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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

ENOR SALE-$4, 000-s500 CASH, BALANCE IN
Il. monthly payments OF $50, same as rent, will
purchase an elegant new 2-story frame, slate roof
dwelling on Sheridan ave-, near Howells ST., Z. E..
six rooms, finished attic, bath room and W. c.,
tile finished CRATES and hearths slate mantes, ETC..
purchaser can have finished TO suit: near cable
lines and East Liberty station; this house Will
readily rent for $50 per month. Apply to MORRIS& s.
FLEMING. 1O6 Fourth ave inh94-46-TTSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

3" "ANTED-MORTGAG O0o OOOTO LOAN n
w on Pittsbprg and Allegheny improved prop
erty. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent, 81 Fourth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

TUESDAY, APRIL 9, fine furniture and
general mdse., at 10 o'clock, 3l1 Market St
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24
Boarders und Lod1er,.

"ANTED-OCCUPAN FOR PARLoRS;
w carpets; portieres only: best location facing
park. % SMoNTGOMERY AVE. mh24-i5S
"ANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN FOR FRONT
w room. with board in a private family, in the
East End: convenient to cable and Z. r. X. roads.
Reference required. Address N, East Liberty
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

UTANTED-MAN TO WORK ON PANTA-
w Looms. Inquire at IS WILIE AVE; 0
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ASTED-COAT AND PANTS MAKERS
w for city and country trade: steady work
and good pay. Inquire at JOHN KAISER & CO.,
Sis Smithfeld st. mh24-139
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24
WANTED.
Boarding.

"ANTED-B A YOUNG MARRIED
w couple, boarding in a private family Ad-
dress ID. W, Dispatch office. mh24-1Os
WANTED : BOARD AND ROOM by
w lady; private family preferred. Address or
call at TAFT'S Phiiadelphia Dental Rooms. 80
Fifth ave. mh23-S
UTANTED-FURNISHED ROOM WITH TWO
w meals per day, near Fifth avenue cable cars.
beyond Oakland, by single gentleman. Address
NJ. A. d., Dispatch ofice. mh24-z2-Tusu
UTANTED = BY A YOUNG MARRIED.
w couple furnished room with board in private
family; everything strictly irst-class; ALLEGHENY
or East End. Address V. q. L., Dispatch office.
mh24-6O
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED-LOANS PROMPTLY NEGOTl
w ATED on small commissions at JOHN
ST0N'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 81 Fourth ave
mh23-S5
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

WANTED MORTGAGES IN SUMS OF
w q, 600 to $50 900 at AZ per cent: no State tax.
GEO; JOHNSTON, Agent g. Fourth aye.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

=" "ANTED-TO LOAN MONEY AT AZ, 5 AN
w 6per cent free of tax. W. Q. STEWAR.
ia Fourth ave. iaoO-2-SU
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED- RENTS COLLECTED PROMPT
w LY; property managed with satisfaction.
ALLIES & BAILEY, 164 Fourth avenue, Tel. l67.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

" "ANTED-MORTGAGE ES ON PROPERTY IN
w either city: lowest rates of interest. SPEN.
GER CLOSER, 4l9 Smithfeld st. mh23-7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

FRIDAY, APRIL 5, at 10 O'Clock, large con-
Jignment household goods at 311 Market st,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24
Miscellaneous,

uTANTED-PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT p L.
w FARRELL, locksmith and bellhanger, will
occupy 1122 Penn avenue, near Eleventh street,
April l. mh24-l21
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

EOR SALES 609-NEW PRESSED BRICK
bathroom, all finished in hard wood; cabinet
mantels downstairs; slate mantels upstairs; tile
hearths, etc., etc.; lot 50x1S0 feet situated on
Ellsworth avenue, E. E.; will carry 1900
of deferred payments at AZ per cent interest.
STRAUB & NORRIS, corner Wood street and
Third avenue Pfttsburg. mh24-63
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

NOR RSALE-PACiNG HORSE-DARK BAY, l6
H hands high, weighs about /. 15O pounds, sound
and free from vice, safe TO ride or drive, and an
extra good weight puller; can show three heats in
2:4O or better single heat in 235 or better: no
record; sold for no fault; the owners present
business will not allow the time and attention the
horse should have. Address PAGER, Dispatch
office. mhZ4-I7
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w while we are pushing our real estate busi-
ness we still give our fire. life and accident insur-
ance business our best attention; insurance on
household furniture dwellings, stocks of mer-
chandise and manufacturing establishments So
licited. STRAUB MORRIS, corner Wood street
and Third avenue, Pittsburg. mhA-6S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED-MONEY To LOAN ON BON
w and mortgage. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent
g. Fourth ave. rnh13-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED-RENTS TO CoLLECT-SPECIAL
w attention given to this branch of the real
estate business. ID. BEHEN & SON, 4l12 Penn
avenue. mh24-132
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

I1OR SALE-ONLY s65 A FRONT FOOT; LOTS
C 39X1T3 or 56x173 feet, located in Shadyside on
Rebecca St., adjoining handsome residence of Mr..
Samuel Hamilton; well elevated eastern exposure,
convenient to cable cars and station; this neigh
borhood will undoubtedly be strictly first class
and this property is bound to be worth in q short
Fourth ave, mh24-18
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

INOR SALE-E, 5O0-TERMS 81, 900 CASH, BAL
Il ANCE SIS a month-a new, attractive and
substantial Queen Anne brick dwelling, contain.
ing rooms, bath and. all conveniences; is ele-
gantly finished and located in one of the most de-
srabIe neighborhoods in the East End. w. q.
STEW Ri ia Fourth ave. mh24-I8
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

TOR sALE-sS OOO-TERMS TO SUIT PUR-
IL CHASER substantial new and attractive
brick dwelling. having rooms on first floor, 4
rooms and bath on second, attic rooms and all
conveniences; well finished throughout; desirably
located in Oakland. w. c. STEWART, ia
Fourth ave. mh24-18
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-24

"ANTED- MORTGAGES BOUGHT AN
w sold at JOHNSrON'S REAL ESTATE OF
FlCES, 81 Fourth ave- mh23-Sj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
MYSTERIOUS.
Tho Nature Of strange Trouble hnt is Little onder
stood Clearly Explained

There are I'm New-York City at this very momene
Thousands OF men, and women, too, who are HfahReS
troubled and who know the cause nor the u'nse
t Involves They are restless feverish often scepes
Thcv have perodIe headaches. dizziness dmhess VI
vision ringing I'm the ears difficulty in thinking anu
roube In remembering and the faces even OF thr
friends.
All these things the first symptoms OF L re 81 y
r consimntion Of the baln the worst form OF modern
,ns,nIty The victim OF Paresis Is often shocKeu OF
ANNOYED by little noises and trning things The nervous
system is frequently IN such condition that very slight
c.uses or even ar all, may excite TO sudden
outbursts Of an0en feeling Of pressure upon the
brain is frequently followed by seasons Of dependency
mental depression alternating with periods OF Wild iuusVe
homes When brain begins to consume or decay many
Of these symptoms become aggravated The world seems
strange or different from what in the past though'
becomes a positive effort, and life an intense burden
Too often the victim of this great modern disease secHs
to overcome these symptoms by stmuants Nothing couh
be more injurious. The system needs soothing tohihg
and building up. Something unusual IS demanded Ana
here f. where the great difficulty has always beento ma
something pure and yet positive in It's results the IA"
prof Phelps Of Dartmouth College, realized this when
he began his investigations which resulted IN lhe va Va
covery OF palne's Celery Compound He knew men anu
romcn required something heretofore unknown 10 LII
world and his great discovery has furnished ~ ms
compound checks Paress even after II mas secuIti
svmntoms 10 viii positively prevent their incIeasP' rs
Ligb ndorscments BY the medical fraternity ana thc Cu
a. a. Injecting easily for It's wonderful poPuii1
rt tho unu -raI stir Il in this community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
Very UnbeconinR.

Lovely ,nts in the wrong place are rei' OF 'neif
,smoo coIored CONFERENCE.-The peculiar u
n tailed brethren who "ht the ppeis u"Oe'o""s
:, suggests bile going astray and the inference "
p.,, b,reath the ribs and shoulder blades
a,snensa furred tongue and sick headaches
,,s indication Of the bilious For liver Complaint anu
,,s ,ultifsrlous symptoms HostetePs Stomach n'r' 10
- ,,aibe specific 1t relaxes the bowels sul'i.nsg 10y,
but without gripping violence 70 inc oT that
Wv due impulse but banishes an excess Oh 1ia'
.o1ored nrneple from the blood. Sick headaches
OF the breath upon the tongue disappear
80 q IL used IL renews digestion, fortihes the hSS'i
.ssiost malaria eouneraets rheumatic 'eHoen'' A"'
remedies inaehon Of tbs kdneyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
PUSHING THE CAMPAIGN.
GOOD CHEER AT HEADQUARTERS
WARNER MILLER TO ADDRESS THE DOWNTOWN


Tho Republican committees that have the canN@ !"
ob,rco aro rapldlv getting their machinery mo
smooth running order. There has been no lrlo''oh'
warner Miller win speak SATURDAY afternoon ocioio
rho members OF the Downtown Business Mems ne
cubIIcan Club General Knapp. chairman vi INC
state Committee said last night that nc uhu"iS'oo'
that arrangements for Mr. Miller to spcak Deiofc un'
cInb had been about completed. and that Mr. Miller
would begin his speech at p. NJ ms VIII SCI
AZ rest stories coming from Democratic sources ,'
there was lack Of harmony among Hhe hepuoho"l
leaders. 1t IS expected that the meeting VIII DC ono
that the club will long remember.
last night Colonel Cruger and william IL. behamS
-, tho Comfy Committee. met General Knapp ana
arranged for a meeting to be held on TUESDAY DC
tober 90. at Cooper Institute. TO ratify inc hepuoiF
can state ticket and platform. Senator Hiscoch Is 10
h rho nrIncipal SPEAKER The other speakers had nor
bcen decided on last night but the best aNaaDie WI"
he obtained and no efforts will be spared 10 Hahe inc
c,ectinC an emphatic success. There VIII DC ano.ne
meeting the week following In the same Iacgr VIII
viii be addressed by prominent speaheIs' nv NJ -
nublIcan club Will also hold rauncauoh mco'ins d.
an early date .o.,.,. n, tho hood
There were many visitors Yesterday a. llr MA AZ
Quarters Of the Republican state commune III 'uo
EIftb Avenue Hotel. They all brought Bopu ~
no effect that there every lndcauoh thii 'Ic Iu
att vote would be polled. and that reDuaDle Icnio
rr,1ts All over the state deserving thclr PaPcH
ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
A FaIschOod COnfradicsed.
Canadian Fakirs Who risuder n Ncw-York Company
Called Down.


started a short time ago thai in.
ended to Diure the Mutual R'eyc Fund lie Association
and impair s standing In The business community soma
gentlemen in C0nofa prcl afatisy 70 thor hibenatng.
sent report that insurance company TIA, sands
to-day In the very ofc9ft Ianks 81 ac"hcett nstifu
tions and whose hnanc ~ crowd 100 - Nov .-"i -
been forbidden DO business in Canada. Absurd the
statement was It yet calculated 10 cause some
ioyaDee the company though whatever 20 Inc
their fullest csni1ences. fri1
president gives the truth of the comp'rys standing:
TO the Editor NJ the New Yors Ddfiy Freos
DEAR SIR-In reply 10 your Inquiry wOud stas
that the Mutual Reserve FuEd Life Association has mol.
been forbidden 20 business IN tho Dominion oil
Canada and there has been Tonien"c between
the governmental authorities this association upon
undoubtedly originated in the corrupt brains Of the
management Of the various level premium complns
who have mon0p0iZed the business q lie assurance in
this country, and who agine they hold mortgage
every civilized foreign country. aud who to-day
charglng-and from the day Of their organization
present time have continued - chargethe members q
their respective from three 10 Eve times much
money, zach and year, % has been sufficient 20
cover their death claims.
The income OF these companies In The year 1883 alOns
aggregated sl4S 100000 and the death claims for The
year wero but s37 10000. ~ matter u fact
the entrance the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Canada secured by direct ard specific leglSa
ton tho part Canadian Parliament after most
exhaustive discussions, extending over months OF tine.
1t is all probable that individual VIII attem
70 0nnul the acts OF the Canadian laillamenL which
rendered the Mutual Reserve AMI similar Organa-
tons the right Transact business IN thaJ county.
Under that made deposit OF 10000. The ana
as is required from other life insurance g9mR9a he
President NJ. r. r. L. Asse~ss.~-
October II, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
A POOR ROMANCE FROM CHICAGO.
REPORT OF RAILWAY COMBINATION PROMPTLY
CoNTRADICTED BY THOSE INTERESTED.


Chicago oct. 16.-Under the heading Hunuhe-
toms Trustn "The Chicago Tribune this morning
SAYS: c. p. Huntington. Of the Southern Pacific was
marty to jay Goulds original trust. or railway clear
ing house scheme. When that scheme fell through
and the sGentlemans Association was ORGANIZED III
stead Mr. Huntington declined to have anything 10
do with It, for the reason that he had CONSOLIDATION
scheme of his own which he thought would DO lar
more beneficial 10 his roads that the Gentlemcns As
ISOLATION in which he had no faith. MI HuhuhVlon
has been assduously at work his scheme since hat
time and IT is learned from good authority ,naI ~
has been sufficiently perfected to be carried mo
operation within a short time. 1t Is nothing niolo
nor less than gigantic consolidation scheme OF all
the Gould and Huntington systems and the A'chisoh'
Topeka and Santa Fe system, including some Oh ui,
lines between Kansas City and Chicago. to aioru
the lines west of tho Missouri River direct anu
independent outlet 10 Chicago ~
Milwaukee, Wis. Oct. 16.-President Roswell Mlicr'
of the Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Paul, prohouhce9
the story of the big railway combine pure wihnS
btmbug and attributes its origin to the iact tn ho
! G. Stubbs the new second vlcepreshent VI VIZ
ST paul was one of Coils =. Huntington . s.D
ordnates on the Southern PACING. Mr. uullI!s! !
is in EurOpe he says, and If he knows anything
about Mir Stubbs's intended change, he mas learlcu
IT since the arrangement win inc o., dui con-,
was made President Miller said: " Inc Ohly. Co CO,
sideratons that have led 10 the se!ectloh OI ir'
stubs we're his ability and fitness for me poSiotou;
Tive statements in the papers mat IL is part Vi
scheme for a railway combination IN any Shape vi
form are pure romance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
woRKMEN OPPOSE THE BALTIMORE RING.
ISSUING A MANIFESTO IL BEHALF OF THE IN.
DEPENDENT TICKET.

Baltimore. Oct. I6 epeciaD-The greatest revolt
of Democrats Of this city against the German ring
and machine methods of that party in this city ana
state is the action Of the Workingmen's Democratic
Association large organization OF mechanics. inc
association has issued this address to the working
men of Baltimore:
For a number of years the men we placed hgh
I'm office. the public servants so-called. nave peen
our masters. They have in this city baDltuaiil
violated ordinances under which loans were negotiated
and by unlawful means saddled upon the cFlzehs
such a debt that, were attempt made 10 prONue
for its liquidation in the future II would require
so high a tax rate would drive from the city many
industries and much restitution, ana 10 Dhhu
the people 10 these facts they annually maze d
levy which they knew 10 be inadequate. ihclr
conduct in the administration OF the anairs OF u NJ
state has been equally reprehensibe, notably so III
their management of The Chesapeake and ONO canal
In order to perpetuate their power thcy nave Pvi-
sstently refused TO enact law which would cIect
nroyde for the secrecy and purify OF the DalIol
They have not hestated in both the primary anu
general elections resort 10 suca questionable nethvs
as bribery intimidation and suiing OF ballot DoNes'
Finally the character of the majority OF these h9
nees for The Legislature gives US no hope tha peuses
win ne kent any better in the future than IN the past
We hold that reform in the party under such ldndso
ment as this is failure. and that his OngslcnA
under which overwhelming Dem0cralc nalollitS
mas been almost converted into minority husI 10
dethrOned or the party is lost -. -
This association has therefore pledged ltseii, anu
We call upon all honest w0rklngmen 10 help III sup.
morning the Independent movement ana 10 usc
honorable means defeat candidates OF inc sO-caho
regular Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
IMPROVED CONDITION OF THE B. AND o.
ESTIMATED INCREASE IN NET EARNINGS FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR JUST ENDED.

THE FISCAL YEAR JUST ENDED.
Baltimore, Oct 16.-The regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company took place to-day The following
is the statement of the earnings and expenses for
September, 1850 approximately, compared with Sep
TENDER, 1888:
Earnings 1888, s1,764 .os4; 1850. So OBJ; 2o5 in
crease S272, ISL. Expenses: 1858, S1,l1613'; 1Ss9
1857 ,047; 1883, $500, s17 increase. S214s7o. The
earnings and expenses for the twelve months OF the
fiscal year 1SSS-S0 compared with the same months
of the fiscal year 1878 septemSf, 1859, approNi-
:. Earning: 1888 s2O353 492; 1850. so1 81 $40
Increase, S9l7 e4S. Expenses 1888, $4,000 56l
1850 s14 7a0 022 Increase, S5S9,361. Net earnings
1885 S6152, 931; 1889, S6,4o14lS; increase.
s32s487
The president stated to the board that he had
made thorough inspection trip Of the entire hhes
of the company, from Baltimore westward; that ne
found the entire system in excellent condition and
competent 10 perform the increased work which
continuation of the present prosperity of the country
was likely 10 bring to IT, He also referred TO the
numerous bcttermoAs and improvements, involving,
large expenditures. that absolutely necessary 10
make I'm order TO place the system in properly ell
Gent condition. The fiscal year OF the company
the board will be held November 49, at which time
the report OF the cOmpanys operations Tor the hsca
wear Will be submitted prior to Its presentation 10
the stockholders at their annual meeting oh NoNoh
ber 49, - ,.,os IN .bo
stock OF the Washing tOn branch, on It's business Ior
The six months ended September 30, 1Se9. Inc
hoard unan mOuSy adopted the recommendation OF me
Finance COMMITTEES that II ineXpedient TO declare
a dividend the common stock OF ne company lor
the six months ended September 80, 1889
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
TAMPA TO BE A GREAT PORT
ALL FORMER SOUTHERN DEALS CAST IN.
TO THE SHADE.
ALLEGED COMBINATION BETWEEN Mr.. PLANT
AND MR.. INMAN TO CUT LOOSE FROM
THE EASTERN TRUNK LINES
TO THE sEABoARD.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

fBY TELEGRAPH THE TEIBUNE1
Birmingham, Ala. Oct. l6.-Ihe largest rail-
road and steamboat deal that mas ever taken
place in the South is now under consideration.
A United States Senator, who is intimate with
the capitalists behind the DEAL is authority for
the statement that H. b. Plant president OF the
Plant system of roads and steamship lines, ana
John H. Inman, president Of the Richmond Ter
mnal Company are at the head OF the enter
prise. They have obtained control of the harbor
rights at Tampa. Fla. and have determined TO
make that port the great shipping place for
all. or nearly all, the export freight from the
Southwest and Northwest to Europe and South
and Central America. The lines will carry their
own freight and that of their connections to
Tampa instead Of to Boston. New.York and other
ports. The lines that are in the movement are
The Richmond Terminal Company's system, in
Guiding the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia ;
the Central of Georgia; the Richmond and Dan
vile, the Georgia Pacific, the Plant system of rail-
roads, the Louisville and Nashville, Texas ana
Pacific, Southern Pacific, and probably the Queen
and Crescent the Plant Steamship Lines ana
several new lines of steamships are to DC estiO-
lished. The harbor will be improved, new
wharves will be built and terminal facilities ar
ranged
Besides this. it is given out that Messrs Plant
and Inman will build an airline of their own
from Tampa to Mobile and New-Orleans IN order
10 facilitate the handling of the great influx OF
Western freight from the Southern Pacific and
other lines terminating at New-Orleans. The deal
was brought about by the action of number OF
trunk lines in the South and West sending
freights over long routes TO Eastern points ana "A
lack of uniformity in rates. and other compllca-
tions between the managers of Southern lines
and the Eastern lines TO the seaOOard Inc re-
suit will be that large portion OF NorthWSesterrn
freight. as well as that from the South and South
west, will 90 TO Tampa for export. Ii will be-
great benefit TO the South III many ways. BE-
Sides alording better facilities for foreign ship
ment, il will result In the establishment of new
steamship lines at Tampa, Pensacola and probably
Mobile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-17
pn,c.vns on THE MISREPRESENTATION LINE.

BRIGANDS on THE AMERICAN-MEAIOAN LiNh
New-Orleans Oct 49," The Times democrats US
match from Brownsville, TEX. says: Last hlsn'
sheriff Brito and Sergeant Harns' vi '"0
rangers. with rangers and deputies returned from
an extended scout through Hdalgo and the upper part
Of Cameron County. They found that t"o DshuS
~ blicands had beon engaged In the recent rals i'll
the two counties, one of eight men, hesdeo ny
Nicholas RenavldeO notorious mupierer ana ueI'
under Indictment in this county AID Ildalgo' ana q
larger party OF twelve men, led by negro haiofceo
named Weber formerly of the CueVas hahcn' Il
notorious desperate. Last week Doth these parue9
crossed from Mexico to this side Of the RIVER inc
smaller near Weiss ranch, committing robbery nero
from the yIlarcal boys of $500, which they had IN
the house the proceeds of a cattle sale Tne largest
crossed at the Balsa and is the gang that rODped Las
Anlnas The larger party returned to Mexico az INC
Capoto ranch In Hidalgo County on Friday mght' anu
the smaller went back the river saturday hshs
at the Pamela The people In IIdalgo and me upper
mart Of this county are in great dread and terror All
are armed and guarding their houses, ana When men men
co out to herd cattle they 20 In welEarmed parues'
Hunters and rObberes are frequent, SUNDAY at uc
san Jose ranch. a woman, Pamllla CohiredS, NdS
sabbe.l eleven times by Lui Rodriguez, who escaped
90 Mexico She Will die. Adviccs from Mler, Men,
stale that Pedro Guerra, wealthy r1hcIcr WilHe vi
bis way 10 town. was waylad and murdeIed'