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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
TnE CONFIDENCE MEN.
They Arc Keeping Their Victim Thorn
ley Oat OF the City.

They Arc Keeping Their Victim Thorn
ley OGt OF the City.
John c, Thnnley. the swede who was
swindlcd out OF 500 Last Thursday by ). W.
Hall aid James Sanford, and afterwards in
duced tc AZ from tho city by coafeccraes OF
the two confidence mca has not yet returned 10
the city, II was understood on Saturday that
Tho,nley bad been located at Aberdeen and had
promised t. Nc IN the city to appear against the
men yesterday morning The eases were called
yts;srcay ~ 10 o'elcck. but Taomlcy
did rot appear when called for.
Attorney seer berg, who psoset uting the
case, mossd for = continuance Of two days In
support Of which notion he read an AFFIDAVIT
made by himself 10 the efecs thai Thornley, had
goae 10 Aberdeen to spead week with az
urc.e. with the promise TO return at the end Of
that time; thai kilograms and letters have been
sent to Afeidcea 10 have Thornley, intercepted.
aud that tho same were got en- hold OF by Hal
and Sanford OF their friends. The sfiisvit
closes with copy Of the following letter which
Is self explanatory
"sxeorAIxIE HorEi. May ID.
'sir Lawyer Sodcfbers have get back my
money ard also The money paid out to you
as aud 10 Judge Muller go. wish nothing
mare would be done in tna case. for the most
important thias Tor me was to get my money
back. Yesterday received n telegram BY
reason OF which am compelled to leave. In .
weeks timc hope 10 return here fSeatfle) and
wili then see yoa again. Yours very obligingly.
"JoHs c. THoxLxy.'
After rea!ing the afsidavit the attorney pro-
cccacd 10 argue the case. lie was followed By
tho Defendants attorney aud atIz o'clock the
melton was submitted. Justice Miller decided
20 grspt continuance until today.
The prosecution will maze every effort posi-
hls to have Tnoaley in court today. but
whether they wilt bo successful or not
Is . question. Hall can DO held, a. the charge II
carrying concealed weapons eau be easily
proven. With SANFORD il will be more difbcult
II was understood last evening that charge Of
gambling would be made az inst BIN and the
case taken up Immediately. II liz thought tha.
such charge eau he proven against him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

The Deeds Recorded With the Auditor
Yesterday.

The DecSts Recorded WIN the Au0lsof
Yesterday.
Real state transactions from January I. 1880.
TO date are ss,s7s.2s9.5l. There were fled fo-
record yesterday 50 ceeds. the considerations
aggregating sai,.s0. an average OF s6S4.s7.
Following IL the list rs furnished By Osborne,
Tremper Co., absiractors OF title, rooms 9.
10, ii and II. Boyd block:
SPL Co. 70 W. Lssky. lots s and =, blk b. s.
p. l. Co.'S second add. SEQ
b. b. & Co. to L. H. Locken. lots and 10,
blk "a, S. p. l. Co.'S second add. $50.
g. T. L. Co. TO p f. L0ney, lots IL and II, blk
"a. 8 p. l. Co 8 second add, $50.
eP. L c.. to G. Sehmid. lot Is. blk 1ol. s. p.
l. Co. 8 second add, $50
J. NJ Butler to J. Anderson, lots 4, 5, Z and s..
sec 6, tp Is. RI, Sll0
II. White to N. Olsen. lots II and ~. blk 3,
White & Manning's add to West Seattle, $3.50
h. c. kilbourne to p. ID. Lndholm. lots and
., blk 50. Lake Union, $i65.
z. T. l. Co. to o. Counter, nw1@ OF sec 81. tp Il,
r4sL
7. s. Sloan to B. Christopher, lots II and II.
blk Ii, 8. a. Bells first add, 400.
T. l. Dabney to W. y. Burk, SKIS rods in swlz
OF sec Is, tp D. 4, $500.
T. l. Dabney to ]. 4. Rurk, Kiss rods In swi<
Of sell sec ., tp IS, 4, $500.
A. Burns to c. Waters. lands in sec q. TIP 81,
r7,sl.
w.c.L Co to L. VI. Llndgren. lot :. blk A..
Gilman Park add. s225.
C. A Bray to A. v. Bell, lots, blk II, Eastlake
add, s401.
o. p Baker to J. N. wallingford. ne u OF Sc q
Of sw u 7. tp 26, "A, $50
b. l. b. /. Co. 70 l. 7. Owens lots in Hunt
ington Park add to Des Moines, $50.
H. G. s. Beliamy to 8. n. Ferguson, lot ?, blk
2, Hicks add, $3.50.
wv. whitney TO C. A. Mott. part OF lot II. blk
S6, Gilman Park add. $3.50
A. J. johnson to D. Deane. lots s. s. and 7, blk
4, Green Lake Circle Railroad add. $50.
w. c. ]. Co. to ID. Mcvay. lots and 8, blk SO,
and lots and 8. blk 80. Gilman Park add. 1850
NJ. Gottstein ct al. to l. swartz. lots and p blk
8, Gottsiein's First add to West seattle, $500.
8 NJ. Harris to d. J. Turner, lot .. blk II,
Lawe's Second add $40
L. c. Pitnsr to A. Johnson, lot 2. blk 4, Pitncrs
Division 70 Green Lake add. 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

oo3eud's Address Before the rni-
/ literary Socisties Last Night.
MI eddsezs before the literary s5cle-
University OF Washington vas eesiT-
1eAl school building last evening by
rree1and, of Detroit. Mich. There
elfendanos Of tho various soc. cties
guests. The Stage was very pfcttily
nev. Ffecland, Miss Maud McClel-
hit Il the Phiiomathean Society, and
hon. ITO president OF the evening,
lhte on the stage. Preceding the lee
musical selsci.ons were exceIensly
kfainfncnt opened with . vocal duet
= D. Lyon aud Mr.. ,. r.. Niddlehrook,
z n . VIOLA SOLO By Professor r. G.
cal solo By MrA. Middleton aud q
~ Mr1 Lyon.
>land WAS then introduced by Prcsi-
pu. The sahjeet 81 his Iccturc was
o1ke.atlons OF Advanced Education 20
" He reviewed the many political
peoh1ems Of the pressns time, which
uts Of the univcrsIties oi TO-
q have to solve. ard showed
educated and enlightened pub
nt must BE- the tssis Of all poliEcai
order. All lava are dependent aron
klOn for enforcement. Not until q Law
eaol0si 0f public sense can IL be en-.
5tSe ms good citizens % make laws.
Bivs ron rood Laws"
otn9 the literary exercises RI the
! b held n tbs University chsfcl.
. n . general reunion OF the alumni.
10 = large numhes Of members now In
Unexpected that tho meeting viii hs
rnded.
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An untrue Doctor.

Dr. True and John Riley were arrested
yesterday for fighting. the latter held as . COM
planning witness The circumstances OF the
fight Is developed By the trial. are as follows:
DE-. True has been selling Q remedy
on the streets with guarantee
that it viii cure rs reprs santed or money re-
turned. Joan Riley purchased . box and not
satis6ed WIKI It's potency. appeared to DR.. True
on the street and demanded his money back.
The doctor ridicuied him in q crowd and SO
exasperatcd Riley that he called him . liar.
whereupon the Coctor jumped from his car
risge aud procee ded TO do up his dissatisfied
pairoa. when to b were tested. DR.. True was
fined IS ty Justice Rivers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

chsnse IN wsgek cszmistse haz 80 matter
In hnnd
Tss caspenten' and Joineu Untcn has ben
dss<n4sfng the sdvis3h-issr 81 Daktne de-
uard for N elxht-hcur dsy and - increase Of
urgz~ Of q leass - senfk The carpenters vfN
simply follow up the move1ens 81 ~ unions
sfi over he couary for making eigas hours
dzs's woyk when Ire cafpe2tess - ouf on
strike shes expect - sin without daisy. . thaf
union IL ore Of the serunseas sui ufH receive
the support of I'll tbs unious tane care PREV
io1ssy INSIDE demand 5oT shorter hCun ana
have been gererxi'y sresessful
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

- D0n1o1l Mon % Have m ExcursiOn-
o. f1e Ellensburg.
13socg ol Doutah Men Of Americs has
G10neeusenA for special excursion to
pGRk on Bunday. JmnoG
e NGU pofked with ~ excursionis's re-
ly0m ezscquaimie Falls sunday night.
ln5xsfn al FyIhiAs delegates left this city
Nv mneuinG In : special Pullman car fer
4o<g. - axt<nd the ssssion 81 tho grand
GEf6l xnGlueer Tnlcott o. the Seattle. Like
eg . N1ake1i railway goes OUT over he line
IN ~ Inspect The work done Is far 81 the
l<k q ltd.
G1tcn6o. Milwaukee = st. Paul railway, re-
1141 q ne city yesterday from Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
rooLKp ny A CAS- JET.
A Light In the Central scheel Causes .
Fire Alarm.

AselerAane slssm ca e1 Sss. sSe Gre seps;s
rnent Of osescek las sveainS % an imaginary
are in the Cea;rsi sesesiaoRse on stN;a street.
rs a Misunderstanding engine Ma. ana hook
and ladder No /. wA4eh responded. Seas 10 the
coErtacuse
ythe time sne tear hst rsallsd The heavy
spyas atus an 70 she CsasrKi sshoal crowd ~
several auaSfea persons bad collected s; TIE
eassasng. whicA. e<snk fsora fae saSswssk ga
Marian street, - Sasa "a he tirnsag Ia TIE
eessser. The .ppesFsree 81 aEs Vas caused ~ q
fsekersns sss sei ia tac mssm be- "a The sacooa
ia sse enllasng fAat sAsy learness the exase CT
The annzssal issls
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
ExrlCED FROM HOME.


0onA Jenacn's Catherine IL GONE and
Cannot bc fonnsi.
Hans Jensen, an elj nsea llxing ia North
neetsse. reported 10 tire poiice Yesterday that
Ma ls.year-old dauehte had hsen entsced away
from home by Mr. and Mrs Charles A. O sen,
~ uncle and anat by marriage, and solicited
eAeir assistance in finding her. II appeared thu,
- nisl. whose name IL kisiie. had xcsne ilstle
iffacnlfy with her iatacr, and The aunt and
uncle. whe are not over ford Of
- father, induced hsr tn leave
Iama This she fia Mays. The case vas 70,
rSnoPtcd sooner because the father hal hene.
ehes no could got The child - rssara home
vilhcut invpking ehe power of the lsw. where
s13nen ana his wsfe took the child is unkraaa.
hnt ID 4 thenght that they went % Tscorna sr,.a
hefoI
Thn e,,l d Is years old, 70 ave feet two IN ehex
ssll. has koldcn brown hair eropsssa short, has
fnlf fnoe with roxy ekeeks. is well ieraea ard
No Z lively. active manner She II supposed Z,
nav worn aask.ted dreSs. short hack Jersey
rnrk. and strAw hat with rcd rihhoa on 4,
swhen ohe laff here TIE police in al OF ths
es,ies o1cnx the Coast via be notified and every
eFors made "a locate the child.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

A Fiss BsIlding Ia ~ ERECTED In north
Seattle.
TIE Odd Fellows Of This city afe making
preparations for he construction Of fne brick
hss on the cite Of the present Odd Fellows hail
in North seattle. upon ne plans prepared SINE
time eso
Tue new building - 10 b. 1oxi2D ieee in sise
and Eve stories hssh, the top one not extending
tie whole length Of the hafjding. bus sufficient
IL long 20 provide for . hanqucf hall snd
kitchen. Tie Iswer story will e for business
houses snd The upper q viii Be : the 60
counctsssoa Of the various branches 81 the
oratr. including the encampueul
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rus Ant nxaInIrroS.


ouenine ~ Mrs. !. Watson rrass's Re-
eeptton Yesterday.
All DAY yesterday constant stream az ladies
ana rcnslomen. whose taste for at leads them
8 insneef Wogks cf merit. roarea snso the ars
rcoms 81 Messrs Rake. Cole 4 Co. under tue
new Arlington hcssa on From; stysel The ee-
casiou was the rcccntiea ssyea as Ms J. VAT
s,n Pratt. Who has seventeen fns gSsnisnss an
exhfbitsou. any osse cf which wcaaa essssse ser
e distinction - ~ artist ct extraordinary
tnient The greater nnsaeev ef her rsesnses sFe
nuwer pieces but MrA ftsu hes also hena
happily successful n other airsciioas 0ae 81
~ mosf mcrisorsoNs al her works Is satstsea
tia vtoisnisi." copy OF Dstassno's fsusaas
ractnrA The artist has beea ssEapaesss1y
@Hna % he italsaa srhaas. sssd sss
01h3ece r. - BslAsAno would hsvs IL. tes h0w
Mxeuse b the rapture os the asassclae. a. he
21nkt his holy 10 tie dassss sts&.E' ass vs4y
& .kuda suSx<oss nnsss-2uslS fcz tss owa mke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

Over the NORTHERN Pacific railroad; dining cars
and Sleeping cars every daY III the year. Seattle
10 Cateavo I'll miles the shortest route. Second
coraKaodaficns
1Migry IagsE HOURS Aso rHiRrY-sfx MINUTES
saved in aehing Gale ago via this line. 4
Chilber<. city ucket agent sls Seccud street.
Boston block; +. Ioukln. defo. ticket agent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

Night Jaiier Al Ryan presented his resigna-
ton to Sseri6 NcGraw yester3aT after
noon 1t was accepted. to take ef-
feet Immediately. and Deputy Sheriff
John Crsbtree appointed to the position The
new appointec assumed charge OF the county
jai. last night Mr.. Ryan's obsecten to the 20
sisiou was that Il WIS too combining. He viii
remain here tn Seattle and win probably engage
In business
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chs,a,cn E,,ax

The peasant favor. gentle action and soothing
Effects Of syrup Of Figs. when in need OF lax
alive aud II the father o. mother be cossive or
bilious The most gratifying results follow ito use.
40 that IL Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
~opfpeKx PAcrrc Rauen.s

Tourist sleeping ears daily retvcen Seattle
Aa6 GAieagn isen'y-Ese miles fae shortss,
ro4le snt scsee hoars AID thirty six sainn,rs III
advance @. oanspetIag lsaeS A. Chilterg cssy
Ia ke5 sxent slb >ecoad sisees. koston biccx +
IunAin, Ssgsat tsckas agent. seattle.
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sxw nnAes Ar GREEN LAKE..

Many buildings ia Seatie's sahurhs are not
shown sa the list 81 has ding permits issued by
the hsltlifrg Inspector. Ni:aia the past few
DAYS the sei Ing persons Rave commenced 10
haila at Green Lake; Mrs Asrxsres Reii q
s. so hsase. NJ A = Wells. sio01 house:
Mr. l. A. Ainot. s&0a9 house, Mr. Fred T.
Paiuser. - g. 90 iaasa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

Street Commissioner Alexander said yester-
day that every tent except one that had not re-
ceived an extension OF time from the council
had been removed by occupants. and thu
remaining one, which was ca second street.
would be taken down today. He viii bcgin put
ting down the sidewalks 10 prore. grade on
Second street Thursday or Friday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

Ne. 7. f. Townsicy. proprietor Of the Weekly
Obstrrsr. and Mrs. Marietta Bailey were mar
ried last evening at GIL Broadway by Rev. John
+. Damon. A small party CT friends witnes sed
the ceremony and spent pleasant evening
with the happy couple.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20
aasINo SHIP CARPENTER,
! Recovered or the Ocean Dock
Yesterday.

Of = man. supposed tn bc that OF c.
Ship carpenter on the ship nlnejscxet,
April q. was found floating in the
Ballsst island. bv rarsy OF siwashes
block yesterday morning. II was I'm
towed ashore "a the Ocean dock and
mari sent for. That Official, on asfiv-
wharf. had II removed 10 Bonnny &
y wss that OF nan probably as years
10 feet ten inches tall. rather stout,
10 hair and small brown mcas,sche.
was horribly swollcn, and little could
what the features were like. IL was
: full sack suit 81 hlne chcviui,
pn Ahirt aud coasrcss CATERS Ia The
kket Of the coat was .ou "a small ae-
* marked ~. b. Jones In secouu,
b Frank 4 Co." and containing in one
address OF Mira Isaac Frank. r. o.
seattle. In the Pants pockets wese
hest key, 81 50 In cash aud handker.
In she vest. caught Ia hutianhole,
ID OF watch chain,
~ description answers very closely that OF
5ohnnon, che carpenter on the R.uejacket wha
I'll overh0Ard from the vessel al the Ocean
1ock while going aboard csriy on the morning
d April ~ Johnson was . s.agse maa. Is
voaSs Of age. and native Of sweden.
4 cali q she postefsicc revealed the fact tha,
onx 90 - held by johnson. aud that he slone
Fsooivoo his mail In the box II was wns not De-
13dsd lat night what disposition viii be made
Y The body.
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rms rIuwnnns. srkrxx.


and Carpenters VIII strike
The sssaasissa So tie rsamheFs strike vas
Pa trsssy aHsAaEzea sAss EtxAs A. g.
seasrmaf L Caaraey sn4 &. nlhs / Ceza
paay esleg kns oais Ssass thai bad ihesr sasa a.
vesg en- vasiosx a9sssgags IN touR. ne YsgaaAr
ess say tsks cshss rrnss are ca az rsiaE II xv.
Ing In. as.s sass shsy srs eoaSGeas ef a4ananx
6. &svs
IKE asxsFs' resaa ss< AT ssssa sSslea ia TIE
rassEsg e srsSssx. ess "a a kaosa tsai they sa-
tsG. 10 asaAe demand teg saoxsxE hears aaA .
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The Wasco Around From Portland.
The steamer waseo. Captain Thomas J. Pow
ers. arrived here last evening from Portland ana
is DOW tied up at Bakers what She reached
Port Townsend from the Columbia river early
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PaIouse Criminal s,nt.uced.

CoLrAx, Nav Nv. p. Arthur, convicted in
March of ASS nit upon Albert Grigs, at Palouse
City. in q shooting ARRAY, had q new trial in the
supreme court today and was sentenced to Q
fine of 800 and costs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-20

s'Straisht Tip Didn't Count.
Justice Rivers has rendered decision against
the plaintiff in the case OF J. Il. Smith W r. ].
McKinnon. suit to recover $4s put up on .
straight tip" on Cameron.
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nATIkN1Nsi RATJnoys-

Oar next ios o. eaaioans wGli he ready 10 riss-
tribute Fssday. We will give one 10 each chili
accompanied es 10 pzreats o. guardians
IEestsF tlaA-y
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seems WOOL DRESS GOODS.
rwsntv.sve eeEt al weol. - lsca dress goods
GnRstar fsL4ayx
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fssssAssa yez~ fscxess AL r~x.gvA yaar .sesp
sas-ear sceoziagss 1isa oxss Sny@Aerr pa-sxv
ssisrsss. A. CAssazsgs essy t@eses ageaf rs
kxE srrs.s Rstse
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iak CENTS sATTrgSS

large assortment 20 select frora French
satte&ES $ esats. Chester ear.
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SEw gARAsoIs AND UMBRELLAS
We FAST eJeRs4 ear new ssscx. Chester
Gear.
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Easss ySsss she xxcgfsfaa, seattle 10 San ..e
Fues art FSsgra, On Thursday. The sae sss.rse.
" zsso. fats a-eans sgnsn r0rf sad. will make
aeE sas11sa trip CD thai dAy. For fAstseutars
asgsy 81 ussce 81 the san de Faez SAIp Ana
kxt re%3 Sontp PAM. roaAss - aud ~ sshsaes-
maa aloek. cara~F Froat aad cAeFry
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BE Inc Il shesH rFsmsaxs EAls a. Mrs. u.
n Tease ieE tbs wstk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-11
A s25,OOO,OOO BANKING CONCERN.
An American European Company Organized in
Philadelphia.

An AmsrIcan-EurOpeanC Company Organized in
rhiladelphia.
Special to the Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 10.-Whar-
ton Barker has organized q new Ameri-
can-European company with f5, 600 900,
equal TO SIS, Zoo. 200, capital, ons-half
of which will be issued now and the bal
ance later on. The company will engages
in general banking and financial BUSH
ness. Among the American directors are
Wharton Barker, E. P. Wilbur, presi-
dent Of the Lehigh Valley road; Thomas
NJ. King, vice-president of the Balti-
more and OHIO; George D. B. Keim,
manager Philadelphia and reading;
Henry c. Gibson, leading capitalist of
this city; John Il. Converse, of the
Baldwin locomotive works; William
Brockie, president of the Investment
company of Philadelphia; charlemagne
Tower, Jr.; James Bement Of Bement &
Deugherty, and Simon B. Fleischer.
The European directors are generally
quite as well known in London and con-
tinentsl cities as the above are on this
side Of the water. The chief offices Of
the company viii be in London and
PHILADELPHIA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-11
NORTH TEXAS DOCTORS.
Proceedings OF Their Convention in Bonham,
which Convened Neutrality-suspicious. In
terestIDg Papers Read.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BoNHAM, TEX. June 10.-The North
Texas medical association met at Haden
hall, in this city, this evening at 3
o clock in semi annual session. About
seventy members were present. DR.. V.
A. Howett presided and called the body
TO order at the appointed time
and its deliberations were opened
by prayer offered by Elder Charles
Carlton. DR.. Braunders then intro
duced Hon. r. NJ. Lusk to the associa-
ton, who, upon behalf of the mayor,
the common council and the citizens of
Bonham, welcomed the association to
city. His address sparkled with
bright thoughts, and was well
received on the part of the as
sembled doctors, and was briefly
and pleasingly responded to by the
president. In the absence of the regular
secretary, DR.. W. R. Matthews was ap-
pointed secretary pro tenn.
DR.. Wilson moved that all applicants
for membership be invited to take part
in the proceedings of the association I'M
til Tomorrow session, when applica-
tons for membership will be considered
On motion of DR.. Fort, representatives
of the press were invited to seats in the
body.
DR., J. II. Wilson on behalf of DR.. B.
Saunders and himself, delegates to the
American Medical association, read a
report of their labors as delegates which
was received and the thanks of the
association rendered them.
Then the section of practice of medicine
was open, DR.. d. NJ. Ray, chairman
of the section in the chair.
DR.. Erwin of McKinny read
a paper on "massage, - which was
discussed at length by Drs. Fort, Howett,
Wilson, StinsOn and others.
DR.. Hefehnger read a paper on the
treatment of diphtheria, which ELECTED
much discussion. IT was a fine paper.
Two other papers, one by DR.. Matthews
on kidney disease. and the other on a
similar topic by DR.. Ray, were read and
discussed
The Democratic club invited, through
a note from its chairman Drank Brazel-
tom the association to hear the Hon.
Gustave Cook. The association ex-
tended a vote of thanks TO the club for
the invitation
Tomorrow night the Shakespeare club
will entertain the association at the resi-
dence of DIR. B. Saunders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-11
Connie de Paris, ,ranifs.to.

Special TO the Gazette
PARIS, June 1o.-since the release of
the duke of Orleans royalist circles in
this city have been in stete of feverish
anxiety. There is every reason TO
believe the Comte de Paris Is about 10
issue manifesto to the French nation,
as he has arranged for grand council to
take place on Wednesday and Thursday
at the Sheen house near London. All
members Of the Orleans family and their
advisors will be present for the purpose
of considering the political situation :.
On Friday and Saturday a reception of
Royalists Will be held in the chamber of
the French senate.