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Legal Notice.
\ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
4 OouNTf, WEST VIRGINIA.

In Chancery.
I'm Petition 10 transfer estate
lac ss Of Elizabeth Ms proyiici t6r BY chan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, s. o. the Code 81 West
- Virginia.
IAAMG PERSONS Interested IN tho estate Of Eliza.
Ky slhgic,on, deceased:
los T.yi H9Iec that William ErSklnC, admlnlBtra.
f.,, SS gpq ", non with the will annexed Of the
,,,,,s VI Elltabelh singleton, deceased, having
G51T ut S,seis vi raid decedent now in his
Can., aui desiring to obtain the order Of this
fb,t,,, 70 pay, transfer aud deliver to John GIL.
Wiii executor OF said Elizabeth sIugloton's
AN ,,HIUn resident executor who now resides
6,ea.Aou, A!lamnEcc county, Iowa, such cS'
ME- assets Of said dCcCdCnt nS may now bc In
,g, ualu' u we'll rs any further sun or sums ni
gG.Vl Vviuhging TO aid estate which may here,
N. ,yult lut0 his hands, filed Ills petition III
I'M NtSlit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
ma ma, On lhr 9TH day Of October, ISSs, for such
l5.f'Iie, aud on ald day an order was entered
as,ill cause directing that nOtlcc Of the said
Nh oe e1Hen to MI persons interested II
Of fis,,av stAlc a. Is provided for By Section
Ie pNt ~ OF the Code OF West Virginia, and
lbs s ail cause continued until the ilrSt day d
Wy ueAl term Of this Court,
this w., ru,vtsl9Fc. In pursuance Of said orlel
Aan,,t,, WILLIAM ERsKINE,
n'usUator dc bOnls non with the will an
go. Si OIL 'hc estate OF Elizabeth singleton, dc
I'm + GncuRIsr, solicitor.
ocil5S' 'l the Inst time, October II, 1855,
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fsIaters Of the YisltatIon.r

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Musical Department specially noted. Corps c.
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tson Conservatory of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
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Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
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SH1Lon's VITALtzER IS what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness, and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and rs cents per bottle.
CRouP, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
The Rev. George II. Thayer, of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and wife
own our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Sold by W. E. Williams and G.
Menkemiller. cow
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The BRsr sALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price, 20 cents per
box. For sale at Logan & Co.'s drug
Atora
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ARE you made miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloil's Vita
lizer is apositivo cure.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate. relief. Price
10 cts, SO cts. and 81.
A Nasal Injector freewith each bottle
OF Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 90
cents. Sold by W. +. Williams and Q.
Menkemiller. D&w-Eow
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EtIngIng; most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed TO continue tumOrs form, which
often bleed and ulCerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases re.
moves the tumOrs. At lrlIggiSts or by mail, for
20 cents. Dr.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
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, on. l7..-Cattle-ReceIp ID, On head


NEW York, Oct. 17.-PCtroleum opened steady
at g2JSc, and after y slight advance the market
steady ut Dgtc. Consolidated EXchRnge Open
ing nj VIC; highest pJ[c: lowest VEG, Closlng
at o211tc; slleS 10000 barrels.
Oh CITY, Oct. l7-opencd ut 921sc; lowest
gaSc; highest 9SSc closed ut 0!1Sc; sales 6O7, 600
barrels; shipments $500 barrels; charters 0S sos
barrels.
BRADFoRD, Pa, Oct. l7.-opcncd at O3I1c;
RnceS ,7l2,Oy0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, oct. l7.-Petrolcum dull but
steady; opened at 95Hc; closed ut CSC; highest
9iAc; lowest we.
TI1usylLtE, Pa, Oct. l7.-Opencd at 9214c;
highest 9SI4c; lowest g9.s5sc; closed at we.
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CLAREMoSr LIVE Stock Market,
BALTIMORE. Oct. N IESs

OLD remedies under new names are
being constantly introduced TO the pub
lie, but DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup still
maintains its pre-eminence.
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Live Stock.

EAST IinERrY, Pa, Oct. lZ-Cattlc-ReceIpts
$50 head: shipments IT. head: market closed
rather .demOrGllzed with all sellers and no buy.
cr prime s. L0n5 as; fair to good q 50a5 90; cotn
mon s. OOa9 5G feeders g Soa4 10; stockCrs @ h0a
head; market dull; PhilaGeIphias 81 i5a6 50;
mixed s. 9jaG o.; Workers IS 76a5 IS; common "a
fair s. tQa1 20: pigs 81 60a5 80. Sheep-RecciptS
COO head; shipments 600 head: market slow
prime 81 OQai y; fair TO good So 25a3 rs; common
81 OOa2 "; lambs 81 6Oa5 80.
CHICAGO, Oct 11.--Cattle-ReceIpt 10, 900 head
shipments 800 head; market strong: bccvci
s. Sll5 20; steers 81 205 50: stocEOrs and feeder
81 OOa2 IS; cows, bulls and mixed 81 lOa2 S.;
western rangers g 2jni 20. lIogs-ReCeiptS H.
900 head; shipments GOO head: market weak
mud lgc lower; mixed s. 65aj OO; heavy s. 76a
10; light s. JCn5 10: sElpS 50 40aj 20. Sheep-Rc
ceiptbs'O00 head; shipments 200 head; market
strong; natives 81 coal 90; westerns 81 lOa3 CO
Texans g. iOa3 so; lambs 81 OOa6 80.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Hogs dull and lower;
common aud light 81 40a $50; packing and
mCnts 300 head,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
II TRAINs-on and after MAY IS, lsSS-,Ex-
PLANTATION OF REPEREEcE MARKS. eDRlly. tSun.
day excepted. Monday excepted. saturday
excepted. SUNDAY only.-ERStern Standard
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"Dress," says Jane Hading, "has
really nothing to do with art" The
great French actress is evidently n little
behind The age in at least one respect.
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nInLnls.

INV YoEK. Oct. l7.-Pig iron quiet and firm
American SO OOal0 %. Copper unchanged. Lead
weak; domestic si75. Tin, hrm aud higher
straits SI ..
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BONDS AND STOCK QvorAroxs-cLosED nlD.


Nrw yODV Oct p,o,, .nonIn,. IN no.
n,crn,cs 49, S t., i,IIs r. ~ w Lyso
,nSyEs, mi on o'tod aI !, z w sachs
WI n'.,t INV 1o- M i s Li,IDV ohtLeis
Snins ~ MI ~, I,,,r,,s NJ. Y, M I..
H. 6i sSGts ynnrSct SSi, woai AMI toSSS. DTS IN
Gradcd rci TIIcaSi ii; No, red 81 ii: No.
| Chicago 81 lOIS; No.2 Milwaukee 81 OSL: on
lions heavy: No. 2red October 81 OyIz: Noyetn M
81 y, closing al 81 1917; December 81 ~
| / lils clOsin. nj 81 l9Js: JInunFy 81 1871: Feb
| ruary 81 lJL,; March 81 lGIs; April 81 l7Js; MAY
81 i6ysai IS closing nj 81 ~; June 81 1871
7jaOOc. Corn, receipts 2l5OOO bushels: exports
I5i,Sl2 bushels: sales 776,UVO bushels OF futures
and IS, 900 bushels 0f spot: options moderately
actlye closing weak utgTnleti mixed 70 Ia5i "a:
No. 2Octo6CF 500; November Sla5IJSc, Closing
nj S. 20; December Sin5iJEc closing ut 6iJZc;
january ASlSaigIEc, closing al Acc; May 47JIRISzc
closing at ISEc. Oats, receipts $3.50 bushels;
futiresand III 900 bushels spot; market tritie
ilrner; spot No. 2white SBlEc: mixed western
2h3li Sc white do gSatlc; No. = Chicago Gle, Hay
and hops dull. Coffee Stcafiy and 36aS5 points
Der lt.2iali.5Oc; November ilO0all.5Oc; bccem.
Der iS.Nhl4.l5C: january IL SOnIlO5c: February
l3SNc: FObflmrv March, ADrIl. NAV Juno. July,
August and September i3.Sliii.lOc; spot
lilo strong at l64c. Sugar. raw Inactive and
%saE ~, fe"m ned "hehanSst and quiet; @oinssss
Rosin qnlet. Turpcntine 5.G9c. Eggs quiet;
western 2l+4a?2c. Pork dull Cut meats quiet.
lhTd lower anu very uull; western steam spot
9.!lc; city DUO; October a.gGc; November S.51c;
December s.itc; jnnuAry S.3DC: February SAC;
March, Sile; April s,aIe; Nay ShSc. Butter ae-
ttvGAnl HirDng; western dairy l2Illl1c; cream
DRY HAZE Cheese steady; western 9AlOAc.
CHICAGO, Oct l7:-WhcGt was unsettled and
prices were Irregular to-day. Corn, feeling
stronger. OGts moderately active. Provisions
III lnlr demand aud Shade lower. Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat, cssh No. spring 81 0ga
| lO; No. spring sjc: M. red 81 091Sal TO-;
October y lOlsal II sln'ing at 81 lOT; Noveul.
Der n iUtgil l2Sk' closing NJ 81 lO1G; December
q 9lShl Va, clGs:LG ut 81 l471s; May 81 1874
ltt' clnslliSat " i.ts. Corn, cash No. ., 43Lc;
October l!1Iniissr, closing at 4S1fc; November
dtt,'2aT' 'IUsihE y! !SIsc; nGGenioeE
sis saS M ~ stoSg SiIc! ~ Syts:
S,sHc nc., Nv" Wo 5oI
H., HS' yiS <ylSaSyasci ei1slms
.od =; iSoi ~ cT: IN! piHSssu 81 ~ "a.
Svs q III; ~ G 81 C ~ 20 ~
~, III ~ a, ~ S' aS ~ cl4sins
nc- nc ovS!,N ~ ,fi nHcn,,,o IST'
January lGc' HScop SIoII rIbS iIc. sboni, e.;
Jag N. snort cIonr 1S"S ~ WLisi., ~ ~
Sugar, cutioaf SjiGsISe: granuIated TIc: stand.
ard A 7lSC. Butter firm: Elsin creamery 2i1afc:
choice western 22aIic; common 10 iaif lSIi7c'
Eggs steady nj isniS1Sc.
PuuAnxIpu,, pa 10, ~ rIo,. ,,,,,o
dninG WLnnt ,,rtSiIIoJ ~ 'trcs,iSIuI, wv
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WHEELING INSTITUTE!
Boarding and Day School for Young
Indies and Children.

Thorough course OF Instruction In English,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, Elocutlon and Cal
IsthenIcs. Advantages Of home life and trimming
Fall session begins September 8, 1885.
le2 Address, MISS PARRAN, Principal.
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NEW York. Oct 1L-Therc was better under
tone 10 the demand for cotton and woolgOods.
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b.. z. & @. Railroad,

b.. z. & Q. Railroad.
Bellnire & ZanesvIlle Through Passenger leaves
Bellnlre nt S:40A m, arrives at Bellatre ut p m
WoOdSfeld Passenger leaves BellAirc ut 40 p.
m, arrives at BcllliFe at $50 a. m.
Summerheh Accommodation leaves BcllAlre
at 100 y. M. arrives at Bellaire NJ l0:45 a. m.
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The Episcopalian minister who said
he would vote for Harrison because he
thought surplice was good thing has
been disciplined for uuseemly levity.
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RAILROADS..


WHEELING & ELM GROVE Il. r.
w Onand after Saturday, October u, ISIS.
Trains on the wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows:
LEAVE WHEELING:
b:aOA m, 7:OOn. r1., a. M, ll00 a. M, 1:Sn p,
M. $3.50 p. m, 6:20 p. m, 200 p. m, 900 p. III.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
G:l0R. m, 7:l5 Il. m l0:0OR IN, 1880 m, $50
p. H. ED p M, 6;iO p. m. scoop. m, 1000 y. IN.
SUEDAIs.-Leave the city at S:OOH M, and
run every hour until 300 p. III. Leave Wheeling
p. IN. Except church train WIN leave Park at
%, osI d -, 4ll ey u -- Z q II HilRscH. sup't
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
-1DDGpaFturc OF trains from Wheeling Schedule
In effect April %. IssS-EasterH time:
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, lo:2
m, $40 IN, $50 p nj daily, and Il :l6 nm daily
Expires; iof CilcInna'INn and St. Louis, 1925 am
= Cambridge accommodation, 900 a m, except
For Columbus, 1925 m daily, and ll:5 m,
daily, and 2:aS pm daily excep, Sunday. ,.
dailv
For rilllbargh and Washington, Pa, 500 a N
daily ssxPFGSS sloa n daily ia5 m SS,y
For Pittsburgh, Washington, Baltimore and
Philadelphia al $50 p III daily.
Pittsburgh accommodation, Sunday only,s. 20
For Moundsyillc, 5:sSand 7:8s NJ and 1850
noon. and G:l0 p m, daily except Sunday.
For Grafton, $40 p NJ, daily.
For Cumberland. 900 IN, daily, except Sun.
For st. Cla!syillc, sos and 900 a m, Up nj and
$40 p III, daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive from Chicago, 6:25 and
N
except Monday.
Express trains arrive tom ST. Louis and Gin.
cinndti, 4:55 m and 6:lO p NJ daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balti
more md Washington, d. O., via Grafton, ll:2C
q m and l0:ij p IN daily via. Pittsburgh, l0:lb
Trains arrive from Columbus, 1865 n m daily,
and G:l0 p IN daily, end 1885 am daily EXCEPT
Trains arrive from Pittsburgh, 1915 m daily
and l2;$5p IN, except Sunday, G:Gj p IN and n:te
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, 500 m,
daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from MoUndSville, 700 and 9:l5
10 Gn'' l:iO and $50 p IN, daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Graiton, 20 ~, daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $3.50 p N, daily
except Sunday.
Trains arrive from 81. Clairsv!lle, 7:65and :O:S5
a m, and :35 aud 6:i0 p IN, daily except Sunday
Cambridge accommodation arrives Gt7:lO p IN
except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket olCe, 100 Mar
ket street, and at depot.
CHAS. o. sCULL, Gen. Pass Agent.
". n. CLEMENTS, Manager.
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Pa, 500 a m.

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May q, 1879. Passenger
trains Will run as follOwS-Central time. All
trains daily except those marked thus which
ti,I not RIM nm Sunday
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PGlLAnELPHiA, Pa, Oct II. Flour, llitlo
red october 81 07a1 07t@ November 81 OSal osI &;
December 81 0y15al l0H: january 81 llal j..
Corn weak; futures n0lnin0li No. ! high mixed
5O{ a5O]ici December l61Sa47c; january 4JJia Ice.
OATS lower; No.3whlte Ole; no. white Is Nc;
futures quiet and weak; No. white October
SJtIGtSAC; November 3SlSa3ic; December 81 IA
1lisr; InnnRrY .jnailSC.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.
w OnRnd after Saturday, October II, lSSS,
trains on the Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows:
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How Patrick Ford Is Abused For Having
Opinions of His own-FreO Trade In.
fnInrnnnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
WEATHRRFORD.
A Wonderful Change in Conditions In Cal
ifornia During The Past Year.

A Wonderful Change in Conditions In Cal
rfornia During The Past Year.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFORD, TEX, March ED
Britton, who left this city several months
ago for California, returned last night.
He says when he first arrived in that state
that builders and carpenters would visit
the hotels and boarding houses every
morning to see if they could find anyone
who wanted to work, and would ask any
man to set his price and would buy him
to go to work, that the demand was SO
great for lsboring men that 1t could not
be filed. He says things are quite differ
ent now. The laboring men are doing the
begging. They are begging for work and
cannot get 1t. He says Texas Is the best
place yet.
Miss Jsunnitta Harcourt OF Paris, Tenn,
Is in the city visiting the family of her
uncle, Judge John 7. Rarcourt.
Messrs. George Simmons OF Colorado,
Texas, and Will Simmons, now attend
ing school at Thorp Springs, are in the
city visiting their father, DR.. W. L. Sim
mons. i
Colonel C. W. McGehee left this even
ing on business trip to San AntoniosS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
MEXICAN BOY MURDERED.

He Is Killed by Two Esosping Convicts, to
Prevent His Informing on Them.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
DEL RIO, TEX, March 20.-The body
of Tommy Delgsdo, half Mexican boy,
about eighteen years old, WAS found this
morning few miles from town. When
last seen alive he was in company with
two Mexicans who were convicted here 8
short time sgo of misdemeanors and put
to work on the streets, but succeeded in
making their escape q few days since.
They had stolen couple Of horses and
were making their way back to Mexico.
Delgado is said to have been quiet, in
dustrious, inoffehsive boy, and was en-
ployed on the ranch OF Max Lindheim &
Bro, where his body WAS found. 1t is
thought the Mexicaus killed him because
he was brother lin-sw to Dick Free
man, the deputy sheriff, and they feared
he would report them. They were seen
IN company with the boy on Sunday, the
18th. After shooting him through the
head, the ball entering his mouth, they
took his horse, bride and saddle, and
stripped his clothing of of him, leaving
his body naked. Officers started in pur-
suit Of the murderers about u O'Clock
to-day, but the probability is they are
long since beyond the Rio Grande.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
WHAT HEWITT DID.

How he Served His Country During the
Rebellion.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Msyor Hewitt
laughed outright yesterday when he heard
that his opposition to the Grand Army of
the Republic bill had esused him to be
censured by one OF the posts Of this Or
ganizstion. The Mavor said to reporter
that in the snnsls of the army depart
ment would be found record OF thanks
Endorsed, "Cooper and Hewitt Of the
Trenton Iron Works for their service to
the government during the war
of the rebellion" We gave our
plant free to the government and
instead Of making money we lost
100000. went commiss oned to
Europe" said Mayor Hewitt, "to secure
gun barrel iron for the government and
could buy only 300 tons when 1000 tons
were needed. entered an iron foundry
in disguise as an artisan, learned haw
iron for gun barrels was made, tele-
grsphed the information to our Secretary
of War and in twelve days the United
States government was making gun
barrels, and yet am denounced by some
OF the Grand Army men. Comment Is
useless.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
FOUND IN 4 TANK.
How Seven spoels of Barbsd Wire We're
Concealed.

How Seven spoels of BRrbed Wire Were
Concealed.
Special to the Gazette.
CLIFTON, TEX, March 22.-Mr. A. D.
Anderson WAS fencing in pasture on the
breaks of the mountain two miles east OF
town. On leaving his work Friday even
ing there were seven unbroken spools of
bsrbed wire on the ground. He did not
go out the next day, but Mon0ay, when
work was to be resumed, the wire was
missing. A lookout has been kept and
search made with little avail till yester-
day. It seems that some information had
been cleaned leading to the search of ad-
iacent waterholes, when finally the whole
seven coils were found in a tank in Mr..
Parker KelIum's pasture, about one mile
from where it was stolen. Further devel-
opments are looked for.
For several months past citizens resid-
ing near this neighborhood have COM
planned of losing saddles, collars, plows,
single-trees, bee gums, yearlings and
even horses and mules, and 1t is hoped
that the guilty parties mayyet be ferreted
out and brought to justice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
GREENVILLE.
An Editor Hsppy-LarRs Lumber Yard on
the Tapis.

An Editor Hsppy-Largs Lumber Yard on
the Tapis.
Special to the Gazette.
Granville, Tx, March 22-Mr.
Richard NJ. Haley, editor and proprietor
of the New Era, now of Celeste, passed
through Greenville yesterday on his re-
turn from his old Tennessee home,
Waverly, whence he is accompanied by
one OF Tennessee's fair daughters as his
bride. Mr.. Haley and Miss Jennie Row
land, daughter of J. D. Rowland of
Wsyerly, Tenn, were married In that
place on Thursday, the 18Th inst, amid q
very large assembly Of friends
and we'll Wlshers. The popular groom
and his bride have the good wishes OF
very many friends here, where he Is so
well known in connection with the New
Era, while published here.
A large lumber yard is being started
near the ST. Louis. Arkansas and Texas
depot, by an Eastern Texas firm. Is is
stated the new firm will place 500 car
loads Of lumber on their yard. A part OF
It is already on the ground.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
sEVENTY-TWO ROUNDS. 81;
Two Brooklyn Sluggsrs Hammer One
Another Unmercifully.

Two Brooklyn sIuGgsrs Hammer Ono
Another UDmeTcifully.
NEW YORK, March 22.-Sevehty-two
rounds were fought this morning, early,
on Long Island, in prize fight between
Jack Fallon, the Brooklyn Strong Boy,
and Jem Smith, also of Brooklyn. There
were about sixty sports present. The
fight was to the finish, with SKIN fitting
gloves, according to the London prize
ring rules. From the beginning the fght
WAS fast and furious, and Smith, up to
the fftieth round, seemed to be the better
man. At that point Fallon did some
heavy slugeing, and succeeded In sending
Smith to the earth many times. One blow
put him TO sleep, but to the establishment
of all he toed the scratch ct the call &
time in the seVenty-second and last
round. Fsllon kept up his vicious slug
ging, and finally succeeded in planting
bis left with thunder whack on his an
tagonist's temple, which sent Smith to
grass ali In heap. It was fully ten
minutes before he was able to open hia
eyes and learn that he had been defeated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-23
JAW GaULn,s SITUATION.
when He Will 20 to New York-Kansas and
Texas Affairs.

when He Will 20 to New Nork-KansaS and
Texas Affairs.
Special to the Gazette
NV YORK, March 22.-Wall street Is
waiting for Gould, but Gould doesn't
seem to be IN any hurry to arrive. Eddie
Gould said yesterday he had received q
telegram from his father to the effect that
he was exceedingly glad to be home
again, but nothing in the message indi-
Gated when the start for New York would
be made. The young man thought 1t
would be probable that his father would
be back here on Saturday. Two or three
Wall street lawyers who DO not feel
friendly to the fnancier declare Gould
will not try TO get back into New York
till after Judge Snythe has handed
down q decision of the question
whether or not the Kansas and Pacific
case can be submitted again to the grand
Jury and an indictment asked for, but
Wall street generally Is of the opinion
that this matter is not troubling Gould at
all. However this may be, the delsy in
Gould's homecoming only whets the sp-
petite of Wall street. Everybody is
waiting for the great little man. The
market is in deplorable condition. The
bears are dancing the most jubilant OF
war dances, and they want to see what
Gould Is going to do about 1t.
Speaking of Kansas and Texas, Henry
Clews said: Wall street would be very
glad to know what the upshot Of the Kan
sas and Texas business Is going to be-
Both the stocks and bonds have depreci-
ated amazingly during the past wear. The
general mortgage bonds, which were
quoted about fifteen months ago st pal
and somewhat over, are now down to 81
and even the seveDs are selling for less
thsn par. Gould said in the interview
that there was not very much the matter
with the Kansas and Texas property
that the Atc2ison, Topeka snd Santa Fe
had been p4raIleling some Of It's lines, but
he believed thst the future Of 1t was safe
enough. He said the interest or
the bonds would be paid regularly
along and SO far undoubtedly 1t has been
but according to the report Issued yes
terday, which is the first lucid hnancia
statement for year, the road did not il
1887 pay It's fixed charges. The surplu!
Of earnings over operating expenses were
1856 5s2 81, while its fixed charges Srt
81, T8I $50 SO interest on the various is
sues Of bonds, and 1926. 7S2 II taxes anC
rentals. This shows a deficit for thu
year of S1,34l ,679 SO.