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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The new church of the Christians
church at Proctor. Comanche county, is
completed and the Methodists have So
cured lot for building.
The Cisco public schools have increased
to such an extent as to require the en-
ployment of another teacher.
The plans and specifications for new
Christian church ut Taylor has been re-
ceived by the committee. The work will
commence Immediately and be pushed
to completion as soon rs possible. The
building will cost $40 600.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16
A Banker Sentenced for Two Years.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 15.-Judge
David Mclean, president of the Savan-
nah, Mo-, national bank was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary yester-
day for defrauding his depositors out of
500, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

Just think, the only Nevsr-hsssp, $40
shoe in the city at 20 aRssxes sat-
regular priaesssesssRmsn Bros -
ur6356H0 Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

Trinidad, Col. is said to be attracting
the attention of some of tae leading
glass manufacturers of the Pitts
burg, Wheeling snds other glass
manufaturina centersR in the more
Eastern stated Thee have an i'm
meuse deposit Oh fne& sand and silica,
together with anhakendance of all the
facilities needed fd the production aud
marketing of th&N kpods, including the
to market in sfy directN
In additlonb these ran materials,
Trinidad, bsH& the greates.kcoal pro-
ducing poia west of the Mississippi
river, suppBs both coal and Yoke to
manufacturers at a tritiing cost. For
full information, address Trinidad Land
and improvement Co. Trinidad, Col.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

Can ct GAzETrs business ONCE and, exseaSlrs
his paper's premium eautne4
onaIsia1tse Hlsh The Sunday GAzsrr1 only s.a;
ANN The Daily GAZETTE only sSJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-16

man who has practiced medicine for fortv
'eArS9ught to know salt from sugar; read what
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-08

eyed, black haired aud under 40, in q
country where the male sex predomi..
nate. i could not help expressing ny
surprise that she had been overlooked
for nearly i've years. bot she says the
men don't amount to much socially
In that region and think more Of q
good fat steer than . likely house.
keeper. That the widow 10 Q gosd
provider I can sfnm; everything she
set before us was clean and wholesoms
and we'll cooked; the recollection Of
her pumpkin pie still haunts me; ths
widow has three childres-a restleo
boy offs. . bright ls-year,oid girl and
. boy two years younger. who 10 Q liv-
Ing interrogation point; perhaps tie
ranchuen are afraid Of thess ipcun-
brapceA
A thirty five mile drive In the afsss.
noon brought us to Lisconb's ranch,
where We put up for the night. Il b
known - 'road ranchr out here. 0
sort Of country ipp where the traveller
has right To expect accommodation.
Liscomb Is . widower with one daugh-
ter of Is, who, 30 the ranchep say,
does all the household work. She h
small and thin, with q pretty, intelii-
gent face, and q soul full of music.
The girl IL just at the sge when shs
needs the care and sympathy Of some
good woman. IfLircomb would only
marry the widow there might be the
making Of Q good family. for Mrs.
Morrison sadly needs mans help 10
rule her boys, while Liscomb's girl
would be better of II her father mar
ried again. sounded the widow on
this delica.e question, but did not in
troduce the subject to Liseomb.
Speaking Of Liscomb reminds me %
story told on near neighbor Of his
who indulRes at tim In Miles City
whiskey. Returning from town one
night with tremendous jag, he weat
up stairs and put his dog In the bunk
he usually occup pies. then kicked him.
self down stairs and out the front
door, where he stood barking and
whining. 1t look the combined ef-
forts of his household 10 convince him
he was the boss and not the dog. I
heard thi- story early, 30 avoided the
Miles City product.
Tongue river is unusually high this
season. and the fcrds are we'll nigh In
passsble. A, Stsfford's the water
covered the seat OF our buggy. and The
strong current alm'st owe turned The
vehicle. but with only partial duck
ing we managed to reach the furthas
bank. We saw no signs OF indians
until few miles Of the agency, when
. pair of bucks on Indian cayusss
came down . coulee and made toward
US. But they did not unsling their
carbines and only wanted some To-
bacco, which Jim promptly furnished.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-08
Another Hurdle Race.

The intense enthusiasm engendered
by the running of the hurdle lace on
the Fourth led to another mach be-
ing made on Saturday for $50 between
Flsxey ridden 10y Lindsay aud Head.
light ridden by L .ston, one mile over
four hurdles. The race was announced
for 8 o'clock In the evening and called
together an audience o. some 200 at
the Driving Park. Headlight iiuden
by Sapotls had finished third on the
day previous but some distance BE-
hind Flaxey. Iu yesterdays race,
however. he carried some sixty pounds
less weight and was thus enabled 10
show his mettle. The race was closely
infested from start 10 finish, each
horse being In the lead more than
once. and both taking the last hurdle
nearly together. On the home stretch
Flsxey. - on the day previous, vss
unable to squirt and Headlight showed
to the font, finishing about tws
lengths ahead. Time. 2:07l, which b
q secopd better than was made In
the Fourth Of July race.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-08

At the Rink last evening Ia honor
OF Miss Belle Howard. who leaves
shortly for her home on the Rosebud,
was an excellent success and showed
clearly how the lady was appreciated
by her many friends. Mrs. wn.
Freese Was the hostess Of the evening"
and she and the numerous other
ladies who contributed 10 make TIE
party Q pleasant one, left nothing un-
done that would lead TO the enjoy
msnt Of their guests. There w.s
dancing until q late hour, with luusA
sand wiched IN about midnight Nh
Howard may well feel proad ct this
demoustra In her behalf. and her
friends hope that she may son rstsFn
and again be one Of 10.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-08

The Northern Pacific fallroad win
sell tickets for the above snoampusot
from Miles City to ~. Paul and ~
turn, as one fAss for The roand trioA
Tickets viii b cid fssu @ely - -
bsh isclusive. anal limit q Pe11sa -
sage, July slth. Q. y 0nsgv114
Aesa>
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-08

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
BrsrsEss IN TIE COURT OF AppEAEs.

Albany, oct. oO.-In the Court Of Appeals, First
Division tho following motions were heard to-day
solon Humphreys and another. trustees. etc..
re- pondcnts agt. the New York. Lake Erie and West
ern Railroad Company, ct al. appellants the First
National bank of Gloucester, agt. John Cox, ct al
Motion for reargument. submitted.
"Thc Post Express Company respondents, agt-
stephen Couisy, appellant. Motion TO dismiss ap-
peal ~
Motion to pnt on calendar. submitted.
Tho following appeals from Orders were argued
George +. Isssett, ct al. appellants, agt. Frank
Leslie, implesded, etc., respondent.
William Sperb IT., respondent, agt. the Manhattan
Elevated Railway and another appellants.
The People rel Theodore Bake. respondent, AT,
stephen H. French. ct al, as Commissioner. etc, ar
pellants.
The people cx rel Cornelius Weston. appellant, agt
John McCuve ct si. Commissioners. etc., respondents
samuel F; Nsstor appellant. agt. Magdacna Bschoh
The people ex rel. Richard W. yelling. respondent
sgt. Alexander Meakim ct al, Commissioners, etc.
appellants.
Elbert Stannsrd, implicated, etc, appellant, agt.
Charles z. Hubbell ct AL respondents.
william B. Royss ct a.. respondents. at Jennie T.
T. Adams, appellant Submitted.
In 70 William +. Ven TsAsel. - taxpayer, stS..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
FIVE FURs OF FASHIONABLE CUT.

C. c. shaync, manufacturing furrier. is now MAKING
an extensive exhibit of fine skins ana luNnilous
made I'D garments in fur at his uptown store NO i-f
wet rorly-second-s which is branch OF his whole
sa,e store. No 1903 PrinCest. though furs are sun
cold at retail at the latter store great NUMBER VI
nonnIar shapes are shown in capcs III de'eht vareueS
~ fur including Crown Russia sa5lcs whoh rauHo
A., nrce fom $50 TO $500. Among IN" most styllSh
and elegant cape, those OF black mink shhS VIII"
the "a. hiouae Queen Anne collar, the front OF ne
cane heng fit I'd TO the figure An elegant shor' wrap
With long tab fronts is fitted to the hSure back anu
front and has only moderately high shoulders. IL Is
osnociav adouted to stout figures ana Is maze cle'S
q, eal,sin Hudson Ray otter and othcr Close iure
srd finished with a Mcdici collar.
An exceedingly stysi! cape, also with the new long
to front is made of black monkey SKIN WITH coiiar
., .e,,,kln otter or Persian lamb. Among long s'a'
uraps the Newmarket. with Medei collar and plain
cuas is among the elegant new garments IL is
scvere,v plain made without trimming ana buttoneo
under a plain fly 10 the bottom OF the sHlt. Inc
.calskin Jacket remains popular garment WIN young
ladies: the newest Jackets are furnished win hgh
Yelling collars and cuffs of Alaska sable Mr. ehaync
tenns on hand q large stock OF skins ior laales 70
se.cf from and any handsome garment IS nttea ana
Ynade IN order when IL is desired Inc prices OF W,H
hnnse are the lowest at which trust"o'uy' uur"of'
firs are sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
. SECOND SrrpHAyI CONFESSION

Judre MARITIME in General sessions, yesterday uo
c,dcd 70 refer the question of the sanity OF Aphoo
stcnhani the SLAYER OF Clinton q. Eeynous 10 a
o,,cr commission TO consist of Daniel b. Loro' Oh u0
law firm of Lord, Day Lord; DR.. Marcus '' fo",'
rd Daniel r. Fosdck, who has been FOREMAN Vi III.
I:rona Iury scvcr, times Judge Martine' III We" Vi
Emo scandal connected with the first coHnhsS'oh
favored having Jury decide the question: out oe,'s
uncertain as 10 the legality of this, named announcer
commission. ~ u-,tor "
General Milton S. Littlcfold and DR.. waiter NJ
r,nm,nr who are charged with grand larceny IN con-
no,,on with the first Steplani commission were 10 aP
no. in Part of General Sessions YESTERDAY 10 picau'
DIV, neither was present. Dr. C. W. s'iinsoh. W w
o. uos+ rortiethst sent certificate that Dr. Fleming
,.s too III to appear in court and General Ldeheas
counsel Andrew J. Perry obtained an eA'c'o'' VI Univ
for him. ..-. .,, .ro,,hs res
,e,day afternoon. having found bondsmah III PIT
IIorrte,ta f. Taicott of No. West Fifty seventns..
F1imund W. McClave brother OF Ponce tom h h uas
NJ lave also wished TO qualify ne ealu n0 ne. -
worth 81 OOO and was on bonds 70 tne Ee Was
S,00 600 Judge MARITIME. however thcmsne ~. Love
ON bonds enough and accepted Mrs Wn tii ' do
Snc csve her home a. security for the $'ooo Dali uc
manded,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
1ncTrnES AND ADDRESSES.

The Rev. DR.. Robert Russell Booth will give some
incidents of Travel In Switzerland ea'herSu lu,
his tourney last summer, before the Young roopi.
Association of the Rutgers Riverside Chureh Severn"
third ST. and the boulevard this evening az
Co,onel william c. Church. Editor OF 81 The Army
a,a Navy Iourpaln will give illustrated iceture
on the "Lte Of Captain John Ericsson this evening
at 8 O'Clock, in the lecture hall OF the Young Neil
Institute, No o2o BoTeTy.
.nishop John H. Vincent, chancellor OF Chautauqus'
will deliver lecture entitled Tom and HIS Ieac'r
ersn at the Church Of the DISCIPLES, Fn'S
near Ei-hth-ave this evening. The lecture Is given
under the auspices of the Cheutauqua Union OF THIS
CITY, Ill 4.
Dr. Ernest Iieber, Of the Pussian Landtas. VIII de-
liver lecture in the large hall Of Cooper Union Inurs
day evening. IN aid Of the Leo Home for German
The Rev DR.. Henry A. Drann, the newly ap-
poniet rector OF st. Agncss Church, VIII denver All
address a, the opening OF the fair IN the chuNn
tllis evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
REPORT OF TIE CAPTAIN OF THE SCNhhH a0''

David Henderson. captain Of The tug James a. Tse
field. which wa sunk Friday In Johnston wiz" .'
steam nropelIer Amos G. Barstow, has msde INC ioi
lowing report of the affair to the Board Oh Local
boat Inspectors:
"The Garfield left Pief No. 4, E. b. eoout q p NJ
hound to prentces Stores, +ie ebb wind about nol,
vet stronp After I got some distance rom 1he
MGR I saw the Barstow coming mp and oie~ ITO,
two whistles. She answered with two, but inssesn
Of passing under our stern she struck the "afheio
On tho starboard SIDE causing her to sink IN ie~
seconds. was knocked senseless by blow OF tlle
wheel at the moment OF the collision ana d'd NOT
recover consciousness until was picked out Oh t'e
No.. Tho s7em,n. John Lyons, and John Steele
carpenter, who were on the tug, are missing anu ~
lieyed to be killed or drowned
The Garfield was raised yesterday by inc chapman
w,pckinc Company. In her fie-roonl was 1o, a,v v
hcdv of John Lyons the !i:eman ne naa Z, ,h
icon mined down by the crushed unbcrs nt me Ill.,
o, ~ roIlision and drowned by the inrushihg wa
Ter The body will cut TO- the xng "'t t,ie T'' te
~ pbiladclphia .or burial. The tns vas tahen ~
Iurtis's dry dock at Red look where sue VII rot
repaired The body Of the carpenter ''ee'e' '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
1rcrrRES TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.

The great hall Of the Normal College was filled with
female teachers and principals at rs O'Clock ycstcr-
day afternoon They had gathered to listen TO a
lecture on Mechanical Drawing and Geometry by
Mfr. Goodwin, one of the assistant snperntendents
The lecture was full Of interesting information and
valuable suggestions The principals Will deliver the
substance Of this lecture to the teachers under e
charge in a few days The teachers. in turn, will
deliver the lectures to the pupils On Thursday, ut
The same hour, the male principals will assemble IN
The College Of the City Of Ncw-iork to listen to a
lecture by Assistant superintendent Davis on Form
aud Drawing superintendent jasper wishes all The
teachers and principals to take advantage Of these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
Hshe.. Of al in 1e.vnns Govt sa sE Hs 1885,
Re! B BsM5 !
ABSOLUTELY pUnE
ABSOLUTELY pURE

respondent ast. pstsnSath.r. = copny Treasurer d
Ulster County. appellant -: ~ .r,.,,.r. .rt
'' Georsc IT, ca sppesst ~ william t. Msnni'
477. as. $50. tM, "a. 80. a. and $50.
The second DtvIsg ts4.s' herd tho following
Charles n E,ye,ydn. fsspoudsnt., sgt. r. N. Ger
It 81. sppellanG Aypiks5~ under Section l'2ss
OF sGs nsra' D. ri,*tN rsspasnA agt the Metro
poitsn Esva4ed ,EanwSy Compspy and :nother, -
peiisnts Motion By pp1ssausa. 70 amend remittitur
Tho following ese@ were argaedh
Joseph j. Lfttie ihA Another. respondents. at
Charles l.. webster end anbthef. sppel!snS.
The BOwery EsNonel Rank, respondent, at. John
w. Wilson ct al. Appellants. =
The town Of Kjrtwood, appellant, agt David New
John NJ batt9t4sn sppe,lsut sss Peter g. Albright
respondent. 80. .r. NJ
1127 LAG, 1,1oo, 1sooo' 1880 A'oo'' A'ios sn0
1130
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
ARuY AND NAVY iSrh1LtcENoA

Washington, Oct, 5o.-captnn Alexander g. Keys,
10th Cavalry, has been erdercd TO Jefferson Barracks
Mo. Captain william II. Miller, Assistant Quarter
master has been ordercd TO West Point, N. T., 70
10 proceed to san Francisco TO relieve CAPTAIN Gus
tavus A. HULL who ordered TO washington IN settle
accounts.
Paymastcr Henry T. Wright, u. 8. n. has been Do
tached from duty in One burcou OF Provisions and
Clothing and ordered to ta1e chnrse Of the accounts
OF the Coast and Gcodetic Survey. The order do
taching Assistant Engineer W. r. Creighton from duty
at the Purdue University las been revoked Lou
tenant A. b. spcyers has been ordered to tho trimming
slip Minnesota
The United States steamer Ranger arrived at Co,
rfnto Yesterday The United states steamer Richmond
has arrived at Newport from New London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
M REDS FOR THE NOrHER AND CHILDREN.

At the large Office Mrs. Bessie ldiiecrap ana
Aer nine children. sleeping on the moor ana oea iu
nv two English missionaries. DR.. Drnmd ara Mr.
Matthews Tq,,y came here on the City OF Berlin to
,o,n f,cr husband and father. who is In NcwOreans
The Cromwell Line steamer, by which they were 10
sail and for which they had tickets sailed one hour
before the CITY OF Berlin arrived. The Cromwell Line
does not provide for It's passengers VINO iai 10 make
onn.t,on I'm this way and under the Interpretation
~ the law nv the Secretary OF the Treasury. no part Of
IN. immirrsnt fund can DO applied to the support OF
people so placed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
MAYOR GRANT AND HIS CHILDREN.

Mayor Grant opened the Chldrens FAR I'D INC nall
NJ st. C;abricrs Church. in East Thirty sixhst. last
nioht The hill was crowded, as 1t always is ut
the fairs OF St. Gabrfels. and when Mayor Grant
was introduced by the pastor. the Rev. John NJ Far
Icy he faced room filled with smiling children The
Nsyor said that he fond of children. AS the city
father he had TO take Of 100000 children, ana
the latest census gave him 200 900 more to look after
Ne Was cauabIe he said OF shouldering this great
spOnsbility After commencing the parish work OF the
sisters OF st. Gabriel the Mayer finished his address,
and the fair proceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
OUTGOING STEAk6RS
- ro.uAv
SHIPPING NRIHS
SHiI Il-Vo &'NVJ
PORT OF NEw.YORK.... MONDAY. OCT 2

PORT OF NEwYonK....... MONDAY. OCT. 20, 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mneola Br Leth Sept a. Newcastle Oct
Dsnds T s and
steamer Gregory br johnson Para Oct with ma.o to
&c S;'ss' Il: H. Vt. u.r.n.
Ga s % Gy S iss ~ s Il
VINE with md.s and
S ey rs,
mss: ."s ,s::. H.,
s:.%:. Ss;'.ss as Psnso'i Sorasd nd.. and
' p %si,., 70 SSssh And Ply
fi n''s ZIP s,Ias
4 s.ns sS. ' Il ss
CLEANED
Steamer Alaska (Br) Murray Lverpoo-A n Underhll d
P snef HgrT
chester Co van -'''""''''' III WIN
lopez Nan
can pors-J Cebaos 4 CO.
bsss:s ssy.ssa walker
steamer Charieson ana Jacksonville
Snip Annie Wright tBr,. Wright. hangha,-J Parker
snip Ida Ger, Water e., H,~nsss Go y.r.llm.nn
sarx Falmouth lhr. Harvey Bu.hos Tyres-5ohn Norton
SAILED
Steamers Colon for Coon Merdes Nuher Havana, Cha,
Ship John suyrs. for Shanghai
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct la-Arnscd. steamer FuIda fGsr,
Ringh, from New.Yoyk for Bromeh and proceeded. ~
sailed steamer Eder tGer) Baur from Bremen for New
York.
MsnS i;s &c, sfis s :ssT. s'
GLAsecw. oct ls-.Arrved, Gesmer State Of Nebraska
Braes. from New.Yerk.
mAvsk. oe! ln.Ar'sd. steamer Ia Champagne rr,
kxrwK.P. Oct ls1saicd. steamer wes,srnlnnd (D,ch)
Jsinison. for New. York 90
DRPITORD Oct 2eArr,ea. steamor Aman Ger. Kraeit
from New York for Hnuabnrg
GRAyEsKN. Oct tiArrved. steamer Gaeles tBr) Marco
from Now York for Hull
GiBRALrAR Oct lSPessed steamer California
from New. York on her way to Mediterranean p0rta.
BRISTOL Oct le-Arnved steamer Brooklyn CITY (Br).
Barclay from w.York
LivEhrOoI Oct ls-ArivsA. steamer ST Paucras (Brj,
Young. from New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
HIS uOrggR NOT THERE 10 WELCOME HIN.

Ernest Clement Price, eight years old. lonely
passenger on the City OF Rome, which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday. Ernest went with his father
IN a visit 10 England last summer and his father. .
laborer in the wolsey White Lead Works Of jersey City
died there The boys mother sent him money to
come home WITH but did not send her address. Now
the little lonely traveller Is waiting 1t the Barge O
acc for information IS to the whereabouts OF his
mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
FOR VIOLATING TIE CANE LAWS.

Newburg. n ". Oct 60 (specieD-Thomas Down
Ing Of this city was today arrested order Of
Judge barnard for shooting eight quail yesterday
near Tuxedo Park. The order procured by District
Attorney Herschbere. who acted for Game Protector
Kidd. DR.. Kidd also has had Thomas Price. Of Ron
dout, arrested for sharing and trapping partridgcs
In violation Of Tire game laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
A GREAT SALE OF
RACK SILKS AT RETAIL.

"A UhLtAl OfAAA Va
BLACK SILKS AT RETAIL.
We have commenced, this week,
a sale of Seven Thousand Pieces
of the best and most reliable Black
silks manufactured.
Every weave and make that use
and experience approve, are
represented. 20,
As the prices arranged for this
occasion are fully rs per cent: be-
low the present values. 1t Is a
most excellent opportunity for all
who wish Silk Dress Fabrics, for
Immediate or for prospective
service.
The sale will take place in our
Silk Department, on the Main
Floor. Qualities and makes at
less than S1.OO per yard will also
be represented in our Basement
SalesrOOm.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.