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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

That Good Templsr CANVASS Of New
York msde by Warner Miller entities him
to cabinet position, snd It locks as If
he would get it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

THE New York Herald remarks thst
"1othing g palmer than that Nj. CLeve-
ISnd WAS sscrlfcei TO secure state and
municipal success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

FORT WORTH needs manufactures, and
the builders OF the city should begin
operations to secure sorghum and woollen
mills q.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

INA 20 OF 0SDSSnlE tofNsd
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
tPostacs Prepaid 6y the PsSbIsseTs)
Daily. Weekly.
sac Year. :. so % One Year; .......'.H %
Gx HonthR...., 6 So SIX Months 800. 30
FRrea Months. 90 Three Months. 20
SUNDAY GAZETTE, ". $780, 9 months, $780,
usyAKIABLY N ADVANCE.
DAILY-deliversd In the city b. carriers At
IL % per month, or Csc per WeeE'
ssrsubscribsrs wishing their address Chang
aa from one poatcfice 70 another, must give
ihs old address As well 40 the new or the
ahRrgs cannot be made.
ALE posFhAsFERs in the stats are author
Esd 70 taxa Subscriptions to TaS GAZETTE.
Liberal. COMMISSIONS ALLOWED.
WRITE FOR TERMS AND SAMPLE COPIES
REaIITTAEOE5 by draft, check. postofaoe
aoney order OF registered letter can be sent at
ear risS. All other character Of remistanoes at
Ssnder'a TiEk
Silver can bs sent in registered letter.
An checks, money orders, ETC.. must be made
,Syshld to THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING
90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13
The drummer tax must go.

TIE opposition to Coke's reelection
seems to hsYe gone down with all the
rest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

TIE Chicago Herald dominates Grover
Cleveland as the Democratic candidate
for President 10 1892.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

TIE newspapers OF Texas will ask the
Twenty frst Legislature to amend the
libel law in the interest Of justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

To Mr. ABBOTT: While they are d.
viding out the surplus, put in that Fors
Worth bill for & quarter of million.
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Branch Offices.

BrRnCD OHCSBs
dallas,
q, n. BAILEY, Correspondent and General
Agent, 725 Main street.
b, GUNNER, Circulator and Subscription
AEant, 6l2 Elm street, whore the paper can
Always be found on SALE ana wneFe ofcess
tor D6ll1B city delivery can be lefS.
WACO,
WA. CURRY, Agent and Correspondent.
WATERFORD,
H,R, Dorsey. Agent and Correspondent
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

The Democratic interest in how We
. lost Is being swallowed up in how to win
next time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

FoRr WORTH now has the -four mills
and should supplement these with soy
ghum and woolleu mills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

\ boon to the fsopss Is Salvation OIL Y,u
| can afford to pay 21ssnts for good Hnimenf.
10 IS states anAfgfsfgItoIiss of the U. g. the
people use DR.. 5Ps CSsgh syrup
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

gNtc Of FubHsasscs,-sOs IF. Second Street
xrs.red q. tbs Fort Forth. Teas, P0stot5ee &c
hiecfd. CL7Is AaA Mattey. -
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SrGIlI stssrs or Communications for TIE Ca
sETEg, uheGhGr CT business or for publication,
,h,sIa b addressed to TIE GAZETTE, or DEM
3oRAT pGBLIsKIHG CO., Fort Worth, TsSr
ayp KoT TO AEY INDIVIDUAL.
AL eamnunioaticDs intended fer publication
sat hs accompanied BY ths writer's name and
aSdrssI-ust feT pubIisltOa-but AZ an evidence
&! gasd faith.
EsYt1ss writing to TIE GAZETTE on bua.nss'
s,rssnsI to themselves viii please ineloss stamp
Ter reply,
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THE GAZETTE has the largest
Roma flda Circulation of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

prepared to manufacture the wheat; now
let the city provide for the manufacture
Of wool and sorghum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

This paper is kept on lie. and ADVERTIs.
ING RATES may be accertained at the ofioe OF
iss AHERIOAN NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
lssOCIATIoE, Tompls Court New YorE, or
troM tss
Eastern Business once,
6S gfsesas Budding, EerS Iosh.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

WASHINGTON OFFICE.
C1spa 81, 1884 Eet0 York Ape,pls. &. ~.
SP0EYORD, Correspondent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

7<MQOR&T PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers ana Proprietors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13

NOR RENT Cottage IF 1Es, son5 $.sS2SSf
70 un Sersig ned stffifsspfe's lumber yard. j.
H. o{!sEaY.a 8. ~ Ays2
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classified ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons seesfa1 employment az LsboFsrs %
,eSrd'Ss toao cen not GGoTd to pdy adg adper-
ttse IN this cotuan 70, situations free OF choers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13
OFFICE OK THE FORT, NORTH &oDEk HxEsl
CITY RAILWAY .Q9gp4S rS'S'

TIE regular annual !agst. !gS5f the directors
Of this company Wy Htif at the office Of the
company In tAeG1S9sSf Fort Worth. Tex, on
the se'o9d!SPassday in December, 1883, 81
clock SsrtAffor The transaction of ouch bust
nesf aSTay properly come before Il. BY order
e. Fne peesideHt.. ". s. Ross, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

The annual meeti ID N4Sbe' b!ockholders OF
company IN EosssHorth, Tex, on Tuesday,
December. dIsS proX., at 10 O'Clock p. m. The
transtesiseoss will eiose on Friday November
9saS9rf5 p. NJ, and wi re open on the 18th day
,SrDecember at 10 O'Clock 9. m.
". A. ROSS Secretary II.
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sOR KENT ROO M

WV soIs E>I1N z 1.tD SIZ p st.sfs
j E10R RENT-Furni.hsd. fefraS with boar -
1Irs5gthwes Ii SoraefFof Taylor and Fitin
sgfee $40 hrs. q iHa I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
Citr aoroucrip 60 fet.

oOr MApISoN.AvE, cor. 4SD.ST-To Let-The
DOL larger portion Of scamheated. furnished
house he rcservirg some rooms). Apply prem
iscs from TO n. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

TIME NANEPAsJIEMIT.
Il Marblchcad Neck. ...
Finest ocean scenery on the Massachusc'1 ''"'s
description kadress ANAL DROWN
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TEE WINDSOR.

LAKE VIEW housewares scenery, unsur
climate every attraction, reasonable rates. SEND Il
cular.
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Dressmak,nq.

n RESSMAKER a nrs-class filter and draper
~ wishes few moro engagements by the day. would
90 out OF town late Of the leading houses city
references Address d. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05
SARATOGA SPRINGS
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
SEASON OF 1888.
Open from Juro l6 to oct l.
ToMPKINS GAGE PERRY.
DTp0CDACES HOUSE.


a DA-''-' ELIzABETnT0wN, N, 7.
only seven miles m by We aSandaS Ee Of Shade IT. IS
E Has been rcHoyaied throughout and pains WIN
e S % bc given make the lofty
aud the large dining hall cannot be surpassed In THIS
Sec00n MRS B. c. sHERBURN. Prop.
A MISUNDERSTANDING X Xdd1ES Il HoYYsE,
This EH S1us A ds been pt' Et Sn so
cTaSy on and one put he he CeGod co
Of Mrrc and Placid Lakes and surrounding peaks Pure
rsspsc Early application should be made for
oTsE AgasaGs sod 60 1AGIO agaSt
drIT a@.e' % guests iS'"' 20 Mrs r. P sfItER
A TLANTIc CITY, PoRTEsoUE g, H ISIy l;:
ea on u iaS ore assSh foot OF J. afEohrEscu
n ELEyAN, House, KINGSTON, N; Newly fur
sSs te@ egG up p'THn5 az So TO
GLhNB S2GRw si4HsEw WATER GAP, PENN. ...,
II s acis Gq@2s so 'n a%9 " every
TT oTEL AND RESTAURANT KITCHEN WARE, ICE
JAMES Y. WATKINS 4 SON.
IF YOU HAVE NOR ALREADY DECIDED WHERE
for your outline" 60 az once to
Pose and two miles below New London, Conn Nearly
every Of their cottages are engaged Every con-
reaiafe glare nom the ai many places
We ee IT ana HnGS ha opns June W. DC
II FNNEDUNKPoRT, ME-, RIVERSIDE HOUSE;
P bTSa a n0e hade trees pect Drainage special
Sstes Tor June and september Address GEO; Go6CH
7 AXE PLACID EARTHQUAKES
New ownership and management, sanitary arrangements
14csd MiRR9E LAKE HOTEL TO Co
I AUREL HogsE-z-A Grs atl.,o family resort
For terms aadress G. T. RsyproPTeto 5i Fu9n.
M9UNTAIN HOUSE Delaware Water &C. Gap; Penn
sai at CGS easSa GSeI Pc
For circulars &c, i asdif fro uAr,sEn 4 ,,
ETIEs wishing location for sumner r re- S
oyerooS House at MaFgarcIvllo n: Y. JAMES s.
7, ICHARDS HOUSE. AsBURY PARK, n. J.
IL Open % si " NETfffiOi s&AS g guests
8 ATERLEE HOUSE, ia the catsklIIs, on farm NJ
Gorn Sn NJ fSF particulars 'anis'' SNlNNf Inc
< TocKToN HOTEL NAV ~ POPULAR PRICES
Now Ownership CAPE e MA nsd n Newly Fur
%s Opens rsf June &c. To WILTON Pp n'
''''' Late Of ST. James Hotel, N. Y.
THE MooRINGs.-se season eOmmodlous country
from Bnghamion accessible BY NewYork end Erie, and
milk and cream In al address
"''' IT, ~'f BInaSam,on e. Y.
rJNUOUSAND ISLANDS HOTEL WESTMINSTER
L Westminster PARK, Alexandra bay, n f;r..
"Unoucstlonably the finest location In the Thousand
Islands s-Harpcr's Magazine, Sept, 1881 ~
rates a's' Rd' a cottage
SEND Tor Illustrated h nIiiNSe1EHARr Proprietor
TyiE PTFRREPONT HOUSE. Lyme. Conn., Seaside
4 and hillside. Cool quiet resifu pure milk. fresh
charming walks and drives bathing boating
fishing, tennis. B. III. SChlfIUhfr Mabager'
vI,uE BEACH HOUSE.
SEA GRIT, ". J.
Now open. Most desirable location close to ocean,
Beautiful drives No mosquitoes
III. J. & G. r. CRUMP.
II, HE FREMONT
SEA GRIT, n. ].
b. w. LEEDS.
Winter ndiress
CINNAMINSON. ". j.
WHITE MOUNTAINS. -. -,
w located convenient 20 all points OF inter-
est large rooms open Ares fine lawns and shade trees
table mn class terms leasonaDe send
Tor circular Address THE ELMWOOD Franeonia MI.
IOIfSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-05

A cENCY FOR observation-disclosures residences
"A and building for sale houses 70 let s<ason or
year. CLARENCE B. TUBES. BeekDanst. N. Y
NToNTCLAIR, N. J. (speciaty).-Modcrn houses for
1rent or sale furnished residences season or year
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-30
THE SKIN.

There's n skin without, and skin within.
4 towering skin and lining skin:
But ths skin within Is tue skin without
Doubled inward and carried completely
throughout
The palate. the nostrils the w!ndpipc and
throat
Arc all 81 them lined with this inner coat.
Which through ever, part is made tn extend,
Lungs, liver and bowels from end to end
The outside skin is marvellous plan
For exuding the dtcgs o. the flesh Of man,
While the inner extracts from the food and
the air
wha. is needed the waste OF the flesh to repair.
Too much brandy. whisky or gin
Is apt 10 disorder the skin within:
While. II dirty and dr.. the skin without
Refuses To lc: the sweat come out
Good people oil have care of your skin.
10th that without and that within:
To .ae first, give plenty of water and soap,
10 the last, Little else bat water, We hope.
Rn: always be very particular where
You get your water. Your food and your air.
For Il these be tainted or rendered impure,
1t will have its effect on the blood, be sure.
The food which will ever for you be tho best
j. that You like most and can soonest digest.
All unripe fruit and decasing flesh
beware oil. and fish that Is not Very fresh.
Your water transparent and pure as you
mink II.
Had better be filtered and boiled ere Won
drink IL.
Unless you know surely that nothing unsound
Tan have got to II over or under the ground.
But Of NIL things the most 1 would have you
beware
or breathing the poison Of onee-breathcd
ar
When in bed, whether out or ct home you
may he.
Always open the windows and let it go free.
With clothing and exercise keep yourselves
WARM.
And change your clothes quickly if caught in
Il storm.
For cold caught by chilling the outside skin
Flies al once To the delicate ming within.
All yoa who thus kindly take care Of your
skin,
And attend to its wants without and within,
Need never of cholera feel any fears.
And your skin may las. you a hundred years.
Joseph Iorer, in Pail Null Gdsctts.
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moved sooner than the doctor thought
At any rate they had better wait little
and see; especially as Erastus ex-
pressed willingness to get on as well
as he could without cook and house,
keeper for time. if thought best
And 20 he returned home, leaving
both Mr.. and Mrs Parsons Ut the
shanty with the injured boy.
The next morning MIR. Parsons went
10 the Landing. riding the horse which
he had left III the Shanty the day before
when he went for the doctor, and lead
ing the borrowed one. which he re-
turned TO Is owner. Then taking his
own, he rode To his own home. Here he
remained Int a few hours and was
again on his way 10 the shants among
tie hills to resume his watch bs the
BEDSIDE OF hi, child.
The doctor came again the next day.
and Ger, day for many DAYS and
weeks: for JOHNNY was 70, moved from
the shanty. who's inmates had shown 50
much hospitality. for three long months;
and when AT last he was taken home
his parents knew that lie would never
again be the healthy. rollicksome boy
he had been, going everywhere about
the house and ranch. and carrying sun
shine wherever he went, hut that he
was TO be IA cripple always: the injury
10 his back making it impossible that
he should ever stand erect or be able to
walk again.
When il became evident that weeks.
and MAY be months. would elap>e be-
lew 1.l la ~.
Jones shanty. the girls had been writ
ten to Is their father at first suggested,
and had come Immediately home and
assumed the care of household affairs.
Occasionally one OF them took Mrs.
Parsons place ut the bcdsid. OF the
sufferer. while the mother returned to
the cottage TO see that everything was
going right. or for rest of Il night or
two.
John Parsons had also remained ut
the Jones shan;y the greater portion Of
the time; for Johnny was frettul in his
sutlerings, and no one could lift or turn
him so well as his father, whom quite
as much rs his mother Is wanted con-
stantly near him. And SO he had re-
manned, trusting everything on the
ranch to Erastas, and going home only
when it was necessary to obtain pro-
visions, or a change of clothing for him
self Or wife, or something for Johnny.
No one could possibly have shown
more kindness and sympathy than did
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, who were thus
called upon to act the part of good Sa-
maritaEs TO those whom they had never
before seen. They even consented that
their own children should leave them
for time-whcn the fever had set in,
and Johnny was at the worst, that theil
noise might not disturb him. and the,
had been taken 10 the. Parsons cottage
where they remained some weeks ane
We're cared for by Erastus and the girls
When the crippled boy was at las
removed to his own home, these kiEt
people beneath whose roof he had beer
SO long, would not consent to max,
any charge for their trouble or to ac
cept any pay, except such as was forcet
upon them in the way Of presents t.
Mrs. Jones and the children.
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CLOSED HIS CAREER.
Death Of Hon. &. w. Cathcart, Ex-United
States senator from Indiana.

MICHIGAN CRY, Ind, Aug. 4.-Hon. Z.
w. Cathcart, cx-United States Senator
from Indiana and an old resident Of this
county, died at his country residence,
aged r.
lChares W. Cathcart was born in the island
OF Madeira in 1909 After following the sea for
several years he settled in La Porte, Ind. III
1881 and became u farmer. For several years
he was land surveyor for the United States
and also served in the State Legislature. Ho
was elected to the Twenty-ninth Con.
grcss and reelected to the Thlrticth, serving
until March, 1sia when he was chosen United
States Senator from Indiana to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the death OF James Whitcomb. lla
served until March 3 1853, and has since de.
voted him self to farming.l
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BlOOtlslied at u Religious Gathering.

MACON, Ga, Aug. 2.-Near Monticello at,
Baptist association meeting Il desperate
fight occurred between the Tyler and Ma
lone families and their friends. Thirty
shots were fired in less than one minute.
James Malone and Sam Tyler were instant
ly killed. Ed Tyler was mortally wounded
and Walker Malone and several others
severely hurt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-30


gu; diininu,ion the advantages OF our liberal
and gene rous laws.
Without hasng our complaint upon viola
ton OF treaty Obligations, it is nevertheless
true that such refusal OF trans and the other
injurious acts which have been rejected con-
stltutc a provoking inslstence upon rights
neither mitigated by the amenities OF National
| intercourse nor modified by the recognition OF
our lbcrality and generous considerations.
THE history OF events connected with this
subject makes it manifest that the Canadian
Government can, If 30 disposed, administer its
laws and protect the interests of its people with
gu, manifestation OF unfriendliness and without
tile unneighborly treatment OF our fishing YES
sells Of which We have justly complained. and
whatever is done on our part shall be done in
the hore tina: the disposition of the Canadian
Government may remove the occasion OF Il re-
sort TO the additional Executive power now
sought through legislative action
The President then calls attention to the
immense carrying trade on the great lakes,
ard saws
"The canals and other public works built
and maintained by the Government along the
line of the lakes made free to all. In con-
trast to this and erincing a narrow and very
unPenerous and commercial spirit every lock
and canal which Is II public work Of the Domin-
ion OF Canada is subject 10 tolls and charges.
by article q of the treaty of 1871 provision
was made 10 secure TO the citizens of the United
States the use of the Welland ST. Lawrence and
other canals III the Dominion OF Canada on terms
Of equality with the inhabitants OF theDominon,
and to also secure to the subjects Of Great
Britain the use OF the ST. Clair fats canal
on terms of equality with the inhabitants
of the United States. The equality with the
Inhabitants OF the Dom nion which we were
promised in the Of the canals OF Canada
did not secure us freedom. from tolls in
their navigation, but We had right 10 eA-
pect that We being Americans and Interested
In American commerce, would be more
bnrdened IN regard to the same than
Canad ans engaged in the same trade;
and the whole spirit OF the concession
made was or should have heen, that merchan-
disc and property transported to an American
market through these canals should not be en-.
HANGED In its cost ty tolls many tines higher
than such a. were carried TO IN adjoining Co
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There's skin without, and skin within.
a covering skin and lining skin:
Eut ths skin within Is tue skin without
Doubled inward and carried completely
throughout
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TO BE CONTINUED.

-"Will you pass the butter, Mr..
Fogg?' asked Brown. Every time"
replied Fogg. The landlady said it was
the way togg said it that made her
mad.-B0stOn 1iunscript.
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Sold 81 Drusgists, Or sont post paid oQ rsceiPt g
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-08-30

There never was any law enacted
the u<c Of Il Pluribu5
Unum' upon United States co ms Q.
paper currencv. Chica00 HSy1iA
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The Dark secret Snnk0n.

LONDON. Aug 24.--The dory Dark Secret
was spoken !, 400 miles out from Boston.
The captain reported all we'll
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24

K 3 Coolks. Es1sTsl 4ssat 0f tas " A
L. 4. Esllr023. as IA TIC o1iy ses-ero4y.
J. 3 kalhksB. ssssrsl managed. sad u
a Cape teF. trs9e GzzSk<x q t1s d, T.
n ssrs ~ ne eagg ysssssosy.
TIE [. 4 "a Il vil ran a. sxeursl.E %
kou. L4ks ana fs4ks H4roof 1sxI Sunasy
he fsre. 5 - includes tas rla< - Ins
ee.f nom ksas Lske - LAKE Hxrsoz.
TbsCk wN - oooEsction vita ths
g. IxlL fun az szeorsao1 ~ Norgb-
era kichAsau Iaesasy. September IS
fiskess al os seod ~ fsIaIE anEil tEs
zSga.
The g. K, l. & ; carried so people frSnl
ms cllv ~ UxgroI yssteEasy Nnsa ms
train reached 0Fand Lsofs they bsa o..
p.sssnxsrs al Nth tke nan hns Inss
esFrlsa 10 pssgls lnta DetEoaL
Frsight engine NJ. s sas thrown from
the track a. blE k.plas Wednesday bUg
fortunately no ole mas huft eoAs tFzck
mes wers putJiug dosn Ds~ iron. sbt ths
tag uhleh thSy hsa eel a. . 81 "a wEs nol
sesn sy the engineer Of No. 8 hence ths
accident TIE engine ubFed "a iIs sld,
sut vAs not materially iniared.
The PsnnsYiysnis rsiifssd lines hsv,
purchased that psn OF The c. Ii s. II. sx
tsndink from Rlchn0ad 10 hsmiltoD
where Il slIlkss TIE ether PeREsylYaDil
lines running 10 anci1Dsu- TUESDAY ID,
g. K l. began running iBto ClneinEst
over tie PenBsyiyanla lie and will sloI
al The Pennsylssnia Depot instead Of thl
C., ii. 4 d.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-24
POLICE PICKUPs

DetscliVs Gast mas been on the force ak
teen yssIa
The police force ought 10 be increased BY
a. least twen ty-hse men.
loaf child was found on West Bridge
81 yesterday aud tsken hone.
Francis BOyland will haYs trial today
for lighting in . AOnroc-st. alley.
William LimmsFmsa's case was sd-
journed yesterday until tomorrow.
Frederick Peglor wss arrested yesterday
for peddling meat without license.
Hon Henry Fralick and Thomas Farm er
occupied seats inside the oar yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Dewey. al unfor,uaste opium
eater. was arrested yesterday ior being
drunk.
i. +. Knappen. of Stuart & Knanpen,
makes friends every time he appears IN the
Police Court.
A disorderly person was taken from a
South Division-st. street Car yesterday and
locked Up.
Clerk Tozer does not have many spare
moments Mondays. There are too many
examinations.
Many people 10 TO Police Headquarters "a
collect their bad debIs. They seem TO think
q policeman can 60 right out and get the
money due them.
Placards will soon be put up near the
holes la the mating at headquarters bear
ing that time honored legend, dangerous.
This, il is hoped, will relieve the city from
paying for broken legs, etc.