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New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
DIR. rIycEyrS MIDWINrER VACATION.

he KpN. DIT. NUTNIII II. IIIVVIII, IIdNIUT Ut IIIV
Church OF the Covenant Pesbyterianl, has been com
PEELED to take a midwlnter vacation He has gone to
West Indies for rccuperaton, expecting to be absent
month more. Yesterday the former pastor the Rev
Dr. Georse L. PTentiss preached At the close of the
service he SAID that since he had Into the church
he been Informed Of the death OF Professor Alfred
Post, NJ d. and touchingly referred TO his Christian
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Ripgr Vessels and R1iirol0fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

tons closed steady FOR Febuar and for the other
as follows February, 65o9&75; March. 6So9g.e5i
July. 500. 80 August. G7jd6SG. Mid grades steady
Sales 5000 bags Mar cabo and 25O peculs Padang sep
teuiber private terms.
CoTr0N-spOt Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales.
ia bales
The quotations according the classification
re fOlOws:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

26p; Illinois Central. l4is; ST. Paul Common. 95S New
fors Central. 1904 Reading. g3<.
Pans advces quoto Three Roaes 1t 81 fnnnGg
40 centihes for the account.
6;30 m-Paris atvces quote Three Per Cont Reatss
at 81 francs 40 confines and
London at 20 francs IL p confines cheeks
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

The market Tor refined petroleum was steady aJd
fairly the decline of the previous week 7h-
cents in New-YOIk ana 7as cents In Philadelphia
Baltimore
BRADFORD. Penn, Feb. G.-Crude On-National Tran
sit Certificates opened ut s3i4 and closed s2l2
highest price, S3II lowest price, S2l2 Runs, 81 ,4U9
barrols shipments, 73l33 barrels; charters, 40
barrels; cloarancos, 1.GiGOOO barrels.
Oh. CTY. Penn. Fob. G-Cruio Oll-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at S3ls highest price. S3l4
lowest price. s2as and closed S23s. Sales $780,
900 barrels; charters, 4l,7I5 barrels; cearanccs.
3GSl 200 barrels runs barrels; shipments, 73,l3
bstrr
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

held. 60 Gold valre of the legal tender silver
dollar (l12lo grainsl, 1857 cents. - Stocks
dull aud lower. closing weak and unsettled
Copies may be had ut the otIicc or by mail Price
q CENTS
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

The market for mining stocks developed no feat
ure- sales the Consoii latcd stock aud Pc
troeum Exchange amounted To 52.3l7 shares against
53 so shares for the preceding week The only notoe-
able movement was In Consolidated California and Nlr-
gina which rose from 81 % to - 20 - 60 on the
declaration "A DIVIDEND OF 30 cents per suare The
other Comstocks were dull aud ruled easier
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 6, 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08


TIE new month has opened with remarkably heavy
pipe line shipments dciivcrlcs IL hardly likci y
that they will continue at the same rate. Nevertheless
We have good authority for believing that tho tankagc
capacity OF the Atlantic scabOard was largely reduced
November and December. An atteHpt To NIL up tho
tanks wOuld undoubtedly make great Increase In the
delivery oil of the custody OF tho pipo limos Per
haps necessity for Increasing the stocks at the
board may explain the popular impression that tie
great refining Interests opposed to advance IN
crude For the first four days OF February the pipe
average 81 jls barrels the deliveries have amounted
To jO9.9l3 barrels daily average Of SJjJJ barrels,
deliveries 0G,l ,lJD barrels, average OF 2i
O3J barrels day. Ine charters 10 February have
reached 2G7 ,iGG barrels average Of J3,Ji7 bar
Tes daily.
OF the speculation IN national transit certificates last
week little need be written. Duue-s ruled aud prices
were confined within extreme range OF . cents.
There a failing on Of nearly 30 per cent In tho
amount of transactions compared with the preceding
week After slight easing u1 at the outset the market
tended TO improvement under the covering OF shorts,
Iu eject o these purchases did carry prices
he, Ond -i Most OF the time room "pikcrs" had
the speculative game In Their own hands, aud toward
the all Of the gain Of the week was lost, Carrying
rates rose 10 GJ015 ccuts-hgures which usually
considered normal, though the banks will carry
oil good margins at mucn
lower rate OF interest The temper OF
traders Respondent ana In view OF the development
work going IN Washington and Mexican Counties.
Penn. and near Lima, Ohio, few operators believe "a
bull movement 10 sustained. This Is simply record.
ing existing feeling; the market closed easy and dun
rather than decidedly weak.
Inc range OF prices aud the l. al dealings at the Con
sOlidated Exchange for the last two weeks
IN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
ALI stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight.
HARVEY FISK & SONS
% Nassau-st., New-York,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

The movements at the Stock Exchange last week
We're large and important; but the principal features
"err OF Character 70 leave their own impress The
anna "f the reader so that brief review OF the markets
at tls early date Is all that Ia The OF
the speculation was tho coal stocks Delaware, Lacka
wanna ana Westcri vii transactions In 633 shares
rose from 1884, steadily to l3l 3 aud closed with
action Of only 31 at l2S. Delaware and Hudson with
sales ~ 372i3 snnrcs from 902s 969 and ended
at 95le. These movements were all based upon
te proposed REORGANIZATION or Reading property, al
though that event will greatly benefit all the other
thracite companies. It will be remembered
mat even up to tho middle OF
the bad condition of tbs coal trade an of the blood
existing among the nnDagerS. Tile Delaware and Hud-
sons annual report Issued during tho week shows how
little occasion there for the much expressed solicit
pany reported the stock hand December 81 1885,
315GI7 tons, against 1850 tons December 81 1854
comparative stocks of all the companies showed 4 like
prOpOTtOnate decrease. Yet if all the reports
true the trade dcmOraliZcd In January, 1885,
and with SIN ier prospects or recupeTaOn than
I'm the principal coal stocks natural sequence of
the reports or the bad condition of tho trade. Ana in
connection With this 1t be well to remember that
just at this time, according TO the rumors aud reports,
the whole NOrthwestcrn system of railways II about to
engage in bitter While the coal stocks were tile
leaders of the week. the who market improved IN tone
the largo advances made by the coal stocks on
the other hand It is more than probable that
the fear OF sharp reaction In the coal stocks
retarded the improvements elsewhere. At tile
by the ChIcaga reports OF Western railway
wars. caused heavy feeling. and yet the present list
shows good final gains The transactions In stocks
amounted to 2770303 shares against 2203 $50 shares
suloined usual table giving the highest. lowest
and final prices and number Of shares sold for the weef
together with the final prices or week ago, OF forty
three active or representative stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

The Bodie Tunnel Mining Company has levied an as
ses sment Of ID cents pei share.
CLOSING PRICES of BOSTOy STOCKS.
BOsrON Feb. 6. 1886
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

LONDON Feb 6-l230 p Atlantic and Great Westera
Eirst MORTGAGE Trustees Certificates 81 "a Erie, 20s 90
second Ccrsols, sSLi st. Paul Common Soi rehhsS'AN'
% % N me atlantic and Great Western First MORTGAGE
Trustees Certlicates 37 Canadian Paeinc' 0oA' Ers
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08

Good Ordinary. .........6s Low Middling 77s
strict Cool or linnry .7i,s Middhng sss
Futures opened points higher aud closed point lowe
Sales, 80 500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08


Tie Rev d. G. wye of the Canal Street Presbyterian
Church How the words " 1t doth not yet appear
what shall bo" If any one might have complete
knowledge OF spiritual existence, certainly the writer
He the friend OF Jesus. But oven he did at
tempt TO look into the eternal world lie realized how
Ilttlc OF spiritual things known He believed
that God has purpose IN hiding ihe future from His
on learning more aud more about God aud himself
There wonderful possibilities IN the soul. 1t is
powers IL will hnally lie perfectly restored the
original Image This develoDmcnt will go In the next
life. It this thought OF the wonderful possibl.
ities in the soul that made The writer say Il doth not
yet appear what We shall be- Not yet 10 the future
VII appear We shall be holy Ike Christ ln Gods own
which help us 10 comprehend his Thought The mass Of
rusty iron becomes objects OF beautiful ana fantastic
shapes There Is statue OF exquisite opelness In Ire
marble IL doth not appear until the sculptor brings out
his IDEAL The ugly worm at our feet becomes thing OF
beauty, gorgeous IN color ana nOats III the sunbeam III
did at first appear IL doth not appear what the
child the cradle may become There are latent
powers lie grows into man thrilling inc listening
senate and drawing nation after hun or speaks TO ms
iellOwuan OF Goi aud the destiny OF the soul.
II The possibility OF the soul that makes 1t valuable In
the sight Of G0dthc most valuable thing In the uni
verse The full development Of the soul Is not IN this
world Ii is reserved by God for the future lie VINO
reaches perfection IN heaven. The soul into which the
sprtinpants the principle OF new spiritual life Will be-
come more aud more thristlke IL Will put ou tho
spiritual graees IL Will become pure good, holy an-
gelic Indeed angel OF light John did not look for
the full realization OF his hopes In the present lie.
Nei,ber should we. IL doth not yet apPrar what we
through glass darkiy; then face to face We know
tha, when He shall appear we shall be like Him. for
we shall see Him as He is And every man that hath
this hope In Him purieth himself even He is pure
SEVENTY FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF A CHURCH.
The Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal
Church yesterday celebrated its seventyfth snnver
sary The services continued during the whole dag and
constituted as the pastor the Rev. DR.. John E. Cook
New-York tribune., 1886-02-08
EunopEAN FINANCIAL MARX Ers.

Net ~ months sl2sl6 7Ss Sl97sslI5 s95yi5@S9 @
earnings forl2 months OF 1880 under lSSJ 3oa'@o
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6AO FOR g ARNtY"
And 0Iin' too They Worked
Like TrOllns but Didn't
Pull Through.
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Ihr winning DaiL iioI,.
ia the sixth.
the mira DI,iIici Drud.IocLod
Hud the hey Throw Away
pIrunrI ShtINrd.
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make the nomination of judge Euci
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thr l'urmnn mrn objected to fti.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

HI-.r tl.NNAuLt- ro.iruN.
I.uu.. sept The DAny Nrw-
.ate Irr,. Alexander ha, been rhau.
Iuuul nud .e isolated b} agreement
ul IU, ihrrr .mprr-. \othuR could
rN,r,l M. humility of bis letter 60
rhr .tar which Ie uuly rquHllod boy
lhr hrulpIIlN ot Tine Dlur's answer n
'-rwuOrrd rriucc AlrAHndcr'- fathrr
wants lo thruw up hl- honorary CON.
ml--uu 900 20 Russian regiment aud
th, Grruu and Austrian govern
m.ut- ARE tryluL tu dlH-uadr him
from doing -p, AH such n course viii
br n great uilrnHr to the cEHT.
Itc standard ,ANH Prince AleTDu-
drr hn- committed a .criou- blnndcr,
uuI IhruuIt unworthy act with which
Uc ran ur rrpI0erhod l- carrying the
comedy ot rourtlt discrimination too
mr. to- prot,ud ths car did not Ap-
prove at his deposition. England
up- done her best lp promote peace
Zoo rur Balkans. n she waits, Austria
OF lrrmHny Will either suffer grave
injury pr make hoRyy Acritlces They
may yrt ur The ip} they abandoned
A.e.puurr lo curry favor with the
tllr'
ruuDe N,rNaulrr has promised
hlna Milan tY -cudu diplomats agent
to ~rryw CpU Nurkourun il treat
ing with phr rebel officers for their
-uOmi--lYu aud negotiations wal
probably boz -ucrr-sim. II i- stated
THAT Russia has interviewed for the
lives ui thc DouspiraDOr- and Prime.
AhnHndcr uH, decided to bee icnirnI
toward them
An attempt was luGdc 10 wreck The
train conveying Prince Alexander /,
soHa.Whep near rhilIIppopolis the en-
gluo,r discovered all obstruction co.
The lrsck aud brought the Train to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

NV loEh. ~ppLa lho Time for
receiving bondhOlder's signatures to
the Houston N Texas Central agree
mcnt expired "Wednesday but no steps
have yet been taken by the southern
Pacific people TO extend the time, ex-
crpt dirpctlngs memorandum to DO
reported ofall parties who dosire to
sign lhc agreement signatures so
hr amount 10 about 81 900 900. One
Of the principal bonholders had con.
ference with Mr.. Huntington yester-
day with u view to having the time
extended on account of a majority of
oondholdcrs being away during the
summer aud although no action has
vet been taken, probably this will he
done.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04

'inni7iill II Wn- found that i've
sleeper hnd bcou placed acru,. the
thil7 Iriurc Alexander, when IA.
i"tm"d "t th" attempt upon his life.
showed mo- -igu oi tear maintaining A
calm dcWcHnur. \ conflict uriyrru
lhc rcNuiutioui-ts nni follower. nf
Prince Alexander i- frarrd NJ ~od,.
r>"li-u rottric,.
loNu'N, sept rhr univ Nrw.
hopes nitcd lrrlands in.inuntinn
thnt speaker Peel is gaggnp the lnr.
u'llilr- hN an arrangement with Lord
lNudulph Churchill is not the view of
hr whole lr-h parliament. The
. N"W7 believes the speaker lin
,hur'hllI hlm-rii moro Troublesome
'hHn the l'Hruc'lito-. aud hopes the
after viii assist rather than ammo,
lhr 'p'ob"r in his nrdunu- duties.
ute,u~-tNu ovEr EARuuytAKr,.
LoNnuN. sept 3 Attn meeting of
ihc British Association yr,terdn,
prior tu 'hr opening pf business thrrs
was good dcal of tcuuycrsatiou shout
the earthquake IN America lnuuir.
ing spirits triOd to draw out priuri.
pu Dawson ~ 10 whether events had
mndihrd hi. opinion oh the earth.
quake.
Count Won llntlicidt. the German
ambassador. mad nu interview to-day
Win Lord lddlcslcigh. srcrctary Of
Foreign affairs Active rummuuira.
nous are passing between the power.
relative g." III" rrsturnliur ~ Prince
Alexander to the Bulgarian throne.
WuN niorLp W. ,lr utrM,
Hamilton. Gr-t lord oi admiralty. ~.
pN ing tu iut"rrugniurlrs IN the house
Ul common. this afternoon. denied
TINT any agent ot tho l'uitcd states
had access, thtuugh the Utm Ut Sir
Wa. Armdrung n Co. tu dr4igns tot
up,Hl yrssr'r uuN under confidential
consolidation b, the British govern
mrut
1ut 'uurtUA SrNEtNu NArirs.
luNuuN. 0rpt % \ violent aut.
hrrHk OF chulors il reported nj Terra
del NnnunfiHia. nonr Nnplr.. .in cun-e.
Iururu Of which religious fr.tl,al.
have been prumnltcd hy the anthuri-
ttr.
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Ihs Ileso, staple NHHII, Improved
iH'0uditiUn

\lDK-ErrY Miss. sept 3. From a
number Of p.Autrr- from all section.
Of the country surrouudiug and aI
jacoul TO this city who have boon u-
ieryicwrd during the past Two dHy-.
the most latlcrlnH reports are ob-
taincd in regard to thc crop prospects,
Two months since the prO.prols were
very discouraRing aud many planters
were Oh the very verge VI sbrulou.
lus their cotton crops mouth slu.t
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= UrutnI Itu-rpUd DrtNr. itis wttr
I'"" ItuU', httt. u-r Hnd
iIltustlt

lNouN.uu. Mo-, -rpt The ritl.
l.u- ut thr place wore startled Tues
int murmun h the report TINT
LlwDll, luIur' WV'rD,'r.20hiEt
hpd hot and INSTANTLY killed his wife
amt bpd mku hi.uwn life. Early this
morning hc ,nwc Co town riding
upnu ID mule aud bringing with him
10 ploW. NhI,h ho lett nt - blacksmith
shop tu hr .hErp Hu'd, requesting the
Nuuhmup lu .ll thc lub "a - few min
utu.. u- hc dr.irrd tu return nj un'r
Zoo hiH farm tu begin pluwiuR lie
then rode Goo hI, tuu7 rrsIdrnrr ON
Nuu turi 100 tins oty where hi7
wife Ind hrou stopping Tor two weeks
huN ug hrW Driven from h,uc hl hir
Iutulrinhl, tr,imcut uud brutal CON
duet After Mlchmp ms mulr bee
l.ru. trl Ht the lrpnt door ut the rest
dru.. lli- dnurhtrr-,u law. Mrt
llcur lhhr. uu- wrrrd the hril, where
upon hc rc Jrrtcd her 4" 'nll hir wiir
lu uthr truuI Iip"r pun her appear
unrr hc u-l3'i her II -hr would rrturn
hpmr Hui' uyr with him again, and
upon receiving IL negative reply hr
became ruhgod and drawing &c
Vu'yrT remarked II su
WIlI not 20 ono way
you wil 20 another au,i
urrd. tho bnl taking rnrrt IN hrr
hn,b -Drrnuiug ia hrr agony upon
the Npur lhc unfortunate woman rr
.rhrI two mrrr death shots from
thr mud,rnu, weapon 0rolug that
10, bnd accomplished hl, rrrund, hr
rhcu omn'i lhr two romalnInp
.hnmurr- into h0- own hrcH,t, one
shot pn-uuy through tho heart aud
producing instant irnth. The de-
Dn 600. mrpute leave tcyrrn children
and meu, urINiN,. 900 lhis vicinity
wlu M. widely and lHvornhlN known
lhr couple mi mot lived happily t"
.rthrr lul several yeats, upon free
Yurut u,,Y.Iou4tlr wilr having brrI
dryru from nome hs tlr lnhumhr
rouIur' pud murl.rnu threats ol hci
husmud
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ed up the DELAYED worb and r..,,r.,.
service
IARIuot.,l,. .t>,,ttt,t,>t.
GtEMAN Con. ~rrt y 'rv.
heavy shocks a. carthguvLr t.ll,.,
my ga, b other ia rst,iI .n.,...,',.
wrrc felt nrtcm At midu,yb, b.tnr.,.
lhursla, and FRIDAY
rur rArtn nl.r~t>,
ArousIA.oN. sept. 4 .r,,...
tu the Chronicle from B,nu.nrt .a
tLrt near the Cou-.V mime. tl.r.. ..
. crack in the earth Zoo t,. .ri
Wide NJ the ton. and up vi
Helena Island ut the beaufort ....t
,yvpral large upenIue- h.,r rb.rn.n.l
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during the forenoon in the att no. I.
TO fore thrt,-Iu,h tube into % .....
Iuch hole. 10 broke loose, wore n...,
sufficient ,Inrc out-iIc the Whu. .
allow the water to boil Ou ai.uuI
The tuhu" Al thv surface At .u.
down FRIDAY % stream of Wgtrru ..
80 diameter was pouring out A. e
5" the vttN authorities were ppprlh
toto take control Aud give rrIIri truu
lhe impcuding danger Altctdt
many lots aud huu-r- were moro 900
less Hooded AZ" iu the rvru.ua
= gang ut mru were sat al
work, the We,ur aud rDuu.I
personally experimenting th,m ute
~ ncari, morning All cvpriimt
that could bee put iu practice were
tried. but the water ,ould not bp yuu.
trullcd Saturday morning luycm
Palmer proposed that - fifteen ,ueh
tubing could hr driven down Co. the
bIue clay believed to hc about um
feet ant b, thu. conduug the Nua
to a common ccutrc tho outside NuW
could hc -tupprd aud then the one 900
ihc tubing controlled.
II is impossible At this umr tu g..
timatc the damage lhc south yr.
of the town Is Hooded. nui cellar. arr
ililcd with Wbtct lu dHN thcrrWtrr
nt least -u,uuu people ,isiiluE tiu place.
,ud ne relief lA. Sect been found. tu.
Gulc ha, increased to the SIZE ui o.
barrel aud thr water p huhniul 10.
,umc four feet above the -utnrr
throw iug uui immense uunutiiiy- uI
4
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We have reduced the price of ROYAL
Patent Flour to Sl75 per sack. and
~ 90 per barrel. Phu. the best four
IN the world 10 placed within the
reach OF even the poorest man.
MARSHALL & HFAkD,
sole agents IVr Waco.
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eAIrnNok ru ri,fN

PttlNhiuW Srpt 3 lhe steam
rr Wi-con-in. which lcl' Ncw YORK
August - has arrived hare. Me.,rs
o.Brlcn, lt"imuud aud pcay. tho
drlrgHtcs tu the lfi-h convention al
chicago. Wh" wcIc among her pAssen-
gus, landed hnd proceeded tn Dub-
i'm
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quake was tclt all nlong the southern
Atlantic coast Il was not followed
hN ANY damage -u mt n. ,m b,
learned, hui WAs strong enough T.,
cause stampede ol telegraph opera
tors from the in. rum,nt- in Dhsrlo.
ton. Augusta Columbia, aud pcrbnp
other places. They soon returned
however aud resumed business
Tho shake was iclt from IacLsun,nl,
to Washlugton # was clearl, per
ccptibic In Washington. hut not -o
strongly as on ruc-ia> night.
AfrEn nEEAHuQr ,hL
NtW NuNn sept 'lhc following
ha- just been received by the Western
nlou Telegraph Dpmpan, from
CArlc-tou
so one at the Mills House was in.
iurcd. All the gu -t- aud other uc.
cupauts are safe. but tins difficult 10
mud them. they hclug mmped iu the
streets. The people have apparently
thrown oil their irar aud gone tu
worn clearing up the debris aud re-.
moving dangerous walls. The city
shows q scene OF great activity
"lhrre le no special change ,u the
situation, but there were onlN shock,
aud very light ones during last night.
ihrIe WAS h'lir more confidence
,"H" 'r',I''"H '"' 'H'hpnIugll ar.
l,'',S III we ne" 'p"I'r- h"d "llrr- "i
a,t iup,' "i,'i y, n .tri.kcuri
lcn. ufth,rIr-.,u
ann u,,.t .uro.n, n,,.,l. n,,, ,- t,,.
t,. ear, rcp,lr of iniurrd bvilIirg.
tn pIrLr irm LubiiuI,lr Ligb
viun and L,uy, rains ,y,uII hri,,,,
many -L,,tt,rrd I,uIlItug- IA u@
,,rnnnI and iuiur, IuuIr.t. ,i r..i.
.i.,,r.- wbi,i, Ir,yr Jrt,,liv, rn,t.
/. .,y,ulI h,. of yr,,u -rryi,rif corn.
.nr ,nyrrniuruf ,,,g,u,..r. r,rIJ l.,
,rnt nor, at nurr A. examine hnu.es
and otner huildiug, and determine
which of then, ,,u br orrupird or al.
lnvyod ia stand lnr,l.rrl,itrrt, Lnyr
ihrir h,,uJ- ,unrr il,au b,u
"Thr nrr.idrut hl- authorized th,
-.rrpturr ut ,,,u.tn .ruI hrr,.. 81 hum
decd trrts l,ut mnr, ,,r, rrndrJ fl
IN r.rnrtri lhrr, ',,n. A .,y,rr .L,,L
At S,immrrylllr tbis morning. bnt tbr
rruort i4 NOT uoty,tuuthcnticntrd Many
rcprrsrntatiyr- of leading iourn,Ls
are here io write md and rlotogrnph
the rity"
Vbr situation /, ,tiI d,pIorahle.
RuJrl, impruyI-ri Tent. con .irurtrd
pripclpnllv Of bed rlothug. arc to be
sern ...,yr, where Er, urr,nu- have.
a. vet .lcpt indoors. and houses are
dr-. 'Iholl-,ni. .I.rt with uotl,-
inc nm IN. canon, ut heaven nbn,.
tLr,u Attrr IA, prrl, auu .uu,,rrs
we're nllnd last msbt the iuhnGlltnt,
,u,rruJ.d oyrrrn,t- b,d. uullt, ctc
nom fence. over thc -.d,wIk- and
Inn. pn.-cI ,hr night. Nnu, rn,o,rd
rrno., under omen umhr.l,- thr
handle. of which were -ui,. In the
yrotud while thr morp nri.inrrauc
nrnuIr CANNED u their own wards.
'rbr blt.k rrnpI, "a, mo, ,,il.uot re.
tu,u hnur, mini ,,t lc,,-t another ui,ht
I,., ua..cI and rl,.., u,,t Do. aeon t,,k
me rntlcr and r,lIpy dr, urnnd ON
I,c who'll. h,Ary,' . ma. b, sand
,lp,t cout'lrn.r b.. rrtirtiiuy and
-nonli ,rrr. .u,i l, .r.a.i,Ityiinu ni
,n. r,r,hu,,skr Cip,r.,-r,u .vI.l tr .u
t'.r. .u.n,L hu-tI,. ,t n,.ii,,.-- .,,,tbiu 4.
Mann.
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mn tn ihi- writiug 10 r,Iir,. tho. a.,
~ a.. a,,rr.rar,r nt J.-,I,tinu 4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-04
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