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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
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washington, sept. l5.-secretary
carlisle has written letter TO Senator
henderson declining TO pay amy sugar
honntv since the date OF the new tarin
~, The secretary states TINT he has
arrl,sa Al The conclusion that such
,avments cannot be made without fur
Nor legislation By congress. After
a,,o,,ug from the act Of october l.
tsso lie secretary says; This pro-
,as,on confers the only authority Aere-
49,, 49,. ,,repared by the trade 10 pay
a bounty for the production o. susH,t
ana contains the only AUTHORIZATION
made by congress TOT 'hus PuipyH1.
~ sutar for which bounty IS now
oiajmed was ali produced while this
s,at,,ta remained ia force. ana some
- ne claims were actually adjusted
% allowed by the proper accounting
H.5,s.,-s ~ the trade before the -ath Jay
s,,s,,st lsai. when the act entitled
o. sct 10 reduce taxation, to provide
~ for the government and for
reNsl'. .,,,r,nscs. etc. /" took effect. The
oihei :, ',r,.safted for consideration u
". .',tstner the producers or sugars
no -, nave not valid claim against
nav NJ ~, - eminent ~ the United stetes
the ~ houu,y which accrued before
iol ,i but whether the secretary
~ the treasury now mas aut ~ t ~
na,. H. A. no mones ,.,,-.,t,.,,,s
srnr, the treasury except ~ st,1..,,..
~ an appropriation " law . 'o'o"s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
Nntter,on IL Hnppy.

Louisville. KY. Sept. l5.-Later re-
turns to the courier-Journal make the
total vote owens siO2; Breeklnridge
1857; Settle slol. giving owens the
nomination by plurality Of 40 Mr..
watterson has the following at the
head Of the news column;
"The good people Of Kentucky VIII
breathe freer this day. ~ was netSe,
rslsntiess race. but the honor Of the
state was involved its virtue man
hood and Christianity. Let the church
hells ring out happy auguries. BE the
savers today praise and thanks to
God. a great disgrace has been avert a.. !,
ea The good sense and integrity OF
the people OF the Ashland district ah az,
Of popular government has been V'hai-
oated {"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Denis0n. Tex. Sept ID - bDeed'
i've stock agent Of tho Katy, with
headquarters at Fort Worth. passed
north yesterday.
Conductor Mccurry OF Parsons was
In Denlson yesterday
special car No. II OF the Southwest
ern arrived on No. this morning and
wac sent 10 sherman OYER the Katy
Engineer GAbe Apperrpn returned
this morning from the hospital a.
Bedalia4
suparint sndent Adams Of the Amer
lean Express. company came IN ffon
lie north THIS morning
Fuginer Wagners engine. NO lsf. 81
he Katy. broke the left main tnd neni
Bells this morning. while pulling M
local. Engine 200 was sent 10 relieve y
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

louisville. Ky. Sept. ia special
b the Courier Journal from Eminenee'
ky., says; The election today with
pne exception; passed OF with the best
ei order and without and serious trou-
PIE. The exception occurred at Lock-
Port, in the east end of Henry county:
" is claimed that an importation or
Shelby county men arrived at that pre-
|tlnct to be voted. when they We're
challenged by the Breckenridge chal-
lenger. who was promptly knocked
eoSn. Pistols and knives were drawn
and when the smoke cleared away
lanes Hoskins was found seriously cut
tnd many We're bruised and injured.
she precinct will be protested. Late
lhs afternoon ]. t. Williams and Chief
Ky Police James BELLS engaged in a
.ol discussion Of words. They came 10
sl9ws. but were quieted by friends.
trouble OF II serious nature is expected.
= Doh are game men"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
1VEHS WINS HANDS DOWN,
L. nrrEATs COL. BREcKINRIDGE
ron CONGRESS.
-. Great Contest In the Ashland
n,.,rIet Passes on with No Serious
r,oubie-owens Declares the .La-
Ale. Did It'-rhe Returps.

1
iexins'oN' ~" ''' election
y ether 0'eas'on w. eau's' suoh
Esnersi susp'''''," ~ o,,s ''i'u navy
Dui!ss as 'ne .o''.es. 'V.as os'"'''h W.
d owens, ". - - - 'us anu r.
sethe ioi ~ - .V''''''' non
R0r ctngress IN" ssHe' pe'ter
knowr as the Ashiahn' uistrict. For
S,,. district has been agltated in the
,,,,ar nerso,nI asitatio, l, u,a.,
pos ~, ~.
bot po'tieai' hot even i"ctiohai
kxtt. It was a moral contest for weeks
"A munths, and during the last few
=, hacape intenselv nsrvo,ai -
s,s $50. 0'''' ~
ouch so mat 'he NOMINATION was NOT
~ only issue. Colonel Breckenridge
/. ssh,inR for life. and he never he
~ 80, ,,.as,,a. ,,,.,
Fore mtue SUI" VI "'spiayeu
kuch executive apility or Organization.
r. marshalled every man he could
hr, ha co,,ia no. ,,,,,,.,
en''ns'
H. women iheS heu no Notes' put
3hey were the controlling element in the
-, Al the Owens headnuarters To.
- -. .,at,, e,.,,,,, am 49,.
figh' the' S'"i' i''''i wv At OSiocN 10
i've, three -FOUR ana eVea i've times
Nat plurality. They say IN their re-
,.,,a aTbc ,odtes ala ~ Th., iad,a.
'S,.s ~, -
fould not get warn "otkers 10
0heli prayer meetings or other meet
rgs hut their organization of commit
or,, rsrar.Iiv DOT ,r,r,,sa, d.
ess VI o,e 1890 s,.t,, n1-s5 az
Hons ou' arte,Sne tho ,.onsss WIZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

caddo. l. T., Sept. ia terrible
state OF excitement exists in and
around Antlers A gentleman Is in
town who is from Antlers and says
that the Choctaws who recently com
mitted murder IN Cedar county over
the Choctaw election have threatened
10 KIN All witnesses against them.
which has 50 alarmed the witnesses
that they have left their homes and
gone into camp at Antlcrs, where they
win be near Locke. 10 whom they look
for protection. They are expecting TO
M attacked at any time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
DOMlNO-HENRY OF NAVARRO
THEY RuS DEAD NEAR AT
GRAvEsEND.
Thousand. of Dollars Plunged IN
Each Horse, hut nj the Wire the
Judsos Could Not separate Them.
The stake Money Divided.

New York, sept. is.--After raining
more or less ali night with sharp
shower early this morning. the air
cleared and a warm sun came GU, with
a cool breese. which dried out the
track az Gravesend. A more propltious
day could not have been desired for
the race at one mile and a fuiiong be.
tween Domino and Henry OF Navarro,
The attendance was the best Of the
season. The odds were to against
Domino and TO . against Henry OF
Navarro. Riley Grannin, the plunger,
hung out , to ON the former after
the Banquet race and soon had all the
business he could attend TO, for Within
a few seconds he had taken IN three
$4,000 bets ana three OF $1,000 each.
Smaller amounts rushed tn aud he had
taken In 100000 At the end OF the bet.
ting his total was 100000. on which
he stood TO lose Sssot2, and then he
had got all he wanted and stood at
the east end OF the betting pool watt
ing for the race
esN va''Nu 'he horses 70 the
post ~ - There was scarcely an In
stants delay at the post, and the two
went away In perfcct ord,r c,n,,n,.
80 -. 60, -,
''S N'"nu Ht"Nn ior 'he hrst time
both were under gentle pull. but
We're moving pretty fast. In tho next
eighth tho roce c.es ,,,,,,,.,,, =, M,
~. 49, 80 'N'u " w
W i'o"''ilp went OUT ana TOOK the rail-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
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Dallas, Tex, Sept i5,--Mr II c,
Townsend general passenger aud tick.
ct agent VI the 81 Luuis, Iron Mountain
aud southern railway. with headquar-
tiers at ~ Louis, In letter 20 Mr.
CASTOR Meslier, general passenger and
ticket agent OF th3 Texas ana Paoihe,
vncloscs u letter from Mr.. W X War
wick, district passenger agent Of tile
Missouri Pacific, for Mir Mosller'A in
Formation. In answer to quotations. la
connection with he 1895 meeting ot the
Travelling Passenger ABcntH arsuclu-
ton. which VIII be hold ~ Dallas The
letter reads "a foil pwsi
Referring 10 your favor OF the Sth,
! found that could Viait Detroit and
spend "a day thoro Attending the Tray
eling Passenger Agents convention, As
! wired you Yesterday irum Detroit,
Dallas was selected for he meeting
Of 1884, sucn mc'tlng to be held during
the month OF october, The date upon
which The meeting shall be held In
that month Is left 10 be decided by the
Banas people The Idea 10 To meet
them during the week OF the Texas
state fair
After the convention selected Dallas
aH the point FOR the 1895 Meeting, I cN.
tended Ia your name n cordial Invita-
tlon FOR the mcmbcrs and their fanillnp
to uac our Iron Mountain route, TO In
ciuda o trip to Hot springs also
extended the cuurtcsipA ~ the Texas
and Pacific ON behalf Of Mr CASTOR
Mealier on motion, d vote Of thanks
was extended 20 MI. hcHlicr aud you
for your invitation. ana the same was
accepted.
"The Texas committee. composed Of
Mrmrs 4. n Holland, H. +. Turner
ana II. G. Archer. worked ~ consider.
able enthusiasm I'm faror Of ToNnh. II
~ thought good Attendance oan be
worked up FOR the Dallas meeting IN
fpQr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

lexington. KY. Sept. 15.-Desha
s'eek'nridge was passins Precinct D's
,oung plnee when ne saw J. Walker
seak, strong owen worker, inside the
pge'h preparing an affidavit, Desha
poke to him through the window and
'eld him that he had no business in
ntre, and had better come out. Peak
replied that he would not come out,
nc breckenridge went In The bootn
titer him. The two men clinch=d. but
ssfe ssraTGted. Peak soon afterward
s.me out, when Breckinridge met MN
- Second time and lively nght toi-
.Ned Both men had their races
ststehed, several blows being passed.
~ men had pistols. In the last iight
10y We're separated before they had q
'-glice TO draw their weapons 49,.
besha drove to III pre- sincss presently
Inspecting them during ,hs day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Austin. Tex, Sept. i5.--rhc railrond
commission today granted the Mis-
sourl, Kansas and Texas railway au-
thority 10 apply the following rates
on merchandise l.. G. l.. between Wa
co and Lorcna.
First class 10 cents per 100 pounds
second. third and fourth elarnss, 10
cents per 100 pounds. Enecuye sep
tembor g. is9i,
Of wagon competition.
The railroad commission today grant
cd Tho Missouri. Kansas ana Texas
railway authority 10 make the follow
IND rates Oh cotton in bales from PUN
Station 90. a..
10 Houston. A cents per 100 pounds
10 Galveston. 70 cents pei lVo pouhah
Effective September e. 1875.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Austin. Tex. Sept it,--rhe railroad
commission today addressed the fol-
lowing letter TO Mr.. y l.. Sargent
general freight agent Of the Texas and
pncinc railway at DALLAS
''rhe commission nccopta notice and
qiycg us consent for the adoption ~
q rate or Z l-2 cents per 100 pounds on
empty barrels IN carloads, minimum
weight 10000 pounds to the car from
DALLAS To MlneOla. to take effect scp-
tembcr %. 1894,
"This In reply TO your application
No. II. OF September 49, 1851
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
LIEUT., pEARrs EXPEDITION
GREAT HARDSHIP AND LITTLE OF
VALVE ACCOMPLISHMENT.
The Attempted Trip Across eresn-
land Meesc With the Greatest oh
stacics--N'ans Of the Fart, nadiy
Frossrss,cn--friah,ruI starm..

st. Johns, n. r.. Sept is. rhs
steamer TAteon. Captain Henry Hart
lc,t returned here this afternoon.
bringing back the whoic personnel Of
the Pcary expedition OF last year. ex-
ocpt Lieutenant pcary himself. Hugh
Lee, companion, and Matthew Hem
son, coiored servant, an OF whom
remain vt Bowdoin bay for another
year hoping 10 accomplish work OF the
expedition which is stll left unified.
The story OF the expedition Ia very
thrilling. The first Incident Of note
was tho birth OF Mrs. Pcary's baby on
September u, 1893. n month after the
Falcon left last year During the
month OF october last frightfui storms
swept over the Falcon harbor, smash
Ing the naptha launch ana washing
away large quantities OF oil Intended
for use IN illuminating and heating
purposes, The various scientific ohser-
vasions were pursued all winter The
meteorological observations were most
succcnsful. Thesc were taken by MIR.
Baldwin. On March last, the main
expedition started across Greenland 10
Independence BAY, the farthest point
north reached by Lieutenant Peary on
his previous Journey. The eight men.
Lieutenant Peary, Entreken, DR.. Vim
cent, Lee, Davidson. As,rup, Baldwin
and Clark. with twelve siedRea and
nincty-two dogs met with frightfui
weather almost from tho lima Of ntart-
Ing, After n week Dr. Vincent was so
badly used I'M Inn, n. had m r.,,,.,
nj. .,.,,....t ......,.', y ="
~ "N 'e"N"'u 'he" Wnrst pohht
during the oqulnootlal gales on March
20. The PARTY was then In Damn ahout
any miles ernn An,I,,nr.ar,' - ~
''NT 'N"i -N"''''rH''s honkc' IN
a. temporary house nj the head OF
uoWdoln nay. The thermometer
cropped 10 20 and 60 degrees below, and
remained No for two days white a gale
was blowing about nifty miles an hour
hunetlnE the party Davidson and Leo
wero badly frost bitten, ana Autumn
the Norwegian. lieutenant peary's
chief dependence CAV. out from hard
ship The tloRe persisted IN great nun.
bera and frnne Into solid blocks Altar
the storm was over the whole pnrtv re-.
turned to Anniversary Lodge ,vhere
they lett three .iclt mon. toeethor Win
plenty OF ulnplles Ia fnrn, !, ha." -,
operations The, ia sn,, haaY,, ~
onep. I.ieutennnt pcarv isn,r"i,an
| Clhri, nnd IlnIdvI, .toriea aaa,,, 49,
nontlnnnd orw,,ra a. ss,,,, "ha'" a,,u
Thc dns. rn,,innan T., AZ WI unNr.
ieft v1,ro ,,nnhia ~ d,. W. w, "" Nv, 'noHs
uroviainna ,,he ns,iia, ,'ar.. ~ ~
ened M .xnosura nnd NJ 49,, "s ,.,,,
rind in ,ra,s.ti,,,, ,as w. ,n usNn-
,en,l,, 4, irnnss,,,a ~ M ~ "
nc,,J,,oa M, tx d.. ~ -" NY ,,N,
~ vthiny 'Con"a,,,a,,,,,. 11I ie,,h,
| p.a,,, dn,,aaJ ~ $500 ,,'u.ennn.
| ~ ,rosn urnrni.rS w n.s.'"i,t
hsadnu.r,,rs ,,nin ~ 'u.urmea 70
| Anrii 90 NJ. ,'a.,, W.. iu"su ~
eor,, 10. dn,. 'S MI, w, IA apv ,n.
n,,.t, \, s,a,t.1 .,,,,, 49, Ky, XIX ~" IT,.
and return.a yin on,y ,,,sn,,, rsns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Mexico, Sept. i5.-The lawsuit with
references TO the hacienda OF FL Zapatal.
between f. J. suriey & Co. and J. A.
Mackey OF Texas has been decided by
the supreme court al Jalapa in favor
OF surlcy & co. on one occasion an
international episode occurred. In con-
nection with the law suit. II arose
through the hosting of the American
nag on the house belonging 20 the
hacienda at time when the officers
the law went 10 deliver possessinn to
...rl.-n a On
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Tangiers. sept ia body OF Arabs
armed with Winchester rifles as
saulied the British and Danish vice
consuls and a number OF EUROPEANS at
the gates Of Casa Blanca and stole
their clothing and valuabies. Anarchy
preyns In the districts. Loyal Arabs
are In state Of panic. The rebels
SNOW respect neither for age or SEX
They have seized and auyagri many
women. and when the snen nafe In
fafveued ir prevent these o0tfaSea
they have been InaItreaied-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Moxlco. Sept ib,--Thc three days
foptiutiea In honor OF the birthday OF
President Diaz and the declaration Of
Mexican Independence have opened
throughout tho republic The military
parade and the sham battle on this
plains Of Pernlviile was one OF tho
prandcst military pageants witncsssd
for many years.. At night the plaza Of
the government palace wRs illled witt
thousands OF people. while the PALACE
was throngcd with the naiion'f eliu
attending the grand annual reception
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Harlem. M. Sept i5.-First race.
seven furlongs- Hilisboro won, Nephew
second. Housaionio third. Time, 1885 ~
second race, mile and seventy yards
LINDA won. Imp wolsey second, Pc
bracey third. Thine. 1.s4 H.
THIRD race. two miles ard d quarter
Bessie Blsiand won. Billy Mckenzie
second. Wildwood third Time. 4i21.
Fourth race. six f1riongH- Monterey
won. DeIure second. Midas third. Time
1921 ~,
fIfth race. ihree-fourths u mile
Belle Foster Won Levnnn c. second,
Hlehland fhlra. Time. l.zl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Louisville, Sept l6--The following Is
the vote OF the counties complete In
the Ashland district, as received by
the Courler-Journal. up to midnight,
and It is believed to be nearly correct
These figures greatly reduce Mr.,
owens plurality Breckenridge polled
large vote in owen and Henry coun-
ties, but Il is thought owens has been
nominated beyond a doubt. The re-
suit, however. will not he known be-
fore tomorrow or Monday.
County Owens Breckin- Settle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

and staggered him. Williams there
upon announced that enough money
had not been raised 10 pay Ills *.
ptnsos.
The contest was consequently a
iiasco with honors TO Lewis. ON WI.
llams last nights proposition he can
get any sort OF odds right here IN this
city. There were number OF clever
l,outs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Galveston, Tex, Sept lb.-ronight
Bob MeGco, negro, and Jim Smith,
fifteen round nRht IN Conveys hall FOR
$50 side. The npht was tame affair.
the negro having the best ot IT, but be-
ing unable To knock out the white
rooster in the specified number OF
rounds, The contest Was declared n
draw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Cincinnati. Ohio. Sept. Is. = The
,spers as well as the people here have
ssNsn as much interest in The Ashland
srlci contest as il they were IN IL
ns papers have returns from all pre-
) that can be reached tonight
- Enquirer puts owens plurAn'y
~ IVY and the Commercial Gazette az
- oEens pluralities are; seot1 lze''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

A, indianapolis indianapolis n MINI
ncapoils q
At st. Louis 81, Louis >, New York
At Cleveland .-Clevclnnd ., BOSTON Z.
AT Chicago Chicago 10. brooklyn 10,
tie.
At Detroit Detroit 10. Sioux city T.
AT pittsburg- Piltshurg II, Washing
ton S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Pugiiist Wilkins Of Louisiana threw
up his JOB in she second round LAST
night. Ne had undertaken 70 stop
the risky d'-I.ewis-in ak rounds.
IN the second he liftsd terrific I'M
dereut on williams short ribs that
fairy knoeked the breath oui q hlm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

corsicana. TEX. Sept ih.-conirao'
was closed yeF'erday FOR the steel rails
for the new railroad. The conirac
speslheH that the rails shall be laio
down At this point President Ku,
kendall says grading viii be beru
about the FIRST Of next month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

New York. sent 5.-Potsr Jackson,
the eolorcd pugillst, nailed today for
st. n omas on board the steamship
Carbide Jackson told a .ep,rler that
he really mud no dennite plan for the
future. His purpose In The present
trip Is merely to visit hla AGED mother
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
10th claim the Victory.

lexington, KY. Sept ls.-At iliso
sh Breckenridge and owens claim
,ntry. the former by 10 and the ht,
IN oy 800 The result Is very close anu
'Nl need the Official count TO decide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

Chicago Tribune.
First Voice They say Debs Is a man
Of opn7idcrabl muscle.
second voIoe--Anyhow, he's good
all-round mouthleie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16

o. A. cIrnlne. ticket asen3- sof n
Cotton Be.t Is On the sick llat
c. p. PerkerAon. agent Of the Cen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
KNOWLEDGE

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the needs Of physical being, will attest
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remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
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ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. ONLY, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being we'll informed, you will no.
accept any substitute If offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04

MAYNARD.-Died. Wednesday, the 81
instant. at $50 a. NJ. at his residence on
Fulton Hill. JOHN T MAYNARD, in the
55th year of his age.
Funeral from Clay-Street Methodist
Episcopal church FRIDAY at Ii o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
NEWS FROM THE COUNTY.
a Big Suit Being Argucd-C Poison
ing Csse-Otber Matters.

The Hcnrico Circuit Court was engaged
yesterday hearing argument in the suit
OF Rannic vs.. Morris ct ais. TO recover
$1,000 balance in notes unpaid. due the
plaintiff on account OF a real estate
transfer.
Acck Lockct, the negro charged with
poisoning the cattle Of MIR. II. Il. Tiller.
was before Squire Tyler. and his case
was continued for ten days.
The case Of George Brown. guard al
the Laurel Reforma tory, charged with
cruelty % Frank Marks. was continued
10y Magistrate Vincent until the 18th.
Jackson Harris (coloreh was taken TO
the Central Lunatic Asylum yesterday.
\ valuable cow was stolen from Mr..
Davis OF Brootland Park, Tuesday night
by unknown thieves.
The gang Of tramps who were ordered
out Of the county some weeks ago by
Constable Mosby have taken possession
OF a small loH house on the farm Of Mr..
Blackburn. on the Brook road. and Tues
day they engaged in n free fight among
themselves. one Of the women OF the
party IS quite III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
A MUSICAL PEOPLE.
pETERsBURc'S ASSOCIATION ReoR-
CANNED FOR THE SEASON.
Source Of Great Enjoyment--A Frenchman
Arriving Under Age Naturaii,ed
ut His Majority.

PETERSBURG. VA. October 3-(Spe-
cial)--The Petersburg Musical Associa-
ton was reorgsnized for the season last
night, with Mr.. II. Noltcnlus as musical
director. Miss Laura Jones as assistant
musical director: Mr.. Jonn q. Jackson
as president; Mr.. }. Richie Smith as
secretary and treasurer. and Mr.. Edgar
CurrIer as librarian. The reorganization
was effected under the most favorable
auspices, with large number of ladies'
and gentlemen. comprising the best mu-
steal talent in the city. participating
This association has for years been the
source OF great enjoyment to music-loving
people, and It will be equally 50 in the
future.
INTERESTING CITIZENSHIP CASE.
Judge Mullen. OF the Hastings Court.
to-day admitted TO citizenship a native
OF f'rance-Adrian Marie Bonche. by name.
The case was one OF unusual interest.
the facts being that Bonche arrived IN
this country a minor-under 10 years OF
age. The question arose as 10 whether
an alien arriving in this country five
wears before attaining his majority could
Immediately after arriving at ms ma
joritv be admitted to citizenship. Judge
Mullen decided that he could.
IL is not yet known whether the fopu-
lists win put up candidate for Congress
In this district