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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiouser.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SIXTH, ut TEN
O'CLOCK. will SELL at No. 1872 Frederick street. be-
tween LIST and I'd Streets assortment If Household
furniture.
sel-dts ELISABETH CARR, Administrative.
ZlNHOs. ]. FISHER & co. AnctIonears
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IIOR SALE-TwO VERY FINE NEW GROOM
IL and bath houses on the east side of 18th st., ct
reasonable price. BATES Il WHITMAN. 1407 + st.
n.w aul4-lm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCrAI.
The New York stock Market

The following are the openinS and $500 p m. prices
OF the New York stock Market TO-DAY rs reDorfed hy
special wire 70 II. h Dodge 03o l5lh streeE
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Aucsionecr.

txAOmAS OOWL1N6, Auc0On0cf.
ONE UPRIGHT CHICKERINa PIANoEoRTE
"a EINE INSTRUMENTS ONE REHRfNG g
MIIx pIANo CoyER And Stool: ONE
ON suPERB WALNUT BOOKCASE HAND.
10y GARv ED: ONE LAn0E WALNUT
noOkCASE VERY SUPERIOR WALNUT
HAth STAND sTAND, WITH LA1GE FRt N Z
OR EURN1TUkE OF SUPERIOR WORK
MnAA1sNESH1P; Easy CHA1R& 6EvERAL MIR
HOHS HANDSOME WALNUT NAKBLE-TOP
S SHasA.MpHEK FuRNITgkE IN SUITS AND
SERAkATE PIECES, ONE VERY FINE CAB
iNET FOLDING REDSTEAD. HAIR And
AySK MATTRESSES, DINING-ROON FUR
NlIURE, FINE ASSORTMENT OF CHINA
AND GLAsSWARE REERIG TONS. Cook-
ANS AND HEATING STOVES, &C.
On SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTH, 1885.
q TEN O'CLOCK, within and In mont Of my auction
fooHss snail sell general assortment Of the above
gOodA
Also. ut TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Buegies Carriages, Wagons. 90; Horses and Har-
ness. Se2-2t
EOLEY. AUCT-I WILL SELL. THE BALANCE
~ q Wines aud Liquors. commencing THURSDAY
EVEN1NG 81 SE VEN, aud FRIDAY ut IEN a. M,
u store O1t seventh st NV. All must be closed
without reserve Oe2-2ts
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MARas.ss,

TH0UsANDs have testified 10 the efficacy Of
St jacobs Oil In curing rheumatism.
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SsfsssWvk lanE s SYsI Vsan SAT
ISghEET. lETWEEN TWEiNTy.TITTH Alb
81 rMxkkMST rn sTHEhTs NoRTHMEST.
e AALF.rAsT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Will ii
o. - go - P0hlic eqeeton, N fFent e H.
improves ~ brick house numbered 1857 Vermont
part OF original lot s square ia ffoiting rs 212 feet
on street ana rnnnEa 6aak "a 1sst a inches TO
aiSett T161 r wA0uAMAH. 1ack
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r THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills East Main st.. Richmond. Va
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF THE
VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANYrs PROPERTY
AND ALL ITS FRANCHISES
BY virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned Trus
tees, we Will proceed to sell ct public auctIOh in the
city vi Richmond 1t the dock. OF 1otn street,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK n.
all the Rights Franchises and Property Of said Com
paDy. The property consists Of
FOUR EXCELLENT TUG-BOATs,
to witt
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District Government Affairs.

ODtflct government A00fP1,
TO CLEAR OUT THE WEEDS.
The Commissioners have requested Major
walker 10 have the police report all cases Of
lots overgrOwn with weeds, with the view to
having the weeds removed.
COLLECTIONS DURING AUGUST.
Collector John X. Cooks report Of tax and
othsr receipts Tor the month VI August foOts NJ
to SS7 ,0l2.42.
TO ASSIST THE COLLECTOR,
Il. A. Hall has been appoiuted to assist Col
rector Cook In making up an exhibit OF eli ar
rearages vi taxes due the District, with pay OF
SlOO per month.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Liquor licenses have been granted to Sanford
& Davidson, Canal street soui invest: GEORGE III
Berger, Robert Weber aud Susan McNeill
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!. TUG ARCT1C.-Ensine ~ by ~ inches. adjust
ues. two IL inches And two inches aud sortyeight j.
inch return tubestwo urnaces3 by hall sur
blake) air and circulating pump Korting injector 70
feed 99ss copper connscs.ons woods bull as feet
S1f as sf cram ma Sc
Levy Philadelphia
pressure: boiler feet Inches BY IL feet incbss
double riveted. made in 1854, haa two hues each ~
Two let sS se 1.nf
sS sb Ss 1s.
bunker capacity. IA tons under dsck Fitted with new
governments 70 take thirty passengers Would make
high pressure; boiler II feet 8 Inches BY q feet
and tairty1x sinch return tubes; two furnaces feet
iIshss p feet Hancock nspfsSr T. teed 6oiisr
feet beam, feet DRAFT; coa-bunker capacity. tons
under deck.
TUG OLIVE BRANCH Engine 20 BY 20
inches high pressure, condensnB boiler ~ fcst BY
feet. made in 1879: has two furnaces, each feet
ioas 3cS return sn1 TUBES n II ssd pipes u eopps
wooden bull a6 ieet ong y teet BEAM and feet
San: sss e ara nG1n Sss
has lately broken her shaft but other respects in
The other property consists Of such articles are
for the running squpags Of such boats and
Terms Of SALE Onss third cash, balance in negotiable
notes at three and six months with interest added,
and win eDdorssrs satisfaotosy to the trustseA
For further information address
fs kR4asdKE H. /. G GaHs1ssTFII11s: rrassssA
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"ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAJ
w ROAD CO.

Schedule in effect August l, 1885.
Trains Will leave from and arrive ut h. q station
9Th and u sts. follows:
Leave W ashington $40 q m. daily except Sunday
and 4;45 p M daily, arriving at Round Hill IL a. n
M. and 7:18 pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
Of 6oS =. IN. daily and at $40 D. daily except
day. arriving at W Washington $40 and GAS pm.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1.0OO
mile tickets $40
r. BELL.
auto Superintendent
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Our ~ Ew Books
The Late Mrs. WALL Stockton
Ralf House, Lucy L. Lille.
story OF Music and MuSictauA
Rear Guard of the Revolution, Kirka
The Other Side Eoran.
Glimpses OF Three Coasts Helen Jackson
Aetlys strange story,
Country Banker. George RaA
History Of Education, Painter.
Wonby Waiting, Lyail.
Joseph. the Prime Minister, Taylor
ParGdoxes Max Nordan
The ost Name. Mira Dahlgreen
CONSULAR "Reminiscences, HOrstmAnn.
W. Ii. MORRISON
y2 4S5 PennsylvAnia Ave
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GEORGE l. CHRIsTIAN,l rru.tae.
FRANK w. CAkl6TLANs( As'
J. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO.. Auesioneera
au24eo4t,d4t
PUBLIC sAL t;66I 81 5 S5Sk kthA IN MONT

GOMERY COUNTY.
BY vtrtus Of the power contained In . mort er1h
gsys e tns andersigpeds rscorded among the III
To- lAnss 81 No 2. toio l22 &C.. hs viii SELL ct pub
~ R. se's, " the Pssmisss SATURDAY SEP M-
siltnM nne fArm Ia satd mortgage descrbed contain
~ tse ecses ct land more or Ges beautifully located
0n tne seventh street turnpike about nine miles rom
Mssnington CITY. near Mltchella Cxoss hOeds cue
maae Mom kn0wieat station, on the Metropolitan
The arm q In . good state Of cultivation, has upon
y an ao0noa1ce % wetef. ffuit and timber Tor The
Rofpoeeo g the 1Aem. Il 10 improved ~ 6ne dwell.
Lug aSa fAix Outoulidnzk - located in pleasant
An9 well Buto0 for tbs country piAce OF
any one " Washington dssirine oenvenisat home
In the country.
YhS tefms q sale VIII ~ naads sasy . any one
pscAasns e1oO viii b feaalsed % tho day Of saiA
INC. I. YExfs08E
A0etGnGoe and 9ruatoo
aozo& T0Wson z. O.. baltimore Co., Md.
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TOMORROW.
NCANSON BROS, Aucsionesra
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE
BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALE AND 8IXT
S'fREksTS

TkgsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESIATE ON MARYLAND .AvENuEs
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF 80
tue District OF Columbia passed on the 18th day SM
Jny, A. D. 1855. In cause No. 10000 Eq. Docket FL.
20 pending in said court, wherein John VIM. Lee ID
complainant and James c. Campbell and others are
Will sell ut public auction. Ia front OF the
p emses, on FRIDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEP
IkMkER, A. u. 1856 AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. N.
part OF lot ettered In The subdivision Of original lot
and ntDe-wO 4S2 being the eastern eleven Oil feet
hVe (o inches front OF said lot and extending back
IN parallel lines Of that width 1t right angles with
Maryland avenue to ten foot alley. improved BY =
two-stOry brick dwelling.
Terms of sale, specified by the decree: One-third
OF the purchase money shall be In cash. aud the bal
aIc.. IN equal ms; ailments in and two years. re-
specltey Or which the prOmtSsOry notes or the PR.
chaser must be given, to bear interest from day OF
safe at six per cent and secured by deed Of trust
property sold; or all cash. ct purchasers option A
deposit OF 500 at time of sale Ali conveyancing ut
purchasers cost. If The terms OF sale are not COM
Piled with in seven days from day OF sale the Trustee
the right to resell at risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser alter five days public notice of such re-
sale In some newspaper published in Warrington, u.
C. SAMUEL MADDOX. Trustee,
au24d&dbs 462 Louisiana ave-
vTNHoMAs DowLING Auotionser.
sLo0P NAY. OF TOWN CREEK, ABOUT
OYSTERS, AT AUCTION,
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1885, AT
HALf-PASr TWELVE O'CLOCK, / shall sell the
above described sioop. which Is said to be complete
and can be up The time Of al wharf, foot Of
1lth street.
Terms cash, THOMAS BOWLING.
seldts AuctiOneer.
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WAsn1SeroS C1Rcu1Ar1Ne InsaAnY,
1749 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
New Books and best Periodicals
Fifty Gents Mouth or - YEARLY.
Branch 1922 14th street northwest with same
terms and privileges
jy3 MRS LUCY I. HUNTER
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Name. O. 500, NMne !, 0. ! 8,
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FELL FROM A BUILDIN0.-Cieorxe g. Sher.
work on new building In LIE Oroit PARK this
morning. and had his hip badly injured. BE
was removed 70 his home, on the 0lsnwood
road.
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0oNE WITH THE CAsa.-On the 21st OF last
month the District CON m DESIGNERS Issued 10 III.
]. Ryan, Of Cincinnati, attorney OF the Virginia
State Granite company, Q check for $500.
Treasury on the same day, since when he mas
not been heard OF Desscuvesar now hunting
for him. Ryan LEFT the National hotel tor vhS
DEPOT saying he was going home.
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TIE CHICKENS LEFT THETA PERcHnR I'm
the neighborhood OF 18th aud n streets north
east Tuesday night D gentleman discovered,
ems had left their r0osts, and, very naturally,
thought that chicken thieves were about In
going out 20 examine, md mentioning the fnot,
that AL the roosts In ths nsighborhood ware
bare.
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SIXTY CANDIDArEs have reported at the
naval academy tor the examination for admis-
sion As cadets.
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SMALL STOCK OF SHOES, EMBRACING ALL
KINDS, AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, SLPTEMBER FOURTH, 1873
at TWELVE O'CLOCK within my auction rooms,
shall sell CONSIGNMENT Of shoes, the most OF them
hrst-class goods
Se2-2t T11OS nOWLlNG. AuCE.
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INOk SALE-HOusES IN ALL QUARTERS ,,F
The CITY 100 ncnierous 10 mention here people
oi little, naodsrass Or much houses In blocks
or on beautiful eofherswh broad parking lovely
views. Zoo that about TO purchase please see as
before You decide. BUY and avoid rush later In
The seas.n. HUMPHREY ADAMS. Read Estate
1sokeeA ~ y hw' y8l
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NAVAL ORpERa-Commodore Bancroft Cher.
ardi Will not relieve Commodore Chandler In
command Of the navy yard. New York, until
the 10th Of October. Commodore Chandler will
Sail In the steamer OF October Both from San
frauc1eco TO relieve Admiral Davis In com.
mApd Of tho AsiRiic station
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lyOAL AND WOODBURY., CLEAN COAL. CARE
~ fully selected for family use. al bottom pricsA
3 L. SIMPSON, JR.
au2l-lms GAO pa ave a a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
QUEEN CRY.
sun ot Largo Remedy for IInk.rye
wanted

sun at Lnrgo-A Kennedy for rink.Itye
wanted
Qorrcsp ndonco OF tho Dnzottc
QUEEN Cry, TEX, March SIR. W.
Robertson, travelling representative OF
tbs GAZETTE, was in town last week ia
the interest Of Tm GAZETTE, the news
lest paper In The South.
Mike Clements the assassin of Sum.
mcrhlll, is still at large, with no lmme.
date prospects OF his capture. lie is In the
swamps OF Red River bottom. and It Is
hard Tor the officers to get clew at him.
lie has a brother who has an opiary IN the
bottom, aud Mike IL supposed ~ be-
lodging around IN the cane-breaks OF
that vicinity.
There Is u disease prevailing among the
horsrs below hers which IL Ia many cases
fatal II il called pink-oyc IL
has not reached here ynt II Is
supposed TO have hecu brought into the
country 10y drove uf stock from the
West tha. have had headquarters At At.
lanln, II seems 10 be- contagious, and
great fears are entertained that II viii
spread over the cutlrc country, which.
owing 10 the short crop aud low price OF
cotton, In In no condition To stand an
epidemic OF this Kind ANY person know.
Ing remedy Tor this dlsense would do
the renders OF TnH GAZETTE from Cass
county great favor by having came pub
llshnd IN It's columns
Queen City merchants are in shape 10
do big furnishing business this season,
and are making their time prices TO cor
respond with the low prices OF cotton.
The farmers OF Csss county are In q much
better condition than those of most coun-
ties They are organizing Into alliances
throughout the upper portion and by that
means are able 60 get NIL needed supplies
on time az nominal rates, aud the mer.
chants are made secure OF their money.
The crop OF county candidates Is be.
ginning To bud out, There are not many
men In the town of Linden or 10 that
vicinity who are not Sin The hands OF
their friends
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
TmE SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered ~ yesterday's Gal
weston Hitting,

Decisions Rendered ~ Yesterdays Gal.
weston sltting.
Special to the Gazette.
GALvrsToN, TEX, March . The su'
preme court to-day passed upon the fol.
lowing cases.
A. n, Davis Vs. j. G.. Mitchell from
Fort Bend county, reversed and re-
manded.
S, w. Eason VS. the Sabine & East
Texas railway, from Hardin county, re-
vorsed and remanded.
@ X. Brown, administrator, Va. W A.
Seaman Gu. al, from Trinity county, re-.
vcrscd aud romnndrd.
s, 5 Ashe w. II, Youngest ct al, from
Harris county, reversed aud reminded
The following cases were submitted on
briefs aud oral arguments Tor both
PARTIES
j j FAINT ct al, vs. Thomas Elsberry,
from Harris county.
The Texas Tmnecontlnontal company
vs., william Boyd & Bro, from Harris
county.
In case Of Miller ct al w. the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Ne railway, submitted
TO the supreme court some days ago,
Mossrs Noherg Mills, on examination
Of the case, discovered that they werc
also disqualified to try the cause, and
Gov. Ireland has appointed Hon w.
l. Delany OF Columbus and =. T.. llar-
wood Of Gonzales 20 try the caeG in con-
junction with Justice Stayton. The
court has qualified and the case has been
gubmltted
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rh,.lnlnnn Irnva rnnnd nnl

That contamination and foreign Gle.
ment In the blood, developed by indl.
gcstlOn, Is the cause Of rheumatism. This
settles upon the sensitive sub critaneoua
covering Of tho muscles and lgamenis OF
the joints, causing constant aud shifting
palm. and apgrogating AZ calcarenus,
chalky deposit which produces stiffness
aud distortion Of tho joints. No fnct,
which experience has demonstrated Ia
regard TO IlUstettor's Stomach Btters,
has stronger evidence 10 support than
this, namely, that this medicine OF com.
prchonslye uses checks the formidable
ana airDcous disease, nor is II less posi-
lively establish d that II is preferable 10
the polsons often used TO arrest IL, since
The medicine contains only salulary In.
II isalso signal remedy for
malnrlol levers, constipation, dyspepsia,
kidney and bladder aiments, debility and
other disorders. Sec that you gel the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-10
THE BOY MURDERER.


ho butchers ana Chops Hia Father.
Mo hor' Brother aud slater to Death
Usage MISSION, KANs., March g.-One
Of the most horrible murders ever known
was pcrpetrated yesterday near this
place. Mr.. Mendell, living thirteen miles
northwest OF town, was awakened about
O'Clock IN the morning by scream
He went TO the door and was met by Wi.
Ho Sells the son OF nclqhbor. i w
Sells, The boy cried ont, "Mr. Mendell
man ~ at our house with batcbet ond
has hurt futhcrland mother; | don't know
how badly" Mr. Mondell went with tho
boy, orousing I. Rice, auothcrnGIphhor.
uh tue way. Upon reaching SOlls' house
II most horrible sight met their eyes. In
the bed In the north room lny Whittier.
Wlllic's oldest brother and 6ediellow
ngcd nineteen. His throat was cut and
the entire top OF his head was clIpped on
exposing the brain, and his left eve WINS
hanging upon his check. Passing into
the south and main room, where the liphi
was burning, they stumbled over the prot.
trnto form OF Mr. Sells His head was
crushed and almost severed from III
body, Near by lay Mrs. Sells, a Iady al
ana there was 4 fearful cash In her throat
On the bed IN the soulheast corner Of ,ho
room, lay Ira, Willic's sister. nypd
fourteen years, killed IA tho same
manner as the other three LAiup near
Mr. Sells head was a bloody butcher.
KNIFE, ana on chair hatchnt matted
With hair and blood. The how said he
had been awakened oy somethlng and
looking up saw low, hcayy.set man With
uatk balr, cut close, sthndinu i'm the door
THIS man stepped In and, reaching AVER
While, struck Waiter, who law In M
back OF the bed Willie iumpel ont and
dressed while the man was sNll in ,he
room The man rushed out of one door|
Mhile Willie ran ont OF tho other. The
man started up the road on a RIM Wiiiie
aIter hln. short distance on
was man on horeobact holt
ing another horse, upon which ~
man mounted, and both men rode ~
Willie then went on 10 Mcndel's AttSr
the bodies had been discovered Rlcn tnot
While home with him, where bn slent
houndly IN the morning. The coroneris
Jury was lmpanrled and the rubseouen,
Investigation brought forth much from
the boy suspicion rested upon him anJ
he was put upon the stand. lilo swor,,
that he had not washed bis Ihands sjnco
the murder but an inspection shovel
mat while his hands aud wrists war;
ciean, there war watar.mnfk abovo
Whieh MS iorcarms were deeply lnetus,cd /
WIN blood, which appears to have
spnfted up his sleeves. Around his nnger
NAILS, too, WAS blood Upon remoyln,,
MS pants his drawers were soen Ia ~ /
saturated with splattcred blood and MI
leet were covered with the same snnypine
mud. His feet fitted sll tho bloody too,.
marks The boy stoutly denied beIn, /
thc murderer and maintained a bolI
'front.', The conclusion OF the lnomns,
Was postponed until to-day. The NAV
Nas smnggled Into buggy ~ the nollrr
Iudige cambern and Deputy Sherlff LocLc
md driven 10 Jail In Ene NJ,
lear OF lynching, which appeared iu,nn.
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a Mnrdarn,. conrer.lnn.

SHOALS, Ism, March 0.-The reason
the mob In the Archer case did not carr,
out their projected ynchlng Saturday
night was that John Lynch, ono of tho no.
lorious Archer pung, was expected 10
mike fun confession THIS mct was
communicated to the leaders ui the mob
Lyuch has nav made his promised confess
sioh, and although lbs contents ure strict.
ly guarded by the authorities, Il * nnder.
stood that he tells In detail all the crimes
committed by the gang HIS story of the
murder OF Anderson Bunch says that the
the victim was shocklnply tormented for
eight hours and finally rIddltd with
seventeen bullets. Ills confession viii
convict The entire purty Of murder in the
nrst degree. Lynch promises 10 take the
authorities over the ground whore the
bodies OF the gang's victims are buried,
and thorough Investigation ofthe truth
OF MS statement will be made.
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ALBANY.
Concerted strps Tapen for The IStension
of the Santa 10.
DarYaaunndnos. ~ 80 st.sat,a

Concerted strps Tapen for The IStension
of the SANTA 10.
Correspondence OF tho Gazette
ALBANYi Tx March pa citizens
meeting was held AZ the courthouse
Saturday, the 9Th Inst, Tor the purpose
.of taking the sense OF our people rela.
tive 70 Offering Inducements To
the Gulf, Colorado q Santa Fo
rnad TO come to Albany, when
u extends tho line from Coleman
In tho direction OF ST. Louis. An cxacn.
tive committee was appointed, to.wlt,
y, u. Conrad, A. II Clarke, II. M. Rich.
afdson, George H. Reynolds and Il. K,
MoAnulty, 10 correspond with Baird,
Throekmorton, seymour, Vernon, aud
other towns along the proposed route,
asklng their cooperation. The plan pro.
posed ", that thecltlEens OF the counties
located along the route hold inasE.me
lngs and secure the right Of way and
offer bonus TO secure the extension of
tho road IS soon IA practicable.
delegates 10 be appointed by each
connty, empowered TO meet The oil.
hclals Of the Gulf, Colorado ( santa. IA
at Fort Worth on the L., Of April, pre.
psrcd TO oitcr the riga, OF way and The
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Thn r,rlo.lnn a N1,.,err.

PlrTsBuRu, Pa, March o. The cause
which led to the terrible explosion
of fire damp in tho uniondalc mines,
near Dunbar, Pa, yesterday, has
not yet been determined. Mine .Inspoctor
Davis was il the pit last night, but there
was so much gas that 1t was impossible
TO form any opinion az 10 whore IL gene
rated. The coroner arrived at Dunbar
this morning. aud impanolod Jury, which
adjourned until Thursday, when II is
supposed sufficient evidence VIII be pro-
duced TO decide the cause OF
The disaster. John Cope, Jr., one Of the
Injured, died this morning Ills father
was killed In the explosion yesterday.
While Mrs Cope was at the mine looking
alter her dead husband and Injured son
her infant child died suddenly at her
home. Ot the eleven Others seriously In.
Jntcd, Col. Mann and John Starting viii
probably die TIL mas ovens, pit boss,
N In crticalcunduou, but may recover.
The others are resting easy and will re-
cover, The miners in the Morrcll,
Wheeler Culvin, Atlas and Anchor pts
have been ordered out by the mine Ia.
spcctor until tho mlnos are cleared of tho
dangerous gas.
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amount Of money that their respective
courtl,a will give 20 secure the road.
Our people are thoroughly IN earnest
and. we hink, there will be no trouble
in securing tho cooperation OF our sister
counties ia this enterprise. The route
from Coleman 50 The Territory viii pass
through one nf the most fertile sections
Of Texas. The population N rapidly lu.
crearinn, and the country ID uDd' rgOinRl
an entire change. Farmers are taking
the place Of the old-time cattlcmen, who
are moving their stock 70 The North
western territories. Roller Touring mills
and Implement stores arc working u reyo-
luton IN the occupation Of the people. II
the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa Ne can be ex-
tended this year the population OF The
counties along the line will quadruple,
and enterprise will receive such an In.
petus NJ TO leave no more Of the rich soll
unfcnced