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The Par Value of the Stock Is $500
Per Share.
SECOND ALLOTMENT OF srOcK.

The Company offers 90 the public $4,000 OF
its capital stock at 2ss payable $3.50 in cash.
and the balance in insfalments OF e. pes
month. with interest at per cent. per annum
on the unpaid insfalments until paid. with
right 10 anticipate payments.
40 one viii he allowed 10 subscribe for more
than siOl. and mo- person who sucscrited tor
the first issue can subscribe fot the second al
lotment. until persons who dld not subscribe
tor the first are supplied. n more than s2oooo
should he subscribed. all subscriptions will 30
abated pf0 fdff
~ any stock should be left over 10 will be-
takcn by the incorpom'ors. and no more viii
De- allotted by the company during the present
year.
This allotment i made IN response 20 a re-
quest of many persons, who claim that they
bad insufficient notice OF the first sub-crp-
tion and desire % he associated with Us m tho
development OF our property.
al money derived from the sale Of stock
will he usod solely for Improvements on tho
property.
The books OF subscription Will be opened az
T. M and will he closed At =. NJ, on wcdnes-
day. April 18th. ls'q.
Parties huyins lots from this company and
intending 20 build. can borrow 50 per cent. OF
the yalue on lots and intended improvements
at per cent. per annum, on long time.
The company has over 1900 feet Of tho
choicest property IN our western suburbs.
principally on Grove avenue, Floyd, Main.
Cary streets. and the boulevard. Ihs proper
~ was acquired Mt prices far below tho pre-
sent market value, and the purchasers Of tho
stock participate in the pronts % be derived
from the enhance value OF the lots.
All shares Of stock issued by this company
are reg gsterci by the State Bank OF Virginia.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President
GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
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CAUGHT IN THE GALE.

The steamship Wylo Arrives AZ Norfolk
with Kudder Gone aud other Serious
damage
N0RFoLK. Va. April 1.-THE British
steamship Wyio. from Philadelphia TO
Havana. with coal is I'm the lower roads
with rudder gone and other serious dam
age. She was caught in Saturdays and
Sundays storm. 4 board of survey have
been sent from herr'tO her The Ameri-
can ship Alice VI Minou from Buenos
Ayres 90 Portland. Me, via Barbados,
eight days ont from Buenos Ayre-, was
t0wed in here by the Baker Salvage
Company steamer. having been picked
up OH the beach. entirely dismantlei and
otherwise seriously injured. The light
ship of Winter station has been picked
up adrft about thirty miles OIL the
Capes aud brought in here, no damages.
The British steamship Belhayen. from
~t Nnccnt's $. and Bellina from Monte
yideo 10 Norfolk. 90 load cotton, have
arrived, having weathered safely the
storm
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VOL. IIl-NUMB BER 93l

Thc ssaiiy Times " Will,
~ soon ~ pr1C.sCabsc,
move Its entire plant and
OsgiCC 10 thc first iiOOr Ot
fhc large and COInGIOdi0u~
building No. Sol East Vain
street. recently occupied
d, WIN. Mitchell q 60.
Having added largely so
the former Oulii, the
% Daily Time~ " = now pre-
pared tO fulfil ais the re-
quisiics of Il live. progress
i've ncw spaPcr.
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lege. which has enabled them to acquire
a vast deal of information not access
ble.elsewhere. Then again, by means ot
these old records, many an error
has been corrected, and many peo-
pie to whom the government owed
money have been enabled 10 e..
iablish their claims, and in other cases
an estoppal has been placed upon fraud
ulent claims against the Government.
Consequently, it will readily be admitted
that Congress does well to preserve its
old records, and that the recent appro-
priatlon of $4,000 600 for the purpose Of
erecting a suitable building TO contain
them, was not An extravaganza, but a
necessity
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

W th the funernl Of Lewis Hayden At the
Charlcs-street \. VI +. Church. On a
platform near the pulpit sat prominent
participants in the services. including
Governor Amcs, William Lloyd CARR
son. DR. IT, l. Bowdtch, Colonel hig
ginson, George T. Downing, Rev }. !.
Jenifer, Rev. Theodore Gould and Lucy
Stone were present. with Hon. +. ".
Bird, ex-Mayor o Brien, and other gen
1gnpn
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NEW YORK, April ll.-Russell b. Har.
rison, son OF the President, was arrested
this afternoon on an order issued in a
civil suit for damages for alleged libel,
the prosecutor being ex-governor
Crosby, of Montana stephen B.
Elkins and W j Arkell furnished the
required bonds of 5000 for Ar Har
r.son release on bail. The alleged libel
was published in Mr Harrison's Mon.
tana paper, and consisted of a story that
stolen Jewels were found in the posses,
sison OF Mr. Crosby The amount sued
Tor is slOOOO0
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HARTFORD CITY, IND. April H.
Camden, an inland town Of l 700 people,
fourteen miles east of here. was nearly
destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Most of the business portion of the place
was swept away. The buildings were
all frame, and the town was without fire
engines The losses are estimated At
$40 900, with but little insurance.
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WAsmNGToS. d. c., April ll-Cot.
ton exports during March aggregated
1881 bales. valued al S2GOe9O2l
against 323 .49O bales valued at $1,000
4Gj. in March, 1ssS For the seven
months ending March 81, 1889. cotton
exports aggregated in value Sl9',4 ,O45,
against Sls2. .lOl COG for the correspond
ine seven months Of the preceding year
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WEST END
Land 8 Improvement Co.

JAMES II. D00LEi, President.
JOSEPH BRYAN. Treasurer.
GEO. J. RODGERS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
T.. II. Chri=tian, John B. Purceli,
j. Montague, Moses Mill
hi-er. Joseph Bryan,
James IL. DooIey.
Authorized Capital. $1,000, 10000
Subscribed Capital, S59. 10000
Paid Up Capital, Jol,ooo.0v
otRee of Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Mainland
Eleventh Streets.
The Par Value of the Stock Is $500
Per Share.
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fnRElGN


The Prince Of Wnles and M. farncII
LONDON April 1.-The Prince Of
Wales is desirous of meeting Mr. Pgrnell
and has so expressed himself The
knowledge of this fact is rs disconcert-
iur to Tories as il is reassuring and
grateful o. the Liberals and Parnelitcs
10 Is naturally felt that u the heir 20 the
throne publicly meets and recognizes The
Irish leader, that many halting English
men. % whom such q meeting would be
a most significant action, would straight
way be converted 10 home rule
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ArmrN-. April l1-Niolent earth
uuakcs nave occurred in bpifus. Their
extent is not iuily known.
fNfCifoN~
DUBLIN. April ll-Tweiye families
were esictcd ON the Oiphert estates to-
day so resistance was made.
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LICENSE TAXES.
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND, VA. March p. l.-g.


RICHMOND, VA, March p. lss9 (
7 ICENSE TAX-CIrl LICENSES
l. for the year l.ss have been placed ia my
hands tor collection and are now due. as fol
lows.
AGENTS Baggage oud Express, Fertilizer.
Insurance lAtOr. land. Manufacturing Ar
tlcles Renting Houses Railroad Tickc :.
steamship Lines.l ARCHITECTS. ATTOR-
NEYS-A1 Ia ". AUCTlONEEkS-(G General.
Real Estate, Tobacco. Common Crierl BAR
ROOM BILLIARD TABLES. BOARDING
HOUSES. BROKERS. Cattle. Commercial
Insurance. Merchandise. fawu railroad
1ickeis. ship, stock, TOhaccOJ CHEMISre
CITY >CANEN6ER. COMaISsIOS MER-
CHANTS, DENTISTS, DEFECTIVE AGEN-
CIES. EXPRESS COMPANIES. FISH and
0YsrEhs, FRUIT STANDS aud BASKETS.
HOTELS, JUNK DEALERS, LIQUOR
DEALERS Wholesale. Ret IT, WhOle-ale
Malt. Botfllng Beer LIVERY STABLES.
LOAN OFFICES. LUMBER MEAsUREhs.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES, PHOTOGRAPH
ER-, PHYSICIANS. PRIVATE BANKERS,
PUBLIC hOOMS. kESrAU RANTS. SNACK
STORAGE. lELEGRAPll aud TELEPHDN T.
COMPANIES. VETERINARY SURGEONS.
AND ALL PERSONS SUBJ TO A
LICENSE TAX,
Part IS falling 20 pay this tax on or before
APhl L 81, 1859. Will bv subject 10 tho penalty
prssc bed BY the city rdInances.
r. W. CUNNINGHAM
ap,-td Collector or City Mxes.
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LUMBER MERCHANTS.
DUAL & NoRToN's cELEBRA.

nUNAL x NORTON'S CELEBRA-
~ TED HORSE TONIC,
Tor Horses Nules, Cattle, &C. Curce scratches
IN dogs. warranted 10 euro chicken aud hog
cholera Read what those who have used it
have 10 say
george y. Smith, Atlees. Hanover county
Va. says: Duyal n Nortons Horse Ioalo
Is the best tonic ave ever used.
H. Z. AieNand,r, Old Church. Hanover
county. Va. says: Too much cannot 10 said LA
praise OF Duyal A NOrton's Horse Tonic.
John L. Curtis. Warwick I. H., Va; | think
lt almost indispensable 10 our raising hogs.
Jos. 4. Garrow. Warwick, {. H.. Va, says:
IL Is the best remedy | ever saw for chicken
cholera, as dozens OF my nels hbofs will testify.
T. T. Campbell Managohick. King William
county Va. / had valuable dos With
scratches which had give up 60 die few
doses of the Tonic made a comDlete cure.
Price. Z5 and - cents per bottle. For sale
by all druggists. sample bottle by mail tor
IS cents IN stamps. L. y. REEVE 4 CO,
Richmond Va
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ROANOKE.
Well known Young Man Commits
Suicide.

Suicide.
Especial 70 the TINEsl
ROANOKE, April ll.-William Riley,
aged twenty-five, q well-known young
man Of this city, committed suicide in
the Mystic saloon on Jefferson street, at
l2.4j this morning, by shooting himself
in the right side Of the head a little
above the ear with 3s-calbre American
double action revolver 4 coroner 5
jury was summoned, an inquest held
and the verdict was in effect Game to
his death from pistol-shot wound, the
weapon being in the hands OF himself
or some one else He leaves a mother
four sisters and one brother
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WRECK At SEA
rive Men Adrln ON Frying Pan Light
ship

rive Men auiut bh filihs ran IlEht
ship.
new YORK, April ll.-The Mallory
line steamer san Antonio, which ar
rived here to-day. report that on sunday,
abou. twenty-five miles north Of Frying
Pan Liehtshlp. she oyerhauled d wreck,
ON which were five men, who made
known their desire 10 be taken of, but
the sea was SO high that the steamer
could do nothing but cruise around until
the waves abated Meanwhile the
steamer State of Texas, of the same line
came NO. and the san Antonio proceed
ed. leaving the State of Texas TO watch
over the wreck The disabled vessel
seemed % be am italian bark, and as
nearly "a. could be understood she hailed
from R0sire Germany The State Of
Texas +. expected here Monday night
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AZ Brooklyn, n New Yorks, 3;
Brookyns. g.
At Philadelphia, Pa.-Athletics, TO-
Bost0ns, b.
AtCmcinnati- -Cincinnatis, H. Cieye-
lands. .
Al Louisville -Louisyilles, 10, Pitts
burgs, q
At indianapolis Indianapolis, IA;
MnWaukccs,
Al Washington, d. C-Washingtons.
o. InlrnIl.- b
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LARGE STOCK OF
REFnIGERATORs

Five different manufacturers
JOHS Bowers,
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Anand.ome TestImonIal.

WAsnlNGroN, D. c., April ll.-Hon.
Joseph :. Miller the eX-c0mmissioner of
the Internal Revenue. was presented
with silver service this morning by the
emploves of the revenue bureau.
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ST. LOUIS, No, April 1.-Two thou
sand striking carpenters paradcd the
principal streets of the city this morning
with music, banners, flags, etc. Ihey
assert that the strike is gaining strength.
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NEW loRE, April 1.-THE new In
man Line steamer, City of Pars, which
arrived tnis morning, made the passage
from Queenstown IN six days, eighteen
hours and thirteen minutes.
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WAsmNcroN. April 1.-The follow
ing fomih-class posimasters were to. o.day
appointed in North Carolina \ j.. Iay'
lor Burgaw \. j. Ii Lullerloh, Silver
lftft
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GEO. J. ROGERS, Secretary.
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FOREIGN NEWS


O Nffl Lh. IUh IlI-H PATRIOT
4oxD,> Arruft THE friends of Mr.
William ii. O.Brien whose health i. report.
.lfo be- yerr moon. ara frving to rain his
consent fo qcccrfina tho ierm. of release
offered bv tho parne. Commission 1t
Is thought however that the Irish ga
lil'i WIT Aoil OUT IH MS present "e'
termination.
NAHl ANpii''oH lN''"FlN
QrEENsTowN, April Il-Miss Mary
Anderson. who is on board ihe steamer
0emm.c which arrived here to-day,
says t.m her nip has done her much
-10d and .Aat Sine is better than when
She lcft Sew York
9tFfNrE1N Io hE INDICTED.
PARIS. April ll-Seyenteen B0ulang-
isis will Dee indicted hv the senate Iney
viii deny the -enate's wight 90 try them.
rpr. ,1Ap'. rusr .fy JEOPARDY
n. ,..n.r .......,... ..,,.ro,,,
,'.'l, .'i''' ,'. ,...,.. ...', MA. sa .t
w.. '.' ,'i ,I. i;s. ~ ,,o
.,- ,rf'. r.,.'-, ,..not ga. VET bern
.onfrnoI
HEAVY GALES
LatpoN Apnl ll.-Dispatche- from
Madrid announce heavy gales NUM-
hers of wrecks are reported. Tclc-
lrauhic communication is interrupted
and mail steamers are DELAYED
rut .rnay or rur roRgrp rrrTrRs.
ro... Anil o. sir Charlie. Pms.
.o1 ip IBIS snccch before the Parncn
Commission to-day said that the story of
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-12

BosroN, April ll-Probably no col
ored man who has passed away IN Bos-
ton has been honorcd with more I'M
posing demonstration or greater evidence
Of e.ieem tAan took place In connection
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ran ,lpunra,en'. Challenge Accepted.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The New York
Yacht Club tonight voted to accept
Earl Dunrayen's challenge 10 a match
for the Americas cup.
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I ANCAsTER = LUCKE
BANKERS AND BROKERS
02l Main Street

DVtuIIIItb OF dII hIUub uthIl III auu
bought and sold on commission.
no lt-ff
NO. =. BNAsCH. fred. Il. SCOT
THOMAS BRANCH & 90. BANh
4 ERS Nd COMMISSION MEkCHANTs
BONDS. sTOCks. and 5aCURITfEt
BOUGHT AND SOLD IN this aud all th'
Northern markets.
We nave private ieieYgph-wire frOm our
jfiice 20 all tine Northern exchanges, aud ear
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS WITHIN
few minutes OF their receipt 10 our Office.
We stf quotations every QuAf'ef OF IN hour
which are open Tor the insp- cLiOn Of our
customers.
Earliest information on the subject Of Rsii
road and Corporation Securities and Ststf
Bonds.
10 q-ff THOMAS kkANtH " 20.
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N0ucEi NOTlCEN NOTICE.
lH tIttH Hu auction nu
IHUH-DAY NEXT. InE llrH ArWI
..UI..E a ptri es having forfeited
HI.h mt WIlI please ClN aul pay ir
IeHt .I ItlDcm fhCm. Oi fLoY HII hr SOLD.
ELLIS ADRIAN.
NlH ct.f broad street.
b. DAVIS. AuciiNnteI.
-.U conducted hy JAS. MACnOteAii-
Hp5 70
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MfNNEApoLIs MINI, April 1.-THE
employees on every street car line IN the
city are now out on strike.
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" tn two cents to Colgate & Co, So john
street, y. Y. for sample OF Demuleent
Shaving Soap.
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wants. marriage aBd
Death Notice.. rot CNCcCd-
ing EIGHT FINES. .SJ cents for
each insertion.
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TmE DtIgN TIMES.

Published every day Ia the
wear. and shC O;lly Monday
morning daily issued in
VIRGINIA.
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apl2m,w,tl5t No. 2, Governor St.

Persons wishing 10 improve their
memories or strengthen their power OF
attention should send to Professor Lois
cite. 237 Fifth avenue, New York, for his
prospectus, post free, as advertised in
another column.
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FURNITURE.
S. W. HAYWOOD & SON,
Furniture and;Bedding
FOR
Cash or InStaImentS,
In Monthly Payments.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, CHERRY
AND OAK SUITS

CHAMBER SUITS from ss0 10 $500.
pARt OR 81 IT'S from $50 tO 500.
DINING ST ITS from ~ tO $50,
WARDROBE~ from 20 90 tljD;
SIDEBOAROS from 80 10 500;
HAT RACK = from 50 fO sl0n,
CHAIRS per dolenl from s. 90 go
LOl NGES from g tO $50;
BOOK CASES from go 10 sll0;
EASY CHAIRS frOw flu 10 900,
OAK SUITS from go fO sljO.
MATTRESSES from g. 20 s2j.
OFFICE DESKS from tlOtO flj.
CYLINDER DESKS from 5,j tO slj,
BED SPRINGS from sl5O tO sH
FOLDING BEDS from sl2to $50.
GOVERNOR STREET,
aplcOdsm Richmond. Va.
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TEE ssIts,

Established January. fs2 2,
was absorbed by Thc Daiiy
Timc~ DeCcmbcr -. sSsS.
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RICHARD W. MAURY.
Banker and Broker,
1918 f.. MAIN STREET,

1913 f. MAIN ST RE Ell,
Buy and Sell Government. state. Municipal,
and Railroad Securities make a speciality OF
good bonds for investment. and invite inquiry
regarding purchase or sale OF securities or for
information.
Particular attention given to orders BY mail
or telegraph apo eodew
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That hacking cough can be 80 quickly
cured by ShlOh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-30
IRON PROPERTIES.
What the Manufacturers Record Learns Will be
Done by Powerful Syndicates.

What the Manufacturers Record Learns Will be
Done by Powerful syndicates.
BALTIMORE, ND. Aug. % .-Manufac-
turers Record learns from authoritative
sources that a New York syndicate will
make liberal investments in the purchase
of one or more fully developed, extern
siye iron properties in the South if any of
that character with good profits i'll the
past can be had at reasonable prices.
Large properties that have been making
good profits are what they are after.
The Record also reports the sale of
the Embreville iron works, comprising
about forty-f hundred acres of timber
and mineral lands near JonesboTO,
Tenn. to an English company, who
viii, it is reported, develop the prop
erty on large scale at an early day,
and the organization of two companies
with capital stock of 81 900, 900 each,
with Gen. W. ). ROsecraus, register of
the United States treasury, president of
one, to build q town at Way1esboro
junction, in the Valley of Virginia, and
develope large iron properties there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-30
CLARENDON.
The Town Booming and Property Rapidly
Changing Hands.

The Town Booming and Property Rapidly
Changing Hands.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CLARENDON, TEX, Aug. 27.-The
boom has indeed reached US.
Mr.. Sawyer is having business house
erected on sulley street. Mrs. Hall will
occupy the new building with large
stock of millinery goods.
Mr.. John Grissom s stone building is
steadily progressing. The stone used in
this building compares faYOrablY with
Vermont marble.
Elegant stone blocks viii one day in
the near future, occupy the business pOr-
ton of Clarendon.
More than two thousand dollars worth
of unlmproved town property was sold
last week, and the best feature of the
sales is that most of the property viii be
improved at once. Several sections of
farming land were also sold near town.
The sale of town lots is still lively this
week. Two drummers each bought five
acres in the Grant addition yesterday.
drummer generally knows good thing
when he sees it.
During last Friday and Saturday three
farmers arrived from Eastern Texas,
bringing farming implements, seed ana
stock, ready to begin turning the soil.
One says he expects to put III seventy
five acres of wheat this fall Who knows
but Clarendon may challenge Wichita
Fall sfoT comparison of receipts in less
than three years? DOnley county land is
now cheap, but it will not ever be thus.
There is new telegraph operator stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan.
Mother and babe doing well.
Mr. W. j Grant and wife left on the
east bound train to-day for Oklahoma,
their future home.
Miss Ruth Kelly, who has been spend
ing the summer in Clarendon with Mrs.
Park, left for nome in Dallas this morn
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-30
SCHOOL OPENS.
The Pilot Point Seminary Begins WOrk-A Dis
gusted Thief-His Doodle.


gusted Thief-Hls Doodle.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX, Aug. 29.-The
Pilot Point seminary opened its fall term
Monday with appropriate and impressive
ceremonies The large auditorium was
completely filled by an intelligent and
appreciative audience, who evinced the
deep interest of our people in the subject
of education ana the strong hold this
splendid institution has upon the people
of Pilot Point. The exercises be-
gan with song and supplicatiOn,
an instrumental solo by Miss Walker and
d vocal solo by Miss LenOre Crawford.
Then Judge Hare, our TepI sentative in
the congress of the United States of
America, from this district, delivered
most interesting address on the old sub
ject of education, subject ever new to
each succeeding generation.
The school opens with the longest at
tendance in the last fifteen years, the
enrolment being on the Ist day III
pupils in the literary department and
twenty mine in the music class.
Last night a sneak thief entered the
Commercial hotel 10y a window in the
Kitchen NoIH% 10 IoOLA "heIe NJ
Fred Wilson slept he took watch worth
So and cash $40. 80. In the counting
room he found $50 cigars that suited his
tooth, and spying poor drummer s grip
he took it along. However, reaching the
depot, consuming curiosity prompted
him to inspect its contents. He ripped it
open and found four raZOrs and g shirt
collar He was so Disguised that he de-
parted, leaving no trace of his identity
that our constable might take him in.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-30
SENTENCED.
Judge Parker Sends Number of United States
Prisoners to the Penitentiary.

Judge Parker Sends a Number of United States
Prisoners to the Penitentiary.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK. Aug. 29.-In the
Federal court to-day Judge Parker passed
sentence on the following criminals con-
victed at the present term of court:
John NJ. Trout, tried for murder and
convicted of manslaughter, nine years.
In passing the sentence. <the judge re-
viewed the crime to some eXtent,. and in
the course of his rematks told Trout his
crime was really murder and the verdict
of the jury rather 2 singular. Qne.
sam Brown, two cases of larceny, six
years.
James Gregory, two cases of larceny,
seven years.
ALBERT Hayes, larceny four years.
= Wesley Robins, larceny, three years.
Frank COyburn, conspiracy, two
years.
Joseph Hamilton, assault, two years
at hard labor.
Robert Cook, Joe Hampton, Sylyes-
ter Williams and Aaron King, larceny,
one year each.
4. Moody, assault, one year.
William King, Charles Davis, selling
Ii quoT in the Indian country, eighteen
N onths each.
All go to the Columbus, Ohio, peni-
Tertiary.
John Pollard, fourteen years old, as
sault with Intent to kill, one year at the
reform school of the District of Column
bia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-30
WRECK AT GLADE WATER.

A Freight Train Runs Into a Passenger Train
on the Texas and Pacific
Special to the Gazette
LoNGvrEw, Tex, Aug. 29.-At 1
o'clock to-day a freight train ran into
the rear end of No. I west bound pas
senger while No. l was taking water at
Glade tank, thirteen miles west of this
place, on the Texas and Pacific The
scene of the accident Is one always
dreaded by railroad men, for it is a sharp
curve and requires considerable speed to
run over the next hill going west, con-
sequently the freight was running at full
speed when it struck and could not see
the passenger unit! within few rods
Fortunately no one was hurt but the
mail agent, who jumped and sprained
his ankle. Seven cars were derailed, de-
laying traffic for twelve hours