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That T1ckL1Na

In your throat arises from catarrh and catarrh is
constitutional disease the ordinary cough medicines
all fall to hit the spot What you need is constu-
tional remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which. by
building the general health and expeing the scrof
ulous faint which is the of the catarrh aud
sumption, has restored to perfect health many per-
sons on whom these diseases seem to have firm hold
Many unsolicited testimonials prove beyond question
that Hoods Sarsaparila does positively cure catarrh
CATARRHAL AFFECTION
For several years had been troubled with ca
tarrhal affection in my throat and had tried several
kinds of medicine but could find nothing to help me-
My wife wanted me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and
must say WAS very much benefited by using it, and
would recommend it very highly to any one having
asthma or catarrh." ELIAS p. DEvRIES. firm Of
Deyries Peterson, Omaha, Neb.
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The CHAMBER SNUBs NJ. WusoN.-M. Wilson,
son-in-law Of ex-President Grevy, appeared
yesterday in the French chamber Of deputies
for the first time since his trial. After the
transaction of some formal business NJ Fuse
reur, abiding to the absence of NJ. Wilson,
proposed to suspend the sitting for one hour.
stating that the chamber of deputies would
understand the reason. Eusereur's motion was
approved by vote of 1856 to 80 On resuming
its sitting NJ. Milleraud moved that the cham.
Der, having given sufficient indication of its
sentiments, return to the order of the day,
The motion was passed. NJ. Wilson thereupon
left the chamber, accompanied by NJ An
drieux.
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QUICK CONSUMPTION

81 am happy to say that my wife was cured Of very
bad cough and what was called quick consumption
by Hoods Sarsaparilla She restored to perfect
health, which she has enjoyed since Our little
girl was poor and puny Hoods Sarsaparilla seemed
be just the thing She needed she has been well and
hearty since taking it." FRANK OTIS, Berwick Me-
n. BIZ YOU decide to take Hoods Sarsaparila, do
not be induced to buy any other
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
Sold bya druggists. 81; six for s.. Prepared only
by O. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia, Maryland. and
Virginia, clearing slightly colder; northwesterly
vinds
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ANOTHER PARNELL AMENDMENT REJECTED
In the house of commons last night Mr. Parnell
proposed an amendment to the Ashbourne act
to the effect that no money be advanced for
the purchase of more than one holding. if such
holding were rated at not less than 600 yearly.
He urged that the adoption of his proposal was
necessary in order to provide for a useful dis
tribution of the parliamentary grant. Mr.. Bal
four commended that Mr.. ParneIl's amendment
il adopted, would interfere with the smooth
working Of the plan Of sale. The men who
had various holdings were, as rule, the flower
Of the tenantry. 1t would be unwise to exclude
these men from the benefits Of the act. Par
nell'B amendment was rejected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

Com. Warwick, Of Hightstown, N. J., bet
John Coleman that Cleveland would have q
majority in New Jersey. After election the
stakeholder decided that Fisk's prohibition
vote would prevent him from having q major
ity, SO handed the money to Coleman. War
wick then brough suit against johnson. The
judge rendered decision against the stake
holder and added the costs.
Mayor Hewitt has appointed D. Lowber Smith
to succeed Gen. John Newton as commissioner
of public works
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Bottles for covering and decorating at cost,
KoLs Pharmacy, 9TH and E SITS.
For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs-"Have never
think better Of that which I began thinking
Wen of."-Reu. Henry Ward BeecAsr. Sold only
In boxes. eoS-k
Housekeepers, Housekeepers, leave
your orders Cor come YOURSELF for a splendid
Turkey for Thanksgiving day. We will have q
number Of fine Turkeys for sale at market
price. At the same time you can purchase O
pound Of the Finest Coffee In the World for
the Money. N. p. MrrzeKR,
Royal Glue mends broken dishes, chairs. 60
Stamping Done while You Wait, at
oppenheimer's, 5l4 9th st. NV.
The Only Black Hosiery that win not
crock, grow rusty or turn green, bears the
trade mark Of Smith q Angel Every pair
warranted to give satisfaction after wearing or
money refunded. A complete assortment OF
ladies', children's and gents. Sold only by
woodward d Lothrop. tu,th,s
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoly
''The melancholy days have come" with
coughs, DC. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 2
For Pertaining Holiday Gifts
Colgate d Co.'S refined Cashmere Bouquet
Caprice and Heiotrope Sachet Powders are
unequalled. tu.f-2w
Dfxon's Yeast Powder always reliable. SIN
Wilson Pure Rye Whisky.-Nothing
finer to be had. We have il in bottles and on
draught. Try a bottle for Thanksgiving day.
NJ. a p METzGER. All It'll st. n. W.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
Delicious, easily digested and highly nourish-
ing. SEQ
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th II.
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An Insult TO The Fiar

An Insult to the Flag.
xKI Stars AND sTRrPKs TRopDKx UNDER roof
BEFORE cHRERISo AxAncUsrs.
From the New York Herald
CHIcAao, Nov. 26.-Two thousand persons
last night uproarionsly cheered Q tableau in
which an anarchist waved aloft . crimson BAN
ner and trod under foot the stars and stripes.
The extraordinary occurrence took place Just
outside Of the city limits, in the northern
suburb of Lake View.
The ''Socialistic Turnverein," an Organize
ton of the radicals who separated from their
conservative brethren q year ago, after the
hanging Of the anarchists in Chicago, circu-
lated last week printed invitations announcing
Q free entertainment Sunday evening in Lin
coin hall The hall was crowded After some
gymnastic exercises the curtain went up, e1-
posing the anarchist tableau- The scene re-
hected the sentiment Of the audience, judging
from the storm Of applause, which lasted for
several minutes. Only comparatively few Of
those present showed disapproval, and they
left the place at once.
The tableau was intended to represent the
triumph Of anarchy. The central figure was Q
snow-white bust Of August Spies.
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A committee Of merchants of Havana has
visited both the encouragement and the civil
governor, asking their support in the effort to
obtain q revocation Of the recent decree inn
posing . consumption tax on all eatables.
drinkables and fuel. The whole island il Oh.
posed to the measure
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Walbridge agt. Walbridge; argued
and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Coz.
To-day, Allen, Son Co: agt. Central Ma
tional bank; garnishee submitted and judg-
ment Of condemnation. Sinclair agt. Walker;
on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judqe Coz.
To-day, Claveloux agt. Shipley; F. L. Ship
ley appointed guardian ad litem. Monohan
ssgt. Fowler; pro confesso agt Michael Mono
han.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday c. Fletcher and Q. McCassy. house
breaking; verdict, McCassy guilty and Fletcher
not guilty. Jas. Nichols, motion to pay Annie
Riley and Emily Elliott witness fees; granted.
Dennis Mcdonald, larceny from the person;
order to restore property. Frank Coleman,
larceny from the person; recognizance $1,000
taken.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Muller.
To-day, John Mitchell, vagrancy; bonds or
80 days. John Nicker. disorderly conduct; IS
or Is days. Julian Hudson. profanity; do.
Samuel Hayes, disorderly conduct In county;
do. John Waters, profanity; $5 or Is days.
Paul Holman, disorderly conduct; do. VIM.
Hallan, do; collateral forfeited. VIM. Hof-
Howard. I'd d.; Is or Is days. VIM. consdon
and Charles =. Daley, do; do. VIM. Tibbets,
do; collateral forfeited Elizabeth Allen, col
ored, contempt; 81 or 8 days. Abe Brooks,
colored, ARRAY; e6 or Is days. Edward Perry,
do; collateral forfeited Charles aa'e =. Daley.
and carrying . pistol; e10 or 50 days and go
or 50 days. Thomas Benson, Frank White, and
Harry Simms, larceny; suspended on personal
bonds. Edward Jordan, colored, embezxle-
ment; nolle pressed. Edward Turpin, colored,
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DRATH Dun TO NATURAL CAusEs.-In the
extreme back room Of 338 Maryland avenue
vesterdsv rorr;ns MIDI snch c;r:r,OstsS eo
that the authorities thought IN investigation
necessary. This morning DR.. Hartigan and
Coroner Patterson made an examination Of the
body, and found that death was due to conges-
sGo . q the lung Ds'ssssd We .n innate Of
among the police. She win b. buried from
Lees undertaking establishment
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Our 81 KID GLOVE challenges your admira-
ton They are correct in style, color and fit.
Wear well, fit well and look well. FRANC, One
Price Halter and Furnisher, cor. It'll and D.
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Colored Men on ,Juries.

SOME REMARKS IN THE CRIMINAL CoURT-LAw-
YER MOSS CALLED TO ORDER.
Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb has re-
Gently challenged a number Of colored jurors,
fact that has led to the assertion that he had
drawn the color line. In the case of Charles
Fletcher and Irving McCassy, two colored men
charged with HOUSEKEEPING, in which the Jury
was imPannelled on Friday, Peter K. Jones and
John d. Beal, two colored jurors, were chal-
lenged. The trial Of the case was resumed yes
terday afternoon, and Mr.. Moss, the colored
lawyer, Who with Mr.. Kicks, represented the
prisoners, said that the time was past when A
colored man could not have an impartial trial
before q jury. He made some other remarks
on the color question, when Judge MONTGOMERY
reminded him that comments OF this sort were
out Of place at such time, and unprofessional
in their character.
In instructing the jury the Judge said that he
believed that the only object Of the iurors.
white and colored, was to give fair, decent.
upright trial to the persons accused bv the
grand jury, and added: 81 mean to give a Fair
trial to every man that comes into this court.
white or black, high or low, rich or poor. Tha}
have always tried TO do, and think have
succeeded reasonably well. That should be
your ambition, and believe IL is" The iury
returned verdict Of guilty a. to McCsssey and
not guilty a. TO Fletcher, and Fletcher was dis.
charged.
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FIFTY PIECES Best Five Frame Body Brussels
Carpets at IS cents per yard. Former price,
S1.25. WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
7th and ID sta NV
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CITY ITEMS.

Hand Embroidery Lessons, 5Oc., At
Oppenheimer's, 5la 9Th ST. NV.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11o9 Pa. ave.

Go TO @. A. MUDD1AAN, 1908 F street, for Gas
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps
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Ror1
BAxsa
PowDra
AssorurnY Puan
tl,oYAI
BAx1so
PowDrs,

This powder never varies. marvel Of purity.
strsasth and wholssomensss. More economical than
he ordinary kinds. and cannot b sold IN competon
WITH ths nu1ttuds of low tsst short weight alum %
phospAsss Yowdsr& Ss'S en,s - ssas. ROYAL RAxus
Povpn Co. 100 wan q MI.
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To PHILADELPHIA IN THREE AND A QuAsrxn
HouRs.-This II the time made by the b. and
o. limited, the fastest trains ever scheduled
between this city and Philadelphia. The B.
and o. track II e well built 20 any on the con-
tinent, and the run 10 made without dificulty.
-Adce
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PxRxnProRY SALE of brick dwelling, No. l67
g street northwest, ct auction tomorrow. See
adyerfissvApt
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PrRE russell CIDER, fresh made every day,
at WHITNEY's, All Penn. ave. NV.
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Snow sHovELs-25 dozen steel-pointed snow
shovels at 80 cents each.
CHAs T. CARTER j. Co.,
COG PENNSYLVANIA ave- NV
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How to be Warm.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Please remind our shivering car-driyers.
teamsters, and transfer agents who are suffer-
ing from want of insufficient clothing that very
serviceable and inexpensive overcoats may be
made up at home of common horse-blankets
which can be bought at trifing cost. Such
garments are in universal use in the cold north
west A hood may be added to protect the
head. OLD MINSEsorIAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

EVERYTHING good can be had at FUssELL's
Cafe, 1425 New York ave.
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49, p- 10 SIosH Ooh DooRs ON ACCOUNT
OF TIE RUsH.-Dollars upon dollars saved by
the people OF Washington by our loss. On &C
count OF the nre at our store last week We Will
continue 70 sell every garment in our store at
occasion extraordinary-suits and oyercoats at
half price. The reductions are so large, and
the way in which we are selling the goods they
Greatest harea; 90. oe1e e rss lain every.
Rodv ~ rs v,et oneIeu- - a.. az
Why shonldn,, thav5 VIZ saII;ne aleoant
suits and oysrcoa,s fo- H. ar than We can make
them M again bnt then thew mnst 20. and this
W she way IT'S going TO be done:
s25 suits 20 at .s12. so
20 suits go at ......................... 1000
IS suits 60 at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
10 snits 20 AT 500
Mems Oyercoats-
All overcoats on AZ e20. 90
as oyercoata 90 At 1850
80 oyercoats 90 at 1900
as overcoats 90 al. 1850
IS oyercoats 20 at $50
~ ovsrcoass go at; :.. Ia :;::i W. o, uO
mot tr;mming ont slow selling goods nv lower
prices. We are not making leaders to lead you
In But are giving you choice OF anything In
our house at exactly one Cd half price.
Our duarantee:
resented. should it not suit Won we win re-
fund money paid.
peI;ahIa GasL;
60, pannsn,v.n;a avonr.
Ta5- M:.roroi;tar H.,
.0o. nv 0Po
tb;. raat Pa he 81 m IN Smvrna Nat
=. ox 80 s "N' SA"" SAA'AA" NAA~
spxc,., r~.onr,r,ox %
Bronze FIGURES.
Lamps In Great variety.
Wedding Gifts.
Z. +. BROOKS, 531 10Th street.
FULL pts. Ammonia, strongest 1Oc., 7th d L.
~ o.
Thanksgiving dinners. 142S New York avenue
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Two FrSEs.-A negro named Joseph Jackson
was before the Police Court this morning,
charged with stealing pair Of shoes from the
store Of Jacob Levy, No. zoos ~ street. Jacob
also charged him with carrying pistol. Joe
went into Jacobs store the other evening with
another negro. His companion stole q pair of
shoes and ran of. Then Joe wanted to see
some shoes, but Jacob would not show him any
because his companion had stolen pair. Be
lore leaving the store the negro drew q revolver
on Jacob, but did not use it, He was 6ned $40
or ~ days In Jail for the larceny and $50 or so
days on the farm for carrying the pistol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

The EXPOSITION BoAnp.-Further arrange
ments Tor the reception and entertainment of
the national board Of promotion Of the EXPOSE
ton OF 1892, were made last night at a meeting
OF the committee charged with that DUTY. En-
couraging replies have been received from
prominent commercial bodies, and unexpected
enthusiasm was discovered in the letter of
acceptance from the president and secretary
of the Chicago board OF trade. Those present
at the meeting were Messrs. NJ N. Parker. =.
kurtz johnson, T. J. Luttrell, Thomas Somer-
VILE, n. g. Ordway, Hsllet Kilbourn, J, II.
Magruder, W. 8. Thompson and Secretary A.
ID. Anderson
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SPECIAL IMPORTATION OF
BRONZE FIGURES.
Lamps in Great Variety.
Wedding Gifts.
E. F. BROOKS, 531 18th street.

Full pts. Ammonia, strongest 10c., It'll 4 E.
NOTHING LIKE Fussell's Ice Cream for
Thanksgiving dinners. 1425 New York avenue
northueat
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DoS'r miss the bargains at W. b. Hoeke's
this week. Read his ad. S1.50 Smyrna Mats
ct IS eta
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AT Cosr.-Our stock of Toys and Fancy
Goods. NJ. SHvERBERa 4 Co., 312 It'll st.
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VRERHoFF's EXHIBITIONS OF ETcHINGs is now
open at his two stores, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
and All It'll street northwest. All who would
enjoy q treat should call and see the collection,
as it embraces choice works from the hands Of
our most noted etchers. It will continue this
week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

Bottles for covering and decorating at cost.
KoLB Pharmacy, It'll and Z sts
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

IuxAs artificial eyes. Hempler's, ave., cor. A
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
/ For Pertaining Holiday Gifts

'The melancholy DAYS have come" wit
coughs, &c. Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-27

Colgate Co.'S refined Cashmere Bouquet,
Caprice and Heliotrope Sachet Powders are
unequalled. tu.f-2w
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Oixon's yeast POWDER always reliable. om
Wilson Pure Rye Whisky.-Nothing
finer to be had. We have it in bottles and on
draught. Try bottle for Thanksgiving day.
NJ a p METznER. Az 7fh sf n W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
TEXAS STATE FAIR
DALLAS EXPOSITION.
1855. October Ill to 81. lSSS.
At Dallas. Tex
SIS, 1000 Premiums and Purses. SIS, 1000

The coming Fair and Exposition will doubt
numbers and of exhibits
The County Exhibit Department
before attempted
h
for the visitors will be presided the renowned Co Prof A r
at.
The offered the Race Department 00 and will
the Fair and Exposition the
their exhibits when npenig and wait until late
The
want them all Ito the varied
Displays which will results AM to visitors them Of
gandst Southwest
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
GILAER.
a Difiouliy In which Oas NexraBtisA.
Other. r3'<s


a Difficulty in Which Oas NexresBtiiAsSas
Other. 4'StVT
Special to the Gazette.
GILMXR, Tex, Oct. 6.-Lsst night s
difficulty occurred at Bette between Two
negroes named Lewis TALBOT sGd Jim
Irwin, IL which Talbot WAS shot In the
mead, producing instant death. Irwin
made his escspe.
Last plight white msn Esmed San
Cox got his skull f'.c,ured st this Place.
The sfSir seems ahrouded in mystery. 81
far DO one has been arrested for the deed,
but suspicion points strongly TO car
tender IS being the guilty one. Cox so
i,r mas refused to have anything done for
taishesd, and this evening was working
8itRs wild horse IS though there was
nctIf.g SrOug with rim,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
HUSTIsG HI. DAUGHGER.
rhs Story Told by a wealthy KnEnshnan ]
chicago

rhs Story Told by wealthy English man In
chicago
CHICAGO, ILL Oct. s-There arrived
at the Palmer House Tuesday, October 2,
5 middle aged gentleman, evidently b lg-
lish, accompanied By . decidedly hand
some young lady, sixteen or seventeen
years OF age. He registered as DR.. E.
b oIns and daughter, Los Angeles, Cal.
They were assigned to room No. 1854.
Ths, evening d. Robbins paid his bill
ard accompanied by the girl left the no
tel, List night he sought the assistance
Of the police to recover his daughter,
who re clsimed hsd been spirited away b.
tgants OF woman's protec.
tive association. rs says That
several years ago he parted
from his wife in England and came 10 tnis
Country. ddfLiag 20 ;Montina, Idaho AND
finally to California. where he smsssed 6
fortune. His wifs n the meantime hsd
secured q divo-ca Leaning Of this 0r
Robins sent !or his daughter and me,
her in Ne7 York. He claims that some
uokn9wn person telegfaphed here that
tne girl Was no. his daughter, but that he
vas leading her sstray. Two days ago q
woman called On the girl and be mas Bo
seen her since. DR.. Robins did not ex-
plain where he hsd been stopping since
the day he left the Palmer house. A
search among all the leading hotels last
night failed TO locate the doctor. Mrs.
Dye, clerk Of the protestiye sssociH % !,
denfes any kaoHiecgs 81 the man or ,le
vi
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rroob &c with pruakah Negroes

New ORLEANS, La, OcS8.-At M:Don'
CughvilIe on the opposite side Of the
rivera difilcul,5 occurred yesterday IF
iernoon between Sergeant VCgt and OFF
Ger Scnlu mbrecht on the one side and a
party Of drunken negroes on the other,
Ia which the police were worsted and
Schlumbrech. severely injured. Lister in
the evening s squad Of policemen were
sent over and soon scattered the gather
ing ofregroes and arrested thirty or forty
OF them. Z is stated that the police used
their pistols aud fred ct the fleeing ne
g;oes, but only one o; the latter Is kaowa
20 have been hurt. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
Ennis,
special to :he Gazette.

special to she Gazette.
ENNIS, TEX, Oct. City Attorney
Singleton rendered hi resi- zion TO tne
City Council, which WAS accepted at theiE
st REGULAR meeting and u. W. Am
strong WAS appointed to fl tae VACANCY
TINS newly adopted revised ord!n&ncst
OF the CITY CT Ennis are jGss out. g
The lAc&l cotton reraip.s for ths6 week
ending October 5. 1888 we're III Bales
Prices ruled 80 10 80, 81 y
S. S Brown, machinery and iD ple1dent
dealer, took his stock yeste44Y Vi5h
closed doors. Mr.. Brown WIS vsyy macn
chagcinsd waen . number OF hiss&ieaas
came to oft3r their condolencs snd$sta-
psthy over his fsiiurs. L. Was genA
JOKE. Mr.. Brown is one OF our most
solid merchants, and sble to meet hiB
liabilities promptly. srss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
sW osrWater,
specia 10 the Gazette.

Specia TO the Gazette.
SwEErwATER, TEX, OFT. 6.-No'an
county's exh.b 10 ire state fair ct Dali
las with J. R. Lewis in charge was
shipped to-day. The citizen of tn 6
county took large share Of first
premiums st The Abilene district fair tais
week, especially on stock and farm and
garden prcducts.
The weather is cool and cloudy with
strong indications OF rain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
2hs7t and AFaou,

Special to the Gazette.
MT. PLEASANT, TEX, Oct. Sd. W.
Martin, 8 farmer living stols two miles
from town, was arrested by Sheriff Dick
son this morning charged with stealing
1900 p ouuds OF seed cotton and blrniuG
the owners, negro, cotton pen. Msrtin
lie now il jail awaiting the sctiUn OF the
court,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
PARIS.
a DimcuIsr In Which aoih Principals ere
Injured.

ILjursd.
pecisI to the Gazette.
PARIS, Tex, OF. 6.-A man by the
name OF Colbert Ct LidoEia became in
volved IN an sItercation to-day with
Colonel j. X. Hodges OF this city, in
which Colbert WAS knocked down and
Colonel Hedges received two very serious
though NOT dangerous cuts in the
shoulder. The fight grew ont OF an old
feud between ColoaeI Hodges and G
O-otksr OF C5ibert'a.
The j. T Gumpert stock Of dry goods
Fas sold TO day By Deputy Uai>sd States
Marshal Csbeu to A. G@Hubbard OF Paris
RI 5I6,0ao. -atfsssES<> Il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Damages Against che Cotton Hels-s Muir
dersr Captured.
Special to the Gazette.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEX, Oct. 6.-To-
dsy Mrs. Isabella Bradshaw got $3.50
demsges against the Cotton Belt Railway
for killipgh her son on May 80.
George c. CIora, the man who SO horr:-
bly, murdered James Fl. Kennedy Thurs
day last, wss captured In Terrell and
Will be brought In to.Rorrow.