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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
The Nurses Delight:

Every experienced nurse knows the value Of
remedy which. without being an anodyne,
will relieve soreness of the limbs stiffness of
the joints, and enable a patient to sleep quietly
and naturally.
just such remedy are ALLCoCK'S Porous
PLAsTERS. Placed on the chest or on the back,
If necessary cut into strips and placed over the
muscles OF the limbs, they work marvels In the
way OF soothing and quieting resilessness.
composition, they can be used freely and many
a sufferer has thanked them for night of quiet
rest, grateful both to him and those who care
for him,
BRANDRETH's PILLS do not weaken the
bowels.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

In 1892 the United States produced
$505. 600 600 worth of silver and S329, 600. 900
worth of cold
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

Now He MUST STAY AT HoME.-C. S.
GIRLS, who escaped TO- Los Angeles when out
on bail OF $1,000 pending trial on a charge OF
grand larceny, was taken before Judge Sea
well yesterday and his bail advanced 10 $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

THE reopening OF Ell Campo as a Sunday
family resort is a most desirable use OF those
beautiful grounds. A bay ride IN that magnf-
cent steamer Uknh will make an enjoyable
day for those families who are fond of a Sunday
Oliing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29
About a .Iudge's Action,

The Grand Jury took exhaustive testi-
mony yesterday in the case Of the three
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

One of the lost arts is the manufacture
of malleable glass.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-29

Price Sues the EImbank.
Thomas Price has entered suit against
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
DRYS AND VETS
Lawing Over an Election Held in
Rowlette Precinct, Dallas
County.

Special to the Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Dec. -. On August II
a local option election was held in school
district No. 10, and the vets won. This
district includes Rowlettc. The drys
were not satisfied and got the commits
sioncrs court to order another election.
They included Rowlettc village in the ter
ritory, cut out two or three wet pre-
cincts and added two or three dry. w.
r., or Doc, Fritts has a saloon in Row
lotte. He owns tile building and has Il
large stock of liquors. This morning
George A. Garden went before Judge II.
u. Burke and asked for an order re-
straining Dan Houlsey, presiding officer
of Rowlettc precinct from presiding over,
overseeing and holding said election Tor
dered in january and that this honorable
court do decree the iuyalidity of said
order. aud that the said election he not
held"
Dan Houlspy was cited to appear in
court, Wednesday, January 3, and show
cause, if any, why the prayer of the
foregoing petitioner should not be
granted.
ON November % there was an cleo
tion held in the Huchius precinct. 1t
was decided in favor of the drys by a
in tho saloon business nt Tntchins md
,iiad n nrofa., n"einst t,a Tet,,,ns of
tbc cor,rissionerS court oii",,;rs, that G,c
eIection was moi ordnrcI NJ a r"anlnr
/ sittins az thn court. AMI ti,irtcor onaiiiicd
voters we're Jisfranc ,i, bv tba c cinrts
of tbe election Who ntIiciatc1 ms ind~es
and far numerous othnr' cn,,sas Nio-on,
CIV also alleged that he Maid ont $40 for
!, licenso 10 rot,jl ii(,,inr ~ ,i H. Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
GAINESVILLE BUDGET.


special to the Gazette.
Gainesville Tex, Dec. 29.-The citizens
of Custer city held an Indignation meeting
nnd pussed resolutions severely criticisng
che young inen who engaged In horse racing
last Sunday, during which Miss Woolsey
WAS severely Injured. The young man who
ran over her has been fined 81, aud war
rants have been issued for the entire party
The jury IN the John Chlders case found
Hun guilty Of aggravated assault and lined
aim SlO2 and costs. He was on trial for
shooting at 4 citizen OF Mueustcr
city.
\ scheme Is now, on foot here shat may
result In the building N an opera house
with n club room attached.
II, G, Brlscoe and Miss Bertha Nutting
were married here Tuesday night Tbe
groom Is u printer and yice-prcsident OF
the Gainesville Typographlcal Union.
a large number ~ people left here for
their old homes during the excursion dnys
holidays. ''' ''o
shall the Queen OF Hawaii he Restored
@ the ,IhroneI WINS debated ly four on
the students Of Beisher college his Sfter.
lives. NesN'
home today. - 'NA' ava
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
REVIEW OF TRADE.


''t%N - iNIN INV
By Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 22.-Dun's review
says; The year is practically over, ex-
cept holiday business. which is remark.
ably well sustained as respects the num-
Der of sales considering the state of in
dustries, but is materially diminished in
volume, because purchases average much
smaller in value. Other business in ali
branches included appears from clearing
mouse returns to be 25.1 per cent less
than last year. But much Is still done
VI prices which return no profit, merely
TO keep. hands together. and losses by
numerous and heavy failures have re-
dueed profits even where the volume
Of transactions gives fair promise.
Shanges during the past week have not
ueen cheering, but the minds of many are
now turning TO the new year with a hope
of better things
Speculation is torpid, except in few
stocks and cotton.
q, With scanty buying wheat changed
niue NJ price. Russian exports are be-
yond gu precedent In that country, and
IS selling at ruinOus prices. because pro.
ducers are obliged to realize. Corn de do.
elined Bic, pork zoe. lard CSC, wheat
We lower than year ago, corn
Toe, pork SEQ, lard $500. hogs
IL cent and cotton &c. Friday cotton
received little furry, but It did not
oeuer much, as receipts from planta.
Tons continue greater week by week.
The fuilure of the Crane Iron company
with some others, outweighcd in influence
tne resumption OF work by a few iron
works aud the Increased depression at the
East. Over half Of the Connellsville
coke ovens are now idle.
The reduction in hleached cottons and
leading white sheetings has been loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

10 the Gnzc,tc The teachers and Of
iicrrs of the Sunday schoG OF the Re
neyolpnt home are arranging for a Christ
mas tree far the children Of the homo
next "Wednesday afternoon at o'clocl,
at St. paul's Methodist Church, corner
Lamar aud Seventh strcots, at which
Time The children viii render Christmas
program Of songs and Rotations We
desire through your columns to ask all
who ARE so disposed, TO assist MS In pro-
vding each one of the. nearly ninety
children Of the home with some gift
suitable 10 the occasion While YOU ARE
30 bountlfully providing your own chill
drCn, will not the pnrcu of the city
and MI friends Of thr children uf the
home help make this glad occasion
for thcmI ln your abundance rrmcm-
Der those less fortunate, Gifts should
he left al the postoncu, care of Mrs.
Rurrhill superintendent of the home
We trust al of the Sunday schools oC the
city viii also lend ms their assistance
in this matter and then meet with MS
ON "Wednesday and enjoy the occasion
with the children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

last night % Greenwalls opera house
the iluntley Farley company played the
great sensational French military play IN
three acts, entitled "'lEe French Spy
or the Fah Of Algiers," TO very good
house.
j. H. lluntley as 'NIohammed,n and
Miss Sadie Farley as "Alathllde de
Meric,N sustained their reputnflons.
The costumes wcrn by Miss Farley on
the occasion were purchased by her az
The Worlds fair in the Turkish eiliage.
act farce.comehN entitled the 'isouFh
Diamond h whielt the talents Of Mr..
iluntlry and Miss Farley We're afforded
hne scope.
Tue eoppany wiz play It's lass perform
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
X IS Kid Gloves Fine Table Linens, Gents NGGKWoar SWIaiR

three weeks are 10 per cent X, III
last year and imports at New Yof i
per cent less.
The delayed treasury report in Inn
coming the silver bullion on habd n
substitution of other issues for roy'l
ment paper currency, the issues Of NM
and n tax on incomes derived from 1
porations attracts moi much attpntio
Notwithstanding the abundance Of mon
the market Is rather less confident
feeling. 1t is believed, however, /
usual pinch about January 1 will not
cur.
Failures for the week are 344 in
United States against 2S3 last "
81 In Canada, against IS.
Liabilities last week exceeded &0l
00O, including 81, 400,0 600 for manu1an
and 100000 for trading cisrs-s
against $5,50OO0O the previous vvk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

III II sherman, j VI Brown. Sulphur
Springs, NJ Il johnson, Texas; G l.
Kane, Fort Worth; j j Winthrop, Balm
ger; Il ! Gardner and wife, Broadhead,
Wis; III w Cmine, L : A; i V FOnrmy,
g u Morrison. Galveston Mrs n A
Pankey, Fort Worth; = c Taylor Dem
ison; Il l. Ellison, city; II lmsker, Bowie;
II VI laskor, Galveston; |. II Pankey,
city; Louis Dumas Dumas; T. w Hayes,
city: w ii Moore, Kansas City; Benn
Pegg, ToXarknnn; @ NJ Daughtie. Texas;
II y TNukorsy, c IL Lee. Avarudn.
\ Blake, Texas; II l. Bcar, u s A;
II u Chrsti0n city; j n Winter and
wife, Blllingcr; w l. McGaughey. Aus
tins Taos Harper, u S A; 4 NJ Dyer,
Goodnight; Il L Gates and wife. Chan.
ming; L II Walton, Chicago: NJ + Spehr.
WicEitu; Miss Dora Castor, pnris; Mrs
Ada Galloway, TeNarkana; MIR, Morri-
son, Houston; Orlpf Bergstrpm. Omaha.
Neh; Hhos Roherts, | Goldberg, II Marks,
\ Collins, city; ] 5 Porrinc. Woodiord, /
n IL w Gilmour Philadelphia: II T. Har.
rls, Clarlssyilp; Il Il Gridcr, Kansas CITY
VIM Moses, Matadore; n Hamm, Wills
Ioim;-C u Green. Dallas; Miss Eula Ir-
vim, Dallas; $ Il oldham, Bonhnm; A
] Harris, Dallas; w $ Ohrien. Clehurne;
Robert Goldman Ir. Texas: j $ Coleman,
Rclton; w II Bmett Dallas: IL Ii Craig,
Kansas City; J O'IiHcn, L S \.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Sunset, Tex, Dec. -. Therc was a
brilliant welding at the city hotel hcrc
last night, the contracting parties being
Miss Maud, the charming daughter OF
T., Stanley of Sunset, and w, i. r. sin,
n popular business man o. Fort Worth.
At~Ss30 o'clock Rev. J. Morgan Wells
Of Fort Worth performed the beautiful
cewmnny which united them together
FOR life After receiving congratulations
from a host Of friends al present werc
Invited into the spacious dining room
TO partakc OF a collation.
MIR. and Mrs. Elgin were the recipl
eRts Of many beautiful. raes aud costly
preSengs by their many friends,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
HEsTER's REPORT.

By Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, Dec. 22,-IIestgI
weekly statement shows the excess moi
ment of cotton in sight over the q
responding seven days of 120,0O0 bali
or over IS per cent over last season, d
10000 bales or 3 per cent over 1891. !
the twenty-five days Of December q
600 bales ahead of last year and
900 bales behind the year before, y
brSngs the excess for the season 10 "
600 bales over last season and redul
the deficiency compared with lSsl
1904, 900 bales. Total brought into 81
the past seven days, 3S6,lI3 bal
against 2603TS bales last year and q
5SS bales the year before. Aggfeg
the first twenty-five days Of Decent
1 DR., COL bales, against 1,024,532 Ia
and 100000 bales. Total marketed
date, 5.O51,OT7 bales, against 4,5OGl
bales and 6,04G, LII bales.
After this date last year the amo
brought into sight was 2,103,S39 b.
the year before 2.gS9, 23S bales, or al
this date last year 32,14-lOOO per e
, of the crop was marketed and S3.S
the season before.
solUfc september Allt Attt'Pa7 ", "
United States ports were 3.Siit
bales, against 3,353,540 bales and Az
800 bales.
Overland across the Mississippi, o
and Potomac 10 Northern mills
Canada, 4T2.G90 bales, against Old
bales and 1924 bales.
Interior stocks over those held at Z,
of the commercial year, 39l,sA "a
against 3i0,636 bales and B5.HS pa
Southern mill tabings. 2ll.1S NJ
against 29i,5G3 bales and 2Tl,9It NJ
Foreign exports for the week, 70.
bales. against 161,973 bales last Y
Total for the season. 2,565,1Ol %
against 2,2O2. 102 bales last year.
Northern mill takings the past &
days increased S574 bales over. last y
Total takings since September \,
creased 135.451 bales, Total w
American mills, North, South and /.
ada. for the season, 1,159,ol9 ~
against 1.2SG,25i bales.
Note.-irhe weekly, monthly ana
son comparisons made to. correspon'
days last year and year before are
| corresponding weeks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
NOPE

Rip Van Wrinkle slept only twenty
years 10 wake and ind things un this
mundane sphere very much changed
"Niohc,' IN the comedy of that name.
has had nap Of over 1000 yenrs and
wakes up upon contact with a mod I'M
electric wire Naturally. therefore, She
can give old Rip points MS to hor expert
enccs and then Leave him at the post as
It We're. Niohc win apppar az tiraon
walls opera house on Christmas matinee
and night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
BRADsTREETs REPORT

by Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 22,-Bradstrets sa'
The features of the business Of the We
were increased uniformity in reports Y
general trade was quite as much Or p. ~
depressed than previously; that h'lI
trading had been unsatisfactory ana
below a year ago, continued s.
down of important industrial eSlar'
ments, reductions of wages, ana w.
ed instances where snoil
being enforced. nearly a.
STAPLE markets are quiet VA
nation, the exception Delnk
ton, stimulated by low crop w
Wheat was higher for a time -
acted. On the other hand plg h ,h.
never lbwer than now. VITA Wy
ception of Augusta, Ga, ana ain
one other point, absolutely no s as
even n Sight improvement ~ ="
of business was made this Wees, 4.
Exports of wheat from boin -. ~
the United States are not as - n,
last week, amounting only ~
quarters the aggregate shipped wv
ago. so c;ts
Special kilograms from nv VI
dictate the total number Of em1 Wy i \
of work from all causes togeth NJ,
the total number directly o depen0'
those idle. at nearly 3.00O',W. 4
Transactions in lumber, leainsil {
dry goods, and in fact an si"i ,be
are for actual wants only, ana l,, IA
look does not favor material ie' '','sat
sixty DAYS. There is an imPro ~, n Z
Christmas trade among retallrrs n
few Western cities. Others rep
or dull trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
MERCHANT TAILOR FOUND DEAD.
Special to the Gazette

Caldwell, Tex, Dec. "a merchant
tailor was found dead this morning in
1t is said he had sucided during the
brain.
He has lately been, it is stated, on Il
protracted spree. A few years ago his
wife shielded by cutting the arteries in
her arm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

~ N8sVVTHTt7I IFNNs,
Washington, Dec. a2.-vice- President Sto.
yenSon was the leading orator al Tho an.
nmh banquet tonight coninsmoratin,,
re,eia ,ns Day responding 10 the
Nation Other speakers We're Jnstice
Brewer, Justice Harlan and Senator HaTiey
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Special to the Gazette -, f,res
S9 sreSas Tor tbe tweniy.four hS S'll s:
1T ~ 20 o'clock ttnidnight Deee3aainpssra q
North and Central Tenis--''s'
colder. ..,t,,, fair. stau"'
Temperature, 49, district genr'
Southwest TeNas-,.ent, ,,rs
fair. stationary Temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
Ii you intend buying dinner set,
come and see US. We have lot of very
handsome sets,
FORT WORTH CHINA co,
I'll and 3l3 Houston Street.


Charley Cnrb at Cos Houston street
IS headquarters for line Christmas goods at
low prices, Have over $1,000 fireworks
that must be sold. Prices knocked to
pieces, a present given to ali children
whose parents can not afford to pay for
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

II YOU intend huying a dinner set
come and see Us. We have a lot OF very
handsome sets,
Slt aud 3l3 Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
A NARROW ESCAPE


Dallas. Tex. Dee. o3-Ne,. a.
phans' home last nieht Enre,Sa We Or
who was suffering with rrinr, Aaulson'
dose OF morphine TO relieve lin ,osh .
suherincs. II was an over dnse All ~ us
L not been for the prampt Al Anu ,a.,I ilad
BY physieians he could not have II H. bseu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
IN THE CITY.


On Sunday night | win preach on
The Devils Charity Mnsnucrndc, or
the saloon mem Relief Association aud
the butterfly Ftte.'
w, IL LLOYD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

By Associated Press.
,Pelladelphla. Pa, Dec 22.-Fx-p president
i .si.i was the guest Of The Trades
entirely informal N' "-"'F was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Our silverware is going fast at the
20 per cent discount, Take advantage
of this offer
TODD & ORR, 4o7 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
BAKER BROS.

c. II. Robertson, the ieweler, Seventh
street. can make you anything you want
IN jewelry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
solid IA karat gold meek CHAINS
See them. I'm All Main ~


BY Associated Press. melton
Toledo, Ohio Dec. ~ cnuli ie,.i
filed IN the United s,ieesr ~. vi
se' rneeIy lS of that rosd Nd. ,lf aatl il {
Iean sys-ematieally rsd vs. ses lheg e e. Z
possible 70 live on we ,Se trec,iysf p :
ling. aud praying tlas, wv wages. IL.
PEELED 10 pay them ls sr thar -. "a
They 10 this rh.iss-iks aud 1eins
ehs1ee5 ~ ' during The winIe
The iiasgt '9 q sa1R IT'S 8 4ol w -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

At Green's candy kitcLcu VIM can get
all the finest Of candies for Nmts, Grccn
manufactures his own cnndics. and they
arc always fresh and good See his fine
stock before selecting elsewhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

c. II. Robertson. the iewelcr, Seventh
street, can manufacture ANYTHING,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

c. IL, Robertson. the icweler. Seventh
street, for the latest STYLES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

! 1 fs.a S.9 l.s,s. might appsspasely !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
Christmas trees and mistletoc at
BAKER BROS.

When yon want a good nrtcsan hath
go 10 HaymnRers' Bath House. Rooms
good mud warm, having recently hccn
repaired, Bnlhs, 20 cents. Finest water
In the city. Head of Houston street.
come and sec us We have lot OF very
handsome sotg
FORT WORTH CHINA co,
81 and 3l3 Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

AN toys at cost prices today.
THE FAIR.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-10
Peoples National
Sad and Sudden.

Bruce u. Sni3er. the well known
bookkeeper ut the Rock Island Savings
bank. died at his home in Lena, III on
Saturday evening of typhoid fever, aged
2l years. The young man VS. well
known in this city. having come here
three years ago, eni accepted position
in the iusur lnce office OF J. n. Buford,
sfterw nd going with Mr.. B IfoId to the
Saving bank, where he has since held
the pCsition of bonkEeeper. He WEI
home at Christmas TO visit hrs parents
WIS taken down With the dread fever
and died at The time stated lie was 3
young maa of exemplary habits, courte
GUS snd o5lging. and during his say
here hid made many friends. VINO will
be grievei to learn of his uutiRely de-
mise. His funeral occurs al Lena to-
morrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-10
soms Strange Aisnomers.

Much OF the Russia leather comes from Con
necticut Bordeaux wine from California, italia
marble from Kentucky, French lace from New
York, and Spanish mackerel from the New Jer-
sey coast. DR. Pierce's Golden Med cal Dscov-
cry comes from Buffalo, N Y, but there is moth
ing in its name to critic'se for it is truly golden
in value, as thousands gladly testify. Con-
sumption is averted by its use, and it has
wrought many positive cures. 1t eorrects torpid
liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, banishes
dyspepsia and scrofula, renews the lease of life,
and tones up the system notEi, Else will do.
What is more. 1t is guaranteed to do all this, or
the price is refunded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-10

McCabe & Young's minstrel Organiza-
ton appears at Hsrper's theatre to-
night. The attraction is W. A. Mshars's
original McCabe Il Young's MINISTRIES and
has specially engaged the famous Gill
Gary, the only male imper3onstor of Car
mencita and L1ie Fuller, at the enormous
salary of 800 per week. who will appear
in the graceful serpontine dance. His
costumes are most appropriate and beau
tiful.
Rhea's play of Josephine" is pos
sessed of double advantage. First, its
dramatic persona are sll familiar, most
Of them ms piring. figures in histors :; and
second, the treatment OF it is such that
the spectator sees series of impressive
aud beautiful and eloquent object les,on ms
that illustrate some of the great events of
q memorable epoch-an epoch that has
excited the Amusement AMI reused the
Imagination Of mankind. Most Ameri-
can plsygoers are aware that the jose
paine Of Mile. Rhes is a touching and
womanly address to the heart. Sne is in
lively sympathy with the character, and
her Interpretation of it is fine in texture
and persu asively sincere in tone More~
over, she wears her imperial robes with
the grand manner that warrants the OF
servstion that Rhea. more than any
other player before the public. adorns
her adjournment Mile. khea will present
this great play at Harper's theatre on
Friday evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-10

An up>to wn lad took y pair Of gloves
from Staassen's livery stable this morning
and was later picked NJ ny the police.
He gave hrs name as Willie Glpp and
will probably have Iearing tonight.
Frank Border was run ia BY the polit e
yesterday for srraying HIM elf in noisy
jag He wss taken before his honor,
Magistrate Wiviii, wac assessed tim So
and costs for disorderly conducr.
Sneak thieves carried # rack from
10 front OF Dolly Bros. sooo sore about
o'clock last evening Coutaiuing several
pairs Of shoes end Iuobers. TIE theft
wss discovered shortly after and upon sn
| investigation the rack was found IN the
ALLY near by. Some # the shoes and
a rubber were fuund on Third avenue and
the thieves were tracked TO Davenport
and the police there notified. Nothing
he's yet been heard of them.
Several policemen with the assistance
Of George Green su1 the patrol wagon
med4 great catch down town yesterday
afternoon. 4 eli z n of the west end Was
walking along Third avenue when q
woman TO whom he was irdebted. met
him and accused him OF owing her, say
ing tina; be had robbed her OF 50 & boy
heard it and Toll msu; that mau told
another man, and N few minutes The
unluckY individual wes going down
scrOss the RAILROAD tracks on First Ave nue.
! pursued hy several self sppo;u.sd guar
disns of the public p,a'e. de wss finolly
overhauled by George Green, who NJ the
point of p coupling lin, ordered hin to
throw up his bands The police arrived
shortly after and tue citizen vas t~kcn
up and c0nfrout'd by the angry vienna ,
who then explained that he merely owed
| her SO. and he was then released and al
10 yed to pursue The even teuor of bis
WaV