house on Saturday night.
The business done was something
phenomenal, only equalled by some of
the strongest attractions on the road
and never excelled since the opera
house was first opened The first
night there was but moderate house.
on the second night, there was but
standing room at $3.50, ana on each
succetd ding night the volume OF bust
ness increased, until the last night
when every seat was sod before the
doors were opened and hundreds were
turned away unable even TO secure
standing room.
faciorily accounted for by two reasons
Fret, the paper and printing used was
the handsomest ever seen Ia this city
with u show Of thb description, and II
was put out In such quantities that
our people could not help but know all
the attractions of the show. The
posters and other wall work included
many new aud novel designs, oil fur
l 4 a
pany, Chicsgo, Ill. The Autographs,
OF which there were many different
! designs, were all In the latest style,
many designs attracting attention
through the originality and beauty Of
the drawing and the happy combina-
| ton OF col0rs which produced beAuti.
full effects. One of the most notice
able was one representing Address
vile, near Great Send, Kan. This Is
the home OF the professor and
family, and in the picture could
| be seen d large (grainl elevator, gen
eral merchandise store, blacksmith
and wagon shop, capRcious bsrns, n
beautiful residenc, a magnificent
array and paddock for the goats.
with their house and traininR-ToOm
beside NJ II. Surrounding the clutter
OF bu ldings and stretching forth
into the dim distance can be seen
broad fields Of waving grain, while a
large herd OF cattle are contentedly
browsing near one OF the barns. TAX
ing It as q whole the Autograph is q
gem true touch OF nature AZ IL were,
as complexion every detail ~ photo.
graph The artists OF the lithogrsph
company who designed this, ~ well Al
all OF the other Autograph work, de
serve great praise The Other rea,on
why crowded houses greet
Prof. Andres wherever he visit
and The most important one 10 the fact
that he always does ~ he advertiees
and his show gives complete satisfsc
ton. In these days Of humbuggeTJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28

narrow gauge. He is worth $500. 900
There are no applicants Tor the
Gatesvlle postofiice. Our people, hap
PLY, have never been around Dallas
much.
Farmers are up with their work and
are waiting for spring 10 come.
There is ne particular love here for
Gov. Ireland regarding the sens' orship
Conservative people believe that the
talent Of the governor ia now under q
full head Of steam and that his capac.
ity is not sufficient TO warrant pro-
motion. Ex-senator Maxey Is not his
own successor our people hope II will
be Mills. This is In Roger Q.'s old
congressional district and our people
all admire him.
Republicans here are well pleased
thus far with the new administration
and rejoice with the Democrats that
Blaine was defeated.
Y. s. Jenkins and wife have re
turned from an extended trip 10 the
exposition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
COLORADO.
Special.

Special.
COLORADO, TEX, March 27.--
Burnes, Walker Il Co., on Second
street, sold an immense bill Of gro
cerIes to-day for the ranches north OF
here.
Mrs. Edith Spicer, most estimable
lady, who has been Ill with consump-
ton for some time, died to-day ut
noon. Her death has cast gloom
over our community, she being u
Christian lady, beloved by all who
knew her.
A man by the name OF Cook waa
arrested here last night by Sheriff
Ware, for stealing cattle In Bosqus
county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
PARIS.



PARIS, TEX, March 27.--The Old
FolKs concert given by Mn. True for
the benefit Of the Cumberland Pr.sby-
terrain church, was highly appreciated
by the many who attended A high
degree OF excellence marked every
feature OF the entertainment, each
performer receiving y well merifed
encore The costumes Of the "Od
Fo ks" wsre all In good taste Mrs
True deserves considerable credit for
her un'iring energy and zeal in 20
worthy cause.
Mr.. jim Rountree left for the SpVings
yesterday. Hoping % receive relief
from very severe attack Of rhsuma,
iism from which he has been suffer
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-28
A Burglary at MlneoIa.


MiNEoLA, TEX, March q The
dry goods house Of II. Sodekson was
entered last night by burglars and
robbed Of about $500 worth Of clothing,
hats, silk handkerchief, iewelry,
boots and mems shoes, and three small
pistols and two large vslises. En.
trance WAS Effected by cutting out the
lock OF the front door. The goods
were removed TO lumber yard near
by, where they were packed In the
vailses aud the tracks from there are
of q man wearing number seven aud n
email man or boy wearing number
three shoes The empty shoe cartoonB
left In the store correspond with these
numbers. City Marshal Cogburn,
who went In pursuit, found several
garments partly burnt.