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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
10 Rochester and Montreal Express through traws
TO Rochester St Adams and Rouses Point
1850 Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Utica. syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo,
Nisgers Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving At Chicago
p66s m next day.
8Oa M Chicago Express drawing cars 70 Canaan
dsigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
I'll M, Western HewYork and Northern Express with
drawing room cars.
$50 NJ Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
ing To Saratoga Fl Edward and Qens Falls on
Saturdays only
= p M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Chicago and 81 Louis Express with sleeping cars
cago and 81. Louis
$50 Express with sleepingcars TO syracuse and 10
Auburn road. and 10 Saratoga also 10 Montreal
t"0l6 Pacific Express with sleeping for Roche~
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo ST. Louis Dc
troll and Chicago.
il5 p M Night Express with sleeping TO Albanl
and Troy Connects With the morning trains Tor tho West AID
for the North except Saturday nighO.
Tickets on eale AZ Grand Central Depot No BowhnS
Green. 4lS Broadway Harlem Depot i25h az and an avs
and Wese9rs Express oaices payk paes NEAR bso.S
York 1888 Washington and 7So Fulton ss Brookyn and ~
4th at, williamsburg
Accommodations and sleeping cars can oe
procured OF the ticket Offices in New YORK CIV Ans
998 Washingtp at. Brooklyn
Baggage called an checked from residsnce
These All othors tally except SUNDAY
These trslns atop At Harlem u2sth & and s,hsye
J. NJ TOUUEy, d. N; knspklcA
General huD sfintsndsnk RsperA PaaaaaHss AxmA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAfLROh

! LNRlE RAlbN I, now known as inc NEW
Arrangements Of trains from Gsa@gerst Depot From
a m-Day except Sundays Day ESpfsss Burst Drawing.
room Coaches to Bnghamion, Elmra, nornellsve Bur
Coaches Iiorneisvilic to Cincinnati
S% Pullman train Of ba aS and aoie seepns o
No extra charge for fast time Arrives Meaive rs
200 n.y. and ST. ISS 80 the second manning
% %'b15s oc c..
GsGaSo EsSpes c s SHs @
q pullman Day and sleeping Coaches Blnghamoa Ii.
s and N r: AS @ c gag go 1870
y noon 49, 800 800; 40 5iC go go si9.
s $ 1928 S an 49, i GU o a5 % o55 sI y iass
Pi'f!aSn 600 ~ 49, S 4 49, 5 P sS 49, 5 & & &
s9 1919 ri 4 Z SS $780, foo sunsa: 5 95 st. 1920
Newark and Paer.on, via Newark, Gas 500 $50 1000
p n aud Il midnight Saturday nights only sundays.
ssea S2 5i gF P5 soS 3d. io2o M ,5 800 $780, .
$50 elO 100 800 1880 p ng and y midnight sandsy:
545, $50 1920 li5 $50. g. 1880 pm, and " mdmgh5
warwick 445, 1850, 1920 a. M, 4SO ,. NJ Sundays 5ao
Sswnurg and Cornwall 75o, a. m. $3.50, 49, cp m sun
Eondoat and Kingston and Montgomery M, $50 m.
sunday $50 n sc 7ln s e. SUMS e9g S9 20
$40 p M sunday 545 $50 1920 $50 sp,@
yno ~ Ss' sSq o 3 s2 no. "a ~ IN:
aud Western Railroad At Mast The train stops az
A Port JEWS S 49, 7so 1929 40 700. $780, $50
leave Gn n Y 20 iS % 20 S = 20 9S Ss
thirty minutes and il:i5 p m. Sundays every thirty
TcEet. passage and IN Drawing ROOM AZ!
Sleeping COACHES can be obta and orders for the
Nos 4o or a57 BfeadSay Isl Vests. T. r. 80 Court
Express trains the West in NewYOrk at 7la
''o JOE JOAN \ ABBoTT Gent Passr Agent NowYor
TROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.
steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave PEI
day at Fl m. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

LBANY b BoAT .5s DEAN pc "Ps9PISs Line"
Leave Pier Al r. r. foot cansist daily Sundays eIccpted
Connecting at Albany for V al POINTS North and West
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va, and South.
Leave via Penn $50 m rasos ola Gsrs Point 10 %
Norfolk 0 a w foMPKiNS GEN. Pass Agent
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.
llNEw YORK., NEWHAVEN AND HAHrr ZOE D. ~ IA *
Lncolnave near Third Bridge Harlem kiyo!
at fS a'S 2iS II ilss mo
as: F9a .5Ss.
ne WIZ for al Sas RsSa
and sued Branches and Boston and all points
East. -, ,.-.,,... ~,
tons at 1910 a. m. daily except Mondays; ,..
oSs a. ROchoo with way Trains Depot ana
Stamford.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD Passenger
ain says deP9 loot o. ana
soSn E s Mauch hunk Glen summit WEo,harTa
4Ss local
a IN anu 6:4O for Easton, Bethlehem and Coplay
points IN M,honoy and Hazeton coal regions sunday
leaves Tor Msuch chunk and aazeton m
General Eastern ONCE NO. 1 T. T. 'BYiSaroN o.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
the Ea from Grand Ge@'En Depot Ihss
m 1rros s s and 10 ES palace Sleep
Ing cars) Sundays at IL p M with palace seegng esrs
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, R. l.
w Leave Grand Central Depot as follows
4tsspp % % a aryins 10 NNs Newport
ID cars fisafSSf ven sup.
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Danfina Araoemies.

LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
n Waiting thoroughly acquired In few private lessons
tstrieuy privnte) Lessons daily
MR.. p. HARVARD REILLY, Master of
IA dancing. 67S 9th See Circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
no 7 ICE: a.,

MOTTO
Holders Of General Mortgage Bonds Of the
WABASH. ST. LOUIS 4 PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
who have signed agreement o. July Is. as5 are
hereby notified that no bonds will be recev under that
bonds bcdeposed with tne Purchasing Committee
'a D'' ,' - 90 For lie fgren1siPg COMMITTEE
TaR LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY co, !
NEW YORK March %, 1886
THE transfer books OF this company will be
L closed at O'Clock p M on SATURDAY, the TIL RD
& CT 4P be & or s a Day '9a nay scip n
WI oF TeoPSSS4 on the moTns % Ne
NBw.YoRK CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY Co.
GRAND CEsIRAL DEPOT,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of tbs tbs company
will he closed at O'Clock p H. on Monday The nth day
N.Y. next and % Oe fsoPsng9 ne RGr9ag Of FRIDAY
no HOLDERS OF THE INCOME BONDS
L Of tle ho ONE wyATERTowN AND oGDENsBURG
Ssgs Of 1ns SmpnS lS IN the 2 nc
p4ny and the issue Y exchange therefor ,o.,.
Company maturing July 1922, and bearing interest he
cent % the amount OF AZ per cent of the lace
Capital Stock said Company the Of 60 per
The cSnsodsea Mossgs Bonas issuea in erchapee for
Of sonSi per en nc Hp @ - 1885, VIII carry
topics the agreement be signed at the Office Of tho
Office so 10 Nassau-s and all holders requested 10
sign said agreement and deposit SAID bonds at
The holders large amount OF the Income Bonds have
already asseDtod 10 the above proposition
CHAHLES PARSONS, President
THE AMERICAN STEAM BOILER INSUk-
ANCE COMPANY Of this city. a ccrgoraiion duly or
hewYork entitled An act to provide for the incorporation
Of Lie and Health insurance companies and Casualty nsur
companies and relation agencies OF such cOmpa
mes hereby notice OF its intention the
Of said company from two hundred thousand doll
u hive hundred thousand dollars -
Dated February 70, 1886 " r. bCHENCk,
Secretary
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WARREN DELANO.
WILLIAM n. -IAKBUCk,
{. T. WOEHlSHOFFLK,
fDMARD J.. CHASE,
LLIJAH SMITH.

EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
IL GIOhGIA RAILROAD.
Toe United states Circuit Cour having granted Decree "
Foreclosure sale OF tie properly lot ia Ell ia the
18th May 1855.
NOTICl' u HEREBY GIVEN that holicrs OF TNCOM
desiring parc pate the benefits Of the
zati0n deposit Ohds VITA thc Central IruS. Com
ptuy York atr than Tuesday. April -. 1896.
DOde depos ing on OF before t date viii have the e1clu
u1h t. subscribe rata for o.. The
cunes under the plan of the present income boad
holders and not aiken by them.
NOTICE Is ALSO nkREBY GIVEN that all holders OF
Preferred and Common stock desiring 20 parc'ae IN c
benefits OF the determination must assent 10 e plan and
make OF e assessments under same 10 tie central
OF YORK presenting then CcT,ln
the sail Trust COMPANY tor the having
such payment stamped ticTcon not later than
tuesday II i--6 Holders depOs ting before
that late will the exclusive right TO subscribe pro rata
tlocaied under the
present Preferred and common Stockholders respect
lively, ald taken by them
The Commit the night 10 extend the time
Ing which securities may be deposited for limited Pc1Od
and cOndlt 10 penalty they
pose but all such depositors alter TUESDAY.
n leS6 lie eutcd 10 share In the dement's OF SUB
sciiptiOn to the unalOitcl securities
aud Committee OF the East Tea
'N' By i. r. OF C0TT
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OONDHOLDERS COMMITTEE.
LAFAY ErrE. BLOOMINGTON &MUNCIE RAILROAD.

holders Bonds the Eastern and sandusky d.
vision Of The Lake Liie and NeteIn Railway are repre-
scented by Committee. is highly muortat that the ~
teiests those Bonds Western DIVISION should
he present foreclosure suns We the unoer
Signed appointed Committee 10 take such acton
be tie end ~ View. We Therefore re-
unest ell persons holding First Mortgage OF Income BONDS
issued by the Lafayette Bloomington and 1uuct Railroad
COMPANY to forward without de ay Their addresses
and statement holdings JOSIAH G. RElFf. Secretary
o. Commit ee 30 ETOac-st NewfOrk CITY, or p. O. EON
100 especially caution BonChOdns against giving
consent reorganization that BIAS yet been
sonted Of no Of Common STOCK anc Float
Ing Debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
NIEsT SHORE RALROAD-

I'VE WET sn6s kotTf b G aId lss''f Tue WIS,
Aa2UfR 8bH e. s2E' vahLsS q FS
On and after yaroh 81, 1895 train, will wo,t.sa
st. station as follows: -. ,.... -,
North River 20 ninues earlier than from foot Of @s3
Detroit and Chicago $50 a. m. 'eoo $40 p ssspss
Rudse ROCHESTER, suspsn.lo. Brase Slsara Pau. 90
U 81 and syrstS.s go a. "a" % 1917 Ca
81 s
css.R h = 10 go ll,2S4 m; ssa .slogn
:: &C. H. Iol a. s aca NJ aSS a .sa
s:%S. cs . g q sSS no
DAILY. ibay except saturday Other trains daily except
For gcket. time tables. paror sleeping aeeOuot
s a, ., yS,n F1 S SIS s sn's
E Ese ss viii s rU and s.
dences Orders can be loft at nshs S5i,ss yrrr
$50 Broadway. general Passenger Agent
BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST
ID FALL RIVER LINE-Best route VIA sound MAXI
ioo 81 every das ncSGed a. 900 N
,r psn ana ger,cy y W Amen
CArSKiLL EVENING LINE.
daily Sundays excepted IRON Pier 49, iOo' d
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
TOR NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave Peck
l. Hlp at D. IN. and IL p. Sundays excepted ii
No. steamer arrives for early North aId Fast
Excursion 10 New Haven and return, 81 30.
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction fares all points Boston 81; W1rces.
,s leave flsT % SSI.9 F EyT 100, :,
D. daily, except sunday.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEVILLE SEY
~ Trains leave from Chambers ST. Depot for IN "ot.
(loser Pier mont and Nyack $50 10 M 800 4. $50,
54O $40. $3.50 p. m II midnight Sundays 7. m and
Manuel Spring Valley and Monsey T. 10 H. $50 n.
Sundays . a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
Drr Goods.

600 Rolls China Mattings, from 81 fol
O,OOO 40 yards Ane mattngs proportionately 10"
carpets, rednced prices. 1900 . l, -oo -, poo,,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
pipi6enn Notircs.
yopartnsrsbip Notifies.

THE COPARTNERSHIP between the under I1i,
signed heretofore existing under the hrn name 81
FGERION COMPANY IA this day discover ny Mu'u"
consent William FgertOn to sign In llgu,datlen'
nated Anr,l's 1856 MM EGFRlON,
Jaw" -'P'" SPENCER L. briggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
Business Cbauces.

A GENTLEMAN with twenty years drill In
busiuess himself possessing some means, wants EN-
responsible integrity and ln-
tellgen would be required. Address
EXECUTIVE, BOX %. New-York Tribune.
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ALI, FARES REDUCED VIA

n sToNIN0ToN LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
To Provienos 81 u.s. to Boston, S. nrstclas Steamers
leave new pier 50, North Rver block above Canal
at at 6OO o. IN daily except Sunday; o train with
paor recning chars between steamers landing and
00''o" "i'H'"' W. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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ST. al D. y FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

DOR NEW .HAVEN.-Steam"rs leave Peek
slip al 3 D. m. and IL p. Sundays excepted Ii n
m In tine for early trains North al East
EHcmIalOn 10 New. Haven and retnIn 81 %.
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RAILROAD or NEW.JE 81

II
~ Trains leave from Chambers Depot for I'm IL w0)f
(oster Pier mont and Nyack $50 10 m. 800 T. 49,
30 8 40 $50 .. m II midnight sundays z. and
7:l6 70
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NORWICH LINE,


~ Reduction fares all points Boston 81 Wprces.
ter ~ 80 steamers Pier -, North kiy,r lot OF
Wattst next pier above DesbrOsses street Ferry al BOD
ID H. daily, sunday.
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etsambcats anb Railroads.

LBANY BOATS. "Peoples Line.'
N DREW and DEAN RICHMOND
Pier Al ~ r. foot Canast daily Sundays excepted)
st6p m.
Connecting al Albany for al points North and West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
ACTlEA is THE WONDER
Of the 18TH century Can or sdjrrss
AETNA co. IS 5thSvo. y. Y.
obstruction.

Art Schoos-City.
AIRS. LOUISA Is. CULVER
ke VIII receive pupils beginning Tuesday, October 20 IN
drawing OH and water color painting stl hia flowers and
landscape china painting ani decoration
studio No. 50 MadisOn.ava
References
Nj J. Huntington President NauOua Academy ~ Deslyl
M William Hart, y. A.. Mr. James NJ. Hart N Al
MI. DAVID Johnson " a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFoRT, Norfolk Va and South.
Leave via Penn n. n. $50 r. ParOr cars 70 Baltimore
thence Palace Steamers arriving at Ola Point sl5
Norfolk o a IN. Ii. V. fOMPkINS, qenl Pass. Agent
9l0 Broadway, n. Y.
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STATE OF TRADE,

CHARLESTON April 9.-rurDentine steady at :
sLvAENAn. April :. -1uroentige steady at IS
WILMINGTON. April S-rurDoaLno dull AZ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-09
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, r. l.

Leave Grand central Depot as f0U0wsi
Az ga. ~, wing In Newport at 2;23 D. N
A. Up M, arriving 10 Newport at $50 p. m.
ID awing-room cars attached 70 both trains
THEODORE WARREN, Sup6
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
ON TIE 5 SWEET.

No district court was held yesterday.
The city council meets next Tuesday.
The past has been an exceptionally
Qhiet week in police circles.
+. A $4,000 breach-ot-promlse suit was
dled yesterday. Full particulars sin our
Next"
Mrs. Ed. Il. Warren's school for girls
and young ladies will reopen on Monday,
January Is.
81 Two pistol cases, one for disturbing the
peace and one ARRAY comprised the re-
torder's docket yesterday.
81 The Texas Express company viii have
messengers on all Santa Fe trains from
Dallas to Fort Worth, via Cleburne.
B Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
To j. M. Stewart and Miss Willie Iamil-
bon, IL. Drummer and Mrs. Lena
Schmidt.
.# Some excellent music will be rendered
40 the Cumberland Presbyterian church
To-day by the regular choir, Mrs. Rogers,
soprano; Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Falk-
.ner, alto; MIR. Stewart, tenor, and Mr..
August basso.
The Choral society viii have a rehearsal
Monday evening at 1880 O'Clock in the
cumberland Presbyterian church. Ii has
been determined TO give the "Messah'
the first week in February, and therefore
members OF The society should be present.
Mack Haley, NJ. Chowning and VIII
Richmond, the three youths arrested by
tOflicer Riggles for stealing coal from the
Texas & Pacific, have been turned over TO
5the county authorities and transferred TO
hail to await the result of their arraign-
ment in the county court.
# Messrs. Coffinau & Dlllen, the clever
y managers of the Fort Worth Transfer,
have q way of uttering "Happy New
Year" that is peculiarly fascinating to
The Bohemian. The local department o.
1.-THE GAZETTE tenders is acknowledge
hents with heartfelt expression Of good
old Rip Van Wrinkles toast.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
DENISON.
Married Agaln..-This Time BY The
Laws OF tho Lone star
State.
sporia, to nc Gazette.

sporial to nc Gazette,
DxNIson, Tx, Jan. 2.--Yester,lay
morAing Mr.. VIII Shcrbum and his wife,
nee Hula Rice, were married agsin BY the
laws OF Texas, they having married on
Inst Saturday IN the Nation, whpre Rev
Roberts oiileiated. The parents wished
the ceremony To be doue over again. and
this time Rev Thomas Sherwood ofllci-
ated OF the residence OF the bride, on
Easf Main street,
a tramp az limestone Gap made Engl-
neer Charley Blair md his fineman crawl
out 81 sight among the coal lew nights
ago hy opening iire on them with = pistol
because they woald not accommodate
( him with free ride, but fortunately
neither was hurt
Mrs. Bettes, assisted by Miss Nellie
Brooks OF Paris, Miss Dewey OF AnStin
and Miss Bcttes, were amoug the ladies'
who received their friends yesterday.
! The parlor Of Mrs John Carr was also
open, and host OF friends were enters
tanned by this hospltalole lady.
The Misses Rose Letper. Edith Menifee
and Caddie Lingo had a long lisl Of visit
ors yesterday, aud al the callers were
! highly entertained
Ford's Mkado Opera company ut the
opcra-heuso Friday night IN "Thlee Black
/ Cloaksn
4 Robinson, the hardware man, was out
1 visiting Yesterday, and he presented more
brass than a newspaper man, his calling
card being OF polished brass and eonsid.
cred By an the incest OF the season.
I j. H. Cherry of Terrell, Tex, came
very near meeting his death last night az
/ the COlouuado hotel Dust before retir.
Ing he blew out the gas instead Of turn
ing IL off, and this morning Week Harck-
ney sent the porter to awaken him, as he
4 wanted TO leave ON tno O'CLOCK train.
The porter opened the windows and
found Mr.. Cherry lying on the door, and
supposed he was dead Drs, r. Walker
and Gardner were called and pumped the
gas out of the unfortunate man, aud In
the course OF half an hour brought him
to, but he is very sick still.
+. G. Golden superintendent OF the
Missouri Pacific, is IN the city to-day
Mai. Maughs left yesterday for wash
mgton In the interest OF Denison on the
point of location for the federal court.
+. NJ. Robinson, the hardware man,
this evening closed the contract with MIR.
Collins for the laud 60 locate the ice
factory on, near the compress, and also
made rates for five cars of freight, CON
sistiug of machinery, Work viii begin
at once, so this makes the Ice factory a
certainty. "Hurrah for Denisonlp
James Conwcll was the lucky one ai
the ratlie for the hne Russian zephyr lap
robe at the White Elephant tonight, Che
robe was valued at S75.
The trial Of j, n. Crowley, on the
charge OF stabbmg 5, 4. Smith with In
tent TO Kill yesterday evening, will be O H.
tlnued on Monday, the court failing to get
through this evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
Ew-YEAR,s CALLs.

fHow DARBY, JOAN, DAMON AND PYTHIks
+ SPENT TIKI INFANT DAY OF EIGHTEEN
4 EIGHTY-sIx.
JAN. FL am victim Of the custom of
.making New-Years calls; my head felt
hike an inflated balloon in an atmosphere
hoo light 10 admit of its ascent, and when
y shut my eyes countless stars shoot
.athwart the horizon of my brain with as
.many fantastic curvesas a drunken editor
.makes with his intoxicated pencil. saw
tthe world yesterday swimming in wine
sand lightened by the sunshine Of women's
Ssmias and "Red's" gorgeous apparel
s'Who is 'Rcd'f" Oh, yes, i forgot; you
don't know ''Red," but do. He was our
ldriycr, and to use his own language his
,New-Year's costume "took the diiapidated
linen off the many times bifurcated shrub
Fiery" Somehow or other he hobs up
sserenely Ia my mind this morning as
la brigadier-general, but I'll swear he
\ was our driver yesterday.
Darcy, Joan, Damon and Pythi-r a-e
the names we rode, called and sni
innder yesterday, but forget which ono
was, and were 1t not tor ths sion Of
"Rcd" before me would 4 10 doubt
whether or not was one ~ he party.
Three O'clock p "a igand US sober, IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
ingram & Co.'s Damaged STOCK Bought
at a Sacrifice.



a close-obserying and Successful hnsl-
ness man Of this city sud 60 ns on yes
terday, "Iisecms Which anybody has a
want 70 be supplied IN dry goods, cloth
Ing, boots, shoes or bats, that It is their
FIRST thought to run tcthasc's. The im-
preston is gencrsl among the people that
II they can ind whatthey need at Chase's,
they can buy It there cheaper than they
can elsewhere Ia the state,
And we answered ''yvs;H aud It Is the
same way With people who have bargains
70 sell for cash They always come 70 us
trst to sell IL, for they know that II they
have q bona Ode bargain to Offer
that they can find buyer IN as,
aud we said Go our friend we win tell you
how we came to buy the Ingram stock Of
damaged goods; Ingram & CO. were car
rying a superb stock OF goods, amounting
fully 10 Sf5, 900, on which they had In
surance amounting TO only $4,000. The
aditIstcrs met AT the pickNyii Motel In this
city, where they spent ncary TWO weeks
Of valuable time dlckering with Ingram &
Co ia regard 70 the Insurance matter, hrst
Offering Ingram & Co. about 40 per cent.
of the face value Of their poll
cics, then so, and, finally, 40 per
cent These dlUnes only implied broken
faith, aud indeed were an insult to
the business Intelligence Of Iugiam
Ia Co., who had already sustained
very large loss beyond the face value OF
their policies, SO they at once determined
to begin suit against the insurance COM
panies, aud IN order To relieve themselves
Of the time ami trouble necessarily re-
CURED TO retail out their damaged stock,
they sacrificed the stock aud We bought
the whole in bulk 1t is indeed an "ill
wind that blows nobody goodr Oug
customers will reap the itch bargains 10y
coming in TO see us. IN the New York
Stock exchange big trades are made, ouly
in words; no papers are passed, and when
member agrees TO do certain thug and
does not do it, and tries TO make another
bargain by "dickeriDg,r they eSpel him
at once. The question which merchants
are TO consider now is "does insurance
Insurer" After they have paid their good
money for insurance, thereby complying
with their part Of the agreement are they
Insured? There are more people get on
and off the cars in Fort Worth than at
any other three cities In Texas, and there
are more people 20 in and out Of the Chase
Trading Co.'s store than at any other
store in Fort Worth,
THOMAS Fairly,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-03
ANsoN.
Arrested After Fourteen Years-A Mum
hes OF Prosecutions FOR Illegal Fancing.
Correspondence of the Gazette

Arrested After Fourteen Years--A Mum
hes OF Prosecutions FOR Illegal Fancing. =
Correspondence of the Gazette.
ANsoN, TEX, Dec. 3l.---The sheriff of
Parker county came in to-day and took
charge of jim Pate, who was convicted
some fourteen years ago at Weathcrford
for killing and'skinning cattle in Parker
county and sentenced To the pcnitentiary
and escaped from jail Pate has been
living in Jones aud Shackelford counties
about eight years, and has never had a
charge against him, and has made many
friends. Mir, N. Thomson, citizen OF
this place, says that he bought the hide
tnat Mr.. Pate had, aud that cousin OF
pate's did the killing OF the cattle and Is
willing to testify to that fact.
Justices court has been in session to-
day, trying one p. ID. Fears for cursing n
school teacher, and he answered to the
call Of SO and Trimmings.
-Four bootblacks made their appearance
on the streets to-day, which is their first
appearance IN Arson
The state land board has instructed our
county surveyor to register applications
for any lands that have been bought from
the state and not settled on within the
time allowed by law, which VIII open up
held for the lawyers.
County court begins next Monday, with
more than double the largest docket ever
before since the organization OF Jones
county, there being elghty-odd cases for
! Illegally fencing up school lands.