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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsyERs-N. Y CITY


Fcrestave. W g. 10 It Of Cedar.st 2ox1oo; John ~
!. %ssesbagy seseree ' 70 Henry LYMAN : 5000
''t 70 same NV II VI 0u'S'e' OoN'' 4e1oO
MOnroe-st No 24i Herman Wolfe to Nicholas 80.
s4th.st "a, 1877 g. Of pti-aye. iox04.i; Frank,
'' oheyn eos .'' anu .'O ''"a0 'a'O'' y $4,000
Lexingi on-sve, " cor 1oetb-st, a5xIoo.II Leo
p0ld Kahn 10 Moses Kahn 1
Washing ton-ave, :. I07 IL OF Tanaigest 44S
x43.7i Lucy X and John Comfort TO Q Adei-
ssRs prspsFty; q Adsless Becker and wife q ,s,o
esq., n 3 100 II d ofictiave 26oxsS Ixsoo&
9i.e; William Bristow. referee 70 Francis ,co ma
stseom and wives 70 Israel jossfsoRS $1,000
l. Ferris and wife 70 II Pollard, trustee
wife . Joseph and Abraham KSssc COW $1,000
65th-st. So n Of Madis6n-aye 1Tx1O0.5;
Geo Ferns ane wife 70 VIM II Tillipghsst a.
John stewart ana wife n v Eas.beSs 1880
Iisss.ey e FasPls Levine -' ''.S 1900
samuel French 1900
q: 2x34z22 2x2l x2 "a Tx5ix3se wcstx25i
Edward Fitzpatrick and wife % Lorenzo y
,sothnsa. s. liz It Of broadway o. 10 70 Bra,
Mx---x4si Margaret Mckenzie 70 VIM
ssiS.s si" NJ Io7 East Michel o'Biien and wife wv
70 VIM Brltsch $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il On and aftel JANUARY "a 1889,
GREAT TRUNK LINE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,.o
Ga and R S1lsI lAN6pAksEE LINE N lSS9'
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE o,,,,,,,
i$g n: Yves. with Pullman palno.
p 3 rs daily NSwYork Chicago Limited q Paros
Dining e S%SEaa sy. ana S''SpnS ''''1 ' '.
Lock 81 H' .cnsee GG al oi dRts
"a U pds s.s !. "a "a F,ssS
llIeO a n 70 od 800 aO0 and 400 p ~ sundays
p sp9 Ne p sGSA Car, s Ssy sx:s,
yS bpPss S SsEys SaSspsss n s:hSs
ISSSSS, aS 20 'as 20 SO and az 100 % and
lAAo Hs'~ FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
20 90 m Through parlor Carr l ard p M week
FSr Gaze B.2 hs de IL %S Psa
Long op sFa VIA railway and Ap6e 40 n e neon
l2o pg "a 80. p .t5 9 a, % a.fnF7 80 |
F Pf Nstp iRd MGylSiss 90 dy va B
gna E nay IInS fSS ssuSse; Win all
n0';s ,n 81 At jersey CITY anoFdna speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
bsiaspd. Streets Ferries as follOws -, nn,,. %,
TO- $ sS sSS I'll 5PSS "a i GS 49,
s..ss I'D X % i G ana 20 II. p
night Accommodation. 100 y, m. 60, . O a
rraliis leaving New YORK daily except Suhial' ~
ana M - and IN on shrdays connect a. Trenton for
ggss. onceA Nos l. lsS s49 and 9i4 Broadway
Aston House ard foot o. nesorosses and yc.taP9 ~
: qBgsSookiyaI;N Station Jersey oy Immigrant Ticket
ohss C Nav. york Traps,oy compsay win call for and
sheeE baagaae from hotels and resldsneeb woop
ch"se eMseral Manager General Passs Agent
@ HORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE@EOK
= Boston, Providence Newport and the last ~
n,, a. 10 a. m D. M Limited Express as m
Timing carl Night Express AZ III ~ p MI rays
FOR Newport at a. m. and p m faiaee rai"' S"'
or sleeping Cara on oil express Trains
IXTEST SHORE RAILROAD, N, y; 9, ~
a, SALON. Eew'York as follows, and twenty minutes
ohdop, iianiiton % SS M, 1000 Z S a. m 80
Lous 1880 1913 m reEog'o r. n uoS n m. ' Niagara
rs syracuse Uiica aud prln.ira inferno dsts satl'n
bI5 AZ :S5 a. M 5000 q 10 b NJ lana , ~ II, syr
itiea eniy) Kingston saugertles sat,k o many
shS' U.s. . 49, az go a 5a ae 10 Z bis s4S n
m as.cars fSi uaaio Nass Fss ioroslo Detroit
thcago ard ST. Louis, DAILY, snsdy, eAsseps 99S%ave
DAYS oIner trans daily skcegn sa lI "a Ss0
jersey gE r. IVES. Shore station an 40 - SQ
y M INF uekets timo tables, OF INFORMATION apply ~
"a . w nTooSiSns3s Wassington,s Yo fnlton,,sTSs
Innex Ones foot butonst new DIX NV Isca
Soy !2 RsaSsy 1917 & %ss ssas sSe foot
g t TX Westcott's Express rails for avg seesAs
nom hotels and residences O. M LAMEis1
General passenger Agent. fanoerDnVaSe'' ~ -
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ERIE MIDWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, BIZ,

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l, 81,
~ III and 957 BT0adwaI. 1913 IL BOwery. 4 Battery
..aee. Chambers aud ga Street ferries. New YORK
81 and 1888 FuIton-sL, BUoklYni 1OI broadway.
williamsburg coTnpE Newark and Hudson sta. Hoboken
lnd Now station jerry C9 where Tickets ana PaIios
uansieF VI baggage can be- obtained Express trains
leave 23dst minutes earlier than time shown from,
Ohamhersst. local trains % 10 minutes earlier
Buffet Drawlne.foom Coaches % Pifalo.
Oswego Eimifa Corning aud ~ ,ellsyllle,
EYER day os 5 u Sd s s d2G' coaeSes 10
B Buns Si Ma AM Falls csyosHa 6losso cincnnai
and 81 Louis 10 exlra eeafgi 9I 9 fsn gms Pullman
D' Ruho SissHin4lI li5 GRls 70 p
$50 6''O;I 10 7, 1880 d ;29 II night 90
E,sSI' t6S KS SSS &C. iS SSS ESQ., s1SS
$40 . So T. 7 :3o o, 10 80. r. uisa6 ,o.oo - -
l. To sso S;io. J. Sio a go, - 40 S;lo
Sg2 ssai * a S Paterson es9 ya Nexs ~
TO- II 30 gi p $780, 100 t'So' S;2o' $500 g. 20
SS o 49, 20 s iS &c. aS i9 'S 1880 q
aaGr2 EosS 80 i 49, J 10 i go nIsn p
NNsysSta 10 so 10 80 10 $50 S $780, I5 o.
HidaiefoSn and Port Jerys 445, 1850, o. 10 80 m,
81 5S IT, q 1 1sbe 'q Sev an
sSpfess trains from the West arrive IN New-York At
40 md u :55 and 1885 p m r.p EIPNrp
W. Cant amt Gen1 Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
Amusemenis.
nALYiS THEATRE. Broadway and 3oth-st
~ Under the management Of Mr.. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
Orchestra sf so Dress Circle, 81 Cd Balcony. SOC

DALY's THEATRE; Broadway and md, soth,ss
gHasT ne Of NJ: y PALx
assss Evening a. u.s. ' hssasSs 5ssn 4
run IscoN spNRSf o. ES WAY 70 WIN HIM.
Soth and last time.
Tuesday Evening. February Sth tFor the sTH
SUBSCRIPTION NICHE and EVERY
EVENING afterward an entirely new comedy
by AuGusTIN DAILY CFrOm the German of
FRANZ Won scHoNTHAN), entitled
NTERNATIoNAL
MATCH.
The Duke of Portsmouth. Mr.. Charles Fisher
Give. Lord Rayenstoke... ...Mr John Drew
NJ Charles wheaaeish
NEW selvidse.. Frederick Bond
~ Quincy Caramel ...e-.......Mr James Lewis
Tom MIddeyew.. Mr.. Eugene ormOnd
Grinhths~- Bosworth
Mrs. Millicent Merrlday, MIRA G. H. Gilbert
Jenny. Miss Isabel Irving
Doris. Miss Ada Rehan
Scene NEw.YoRK. Time THE PRESENT.
Act IA High Diplomatic MlssiQni
Ass Ii HIS hapg %tS 81, q Signs FiTs
Act Iy.-The Duke plays Umpire for the
International Matchl
FrnsT MATINEE OF IAN INTERNATIONAL
gs.ASTT,qcmo WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9. SECOND MATINEE
f RENCH COOKS BALL
FOR
BENEFIT OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND.
GRAND AFTERNOON EXHIBITION.
OPEN FROM TO p. NJ,
FEBRUARY 5, 1889.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ Reserved seats7or;hesta Circle and BalcOny-5oc.
wa SE#EH ~ IF Ese'''
next sunday By is5s 6R6MwEL liz Lana OF I7i
> a. hat4e.. &z9NhsDAx and sArJhR%T" : E
LrcEgM %gIHEArRn
'''' Under the direction Of go
Mr. DANIEL FRoHMAN.
' WIFE. VIE ' TiPhy FW5IFH5rg
aTiiE' 'iTiiiiEs''-' 'aTiE;''''' 'a'Tiiiil e.
wffiFfk" wwfiFHh" Wiz" WIFE"
wiFE' wiz" Wire" WIFE"
'siTHE 1.-THE ''r': 'aTiiE' 'a'TiiIE"'
WIFE" WIFE" wlFE" WIPE WIPE.
An 2S1 b S %E c Sssys S p4 a Su &C., and
including an exceptional cast,
With all tho scenery aud accessories the original models
Of Mr. w. II. Day, Of the Lycsuln Theatre
FEB. ll--HALLEN AND HAKT in LATER ON"
STANDARD THEATRE.
- EVERY EVENING AT 8. SAT. MAT. AT 2.
PEARL } RICE & DIXEY's OPERA CO.
OF Go Artists including
PEKIN LOUIS HARRISON.
or. VALENTINES MARKET,
for tho benefit Of thu
MANHATTAN DIsPENsARYS
HOSPITAL
13tst-st. and 1othave.,
will be held nc the
POTTER & sTYMUs BUILDING.
NO. 4s9 6TH-AVE.,
February 4 20 TO- inclusive.
ADMISSION 80 CENTS
THE GRAND, Museum, Menagerie, Theatre.
3l5 and 947 Grand.st.
Hop OiMy Thumb lie Sele Water Queen Spinning
Maids Aihinoes, Wild Beasts Devil Fish. Moral drama,
Ten Nights In Barrpom" 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
N EW-yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILRoAp, ,,r
GREAT FOURTRAok BhuNh i G.r'-
on ard s [seFc te slhTRty z STATION

= FfleI
GRAND CENTRAL sTATiohnf Amer,,n
Largest and FINEST Passenger btau9n ~ .een,
g m Rochester a,bs MeA sni Albany % Montreal
va d, a IL, n X also East Alpa"' -
SpalSSn qSH9sssEEEs AH REbTgR YfH
LIMITED, composed exelnsfeT n ears for Albany
edS ote arssyng a. chicago a. 10 M snaeeis ~
4 S q M ., g. ~, Anu, oL Go 9 ana Cincinnati
,onto cleveland Clnenns and RoeResor
6hesg9 drawing room care % VIZ sna Northern Express
far Saratoga fake GooIga, Rutland behhihN'0' N's"
Adams &e drawing room cars 20 Troy -, NTH draw
100 D. m, Albany, Troy and Uuea spee'@' va N''
IS D. M Accommodation 10 Albany ana m,Sy1
pests or ,WllIlamstogp, North Aaa'n'' WV
p'a's on ''I Fss cEeiSo Cincinnati and St lSS ES
ionio and Cleveland Cincinnati, Indisnpp9
betrolt and Chicago with ssttt6sea anu '
m, Aobtres and csnana1lsussu and E xa So
sunday. ~. train does not run west on ~ Rochester
p M sgespl Men Lim nsg Cleveland si
sHpsSSS E ' Td NSs5 S osSse@d casnn1s 5S
disnsbOa 81 Louie Detroit and osiesgs W. any esesSi
dnlsss for sa9s:oss s%h Rg,lSas No e
gespy c SIS s 2Sanyy sS
gsas!s Paa gifs az
iSsth.st station, New.Yotk sss. WasSassEy ana ''0
Westeolts Express calls for ana cnseN' '-
ss daily except sS9SSS sEth a. sS'S %e.s
iSIsn.f TRIBUTARIES. Xsss General Passenger Asent
j. ~. TouCEY. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
pipiomI Noiires.
Goparlnfrshiu Notlres

NO. IFS BROADWAY (BoREEL BUILDING), a
NEW-YORK, Feb. l. 1885,
M X THEODORE SUTBO has this day become assO-
Az. eiaed with us In the practice Of law The firm
name u salomon, Dulon sutro. sALOMoN DULoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
City l1rOpsrip 90 fsi.


A sIx.sTORY substantial. new building 25yii0. tS5
N Peaii.tt N let with mInedlsts possession power
II dssIcd. RULANn WHITING. Beetmsn.sL
A c0pNrp hujid,ng near tho Post ONCE 10 lease for
IN term Of years rutland WITHIN o bee%
man-se
rIYo LET-Two oits b0xs5 we'll lighted steam ee,
vator heated also steam power from 10 !"
horse can DO furnished immediate possession. q ~
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ -rFlins leave Chanbetsst station week days FOR
FnqleW ool Tenaay, CiOster. spafk and Eysek, 3 80
~ y 90 30 ard n 80 30 10 $3.50 4, "A gn 91Q
$40 $40 60 40, 3, 10 80 p m, IL midnight sundays
iaiionai trains % Cresstill end way $40 and
81. .Fdl Manuel Spring valley Monsey ana Talimons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
Drn GOODS

OFFICE carpetings and floor coverings nj
smyrna RUS. fancy furniture, ohalrs
a. TESTERS SONS. TAI Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04

New-yerk Saturday, February 2.
No public auctions were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Rooms to-day: 49,. ....,.n
The total amount realized the Exchange and Aucton
Room from ptbe auction safes OF city real estate Iof Hne
week ending Saturday, February 3 was 81 no
aggregate les for tho month of January was ssV'o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
Rdilroaos.
A MERIcNS GREAT WINTER RESORTS.

q ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Nfool " LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of January TO- 1859.
go 200 O. n for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
100 NJ. ior bennington, Easton bethlehem, Allen
town, Maueh Chunk.
$50 a. No. for Remington Lake Hopatcong, Easton
bethlehem, Allentown Maueh Chunk, WllkesbaFre
scranton, lbadng Harrisburg, pottsville, lamaqua
Sh1mokln, hunbufy, Lewisburg, Wlamsport.
] p m fof Pennington, EastOn bethlehem, Allentown,
hnneh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc.
49, 5;i5 p 10 for East0n, bethlehem, Allentown, Maueh
Chunk. Wikesbarre. Scranton, Tamaqua, ShapOkin.
100 p. for Pennington Lake Hopslcong Easton.
500 and $50 y: M. for Someryille and Flempgton.
bfb p 10 for Easion, bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
Chunk, Reaing Harrisburg, etc. On Sundays at o 80
D. m.
a m. Sundays for Easton.
$50. shb. l1il5 m, /, 4. l;So, ego D; m Sun.
days, 4 m for Red Bank, Long Branch (AsbuFy
Park Ocean Grove. except sunday Point Pleasant
30 ;i5 a. m, !, 30 y, m Tor Farmlngdale Man
chester, Tons River, harnegat, etc.
4isQ a. ny, ,; On, for Vieeland, Bridgeton 80 .o
80, Q, 61b, 10 no. il 10 A. M /, 4, 100, b:S0,
$40 p. N. sundays T. Q a m for Perth Anboy.
FOR LAKEWOOD az $50, 8 rs a. m, 100, 2 80
$50 .. m. PaFloT ears at $50 and $50.
afrF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
s,Eo =. W. On o ,go n m Tbropgh Fxpreq. vt.t
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
via Central II. r. % New-Jerrey and Philadelphia and
Iieadng r. foot Llberty.sL, n. r. at f. as,
o. ~ a ~. /; I 80, 3:l5 4, 80, 80, ~ p m SUN.
DAYS AZ o a. M. ; 80, IL y. m.
Trains leaving NJ Z. as. II a. m. 30 4. 80,
:yO ~ D. have connection for Reading Harrisburg,
POtisviile &c.
tl5 0ii, l,l4O 1873 broadway 7S7 eh.aYe 29i West
Ia5tb.st 1872 Fast l96th.st., New York. C0uftst
s91 Tultou.st % broadway, Brooklyn.
neg York Transfer Cumlany viii call for and cheek
baggaga from hotel residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

Foreclosure sale William stewart referee v9 .sl
25xs911 and ave SsoTy houses Nos PIP 70 9I a,aret
l58dst 255 It Of 10t-sve right uue ana INTEREST
By Richard V. Harnett Co.
Foreclosure sale. George M9sters referee pos or
land on Easiest cor 81 pelancel-Sg ianu nsnsi
water bulkeai and north hf OF pier loot on bsiaeey
rfght and interest IA lot Win RWHiuso oA
INC 8 5 Of above premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
BROOKLYN l)ropertp for Sale.
Cost ano founo.

4 OsT.-Bankbook No Bf0 2O5 Bank for Savings, %
IL Beeokef.st New. York payment stopped please IT,
turn book TO bank
(t0E REWARD WIN DO paid for tho recovery Of
y ~ mafQusSe ring sapphire centre, sufFouiu.l
small diamonds about three weeks ago ~ OF near
East 37th-st TIFFANY CO., Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
cet.nrss ann iilteiinsS.

A MEXICAN INSTiTUTE.--Annua meeting
"A viii be held 10 is rooms. Clinton Han on IAass1'9'
yeb.uary n 1889. at D. m. 4...,,-- ~. CO
fI,HE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY
i on THE CITY OF EEw-YoHK VIII hold I've e's"'e
annual public meeting -, : ,aeo
:. ,ssorf mos HAIL. af s rs O'clock summary
Of tie annual report VIII DO presented ana ~
eA PEE B. o GILMAN. Ii D. Of Johns Hopkins
pnl iev. b II. GREER. D. n;
llev. HENRY VAN DYKE y ~ ,,.s - .,...x
All interested In benevolent "osA arc iHFi'e' w. %se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04

Partition sale syivanus t Cannon. referee lot 25x
100 and 5-story Quilting No is BoweIy near peli-
" s. near Deisnrey-s lot i9ixs2 ana ss'9ry pusss w
az and S.stoFy building NJ 3ls East 4dthst sOo
n q OF 2daye; lot Icy, on Boulevard, W cor o.
iSist lots together IA size 1700x1S, on Boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-04
nr Rlcnnra V. Harnstt I oe

Foreclosupe sale, George Langbein referee lots
2o6x3s.o and 3stOy dwellings Nos 2o2 70 2os M nh
3oth-st $ 202.6 II OF Sth-aYe. Similar SAFE gOhi
Mott referee plot Of land l0i4x75 and dsSy aver
similar sale w Green, referee; / lot 23xlVo, Oh
ave so II Il OF li0thst rublie auction lou 100
n Of 7th-aYe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Northern League Games.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 13.-First game
Boston, 0; Cleveland, 3. Base-hits
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 8. Errors
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 8. Batteries
Radbourn and Camel, Beating and Sui
cliff. Umpire-Curry.
Second game-Boston, 4 Clevela nd (,
4. Base-hits-Boston 7; Cleveland, g..
Errors-Boston, 8; Cleveland, 2. Bat
tteries-Radbourn and Bennett, Gruber
and thinner. Umpire-Curry.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 13.-Ath-
letics, II; St Louis, 0. Base hits-Ath-
letics, Il; St. Louis, 3. Errors-Ath-
letics, I; ST. Louis, 0. Batteries-Mc-
Mahon and Robinson, Chamberlain and
Boyle. Umpire-Holland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
GALVESTON QUARANTINE.
Supplied with the Most Modern Appliances for
Fumigating and Disinfectlng Vessels.
special to the Gazette.

Fumigating and Disinfeetlng Vessels
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. Estate
Health Officer DR.. Rutherford, in COM
piiance with the new quarantine law, has
been busy for the past several days in
preparing the quarantine station here
with the most modern appliance for
fumigating and disinfecting infected
vessels. All the appliances are on the
ground and will be put i
operation under the supervisor
of DR.. Rutherford as quickly as
possible. The method is almost an ex-
act duplication OF the appliances in use
at New Orleans. When the appaFaE,ss
is ready for operation vessels infected79n
coming from infected ports that have
hitherto been detained in quarantine
twenty DAYS will not be subject to deten-
ton of more than twenty-four hours
before they are permitted to
enter and discharge the cargo. This
will be a great aid to maritime COM
merce and remove one and the great I'M
surmountable obstacle to the full devel-
opment of Galveston as leading COM
mercial port.
The tug Hygeia of the State health de-
partment will in future be used as, a
fumigating ship, and be fully equipped
with appliances for thoroughly disin-
fecting ships lying in the stream. This
| new departure will largely aid in devel-
/ oping the commerce of the entire state
! and placing Galveston upon parity
| with the principal ports of the United
! States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14

Specialize the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, Sept. l3.-The Mar
rowfats and Pumpkins, all weighing over
two hundred pounds, played five innings
Yesterday. the proceeds TO 90 to the Con-
federate home. A large crowd was in
attendance and enjoyed the jumbo strides
of the players, who were all dressed in
loose-fttiug. grotesque calico, enhancing
their size greatly.
The Pumpkins scored II to the Mar
rowfats 9, but the game yas claimed by
the Narrowfats in default of the Pump
kings failing to come to time when the
next mining was called, winch, zfact was
due 20 the lat fellows succumbing5to the
heat, which was intense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
THE MAMIE MGURK CASE.
The Indications Are that the Girl Committed
Suicide.

Suicide.
AS stated yesterday Justice Reynolds
had female doctor named Davis on sus-
picion of having had something to do
with the killing of Mamie McGurk.
Yesterday warrant was issued
and the Davis woman locked
up in jail. Justice Reynolds,
the grand jury and the county attorney
employed Drs. Burts, Field and Durin-
ger to hold q post norton. Late in the
day Drs. Field and Duringer held an eX-
animation TO learn if the dead woman
was pregnant and found she was not.
This settled the question of an attempt
at abortion. Last night DR.. Dur
niger made tests for arsenic,
the drug which Mamie McGurk was
thought to have taken and at late hour
found that arsenic was present in the
stomach. From the fact that the girl
said she was going to kill herself and
Mrs Davis having seen her take some
white powder from box it is almost a
certainty that the girl killed herself and
that arsenic was the poison. Mrs. Davis
saws she does not try to practice, only
occasionally giving some simple remedy
like an emetic An examination Of Mrs
Davis will be held at 2 o clock to-day ,
when some additional facts may be OBJ
tanned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Mutiny in Bolivia.

PANAMA Sept. l3.-The Herald of Co.
chabamba, Bolivia, of July %, contained
an official report of q mutiny which oc-
Cured in Trinidad, capital of REM De-
partment, in the early part of June.
The revoIted troops were joined by some
citizens and they offered stubborn re-
sistance, which lasted some hours, and
which only terminated by the mutineeTs
surrendering after the loss of twenty
four of their number. Of the attacking
force eleven were killed or wounded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Shoenshead Rar Races.

SHEEpsHEAD BAY, y: Y, Sept. Is
Thaattendance, strange as it may seem,
wasgood this afternoon. The rain did
NOT come down with the steaddness it did
YESTERDAY. bnt nevertheless the afternoon
was anything -yisut pleasant. The track
was in horrible condition.
First race-About three-fourths of q
mile. Ralph Bayard won; Miss Belle,
second; -Goypete, third. Time, l:I2 40.
Second race-About three-fourths of a
mile. Volunteer won; Tenny, second;
Maidstone, third Time, I'LL.
Third race-One and three-eighth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
A sealer,s Catch.

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept. IA dis
patch says the sealing schooner W. P.
sayward arrived from Behring sea this
morning with 200 skins, 500 of which
were taken before entering Behring. No
revenue cutters we're seen by the Sayward
during the trip, although on August
the sound of a steamer was heard in hall
ing distance in dense fog.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Ki11ed ON the Track.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, Sept. ia special
from East Liverpool says: By collision
on the East Palestine race track yester-
day afternoon two horses, Cuyahoga Chief
and Sunshine, were killed. Chief was
driven by his owner, MI. Rogers of the
northern part of Columbian county, and
he was thrown ten feet in the air, falling
on his head on the track, receiving in
juries from which it is SAID he cannot re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Freight Trains Collide.

LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. l3.-At Buena
Vista, six miles from Lexington on the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, two freight
trains collided to-day, piIing up a fear
full wreck. James Collian of Roanoke
was instantly killed The wreck took
fire. 1t is said a careless train dispatcher
caused the wreck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14

miles. Tea Tray won; Retrieve, sec
ond; Marauder, third. Time, 2:27.
Fourth race-One and one-half miles.
Hindoo Craft won; Erie, second; Diablo,
third. Time, 2:43.
Fifth race-One and one-fourth miles.
Letreto won; Panama, second; Oars
man, third. Time, 2:14.
Sixth race-One mile on the turf.
Montrose won; ) ennie Mcfarland, sec
ond; Iceberg, third. Time, 1853.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
ANewspaper Mans Luck.

ALBANY, n. Y. Sept. 1T. S. VII
liams, the Washington correspondent OF
the New York Commercial Advertiser,
has been appointed by Governor Hill TO
be his private secretary in place of Col !
w. c. Rice, resigned. Governor Hill
has also appointed MIR. Williams aide de
campo on his military staff with the rank
of colonel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
A TERRIBLE DEATH.
An Italian Burned Alive by Blue Blazes from
an Electric Wire.

an Electric Wire.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Joseph Matz,
an Italian fruit vendor, was killed to-
day by falling on a live electric wire.
He was trying to clean a gutter and
slipped. In rising, to save hemself, he
caught one wire with his hand and
fell forward, another catching him
in the neck under the chin. AS the poor
fellow sought to save himself ne gave a
shout which startled passers by, who
looking up saw the man actually burn
alive. A blue light shot from the wire
where it came in contact with his skin
and the wire burned into his flesh with
cracking sound. Llnemen cut the wires
and pulled the body into window just
ten minutes after the wire had touched
him
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
ANurderer Confesses.

NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 13.-Martin
Corby, arrested on suspicion of robbing
Mrs. Charles Krueger OF over three thou
sand dollars on Labor day, confessed his
guilt to-day. All the money except $500
was received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Challenges Gaudaner.

LNODON. Sept. l3.-SeaTle, the cham
piou oarsmau, announces that he Is will
ing to row Gaudauer either on the Tyne
or on the Seuly course five weeks from
Monday next.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14
Ran Games Postponed.

NEwYoRn, Sept. l8:.,rThe following
base san games SsTe postponed on &C
count of RAIN -6ilcsgs at New York,
indianapolis at Philadelphia, Pittsburg
NJ washington. Louisville at Brooklyn, ,
Kansas City at Baltimore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-14

reconciliation to-Ga5a ne urged on
theRitbat they. eeltid fight out the dis
putedf, peints a8tefward in an amicable
manner