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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One Year, 81 Six Mo. Csc Three Mo- 35c
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ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING sunday
! yr in ADVANCES 90 3m. in advanceS2 w
q M. in advance 90 weeks III adv. w
One month 80. zoe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03

THE people in Denver last year voted
S700, 900 for paving the streets, and the
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Eastern advertising Office, Room q
Trihure BUiJoj1o. New York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
on hand for reference. Patrons and friends
are cordially invited to visit and avail them-
selves of the facilities Of our Eastern Office
while in New York.
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Third Charge.

The next charge was brought up by
Christian Rapp, tailor, who testified
that he had made clothes for the sons of
Col Kiefer; that he had promised to
pay for the clothing thus furnished and
failed to do so. The testimony showed
that the clothing made for the son who
was a minor was paid for by Kiefer;
that the clothes made for his son who
were not paid for.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-J,tdde MontqOmerJ
Yesterday Lery agt. Berger;
judgment by stipulation. In re. will Mary
+. Summers; verdict sustaining the will.
EQUITY CoURT-JuSticfs Hdgner. Jd3I,.s and Cor.
Yesterday Brinkmann agt. BrInkmanu; d.
vorce granted Burrows agt. MIlburn; decree
setting aside deed. Baker agt. Baker; sale
decreed and ". J. Miller and j. f. Green ap-
pointed trustees to sell. Reese agt. Reese;
divorce granted. Cox agt EnSlish; decree
appointing new trustees Mckee agt Coch-
rane; time to take testimony limited to thirty
days. Cissel agt. Lee ct al; pro confesso
against certain defendants. jackson agt.
Bradley; amended bill dismissed with costs
Mckinney agt. Mckinney; auditors report
ratified and distribution ordered. Fisher agt.
Fisher; testimony ordered taken before Ex-
amner c. 7. Montgomery. jackson agt.
bradley; final decree correcting certain deeds.
Irunnell agt Homes: sale decrced and j. C..
Marbury and II. L. Taggart appointed trustees
to sell.
CRIMINAL COURT- Chef Just &c BtnqhdnL
lesterday-Frank Savoresc, unlicensed bar;
noile pros. entered. Albert &. Justice. un-
licensed commercial agent; verdict set aside
and case dismissed. Valentine Grceser, Sun
day bar; nolle pros. entered. James Watson,
unllcens ed bar; not guilty
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Sunday DRINKS in Alexandria.

where's my hat?" asked Walter Lewis, a
South Washington negro, when he arrived on
a ferry boat at the wharf Sunday. Walter had
been visiting Alexandria and was much the
worse for the Alexandria SLEEPY head" he had
drank. He sat near the rail on the upper deck
and got drowsy. His hat fell overheard and he
refused to leave the boat bare headed. When
Officer King told Walter that he had lost his
hat overheard he accused the policeman Of
having stolen 1t. On account of his profane
and indecent language the officer placed him
under arrest and on account of his resistance
he felt the weight of the officers club ON his
head. Il went to Alexandria for good time "
he told Judge Miller yesterday, and the Judge
told him that he was now paying for his fun
This Is a thing that happens almost every
Sunday" said the judge. People go TO Alex
andra on Sunday and then come home Ill the
afternoon drunk, so that ladies are almost pro-
hiblted from taking the pleasant trip. 1t ought
to happen only once" A tine OF $40 OF thirty
days was imposed.
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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
I. E. Duffey ct al to F. Thomas, subs Is and
l6, 50. 62O; s.. A. L. Swartwout to Maria
Brooks, lot and pit 8, blk. 10, lie Droit Park
8. T. Z. Snyder to Nancy NJ. Werner, lot %,
blk. 6, Trinidad; $500. Anna s. Green to L. o.
Howard, lot 2, blk. 80, Brookland; 1913. 10. A.
Is. Mullet ct al to Hannah Mullet, interest in
estate of A. A. Mullet. 8. Mary b. Smoot to
Chloe Roeser, pts. n and rs, b. 4 II. Ad to W.
W.; 6. Chloe Roeser to Ann Z. Ward. same
property; $4,000. W. Mckinney to w. Warning,
subs 10 to 81, SO. GIT; $. J. H. Walter to c.
Gessford subs 10 and IL, So $3.50; 300. W.
Mex. Ryon ct al. to J. II. Ralston, pit. Fetch
alls Chance; G. A. c. Clark TO S. Maddox,
lot 4, 50. l040; s.. l.. Russell to Z. Wolff, pit
49, 50. 672; 8. Mary ]. Snowden to G.. W.
Beattey, lot 4, blk. 2, Ivy City; 1925. F. Mar
bury to A. NJ. Bliss, pit rs, wigfeld Estate; $.
W. H. CarricO to W. A. Hutcherson, pts and
), So. 1901; $500. ii. S. Walter to Maria l..
Rose, lot 4. SO. 1854: $500 Helen Clifford TO
A. G.. Clark, pit. 7, So 795; $1,000. J. L. Schaf-
trt to Jno. Stephenson, sub $, 50. 506; $500.
Mary J. Holmes to Christina Kramer, W. q %,
SO. S7S; s.
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No Hone for kemmler.

The case of William Kemmler the Buffalo
murderer. came up in the supreme court at
Auburn, NY, yesterday for the last time, when
District Attorney Rich, in behalf OF Attorney
General Tabor, made a formal motion to make
the judgment of the court of appeals the judg-
ment OF the supreme court. Justice Dwight,
who presided, entered the required order.
kemmer was not present. the court not Deem
ing his presence necessary.
The condemned man seems to have eXpe-
rienced religion IN earnest and now spends
most OF his time in prayer. Last week he ex-
pressed a desire to see a minister aud at his
request the prison officials sent for Rev. G. A.
Houghton, pastor of the First Methodist
Church, who visited him on Saturday afternoon
and prayed with him for some time. DIR.
Houghton says ne was favorsbly impressed
with the mans fervor and believes he is truly
repentant. Dr. Houghton will visit kemmler
daily until the end.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Every one who wants to hire help or find
asituation, buy or sell real estate, let or hire
houses or rooms, find work or workers, borrow
or lend money, or offer or find bargains of any
third pages of The STAR. They constitute q
perfect daily history and directory of the minor
needs and activities Of this community, and
each new advertisement therein is as well
worth reading as any other department Of the
paper.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHoRT ROUTE To LONDON,
- NOhDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD q. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers.
To SOUTHAMPTON Lordon, HayreJ Bremen
Aler, Wed. April It, r. m: Merra. Sat, April g.
$50 am. saale We'd, April 23, AIN Ems, Sat,
April ~ ain; Traye. We'd, April ~, = pm; EIbe
Sat May 3. 800 pm.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table luXur
saloon apo lntments Prices: lst cabin, $50 and up
ward berth. according location: I'd cabin $50
adult; steerage at low rates Apply to L. r. DROOP,
92o Penn. ave apl2
N0RDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. CO..
~ Baltimore 10 Bremen direct
Steamships:
Stuttgart, ." Main,
Dresden, 4" 1900 Hermann"
MueDchen, " America,
Splendid accom- modatons, good sable Rates from
S6U to slOO. according to location OF rooms
For particulars apply 10
EFF. DROoP. Agent,
mh2o- lm :l1l III ave
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A NcHoRr linz H., vnnss or,,-,o
LlNERPOOL VIA GU. ENSTOWN.
Steamship City OF kOIne from New York
Saturday. NAV 3, May 81, June ~, July 20
Saloon Passage. 500 TO 800 Second class, $50.
GLASGOW SEkNICE.
Steamer Every Saturday from New York TO
GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
Cabin Passage 10 GLASGOW, Londonderry or Liverpool
S0Oand SbU. Second-class, $50.
Steerage Passage, either service, so.
Saloon Excursion Tickets ct X -duced hates.
1rave ers Circular Letters OF Credit auG Drafts
for any amount issued ut lowest current rates.
For Books Of Tours, Tickets further information
Apply To HENDERSON BROTHERS,, New York or
O. W. MOSS, S2l Penn. ave. IL W., Washington
m19 }m
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CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, l4l9 + ST. n. w.,
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED By
- u.e until MONDAY, APRIL TMENIl-FIAST.
1890, at 1MELNE OCLOI NJ, for the purchase
Cash Of the Xlred ERIN Of the Lease the store
No. 10 10Th 81. the southeast corIer of New
York and oh st, with the fixtures therein. in
this city, occupied by Il. b Bryan & Co. The lease
Is tor the dry goods business only and Is tor years
from December s. 1889, at a monthly rental. in
advance, OF two hundred and seventy-ve CS270) dol
lars during the first three OF the term and three
hundI ed during the last he lease he
nspected at the store OF ii L. Moodard Co.,
of 10th and sts where the proposals Will be opened
by me at the time above named and reported to the
court for direction s acceptance.
apl2-5t FRANK T. NJ. BAIRD. Receiver
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James II. Manning's success in the Albany
election has given him boom for governor.
The national temperance congress will be
held in New York city May IA and Is, to which
all national and state temperance societies and
all organizations opposed to the saloon are
invifad
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BALTIMORE AND ONO R.nRo,n

schedule m iect Hecen'ber - issS
Leave Washington irom station corner " New Jersey
.,t9rs, aS1r and Northwest. kestibuled Limitsd
for Cincinnati. ST. Louis snd IndisnApoliS erprsss
cay nr p 40 an1 80 N! v.-.,, -,
or Il s5s 4 M n ana .hpTs.s 40 pm
or MlhCneettr ANA way stAlous. 10 ppm
for LuIsy, $40 pm. daily.
lz;lo 200. $50 -? HiinutesS. j J45 ninassss.
ssS &c d! St 1ip sR s 90 So I,s So, go
800. 1890 ana II 80 m
more 5:UO AZ. 80 a. ~ IL y. 20. 90 la
a 20 P.m sunaAys $3.50 An. l.la. sa&5. 3a
Trans leave Baltimore for Washington. week day.,
iiiY am ~ 90 iis ~ So 80 Sts . .1t
4:l5, :Oo, 90 62O. 10. 80 80, %, lO:2d
sl5 I a a. p 90 'r.a ss 80 ia ia s ia
5.9O, 90. d:lo ESQ. $50 $3.50. io.20 lOi2S
For Annspoiis. 40 aud $3.50 an. l2.lo aud ia
nHpolis q 40 anG % ALL. 500 and 500 p.IL
Tor stations on III the Metropolitan Branch. to:4A
nlV:30 an. 81 - N Tor principal stations oAss
tOr kock vile and Way stations, "a :35 pm
foT GAithersbuTs and lnterlnediats points. 'es00I
fOr Boyds and intermediate stations. f7:oOpn-.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday 1t lao
p.n stopping AT all stations On Metro oltan brAnch
Tor Frederick, to:ia. u 20 an. 1S.lO i4.s0 ~
For hAgerstown, fll 20 I'm. and 80 80 pm
1rhins arrive IRON Chicago ualIy ii 10 m. and
4 :I5 p. m: from Cincinnati ana 81 LOuls daily 40
and I. 30 pm. from tlt1sOuTg az O.JJ
y. III. daily
NEn YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
lOr New York Trenton Newark and Elizabeth v
J. 49, rS:OU, 's:.O, IL 90 IA. - 80. - 10 and
'lO:.O pm. Buffet IarlUr on ali dAy
s!eeI liza OF The 10 80 open al = 90 pm
1Or Philadelphia Newark. Wilmington and Chester
- 90 - ~ '0:2U AZ ~ 81. = ~. q ID
Inu 10 80 pm
Ior intermediate POINTS between baltimore and Phil
ldelpnla IL 40 and s. 20 IN. q 90 -: pm
leake Ne or for l.lU
IL ~ ALL. 2svu 'Ja@u 800 I'm AND 'l2:I5
night.
Trans leave Philadelphia for Washington 40
. 10, III u M, / 30. 4 40. - 90, 40 pm
For Atlantic CITY a 90 IN AID IL: 20 IA sur
days OO Am. and $500 noon.
rEhcept sunday. 'Dally. sSunday only.
idences by Union Transfer Co. orders lett st ckse
Offices, u y and 1854 Ia ave. aud 81 Depot.
j. T. ODLII- CHAS. u. SCULI.
d3O Gen Manager Gen. Pass Ara
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IMPROVE THE NUrRITIvE FUNCTIONS OF THE SCALP
by using Halls Vegetable Sicilsn Hair Remover
and thus keep the hair from falling and becoming
gray
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
WATER MAIN TAXES AND OTHER
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.
Continued from Page 100

MuIliCar T p. square SSS
Pest and Directors Geo. College, square 16J s3O4
frest ad ires, Geo. College, square 1GJ as q
NI-r-, L., N. 4 4
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
bya careful Application of the fine properties Of we'll
selected Coos, Mr. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with dclicately favored beverage which may
many heavy doctOrs' bills. 1t by the judi
cous such articles o: diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough to
sist every tendency TO disease Hundreds Of subtle
mA1dies floating around ready - attack
ever there j. . weak point We may escape many q
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame."-CipL
Sirrlce Gazette.
Made supply with boiling water milk. Sold only
In half pound tins BY grocers, labeled thus:
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homeopathic Chemists.
aul 7-sam6tu London. England
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE
CAPT. OeUghegan. leaves stephonsOu's wharf every
Sunday at O'clock pan fOr further informstioa
STEPHENSON BRO,
SeNe street harf
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
Mss EMILY r rnnC ne Err OF
sp15-S. 5i4 Is ne.
= Acme Fhonosr.phy acquired in Io easy lessons
.,gsn ssSshs free s Q, Shns 70 Ss
lars HEAD seHo5 scSE FHoSoF WE @
M Teacher with Mt Carl Fselten a, the New INLAND
NJ his residence in Warrington Will rec i've lin ted
h9 s,ns,o d IDS .'i - f;cTS tsiss fsEln.
Q 'n-pl'ri peF,scnaliy from l to IL daily.
4, IL. 80. s- sonV ~ oEE LANGEAGES WASH;
Melted publisher d Appleton. N.Y. simpihed
French Minister Of Public Instruction. Apl2-lm'
MIss SUSAN ANDREWS RICE VOCAL CUI-
" tnrs heory and ANALYSIS Of MUSIC pn.il OF Mr.
tory. ll27 10Th st ". jaI34m.
C,oLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. el3PA
vsnceS cIs 70 nstruSn9nS Primary and I'D
Pri,n,ipal' late Of New Eng. Conservatory Boston.
MISS BALCHs CIVIL. SERVICE INSTITUTE
f s.o1s Special Lessons for Census Bureau
SPECIAL LESSONS FOR WAR DEPARTMENT
~, e1s5 5n at Miss Balchs Civil Service Inst
tute. l-V' Ioth ST nv aps-2w'
a
n lol4 eth St. n W, bet X and L sits, Miss "
nelly, London MecAst. principal. Ap5-2w'
WooD,s COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 4O7 p CAP ST.
w census and CIVIL Service Examinations
endorsed by those ia attendance.
se sM ioT n,i easy terms RAPID prosress
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y Complete Information. Successful preparation
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE..
Six thorough Courses: Business, EngliSh Account
sncy; Ielesrarhy. shorthand aud fypewutinS. New
{. X. IKSIK, N, cE., PIN.
teen years member Of the faculty Of Eastns Gcege
JOINT author OF the Eastman system Of Training,
al the Verbs Fair held IN Paris
f26
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RS - THos W. sIDwELL. Principal
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723 l4th st; NV.
TRIAL Lessons FREE
branches in New York, boston, Brooklyn, Chicago,
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d2l- GIN. Dir and Mrs. WM. d. CABELI- Principals
SPkNCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE-
- alh aud u SITS. II. ".
School of Business and Counting House Training
School OF Practical English.
School of Shorthand ana Iypewrting
School OF Telegram hy and Electrical Science.
School OF pencerlHn Penmanship
School Of Mechanical and Architectural Drawing
Day and nllyht sessions
Call or send for illustrated catalogue free
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SPENCER. Vice PRINCIPAL sr33
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WINTER RESORTS.

NEW WINTER RESORT,
THE PRINCESS ANNE,
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
second season.
On the Atlantic Ocean, miles east of Norfolk Ac.
CessDe Dy Norfolk and Viz nia Beach abroad which
connects at Norfolk with ali lines of travel Hotel and
appointments unsurpassed. Address
apl-tu, tlSi3 >. r.. ,RIIIENDEN, Manager.
~ ROW N'S MiILS-!N-IHE-PlAES. ELEGANTLY
40 furnished New hotel now oIen sun parlors,
OF wood fires, ceCtrlc IEnts. elevator hIry miles
from lhladcpiia via lennsy Iyania railroad For
rooms, circulars, address l.. ). AIIlCK, Manager,
browns Minis 1 o., y. ). NILS im
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AID FINISH
MAZARIN BOND
Are the Newest Note Papers.
WEDDING ORDERS ENGRAVED.
Samples and Prices Furnished Upon Application.
Send your address and sample book of
40 81 YLE
of Paper Mailed Free.
ROBERT FARNHAM MILLER
fl2-3m BOOKSELLER, 5}9 9TH ST.
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SNIIHS COMBINATION "DARTn SAFETY
~ EOT Ladies aud Gents
bOho' AMI Glk14o' SAEEIIEs.
sA4-om Dol 9TH St NV.
l.IksT CLASS REPAIRING AT REASONABLE
II lrlces ~ PALMER a SONS. 9th and Mass ave :.
20 yeArs al experience Ia all branches of ths
business. (reDtIngl Give a trial fnhlS-lms
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

TOMBSTONE OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and y. Commissioners.
JN0. =. BEALl. 13xl j st. n. In Once from ..
". 70 5 DIN. nl7
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Il ERYAND ENGRAvER AND LITHoGRAPHER.
N lOl2 Pa.
hundred spS
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CMALL EXPENSE. SMALL PROFITS.
- For Fine Clothing st lowest prices 20 A. Ell
MAR, 130l 18th St Full line Il Clothing. Hats
aud Gents Furnishings. Give " . call. A01ms
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PROFESSIONAL.

UOsEPH GAwLER
q FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALhKR
,.,.,, l1S4 fennsyly.Ais ave- a.
2elegbcoe CAL III" q
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BICYCLES.

NEw CYCLE sTORE-CYCLISTS ARE INVITED
AFto iusi eCt the AMERICAN 'RAMbLER" for 90,
lust Ee,elNrd AZ l. b. GkAN ES & CO.'S, 1928 l4IH
81 NV.
Four new patterns in stock. besides large line of
sunCrcs SlOrge renting and made speSIa
ines sole agency for the GUIDING Sian" SALTY
LAdf, Tie l.iest aud best on the market
LARGE RIDING SCHOOL 10 be soon opened
fHr,h4sers taught iree Satellites at frUm sos up 10
Spll-3m L B. GRAVES l. CO.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sIr RAKAUER PIANOS" AXE OF A SUPERIOR
IN toLe, touch and durability. Burdett organs
and ''Pease Pianos at Temple Music, 1909 q st o.
ii. KUHN, Practical Piano Maker. Prices reasonable
terms easy. !a2I-3m
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARE PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST., COR.
~ Env.-first-class Filings inserted. Application
~ gums prevents pain in extracting All branches Of
Dentistry. At present location ten years nlh17
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ATTORNEYS.

- Il. PHILLIPS, JIG. ZACHKY.
-. r. D. MCKINNEY
PHILLIPS. ZACHkl = MCKINNEY
4-6m Attorney s-sI-.Aw. Sun building, st
DADGET 4 FORREST,
II AlIOkNEls AND COUNSELORs AT LAW
iUx 9TH 81. IN
Telephone 1882. oc3O-6m
fJAMPBEIL CARRINGToN, ATTokNEY-AT-LAw.
u eLster Law BUILDING, oU5 u 81 u. ~ " uxton
y. e. As.sosEes S3S b 81. y. az
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lIv.ney. Ldward. square 1927 ..-..... ,
odd. " IIlam Is. IT.. square $. of 1927 ~
DuH"ansOn. Charles C., squares of lO27....... "a
Curlstuau, fh4llp IL, square lO2o. .........---- =
Irwin, JuseIh ;. square 1u:1S. 4 |
Reed, Emily Reed square 1U2S................. |
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MISS BALCHs CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
ASI 100 10th st n.w-Pupils prepared tor all eN-
ann, ations- Special Lessons for Census Bureau
AnN
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weak STOMACH: IMPAIRED DIGESTION: DIS(
SUMMER RESORTS.

A TLANTIC CITY, y. Trent OR SALE
IA o;els, Cottages al d Bath Hou Let's for sale
in all of city: also So Atlantic City, Chelsea
ana f1r Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL G ADAMS CO..
keal Estate AEts., Real Estate and Law Building.
apl5-4Nt
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BAUM'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
f24-3m 4l6 7TH ST. NV.
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FINANCIAL.

OLIVER SYNDICATE.
- DO YOU WISH TO JOIN?
Margin light and good personal notes taken for il.
Margins deposited ill such bank as You approve a.
held there as trust fund Address BROKER. 20.
BOZ 1925. New York. apl5-5t.
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SPECIAL LESSONS FOR WAR DEPARTMENT
~ Examinations Miss Bach's Civil Service Insti-
tute. 1907 10th st NV apS-.w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-07
A LADY KILLED.

The Wife Of an Oklahoma Gun store Proprie-
tor Shot by q Stranger.
Special 10 the Gazette.
OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Oct. 6.-This
afternoon a stranger walked into the gun
shop of Albert Ray, and picking up
crashed threw partition and instantly
killed Mrs. Ray, who was washing dishes
In the rear part of the building. The
stranger fled. aud up to this hour no
trace Of him has been found.
The military camps in this territory
will be abandoned November Is, by or
der OF the secretary of war received here
to-day. The military reservation will
be placed in charge of custodians APP
pointed by the president and then sold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-07

The most widely and favorshly known specially
fits IN the United States. Their long eLpsE1'
rUce, remarkable skill snd universal suefsss 20
the treatment and cure OF NerVous.ft li3ss3tsa nn
Surgical Diseases, ertitle thsSS Ansy9Rt ehysi-
clans to the fun confdeacs sttke-Ghfcted every
where They gusTasttssts5
Effects Of ess.Y tea and the numerous evils that
P6aE1ff ,'BLooD AND SKIN DIsEAsEs speedily,
euSrEfttey pud permanently cured
r NVEvoUs DEBILITY AND sRzUAL DISORDERS
yield readily to their Ekilliul treatment.
Piles EIsTUIA AND RECTAL ULCERS guarau-
teed cured without pain or detention from BUSH
HYDEocHIE AND vARrcocELH permanently and
successfully cured in every case.
SYPHILIS, GoSuREHRA, GLEET, SPERHA-oR-
RHrA Seminal Weakness. Lost Manhood. Night
Emissions Dscayed Faculties, Female Weak
and AL delicate disorders peculiar to either
sex positively cured. well all functional
disorders tn result from youthful follies or the
excess Of mature years.
CNDTrNUUp Guaranteed permanently cured,
EI6luIUftJ removal complete, without cut
tng csusiic Or dilatGtiou. Cures effected at
home y patient without moments pain or
annoyance.
To Young and Middle-Aged Men.
CTpu nTTDp The awful effects of early
1 lUhh UUfh vice, which brings organic
wegEress, Destroying both mind and body, with
3 is dreaded Ills, permanently curet.
TpQ pETT0 Address those who have impaired
DlD, Dill 10 themselves by improper indll-
relce and solitary hEbits, which ruin both mind
and body, uniting them for business, study or
MARRIED MEN or those entering on that happy
life aware OF physical debility, quickly assisted.
Consultation tree, in person or by mail. II
you are afflicted and cannot call, write to US,
tuclcsug stamp for reply. Call upon or address
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-07
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Six Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Strong, Fluctuated Narrowl =
and Closed at an Advance Coffee and
Wool Markets Unchanged.

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct. s, 1890.

FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct. 5, 1880.
A slow, steady rain commenced at an
early hour this morning and continued so
throughout the day-sufflolently so to
make the ground slippery enough to keep
people in doors, and trade in consequence
was very quiet in all local lines. Whole
sale trade shows no decrease in volume or
brlskness.
The general produce markets were
lightly supplied to-day, only light ship
meuts. as is usual on Mondays. Quite
number of bales of cotton were disposed
of, though receipts were light as COM
pared with arrivals.
Changes in any commodity are of little
Importance.