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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05
The City Bonds

The Commissioners of the loan OF 1885
met the Bank of the Ohio Valley yesterday
afternoon, with Mayor Grub and City
Clerk Bowers, and signed and delivered the
city bonds bought in Wednesday, as fol-
Iowa.
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rHr DAILY CALENDAR.
Fatally Hurt.

An unknown tramp was struck by the
engine Of an Ohio River gravel train, op'
posits sardis, yesterday, and fatally in
iured.
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable
West Liberty Peal Estate,
Abram Hon'gonery's sdr.:ss-
traitor and other,

Abram Non'gomerJI sdg-;,i,- In the Ciroui,
u'''i hhd 0ther' Court Of Ohio
u. County We,
AS-y IeCCy add EtheTs sirziois.
PY VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTERED IN
- tie above epiIIei Cause on the Ictb dsv ~
december, A. d. tS5, tbs and. rstgaei, appoif,tsd
thtItoi special :GsAnisztsrgr for the hume
~ eel 81 pubic 7nctiOD, the pr srui sss an The
s'Wh q west Liseity, uhiI county, On
SATURDAY, MARCH g. 1876.
Commanding at c'ssccE y NJ, the real s,tsts of
Shle5 a brsci Montgomery did Seized and pos
'esseoI S2IsttiDR Of trsct OF Parcel Of land sit
uate In net Liberty Ono esauty, West VirYfnis
hlosn as the ran sTd troperty," cum posed oi
three lot. desisnstsd Cd The pat Of said tovn n
1s eIaasIed ~ ~ aud a. aEd sixteen feet on 81
VEG rear o. ht Ne rs "a delegated on the plat OF
s.a l2sn' ana slso OF NO -. aad bali Of lot n.
% ana lot O. Is Is desisnstei on the plat Of MA
town, together With all toe buildinss and ann.
ienahc;s ihereuLto tsiouging except a bn}I5in.
90 the west corner OF lot No. Il, eTected nv w "a
Llrus and u.ed p s1Op. raid reai cate "a WIN h
ontnd Tor sale 90 vho'e aEc & paIcsIs. and ~
Be realized. @"oun' can
ix'A.-o-s-Aaf Of TIE purchase mousy ar q.
~ me pn chaser may elect 10 %, In
CAN, and bs ftsidue 10 tne year With int.Ss.t
22b osy CT sale, the purchaser to give biz nots
Tltn approved security Tor tbe deferred pa ymsnt,
10 paid. RI IN WHY
bpeS!al Commissioners.
hereby certify tia: bond has been given nv IN.
above named special tom missoner a. feouireS ~
the Court. JEO w hITrI5EIa "
-s0.S9kI Oak
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OUs stock is entirely new ana ineinoe
the latest spring styles.
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THg stock Of hats, caps and gents fur.
nisbing goods at Noble Bros new store in
the New AcLare House building is com.
pleta.
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have not only had to meet half way. but
tkey have had about 500 members forced
on the guild-s very undesirable acces-
sion"
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Qua own make shoes in sll styles 81 so.
Loeks's, l943 Main street.
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DoS'r fail to attend the New Mcclure
Honss has opening this mOroi9g. The
STOCK embraces new goods Of the latest
STYLES.
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Luca's new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-05

LTScH, the shoe man, sells the besi
shos In the city for $3.50, for men.
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Beau.igy Your Home.

BARGAINS in shoes a. Lyuch's new store q,
81 Twelfth street. Opposite cid stand.
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Fanpy'Davenport.

Tomorrow evening Miss Fanny Dsven
port will appear at the Opera House il
Ssrdous last and greatest success, "Fe
dora" taking the role Of The Princess u
The New York Star says Of Miss naYen
port
There is something winning in the wo
man. She combines 10 her face The beauty
of her mother and the intellectually OF her
father. The beauty of the Vinipgs is
almost stage tradition, and the American
stage has had few actors of greater intel.
iectusl force than E. L. Davenport; Ger
tsinly his successor has not yet appeared
Born Of such parents, and with an indom-
liable will and energy Of her own, it is not
surprising that Fanny Davenport has won
her way into the public heart aud found a
resting place there. She strikes with No.
erriDg precision the two chords OF light
gsyety and deep emotion, and these are the
chords played upon in Fedora"
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LYEcH's new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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REoUIAR Friday evening carnival at the
Alhanbrs Palace Rink to-ni2ht.
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MASK Skating Carnival at tee AIhapsrs
Rink Saturday evening.
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REGULAR Friday evening carnival at the
ALEXANDRA Palace Rink to night.
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Low RatakxournioI.

LyScas new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street
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We will open this morning at our stand,
in the New Mcclure House building, a
large and well selected stock of Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing goods embracing
the latest novelties in our line, to which we
invite attention and solicit patronage.
NOBLE BROs,
1904 Market street.
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REGULAR Friday evening carnival at tie
AlhambEa Palace Rink to night.
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The arton "CofreevIsIte.' -

MASK Skating Carnival at the Alhsmbra
Rink Saturday evening.
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Svr o5r mems seSed shoe for u: %,
sormsr nrice $500. Lynch, 81 Twelfth
street.
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Our own make shoes in ell styles e. 0S
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
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LYNCH has removed to 81 Twelfth street,
Last Nights Committee Meetings.

Last Nights Committee Meetings.
The Board of Police and Fife Commits
sioners and the Committees on Fire De
partment and Police were to have net at
the City Hall last evening, but having no
quorum, an adjournment was taken until
Monday next.
The Committee on City Prison had no
quorum.
The Committee on Cemeteries met and
concluded to ask Council for $4,000, as
follows:
Srlary Of 800
House Tor -uV
Incl oVj
1oLal. SAW
The Board Of Gas Trustees and the
Committee on Lights will meet this ever
iuS.
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LyScH has removed to 81 Twelfth street,
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Additional Loca5 on First Page.
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QUE own make tboes in all styles % so
Locke's, l043 Main street.
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1he Fourth Street Revival.

The revival services continue from day
to day and night to night with an incress-
ing interest. Up to this time sixty.nrpe
have protsssed conversion, and nearly City
have united with the church, and sull the
work goes on. To day at 3 and 100
clock p. m. will be devoted largely 10
gospel temperance work. A nun Der of
reformed men will be present and will take
part in the services II is earnestly hoped
that men who are addicted to the drink
habit will attend thees special serYicss.
The church is very much concerned about
them and ell will be welcome who attend
The three o'clock services will be in charge
of Captain Bsggs, ard the 7:3O o'clock
services will be conducted BY the pastor.
All religious workers in the lius of gospel
temperance work are specially invited to
be present at both thess services.
At three o'clock tomorrow afternoon 6
children's meeting will be held. Al chill
dren snd young people, il is earnestly
hoped, will be present.
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THE BARKLEY CASE.

LYycH's new Shoe Store 81 Twelfth
street.
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BADLY BURNED.

Our own make shoes in all styles $3.50
Locke's, 1913 Main street.
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Opening of the New Mcclure House Hat
Rfnra
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costumed Was indeed pleasing sight, and
their graceful evolutions are due to the
Efficient training Of Misses Louise Butler
| and Jessie Bates. All the characters did
quite we'll.
TIE MNCET.
The curtain went up on a beautiful
stage setting, the enhancing music Of
the minue. began and the
dancers came forth. The sight
vas indeed beautiful and al aved nurmur
of admiration arose from the audience
The costumes Of the ladies were indeScri5-
ably beautiful aud the ~esrers looked per
fecJly lovely. The gentlemen wore white
wigs and knee breaches aud the regulation
continental full 6rsss coat and vest. 1t
was pleasing picture, and as the
ladies and gentlemen went gracefully
through the charming figures ct the
stately dance one could almost
imagine being in brllian,
bail room along With orr ancestors, look
ing at their rythmio eyolurions. Those |
taking psrt in the dance we're: Mr. Geo |
BAIRD, Jr, aud Miss Virginia Peudleton
Mr.. ). Irwin Singleton sId Miss Jessie |
DATES, ME. y Olt SHEOLuCAo ouA AoASo lAeAl 1
louise Butler, Mr.. Will Dovsner and Miss
jamie Good, Mr.. Sam Hazlsit and Miss
Lucie 6 Loring, Mr. Burnis Mcdechsn
and Miss Minnie Joring, Mr.. Robert Nc
Lure aud Miss Z4nna FrSsher, Mr.. Fred |
Smith and MISS Virginia Simpson.
On account Of illness Miss Minnie LoS-
ing, yesy unfortunately, was unable to take
her place, but Mrs Fred. Norton filed the
deficiency very acceptsbly. !
The performance as whole was one Of
the greatest successes ever schie7ed By
home talent, and the house will be packed
again this evening The only dissdvsn-
rsgs is that ths programme Is too long
Something should be cut OIt 20 make 1t
shorter, as 1t was after ll:S0 o'clock last
svsuisg before the performance was co.,
cludeS.
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BuckIen's Asnica SaIye

L. S.GooD&Uo sell dry goods the cheapest
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LYNCH hiss removed to 81 Tgslft! street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02

oy rom % to 20 per cent. In Rlueeold
ana Warren counties corn does not from.
Use one"helf the ordinary Yield. The corn
OUTLOOK IN Minnesota ~ mare favorable.
with the prospect OF an average Weld
Win continued rains III WISCONSIN the
TENOR OF the reports daes not indicate
70 exceed two-thirds 'of the ordinary
ylelu Ia portions ~ the state there
mas been no rain for six weeks, and ali
tne crops are q bad failure In Ohio. Ins
diana and Michigan Tho outlook IS still
favorable Tor an average Yield 81 corn.
Ia Fairbault, Mower aud Meeker coun.
ties ID Minnesota the reports indicate
better wheat yieM than predicted
In the previous reports. Isn't the
counties Indicate ,nat tue total
yield for the state win exhibit mate
rial shortage. Harvesting Is progressing
rapidly In both Minnesota and Dakota. IN
Minnehaha and Bon Humme counties,
Dakota, wheat y threshlna on. twelve 70
hfteen bushels 90 the acre. In Faulk
county one-hais crop was rut for fod-
der. In Nebraska and Ioaa tho wheat
yield win be considerably short of the
average.
The reports indicate very short sAx
Yield and 10 the entli~ westernand North
western belt the outlook for the potato
crop is very poor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
LIST IS dead.


tracts rom speeches made by Lelbknocht
ana Noilmar Ia the Reichstag, uoiwith-
standing the protest OF Herr Bobei that
no member could be prosecuted for ut
terances In the Reichstsg. The general
defense is similar TO that in the Chomnitz
trial, namely, that no secret So
clallst organization existed OF
which the accused were members.
Herr Bobel admitted that there was A
sort OF organization In tAe sense Of a
community of Ideas and sometimes OF
common action at elections. lie denied
that the socialists were answerable for
articles published in the Zurick Social
Demokrat. When questioned regarding
an incendiary ticle, he said that such
ideas could only haunt the diseased brain
OF Most, that they had nothing akin to
the reasoning OF German socialists. Herr
Auer described the idea OF German
socialism as spontaneous support given
to men In whom the people connded
Hundreds OF thousands belonging TO no
secret society gave that support. He
said there was no regular method
of collecting election funds, the
socialists relying upon free donations.
SO, ALEC, the seriahst Journals
were not sustained by the party.
The dignitied moderation of the defense
created a p'ofund Impression.
Herr Kessler, government architect
and editor of paper, was recently ex-
PEELED from Berlin under the Socialist
law. He took leading part In the last
masons' strike. Upon leaving Berlin he
went to Brandenburg The police there
gave him one days notice TO Quit. From
Brandenburg he went TO Brunswick,
where he received three days notice to
leave botn town aud the duchy. He
then took refuge in Frankfort The Ma.
| tional Zeitung and Cologne Gazette pro-
test against the present unbearable police
regime and demand that the reichstag
seek remedy at the earliest opportunity
The Munster chamber OF commerce has
adopted vote of want If confidence In
Prince Bismarck, as Prussian minister OF
commerce. The chamber demands the
appointment Of minister with special
knowledge and experience. 1t is charged
that Prince Bismarck's restless legislation
is disturbing trade and rendering impossi
BILE calculations concerning business ven
lures
The Marquis of Ting dined to-day will
Prince Frederick william The specia
object OF the marquis mission is to ar
range an overland telegraph service be
tween China and Germany.
BOOMING THE PANAMA CANAL.
PARIS, Aug lon the Bourse durin:
the past week there were wide huctua
tions in Panama canal shares, whicl
finally closed 81 25c better. The De Les
seps clique is making great efforts to Sc
4 cure the success OF the loan, subscrip
tions to which close on Tuesday ID
Lesseps hitherto tried to attrac
foreign capital in aid of his pro
jects, but this loan has not bee
offered outside OF France. Inspired al
ticles have been published in the Frenc
newspapers for the purpose of arousin
the people. The articles contain state
ments to the effect that American, Ell
gllsh and German wreckers are aiming I
get control OF the canal and complete tn
work themselves. The new loan close
zoe higher, and Suez canal shares close
If lower
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
wsntl,e., ford's Desires.

Special TO the Gazette
WEATHERFoRD, TN, Aug. As rail-
road talk and improvements seem to be
attracting so much attention, our citl-
zens desire that the country know some
thing about the feeling Of weathertord In
regard TO railroads. We need another
road to this city, as there Is only one
outlet for us by rail, and some railroad
corporation could raise large bonus
from the citizeus of this place 10 run a
road north and south, giving us a good
lumber market, also an outlet north for
the shipment OF cattle. An
enthusiastic railroad meeting was
held here some time ago and
committees appointed to correspond
with the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
st. Louis & Narrow Gauge and other
companies as to the possibilities OF get
ting another road TO Weaiherford, but 1t
seems that they have received no eucour-
agement thus far. The people Of Wealth
erford are ready al call to take right
hold OF railroad project.
Your reporter has Just returned from a
trip west over the Texas 6 Pacific, and
finds the greatest improvements magma
BILE on the track. The track is almost as
smooth as all-stoel rail, which speaks
volumes for Mr. w. j., Carnahan, road.
master Of this division, Mr., Carnahan 1:
the right man in the right place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
WHEAT 40 CORN,
The Spring wheat rrec is Materially
Shortened Owing 10 the Pre-.
longed Drought,
Tho Outlook Gloomy throughout the
Greater Par, OF tho Corn Belt-Rs
ports from Various slater.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. The following
co. report will appear In this weeks is.
suS on the Farmers Review: The pro.
longed and serious drought which has
materisil, shorienod the spring wheat
crop, ana cl'used q serious menace to the
corn crop, was partially broken this
week, copSous rains having fallen in Kan.
sas and portions Of Missouri. The injury
which corn has su,tained cannot
yet he determined from the reports
Fully one.third Of the coantios OF Illinois,
Missouri and Kansas report that corn
while showing the effect OF the drought
has not yet been seriously Injured and
will make fine yield II rains should
come Ia time. The remaining counties
report more or less injury, the tenor OF
the report being very dlscouraaing, de-
claring that many fields have already felt
blight, and predicting not to exceed one
half OF the ordinary yield The outlook
is reported especially gloomy throughout
the entire corn belt for all
late planted corn. One.halt Of the Iowa
counties report that serious injury has
already befallen corn, and that The yield
for the state Will fan short OF the average
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
THE WEATHER.
THE SITUATION IN ERArH.
pondence OF the Gazette.

THE SITUATION IN KRATH.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
SrEPHENvILLE, Tx, July 30.--In
some parts Of the county good rains have
fallen, and cotton crops In some instances
and places are assured, though In many
parts OF the county rain Is still badly
needed. We have not had good rain at
this place for nearly four months
In some portions of the county there Is
an effort being made TO solicit aid for
those who say they are destitute from
failure of crops, etc. While the grain
crop Is very short la this county, II is
generally believed that there Is plenty
corn and wheat in the county for home
use II IT can be properly distributed
IN BAsTRoP COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
ELGIE, TEX, Aug. The weather Is
dry and hot here.
IN coRYELL COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tx, Aug THE pros
poets for a good cotton crop are very fiat
tering. The alliance people are storing
their grain waiting for higher prices.
NO RAIN AMI GOOD RAINS.
special to the Gazette.
BOWIE, TEX, Aug. mo rain yet here
10 amount 10 anything, though other
parts Of the county have had good rains
coon FOR COTTON.
Special to the Gazette,
PuoT PoINT, TEX, Aug. 1.-THE sec
ton of country southwest OF the city,
between Big Elm aud Clear creek, re-
oelyed, Friday evening, q heavy rain,
lastipg two hours--the frst rain for
many mouths. Il comes too late 70 save
the corn, which is total failure, but
cotton has been greatly benefited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02

No Bopds WIN We Issu "a Row In a saloon
Married.

special TO tho Gazette
PARIS, Tex, Aug. i.--fufsuant 70 .
call, a special meeting vashe I'd last night
by the city council and scht ol board
with Mayor Sluder in the chair and AL
dermsn Clements, Cotes, Hurley, Lynn
Allen, Fuller and Harrison in the A. 'nc.
tum. The object OF the meeting IVES
planned py his honor, Mayor Sluder, who
stated that il was to see whether the
council would reconsider the bond ques-
tlon for the purpose Of building city
hall and repairing and building more
school-rooms for public schools. After
considerable discussion from both sides.
the question was again put to vote and
lost; ayes, 4; nays, 3 Afterwards Il
WAS moved that an election on bonds be
ordered August 10 and lot the people set
tie this matter. The motion was lost.
SO the minority s,ill rules, and there is a
deadlock on the bond question.
Last night In the Tennt ssoe saloon
row occurred In which man named
Armstrong received severe wound in
the face by being struck with bottle.
The matrimonial gate was open yester-
day and let in the following 1--we couples
TO wed John Moore ana Mary Adkins,
VIII Ward and Para Ward, w. l.. Pitt.
man and Hattie Winters, William
Scrader and Manda Thrasher, L. w.
Waghawens and Miss Il L. Fariar,
Quite number OF the young folks
have gone TO visit the new town en- Red
river to-day called Arthur.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
PANAM
SMALLPOX Makes Its Appearance the
Notes From the Isthmus.

SMALLPOX Makes Its AppeRrauce-Othe r
Notes From the Isthmus.
PANAMA, Aug, l.-Small-poX has made
its appearance in Colon, and there have
been few deaths. IL was introduced by
the steamer Atlas from Kingston, ia
maica. Mr.. Ward, superintendent OF the
Panama railroad, who is also harbor-
master, mas in the latter capacity ordered
quarantine OF observation agains;
Jamaica, and that whenever there
shall seem ground for II YES
sels must anchor in the stream
for forty-eight hours before going
to wharf. The governor has cabled to
New York, Jamaica and Guayaquill for a
supply Of vaccine matter and there
will be general resort TO vaccination
The yexatlous passport system still
continues at Colon, much to the disgust
and annoyance of travellers. The expense
of It Is not so much complained of as the
delay and troubles
Mr.. w. II. Cilly and a large staff of en-
gineers arrived here from New York yes.
terday, and will proceed to Peru to-day
to complete the great Cr0ya railroad there,
and to extend 1t to the re-
nowned silver mines OF Cerro de Paso
for which project Mr. r. p. Grace has re-
ceived concession from the Peruvian
government.
Mr. Alfonso Pezet has been appointed
consul general for Peru at Panama. He
is the chief editor Of the Spanish section
OF the Star aud Herald.
The president Of the municipality has
advertised for tenders for repairs o.
streets of this city, which, II is intended
will be of permanent character.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
DALLAS.

,r,,o usproes wounded in n shooting At
fray-Died from sunstToke'
Special to the Gazette
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. l.--Lsst nisnt wv
negroes named Frank Gilbert ana Moses
parish had shooting ARRAY In String
town. in which both were seriously
wounded, the former in the leg ana the
latter in the leg and shoulder. Mne
sl,ots we're AIRED ia the melee, only three
81 which took feet. Both men were
conaned 10 their beds to-day by tns'I
wounds. The difficulty was ao9ut
woman. o,,,,,oved
at the Dallas fair grounds, was sun ~ I ~,
yesterday afternoon ana oieu iron wv "
fects Of II to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02
A Sad Death.

p The Gazette.
FoN PRAIRIE, TEX, Aug lone
laddest and sweetest deaths we
hew has just occurred in our
Miss Mary Bette Weldon OF
ile, Tsrraut county, Tex, has
lending tne summer with relatives
BON Prairie. She was taken with
lion and died at ? p. m. Thursday
|. Her parents and sister arrived
/ evening in time for her funeral,
|rmed TO their sad home in Grape
|sterdsy,
Mary Bette was nineteen years oil
member OF the Baptist church and
|ough temperance worker. She
per friends the solacc of as sweet
stan assurance az we ever heard
desth.bed Many a flower will be
On her grave by loving hands, and
'mofy Will long be cherished by q
\ laaentIng friends in Blossom
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-02

chase. The WABASH property was sold al
auction on the 9th OF April last to thc
committee Tor the sum OF $G25,O00, 10
per cent. OF which was paid in cash. The
payment Of the balance indicates that
enough Of the stock and bond-holders
lraye accepted the terms and provisions
OF she plan OF reorganization to insure
future harmony among them. Il is be.
leved tat the company will be reorgan-
lied by sea ling thu interest Of the senior
bonds and f,Nnding certain unpaid cou-
mons