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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-24
HARDWARE AND rFETALs

!, Axns-gollins, " dozen, 500; Gold Dollar
u9{tienl 500 Diamond edge, n dossn, $50
Double BIZ, 1900. WV
us sATiL ILL AND LIDs-4Jlo y II; sugsr ksi,
TN PLArE--I. 0. i0xla, a box, eco, l. O
49, y box, 800; Teno. la12l, N Dor, 7.S)
Assdrne, NxiS, y box, l4.50.
aa.a.NWAkk-Pieced, discount 20 9 can't
'' SUI PED, discount 81 n cent.
Snv,LDkh-No. ], lbo; No. u and \, lee q N
LUX hoRAE CoLLARs-Eo. l. as n dozen
az = dns-Iwo loop, S.52 y doHOn; thitS loop
GrssGKs,ln boxes, 100 pepors, ESQ y box.
dozen, $50, '''Vi A'niVn0 piuNh
PpALTooKs-f dozen, $50
NS S,nhks bE1TING-pisoount % y cent.
4 on,.. VELs AND SPADrB--Eoylsudi dis.
. eonr, ny ~ cent? AInes' list, II Cl goods, NJ.
. Nyuun III. sV dLv 10 Is cont.
nolas ~ Z MISUNDERSTANDING, nnisheu, eW
buSo,,, io;Sgi singletreos, wagons, select, LIS
i0ste.Sl xeoi express, ass; wagon tcnguep
lins ,nn,vkory axles, 1000; bOlstern AIS; coup.
MY PVs5vsE s.1bi spokes, Xxx. select, q.T6
Bo,rda,%, oS' sawed felloes, ls<, LIZ; 2, 400
No o"seh shoes, $50; northwestern horsa nn In
ployv wy; 2, t.25j s. 200, par iron, 10 rate
4 COM, edsss-Grade 4, nd spring Tor, pd oOtl
top ioc u ~ open 70.Jt-bSOO0; do. side sprins
do. ,SSvs'v,SglS6Q0i do. side bar, 100 O01iAl,0o
| rprins, "ll W. ~ l2S0e0pl500O, grade A. rds
ons. \, Rr r,ngs no 007 0O1; thrSs spFins var,
-vfellh.nO. = - 'f-'~o ""e
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LIQUORS.
lLGoHofr-a gallon, S2.85Sll 81

1LCoHoGe-a gallon, S2.S5S{l3f.
BRAFDIEs-DOmestic,F gallon, Sl.5J5 $500;
Imported cognao, ls77, q gallon, S4S0; 1874 80;
1870 s5,l0 1888, 1858; 1880, H.i0; 1868, q 90;
se48, 5000; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S oognao, 1878
$3.50; 1870, 800; 1854, $500; 1873 $l0.25, Biz.
}uet, Dubouche a Co. oognac, 1878, $3.50; 1870
$50; 1898, 600.
AH-Domestlo, New York or Philadelphia
y gellon, Sl.7j; Impo rted, Holland. $50 C63 Ii
5ir Robert Burnetps Old Tom, u gallon, {9lt
$500 Blr Robert Burnetts Old Tom, y caak
i5.o09eOO; Holland, n case, $3.50.
WHIsKY-Reotided, IS - cent. proof, d
gallon, sl,S0; Western, M.S0Npl.40; Bourbon
sl.4eQ3.50i Rye, Sl5OQpSb0, Scotch imported
NlNeA,&; Irish, imported lA25l$L7b.
JhAMPAGHEs - Piper Beidselck. quarts
Y dozen, 900; Krug q Co., quarts, q dozen
lg'6O; Moer d Chaudon, Siilery Mousseux, D
tozen, A.OJ; G.. Goulet, ~ dozen, $500; q
n, Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; DR.
VsraenRy, A.76; Extra Dry, 1000.
WIEEa-California claret, "A gallon, 10
6ieniandel No. |, q gallon, 4OGSl; importeS
olSrsts, ordinary, n caak, 70.00GS0.O0; family
claIcts, per cesk, 70.OO69SJeO; ane oiarois,
aask, D.0OODl75,0O; Medoc, a case, 800; si
Julian, case, $50; Margaux, y case, 100
Fonte Canet, II case, 1900; LarosO, X case
loOi Laovlll, = case, l2.00; Cnatsan l.adtte
vzicAas' E9LOO; ordinary, y cEso, A9Oz3.50
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AoIDs-sulphurio, = carboy, ss.7b; eitYio, .
2, 65.9sgc; oIalio. y n, lOlS; tartaIio, pew.
derad D n, iJt9l8.
70 70 SOo; oamphoI, rs 10 %; opium, Sl.2o 20 T. 40
OI1s-Bergamot, SandersOn's, " n. t2.lO
SIMON, Sanderson'a, tl.S5; peppermint, $500
6intergreeni S22oj olive, Malaga, tl.25.
SoAPs-Castilsi n1ottlsd, y n, S0lOi; cPs.
lie, white, hQbl6.
MIsoELI.AHE0Us - Ammonia, oarb., y 10
80; alum, x arrowroot, Bermuda, 900 Bal
cam copRiba, Soc; borax, refined. lOtpl2; Gallo.
mel, am, I5oj castor oil, n GAL, tl.48ynl,6O;
oassia buds, y n, l6l9lS cream tartar, pure
v n, 49, corrosive sublimate, \ N, IS; chloro.
orm, y n, 80; extract logwood, bulk
Iodine, resubllmated, y n, 400; lsayss,
1uohu, short, y n, IS; leaves, soma, Alex
N, 20 morphiai sulph, y on, $50; Spirits
hterl sweet, y n, S5i strychnia, crystals 81 rs
sl.a0i tapiocE, y b, Il wax, white, D D,
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Ouro lex fties.
Piles are frequently preceded by 9
patient to suppose he has some Aztec
ton of the kidneys or neighboring or
gsus. AT times, symptoms Of indiges.
ton are present, fiatulency, uneasi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like Precipitation, producing a very dis
ageeable itching, after getting warm,
IL common attendant, Blind,
Bleeding aud Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application Of DIR. Bos snko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly npon the
parts affected, absorbing tbs Tumors,
allaYing the intense itching, and affect.
ing permanent cure. Price, 90 cents.
Address, the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Co,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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LunrBER AND BUILpyEa mArnnrAr

LuMBER-R Rough lumber, SlsOO;k native
ceiling, Is COZ Il native ceiling, 2,50;fs native
noorlngl a5,0Oi q native siding, 1890; q rough
ceiling, 1850.
sn1NalRs--BoEs, cypregs, $3.50; o. X cy.
press, a,0li No. l cypress, SIS; native pine
hearts, $50; native sap, S2.76.
PosTH-CedEr posts, best, i2Jfc each.
LATHB-Per 1000, 400.
BRfCK-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000.
plastic PARIs--NOw York, 400; Miohi.
& IN, $50 per barrel.
ukMENr-Rosendalo, ais; Portland, best,
8.25 per barrel.
nToNE FLUEs-About Coo por foot.
DRAIN PtPE-krom l6c per foot, and hiRh-
or according TO size.
LIME-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel.
HAIR-GoRt, pc per pund.
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WOOL, HIpra Avn rELrn1np.

WOOL Mexican, freq OF burrs, nominal,
Mex osn Improved, l2gl7o; coarse, lic; mo
dion loslloj nne wool, according 10 air.
and condition, l4tDl7o; bury, 21ac psi
pound leifi according 10 burrs.
HnuB-Prime plump uintA, % IA ana mn.
lie per NJ seconds, plump flntu, 20 ms and un
lSc per M prime light aud kipa,lll<c Der n.
bulls andAtaga, Saelo per n; dry saitSd. Id
Yoke,
IAlLow-Prlme tallow, Col tallow srsAs,
yellow 90 brown. eishn
rrLTRIHs-Deer skins, leylso; antelope. 10
gHoi sheep pelts, M Per wool, 21f85o; ahear-
ISales OF wool since April 10 have bsen
hlely lsg l4c, and nearly all receipts 40 Tar
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LoUisylLLH OAK soLE LEArHER-X
heavy, free OF brands, $50 ID; X medium, freS
of brands, Soc 10; A heavy, ono brand, So
10 medium, one brand, SIC 10; baltimore
crop, &c.
bUEfALo SLAuoHTER-Prime, IS 10 20 III
sides Sc ID; good, 10 TO % sides, 90 Id: ooun-
ter II 10 II ID sides, &c lbi q, D., Matamoras
&c III NO, j, oak harness lea, % 10 SIC 10,
No, 2, oak harness lea, 81 20 s2o 10; No. /,
hem harness lea, $50 Id; No. 2 hem harness lea
hem skirting lea, 500 10, Welt and pridis
leather, "a TO s. n side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-ExtrA quality. "a
70 % ID 70 dozen, $40 IN; rs 10 a 10 10 dozen,
o dozen, 81 lbi 90 TO 20 10 70 dozen, CSC Id.
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BOOTS AND sHoEs.

q Isn's kip brogsnH, s5GDl.25; boys kip bro.
gans' Qgl,OO; mems p, calf broganA, lO6gl.T5,
a.b0okle plows, l.0O0pl,S5i boys nip 2-buokle
plowsi s50l.25; mems bufi balls, oongress and
button, l50ls225; mons calf balls, congress
and button, 2.60tsA.50. mems kip boots 2l.OOa
O,o mems Z. calf boots, 2i.0OGnA5.00; mems
n.Ol; boys p. calf boots, lB.56o2iOO; bows
Mlf boots 2.50Gl.0g; women's ~ kip polkas
6NST11c; MisseH' % kip polkas, 6lsIOc.
lhild's % kip polkRs, all Sizes i5yp55o ohild's
~ ipolSsg, al sizes, bSe65c; women'H calf pes
~ polish e09l.l0i Women's hu sOwed roll
IN, 0Q8l.25 women's calf ssWe, polish, Ia
Fl,ei1fi womon'H grain seWed and polish, nj
bl.Ni wOm0n's kid sewOd, oNnl.5ht women :
Inat Bswed polish, l.5leL7d.
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GRIM AND RIlEADsTuFFs.

MHEAT-T5c)SDc.
kYE--Kansas, $50,
yoRN-In ear, 65ci Sucked, 75c.
higher.
.FLoUR-Per owt.i Patent, S8.4b; fancy, 90;
choice family, &70G2,SOi xxx, {2,5O@s2.6O;
low grade, 2.80O12.83.
BsAN-Percwt;At millH9Oc; in store, .O5e
CoRNAEAL-Eina bolsed per 100 pounds,
d 60.
HOMINy AND 9BTra-Ss per barrel.
FEEp-ChOpped corn per 100 pOundn, N 40
tooppo9 corn and oats per 100 pounds, III,
torn brln per 100 pounds, 6lc.
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per iO0 pounds, 90,
leti SIG per ton, or $40 loose,
hrLLET sEED-Large, $3.50; small, 500.
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ERnIr Avn nn1nrnr

ArPLHH-t5,50 per barrel; none In marh NJ
oRAEaKs-Aicily, y hox, $40 to 90 IS.
STRAWBERRIES 1850 per case, accord.
Ing 10 quality.
LEgess--sloily, Z boz, S3.S@3.75.
DArEH-ln halls, 70.
bAEANAR.-2.00deS.bO y bunch,
ONtoNB-None In market.
f0lAToHs--ys oushel,o 90; new, LOO.
sAnnAoE-4o per 10; 60dT5c doz. Texns
NhlVkhhb-We quois AZ N01N exKan
spring, 276; turkeys, 5O6t75c,
EeGB-lOo y doKsn.
Burfnn-Best grade northern, 8lc, hes,
Dallas county, l5Wlso, other TexRs countv
butter, loo. according IN Quality
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LrYE srOuK.

THE quotations given below refer 70 corn r. a
animals, living Weight
BEEvEs-SIfQpic per pound.
CowsoSlic, per, pounds mich cows, com.
mon, $50 per head.
5HKKP-Prime, AIS 10 $50.
HoATs-None on the market.
hoos-Sie eSIfo per pound.
BULLS AND eTkes-lfa2c per pound.
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Am Imnortnnt niacovery.

The most important discovery is tina
greatest number. DIR. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs anC
Colds, will preserve the health and save
life, and is priceless boon to TIL,
afflicted. Not only does il positively
cure Consumption, but Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, ano
all affections ole the Throat, Chest anC
Lungs, yield at once TO its wonderful
curative powers. If you doubt this, gel
a trial bottle free at w. II. Howell &
Bros drug store.
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LadiesI Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzoni's medioated
complexion powder and recomme nded
us use 70 their wives and lady friends.
what better could be said or IL. All
druggists sell II.
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MONEY, sToONsAN > BONDS.

NEW YORK, May 23-Money on call easy
at ~ per cent; prime mercantile paper, 4 Ia
o. foreign exchange quiet at 1881 for 90
days and 1881 for demand
CLOSED Mt the following nrcns bid.
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EXPORTS AND sTocKs.
Exports this weeB: Great Britain, 507:
France, 80; Continent, ... Stock at ali
united states poIta, this day, 1857 ,45Si this
day last year, 4SO 500.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, May % The visible supply of
cotton in the world on Saturday, May23 ac-
cording TO the New York Chronicle, is as fol-
lows: Total supply to-day, 2,g36 40; same
day last year, 2,l70,000; difference decrease,
2S3 $50
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EXTRAORDINARY SENEANNUAL DRAWING.
CAPITAL PIttz 10, SI5o.ooO
=, ~ Notioo-Tiokets are Ten Dollars

40 Prizes amounting to.............. $500 500
APPLICATION forrates 20 clubs should be made
only 10 the office OF the Company In New Or
ly, giving full address,
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COTTON.

N-''e . :, 49, - s..r.s..s..... 4
TONE: Closed-New York, firm: New Or.
leans, firm Galveston, firm; Liverpool
steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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COURT NOTES.

iAN1ANt AOlKl.
IN the case of q. w Gillespie VS.. J. l..
Mlies, suit to foreclose vendors lien.
Judgment was rendered yesterday IN favor
OF plaintiff for Si2s.
me following cases were dismissed.
some by agreement, but mainly for lack OF
prosecution:
partition. "'
WI Bass vs.. r. Bass; divorce.
>. y. Field vs.. Lena Field; divorce.
~, Chowning VS.. ID. l.. Stone; ven
doris lien
B. e. Evans Co. vs.. II. Schwartz; debt
and attachment.
Lydia Gentry vs.. J b. Gentry; divorce.
w. II. Moore VS.. NJ. n. Sewer; to quiet
j II. Ryan ct al. VS.. n. Christ ct al. (;
trespass.
Nettle l.. Varble VS.. William varble /:
divorce.
!. Turner VS.. General Turner; divorce.
W. X. Peacher VS., Belle Curlew; par
tition.
}. G. Riley VS.. Thomas Gamcwen; IN
junction.
j. C. Scott VS.. l.. Klopner; vendors
lien.
COUNTY COURT,
The suit of j. b. Mitchell against Estes
4 Neikirk on promissory note for $500, oc.
cuped almost the entire day. The suit
grew out OF the sale of traction engine,
and defendant pleads failure of consider
alton In a breach of warranty. After be-
ing ont about an hour, the jury reported
Its inability to agree, and was discharged
until this morning.
Robert Haines was tried before the
county judge and adjudged lunatic.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Allen A. King TO Chas f. LuSch, lot 4,
block ., College Hill addition; considcra.
ton, $500.
w. II. Cannon TO A. A. johnson, LOT ;,
block ?, College Hill addition; consider.
alton, $780,
b, II Bailey and wife to f. II. Apple.
gate, all their right, title and interests in
and to the l.. w. Holt lG0.acre pre-emp.
ton survey, located on the west fork OF
the Trinity, in Tarrant county; considera,
ton, Sl25.
William Sweet and wife to j. +. Buck.
ner, $50 acres in the j. G. Davis and w
II. Morris lG0-acre survey, eight miles
east of Fort Worth; consideration, 5000.
j. f. Warren to B. j. Foster, lG3 acre,
out of the John Childress survey, nine.
teen miles northeast of Fort worth; quit
claim deed; consideration, $3.50.
THE COMMISSIONERS COURT
in special session yesterday approved the
bond of j. S. Foster, appointed constable
OF the Grapevine community, vice W. II
Cloud.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
WEATHERFORD.
Both Died the Same wagon on Big
Hunt.

Both Died the Same Way-O6 on Big
Hunt.
Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, Nov. ia Mr..
Wilton, who lives at Reno in the north
western part of this county, was In thus
city last night, and reports the death OF
his father who is merchandising at Reno.
The old gentleman dropped dead sudden
ly while attending TO his domestic duties,
lie was sixty years old. His wife dropped
dead precisely as he did just five months
ago; it Is supposed they both died OF
heart-diSease.
Mr.. Il. b. Ross,ou county tax collector,
Robert G. Ross, deputy sheriff, and j. II.
Cox will start tomorrow for the North
west on big hunt. They win 90 at first
to Big Wichita, and then take in Haskell,
King Clay, and several other western
counties, and no doubt will have n very
nice time. The party will be absent on
their hunt for about thirty days.
Mrs. Caster Mitchell is and has been
for some time quite i'll ut the residence OF
MIR. II. IL. RainbOldt, where she and her
husband are boarding
"Around the World" rendered at the
opera-house last night by John Thomp-
son, the well-known comedian, was very
well attended, though not as well as he
deserved, as the play was splendid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

ing them 10 make fun report 81 fhe ~,
ceedings to the public. Adopted
~ Alexander: Instructina the CITY on.
eineer to put ia crossing al the inter.
section Of Calhoun and Fourth. on tbs
South side; also across Calhoun and Soc.
ond. Adopted
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance ratiiying and adoptinp
the agreement made between the II
Louis committee and the Texas < Paci6e
ana Missouri Pacific railways, passed by \
vote OF four TO two--D arter, Muikev
Aldrldge and Alexander in the affirmative
and Hughes and Brownson in the mega.
tive.
Action on .he ordinance permitting
saloons TO open before am. and aftci
p. IN. was indefinitely postponed.
An ordinance was introduced ornntino
right of way to Rosedale street RAILWAY
company over the following streets Re.
ginning on Pennsylvania avenue at its In.
tersection with Henderson street, theme,
east along center Of said avenue 10 II,
intersection with Sandidge avenue, theme,
south along center of said avenue TO cit,
limits. IL was laid over under the rules
CIEBuBNE PROPOSES A TRADE.
a communication was received iron
w. II. Graves, city secretary of Cleburne
Offering to purchase the old hook ant
ladder truck for 500. The fire committe,
was authorized TO make the sale.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
TERRELL.
Preached His Valedictory--A Reminder of
Goidsmths Deserted Village.


Correspondence of the Gazette
TERRELL, TEN., Nov. lG.--Rev. NJ. X.
Nicely, pastor of the Methodist church,
preached his valedlctory yesterday and
goes TO Paris to-day to attend the annual
conference. Rev, J. II. Woford of Dal-
las filed the Cumberland Presbyterian
pulpit. All the other churches were
served by their regular pastors.
Hon. j. l. Terrell Of this place has
been elected special Judge OF the county
court of Rockwall TO hold the present
term of that court, the business of which
was continued until to-day to avoid inter.
feing with district court. Judge HEATH
goes TO Paris to attend the conference.
This morning the writer ran over Il
Lawrance. This place Is situated three
miles west of Terrell, on the Texa,
& Pacific railroad. This is the place that
was extensively advertised by j. w
Lawrance, after whom the town takes
its name, when the Texas X Pacific rail
road was located. Northern people who
received the maps and printed matter
descriptive of the town when first LAID
out, thought il city OF wondrou,
growth, and many were inveigled into the
purchase of lots The early citizens Of
the place, however, possessed strong
energy and high degree OF enterprise
but unfortunately for the new town, Il
failed to develop supply
of water while Terrell, only
three miles east, possessed AZ
ineXhaustiblc supply Of the purest anC
best The town now has depot, express
Office, postolilce one tavern, one drug
store, three general stores, one black
smith shop, two gins, and q good school
with sevcnty-fyc pupils. II also has ,
/ mineral well, which has developed won
derful proficiency in the cure of sore eyes
I dyspepsia, scroiula, and complaints OF ;
similar nature. The town is surrounded
| by a rich and fertile scope OF country, In
/ habitcd by u thrifty and entcrpris
( Ing population of farmers IL 81
( located on prairie plain
/ out Ia the square stands the ancient Gala
/ hoose with the door swinging open OF
j the rusty hinges, only TO tell that thi
/ place was once an Incorporated town mt
4 put on city airs, but, alas, the day Of he
( glory is past This precinct Is under th
reign of local option, and the citizens tel
us that there is no liquor sold here undo
disguise. The two large merchant mill
at Terrell and the First Presbytera
church of that city were originally locate
here, and were removed there scyera
years ago,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
on THE STREET.

N eIyans company sold $50 bales of
E1nFsterday consigned to the house.
commercial club rooms will be
q br members late in the week.
3 ,short time the Baltimore & Ohio
ayea branch Office in the Hotel
&Etk
ID alliance brought in l20 bales of
~ yesterday, which were bought by
hes, Battle and Co, at the top of the
PEI No cotton brought to Fort
NJ has to be hauled elsewhere. Re-
Rs yesterday were about 800 bales.
tpr pleasant party was given at the
fence Of John Ferguson, in Boaz's adj
N, on Monday night. The attend
was large and all heartily enjoyed
fseyes, owing chiefly to the efforts
lehost and his charming wife.
thcer Collins at the Union depot re-
4 a lively runaway yesterday on the
"a side. The horse was drawing u
fay delivery wagon, and went IL
teMa 2'40 clip for ten blocks, out
3ed corners and all without doing Il
: damage,
r. sheriff of Clay county and his four
Pues who were arrested by officers OF
United States for neglect and com
Syin the stealing of horses in their
X under attachment, Were honorably
lIled at Dallas, coming off with flying
u, as THE GAZETTE predicted. Of
such as they are, very, very seldom
ny duty The gentlemen viii leave
Eone this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
Conlirmaiion corrmon,.


IEii'NEsVN. TEN., NOV. 7,-aAt Tcurl,
sinai sunday afternoon AZ ao'Nlook. q confirm,
alton exercise Whe held uuuer The Suucrln
tendpncc VI Rabbi Joseph SHERMAN ot Caves.
ton. The exercises passCd 90 elegantly. ms
rabbits words OF admouitiVn were sound and
practical, and li followed by AL people, only
irmnnts were samuel fldridgo. Motris Rlpm
go and Mssra iOsa N0crWan. bora Roseu
thai and sophia hidridge. The rabbi, 90 1880 if
The evening, delivered q NvfN Impressive lee
ture ON "What e ludalsmW Tie made man,
friends during his short stay, Tho choir, mn
der tbc charge of Mr. and Mrs, Ihasr, aud Mrs
khcrslalt as organist, Oiscourscd some huAut
ful eonfN2t both services. The choir was on,
Of the attractive features of the exercise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

special 20 the GaEctto
Tirp rFN., Nov H.. Ia the snprcmc court
to-day tho following casos were Alarmed
CrDbtrce w., Whltusoih from Navarro county,
The Houston Is TCNai Coatrd Railway ye,
MNhoY, FROM NuVt AFRO county,
Reversed and rCmRnded Nutchisnn x car
rlpgtOn Vt. MCaEclle, froni Navarro county
RchcarnR refused The East Line \ Red
River Railway Vs. Joel H. Han, irum Camp
county.
Motion for relocating submitted Given vs.,
Hudson, the Missouri paCihG Railway Company
~. Waite aud the lutcnatluaal y Great
Northern vs.. Ormaud, an from Andorenn
county
10 affirm on certificate Parker Davis &c at,
~. weaver, from Hopkins county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

CorcgpOndcnco OF the Gazette,
DUnIN, Ten, Nov, lion yesterday The
largest concOursc of poreonf that was ever to-
pcther at the depot at this place Congrcrated Ga
witness the departure of Miss Mona Everett OF
Dublin for Brazil whore she goes as mission
airy In connection with several uthera who are
10 meet at Waco who are going TO Brazil 90 de
vote The remainder OF their lives TO the mis-
siunAry cause. The two UChOOla OF this place
numbering about Two hundred, were ranged iu
position on and around tho platform, with Miss
Everett and MIR, Daniels aud his newly married
wife In the foreground. aud while the train WA
waiting nr. j, q. O'Bricn took two good photo
graphic viows OF all, After which farewell,
were made, and as tho train started OF, some
200 voices struck up That good old song On IN,
sweet Byo and Bye Her many friends hope
that she may have q safe and pleasant voyage
to her now home, and that Ia her now field ui
labor she may accomplish much good.
our new opera house 10 completed and II IL q
little gem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18
Atlanta.
sncninl 10 the Gnznttn.

ATLANTA, TN, Nov l7.--ln court here TO.
day the case aEainet Guido KiRalto, the Italian
who assaulted the ofilcoT6 here ON the 9Th met,
and who was charged with aggravated assault
was dismissed. Ae has been reported, Charley
GamDorno and Guido RiPaltO, two Italians, nc.
sisted arrest, aud tho former was shot, from The
effects Of which he died two days later. The
ball after entering the hip, did not range down
ward, ~ was iirst supposed, but passed directly
through the bowels, cutting tho neck Of the
bladder. When he died his friends employed
counsel 10 prosecute the Officers, Marshal Meoks
and Deputy Allen, for murder. Aiildayits were
made aud trial set for yesterday, when they
waived examination, and BY agreement OF eOun
sci, Mecks' bond was placed at SlJO0and Aliens
Rt $1,000. Bond wng made allnOst Immediately,
l., X. scott and " i. Dyre going on Mccks' aud
W. W. Henderson and j. W. Hughes on Al.
lens.
j. ~. Mceks, deputy United States marshal OF
the Eastern division Of Texas, has been Ia the
city several days.
Rev J W. Horn left 10 day for Paris, Tex, 70
attend the annual meatnEOf the North Tcybs
conference, NJ. n. C.S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-18

correspondence OF tho Oascttc,
firreuuWD, TIA, Noy, 40, Rev n A H0stvr
prrachCu his last sermon Yesterday ~ the
Methodist church, to large aud attentive
audience, III Nober has host OF loViAg
frlunde here, He lctt 10 day FOR tho annual
conference, which cuuvcuca 40 Paris,
Tho present condition ~ the educational
l4Glllurs ot l1lthhulF hlo lnoyou 't ~ very loN
was blooming prospect fur a profitable eUs
sion, but Ia iho laHt throo weeks Che school at
the college has dccrcaeed In nnmhctp nt the
rate uf TOO per cont The cause Va Huld 60 be
the exhaustion OF the free school tund, RA thr
Dropping of OF pupils began about This June
lurp.
they can handle now az this point, and there u
no doubt hut that tho two ropdt VIII hM1lg
more freight here this season than they have
previous seasons.