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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10
ACHING MUSCLES

Relieved in one minute by that new. original,
elegant and tnfhliblC autidOte to pain aud In.
Illumination, the CutiCurA Antt-Patn Plaster. No
achC or pain, or hruise or strain, or cough or
cold, muscular weakness but Yields to its
speedy, HlI-pOwcrful and never falling, pain
ale waiting properties. At druggists. &c tivc
for sLur or Of POTTER DRuG AND CHEM. Co, Bos-
TON. julyl W saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10
Long Time to Walt.

from the ieAhs Siittngs.
child-Grandpa, how old are you Grand
pal am 81 years old, my little dear. Child
Ihen you was born so years before l was.
Grandpa-f es, my little girl. Child-Law,
what long time you had TO wait tor me.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10
some Irish Bulls.

From the Texas Sittings.
Irs dridiul tonne that have been sew.
ing buttons on me own clothes. II l was
only married man, I'd ask me wolfe never
TO allow our son to grow up an ould batch
eler like his father.n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10

Prisoner-He said he didn't believe in the
eight'hour system, your honor, and SO l
struck him.
Magistrate-You want eight hours, do youq
Prisoner-Yes, your honor.
Magistrate-l can do better than that for
you. I'll give you ninety days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10

From the Christian Union.
This is the whole of righteousness-to be
unselfsh, to obey reason, and to love beauty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10
WATCHES.
WATCHEs, CLOCKS, &c.
WATCuEs. CLonKs. So.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, sc.
SPECIALSALE OF GOLD-FILLED CASES
(BOss's Manufacture), hunting or open-cased
watch, niekle works. lb jewels. stem winding
and setting uimited number) at 5000.
Also rs in silyored hunting cases, same works,
at o.. each
Great bargains In Lancaster Watches. All the
best Elgins and others. Correct time daily by
telegraph only place in city. Best watch and
jewelry repairing l.. WEBER,
No l59h North Queen Street.
As- spectacles and Eye Glasses. Optical
Goods.
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Catarrhal Dangers.

TTNulNG, scaly, Pimply and Oiy Skin be
l1Ou tiled 10y CUriCUEA SOAR.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-10

gentleman who was born in Bogota and
has lived good deal in China, tells me that
wherever he goes he finds the black berry.
1t precedes civilization and is always the
same old familiar, useful, toothsome, sub
stantial fruit He has picked it from the bush
in the Andes and bought it from hawkers in
the streets of Pekin. But the raspberry fol-
lows civilization. SINDBAD,
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The above Insurance Company, has established a
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Agents. authorized take risks against the dangers
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IN Insurance Company of Boston, Mass

I'M oRPoRATED 1895.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02

special 10 TIC easetio.

special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tx, March ~ The case
ot Miller 81 VI. vs. the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa 10 Railway Company, on appeal to
the uprcmccourtfrom Galveston county,
was to-day submitted for trial before a
special supreme court, composed Of
Justice Stsyton, ". y. Klc.
berg and A, n. Mills. Justices
Willie aud Robertson being dsquali.
He'd from sitting In this case, the governor
commissions Messrs. Klcberg and
Mills, two well known Galveston attor.
neYs, 10 sit IN their stead. The case Is
Of special Interest to the citizens Of
Washington county aud other counties
along the line OF the Santa Re road, as Il
Involves the question of the payment Of
subscriptions made TO that road az DO.
nus NJ the time OF It's projection. This
particular suit was brought against Nil.
lor and other citizens Of Brennan, but
large number Of similar suits and claims
will be equally affccted by the decision,
seven OF which are against citizens OF
Tarrant county
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
ON WALL STREET.
Increased Business IN stocks Losses
In Excess Of tiains Sales OF
Railway Bonds.
The Missouri n Arkansas Division of the
Texas A NJ, Lomi- Sold wheat
at an Advance
rrNAs ltAIl.MAY nnNn.

ihNNH iNhiish ~ iNfNlfN.
special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, March / The sale Of
railway bonds to-day comprised 0000
Texas & New Orleans, Sabine division
eN-coupons al 1885 10000 Gulf, Colo.
RADIO & Santa Fc 2's al 97l $4,000 ditto
u, 97ls 1000 Missouri, Kansas s Texas
general 6's at ~; b00n Missouri, Kansas
& Texas coupon ~ az llll; 5000 ditto al
III; 1000 ditto at ma; 1000 Texas &
Pacific incomes at 800 1000 Missouri
Pacific coupons Al ~; 10000 MorMp's
Louisiana & Texas d's at l0g; 10000
Gulf, Colorado 6 Santa fc rs at f2l,
5000 ditto at l26; 1000 Gulf Colorado &
Santa Fe 2's ut "a, 2000 Houston Texas
Central 2's at sai 5000 Kansas 4 Texas rs
az llli, 5000 Fort Worth & Denver CITY
rs at S91 10000 Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa
fe gold G's ut 9Ga 20, 900 ditto at OIL TO-.
GOO Texas & Pacific y, Rio Grando III,
vision coupons Off at %,
on dun NJ q decline aud closed nc isA,
Wheat was slightly higher than Satur-
day,
Cotton was ono point lover,
The Missouri and Arkansas division of
the Texas * 81 LOUIS railway has been
sold TO II. J. Smith for the boudh1lders
for ~, i0l 900. q. III, Tcnbrook OF New
York offered VI, 100, 900.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS ANp hoNDs.
NRw YORK, March Government
bonds active and strong.
Railroad bonds dull, but strong
Although The total stock transactions
foot up 10000 shares more than Saturday,
in every respect the two days markets
are very similar There Is no He To
trading. There y no apparent dispUsi-
tlun either 60 sell or buy, Fluctuations
were generally within range " per
cent, and tliccloslng prices show changes
of only small fractions The losses were
slightly IN the minority, biii
they generally are from ~ A
1 Northwestern, however, Is down and
Western Union s. Nearly 80 per cent. 81
4 the days business was IN Lack0wanna
| ST. Pau aud Lake Shore. There wcr,
good many operators who wcre disposed
10 await the meoilug of the trunk lin,
! officials al Commissioner Kinks Office 10
morrow 10 discover whether The irnni
lines viii maintain schedule raies ii th'
4 face Of the pressure That il being brought
10 bear 20 induce them to GQ.op0ra,,
with their western and Continental son
| nTcliOns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
re.as colleclor su.tnLnea.

WASHINGTON, March The treasury
department has sustained the action of
the collector OF customs at Corpus
Christi, Tex, In assessing duty at the
rate OF 10 cents per pound on certain
wool imported AT Laredo and classified
AZ wool OF Glass l, costing under 30
cents per pound.
The importer appealed for decision
He claimed that the wool In question Is
carpet wool or wool Of the third class,
valued al less than II cents per pound
and dutlablc al the rate OF "a cents per
pound. An examination OF the wool
showed IL 10 be composed OF a very poor
quality OF Mexican wool, mixed with the
ilrst class or Merlno wool, the proportion
Of Mcrino wool being "a per cent that
while the presence ~ wool Of the first
class renders the Importation liable TO
the duty assessed IL Is believed to be
unjust TO assess that rate ON such poor
material. The department decides that
the wool In It's present mixed condition Is
liable to duty al the rate assessed, hut
authorizes the collector to have importa.
lions OF this character sorted for the pur-
poses of correct classification, and 70 as.
sess the duty on the respective quantities
OF wool OF the several classes, which
course may be followed IN the present
case, provided the merchandise remains
| In the custody OF the collie ctor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
STATE AFFAIRS.
Templa'on's Ruiing-Irciand "a the Govern
Dient AZ wnshington--Ln Lind Heard
SnocinI 10 tho Gagette.

Iemple'Ou'A hultng--tFcihHN 10 toNsIh-
Dient AT LRnd Hoard.
Special TO tho Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March - Attorney Gen
eral TempIeton to-day In the matter OF
the Increase of value OF the Missouri Pa
clio made by the board Of equalization OF
McLcnunn county, advised the comptr0l-
Ter that nasmuch as the agent OF the
company rendering the property was
not notified In writing az required by
law of the contemplated action OF the
board, Notwithstanding he was given mo-
tlce, the taxes could not be collected on
the amount OF the Increase made by the
board.
Complaint having hnen made by the
Mexican government relative TO the XIII
Ing of Mexican and wonnding OF tive
others near Rio Bravo lei Nortc on The
Texas side some time in De.
cember, by force Of illtceu
or twenty men, IL was referred To
the Washington authorities, who lnrnet
IL over to GOV. ireland Tor Investigation
To-day he forwarded papers showing tina
the men were officers and The Mexican
were fugltivcs from instice who were re
slstlng arrest
The land board will not meet UNI
Wednesday, when II Is expected there i
going TO be trouble over the recent leas'
OF land to Peacock Bros by the nnlrcrsit!
rcncnts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
CONCESSIONS OFFERED.
The onicIaIs OF the Southern Pacihe Try
ing To End the strike

Special 20 the Oasltl0. ,,,
striking brakemcn Oh the southern iael.
dc arc sill ont aud are urgent IN Their
demands. The result 81 inc slfiko y
that nbout $50 cars OF through Tune
freight are lying IN ihc yard mere a9u
large amount of large aud slnall sup
menis tied up between mere hna oaliuci-
son. Consequence upon ms ph'ehnuo
orders came 10 reduce asmucli ~ .l'9ssi,
bic all expenses, aud AZ scSeral rpgines
are cold nlnnhrr % rnlPlVSrN
in The shops were iellporalIly
removed from work this MORNING pohu'
Ing the resumption OF frame Ihls CAV
rise To the rnmor ihal u STRIKE my ~,
CURED IN the shops, when Was nov Wv
case. For several DAYS past ~ lslon
Snnprintendent W c. Nanyleck has been
al Del Rio trying 70 ADJUST IhatlsIs'
NIessrs T. @. Thompson, neh'lgl pau,
nacr Krnltschnti, and Mr. lioshlns u'lNS |,
also been over the line between hern hu',
IN paso. In response 10 inc utnlu''ue "
the striking brakemcn me COMPANY p,u
poscd 60 pay SlB25 Tor cheh fpunr t'lpi
ana guaranteed tye trims per lhVntn' ,n
addition they offered " pay ~ 'Np.s
nm hnnr for all delays such or
occur from WRECKS i"t"in~ ~. XXX.
liar causes. Some other cou.'sSiUn, ~,
said TO have been oherrl, anu ma'.e,.
reached such point mat AiF' W, ~ az
and the committee cplae ~ iInl Il, ~
ana With other interested paiu'~ INV !
conference with closed uovls ~,
suited IN no definite nni,islhhnmE' a.
matters took sieli shape uiat
| lieyed thai GOODNESS aud spoa luus."Na,
I on both sides win secure an M 1850 ~,
Of All pending difficulties ID .pe &
twenty four hours. To secure VIZ XXX
Air. yanylerk left this evening" ~
no 10 do an possible % conrlliA'' 'Ni,N
ing differences
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
A po.lma.ler rnaer Arre.l.
speclal 10 tho Gazette,

CoRstcANA, TEX, March h.. Post
master A, Zadeck was arrested this even
Ing by Deputy United States Marshal i.
w Rcicord, and will be taken TO Dallas
tonight 60 answer before the federal
court 10 the charge OF unlawfully deliver
ing and OBTAINING the mall, The charge
grew out Of q promiscuons distribution
by the postmaster and assistants OF the
speech of Congressman Il. q. Mills on the
silver question, they having been given
out Of the Office IN large numbers TO any
one who would take them, without re
gard to the address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02

special to The Gazette.

SpeeIal % The GAtette,
wnIlEsBoRo, Tx, March T. Your
correspondent saw letter to-day written
Inv prominent man IN Pulaski station,
va, 10 Or. w, H. Trolllnger Of this
place. The writer stated that he had
sold out his property there, with view
OF moving TO Fort Worth, Tex, but owing
10 so many reports Of smallpox existing
there, be had abandoned that intention.
lie expects, however, to come TO Texas,
and establish stcck.iarm q, some other
point
We have had dine rains, and farmers
are cheerful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
PILOT Polnt


special 70 the IhAotte'
prLor roiST, TEX, March l.~-Gol w
W. Ross, who has been spending HE WIN
Ter In Georgia and Florida, returned ms
Morning,
Hon. Emory Smith, one Of Depton's
prominent attorneys, was IN he cry TO-
day
Postmaster pondrom received instrur-
tIons this morning 10 make up q through
pouch for the sonth-bound train lhat
passes here al 5;48 p. N. for oil points
west OF Fort Worth This gives lbiA city
mall facilities with West aud Northwest
Texas sixteen hours earlier than hereto
fore. The change VIII be highly nprre'
claiad by The business public.
Cepi. I,hea OF Rbea's Mills aud Cart.
Simmons of Salina, All Of collin county,
we're doing HE city to-day
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
men OFFICIALS

who wiz nspres.nt Thsir Roads NJ the
New orleans Meeting,
special 10 tne Gaaelte,
IousToN, Tx, March Tomorrow
the most important meeting 81 the Texas
Traffic association rSer held Will convene
at New orleans. owing 20 lts impDf,
lance the following members Of the rNcr,
utiye committee are expected 10 % pres
ent representing the following llner
II. NJ lloxio, Missouri paciiicj ., q.
MURRAY viii probably represent theT'Nns
4 pacldcs " - Robinson, 1eHas 81.
Louis w. NDyder, Cult Colorado &
santa Fcj &. Dillingham;, Houston 8
Texas Central, aud e.. iluiehlspn the
Southern Pacific.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
Mexican visitors,

SAN ANTONIO, Tx March Gen
julio Mario Coryantes, hls two sons
and Capt. Enrquc A. Mnnos and ismnel
Percy OF the Mexican army arrived here
to-day from Saltlllo, Mexico, and arc
the guests Of Gen. ID. = Stanley, the Dc.
partmcnt commander The party were
given Il military reception Tonight at
Stanlcy's residence, aud viii be dined
aud wined In the morning by the San an
tonic club. Coryantes until recently has
been military governor Of the state Of
Coahulla, Mexico, but having been ~.
lieyed by Cora Galan, constitutional
governor, the general Is now enrontc TO
the CITY OF Mexico via NJ Paso. HIS two
sons, Julio and Leopold viii Visit New
York via ST, Louis before returning 10
Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
gvalRS OF STATE.
| n.aos Committee WIN Give
~ y,,uiers Hearing Sem
ais stui Fighting
A., minority Report OF the
= ,.s,,,ary commi,tee on the
pastin case.


- points tfoh' ~
| n 10 Gazette. ~. .o,,.,.
y Ton, March 1.-THE senate
slr. y large part OF the present
Rso's, ,sseasslon Of Ia relations to
pas The educational biil, the
I'ls .an territory and bankruptcy
is .g.y,s IN Inc house IS the same as
~. and means committee nave
ssi r near cotton producers and
~ ~ ,v,,crested in cotton industries
u' ,,s,ns has returned from New
:, . s'sh he went to superintend the
~ bids for certain Indian sup
..hlle debt decreases Tor FeDrn'
Ky pas Ne sbout o., 100000.
W, Texas editors arrived here TO-
s ~, cincinnati, where they had been
lIo ua. N, Al the convention.
,' va Judge W. y, Plemons, Temple
| ny
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
WHO " thc Lady


spcclhl % the GafotIe'
GALVESTON, Tx, March The town
gosslps for the past two or three days
have been discussing the mysterious dc.
parLure Of Il young stcnogrupher named
Hines, who borrowed considerable money
before departing, aud who, II is charged,
also took with him d respectable young
lady Some reports say Hines
II already married, while Others deny this.
For a couple OF years Hines had held o
confidential position in The oillcc OF the
leading law llrm OF the city, and several
of his most anxious creditors are among
the legal fraternity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
Thought He would spite HIs rather.
Special 10 the Gazette.

ATHENS, TEX, March La thirteen.
yrar.old son Of James Frazier, who lives
six miles north OF Athens, committed
suicide this morning by placing the muE-
zIe OF a gun in his mouth and firing 1t
with the ramrod. No cause IL known
except some displeasurc that had arisen
between him and his father, Mr.. Frazier
is q good citizen, and everyone Joins him
In his SORROWS,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-02
some IIeeAiess ,inapcler..

Special 10 the Gazette.
III pAso, Tx, March cur county
commissioners court aas been doing
some expensive road aud bridge bHildlug
the PAST few months, the fund to pay
which, being about $4,000. u created
by u tax Of u cents ou ihe sl00. Tho
commissioners have already issued war.
rants which aggregate S?i, 900, aud a por.
tion OF these are Issued on The special
fund set apart exclusively for The pay.
mcni Of the coupons on the court house
bonds, maturing Ia April. They have
used special funds voted as such by the
people, for purposes other than arS war.
tantad by law, and have displayed som,
reckless inancccrlng, which, Y persisted
10, Will bankrupt The county In few
weeks The county treasurer has oallct
halt, and the people are being stlrrct
up by the revelations which are made to
day