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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
Henvy Assignment.

Correspondence OF tho Gazette.
RuNNgLs, TEX, Sept. 2l.--The firm Of
Cotton Miller has closed its doors and
handed the keys over 10 their assignee,
Mr.. james Key. Mr.. j Il. Cotton has
been In the mercantile business AZ this
place for number Of years, and about
one year ago took in as apartner Mr.. Mil
Ter. They enjoyed an enviable reputation
as merchants, doing by far the most ex
tensiye business IN this county; theJ
were kind-hearted, liberal gentlemen, Rnc
to-day the name Of most every man In the
county appears on their books, and owing
TO the entire failure Of crops this year are
unable 10 pay what they owe, necessarily
driving those gentlemen to the wall. II
is regretted by al who know them, and II
Is hoped that arrangements with their
creditors can be mSde for 40 extension Of
time so that they may resume business.
Liabilities $4,000, assets S84 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
rho uartfor.l D.fauIter,

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.--A Post special
from Hartford Conn, says 1t is now
stated on good authority that George NJ,
Bartholomew has been robbing com
panios m which he was interested for
several years. The first intImatlon that
this was a tact was the statement made
by friend Of Y. M. plunkott 10 the effect
that Bartholomew was the cause OF bis
downfall. When Plunkett's father died
he was left 100000. He invested itswith
Bartholomew aud Il all went Plunkett
then for revenge induced Bartholomew
10 put his name 10 large amount
OF paper, and when thus secured he
turned about and left the latter In the
lurch. The auditors OF the Charter OAK
company IRE severely criticized for allow
ing Sl27,O 200 Of the funds 10 be lost,
Many city banks held Bartholomew'a pa
per, 10 ell, II is said, amounting 10 -.
100000 The Schuyler Electric Light
company viii lose nearly 100000, and
viii decide OF meeting to-day what
action 10 take IN the future. Bartholo-
mew's son Is on the verge Of bankruptcy,
and wall suspend to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
rar pREsIpENr Ar HOLE.
no takes a Drive and WIN Give Ess,p-
lion

no = AfAAfo htAN VIZ Wv" = Ar"rtff
tioE,
WAsHIsoroS, Sept. 2s.--The president
WAS not very busy to-day. lie had very
few callers, among them being Mr.. por-
ter, assistant secretary 81 state accom-
panied By Rev. Henry NJ. White, Of Lon.
don, chaplain 10 the queen. Gen. Drum,
acting secretary Of war, and Senator Raj
som also called. The usual Thursday cabl
net meeting was omitted, and instead The
president drove out - hie country resi-
donce, accompanied by Mis-. Cleveland
and Mrs Folsom. Acting Secretary
Rnirchild aud several other nllclale
called at the white-house during the
presidents absence.
The president viii resume the routine
Of bis oficlal and social duties to.n0r
row morning These will include TIE re
ception 70 the general public IN The alter
noon At O'Clock, for the purpose Of a.
loving strangers 10 the city 70 pay ihe.i
respects. Ofilciai visitors win be received
during the forenoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

HARTFORD, CoNN, Sept. 20, George
Nj. Bartholomew, whose bankruptcy and
flight from Hartford has created such a
sensation, IS in Montreal II is estimated
that 100000 OF his paper is held In Hart.
ford and much elsewhere. His total out
standing paper is put at over 1000, 900,
but no one knows the exact amount. He
viii be thrown into insolvency to.mor-
row, thus removing attachments and
prior claims
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
n Gnn AntonLn FnIlnre.

Special 10 the Gazette,
SAN ANTONIO, Tx, Sept. 2s.-Croll &
Hansen, cotton and hide merchants, made
an assignment late last night with j. l..
Labott as the assignee. schedule OF
the assets and liabilities has not yet been
filed. Croll is In Europe and Hausen
has skipped out. George Schroeder,
merchant, claims 10 have lost $4,000 by
the failure. II seems that SHREDDER ad.
yanced money for the 1rm on cotton pur-
chases. when the cotton was shipped
Croll & Hausen drew on Il again, putting
the cash 10 their pockets and leaving
Schroeder TO hold the bag Nearly all the
butchers ia town also claim 70 have been
yictimlzed for sums ranging from 500 70
5000 each. The supposed assets amount
to about $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

les we're made the special objects Of atsen.
ton by calling Knights this evening,
aud in consequence the railroad yards
presented an unusually lively and cheer
ful appearance.
Tomorrow will be tho last day OF the
conclave proper. Members of the Grand
kncampment say they will surely finish
the business before them during the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
Change OF Agent.

Special 70 the Gazette,
wEArmRFoRp, TEX, Sept. 2s.--Mr.
c. Van Geiser, formerly OF Fort Worth,
reached here last night 70 take charge OF
the Pacific Express company In this city.
He notified MIR. Noryell that he would
enter on his duties on the 25tn inst. A
number Of letters have been writ en- to
superintendent Aiken to induce him TO
retain Mr. Norvell, but thus FAR without
avail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
COTTON PICKRRs, STRIKE.
I, Ends by the FiBing Of the strikers fOr
Disturbance.

special 70 the Gazette.
WNoNA, TEX, Sept. 2a.-TDe cotton
pickers' strike which occurred some time
ago on the plantations Of Mr.. T. X. Al
ston, j. P. MetcAlf and Jas. o'Neal, ended
to-day by the negroes paying fines in the
instice's court ranging from $40 10 SEA
each. There were eight Of the strikers
that had to pay the above mentioned
fines.
with Mr.. Aston to-day in regard 70 the
strike. He said ] do not anticipate
any more trouble as the strikers sot ns ,,a
10 the fullest extent Of the Ia" i0r us
turbng the peace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.

Special 10 the Gazette.
JErFERsoN, TEX, Sept. 2s.---A judg.
ment was rendered in the federal court
yesterday in favor Of Markowi,z Bros, Of
St Louis against w. A. Scott Of Atlanta,
Tex, for $G77.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
MEXICAN NEWS.
what the coBgrsss Is Doing -Ths EpeIist
Debt.

What the ConBress - DolnR-1hp Fnknat
Debt.
CRY on MExIco, Sept 28.--congresl
has appointed commission 70 study tbs
silver question. A special committee has
been appointed 10 study the question q
how 70 replace the state customs tariff
with some system which will prove less
bnrdensome W commerce. aud equally Cd
vantageous 70 the revenues Of the several
states.
~he chamber OF deputies has approved
the settlement u the Eugllsh debt,
The president has decided that the gov
ernment take action toward the develop.
ment Of the gold mines Of the republic ~
one means Of meeting the silver crisis.
Renewed Interest IN the explorations y
shown
Very heavy rlirs are falling throughout
the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

a1n. The neGyo vas wounded three
hmes, but escaped with the $40 or
friends. The officers expect 70 capture
HE negro nnnftl1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

ArBAsY, ~ ", Sept rs --6ecreta.y
Manning has not yet definitely decidef
whefher be win return 10 the treasury
" nys. AJAX. :
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

,or the past tour years, has been transfer
red 10 Texas aud leaves this nseeInpon
snd Win report 10 the commanding 0incef
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
HALLS SAFE AND LOCK CO.

All kinds OF Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
and Time Locks. Address,
NH. kUREN, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24

Novelties an t no
Checks e,h;o
Dress Goods Pads Checks Stripes and rs popular makes mi
ot Shoodas and Cameres Mixtures, yandb
New and Exquisite styles in Trimmings Buttons, L Ribbons Hand
A Neck Wear kutngs and Leather goods Hosiery new
Underwear New asotment of Table and Towegs pain
FVnnels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
Sale Of PRIVILEGES
DALLAS STATE FAIR
Aud Exposition Association.

Sale win commence Of 10 o'clock a. M on
Octoberli, 1856. The fair and Exposition will
begin Octonor 2s, and continue twelve days.
200, 900 VISITORS EXPECTED. Bidders who
cannot bid In person can mail tner blasl
naming privilege they wish 70 DID on, WIN
good reference. by october s, 70
SYDNEY SMITH, Secretary,
Dallas, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Scully,
on West Fifth street, was the scene OF
high enjoyment on last Wednesday after
noon, the occasion being complimentary
croquet party rendered their niece, Miss
Louie Mentz of Louisville, Ky. The gay
assemblage Of young people diversified
their pleasures, some in playing croquet,
some 81 promenading through the spa
cious and beautiful grounds which adore
the hoiRe while others collected in the par
lors and dispensed sweet music and song.
The latter part Of tue evening was de-
voted to lunching. 1t wonld be useless
to attempt a description Of this elegant
repast. Only those who know how ac-
complished Mrs. Scully is in this capacity
can form any adequate conception.
Miss Mentz did the honors of her posi-
tion gracefully aud royalty, taking pains
that each individual should have their
share Of enjoyment.
Spring with her sunshine and flowers
suggests such pleasures as these, and
each one went home that night with
hearts full of gladness and gratitude to
the worthy host and hostess.
Among the number present were no
ticed the beautiful and charming Misses
Rooso from Dallas, Minnie Hughes, Miss
Kirby, Lily Hicky, Mrs. Randle, Mr..
Flint, Mr.. Barker and others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02

WIN be held at Building No. to-day at 9
O'Clock p. m, with the following pro-
gramme;
i. Room No chart exercises, writ
Ing by the class
:. Room NO. Reading and arithme-
tic.
s. Room No. S--Reading and spelling.
l. Room No. Arithmetic.
g. Room No. biography and oral
language.
c. Room No, 6--Algebra
These exercises serve as institute work
for teachers and as class-drllls for the
pupils. To these exercises the parents Of
the pupils are especially Invited, and all
the friends OF the colorcd school. 1t is
hoped that the afternoon may be protlta-
bly, spent, and that the work that Fort
Worth is doing for the colored citizens
will he shown
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02

An Elopensnt Prevented by u wifo's Intei
fsrence-oh the RED itivcr.
srecial 10 the Gaxctte


An Eiopensnt Prevented by - wifo's Inter.
ference oh the Red River.
Special 70 the Gazette.
Pans, Tx, April ] Paris had first
class sensation to-day, but not what could
be termed strictly a sensation In high
life. A man BY the name Of Guttry, who
has q wife and one child and who resides
IN this city, concluded that lie was not
worth living unless he could back in the
smiles OF one Of Ewes fair daughters,
who rejoices under the cognomen OF
Vinie Evett. The fair Vinie, notwith
standing Guttry Is a benedict, was moi
ayerSe TO the smiles and caresses Of the
man who had already plighted marriage
vows with another woman. Hence they
concocted a neat little scheme to nee
TO haven. OF rest and leave the
poor wife and tohild and other
cares and turmoils behind them. Bur
low and behold, at the last moment the
deserted wife, like the ghost Of Hamlet's
father, appeared and very effectually
stopped their game by having an oillcer
take the affectionate pair in. The wife
weakened at the last moment, however,
and refused to make a complaint against
her liege lord and master. She took her
false husband home with her and the fair
Yinie went in search of new victims.
Our merchants are happy again as the
strike has about hushcd and they are be-
ginning to get IN their goods.
The chief engineer made report 20 the
board Of directors Of the Paris & Great
Northern this evening OF two routes, one
to Arthur's Ferry and the other to the
mouth of Doggy ON the Red river. He
recommended the Arthuris Berry route as
being the best and shortest. The board
Of directors adopted this route
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02
The Other sido.

Rev. A.. S. Biddison of Fort Worth,
lately released on bond for an alleged of
Tense against the laws of the state, has
sent in his side Of the affair to THE GA
ZETTE. The statement that he is not q
minister of the gospel is refuted by a
copy of the conference proceedings of the
Methodist Protestant church held al
| Hamilton chapel, johnson county, last
November, of which conference Mr.. Bid
olson was president. His letter is as
follows
FORT WORTH, TEX, April 1.--EDIToR
GAZETTE; Seeing that you have devoted
space in your columns for two short par
agraphs in reference to my recent misfor-
tune in being arrested, charged with a
| grave offense against the laws Of our
country, and the rights Of man, and be
| lievlng that you have no motive In doing
me an Injustice but desire your valuable
paper to be the exponent of truth and
! fairness, Istake the liberty to make a
brief statement OF the facts in connection
with the matter. For at least three con-
secutive years bunch of ponies
has mingled with my stock when on the
range, outside of inclosure. / never
knew to whom they belonged, and knew
of no one who did. In January, 1885,
they were corraled in my barn-yard by a
party claiming part of them, at which
time bought three-year-old flly from
said party, whose right TO sell had no
reason to question, taxing bill of sale at
| his suggestion at the time OF purchase
The stock was poor beyond description.
As the spring advanced they began to i'm
prove, and in early sumner | sold the
same to q neighbor, who still retained 1t
In the neighborhood, and for some time
on the same range.
In July, while at Corslcana,
my family wrote me that
Mr.. C. Edwards had claimed the stock,
came home Immediately, went to see
Mr.. e., who assured me that it was his.
/ showed him the bill of sale which
held for the stock. He said he knew
nothing of the party, but could prove his
title TO said stock, which bore no mark or
brand. then told him (EdWards) that
| would secure II from Mcclure and re-
turn it, but upon the condition that he
would bring parties to identity said prop
erty as his. This he never did.
knew OF no dissatisfaction and had
not heard of any pending charges until
arrested ten days since, which
was upon an indictment found by
the grand Jury in October,
the complaint being made by one Henry
Hartley, fellow whom | was compelled
to drive off Of my place last summer for
sundry Irregularities ana successful mid
night manlpulations. more malicious
and diabolical act never was perpetrated
Neither Mr.. Edwards, who claimed the
pony, or Mr.. Mcclure, to whom had sold
1t, made any complaint, but this fellow,
who had 30 connection with the affair
near or remote, for malicious qualification
Is responsible Tor the affair.
A. s.. BIDDIsoN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02
wANrEp-NIALr nELr.


VVrANrED--Aiep 20 sell our goods In Iarrant
w and adjoining counties; will pay good
salary ana all expenses; write for terms aud
state salary wanted. Sloan Co., Manufactur
cfs, ga George street. Cincinnati, Ohio.
wv .ANTED-The Missouri pacino hallway
w company IS prepared to furnish employ.
ment 20 u number Of machlnists, carpentefs,
car -ropalrers, car-cleaners, engine wipcre,
yadnlon, swltchmen, trackmen and lahorers At
st. Louis, Mo-, and other stAtlons on its line.
Good and competent mon Will be employed for
Tho services above specified without reference
10 their past or present relations to this com.
pauy or their connection with any soClcty or
organization, open, secret, oecular or other
WISE Such as are accepted VIII be paid the
rate Of wages recommended by tho governor
and other state officials OF Missouri and kAn
sas whom the labor troubles IN March, 1855, were
adjusted, the same rs have been paid by this
company einca that date. Apply to Il. X. sib-
10y, superintendent Missouri Pacific railway,
SedSlia, Mo-; II. e. Fleming, superintendent
St, Louis, Iron Mountain a Southern railway,
st. Louis, Mo-; A. W. Dickinson, superlntona.
ent terminal facilities, Union depot, 81. Louis,
John Hodges, mister car-bulldor Missouri
Pacific shops, st. Louis; L.. Bartlett, mastor
mechanic, Missouri Pacific ehops, 81. Louis; J
Herrir, superintendent, Palestine, Tex; @. w,
Clarke. master mechanic, Denison, Tex; w
w Pagan, superintendent, Atchison, Kan. OF
10 the undersigned.
WHs.fAM kERRIGAN,
General superintendent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02

The following is taken from the official
reports of the Western Union telegraph
company furnished by the manager, Mr..
Geo. j. Frankel:
The grand total number OF messages
handled from March TO March 81 lnclu-
sive is 3l,l70.
THE GAZETTE received by the Western
Union during March 255,750 words by
specials and 227,l27 words by the Asso-
ciated Press. A grand total OF 492, 1877
words over the Western Union lines.
To this amount must be added the num-
her of words coming over the Baltimore 6
Ohio and Fort Worth & Denver lines, and
by telephone from points not reached by
telegraph. Special correspondents in
this city sent to the press in other cities
total of l2s, ll2 words by the Western
Union.
This is great showing for Fort Worth
and THE GAZETTE. The GAZETTE pays
out more money for telegraph service
than any other paper southwest OF st.
Louis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02
ON THE STREET.

The gorgeous and artistic show win
i'ws of the Randall & Chambers Co.
nnIlve ELECTED a great amount of favorable
4 SLlmment in the past few days.
\ iBir. w. II. Williams, the Houston street
/ llluggist, has purchased fromJ. D. Parker
II Fs9x2C0 feet, on East Belknap street, with
mall house thereon, for $4,000. He
II at once proceed to build a handsome
o-story residence. Verify the improve-
Kant goes on.
great liberality of spirithas overtaken
M Il. w. Provlne since the arrival of n
3 boy at his house last Wednesday
hit, The sale of coffees and teas for
|spast few days will be entirely sec
- Shary consideration, and we would not
Int al surprised to hear of his dispos-
(I6IS ofit for the "mere thanks" so gener-
md good-humored has he become
panacethe occurrence of this memorable
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02


EDITOR GAZETTE; At q mass.meeting
of citizens OF Millsap, Tex, March
80, DR.. G. w. Brown was called
to the chair and j. w. jarrett
elected secretary. After the intentions
OF the meeting being expressed by the
chair the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
10 His Honor 4. Z. Mccormick, District Judg,
Jnitod states Court!
Whereas, reports have come to US that
statements have been made to your honor
by railroad officials to the effect that rail-
road property was in danger here Of being
burned, engineers of trains being tam
pered with and wster-barrels were being
poisoned by the knights Of Labor; and
Whereas, Such statements being
the work Of malicious persons,
who are enemies to this place
and its people, and of persons who have
selfish ends to obtain, and as such reflect
upon the honor of us as American citi-
Zens, we denouncei the whole 10 be base
falsehoods and willful ISLANDERS upon us,
and, upon our honor, state that there is
not the slightest ground or cause for it
outside OF the wilfull righteousness orig
mating these reports, and we pledge our
selves to protect all railroad property or
| individual property In this place, and that
we Will arrest any person or persons who
shall attempt to modest or destroy any
| property in this place, railroad or indlyId-
ual, and we hope you will soon see that
| there is no necessity for United States
marshals now CHARTERED here with
us, and win remove them. We feel that
their presence here reflects discredit on
us as American citizens who have o COM
mon interest in life, property and
/ pursuits of happiness, and viii protect
these at all times and under all circum-
stances. And we further state that we
truly appreciate the gentlomanly conduct
of Deputy United States Marshal j w.
Record in discharging his official duties
here among as. Respectfully submitted,
G. w. BROWN, Chairman,
j. w. JARRETT, Sec'y
A CARD.
Having been sent to this point in an
official capacity during the recent strike,
at the request of the citizens of said city
and surrounding country / have been
requested to make statement of my dis
coyerieS regarding lawlessness. / came
here and was kindly and gentlemanly
treated by every one ! met Each and
every one manifested disposition for the
enforcement of law and order, and tend
cred their services individually and col
1 lectiyely in sustaining the same, and for
the protection Of allproperty both corpor-
ate and individual. And | further state
that do not think as far as the citizens
of Millsap are concerned that the pres
ence OF an officer is longer necessary.
j. w. RECORD,
Deputy United States Marshal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR Nfnyer.

M For mayer.
III " GAZETTE is authorized 10 announce
swayne as a candidate FOR mayor OF
oct Worth. Election April 6, 1850.
r<fls eAzKrrn is authorized TO announce the
and OF A. j. Chambers "a candidate for the
1Iot Of mayor OF the city Of Fort Worth at the
at'ting election.
TUE GAzErTE Is authorized TO announce tho
a1rb OF DIR. IL. s. Broiles as candidate Tor
II b dice Of mayor OF the city Of Eors Worth AZ
Iocnauin election.
Aldermen.
we are authorized to announce j. p. Alexan-
ma 8 a candidate for reelection as alderman
Vfirst ward. Election April 6.
TIE GAZETTE is authorized TO announce the
ANA of II. III, Barnes as n candidate for the
Hte of alderman OF the Frat ward OF the city
tcrt Worth. Election April 9.
TnE GAZETTE IS authorized to announce the
sme OF (. = Diltg az q candidate for the ofico
rAitcrmnn the Second ward OF the city OF
DrtTors.-
Tin CIR TIE Is authorized 10 announce j,
ClaS ksor aH a candidate for alderman from
les cund ward of the city OF Fort Worth at
len sLlIs election.
IHf zHTrE is authorized to announce tho
aine Mai. John Adameon as n candidate foI
daffnan from the Secondhand at the ensuing
~ election.
LIE GAZETTE IS Authorized to announce the
sme OF DR., j. l.. Cooper as a candidate for the
dcc of alderman OF tho Third ward of the
tyof Fort Worth, at the ensuing election.
InE GAZETTE Is authorized to announce THE
anne OF II. j. Tatum rs n candidate for the of.
10 o. alderman Of the Fourth ward OF the city
tfprt Worth. Election April 6, 1856.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02

INLE ANT DAY BOARD--For gentlemen
II only, threc blocks from Main on East Fifth
street. Appiy to +. J.. King, i02 Main street
I7OR SALE--Sv A. II. Pcac0ek, Fort North,
breeder OF Jersey rcd hogs, Angora goats,
shepherd dogs, Plymouth Rock fowls and white
Holland turkeys correspondence solicited
IfOh oAiE--fle best farm and town nfOpoity
n IN Northwest Texas FOR sale. The property
surrounds tho tom OF llhome, Wise county
fourteen hundtod and Odd acres, and some 400
town lots. TIDES perfect address u. MorIlB
Rhome, Tex
NTIVlAN u RfLAND, general land ANA Coz
Y lection agent8 for the Panhandle Ct
Texas Taacoaa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-02
A worthy Young man.

iterday morning Mr.. William j.
], lately an employee OF TIE GAZETTE,
|cf Texarkana to take a position in
aSsenger oalce Of the Texas & st.
pfailroad AT that point. Mr.. Jones
an with THE GAZETTE for the past
r months, and during that time has
|Blden opinions from all connected
;pis paper. He is not only a skill
Hnographer, but Is young man of
|Nd character, He IL entirely aelf-
HRnd II his quick intelligence, am
#and exemplary habits do not
low for him most honorable
rnE GAZETTE ls badly mistaken
". Msy success attend him.