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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

right against the rear, was saved IS was
Crutcher & HsIrison's warehouse a6loin-
ing the western side. There WIS no in
sursuce on the contents which is estl-
nated ct about $4,000 or 5000 in Gotten
and stored goods. The building vas In
sured by the Allen West Compress Com
psny in some New York Insurance
company but the sIDount OF the same
is rot known here. The Only accident
occurred to Ebert Taylor, having bis
front foger mashed of in the pump. The
cotton was not entirely consumed before
the ire department succeeded i'll getting
the flames under control enough TO roll
the cotton ont, aud which was hauled to
the town branch and extiDguished this
morning, yet the dsmsge 10 The cotton. is
about two-thirds TO three fouFthS loss.
Tho origin Of the ire is generslly sup
posed 10 be from trsmps breskiog IN tue
back door which Was open when discoV-
cred. Tramps have been sleeping on the
COMPRESS plstform And hresEipg IN dur
ing The severe weather. 10 sleep.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26
LOUISIANA REPS.
They Complete Platform and No1ni-
nate q Full State Ticket Headed
by Ex-Governor Warmoth.
The Platform Bios for the Sugar Votn-a
M jarisy CT tie DelsSs IN Favor OF
GIaine fox President.
ALL CUT AND DRIED.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Nav ORLEANS, La, Jau. 2s.-The Re-
publican state convention completed
its work to-day, and framed platform,
nominated foil Ticket and sfiourned.
The candidate for governor is Henry e.
Warmoth, the first Republican Govern
or OF the state, and TO day large sugar
pianser. The other candidates are q. &.
Minor, fer Lieutenant alao
sugar planter; james FJf7Ythe, for An
diIor; Audrew Hero, for Treasurer; ex-
Caief Justice W g. Wyils, for Attorney
General; * Governor T. Flanders, Tor
SUPERINTENDENT OF Pablo EducatloG, and
J. f. Patty, member OF the Legislature.
for Secretary Of state. All OF
the ticket save Patty are white.
Minor and Hero were prominent D. M
Gratis u0ti. the las. presidential election
ana went ever &c the Republicans On the
tsrin question. The pia:?ofn declares
strongly IL favor Of protection and bids
for tue sugsr vote OF the state. Ii de-
nounces the late D5mo cratic convention
for having asld nothing about the tariff
and having endorsed Cleveland after the
late message, approves the Bl&!r bill OPP
poses the leasing OF c0nyicte, md calls lof
The repeal OF the peDiseDtitrY lease. The
Republicans announce that taey Intend o
make full and thorough caDysss of the
state; ssy they are promised money ano
assistance by the Republican national
committee and count On Governor
McEeery's promise Ii have fair snc
.,ee election shd the counting of nj tie
votes 10 get out all the R-pnolicsps. Ii
is probabis that they Will cut larger
hole than usual, but it is thought By me
Democrats .h.t the nomination OF VAT
moth will prevent many Democratic a.
ser,iops 10 the R.publiCsn sicset, as his
government is I'll cted wisa the woz >
csrpst-bsg rule Louisiana ever kns /"
The convention made no declaration 10
favor OF e0y L publican candidate foI
Pre- sident, but 1t is understood th2t Il
f.y3rs Blaine. The delegation is u .iniy
| for Blaine, with some few supporters oi
Shrrnan on IL.
New ORLEANS, La Jan 25.-The stAtS
Republican convention Was called TO or
der az so this afternoon, bat the com
mIites on credentials nos being rescg Il
report, s recess was taken until 2:l5.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26
EOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the PicSwick: J D Reed, Dido, John Ms
ere. st Louis; " Arnott, SEreyepors, La; = s
Rite HE, I, xss; George Fin5] J, Tsscosa; W NJ
1agram. Philadelnhia: " N0te.ou. re
Yo,k Rober: Berry; Hous or snd Texas Cen
traI ilwsyi Kidney hi 2 Na' hiaRfon CHA
II Q Akin, Ri3' mono, Va; p2oap, ~
Ents Ga;aS svile. "a gh 2 ne \ loIk; q
+! HopleY, rthur PTicketa Marunall; Lopgs
Alexend r: III HammpskOld, Chicago; U y
lone, + W Lon Ga dwell Kan; " - DaVlaet
81 On -, vile: L u guns. Tx ard Pac!ae Ry !;
joe Mile Palo Pis'o; Ed + Huffman, Da!la';
& L Mabiy, Texas NJ johns IN, Auanta, "a )
L " H,nawav, Z ) Camb ell Dallas; Cohs,
G Il Pratt, St Louis; frank ri ey. ST tui; II
K Ga per, P;ttsbTlg, Pa; L PclBs ColunDl2
Tenn Harry Tatuago, y Il i L K; y l.
Carter, judge Darnel, Psic 1tar0: J NaiEas'
- Louis: " . ;Jrawfard, D.ilis; II acC1e,
81 l. uis. John ID Baker, GranpGryi Coz II
Z McGrOrv, wichita Fails; Sieve j 'hnson, ~
PRR; loho OMsysh, O.. rsncea; ID H!l'idrc'
Dallas; ii Shiek, Waco: u Aofst, CiafeE-
den,
At the Els: Il a Brown, Clarendon; 3
Hirshfeld. Ciacsur at', Oaio, Z q N 0, c, d, AK
aaacnie j Herman. Bowie hiiss Pzultne Coz
memphis, L m; Apofewr. Jr, We 'therior1
J Harrirop, MemP IL. Tenn l. byrne,
Na1shtl: III 81 TAy Inr, New M-Aic}; SIs!ner
Temple; Waiter " al ie, New f!eaps. La
John Ga !ahan, LoIisVi le, Nv; = u klooH
c nciuazti, Ohio; Jane > Wilso0, Terra Haut5
l d; IL Bya", Mempois, Tenn; Gus tr.tr a.
Tasclsa; Wal ace Bsmbarg, New NJrf: " )
" lh9ms, s. I.ouis, Mo; L e eurcheh, Kan AZ
Cigy. No; " B.szgins, I & Ky; y @ Is
New York; 4 Giigsn, Pi.tsbrTs; Colonel
Elis. Jr, nth ; C.; " Eoa', cry; a i
Combs, r \ Mabry, I xas: NJ, sherman
" UruIch ieId. New York W L R"nuedy. New
Orleans; Martin Casey, city; James wilson
iowa; SIM Blum. NV O,leans: Zoe
scranton. Pa: \ Il washer. st L1u's; john
! Ho = asd, Dial as: Howard y Peak, Decatur: i
| & T.aukford, New York;J WaETen, + VET
| rem, st Luuis John Alfred, J y keIioot, Dal
| lss;JG AudeTsor. Bryan: q Daily, 81 Louis
| Wn, Kelly. I9ngview; A IL Miacleb oof, ;
! Loai,:J = F. b .rts ana wife. Dalia.; I Nc
| Rin- tor, Oh GAO; " = Brdzetof. W aco: III
! |. sylvester, New YCrk j Pa g, Eirg'r Ia; ia
! a kilay, On csgo; i SInt n, ctsy; j L alcharo
| New York; L PoveiI, WAxahachie.
| At the Mansion; Lue or wright, Murnh5
! VILE; : Wald Wichita Fallsi W l. We
| j shua; MS y Grf1 Miss LIita Rooy, his
J Kate & by, Bookston John Moss, Morgan
/ " Mrka-, AURORA. G Is Moor, SoTis; /
! Wo0sJy, shermau Mira ST z Garrett. KiR 3
! City:W c Ma lin. Wea .ho'f ri; 4 " DeSaG n
! Dsilss: JsSe W Tren, csa Aat@ri1 Alex m 2
( waco; w sad ath, Herr eta b
Ki4r-, city; j W Myers. ASA ado
! NJ W Kirby, Temple; James Callahan, City;
/ NJ Rerwo "a Uen;s5s; Mss h1Ca-, QI2nshi '
! x >uni!k Gal son; l. Hole AMP, h. tar. q!
/ Chicago; " II Swift, E /, Camp .. "a J Cese
! Iand City Jnh, n Nix, srlz .nsi " IsSei
Li,soD. y q rfis, Tsxae; rs y. B9rton
4 {. Skinner Guy; Ierreii, Decatur
| Hktspeil, tlvar4do; ars \ nhiil, feNa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26
Blaze ut L.ouXYieg,
snec,., "a .he Gazette.

Spec!s % she S1zetIS.
LoNGvIsw, TEx., Jan. 25.-Last nign.
st12:I5 re was discovered In the coIton
warehouse owned by Allen Wesi Com
press Company, OF s.. Louis, waich con-
sx,sed one hundred bales ut cotton most
II which belonged TO T. T. Rembecf, s
merchant Of this piace. The FINES
spread so quickly tasE Inc fsi.At0l TorS
OF Ii IRE department wss Of 10 AVAIL IN
saving gba ialmenec structure sus they
ssps the ate fson spresoiDg tc ths sf!o
ing buildings @hica il orce On hts would
have doomed the eEGts esstein portion OF
tie business pa: Of toy1 iGclEcicg per-
baps twenty-five stores, Toe compress
huuding, wonderful stFuetpre quilt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

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Persseioas is a.esias il Dr,sGaga
CstasA Rsshedgssss
Held Uoder Bord.

Correspondence o. the eszette g
WICHITA FALLS, Tx, Jan. o. Two
m.r. named Bo5 Turner and Bog Wool
sey. who we're arrested and puA under
bond aoau. :wo weeks A~s2r
stealing hogs from J. 2. Arlington IN the
Indian Territory, hkd heir Examining
trisI before tie United Safes Commits
siouer en- yesterday and to-day, the result
being that they were each held in the sum
of s200 or their sppesrsrse before The
Uolted States District court a. Graham In
March
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

shattered timber to within 100 feet Of the
TOP. A rope was then lowered and they
reached the surface In an exhausted Con
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

toUrEr-v1J u atf-s O<---.-sss--t Ia
and sgae cake sTe remov
ton OF the Filters, % VII
its sanction as q remedy 4
peos'a. eons,tpation, I've
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

VI tns ulsEIIIers VINO nas not entered Inc
trust, has, not yet made up bis mind On
the subjetE, nor has he indi ated what
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

ing me national Democratic convention
10 that city. By "sll our people" the.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

Mr.. Thomas Breton, chsirman, called
the house I'd order, and in 8, spirited
speech sratedkhe object of the Meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

Cattle Dying 1. sasqus County.
speeisl TO the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, Tex, JsU. 25.-Catue ara
DING .exifally Trough his county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26
CONGRESSIONAL.
,.., Transferable Debate the Deb-
eIeEcy Appropriation Bill is
Passed By The Senate

rsps Debate Ia the Rouse ever the Ap
poirtraeDt Of a Com rafttes 20 In-
veEDGais Pools.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

The EinalsSaoEs In tbs Kess
a. AaSssst r'e gus storey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26

A car vas wrecked ACROSS the track OF
the Fort Worth and New Orleans Yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-04

- TONINGTON LINE. FOR
- NAKRAGANSETT PIER WATCH HILL PROVI-
DENCE. WORCESTER, and points north and east via
Providence and Worcester. Steamers leave from New
Pier 80 N. r. block above Canalst, a. p m daily
except Sunday. Through parOr reclining chairs be-
t%een steamTs landing and Narraganset without extra
charge Baggage checked from residence to destination by
Westcotts Express Company. - 49, -, No.
Tickets and state. rooms on sale at 2O1, 2oI 26 o4I
3o7 42l 957 Broadway. Aston House, Cosmopolitan and
Windsor Hotels all Offices Westcotrs Express Co.
~ II RABCOCK o. VI. BRIGGS,
~ Ass. Gen. pass Act Gen. Pass Agt
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REAL ESTATE.
nr,sNrss AT THE EXCHANGE

.. ,h,s, attraction at the Real Estate Exchange
..r,ay was the sale, by Scott Myers unuof WV
losure Of No. 80 West Ffty-seven.hs~ OK 90.
house. on south side OF the eeN 20 0es
-, A. sixth.sve, lot 25xlO06 Among those piosehs
:. the aoor were George H. Quick James H. LoslneSs
,,laOr Cohnfed John Callahan. benjamin - na,,'"''u
,sa Theodore oohnfea The e,aa mich price fsdos
ssSsa @ WAS RSssnha h. TAe
ssos sSs scas ssss III The
ns S made %as SIS @ which the price rose to
sss 500 IsIdor oohnfed was again 'hs ouSs' i0r " A.
wsn Kennedy Brother offered under foreclosure
s.Ssas 1Ss sS SG1SGp csshsT Win s,:o
e,nS On ss 9 %es sGq 81 r sas % se only
I'd made 's which prize The plaintiff WAS The
buyer i.o as''s house ion sec
70 GAi'f sHulsss %
sc SoS and T fCns as' GSssa
rage rage on the property Of $4,000 at per cent
New-York Friday, Aug 3. 1885,
The following .aes were made at the Exchange and
Auction Room '0-o BY Scott 4 Myers
% sTsns e. T oaa iSs 10 o, q sSx Mest
' e s .h Ss X s. r: SS1ss
By william kennedy & BrOtAer ''''''
and lSts IVES. IsSi 4, iSS q Of 10th:
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY.
CaDronst. = 100 It of HOustonst 25xioo to
NsSsoasys siio Edmund Dodge and wife to '-'0OO
Jsssie Meyer I2.5oo
Barnard. 1880
ii Harry A. Lynch; 1000
Duncan to 6. DeForest 1856
A. Tsyiyr ct Al 70 Thomas HAYES $4,000
wife 70 Rsbecea Werner as 600
10th-st, No 80 East Charlotte A Burnett TO Mary
J. oeeIl. s $1,000
r O. 2l,5oo
ssre pronerty g. Potter to John shea $4,000
Cannon ct o. l50 II . II Houston-st 25x42.6;
leonard sreseroh, F.fsree to Jacob Ruess..:, 5000
2Sooo
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Summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
A FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS
THE PREFERRED ROUTE,

FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS.
THE PREFERRED ROUTE,
,o,.r -. NfW-lORk CENTRAL AND :. -
NINE WATERTOWN AND OGDENSBURG X. rs
Train with through sleeping cars leaves Grand Central
pepet p m except saturday. and over she great
EHack ~ T. G. & III. X Re- passing Albany 10 y. m
uea II 80 M, running along the sunset slope OF tho
Aolron1aeks and through the beautiful Black River Valley
sriyng az Paul Smiths Station via Northern Adirondack
r. ~, ~ q, IN, connecting with stage arriving a.
Psu Smiths Hotel $50 a. Ia Returning stage leaves
iau Smlth's Hotel n. m. Sleeping-carS leave Paul
Smiths Station; Northern Adirondack K r.: 4 20
a. IN. Excursion
and sleepngcar accommodations be obtained at all
New1ork Central ard Hudson River r. X. Offices In
New York City and Brooklyn DO tickets read
via. Utica and r., w. & o: Il r. Fare as low as any
line. Remember that this Is the only through
only line avoiding change OF cars only standard gauge
route only snording passengers full night
rest Tho time from New York by this limo has been
reduced from New-York 10
IA IL HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS STATION;
1912 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL
Connections made for Saranac Lake and all Adron
dsck Mountain Send ten postage for Illus
trsed book. 176 pages large octave size; best book
given away. THEO. BUTTERFIELD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent r.. w o. r.,
OsWeEO. N. y.
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mANHANSET HOUSE,

f~1ISND, Il. Il, W II
Heal:hfully situated amidst beautiful scenery by land
and water; attractive drives; yachting bathing fishing
music, etc. etc Frequent and convenient trains VIA
Long Island H. r. Address HENRY ;. MOWER
Manager Gate of Gilsey House,. Manhanse House. Suffolk
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n OACHMAN.-By Trustworthy. sober, industrious
" single thoroughly underestimate the care and man
Vgemcnt OF horses reliable driver; willing 10 be- nener1y
useful good gardener; milk good city reference
IL Broadway.
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SARATOGA sPRI> GS,NY.
Or. STR0NG'S SANlTARlUM.

Opon all the year and popular res0 OF eadin
aud their families for treatment rest recreation
TURKISH AND RUSSIAN BATHS, MASSAGE, g.
Send for circular
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SPRING HOUSE,
TIE VICTORIA

SARATOUA SFKINGS, Y. 7.
Now opened for the The most select I;
hotel. Services and table unsurpassed
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Excursions
Enjoy an Outing in The Country
ALONG THE
Picturesque West Shore Railroad
SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

The West Shore Railroad will sill excursion tickets
10 the above points at the low rates named for morning
rains Sunday August good for the round trip on sun
lay only. These extremely low, and should be
taken advantage OF by many to visit the lovely spots
along the Hudson. Tickets be obtained at West
Shore ticket Offices foot of West 42dst and foot OF Jay
St. New York; also In the Weehawken station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-04

DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
Landing Crsnston's (wcst POINT, Cornwall. Ncwbure
Marlb 20, Milton, PoL hkccpsie and Esopus connecting
with Ulster Delaware, stony Glove Catskll Mount1ln
aud kaaterskl railroads Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON
md JAM rs w. BALDWIN .eaye every week dly az 1
M, pier foot OF Iairson-st-, N. r., except Saturday
when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at M, landing
only at Newburg and POughkeepse connecting with
special train for all Resorts through the Catskil
Mountains Leaves Rondout sunday nights at II O'Clock
arrival OF special fast train from the mountains arriving
al New York Monday G q
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steamboats,.
IT UDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
DAY LINE STEAM Frs.
DAILY lc,nept sundaysl.

DAILY except Sundaysla
Leave Broobyn. Fulton-st ny Annex -. . o0 a. m
New-Y York, Vesry- st. Pier SAG
-" New York West '22d;st Pier 200
for ALBANY. landing az West Point Newburg, rough
keepsie, l.hineteck. Catsdl and Hudson. ooo
Returning leave Albany o'dO a. m
nne BAND attached 20 each boat
Connections:
WEST POINT NEWBCRG and PoUGHKEEPSIE.
with down day boat
RIIINEBECK by ferry with Ulster and Del. Il i. for
resorts OF tho Catskills.
CATsKIT.L with special CatskIn Mt r. r.
HUDSON with Boston and Albany IL X for Chat
ALBANY with ~ Y Central and II. T. n r. for
Utica, NIAGARA FALLS, Buffalo, and the West; with
Boston and Albany r. T. and Fitchburg K r. for Boston,
with d and II. Co.'S r T. for Montfca and the North.
Tho New.Yo Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hOtnla and rcsldenccA
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the HIGHLAND HOUSE.

SUMNIT y. J.
delightfully."- situated and select family house tho
D., /. w. X. r. less than ] hour from Ncw-York on
he Orange Mountains shalt have several suite
otherwise references exchanged Address THE HIGH
land HOUSE Summit. Union Co. n. j.
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6ituaiions Uanteo-maIss


trREE TO EMPLoYERs.-An kinds Of male help
carefully selected and receipt OF orders city
or country TRUE, Metropolitan Agency. $50 broadway
~ NKDFNER-By single German; understands his
VI business la all Us branches rsclass man. best city
references Address J. D.. Box 253. Tribune Uptown
Onice l.. 23S broadway.
A. ARDENER. III married man no eneumorance un,
" tePsands greenhouses gaperes vegetables ana caro-
of gentiemans place best OF reference Address r. L.
q ST. Georges place, Astoria, L. l.
~ ARDENER.-By a single man; English; thoroughly
VI understands his business In all branches lnenuhg my
and cold graDeries fruits flowers and yegeiaOles ana
everything pertaining 70 gardening; understands ing
caro- OF stock best references. Address j. D. d. BOX
a. Tribune Uptown onlce. 1928 Broadway
CARDENE R-By married man practically ex-
VI perlencei In every branch OF horticulture not ana
graperles greenhouses orchids roses laniscapihg
fruit, flower and vegetable gardens. aud care OF
renuemans place wife, II required nfstcass butter
maker; good reference for abilities &c Address BETA,
o5l DlNsion-sL
~ sEFUIMAN-By n steady, sober honest, industri.
L Gus man: takes good OF horses ana
ul driver; good vegetable gardener can milk NOV. tend
furnace and generally useful excellent reference Al
CARPENTERS, los ethaye
JTsEFULrMAN.-By young Holander as usefu-rnan
u 10 the country under-ands care OF horses milk aud
lawn: speaKs French. German and English best refer
II. b., Tribune Uptown orice. l,23S broadway,
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LONG BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST 34TH-sT;, N. Y, DAILY,
- 40. 80, 80, 10 90 a. NJ IL 'oV' oo S'~V a'oV
80, % 80 80 p. IN. :, 90 40 o .so
SUNDAYS, $40, 0:2O. 10 40 a. m l ~" - = wv
All trains to Long Beach except those maTlSed , con-
,ect with Marine Railway for POINT LOOKOUT
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Citp l)ropsrtp 90 Get.
Business })ropertp for Sale ano 90 Get
BROOKLYN 1ropertp for Sale anh Go Get

T. OR SALE and 70 let by LEONARD MOODY Real
Estate Broker and Brooklyn Manager OF the Hanover
Fire Insurance Company and the Metropolitan Plate Glass
Insurance Company. Special attention paid to renting
and collecting 20 Court-st Montague-st.; 1925
Bedford-aye, and 276 Flatbush-ave corner Prospect
place
Houses at all prices Bargains in lots and plots Ele
!of sale or lease. Parties DESTROYS OF purchasing hir
ine will ind large and general assortment Of houses
fats &C.
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GRAND VIEW HOUSE.

Elegant grounds; grand scenery boating and fishing
everything best quality 1-2 hours from New-York
West Shore r. Il fast steamers morning and evening
81 round trip Cornwall Hudson, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-04

IN Portland White. Mountains. Direct route New
London, Norwich, Watch Hill and Block Island:
Steamers leave Pier 40 Odd ngmbep, North Tort
hrossesst Ferry daily, sundays excepted, at 30
This line has uneoualed facilities for handling and distrb
uting freight throughout New England one steamer
each way daily, except SUNDAYS eSeusyysy i9r freight
broadway. 10 and IL Grscpwieh.st. 1853 Bowery In
Brooklyn, Court 333 Washlngt0nst and 33l Fulton
st. A. Pier 40 North River. and on Steamers
Westcotrs Express Co. will call for ana check baggage
@. w. BRADY. Agent
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N0RMANDIE.bY-THE-SEA.

Near Seabright New-Jersey.
THIS UNIQUE HOTEL OPEN UNTIL OCT 1.
II. Il. Station Normandie"
FERDINAND z EARL. Prop.
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PROVIDENCE LINE

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, W0RCESTER
All Northern and Eastern points and the
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
Pier 30, n. r. foot Narren-sL, at 80 D.
Meeting with through trains for Boston, leaving
steamer at a. m. arriving at Boston at 10 and
for White Mountain points AT :lOM Through plror
cars Reeves renowned orchestra on each steamer.
Baggage checked by Westcots Express Company from
dcnce destination. Tickets and state rooms secured
207 257 2G 37 397 421 951 Broadway Aston ouse Cos
Windsor Hotels, and all Offices Of WescOts
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-09-26
The Deadlock UnbrOken.

KNesrREE, Sept. 2l.-After three days
more Of balloting, roll-calling, ETC., the ju-
dicial convention of the third circuit has
again adjourned without doing its work.
On the 4th of October it will recon7ene at
Georgetown, where last desperate effort
will be made to nominate candidate.
The delegates seemed to enjoy themselves,
and the utmost good feeling prevailed
among them. But the candidates feel like
the Ancient Mariner-that it is % weary
time, weary time"
A deadlock convention is the slowest Of
the mills of the gods, yet even it finally
grinds; and possibly the grinding may be
the better done for being so long delayed.
On one point the convention is agreed,
tia. there shall be no dark horse. Wilson,
Gilland or Dargan must be nominated. The
supporters of Gil]and are the only ones viii
ling for the matter to be decided by a pop.
ular vote in the whole circuit. They hold
their candidate to be the choice of the peo-
pie, Notwithstanding the fact that be has
lowest votes in the convention. E.a. Q.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-09-26
Wluamsburg's Primary Election.


The following is the number Of votes re-
ceived By each candidate at the primary
election held on the 9Th inst:
LEe1s1ATUaE-J. A. Kelley 11A; Edwin
Harper 1868; j. B. Chandler 746; T. H.
Keels 596;J S. Graham 493: ". S. Camlin
1872; j. G. Lynch 452; j. ". Coward 329; II.
P. BALDWIN 271.
SHERrFr-Jos i. Brockinton 1887; G. J.
Graham 651; W. D. Fitch 20.
CLERK OF CoURT-C. ". McClam 917; 81.
q. Graham S57;J. E. McElyeen 1926; G. S.
Cooper So.
SCHOOL CoMMIssIoSER-S. D. McGill S65;
J. ". Shell 7777a: H. II. Kinder 1879; J. R.
Brockinton l45.
TE1AsuRERJ. u. Cooper 053; 3. D. Rol-
Inns Sl9; w. Z. Sin2letary 2G7.
ArD1roR-H. 2. Hanna lit; ". s. Gray
son l46.
JUDaE OF PROBATE w. W. Grayson 94c;
w. NJ. McCrea $50; E. NJ. Smith 33S.
COUNTY CoNN1ssIoSERs- Lesesne 1872;
". B. Mccullough 6S9; W. r. Brown 645;
D. E. Eops 62S: T. S. Stuart 55S; j. w.
Gamble 455: W. S. A. Huggins 1852; 3. B.
Chandler 352; A. E. Brown $50; G. P. Mel
son 2lO; K. J. Morris 204; J. H. Y. Gaskin
1914; S. Is. Haselden ll6; D. E. Cantey lis;
R. E. Duke 70.
CogoSEE-F. E. Joye SIS; J. A. Scott
729: S. r. Mouzop, Jr., 2S9.