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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Der yorh R;r.- Yrs,.,s aJtf II iIr1 Ifs
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CorrEF-spot no firm at sa,c. for FAIR. Sales. 5000
bars ai,oat on private terms options quiet AZ an ad
vance OF points Sales 10000 tales closing Anr 72o
n 30; NAV 725d7 80; June. 7.l5d7.2O: july. Ilo
Gi.i5; August. 7.i"d7.i5; September Z l0g,lS 0c;
tober, 7lOa7.lj November, 7lU0"lJi Decc"pcr' ''i'
al 20 Mid grades quiet. -,.., Gala.
COTToN-Spol Cotton quct steady ani unelanged Saes; ,
Ss5 bales o which l2y for ort anu 2b' ior hoc
consumption Delivered 80 bales lecelpt. at the pots
today 8j7G bales against 1923 tins day last week and
1857 last year.
quotations according TO the American cia'sincao'
q asf sfolow-
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Cost an0 fonno.

7 OST-Bank book No. 162. 800 on Dry Dock
u Bank. Any person having claims upon said
Pook called upon TO present the to the Bank within
20 DAYS the said BOOK will be declared cancelled ami
tinsuished and issued In lien thereof.
OST.-In the mails per steamer "OregOn."
i tho following: 60 shares New.York Lake Erie and
Western H. H. Co. Preferred Stock Certificates Nos 39OS
4s4 4sl7 4ss. sslH and $50 for shares each All
hereby cautioned against the
fransfer stopped and certificates applied for.
BLAKE BROS. & CO.,
IL Mall.At.
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A LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line"
~ DREW ard DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier Al N r. foot Cana daily Sundays ezceptedD
Connecting at Albany for all points North and West.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave from Chamberss, Depot for tngevooa,
Tcnany Closter spark aad Nyack $40 1892 30 e30 and
II 3)a :l6 3? 4, 50. 62) $40. $50, 1890 M.
~ midnight. sundays 1880, $50 q. TO-. and p.
Connecting trains leave Spark Snfern and inernedi
ate 729 s::5 l0:4d ill5 m 55s 745 sl5 p. m.
sundays l0:40 m, 9:15 D.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

n Il,
II YORK, LAKE Erie AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangements Of trains from Depot From
sam-Daily except Sundays, Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to B!ngLanton Elmira IIotnelsvlIe But
roUcre. @ Hornelisvne to cineinSati ai"" '""s'.
6p m.-Day. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited Express
no " extra TS charge T for fast @ tms Arrives Iesve rs
an; Cleveland l96oa M Cincinnati 6t2 p M Chicago
pDais Bufsio and Niagara Fails Eimted arrives
Buffalo 79 m suspension rr9se s9 a1 ~ The moss
p nDaiiy. Chicago Express Tor the West Pullman Day
and eegns cods1s: e ..% E@ Rochester,
Hs'aeF1?Ta poss sas rs's9s goo IS 9 80
ssS ioaS 1as .ss is Gs? 2? s9 s?91 @
rfs5's1 s5 600 - &c. t as so Sj j f9a 3 5S
sgS S Hs & 81 i 4 ?SUfH 6 o 1ns.y: % y SS so iO.'
so @aSsSt sS ~ s @ ac O sUa Say Say
.s saJ ssS Sso TSss 49,
ss & sS S 1929 sgO @ aso s oso Ss p and Il %n
Warwick 445. $50. 1920 m 4;SO p m. Sundays aAo
Newburg and Cornwall Z:5o a. m $50. 4So. and 7
pP%ondout % and kingston and Montgomery 4.J 800
Sunday sso ns ga m s sundnys m e1csDea. I
SSen n M a49 Sunday St Io o SEQ 90 1920 % $50
MiaaetOwas anadav AZ 5iS siS s 49, o:S S no ms
~ pna $40 M trains connect With New YORK Ontario
and Western Railroad Mainst The train stops at
josS 7sS IO2o S r. t'D 100 7'' 900
fifteen minutes; 6lt to lo46p ever thirty minutes.
and Gs M M e4sry s SS insss
and ns
and transfer q baggage may b s ~ the oapsny 91ss
1press trains from in NewYork ss 7'lo
$780, SaA n A2d BOT p een ra.sr Agent SewY0
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Excursions.
TEE NEW LINE
Between NEW-YORk, PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SOUTH
Excursions.

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
after March % 1856 tho NewYork Philadelphia
nud Orok aOad Campany will run Fast Day aud Nigh
between New FORK and ape Charles Trains leave
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. week days and
daily arriving at Old Point CQm,or. q 10 wee2
,sr sir, Gaily; Norfolk 9iO p and $3.50 r. N.
Sleeping Car through ork Portsmouth AMI
Bufet Parlor from NewYoK to Cape Charles Tickets
sleeping gberths be securet At
Ticket Cficc Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
II. W. DUNNE. X. b. COOKE,
Superintendent Gcnl Pass. and Freight Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
A., SfS.oois-Iity

ArC
AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VI VIII pupils beginning TUESDAY, OCTOBER 70 IN
c,av1nr and wafer color painting '5l hfA nowers anu
srososr,e LIN painting and decoration
~ studio No. 80 Maiiscn-ava
References
Nj J. Runtn gtOn President Nauonil Aca1emy OF D:ssn
III, "A illam Hart, y. A.. Mr.. James VI. Hart y. A.;
DAVID Johnson " A.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Gonntrn Doar0

N,RTENWICH COnn.-Pcrmancnt bOarderS
" desired June ls farm miles from N Y and
X n X r. station high healthy location ana everything
desirable; references gwen required Address
l.. ". G.. Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
vI,HE COMMITTEE FOR THE REORGAN-
i ization OF the
Buffalo, New-York and Philadelphia
Railroad Company

holders to deposit securities AMI ssen
at once with tle Bank OF New-YOrk y. Is. A. As Wall ST.,
NewYors OF with Fidelity Insurance Trust and Sae
Deposit Company in Phila lajclphia
Plans o5tanaOle from the deDotaTc'
and from the undersigned:
CARL SCHUbZ Chairman. Sc Exchange Place. Room IL,
New-Yoik
CLARENCE H. CLARK. 35 south Sd St. Phila
CHARLES ~ FRY. Bank Of New.YoTG, B. B. A., AZ wall
ST.. New.York.
IsAAC ~ SELIGMAS Mills Building, Ncw-Yors.
T. ADRIAN TROMP. 81 Exchange Place Room IL,
New.York
A. MARCUS, Secretary, - Exchange Plics Room H.
Ncw.York
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Musical Instruction.
NRAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

46-WkST 23D-ST.-46
Tie school Otnusc, elOcuOn dramatic art forele
I luaces drawing and painting free ADVANTAGES equa
tI1 lt tssons per week. IOr particulars address 80,
" l.. EB. KHARD, President
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Dauein9 Afaoemies.

alexander MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave:
N Waiting thoroughly acquire" IN 'e" '
,trfcty private. Less ons daiy.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
FAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND

FAST IENNESSkE, HNdSG1h ndsS KdhGlNiA AND
TOc United states circuit court having granted Decree Of
%oTIcG Is MEREBY GIVEN that holders Of INCOME
aaon r 1 n a opds ssn ~ rnSs @ GeRFn p 1gs' %
osers ing on or that date the e1clu
surite aocacd under the pan Of present income Oond
"c%UTIcE III is AhS0 .snEY GIVEN that all holders
PIeerrcde ~ ,o1non stock desiring to Pat@epaie @ % IN dhG ihg
make rapnr SaE Of he under central
Gates to @ san Trust company tue purpose having
such 1s cent to dd oes fsa non on or are
that date viii the exclusive right subscribe pro rata
to the present Preferred stockholders respect
The Conmtee ne right to e,t9nd rhe tme dur
ing which The securities may be deposited fr limited period
pose in case sail suca deposoTs after TUESDAY
scription to the nnaoted secuntes ,... r.,
"'''e' '"S'''' anu '''' BY F. p oLCoTT
INVESTMENT BONDS.-A list from which
". BKENTON wELLING, so broadway.
1876 Bn9aF%A SsSA GSES ESgnnaF hp Sc Gon1Ef fssS
MIR. JAMES N. MCLEAN, having accented
S3 % @ hs eE no ae
At meetn Of tie directors held This day. Mr Edward a
Walton unanimously elected president and Mr. George
Mclean veepresdent both tse eject on IN
NEw York April 6, 1885
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NFW.JERsEY to elect nine
Directors 10 serve for next ensuing will De held at
q Il ospGf p " ana o'clock m of FRIDAY MAY THE
Tie Transfer Books both in New.York and Phiapelphia
will be closed from Friday the sixteenth Instant TO Monday
The Tenth prOh'"p py order.
SAMUEL KNOX. Secretary.
NOTICE.-The Union Pacific Railway Com
~ gapy hereby gives notice that IL viii ppIchase
south Park and, Pacific Rallroat COMPANY iis5
first mortgage bonds representing interest which Will ll
such purchase VIII be by the Union Pacific Railway
Company its Office No Al Equitable Buidin Boston
HENRY MCFARLAND
Treasurer Union Pacific RAILWAY Company
Boston, ADril 49, 1856.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Nun RAILKoAD CoMpANG: ,n,or
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of ms Company viii be closed
or purpose o, the next annual meeting Of the
siocs holders and wi! be reopene6 on the morning of
~ ''' : '"' - '--' " ' GESRY PRATT Treasurer.
ITO HOLDERS OF TIE INCOME BONDS
of the Rome. Watertown and ogdensburg Railroad Com
pany:
have been made for the deposng Of the in
the IN exchange
First consolidated ertblo bonds Of said
rate Of per cent to amount per cent Of the ace
value of rhe income bonds and capital stock OF said
bonds
posted prior to May lss6 will carry coupons OF z
copies aereemen may be signed a. The ONCE Of the
ec c 10 IL and al Holders are requested % ssn
said agreement and deposit SAID bonds at once.
bonds CHAhLE PARSONS, Presdenr.
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financial.
Denver and Rio Gralde Railway Company

The Reorganization Committees OF the Denver ana MO
Grandc Railway Company London Amsterdam ana Ncw'
York hereby give notice that after the 10Th pAh VI
1855 no bonds or shares OF stock OF the Denver anu MO
rane Railway Company Trust Certihcse' OF tle
Colorado Rolling Trust Company VIII be receod anu
aowed 10 Anticipate In the plan OF reorganization except
III the discretion the Committees ana upon ucn spee
terms and conditions may be then imposed
April 10. 1856.
GEORGE COPPELI.
Chairman OF the New-YoIk Committee
HOWARD GILLIAT,
Chairman OF the London Committee.
NC VAN HALL.
Chairman Of the Amsterdam Commtto
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Mem Publications.
Jnsirnrtlon.

Fer Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
u llfS I1osdway rsar 42cti 4eih year: primary, ,Go,'
ere fj and classical Ct Rtn ent instruction thoroush
H. M HOBBY. W j. Akn INNS; Nc heLdrckson AssO te
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gtedmbodts ano railroads.

A.. .k9MD1UI On! ! l,v sn,l 81. KINGSTON, Ianan:
boro. Milton. Pougnkeepsie Esopu, connens S.k
s. and :.;' y g.ff sssrs M
e.ssps saturday, wee; @sn saT E
ROSTON,. NEWpORr, NORTH AND EAST
accommodations. rates From Pier 2s =
ioot oi MnTay., eysry a.y ,saaday' lncaded z
Boat irom Brooklyn s5o IN. Jersey City fSsn '"''
CArsKlLL EVENING LINE.
FER Of
'ay''''' a'op %rARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
J>OR NEW W.HAVEN.-Stramers leave Peck
% and IN ng n for syrS: ay,, s,sspss sG
NORWICH LINE.
Eeaacon Of fs'ss to- 70 al pon;' Boston ST. worcs,
Wat next pier above Dcs5o Sc: street Ferry W sSS
D. daily except sunday.
NEw.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
. so' 49, i
sAs sas Ssp,sfs & s.GFsn % draw
% fi,t Limited chicago LIpres y,h dnips cars
Ei'ssT Fsl. Ers cleveland Toledo arriving chcss;
a,Sas ssSasS . raw cars canas
si n western Ss~Yorf and nd sorinsrn % Express. With
So sa' ss i"
= p nj. Aseoamod.'ion % to % Albany and Troy
Chicago and St LOUIS with sleeping
for Eag:ra Falls Bunao Cncinnau. Toledo Detroit CHI
cagO and st. Louis.
$50 p m Express with sleeping1ars TO Syracuse and
Auburn road and g Saratoga also 10 Montreal
S.sa 'Gl
troit sni Chicago.
ll16 p. m. Night Express. with seepng-cs 10 Albany
and Troy Connects with the aud
for the North except SATURDAY nightL
Tiekc, on sale Il Grani Central 1spo, 10: Bcwins
;; @ s sS ss's:S 81
York. 1898 ngton 7S0 Fulton Brooklyn, and 70
4th st, Williamsburg.
AccOmmodaons drawing room aud sleeping cars can b!
OF the ticket Offices in NewYork CITY, and
333 Waslin gton.st. Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily All others daily except sunday
tThcse trains stop at fIarem l25h.st and 4th ave.
j. ". TOUCEY, ID. NJ kENDRICk,
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Tor 10th Sexes-Citv

A -CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS. with re-
As liable IN formation free mailed for postage. -
L. AVERY. ANN school bureau. West lsth ST., N y.
DOBERT Il. RAYMOND,
IL ate Principal Boston school OF Oratory w
kNICKEkBDC kR BU IIDI NC. iti!st and Jth ave NY
DEMOVAL OF MISS fl. HESSE'S Teachers
IL Agency from 96 West list ST to II East 7thst near
bihayc NewY0rA Professors, teachers, recommended TO
schools advice in choice oi best rchoOls
FINHE BERlIIX SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
% West 23dst. also Brooklyn &c Court st.) Boston
Wnshipcon Philadelphia &c IeCOgmzed every where
ns the io leaning TO speak modern tongues
Fec very reason abe spring term begins now.
II EAST 6JTH-ST.
EC MISS CHIsR )IMS SCHOOL FOR GIRLa
uaiyard Preparatory Class So Boys CasseA
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Gieamtoats an0 Railroaos.
DAY LIN f.

DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT. Norfolk. Va. and South.
via Penn r. 4:3O p. Paror car, 10 Baltimore
thence Palace steamers arriving at Ola Point l.
Norfolk . A. III. III. V. rOMPklNS. Gen Pass Agent
3l9 BrOadMaY y. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
TROY BOATS-CITlZENS LINE.

Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave Pie.
a. foot OF Chrs0pherst daily except ar
day at 81. m sunday steamer touches at Albany
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

EXPERIENCED ORGANIST Of this city
~ desires in New York BROOKLYN OF vcny
n engagement before May moderate saiay
x,ll he ~. e.epfed: rood references. Please address
"ALEkRT," BOX -. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
INVESTMENT BONDS.-A list from whlcl
buyers may select fiom three 70 six per cent.
" HKENIO\ WIIII\G. BIOadWay,

OFFICE CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY, !
1876 BROAuwAY. NEW lORK, April 49, 1886.
MIR. JAMES NJ MCLEAN, having accepted
k the presidency Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Com
resigned the presidency OF this TO take
that date being the hfeth anniver
o. It's organizatiJn.
At ameetn of the held this day. Mr. Edward a
Walton was unanimously elected president and Mr. George
vcepresdent both elections to take effect Oh 18th
instant l.. NJ PARKER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
For Youno Ladies-Country.

svJNUE ELM>," Springfield, Mass.-Family.
/ pav and Music School fjr i.rl& Primary Academic
(lessca ana Post-C raduate Courses. -, -..,.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

For Both Sexes Country.
NIIFFSIDE BOARDING SCHOOL tor young
~ boys ana grs summer term May l. =, ,,., =, =,
Address n RS. ". K. JEAN, NyacE. N y
DOCKLAND COLLLGE-NYACKO ON-TllE
III HUDSON -PrCIaIatoIy and business Tor gentlemen
GIsouatng oorIte fcr aoios Twelve teachers Enter at
'A' ''"' ''"U ''- " H. BANIsTER. A NJ, Prin
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
Ocean Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES r0E CALiE0RNiA. JAPAN, CHINA. CEN
From New.York. pier foot Canal. st.. N. r
For an Franc via tho Isthmus OF PaDanA
ACAP Leo eRils 5aiurday. AGni "a, noon
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCIsCO.
Cabin. $40 Stecragc SO
From snn Francisco. let AMI Brannan SIS,
For China and Japan.
CITY OF pFKtNG sails .stErlIs. May 22. ..
For freight passage general Information apply at Com
panys Office Tho pier foot Canal.rt., ~ X
n. J. ETLI.AY, sUDerintsnienk
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New. and Ar wcrp every Saturday.
TOORDLANU H. April "a 10 a. M
BELGENLAND Saturday. May j, p
Saloon. $50 and 500; excursion. $40 $3.50 Second
Cabin. outward md prepaid rates. $40 excursion $50
Steerace at lOw est raies
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS Gen'l Ag'ts, 5saroadwsy.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

WANTED Baptist gentleman for music;
w Southern school: good salary. WOMAN'S AA'
CHANGE TEACHEHS' u q REAU. S23 6thave
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-23
9ai1nRg eagle
800 LOTS!
Strong S :: Addition.

These lots are deSirably
located two blocks from horse
cars. Eight or ten fine res
licences going up.
Special inducements to those
wishing to build. 1 1-2 miles
from Douglas ave. south OF Har-
~ ST. For sale by @. @.
STRONG and leading real estate
agents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18
"NID HI>rIINL.'
~" n"iti" Scnrr"d soldier mud vel
known NtprN writer ~ nrnJ

STANFORD CoNN. Julv II III G..
Ju i-uu, .\ui liuutlIucI tho stor,
writer died of heart disease ut his
hHiur here yesterday evening II,
"h- 40 NcHr. ut Hgc. When but 90
''trs 'Id hrcutcrcI the government
service n- nm Hpprc'uicc ON board IL
duct iu rcscuing the crew oi hbom
run down by Fulton Ferry boat ON
East River. The other mid-hipmcu
refused to mess with him because lac
had been "A common sailor before. AMI
while uu the way to Join the t,uli
-qundruu hc challenged thirteen of
them 10 light. some withdrew uu
refusal tu Gpht with him, but he
fought seven - them. one alter
another i'm lIurIdH, Sew Orleans and
havana, escaping without n scratch
himself bat marking four OF his
antagonists for life From that time
ON, hi. reputation ~ one of the best
shots iu the uitrd states was
established. "Ncd UWutliuc' pro-
hably urrci more wounds
on hls body than any
other living man. lie had ia hi,
right knee - bullet received iu Nir
glulh llr lhu several ulhtr 81 uuuur
Inflicted hy sword, she'll and gun,
seven OF which were gotten in battle,
The title ol colonel came to him aH
chicfof scouts in the rebellion in
4 lsGl.GI Hi first story "Ihc Cap
taiu's Pig was published m the
kuickcrbocho Magazine under tho
nnmc Of "Ncd Buutlinc,' when Ia his
fifteen b year This sketch brought
uotoficty 10 thu young writer aud
tighter, who subsequently received ~
high u, SGOODOn year for the product
/ II ms brain and pom, For many year
/ his income H. stOry-writcr brought
/ him S2OOOU annually lie once oarn
ed $4,000 in six weeks, aud At AN
other time, under pressure, hc wrote
a book of GlU pages ~ iNty-twC
hours, scarcely sleeping or catinl
during that tlmr.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

woman. who keep. n house ofl,ad ro
tNl.'.'no 10 appear, wa, cicctoJ r.,
... 'cm'-cs. Monday he re,urnnI
i' Ihr hou-c for ihc purpo.r ot snui nuI
.u. when the mother nC'pUI.
W'l.d.bc murdcro-- barred his oaraus aue
hnI'.' attacking him with a rlnb ~
'"'oi her by the throat and bonan nae
.""Nius her Her erie. brougb, H. H.
9hNahicr Rose, Go the rcscnc ,rho ,hu
"IrN 20 nfcNoIvcr nnI fired what nue.
provo the iaihl bullet Na,b. rho,s
'Ir son Of the editor rortlckWol,o,,n
lunu Advance. hiIcd ono Jot,,
crawford W Maiden. Mo. thrcc ycat.
,i-". and Wa- seut 10 the pcniteniiary
bI' "ts prioucd hy GOV. NarmJnt. .
o. tNi,,n months ago hy reason az Ls5
!. ulu dying slowly ot cou.umptton
'I regarded ms q hard case. and ba.
n,'. iir 'mWuhy of the people. Rose
Ni'N. lH- not been captured, but nor
ln"iH"r nui % i,m'c companion arr
100 lu, which is strongly puarJcJ
U1iins ihO approach ofu moh. ,yhirb
''l tu hr organ fjuy .uiou Citv
up"-rd of .urul. OF the wouuirJ
.H.1. with tlc expressed nicuiinp nr
HHuF tho Wire- douicilr and Tar
.O- Wl Gathering Jle inmates wbcr.
scr found
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18
NIINIING TIII SToCI,
rte NcNico RAIDER. Waking Ittc -
uurdcu Ior StncLmru.

/ f'' th. |.' ANN i AhiiiNll
~AN ANroNtu. rcN .lul o.. Thcrc
is 100 international war brewing over
Zoe rrrsldlu county The -tockmcu
OF that county have been losing
sheep 10y the wholesale. also cattle
which have been driven or by raid
iny McNicnu., who cross the Rio
Graudc aud hclp Themselves and then
depart John Ives, 10 is said.
hss lost zoo the last SIX
mouths.oycr ten Thousand dollars
worth OF horses. cattle aud sheep
The l;o GrHudc, where hi. rancho
touches 30, isVcry shallow. The raid.
cts simply ride across. scoopiuU u'
anything ia sight aud then ride back.
Other -tOoh-m,n have lost 10y the
raids, hut they are most ut them pcu-
pile who are not able
10 hire IL sufficient torcc to defend
their ranches Complaints have
hrou made tu the state department
aud t0 secretary lial yard at Washing
tom According to last reports tits a |
very serious state of affairs aud pet /
ty conflicts cou-tahtly occurring. /
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18

very grand. rnnthoryillc was pie
iurei rs she was iu 1876 and Fort
Northas she is in issG. such crowd.
have never been seen here before
The railroad men aud iircmcu took
lively interest IN the cole
bratou and made a most
croditabic displays. The Ga1ettc
was the recipient ofscyeral serenadcs.
aud Tonight received great com
plimcnt from 0ll the visiting and
home tircmcn, headed 10y two bands
OF music Colonel " J. Malone WAS
loudly called for, aud responded in a
most happy manner The Gazette
received these compliments because
IL ls the official organ ut the state
lircmru'- association. James W
swain. % Gazette director. and W. u
Austin, president Of the state as.oci.
alton, also spoke. nltoEothcr thc
lN did herself great credit
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18
rNoIDpN>TiIIIt,IIii.
She Covers I"rscIi With sIur, an
Her ienih NuniNcTsHrN.

special in ihg Examiner
FoHr MoUm, Tex. july u. The
graudcst celebration ever witnessed
in north Texas closed tonight with "A
magnificent dI.plny of fire WORKS. II
was the tenth birthday of The city
the tenth anniversary of the coming
Of railroads. Late on July II, 1856,
the first train pulled iu ON the Texas
ana Pacific md fouuG loss than 900
people mere To-day eight road- are
here and the population i- placed Mt
$1,000, Inst night grand parade
and di-pluy occurred aud to-day there
were auumhcr OF entertainments aud
paradc- lee Dos -iN Of the best bands
m the state Tonight at least 10000
persons were on the public plaza to
-cc the display of fireworks, many OF
the pieces being pcciaIly adapted to
the orcn-iuu, AMI the whole being
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aud Nohr Nurcin. Waller va. a...i.. i',
placed uu the stand .I,, III
witness said hc wont To thc Il,,,',
kct meeting, armed with n. i,.,,'''' '''''' D.
huub At this point WnlI.r
-huNun Photograph of Ola, nt.,.j
named S,hnrhrtt. which a., ,,i.,',.,
Hnd 10 was placed I'm ryi,lcn,,
witness then continued Lls ,..,.. "'
, NY say ing. Srhnrbrii ,yn...t p,.. '
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thing ia other plncr. aI.m" '''
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The revolution" '"'"-
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iug held AT Hnhci,inr laii u...,', ,,',
MAY %. Englc and Fisher 't,,,. .'''',' '.
dcfcndanlsl and numL,r. ,t .ut",
sociali,t. were present Inni, '''','
mittcd plan, according tn y,,,,.,. Ut"
soon a, it came 10 tronblr. Nh, a.. "'
police, aud when the N'rr,""., '.i
groups bomb. should hc ,I','n
INTO the police stations. tI,cn ,i,.,,'N.' '"" IT
men oi the lchr andW,br\ rr,i,,. ,.',., ''',
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nIl who should come out ot thr'' '''.' '''a'
tious Tbnt ,,n. ia a.. Wv ',H.
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everybody who oppo.cJ u. ,,..,...
Que IN the meeting opposed the plnn.
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M",''' br better to get into crowd.
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,k"' M'I iril Another mau also
'p!p.'u 'ho rIhii. Tie -nid wc could
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'n' hltht MI our friends hN mis-
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-18
SHOOTING ArMAnIIN.
p"puiS Nnr-hnii >imon shotb, mn,
NcHEHn.

'l"'t"i N lH' IAhmIUtf
MNwltN. Ten. Juh d, At 4li
e1och thi, evening Tim l;ragan shot
aud dangerously wounded Iuliu.
simon deputy ciil marshall.
II ,crms that Ecngan had been
drinking some throughout the dny.
hnd hnd several ,pat- with simon
After dlnncr hc appeared ON the
-irccts on - horse and armed win fl
W NIu'ho-tcr, Ills father saw him and
mndr him ti-momt and trirdto dis.
hrlu him, in which hc failed. IIcsgnn
th'n repaired to the black -mith sion
of \. 4. Allen aud in soup way nj
lrn'lcd th" attention of the marshall
VINO went 100 and begged him to keen
quiet, when, without further adn
Fcsgan commenced firing ON the
mar. hniI' and hot him In the thigh,
'AAiicrug tlr bono.
The abovc is substantial, the n,ct.
- seen hY Mr.. AIicn. ut whose place
ol Ou-inc, the shooting occurred
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