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If sufferers from Consumption.

scrofula. bronchitis and general debility will
tIy Scott Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil with
Encyclopedias, they will find immediate
relief and permanent benefit The medical
profession universally declare Il n remedy OF
the greatest value and very palaiablc. Read.
81 have used Ssott's Emulsion IN several
cascs Of scrifula and debility In children.
Results most gratifying Nv little patients
take IL with pleasure. w. A. HuLnERr, NJ.
j., Salisbury, H.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

Estate bushes. Mr. 7. A. KendiE The style Of the
frm will remain a. heretofore. y. ". ROYHfkR A
60. Thankful ior the literal patronage heretofore
extended 10 the old frn, bospeak continuance
Of The same IN the new. guaranteeing q faithful
conduct 81 all business lcii IN our hands.
a. W nOYHTTn
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The sire and son Toxc,her.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla, March 20.--Jay
Gould's steam Yacht Atalanta arrived yes
terday. Mr.. Gould soon came ashore and
was greeted warmly by several acquaint-
ances as he stepped on the landing. lie
was looking well. lie proceeded at once
10 the Ponce dc Leon, where the family
now all are. George Gould arrived here
on a special train at | o'clock, and WIS at
once driven to the Ponce, and was shown
up 10 his fathers apartments. Neither
was seen ont for several hours, and much
speculation was INDUCED In regarding
their interview. All the party, including
George Gould and his wife, viii, Il IL said,
e. to New York on the ATLANTA after a
short stny here for rccuperation.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF certain decd ~ trust 10 me exc.
ID cuic,l by G. W. Rutland. registered In the oiicc
Of the Register Of shelby county. Tennessee. in
ing the unpaid indebtedness by that deed sccurrd.
sell Ut public auction. 10 the highest bidder. Tor
Tennessee. on
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RUPTURE Radically CURED.

Without the tnliu ~ hindrince 10 bnslnc,. IN irnm
~ ~ ~ days by the MOdirntsd sufi Fad Trirs and
onltc treatment contnci made with each patient
finctnv, llydfuocle nnd NnrcOcolc cured Ia q
shuu time. tinculan on application.
TIE hedicnied soft rad Truss has the
fprug In the inuuii therefore avoid ug ali kidney
Troubles and eau ~ wufu nirit aud day. Nerulf
arice this fuiH ~ h. easy o. weuf and ~ hold up
the bowel. or money refunded Made ard fitted 10
male OF female by blt NOni.E
~ jefferson a.. Memphis Tenn
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CHEAP COLUMN.

advertisements In this columnwil be charged at
rate OF loc Tor two lines one insertion two inser
tons. 25c; one week. Soc.
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! PAIN from indigestion. dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, Is relieved az once by taking
one 81 Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after dinncr Don't forget this.
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the properly doscrilrd Ia fald dccd. ~ foll0wa,
via Beginning on The nonh eide 81 Coun strcgt
extended a. the southeast CORNER 81 lOt formerly
owned b. A. T. White thence east with The north
line III Count srrrt ~ fcrt thence north 10 feet to
alley thence west with sid alley N icct thence
south 20 feet io tae icrinulng being LOT No y ~
smith a Gul0n subdivision. Equlty IL fCdcnp.
ton waived. Title believed 10 BE- god. but ! scll
'"' '''''' MfSTfR PARKER. Trustee.
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Trustee'a Sale

ny vifinc n q trust deed made 10 uic under date
Of October ~ isi. and rrcnrfcd IN H0ot ~. paFC
81 Of the Registers Oncr Uf shelby county. ~
sccure 10 The hC.oto building 4 Loan Association
a ccrHin debt thercln mentioned. will scll Tor
each, NJ public Outrry, % the southwest rufucf ~
noon. OI
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Trusteo's Sale.
I TNDKR and by virtue II ortain irpt decd 81.
4 secuted on July ~ Ia. Nv g. D Nance aud
Others ~ tho undersigned and rccofdcd IN shelby
county. Tennessee. IN book lG2 Page 21t, we will,
ON
saturday, March %. 1855,
81 the southwest former of Main aud Madison
greep, In hcmphls Tenn, sell IN the highest bid.
der iof cash, AZ public auction. the following rial
aud personal property via
Thfcc thousand eight hundred and ninety (assp
shares Of capital stock Of the Ouadelupc tslyo
Miulng company, u the Tar value II tln0O0 each,
whieh will H. onerrd IN lots Of sD.Oou0 also 100
other shares OF aid stock subject 10 lien Of one
Beatty.
Aiso lots Nos "a n, i5i, ~, rs and 2ii as laid
down on the plan os the town ~ Cofinih, Mlss
Title thought 70 b. good, bu, We ell and conveys
TRUSTEES oulI.
Terms Cash.
LUKE " WRIGHT.
Y. W, MILLER
y. H. fO5TON
0RDKn Muliord made inedalA
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SiN ACHEs oF tANpMtTH ROOM COTTAGE.
y southcast cornrf of NJ. a &. K a. aud Trryi'.
want avenue. Good water and good fruit, MI 10
sold ~ a hnuinln " early application h mndc to
HAiChLIf hiti 4 CO. ~ Main stuct.
ur Mr. \ 4 cutler ~ puplar street
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u !. y Rogcr NJ 10 cents pcr bI,shci Tor loo
bushels or mor on board steamer at Walnut Bend,
Ark
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SEED CORN-sEl.ECT sFED CORN. YELLOW
y and white very early aud productive, VI 10 per
hnshcl-Sl2i In iuhushcl lois. sacks included Or.
deu promptly illlcd IHOs. A. DAWSON,
New Madrid No
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LNLEGANT BED. ROOM sETs AND ALL KINDS
IL Of household goods, sold on monthly aud
weekly payments by John Hash a CO., 22i Sec.
ond street,
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ON VERY EASY TERMS TWO NICE T.ROOM
" houses ON lots lOox2OO corner Kerr ny aud the
T. r. Dummy Line BARTON e LAMB
No T. Nonr,c ~
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" Ing with good titles eau dispose Of same by
nddrcssing JAS. JAY SMITH 4 co,
No y Madlsou street
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HANDSOME SUBURBAN HOME At GIlLs
i Station. the cholccst suburb VI Memphis 10.
ccSsiblc a. city by paved pike, , railroads aud dun.
my line; acre forest lawn ! acre garden; high
aud healthy location, excellent ncghhnrhoOd;
house nearly new-2siory frame nonms ample
ouihouscs All IN good orlcr Price reasonable
no boom figures Address or apply to
Join n. CONkE AN Irnni 81. Room No. q
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TWO FINE SPANISH JACKS
L Address WILL McMACk1N. Newborn, Tenn.

L address WILL McMACkIN, Newborn. Tenn.
I'VE ARE OFFERING roR sALE BEAUTIFUL
w rcsidcncc lots on Poplar Boulevard, Wal.
dran. Union Court. lt,ss. haloigh. Henry aud Mis
slsippi avenues within one fourth 10 one mile of
corporation line, Also on Adams. Madison. Nancr,
Orleans, ~ lnul. Tate, Nulhtfry aud iaudrnlale
On Main sircct good huslucss property Improved
nnd unmpfuyrt Coed business property ofi Frunt
street al desirable lots IN Fort Pickering and Chrl
tcn. DESIRABLE ints iur cheap building on nRInp.
ton Place. nupfcc and liawlcy sifocis. besides n
number ~ dosirihle residences ON various sipeis
In the suburbs We have number 81 valuable
tuicts, all NJ which We nw offerings i low prccs
liATCiikiF Mrf a 90.
En coon Farm MULEs on TIMK. TO RI.
~ spunslblc iafmers or city acrcptancc. by
1AllOR DIIflN a 90, No. ipl Front n
4 TWO HORSE PowER PORTABLE BOILER
! and engine. Apply D' ilcrnando street
y Ions. WITH IMPROVEMENTS
= Part of lot ~. southwest corner Main aud
Oycrton strreps. 2ixll feet
ran q 10, 80 fronting on oycrton street. In
frur Of above lot 2ixn feet.
lnquirC on pTcmi.s
Ml,s MARY ~ CoNHELL
. REsIDENCEs-AT ROCK BOTTOM ON
- Vance sifcct l.. Moore a Co, ko ~
Second street
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CoNAwAY's sPECIAL---s0Oo CASH AND $1,000,
~ monthly payments S2h.O0 each, will buy nice
cottage, Al nelghborhood and only one mile from
Court square. CONAWAHS AGENCY,
IN Main street
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MrLTOnD bays old gold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
TIE LAERENCE KILLING

The Dead man's WITS 'ha ONLY witoeEs
Her story of Auw 1t wns Done
SDeCia, 10 Ine Gazette.
ATHENS, TEX March 81 The tele-
gram Of yesterday was the statement Of
Pines in regard to the Z. Vrence billing
which occurred on the % d. To-day We
give the evidence Of the only witness to
the killing which is Lswreucs'5 W fe who
testified az Inc inquest held yesterday
that her husband q d herself were riding
by wlere Ptues WAS az work when her
husbsDd sSked:
81 wonder where P nes Is. / wou d
ike to know II he would not tske drink
with me-" and at that moment Pines
rose up from the fence cjrner with q
gun in bis hsne. TIE wit.
ness sew Pines was going Ia
shoot and whipped her horse between
Pines snd Lswrence. Pins struck the
horse with his guD, knocking 1t away,
snd fired ct Law .Dce, killing him D
stantly. Mrs Lawrence said 10 Pines !:
~ u have killed my husband now. aud
you ought not TO have done it. What
shsl l do?' -
Pines offered to sesIst her in any ~sy be
could and she asked him to go and get
come OF the psighbors, which he did. The
pace bond Lawrence was to We wss
sl00. not sl0u0 as stated by TIE GA
ZETTE yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
Live Stock M arkets.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 3,.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; shipments none: quality inferfo ship-
Pill aud but hers steers steady; cows steady
10 SC lower: the market for stocsers and feed
log ste rs was quiet; good to choice corn fed
quoted q. 81 65G5 o.; common to meul-
um s. 25d4 so; stockers g 0002 30; feeding
steers s. UOG3 6D: cowa 50 0Jd3 %. Hoge-Rs.
ceipts $50, shipments COO. marie about ste dy
-tbe quotations ranging f,om s. Too 8 %.
heep-R. ceipts' 151, thirments ne; NUT
ons acItve common ock NOT waited; good
to choice mutton 81 .0a5 10, Goa mon 70 me-
dunn 81 5064 60.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, March MISUNDERSTANDING
800. .hipneuIs $50; market sfeadv; steers
So 2165 20; stnckers a. feeders 81 iod3 60;
cowr, bulls snd mixed 81 7 as TO; Texans IS ~
G375. Hogs-Rec- pts 90 o.; shipments -;
market strong; mixed s. 20d5 A.. heavy 20 50
as 80; liget 50 l5d5 IS. -neeD-Receipt 1000;
sh pments 1850; mArket weak and over; ma
tive 81 o. as 81, western 81 6o66 TO- Texans
s. o0G4 81. lambs S540d6 90.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 3l-Cattle-Reeeipts
o; shipments 100; market strong and IA
ch -nged; en- ice heavy naive re y
s. 50a5 40; fsir to good nat We stf ere 81 Goa VI
butchers steers, media to cboi e, s. .oGt ~
stock rs anu feeders, fair tn go d 81 1913 40
rang. rs. ordina 10 good. S. 2004 o.. no -
accepts 20oa; shipments 2700; market steadvi
rsnging from S. 0065 So Shesp Rec.fpt'
$500; shipmenu 43 D. mzrfet steady; faif te
fancy - G. az co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
SHOT tULD BLUOD.

Oue Negro Ku's sr"'h.r in tho Highway
N-BrJ ,rsOn.
specisI TO the eszetIt.
JEFFERSON, Tx March Sl.-Our town
was tnreHn INTO iurore OF excitement
yesterday over the news of another assas-
sination 10 cur county. Ike B.ilg, who
lives twenty miles from TO WI 10 the lower
part Of the coun'y, known as The Bend
neighoorhood, was found dead in the
woods yesterday. From previous tr' ubes
with one of the neighoors sup c!op
pointed to BON Hlres, aud he was ar"
rested. Sheriff beware went to the
scene, but Hines was ares ed ny the con
ststlr before ne got there. OF mis- OVID
accord Hines made ecoufession saying n
met Baby in The road and fred load of
bucFsnot into MIN. Then before he died
he mauled him over the head with his
gun while he was piteously crying Tor
mercy. He talks without reserve in re-
gard TO IL, and said with an oath TO q
party that he (8sily) would not accu'e
any one Else II Stealing cotton. He If
DOW in jail but there Is good d. al Of
excitement over the matter. They ar.
both coiored, ard Ike Baily WAS good,
hard work., e, iudust ious darky, ana had
some properly accumula ed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
GENERAL Markets.
Pro duce and Provisions

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. MAJ CHI 3l.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat opened sic 10y, and quicsly
advanced a trihe ana throughout the tession
game sire 9Th and alosed q; higher than
Thursday No. 2 red cash, su1s s0<c; APP l.
sO3Sc; May s 3.Sso2c. closing al eUAc; Juae
clu-ipg nj s. 5sc; July 1Ii<c, Aus us;. clos q
177Sc; ecember Size. Corn siror g and higher /.
,aon 1870; May c,osing at 467ici July cl9 ing
.7xc; June closing 4iIc. Oats hign-
er; ca h So1la exc BID; May 2ssc.
il y 9sGc. Cofnmeai 81 ST. Whisky at ii us.
Provisions W ak Pork sl3 sly. Lard 81 100
Is. Dry salt meats. shoulders, boxed, s. 81. q
90; long clears 81 o067 10; clear rios 81 La
I IS; short ctears 81 1907 so. Bacon b,xed,
shoulders, Sc 81, long .lears, 81 75ds o.; cl ar
rims. 81 81; short clear, s. C0Gs Is. Hams steady
az SO vodl2 ".
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Marsh 3l.-CoTn pit was
oveI1owi WI h excitement to day from the
sszr. to tue d .ish. anc, In the Language of one
OF the traoe rs. she boys wo1l1 rasner MONKEY
with buzz raw Than any thing else" II was
probably tor tsis ason tazs enc AL shorts who
ola 30 ne terrific scr milling to buy 10 theic
prol cfty when ms market was going up were
the oset Tiers when the prices showed any
signs OF weakness. Everyt lies seemed
70 hinge on whether or nos the xzfi-
roads would % abe g bring fr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
AUSTIN.

Paying on Employ-s-Ucsold Land In
7exas-The oomp,roIIer's Report,
Special ~ the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, March 81 The Tress-
ury Department was busy to-day psyipg
ca the government employees around
shout the cspitol. About sl5, 900 was
paid ont and the different ssyIums have
yet to be reimbursed.
By estimate made at the Land Once
to-day, the total amount Of school lands
remaining unsold is 20 GAG, 49l acres. The
university lands Comprise about 2.000,-
coo acres.
The case of Garfield Of the
San Antonio Express, against the
members of the House Of Repre-
seutatives of the Twentieth Legislature
for hts expulsion from the precincts OF
the House lest session for abuse, was
set for to-day in the District court OF
Travis )unty. However, Judge TONNES
was absent az his home Ia Georgetown
and the case is booked for Monday.
Corporal DurbiD, in command OF the
sQaad OF rangers, sent to Wharton
county, writes To bis superisrs here that
four men charged with the recent murder
IN tnst county nave been arrested.
Agricultural Commissioner r ister to-
day mad on * 1ibition at his "a &c pottle
# white eulpnur water, pronounced as
good as the Virginia white sulphur The
wafer was recently discovered in 4 well
sunk nesr San Marcos TIE WELLS 160 fsei
cseo and rms white sulphur water roRf
nom eaud had 20 Z nelgnt Of 40 feet
The State Comptroller Js ports the d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
WHI.rEW REGHT.
Bitten by Copp -rh-sd-Pass.nKer Train
Wrecked.

Bitten by O COpp -rn-sd-Pass.nEer Train
Wrecked.
spec;sl 10 the Gazette.
WHIrEwRIGHT, TEX, Msrch IA
young man by the name Of Richard Bu-
ford, who is working for Mr.. George An
oersop, about one mile east Of this place
w,s bitten by a copperhead snake yester-
dsv evening while shucking corn in the
crib. Mr.. Buford says he felt
singing sensation on his ankle
and looking down saw the reptile coil j
around Ills foot biting his ankle. MI.
Buiord got the snake of with some hit e
trouble, and mourning a horse, came TO
Town So fast as pos 10 e. VIII skV was
used quite freely, aDd the doctoIs thlLk
there IS no more danger. Mr.. Buf JrG
killed the snake.
The esst- hound passenger train on the
Cotton Belt r .ilrosd was VT, OK ID yester-
day morning about hslf mile esss OF this
place. The trucks on the tender broke,
which threw the whele engine Il the
track and i,rred the engineer up con-
siderably. Trains were delayed about
tv- hours.
Officer Rome Roberts arreste TO-DAY
II. G. l.. Dean, VINO has gone violently
insane over religion. Hs weat to the
residence of neighbor and tried to cut
dis thioat. He also whipped out fourteen
nan with long poe. When arrested he
mad 10 his possession q large knife and s
milestone. Officer Roberts left to-
night with his prisoner for the county
jan az Sherh an.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
LONGVIEW
= DrsymaL's Novel Furerai-A Camera,
M.Iee.

= DrssmaL's Novel Fuuerai-A General
M.Iee.
Special to the Gazette
LoSGv.Ew. lex, March 81 N ght be
fore last q severe encounter occurred
be ween two parties Of men which met
accidentally n the grove betwet the
Texas and P.cifl; Railroad sad H.fpI
Hollow. L. is reported tue p,rty ofthree
IN ade the attack. mt were worsted some
what in the outcome. The on.V namet
obtaiuable are Joe S:hanfz, marble en-
grsver, and Flank Bill, w10 were hut
worse and We're on opposite sides. Pts
tolls, knives, cluNs and 6sts-wsre used,
hut no pistol wouAds were made, though
at least two rtvnlSers were emptled. The
comb,,sDts thow TO lack Of contact with
knives, clubs suu fists. No fatal wounds
were inflicted, however.
A novel srgnt was witnessed yesterday
in the funer,i procession OF old man All,
tue oldest drayman In town. All the
draw and ans,men turned out In their
working clothes, and msde long pro-
cession, folio wing their comrade To tn
cemetery. The corpse was placed
on 4 )at which headed the procession,
the dray be drove up to few days ago
oil owed mex. This was the first pro-
cession of the kind ever witnessed before.
As he had lived on dray he was borne
TO his last unloading place by drays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
THE MARTIN-BR0WN CO..
CoRNEHk >TAIrs MI FOURTH -<llsas CHS;
The Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods 60G3 Is Fort Worm.

msj nifty II the crowd woult cell
corn pers'stently at anyth Bg above so cents.
hui on the other hand they had an underlined
fear of lower prices Ia May fu'ures. This Ia
ter f-eling crop ed out In several spots. a' Il
feveral uses who hav4 been pfUnc III ced
bears heretofore thou mt the deal Wa. Retu x
little 100 rich ana began 10 cover TO IA {.
May st orening was sod as low
IS 52%c, bat before lon< was x;
Then after Gazing bac 10 $3.50 VS.
rushed up to 5'13; n estma G I my IS cars
or No Gay Is receipts, cl,sing at 53}5c. " h ri
WAS quill ann upinteresling Nav luture W 8
about stationary ali day between II and 7Lc.
T a irg WAS exceedingly ANAL In Volume. In
provisions tracing Was slno't rs uBinteresting
as In wheat. May p rk went 10 IN under M
efata tr nsacii n to S1} 81, but firm latsr 10
sl3 40. Ieaoing future. . s'ed: Anril !2%c;
May 7Hc; June 17&c; July lIAc;
Oorn, MAY 531lc; June an" July X, Ms
po-k. May S'545 jane slS52h. Lart: April
55; Mty 81 575E; Jun- 81 6!Iz; July S! s7t.
Short ribs, May 4 10; June 81 Tx; July sI25
Cash quotations. wtrh: Flour steady; winter
lOc higher. Wheat, No q, slc. No. 2 ON
81. Mess p rk, re. barrel, $ 8 ao@ls3j Lsro.
per 10 unus, sIt91z. short rib sides,
loose, 81 o. Dry sateu shoulders. b Ned, s. %
66 on. SHIRT CT ar .ides, b 'Xsd, 81 55GI6'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
DALLAS.
Verdict of Guilty in the Miller Murder
TrisI-Bsss Bslt-Talk ng OF Moving to
Fort Worth,

Fort Worth,
MILLER GULLY.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, March 31.-The srgu-
ment IN the case of Mason Miller charged
with murder, was closed this morning at
IL O'Clock, and the case went to the jury
st noon. A verdict of guilty was brought
in at 8 O'Clock, and punishment was az
sessed at FIVE years in the penitentiary.
BASE BALL.
Dallas has secured two new PLAYERS for
her professional nine, and row Is ready
to meet all corners. These are, ClearV
Cross of the Metropolitaus, who will
guard third base, and Dug Crothers OF
ST Louis, who will endesvjr to strike
the batter out.
ETo-morrow at the psrk in OAK Clin,
Dallas will meet the amateurs Of Deni
son. OF course 1t is xoected that the
White Stockings will wipe up the earth
with Denison boys. Yet, there are some
who predict that the D.llas papers will
not have glariDg headlines In to-morroW's
issues abeut the game.
MINOR MATTERS.
The meeting Of The press entertain
utuL uLu uOt paw toiS
morning. There WAS no one to meet.
The county immieration meeting went
by defsuls to-day. Immigration and such
matters rarely present themselves to the
Dallas mind.
RAJ estate transfers to-day foot up
$4,000.
IsIT POSSIBLE?
1; is rumored on the streets that the
Dallas Brewery is considering the feast
oiilty OF removing to Fort Worth. Il is
said that mucn correspondence hsspassec
On the suoj-ct between the brewery and
Fort Worth parties. As ahome INDUSTRY
the brewery has not received The
encouragement. that 1t was led &c
Expect L. is understood that For
Worth would support IL better, as they
would not use much s.. Louis beer, II the
brewery we're located there. Besides
being located at distributing point, il
would command large patronage IL
| country tributary TO the Fort.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01

dream from you manhood to guide the
destinlee VI a journal, wherein be should
be free to say mat ne though. He faileo
by q narrow chance to get the Evening
Post many years ego, aGd ti1aliy, with
the d. light Of bridegroom, he welded
himself 10 the destinies Of the S.ar
NJ man ever took up the burden
wi more enthusiasm, more lofty pur-
pose, more saac hsd zeal. No man not
rurneI,st csu be made to uude rstaDd the
I'm mense, the prodigious labor his gener-
Gus purposes Involved. No man not
kindly, generous, forbesring, c.n sppre-
clare the dead wall Of difficulties thai
heset every step, hsmpered every Effort
Well as those who loved William DORIS
heimsr knew him, high as those who
had wstched his Career knew the flights
his intellect could soar, his toll, his pa-
tieDce, his Illuminated sagsci'y in the
conduct of the Star were constant WON
der to those who expected most.
literary man, rather Than . Journal
list, with the lest and most disciplined
appreciation uf the work OF the pen aod
brain, be developed new eptitudes,
mastered new inLricscies in the de-
vourlpg treadmill OF daily writing
1t Is friend OF twenty years who writes
these wholly inadequate lines Of his dead
chief and comrsde, and with many years
intimacy with New York journalism he
gives 1t as his opinion that, outside OF
Horace Greeley there has been no editor
in this country who wrote from Con-
vic ion so strong, purpose so noble as
William Dorsheimer. With this, too he
posses ed q s'y.e at once faent, har-
monious and cl.ssicslly correct. He was
an editor, TOO, IN The most exactiDg sense
Not line went into the editoTisl columt s
mat the eoitor did not first see, il in the
city, and express an opinion upon. H.
DID not always spprove the sentiments oil
his workers, but he had 30
large q sense of the mission OF
crest daily j rurnal that he sought
rather 10 spread before his readers The
well grounded Convictions Il number
| # men thsn the cherished shibboleths Of
one man Ii competent writer were
ground ID on the cardinal principles OF hi:
! life creed-Democrscy- nigh for
| low his distractions wherever they
! led. He WAS churcamsn OF this
stricte sect in religion; he va
a Democrat Of the j. hersonlar
teuets in politics; he was husband %
the noblest constsbcV in private; he wat
a citizen Of the world in the humsniti-s
He was tbA most generous Of men HI
check book, his purse, were always at tb'
service Of he unfortunate. He WAS TIT
most humane # fl ;ials; the mos
lthongh'fuI, kindly, appEeclative OF editor
/ ial enieis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-01
DORsHEIaER's FUNERAL.

a Mum Der OF Distinguished People Take
Part he O.rs m Opies.
New YORK, March 81 Funeral ser
vices over the remains Of William Dor
sheimer were held in Grace church to
day. The clergymen VINO read the ser
vices were DR.. willism Z Huntington
and RvJV Ca.mers. The p,u bear
ers We're P T. Barlow, Sionev Webster,
Janae- Carter. Charles A. DiDs, John
Hunter, W T GJoowip, N. Andrews
aud Estnan Neil-. Among those present
were President Cleveland aud Secretary
whitney.