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New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE VIEW Gr4y1 MoyrufNr ASsocrA1IoN

4 mrcting Oi The GrInt MOnumtnt AssOcla-
ton was held yesterday. Among those present we're \.
f. Cornell. Sdn onion :. L. VI. Barlow, Charles II.
VAN tofnvIu. Vanderbilt. j. FicrpOnt Morgan. Mayor
GIdcc Mayor Whtuev, OF Eronktyu. Oliver lloYt Cor
urlu. y Bliss, A. l. Sanger Cornelius % tr }, Henry
/. Bcckmui, William Iumuis. j. }. tdt.riy, ". H.
Wlcknau aud Richard T. GTccurr. Mayor Grtcs was
elected temporary chairman. and Mr Gfecncr icupor-
ary secretary. la forming prgmaueu organization
there were vrra candidates for president chester A
Arthur. who assent from the mcstins on account
of l urth was clrciei Mr. Grecnrr was ei"ciel src-
rrtry and j. PirrpOnt Morgan treasurer M"-7r- Bar
low Cornell, vail Bliss and sanger werc appointed q
committee up the BY laws; and Mrs'rs S'ugcr
Jones and Grrcner were appointed 10 make lurp'rt-
ou for The prouor Observance OF General Grants BIRTH
day. Tho funds of the old association were formally
Transferred to the new body
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
wuAr GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sale of Morgan siverware, 2:30, and books p m
American Art Galleries. - - ,,,, ,-o 90
Young Mems Il .puncan Club house'warmihg' NO o.
Weat TWeuty-eighth-st. n. IN.
R.dforJ Farmers cub Bedford station, noon.
Roari of Trade aud Trans pOrtatton. r. ID. - -
Scha-fer VignauX billiard match, CoslnOpOhtau man,
p. H. ,>,.-.,..,. oro,ir,
Edward Jones's suit against the CITY, supreme Cuut''
Anueduct Fire aud Dock Commissioners lnetlnG,'
College OF Dentistry Commencement, ChIckerlhS hl
y. 81 - o, -, S.,o,,r-sivt tb.
ST.. y. III. -, ,,......,,. mace --,oatir,
Music Hall. BROOKLYN, y. ~. - ~, =,
Taminany Hall Pdrnell Committee, laihihahy man. .
n IN
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

The Municipal Council OF the lIlSh National
League met las rvculng Justice kellys court-room
and FOurh-aYc., NJ ID GdldSher pre-
i,, Forty-t yo dcle.a,es representing the TIereHt
civ branches were present J. J. O'0hhtghncs-y OF
Hrauch No 20. handed n&JO. Branch No l39 gave
sl55 ana James Mhrphy Of Branch No 10 StId he
rKpccted to be- able To rohlZc 300 from rue mass
n,irlinr 10 ba held SUNDAY at no 100 Last lghty
si1tnst Niinm r. CLARKE. OF the seventh ward branch
gave $50 Treasurer Kennedy ana SAID tAls amount
would ne doubcd bY next meeting
The following subscriptions were received yesterday
at the Office OF the Irish Parliamentary fuhd As'Oca-
tinu By !. ". Naughey. st. Patucks BehcVO'ht
Socirty Verplarck y. " $50; by .Eusene Kelly Cvil
Justice John Henry Mccarthy, 9lOO
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
DETERMINED TO POISON HIMSELF

Henry Young, age twenty-SlX, OF No. 529
East Elcventh-st purchased rat poison on Tues
day and pre- pared To swallow It, His wife throw IL I'M
the fre In evening lie brought home moro OF the
Doinon aud threatened XIII hi. wife with carving
in,fe II she iutericrcd Rgsu. lie mixed tho poison
water and took IT, despite his wieE prOtosts she did
not dare TO call the police until a. yesterday ami
then liz was dying fno family occupied squalid base
ment rooms YOnug was too lazy and too fond Of rum
20 provide brtter home. lie had earned just enough
money keep from starving His suicide was probably
tho result OF insanity.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
ACTION BY -MONOPCLISTS.

Az H. meetinr last evoning in the st. OmeI Hotel
in Sixth.ave near Twenty-third-st.. the Anti
Monopoly organization of which W. ). Manning II
chairman passed a resolution commencing the
action OF Senator Pagan. In calling TO the attention
Of the Senate the abuses of the present dock system
in this city. DIR. Dekreemen also presented points
ON which to base a resolution calling for the nvesti-
cation OF the Aqueduct Commission. these sugges-
fious are TO be presented to Senator Pagan In
Albany. Mr.. Manning read copy OF u ,ettor from
dence of Mr. Knox respecting Mr. Chittenden. before
the senate Committee investigating the Broadway
Snrface railroad franchise.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE RETURNED FILIBUSTERS.

The returned Fourth Ward dlibusters, having
foid aiI they could of the experiences of their
southern trip. kept closely. within their rrecinct
Yesterday. What acton will be taken II any, IN
yegard Ia the tram is not known. Her agents and
her eantan DENY that they have violated any law,
but Consul Baz is on the war-path and may make
an effort to solve the problem of what eau be done
hy the United Stats TO a Norwegian vessel when
carries arms supposed TO be for aIlning Hon
duranian tlitusters, to a British port. hothihg
new could be learned in the case yesterday Letters
from General Delgardo have been received by
friend of his in this city, saying that he was coDll-
dent he had committed no breach Of the neutrality
Jaws on the City Of Mexico. The Fran IL TO resume
her former occupation OF a fruter.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

St. james HoteI-General John F.. Hart Hart,
X Carr Of Troy and John N. Bailey. or Albany -
Victoria HotetGenera John T. Ayrr OF Wrra1;
Mn H0fei-Jndge Hoyt H. Wheeler. of Vermont 80
Ncr YORK Hotci--LiOue Garden. British Consul W .lo
Chief of the Bureau of Labor Statistics at AiOay
Aib,mGrle Hotei-Genera Ahner Doubleday l. = Army.
- Union Square HOtct-E1 Congressman 7oioino"
BLuuy, of OXFORD y. \.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
SINKING OF A TUGBOAT.

The tugbOat w. T.. Cheney lay, at Pier No.
~ North RIVER on Monday night with fires anked
When the fireman arose at a. he found water in tho
fire nearly TO the furnace doors While he was
ashore looking for assistance the tug Sank. Captain
PECK could not account the accident except that the
tug had Dsrn cut through by the Ice.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE PoLIcEMAN VAS Nor sure IT WAS GIN

John Moore of No. 81 East Thirty fOul tn
ST.. who said he cabman, Was Tried before Judge
Gdesleeyr yesterday for violation Of the excise laws
I'm selling liquor sunday. Policeman Louis T. Moore
Of the Twouiy-hrst Precinct, who male tue complaint
tehtined tho Trial that lie not certain that tho ar
tIce sold him gin, although II stated that he
had testified before tho Grand Jury that IL WAS gln
Moore acquitted. but JudES Gdcr-leevo said that
there something strange IN the officers action ana
that he would report tho facts to tlo Police tomns
| LIZ
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
TIE FRENCH LIVE DECIDES TO YIELD.

Peace and harmony so far aS the transatlantic
scaIn.np Lines Concerned about To De asBhr'd
upou mutual plan OF conditions For two years there
been interruptions the peace OF mad OF the for
eiCn steamship lines. Three mouths ago the Englsh
lines established their conference, aud then the Ger
nan and Continental lines, with the exception or the
untnuc renewed their conferences regu-
lationA Tho French line held ont upon the plea that
some changes It's constitution aad bylaws were necsS
sary II Is reported that the French line u To JOIN
"A con
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
rnE GRAND JURy AyD WORK AND WARSCR.

The United States Grand Jury, who have
been III February lJ. reported 10 judge
eLedIct Yesterday In tho Circ1t Court aud were dis
charged. 1hcy considered the charges against William
s. Warner aud j. Henry Work. accused OF Hhetting
Ferdinand ward IN drfraudiug tho Marine National
,nk but only examined Two witnesses and took
no action. The change Of administration IN tho DIS
rict tOrneyA office led to suspension or action until
Mr. Walker ba Opportunity TO decide on aCuurso 20
be pursued. The matter Will prObabiyb be laid before tho
next Grand Jury.
Foreman Henry " Alden handed I'm presnntment
calling attention state of the law respecting coun
fsrfe
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
, pryIDK.RLP yOUYg SPELLER.

The East District and Boston Neck District
had SECOND speiiing match Frday evening. which re-
snted In second victory for the East District Mamie
obrsm eleven years old victor on the nsst OCCASION
won In this match and Professor Kelly OF the literary
institute gave out words 10 her from hor speng-book
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
AI.ONG TIE SOuND.

BRtDGrPORT-The Elks held their first annual ball on
Monday night. Superintendent W. H. stevenson. OF the
Consolidated Railroad chairman OF the rocepuon
committee life pro-erVer MAJ ked IdlcwIld has
been found on Long Island shore and brought to TN
city ... To morrow and Friday evening carnival OF
auinors Will be held Under the auspices OF tile South
CONGREGATIONAL Church.
sTAMFoRD-Whie prayer meeting was being hel1 IN
the borough on Monday evening, a number or men
crraeI serious disturbance ana used threatening Ian
on vr II was stated Yesterday that warrants had been
issued for hr arrest OF the rim ngeadcrs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
lived Mrs Gibbons testified that the deIehuah' III
brosd th. nj aintiH 10 her as his wife.

lived. Mrs. DIDOOhs te7II1bu lII"V VI0 U7'0'
troduccd the plaintiff 10 her as his VILE.
Argumeuts were heard by Justice Bartlett In the su
preme Court yesterday the application 0 Auorney
General o. Bren for permission To begin an seton 70 sn
the charter of the Kings County Elevated Rsroan CON-
pany on the ground Of its lapse under the law.
Attorney General Post said that the Attorney si,
was satisfied that the company liable To tue
ure OF it's charter EX-Judgo shea. Tor the company
tnat the matter was entirely within the discretion ="
meut Judge Bartlett deferred the matter until '''H'
har
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-In the Queens County Court yes
tcrday Joseph CeTOvsky. wealthy brewer OF tfeSh
Pond " no Shot and killed Emil Aubrey on sunday,
JuIy i9 while Aubrey. with mob was trying TO force
an entrance INTO barrOOm ADJOINING the brewery, WAS
acquitted OF manslaughter IN the first degree.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

uonoKFN- Ferdinand Zcckler, carpenter nFhg ~
Willowst re ported yesterday TO the police tnat nb wiz
a rnn Az ~ and had with her all ms money anu
iawery Sna left this note behind her Good oyo oF
ever; you will never see me again.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

esoo and Roundsman Malone, who has been acting
Sergeant in the Tnrteenth Precinct for several
en- 5000 Twelve policemen OF the steam ooaC cIuad Id
@ to toe Thirty Precinct TO guard
the Auueduct shafts
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

The Rev. A. =. Jones' Oi Frankfort Oak, was i'll On'a
recent sunday. aud his wife went into inc pulpit and
nrra,lcl his sermon for hiu Now the people want the
to home all the tine and let his wife do
the preaching. E.-lSpringiod CuioG.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

DUDE" AND BOrC0rl" ~ TIL TIE ,.l,i DLCId0NARf i6,D
The word dude | believe 10 convey spe-
cihc idea Expressed by no other w0rd and thOuEh u
may be hard TO give definite description OF inc mean
ing which tho word cOnyeys, think u VIII be moor
pOrated the revision of HobsteTsl dictionary Tho
OF recent gln and will probably be Incorporated
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
THE RACoUET CLUES TOURNAMRYT.

The members of the Racquet Club gave
another OF their tournaments their cldb house at
slIth.ave and Twenty sxthst. yesterday afternoon.
large number witnessed the games which were played
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
TRANSATLANTIC rRAVELLERS.

By the Werra North -German-I loyd for Bremen
todav Mr. ana " dc Teresa, Dr. Guthmann, Paul can
sor ~ Harrison Mr ana Slts. George L. Harrison Carl
Uanno VIM T. JOhnsln Lawrence Minot, Franz opermann
r M T. Peck = oicklcS, carr Schch and Lieutenant y.
sargent, United states Navy.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.
NEW-JERSEY.

Un,iar, Brennan. age forty-eght. Of No. 90 Ne"krn
st feu from the Pennsyvaua Railroad trastle "orA VI
% The meadows Yesterday aud was fatally lDJured
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

., ,bo snac,ous room on the third floor Ihe wnae re
sere p Allen and L. In Montague Inelr ,sd soo,od ~
TS.o I3-l5 1911, l5-ll IN the four games pis'e"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
Announce ue IA.
+ rsTurpr.CrRr FOR CONSUMPTION 7

We yer unrt eryrdy II the pat ent commences IN
time III. 4e OF Or lIerces Golden Medical scoTer " and
allowed to rs course TOO long
M me feline powerless IT, DR.. PIERCE never eceyes
patieur b. holding hope for the sake Of pecdnsrv
Medical Discovery has curet Thousands
OF patients nothing seemed 10 ag Ill Your druggist
6as IL send stamps DR. Percrs c)nplee treatise on
cDnsumutOn with numerous testt n0nlals Address WOrds
Dsuenssry Medical Association, BufIlo, " y
A VIGOROUS growth of halr Il promoted and
the color restored by applying ParGers II air Basam.
Parker Tonic the best for coughs and colds.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
MARINE INTEILiG ENCE.
MINIATURES ALdlVAr.


sun rises IL SETS 5j7 Noon sets l0IG Moonsa d
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
IM--Sandv Hoos 20 Gov IsNnL lO:25tllel Cas-, Ol6
PN.-samdy Hook 1890 oe fs.nL l:0o iiell Gite OLA
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
SyyiT1P uILLER'S VACANT CHAIRMA NSHIP

NINA TOR NTIIERTN IITIN T FHE IEVE NNTIII.
u'nxbi0afUl Dispdtct 10 The hartford CoUrGnL
The death of Senator Miller would Ia the
regular order OF promotion give tho Foreign Relations
chairmanShp Senator nhernan bat he does not want
A. Next comes Senator Frye. who Will probably take II.
Meantime is foot 10 secure the place for MI.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
,s R1 R1oovIyGDALE ASYLUM A CHARITY ,


Alderman Masterson offered resolution yester-
daV IN he Board recitng that BloOnngdale Insane
Asylum was sailing under false colors as charIta,
BILE institution, that the city was losing @lVO,oV'
a year Inv the fact that tins asylum, under the
claim of beng a charitable Institution, was eX-
emp ed from taxation; that It occupied lanes
reaching from One-hundred- -anG-twelith to one
drcd-an1.ninete, nth-st and prevented the
op"nrq Of streets; and that the Board approve the
bin introduced M The Assembly by Mr. McManus
repeating the clause cXempting this INSTITUTION
from taxation. l. IL.
Mr Van Rensselaer, objected vigorously to the
proposed apDpoyal. He argued that II was I'M
faIr to make Ploomingdale Asy lum pay taxes
when ST. Johns College, FOrdham, own
ing niLety-eight city lots, the Hebrew
The Conyent Of the Sacred Heart, with 700 acres
O. land and other institutions of like nature, are
exempt from taxation. lie denied that Blooning-
nronerty valned at $1,000, co., and he asserted
that IT was a great charity. The matter was LAID
over for special consideration next Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
GAMES OF A NEW ATHLETIC CLUB.

The BROOKLYN Athletic Association, recently
formed orgsnization will hoId its first annual
winter meeting ON Saturday eyrningin tie Madison
Iohn n, Partridge the president DR.. George Nc
Nanghton William Kent jr., Stewart l.. Woodiord,
General Louis Fitzgerald, Charles C.. Bnrnet,
Charles j. Tagabue Roswell ID. VaDderoef,
William c. BRYANT Latham a. Fish, Guy Duval and
George u. Mackay. Malcolm w. Ford is the
eaDtain The contests of the evening omen to all
amateurs Most of them will take place within the
sing upon the boards high enough TO be i'll the clear
view of all spectators. Gold and silver medals VIII
he awarded to the winners i'll each. The entries
have been a source of much qualification To the
officers of the club lhey include the best amateur
athletes not only of this city aud Brooklyn but OF
xbe American colleges aud number over 300. The
contests are a 75-yard run, runs OF go ana $50
wards and of one mile one-miie walk, nile
bicycle race an SO-yard hurdle race with SIX
bnrSles three feet high three standing jumps with
out weights, putting the shot, running high Jump
and notato race. The rule. Of the National ASso-
citation will govern all the contests
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
HENRY \. DANIELS. VI. D

IA Lexington ave. between 10Th ami Both sts.
UOuIs-S 10 l. jtO Z. D-cdses 0f The Nervous system
Gcnilo- ripary organs. Impotence AMI sterllty
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10

LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
HELprAG rnE CAUSE or IRELAND

Justice O'Reiily In the YOrkylo Court renlnd1d
lien uutll to-day,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

HAIIPAA. March g. Arrived. steamer Portia (Br
from NeW.YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-10
SHIPMENTS or GOLD.

The amount of gold engaged Tor shipment (
Europe yesterday was 81, ,O00-PiOck q co
$50 900; Lazard Frcrrs, S5OO,OOO; llaldelbacl
Ickelncimcr d Co.. $3.50 600 and Droxel, NOrga
d Co, 100000. A small shipment by Kessler
Co, engaged on Monday. makes the amount for til
week u 4JJ 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
IovIN is sr. Lou,s

piscoNs0LATE As ~ rug strrlrtoN
ND THE NUMBER or srmKxRs srlrl.
UNEMPLOYED.
A recent report IN 4 81. LouSs naper
gives the following As iha result 81 Ma.
yer workman Loyin's Nisit 10 st. Louis.
n; Nj. Lovin, master workman OF as.
semoy l0l, knights Of Labor, of Fort
worth, Tex, called ON Wilusm Kerrlvan
general superintendent of the Missouri
racine Railway company, Yesterday. and
mace en- earnest appeal for the reinstata.
ment OF some OF the knights Of Labor
VINO lost their places on account
OF the late strike. Ho claimed that
tnere was a number Of them went ont on
tne strike against their will. and that
they did not mingle with the hoodlnmS
and rufilans who destroyed the proportv
OF the company and intsrfered with the
movement Of traffic. Mr.. Kerriean.
after listening to his appeal, gave
MIN TO understand that the com
pany had all the men thew
needed at present, and that he could not
discharge the men now in their service TO
make room for people who had shown
their disloyalty TO the COMPANY, and that
the men who Were loyal to the company
before and during the strike should be
protected. Mr. Kerrlgan and Mr.. T,oyln
mad some further talk, but il resulted In
nothing
Mr., Loyin speaks very disconsolatelv
OF the situation In Texas. There were
1900 men 10 his district who went out on
the strike, and Of that number he osti-
mates that 1900 are still out. He saws
the situation is about the same at ali
points, though at Deuison about one.hslI
the men have been relnstated. lie SAYS the
knights consider the strike to have been
very unfortunate, and Il the rules Of the
order had been observed 1t would never
have taken place, The trouble was with
the executive board OF the district, who
misrepresented the matter and duped the
men. Hall, on whose account the strike
was ordered, is stlll in Marshall.
MIR. Lovin has very bitter recollec.
lions OF the Fort Worth tragedy, with
which he was charged with being con
nected aud for which he was arrested,
and after being in jail released on $4,000
bail, the grand jury later failing to flod
an indictment. He says he went to a
neighboring town the day before the
tragedy and did not return until the day
after 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
THE CITY
HOTEL ARRIVAL.

:, AZ the Bellvue: John W rweeav $780,.
ny, wilson and I J. Sanuels, AIokteiie. ~.
son. Baltimore, Md; A. i, rhonss r,,.ss ~ N ,
bowers, Abilene; Samuel Ihommsor M, a y
= freeman, Dallas Peter Tooie. Skrcves,',,ss'ss,,
J ]. Motley, Dallas. 9'iefspof'i
At the southern Tom Rarton 49,, o :,
Me- Fsn nvaa r ! y DBruton, Rockport Ind,
Mrs Steward, clifford, I'd Rutier ,s agv.il y.
Martin, Big springss VIM spea, TeNssi, s ~
= u iS gay, MeRae, Bonhan; Ii f lost w II
ins,,, nheI' psnSer Col r D lnscho, Worth
nnskln, Frank Gonzales, San Antar,n, n y,os
w w Longetah TeNarkana. j Z sy.,,ia, ,,,as "
Endless 20 W Henderson, james II Moor.
Thos i VA rex Harlan, Ipswich il r,
Mcmahon, Bryan, Tex, o"''H' " Jas
:, et the Mansion: g W Arlington. Moheotse
Terrell kansas City j " Holt pnc,es ~,
- N =. DOwzer, Oorsicanai + d Hartei Baton
Reagan Reagan NJ Mexi Z slMmpson san lranelsco; j 4
Lane, bonham; j NJ Jones. Uenrietfs ME-
eaVeT and daughter, isainesvilie. Mrs
no,.,n1 shoemaker and con, j N
i W Marshall and sl Gt,uoiT Ss , Decatur Tex
sM,asslet " w harshall, Jr, and nurse. e,iiisn
MISS Lizzie REM, Baden Bssai, T;r,,,,a,,.. y !,
seionnss PRe oi5e John Alcott Dallas; i
= Z Johnson, Galveston; j Crorler nostan
q Sephart, Hot springs; II Wooiton. Toy
NO ~ 70; u Hopper, ST Louis; q Wiiilnfham'
moDeeue; w Il Buford, sulphur snrines. 4 i
DsonlSy, Henrietta; I B Ellison, Childress 90,
W bIowni Eldorado; R0bt Armistead. Now
iorAi Y II Huffman, GEO Potter, Dallas.
:, Az we Piokwick- l. f psindle, Kansas Citv
Ike Feitel, New Orleans; j ii Johnson ny !,
VIE, sulphur Springs, Tex Mrs j i. Whit.
W y,' sulphur Springs, Tex; Miss Geneva
lyons sulphur Springs, Tex; Miss Matte
Oapps, johnson station; VIM Buehanon, sul,
pnnur springs, Tex; Geo w Jalorieh, Abilene
W9rshare, Henrletta) VIM scott, statt
troops ) Chapman, Denton; s Birdsonv 4
x Z Y Geo W Mckinney, Boston; II Il ~
rue, Clnolnnnti; K 4 Lawler Abbail; Jesss
Evans, Kansas City; o l. Teed, kansas DIV n
Ss,eeei3iech, New York; w Bnsk. Coleman
NJ NJ spencer, III Paao; + r Connell, shreye
port shelton T Leak, Terrell; n Demaret
Ennis; Perky, sherman; j Nj McGin. Tex.
rkana Hunter Craycroft, st. Louis o j piper
q Butler, Kansas CITY Morey, j NJ How.
ara, Seorge Taylor, George X Robinson, n
yestaI; . ~ u Gray, Dallas; " &c Mcomls, Cal
diouston; J T Stansell Temple; j / O Daiv
Texas W Butler, bridgeport.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
The New Cemetory Imnroyen.n,,


For two years past number of our
leading ladies have been organized as a
cemetery association, and their work was
very noticeable to a GAZETTE reporter
who had occasion yesterday to visit the
new cemetery. The location of this Gem.
etery is beautiful, lying as it does on a
slope toward the east. Throughout the
grounds are left standing oak trees,
winch give to the place shade aud desired
ornament.
Broad driyeways are being made
through the grounds aud the cross-paths
are evenly laid out and graded. Very
many owners OF lots have beautlfled them
and taste and affection have been dis.
played In the care bestowed upon these
sacred beds Of those who have gone
before All praise TO the noble ladies OF
the Cemetery association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-18
GAINESVILLE.
A Baby Cyclone Visits Cooke County-Bui
glars Doing Up the Town.

z
glars Doing Up the Town.
Special 10 the Gazette
GA1NEsynLE, Tex, June II News
reaches here from the south and south
west part Of the county that last night
about O'Clock the heaviest storm ever
known there visited that section. At
Valley View drug store was moved
from its foundation and turned around.
Other buildings were badly damaged,
while fences, orchards, grain shocks, etc,
were carried away and scattered in every
direction. In the neighborhoOd Of Era
the storm is reported as 0vigorous baby
cyclOne," and the rain fell In torrents
Az Clear Greek heavy trees were twisted
off and cast across the road, while oil
through the neighborhood fences, or
chards, barns and grain were distributed
everywhere. No news OF damage has
been received from the West, though the
clouds looked equally threatening late In
afternoon. A light rain fell here.
Burglars have been around again and
visited the houses Of A. M. Thomson,
William Ritchey and Jim Cohen. The
latter gentleman was up when the thieves
came TO his house, and as they entered
the door fred, when the would-be rob
bers left In great haste. They got nothing
Of value from any Of the houses.
People Of the surrounding country and
nelghboriDg cities are urged to attend our
celebration on the sd OF July. The com
mittees will do everything possible 60
please and make you comfortable. All
the prominent men In Texas have been
invited TO be present, some OF whom
have already notified the committee that
they will be here.