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New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
i SEWTERsrY CENTRIT pfyrsIOy

E'HlLADE LPhlA AND kEADlN,t x X.
r; r5aT ii,E,ES !Szs s..
a: ~ ss2 q 400 e .Su S g AS %
Chestnut Hil At ceiumblAava for MAsAyunk. cOnahO
DExSiSG: Eo61 rs an all Lay Train. and SLEEPING
sss :ss sss s95 YsIss fsS$ ~ =
at $40, ~ $40, 600. 10 80 = ~ LO0 $40 20 800
rsf !EAG SIHv2y FEAHE .ss PRILpssu Ao Penn
Fs %ifI J51 S;T2 sySsggRY LEwIsPgso .aa
100 lf sG 400 $50 ssS - 4 :" n 81 Sunday.
=; e 'fs s!45s4ss 800 H.
p m sundays 1905 p m ''
zoo 50 A. fos sc s:5 :5 5ts 49, sasds5.
1sSS 20 S $50 90 s9 - 30"
For HIGh BRIDGE BRANCH Al 400 30 H. 100 40
For ELENiSGroS !,oo 80 q N. Leo. i.so. 400 .so.
ySr SSS iqn.i': 90 $50 ie,s l,so
% e o,a % T. sS.S.s. soS Z So ~
For 81 ~ T. 500 100 74s. $50 sso 1918
So i. S 5 S % % 7 % s ~ sso CO. 10 q q 100 100 s "a
susi.y. 200. IS a m laoo N. l.sa 400 8 ~ $50
Tr sS acG y o. 80 so ss 500 A. sunday. so n
F s SaS i S fSSSGn % ss SssAS SO 90. sSoys IS S So AZ s H
sunday. lsIeep, oesan t;roy.) At 800 a ~ +pm
E F 'qS fos IS so scS o
For ATLANTIC CRY. VIsELAND and BRIDaEToN a.
400 O. IN, 100
NEW-Jt RSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
Prom Pier No. s. North River. VA sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRI0HT, LONG BRANCH 40.
500, llco a m 90 s4s. 30 3 30 u sunaAys $50.
For 4TIANTic Ei6HLASDa $50 300 a H. sIA tsa
Fer KEEwooD TONS RIVER and RARSEGAT. 40
For otHIs GEovK OCEAN REACH and POINT
PLEAsANI, 800 LIZ Il 90 a. = a. 90 4s tso 6ar rrox
t30 a- m. 90 N -
North RIVER 81. 49, fs7. AL 49, LILO Aaa s13 Broad
way $50 1877 and 7ts stl hivngon 2. 10 H. Is ans
CsnaisL. and priaepsi hotels rev Yark CV In ensf
lyu A Ne Court IT, lo7 Brs.Avsx sss 80 tatsu Ct 3o
3Ts hanhastAa ave In Hepoksn, 21t Wsshnston& New
rlnafeg VII call tor and check baagAgs tom
hotas or resAsace te dss suazLAon-
J. v. EOOTEN, G. g. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen Psss and Ticket AT
n p BALD%IN, q. T. p. AT. lls Liberty sR n Y.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
DONDOUr. KINGSTON AND CATS

IA KILL MOUNTAINS. landing at Crznston's (West
Polnr Corpv ALL New0urg Marlboro Milton Poushksepse
EsopuA with Ulster and o~lAware stony
Glove and Cst.kii Mountain and kAarr.xn RArcsis.
WIN day o. foot of Hsr.
rsou at except saturdays vhea cITY OF KINGSTON
leaves lanns only NewburE and Poufhk erP.s.
connecting With special evening trans ses all sCMMEb
ORTS tn RO(OH THE (AT-kiLL MOCSTAISl
Roniout SUNDAY khts al oclork arr va ~
train from ths wountAna arriving at Sss fsrh
anda A.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
ERIE RAILWAY. now known az the NE'

FOR Eanuet. spring Valley Mon.ey and Talmans ssot
p.sS % 30 a ~ 40 $780, ''0O !" sundays '"' N" 500
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new
4 totK LAKE, EhiE AND WESTERN RAILROAD;
Soar ioesi ira asd.t station seen inmates
sseSss 20 S.9ss
5 ss S iS sy al and TS: Sus
40 s,ira sGsI.s for ts". @ ua.. &r1.: Soad1s IS nj
p NJ and st iou. rs The .sccna morn ns
one.ts a. m snr.o sn oo. NJ on srisa
S5a N lie most popular night rain between c" York
asS H1grrs ep PST az AMI bay S:sg1s
s'Pn, -Hd g.. hesso 81, 700 80 s,o ,oao
% II o. no noon - 500 80 40 $40 80 50 SO
IS -5I io2oA m Las. $50. As 300. 10 80 , N.
P-.er'o% tt5 SO, 7?o So g 80 1920 1900 noon.
'e'S & II i 1So s ~lf' s5 rs S'sSey sCc 1855 - A. A.
Nrr-rI pa,sr.os6 via Sewsrs. $50 500 20 1902
s-d SUNDAY nights only >undays s;l5 ~ 32O. . ~
san.rnt4s.s! go; 90 io2oa m. i!a - 50. 800.
sundays - - = 80 10 2oa u- AS. g. O. 80 800.
warwcG 4i5. 800, 1920 a m, 40 .. m- sundaya 74s
Mon iieslo and White Lake m- $50 p m Sunday.
~barr aud Cornwall 80. 300 m. 30 ~ s3o 600
and 20 y N -undays 3 81 = M. 500 7oopm.
,. m. eunfsys 50 IN scranton Ounmore 100 a ln-
Go.hen, IS St5 So 900 1920 m 80 g. so 40 100
IS 600 p N sundaya S45. IS. s3o i02O a N, ESQ
TOO. 9Ou D. N
7.45. 800 m eundsys IS. ~ so. lO2Os. M ESQ.
fW. 300 N. The 500 a IN uain stops AZ Nam ct
only.
7tj. 500 9g0 p sundaya 7'4a $50, iO2O a N eOO.
$50. 100 900 D. m,
fifteen minutes. 6s46 .. m. TO l045 every N rty
IS TO 10 41 every dirty minutes lO46 N 70
7AbA NJ hour
ToEss for passage and aparn ents Drawing Room and
freupR oahe- be obtained and orders for the
ins ard transfer Of baggage eft Companys
orFce- So- .Oi. I'll g51 Broadwav 1877 Wostr, \ r,
No. aJl and 1888 FULTON 81. Brooklyn az tho COmDanys
D.pOA
53Q 900 a m. and -t5j IN
'' IOHX n ABBOfr. Usnl Pass'r Agent Nsv.Yorx-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
Extremes.


Transferahle notlces at y. ~
DKUGs-without essential change. bat with the general
AMI thr market otherwise while quiet u hr1n IN syinsS
rnklcN FRI lIsGsneT. srS o. ''i G -1 brw r
p.c. "esir.d tytrs r,annts % unganrri @ ir At +1G'
FlOVEANH MEAI-FIol The 'ontinued depress on
in Whsst prompt. weaker feeling IN this market ".l'
tserr no decline further sight con es-cns al
rotcd in ,ss~. with hsht tr.-e r~Y0rted frtIe
,sn'g 2s sSt bb % Niu"sIta faira At - 7oas5 10 io tn
vile range. 81" htis WINTER Me-at tItr. 81 20
~ ibis iars NJ 81 7Oa s. 25 l.lV, bLs Snp-rnn-
.s (, .,,Hr ~ cSoce WINTER Wheat 500 tGs CITY
81. f4jrs.is4..as4 - 20 ouot-,ioo. fine s2S2 65 "a
f.nc1 E1ir ,i. - Soa 81 20. Common to Good EItr'
$50 - ,e '%1''l"n 70 ar @ ~ 9ic ga'c y ,u
90 pr. Xrnrso,s - 31o - co. tielr sS23qss7 Ryp
s5nrc - oiJ7; siragh,. :! 5oesl 80 Patent - %
fAl 1r. = -oas o. ood IS 20 - 50 Gori u
s ~ = rS' T % H'1. - fA' IA = ~
s,nth America 81 t0qt 20. market 'Io-ns dun
o., 90 icr FAR to ceo"s: Patent s. % X
CO.'S MrAl.I'un Hs.io" Western a. oo9
Gi'Ai%-WHIAT -Tb, ir4ilng cash lots has been
s-s" -' r ~ Il,ri AMI s traS ioi C;y N4ns sto
i arr'ye cost ir. siI 4nd n,1ran.e ve ,- inqAy o.
oIenns weak At deEi9e Of Sq y s''vAncri "a tc ae
i.r sales. A7asp'O bush fu ure And 3y2 '.s bush
| . -1e & to q al t' dS a",, ~ Sn n-sS a s
e,'v 80 lsd ~ ta-G 2: >t~ao'rr >s l'r'
ir.' or no-ri roS STORE e''c d" s.tii y" @i
lot - u u ~ ~. los uR al - do October
saa'~S ,o>'ns at 49, 10 N"Ncnorr go. a@l - 'io-
do. January - a .H &C. closing Al t3T 80. My "--f
". , o. ls q y-a.s RI I-4urt and hrn - AZ
rs MALT -I1l nom nAl COkN aSh lots h,Avt
lid ainu' lc III int~ buSnsss i,r
l.n.s q d-IhSnf Arr!ve
Options AITiy active ami ia
IrNrr isci ~ Of further d. lined
sa. sio~-. - pri,-- of the ,Sy sales
bu-'. f't- az 900 bush. .~H aud 10 arrVe
rrrA-i Me- At u 81 ~. DO cost freight An'
' 80 > 81 ~. In elevator 81 81 sc Ia
sor-. - v0 aar4t No August nominal at ~ &C
cu -slt~' .9pi Glowing at JO's'- 10 'h"i"r
o. - Al 81 do NUvrinD~r ol "a -
4 Al - DAI - Cash lots serr ia Aud
- loNtr 6.psDg sr@;y. DItlous were active.
irr~gu~i AMI lower "y~u.ng weak Al decline Of "a Ai
Nanrs.i n~i Ain closed WEAK al Ia US"st
r~e-- o'th- rsr ss- S41uOO bush future and spot
s.nG ~ 80 &c.. White. &c. No Q. 81 "a
W - %issc. Mixed e~t-rn. B. So, wlte
90 ,5@2s bte ~t>t+ 4ic.: No August. 81 iG r..
o'- al q" s-ptemh~r 81. y a. closing al
3l-se 'cio 81 3Sc- closing Al 53i.c. do Novem
lei %sac ~ 81 do i+c>anber 81 =. Al
3. do MY. > j. -. cpsink at - FEED
RIO a. ght demand @.T, market hr.n 80 ID 90 ~ D.
zoe 5~. -n .. - Soc loo 70 - @O Sharp. soc al
I've F-es -
Prom Makers Private Circuar. August .. lSSs
@-"Aiy am H"ntAly t1pots of Pour ami Wheat 'rol
Hs-t Atlantic lDrts
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PA-sKN0ER TRAINS cave depot toos Of coytiAndt %
nrs.ros-cs sts 81 4. m and p m daily, - N trNa
prncpai lO1a poina Geneva lyons ElmlrA Roehestsr,
Bn ialo And the v est PIT LLMAN sLkkPEk on y. NJ
TRAIN.
Al u m for Catasauqus and all interr1~dlate pontA
At m Tor 1unk khanLosk and all ln<rm-.!z ate 10 pta
At N N ior Prtston prnd9A IN Ter asruafs
ponia
Atsto m daily for copay and all intermediate points.
At 80 for i.snrys All lDt~rned.Afe points
Trans <avng at A. N. ant 81 connect for al
points IN Aahsloy Aad aEirt1n R-s1ona
GIN kRAL EASl FkN OFFICE. 135 BROADWAY
x. b. BYIS0TON General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

s0r RED BANK, LONG ssxScH. OCEAN vEAA
BukY PARK. ockAS BEACH. SPRING LAA POINT
PLEASANT. etc
Commencing Jane ss 1888 saias i.ys S.v Yo.t not q
CorttA1dt and Dcsrspsss seA: 10 exprcA = ssi
$50 $40 sxPrssa $40 s1press lsnesPs Red ssas o OK
psss p - =. saaaysi M" !iis"i N i.so on.
Yssss SO exyssss 4 ASo eElreA $50 49, AZ -
or~vsce - Aeh1T hsIS J. q WOoA
sS;Sf aISdSor ntSssar - - ss:: Ss Assk ~
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
DAY LINE

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Nssslk. Va and ssarA
Lave r, X r. 4 20 Psror cars % B1ithno<us
thence Pas stsamers arriving 81 on Point D. 10 n
Norfolk "a m H. v. roAPKINs. 9en1 P.sa Asrnt
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
TARTEN RIVER BRANCH

II Ssw YOKk NENHAVEN and Hartford r. r.
Trans Harlem River staton corner 1924 ,t and
7 ,nrolI. near Third Avenue Bridge Harlem
RSer 1fsehed ~ Third Avenue Elevated Rsilros Aay
sIcrnt sundays 6t5 75o. 10 10. ii 81 ~ H. y,
PoInt Point West Farms Van Sest wsst chester
Chester Peihz Bay. Bsrtow tCtty fslAn y.
Pelham Man, aud New 10 beiie connrst.sg 81 Neu.
Noe trains for al points on the man line OF the
~ Yorh Nev anil Hart1sri kAAroAd shore flns
And Ar Line Divisions. New canaan. Addietown. Sew.
brznehea and bo~t8 aca all points es
Mldn xht for New Roche r and all intermediate eta
ton. AL O - daily, AondAya
uda New helle and ell interpa-diate 10
t,e,s al l20l and - the latter eeanso<
ins Al New -kochele With way trzlns ~ staMiord
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

A TROY R0ATS-CITIZENY LINE-FOr
~ Troy saratoga Lake George North a so TO
Saratoga and 81 90 Lake George rpturn
Tickets good during season Steamers cITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily. except Saturday, foot Of ChrAtL
pher st. 8 p m. sunday steamers touch at Albafy.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

r., mn, n, m srtive but Irregular
n., Al partially point J~'tine ant CLOSED -'eAy ana
,ns-l f,r and Ociohef 10 nj adv Ante Oh rp
trsT and November, and gas points advance on othei
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

NEWBURGH DAY LINE.
IN Steamer IAN Es 7. BRETT
Cnnas daily, texceTf sunday at IL lzytn
liza, landing vGplAnckA CrznnoDA Wost kefnb
ceA apnnG and CornwAA 1ars - esEtA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ Special with the Albany Day Boats -
RnnsbocE Catsxii tho nounLsn res6ta ISc&ots
sold DaxEA3r chock sd tufvdxa-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
MANSION HOUSE,
THE LANGHAM,
5iiuaiions rDarico-- females.

Siiuaiions Uarico-- females.
COOKS. HousewOrk Girls. ChambermaldS.
,ity country ready Al 10 71tl above ION -
NDOk. UDUSEN ORK. &r.-By a capable
~ S~e,iish x,ri good ant nnn ress very D'at
bread meats. plan s,.Ts al once city or
,Ouutry Gall Il 80 ntldsc. near u st
/,IANRERNAID and WAITRESS S.-Bv a
~ romLet-nt swedish giTl. spe ~s Engish un
rnc-s r. ~ ~ shot lnty Apply IL Shave
paror "onr.
(NDOk.-Firsf Glass /; boarding house or hOtei;
~ wuln. o,igiDg best Of references trum last
l1yer Apply go 10Th ave NofAris
ATNDKESS.-By a Grsi-clis> laundreSs to
60 oat by best OF re-r-nces IEiaro
q Mt-. kILL boJ lptLave
NUR>E.-By nurse with hospital experience
~ best references. Adfr"s-
:, 81. Ir0uAe p,own o;hce l2''s Broa WAY
NVASHING.-NO. :}34 Ehst .}6th-St.. Sd floor.
w IAIuirr-s fanny Washing At home or W Lc
day best rrfrfeuccs
WEI-\I' RSE.-Bv "a Nonrg hea'fhv woman
w ha- Womb Ike to wet nurse baby al
ha- lest u references tors certificate Al
GT-ss or call Mrs e., o. rr'-nw'h-,t
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
nOprIIAR sHOKE LINE for Bo,tDu. Provi-

i drns. watch IIu. SaTri,anseu Pirri Nrwport nj
A., W Env,anS Potuts rail rOm 0r'nd Centra ID -S
L,nr-s. ia n. AaIy eXcept-di at 10.
1n.ri car, atarh-i II D. twsth pt7re .repns -.
SUNDAY Id ~tn palace pAr"f GAIA IL IN WIN
sleeping cars
N.-port Expr-ss eaves Ne" fsk IIo m WITH rAr@
S~Es' - '''N'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
6feamboats au0 RAILROADS..

ALBANY BOATS. Peoples Line
n DREW and DEAN RICHNOSn
Leave n R. IanAlst, daily (sundays e1cep1c)
atopm
Connecting - Albany fol all points North and " est
n b.-Ibe Steamer DrAn nlCnInOnG" vluB New otk
en- SATURDAY eveningA Albany With SUNDAY
morning trains for Saratoga
A PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence.
N Worcester Northern New England and Whte Mountain
Rhode Massachusetts,
Pier 20 ~ Il daily except sunday faror cars o.s
steamer landing White Mountain points without chsnga
Send fof summer excursion took . .
b. " rofrLE, Gen. Pa Agent p o. Box soil y: /:
A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.
IA watch Hill NsrraxAnseti Pier. Bar Hnroor
sTONIN0TON LINE INsTDB ROUTE
steamers leave iron P1er 3s serta sver enc ooex
soJve Cznelst. sf 500 o. daily excep. eunday new
With Ssrior eoinng charu bsswesn stssnsrs
landing and Boston without obArsu
Ew. rorFLk eea- Pass AsA p. O. Boz SOIL ".
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co. s STEAM
IN ERA e. H. HORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck SLIP Pier No Is r.. NJ and III p M lsnnaays
u oenneeting st New Hsycn vits .peeinl Hsins tsf
NERIDEN. HAkTFORD, sPRfNGfiELD. HOLfOkE
Ae Tickets sold AID baggage checked at 80 Brusfwy
T. ami Courtst. Broakyh Exrurai0n 20 New Haven 1o~
return. si so
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

Heat AMI cheapest route "a the CA rsk IL MOCNrAlSs
sieameIs KAATERSKIL LII and CAT~kiLL lsaSr hpt e1
a day u connecting sltn the -.
XII Mountain and Cairo alroA- special carr 'Aeh VA '
transportation hsrsss and carnage
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
J. HCOHE-. rr-ss- NAtsAnL y ".
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28

Uh Helm KAILKtJADU UF M w JEhSEI.
Trans leave from Chamoerss at station for ngewood
Tenafy Coster Sparki Nvark 40 7S0 30 $50 and
IL 80 m, Is 800 400 so. $40. $40 8 80 500 1890
p II 90 midnight Sundays 80 ~ 400 and 800
m.
For Nanue, spring Valley Monsey and TAlmans $50,
1880. . 50 t5O $780, oVO m. sundays 10 n SOD
D m
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
LACKAwAyyA and VEST

~ ERN RAILROAD SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEWfORk ASD BCFFALD. LIGHTNING EXPkks9
TRAINS NO DJ ST. ALWAYS on TIME
PCLLMAT PAiAt ( DAY AND SLEEPING COACHEa
Depois In New forf iost Of Barry and Christopher
DAILY except rua1Ays blf falo and Oswego ErPr~sa
Pullman cOsch-s ~ Strontsbus SCRANTON bir<
hAmion knirz, Bath Bunslo ~ Osvexo GrnenA,
O,fOni. Norwirh CEca eonnr<t Srranon for Ptston,
Vilkesarr-. Danviile ami Oweeo se
IthA.s and intermediate station.
p m Binghzmtop ADD Eimirs rrprcsa Paimsn ecsrhsa
for Water zap ssrAnL1n binshAnton Oseso ami klmrA
at srrsn pittton Kingston W.krsbarr> 20.
y. psy Bufso Limited Efpr~sa Pullman cssrhes
Tor -trOudshdrg t"rantor BlBshAmtoa- o~ego. Elmra
Corning B'-h Nsys"h. "u1sio Se, arriving n Bnaas
72Oa = Ol-an via Wayland
pm. and osveSo Erprrsa PrlnsA
essrh-. tor scranton BinKhAniton Coruantt
eyrsrus~. Oswes1 Oxfrrt <orv Ten. Crra an1
R<hH.Ld sprhsA coaness Oveso and tntss-
meste stat ssturaya CouRsts At BahaAe Vim
'nr ~ cher points west
Por Rrhnrh sprngs q fsffy, exeept sundAys. BOO
.. m ia lly srepng coach sttarhet-
See time tables Tor wN Trains GA Aerrs and kSssf d.
yision
HARTFORD via Conn. River from Per ~
p. X STEAMERS city OF Springfield 1y of Rs h
mond daily al Farr. 81 50 Round TIP ~ 50
~ way. 81 Round trip. 81 So
The SATURDAY trip run New York by s,esmer Ctry ef
spr nrheld gives day ~ as far s Huntington the s"nni
Return Iesve Hartford Nondzv m. D-entful sc~uerY
CODne-tcut RIVER daylight through FlAnds and ne-Ty
whole distance frunl Hartri Deep Rv~r G0ot tsbls,
good bess stat-rops he SATURDAY TRIP b. ocnped
SATURDAY sunday ant MOntay one fsre and ~
round trip and 90 50 three tzrse
M one rooul
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
Gituafinus Uauten--femnles.

NOOK and LAUNDRESS-By q settled. thor
~ eeSey rsspees.bis Prosess.as $500 nazss s ssSa
elssn and n srtH oeustsy a eiV. AHnIA ~ SAsvA.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-28
NORWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON. wORCfs-

~ TER, PIyNABCRd. PORTLAND. SEw:LoNDpS,
NORWICH. WHITE MOUNTAINS and all Eastern points
Pier 90 North Rivef, y loot Of wAitsst msrs
above D--brV,s-s street ferryl. al daily e'ept
sunlAys CITY OF WOR ESTER and CITY OF
NEW YORK Best route 70 WATCH hILL ani bL.r
ISLAND Beginning July .. eOnnertou win BE- mse AZ
NEW LON Don with steamer BLOCK ISLAND" 10 <nA
r0m WATCH HI Ii and BlOCK ISLAM ID -. -.
GEORGE " BRADY. Ag-nt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
HUFFMAN. II n srt : 49,,
Fort Worth, Tex. Late OF ieXnsstt..as
''e u 'eAnssonv Va EBb
HUFFMAN, SELLERS 8 10 4
E1Sa1 E1Stato sand

Lana lues investigated Taxes Paid Coeeton. ~, ~Den
correspondence Solicited ~Aas ioEoaRps.
p we 5ei9T by pemssion 70 X N prosident F
bank Fort Worth Col WIN. a. M Brt
National bank
70 I'm 81 IeAas Sayeston John D. Rogers Co. Gd
20 estate agents SaySst Smlt
o. w q hulman Implement company j. III Rr
lesu mt Martin Brown
r w. n u H. Fort Worth; L. Nelson president Bsnp m Col
H. e. Broles, Fort 81 Lexington
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12

,,o,n,a,o popalaion surrounding the
castle. the mouHtaineers pelng loyai
adherents OF the king, and in dangerous
temner because Of the states cohuuct
toward him. King Ludwig remains In
absolute seclusion in his castle
ALL FOR GLADSTONE.
GLASGOW, June / The Scotilsh L'u-
eral federation has issued manifesto TO
me Liberal electors in Scotland urging
them 20 support IN the coming eiecuohs
none but Gladstone candidates
MORLEY INVESTIGATING.
DUBLIN, June ll.--John Morley, eniei
secretary for ireland, has arrived mere
lie is investigating the cause and history
Of the Belfast riots
WILL STAND ny THE IRISH.
LoSpoN, June 1i.--Hugh G. Childers,
home secretary, replying in the house oi
Commons this morning TO Decobain, Con.
seryative member for Belfast, who asked
n the government would take steps 70
prosecute the police who shot Gown the
inhabitants OF Belfast during the troubles
ef the last few days, stated that the gov.
erpment was not informed that there mao
been any misconduct on the part OF the
county police 10 Belfast. The Hecre-
tarv said that the government had the
fullest confidence In the royal irish con
stabulary. lie did not intend while the
present disorders continue to remove
them from Belfast and substitute mill
tary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
Contagious

Diseases are Prevalent all over the World.
am native Of England, and while was In
that country contracted terrible blood poison,
and for two years was under treatment Is an
out door patient at Nottingham Hospital, En-
gland, but was not cured. | suffered the most
agOnizing pains In my bones and WAS covered
with sores ll over my body and limbs. had
severe pains IN my head and eyes, etc, which
nearly ran me crazy. i lost all hope In that
country, aud sailed for Am RIGA, and was
prominent physician in New York hi wing no
connection with the hospitals
saw the advertisement Of Swifts Specific,
and determined to give IL trial as a last 70
sort. I had given up all hope Of being cured,
as ! had gone through the hands of the best
medical men in Nottingham and New York, /
am as sound and well as ever wa, In my life.
l.. FRED IIALFORD.
New York CITY, juno IL. 1850.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12

castor, holding cream pitcher ana sugar
bowl, call bell attached.
Mrs. Yantis, the BRIDES motneEi
lovely butter dish and knife.
Mrs. Blair, the groom's mother,a Deau-
tlful bed room chamber set.
Miss Fannie Blair, sister of the groom,
very handsome silver cake stand.
Mr.. M. and Miss While Foster, brother
and sister OF the bride, silver and crystal
berry stand, spoon and napkin rings.
Mrs. Jerry Cloud, silver soup ladle'
Mrs. Wiley Blair, ST., handsome SIX
quilt.
Mrs. Wells OF Cleburne, silver and
crystal pickle stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutherland, handsome
silver vaces.
Mrs. d. X. Coleman, exquisite silver
syrup pitcher.
Claude Bradford Of Greenyiile, silver
syrup pitcher.
Prof. and Mrs. Simms, silver and
amber crystal pickle stand
Mr. and Mrs. S. G.. Maddox, silver
iewelry case with toilet stand attached.
DR.. and Mrs. Emanuel, rosebud tea-set.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Harry, silver card
receiver.
Mrs. j. II. Mckenzie, handsome napkin
rings.
Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Starr an elegant
silver soup pudding dish.
Miss Mary Davis, mantle clock
AZ IL o'clock the party, numbering
about forty-hve in oil, dispersed, and in a
few moments the Weatherford strlng-band
was furnishing the bride and groom with
fine music in the way of serenade. Mr..
Blair and his lovely bride took the east
bound train this morning for an extended
bridal tour, taking with them the best
wishes of the entire city, IN which The
GAZETTE heartily Joins and wishes that
they may Away be as happy as at this
time.
Mr. Jno. O. Ford of the Stock Journal,
accompanied by his wife, has been in the
city couple Of days.
Miss Edna Roach of Tennessee, beau
tilul and accomplished lady, accompanied
Col l. N. Roach and Miss Mary home,
and will remain in the city all summer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
BEN BUTLER HEARD FROM.
Tho Preponderance of the South in Natior
M Affairs to Produce Discord

The Preponderance of the South in Nation
"a, Affairs to Produce Disoord
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June ia
special to the Times says Gen. B. f. But
Ter yesterday expressed himself at some
length on the general political outlook.
He branded the civil service as a shame,
and thought the Democrats in congress
showed a lamentable want Of cohesion.
Taking what he called lopg-range view
of things, he expressed the idea that the
great preponderance Of the South in the
national councils would eventually pro-
duce dlscord again, but Just where, no
man could say. lie referred especially
to the fact that while the South has but
one-hfth of the taxes, she dominates the
presidency, the lower, house, and viii
soon secure the senate-a all by system
based ON a supposed negro vote. Trouble
will some day come, he believes, when
the South tries to use her power to coerce
the North into the payment of Southern
losses during the war The conflict may
not be OF the sword, but VIII certainly be
u business one, bred on taxation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
FOR @Ar.n.

81 sections OF land, ncosed, IN Nolan county 4 to
lot o,yIoo Win fono steam
Houston street
& Of imp'd land miles n corrt some desirable
INNS riney
nerS and other
on ain street desirable n r,-u
n, Mor
imDroyed uutro,ro,od h..s
on he state,
feet cellar same Ioi prices low,
business
''' OF
roller Wllheart
- - 'Ni' ~, auull0n,
Improved unmproved in all parts of bon aG
'N ny order. Hs IA
o are to cali on ma ana
3'lO worth OF
Persons giving right selling property win pcts.
BUFE'MAN, SEIIETss Z,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-12
ALL FOR LOVE.
a Benedict, Being Deserted by His Bride,
shoots Himself.

a Benedict Being Deserted by His Bride,
shoots Himself.
Special TO the Gazette,
DMNGERFmLp, TEX, June live
learn that Ben Williams committed sui
eide about O'Clock last night 10 Cason,
small town six miles west of here.
About one month ago he ran away and
married Lizzie Tomby. They returned
home and settled down and seemed TO
live happily together until last Saturday,
when, from some unknown cause, She
quit him, saying she did not love him and
would not 1--we with him again. Since
then he has been very Respondent aud
has several times visited her and tried to
persuade her to come back to him, but
she positively refused, and last night he
ended his lie as above SEATED with a
thirty-eigh caliber pistol, shooting him
self through the temple, Williams has
only been here about eighteen months,
but has made many friends, who regret
the sad occurrence. He was from near
West Point Ga, where his parents live
and are highly respected. He left several
letters to his relatives stating his trouble.