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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

oonrales, Texas, September e.-The
seAt revival that has been in progress
hare for two weeks came TO close last
evening There have been between sixty
pa seventy conversions. The saloons
have received sledRe hammer blows from
heT. Lawry. Many Of theSr Votares
have faced about and taken up their
march IN the vineyard OF their Maker,
uorsrnor AAkey (who 10 known through-
out sporting circles, he having for sew
sNl ysara Travelled over the United
States w1th his fast and noted runners
ouch horses as Ben Thompson, Ella Hsr-
Per, Litsio Rsb. Old Rebel and Joe mur
ray Tor the latter he refused S20,o91l ny
the ago Of 70. last night saw the error OF
BIS Wsy and declared that henceforth ny
would serve the Lord" There was great
fstoioinE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

tookhart. Texas, September s-rhe city
public schools opened on Monday with a
hfge attendance, under the supervision
u Professor o'Keafe. aided by an aoie
corps OF assistants The present session
y Tho city high school promiaes 70 70 t ~
most successful and prosperous since ~
Establishment
Mr.. b, r. Palmer district clerk. ma
httn In San Antonio for several dAys PAL
pader treatment BY Dr. Hurf for eale " ~ "
MS condition Is critical and muoh uheAs'-
hsas prevails among his frieads.
Hon. l.. J. storey has beon mentionieu ~ ~
tne OF the new railroad comnisslenel
vncer Governor Cuihesson. Tbs w9nlu ", vs
" excellent selection, ana MoulH - n
Etnt satls faction to the many trleh's
81 that worthy gentleman
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE


Texas and Pacific trains Nos, and
only stop at Texarkana. t, c. Junction,
Atlanta, Jefferson. Marshall. Longyiew
Junction, Big sandy, Mlneoia. Wits
Point Terrell. Forney. East Dallaa.
Dallas and Fort Worth
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nARGAlNs--liy W. Il. sNnner d Co.
real estate brokers; oince corner
Third and Rusk streets, opera house.
Fort worth, Tex Improved and nn-
improved city property, suburban aud
acrcase property lands, ranches and
fa,ms for sale IN all portions OF Tex
as utles examined, Acknowledge
mcnts taken, viii negotiate loHus or
vendor lien notes and other securities.
Don't buy before seeing ua,Twn-Htnfy
house, eight rooms, lathod and rlas.
tered nearly new, ON street car line:
10; 100 feri square. necessary stable,
etc. Tor 5000, which 10 une-third less
than eost
FOR sALE--Choicc iotsi web located:
easy payments. money furnished to
build your house, houses and lots.
easy terms y. $. Hare, 100 Main.
FOR sAfE ON EASY TEnMs -~rwo
new cottages, four and Ave rUoma,
near the WESLEYAN college. on tho
ntrcet car line. Also other very de-
Rlrahlc rcsldences ON easy terms. Az.
ply 70 W i; Logon elQ Main street.
ron SALE Coed fnur.roon house ana
lot boNi0a ~, ssb0i 500 cash. balance
SIC FER moath per cent. interest,
q bargain. NJ. L. Chambers. room q,
Malker building sixth and Main.
FOR SALle--l uffcr NJ eNtreneiy NV
figures fer onsh, several well located
one aud two-story residences. II YOU
contemplate bnyinE residence near
The busintsa center OF the city REQ
mo before you buy. W, a Ncwby,
trustee,
FOR eALit or Li3Asn-itsS acres 81
good land suitable for pasture or
cultivation. fenced aud wen pupplied
with waters ~ Eric county, TeN +.
Ter rnle or lease, Apply 20 Il. Peter
SON Paris rox,
FoR sAf.E--iGO acres NJ nne iend
near oak Grove ana about II miles
south ~ roft Worth. This il a well
improved fprm and q rond one.
frieo $40 rrr acre, Iiberal terms,
"a ~ ecreh one mile west ~ Keller.
Az fenced aud In cultivation. Fine
BLACK snndy soil. rrlCc flalO Long
time, li7 acres two and u half miles
south ~ Keller All fenced and 100
gcroA IN cultivation Good house and
stable, tank aud two wells Black
waNcy soil and tie best Price $40
por acre. Liberal terms. 900 acres
near Saginaw Al blnok waXey soil.
/ WIN be cut In small tracks ana sold
on Ions time at Sl2hO per acre. 400
acres seven mllrs north ~ Fort
Worth. finest Of black waNey land.
WIN cut IN smpll tracts and sell on
long time nc $50 per hcro. aus acres
fine improved farm nnd rood land.
nnrguln, call and lot up show IT, only
four miles from the city, eco ncrps
seven miles south OF Fort worth.
All fine land aud w woll improved
terms Wo are solllng farms aud
farm lands IN rauant county. can
on us N you either wish 10 buy or
sch, H. a, HUFFMAN 4 co
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UNVNFf,
No. 4. Mail aid Express. ii20 m
No. . Chicago Express Daily
tNestlbuledl ....4......,.,, S;l5 p IN
No. 81 Local Freight, 800 q M
Arrive.
No. 3 Mail and Express. .,,,u si5 . m
No. 1 Chicago Express. Daily.
VestlbuieO ........,...... $40 m
No. 81 Local Frelght,....,, $3.50 y m
Nos, 80 and 81 depart and arrive
freight yards
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cUERo.

cusro. Texas, September tine jury
has been discharged IN the county court
nine convictions were had. agsresAuns
ever i2oo In fines. ,,s
neadwsy now. One OF the teachers' 49,
Kate Benson OF Uvalde, has not yer eo ,..ss
put the trustees attributed her aoaln ,,,
Y the recent foods there ana nave Nv
tAken any action.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

n. q. HALL. Jeweler. cheapest house
in tie city. Buys old gold and silver.
Corner Main and Eleventh streets,
Agent for Ffano0-dcrnan ring, Ppni-
1--WE cure for rheumathm. Write for
pflcsa
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wTIStAR.

velmar. Texas, September e,--The Rev.
ur. b. Il. Sanders. State evangelist. will
,r,aeh tonight at the Christian church,
ms city. lie has been here several times
,.eors and was instrumental in the build.
nr and Organization Of the Christian
ohurch which has ever since flourished.
ne Was a soldier during the rebellion IN
Gretn's brigade, and he macts many Of
hs old comrades. who are residents OF
tbs town and country surrounding H..
ard always proud TO see him and hear
him preach.
The rain has at last ceased to come
and the weather Is clear and pleasant.
The cotton bales are rolling In, aud
shipments from this place FOR The season
have reached about 1900 bales.
Worms are attacking the heldB In some
plhces and poison 10 being freely used
yherc the foliage is light, but In The
trs seem 10 think that the eating OF the
leaves will be On advantage.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

Ksrrv!lle, Texas. September 6.--7Joe
Nundsy delivered q lecture fun OF wit.
hunor and pathos, 10 men only. at the
= court house tonight A large audience
tT present, and while they were con.
Ivlsed with almost a conuuuAl round Of
naehtor and applause, each man receevel
fsu't pretty CLOSE home thrusts and tho
ap ntted" In many Instances. Tomor-
~ zoe will give 49, popular lecture
Yet There H01."
The ivy high Fchool, superintended by
Professor ]. A. Thomas, opetled On hon-
w with more than 30 puplla and ~ re-
estNng daily addtti0nR The Mexican
khooL presided over by Mira. Grlnsn, the
.eNnan school, taught by Miss H. Rock,
Rtt H.n school, by Miss Ora Wood. and
MA Holes private school, al have their
quota OF scholars
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WHARTON.

Wharton. Texas September s.-JThe fol-
lowing young people of Wharton are
rtiending educational institutions
abroad; Misses Ida and India Taylor,
Virginia. Hattie Kemp. Tennessee; LII
We Bolton, Nellie Page and Hannle
krnstrons, Baylor college. Waco; Eva
Ellison, Nazareth convent, Victoria, and
Masters Henry Adag and Robert Arm
strong, Waco.
Misi Ida Richard, q charming young
hdy Of Lake Charlea, La, 10 expected
tomorrow. While here she will be the
rassi Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Hardy.
The Post reporter was Ia error yAster-
Gay In the statement that Mt Robert
Rlh had gpns 10 Mississippi. lie was
fs.llnsd In 81 Campo BY cioso attention
70 hs business interests.
Mr.. Albert Horton has ADDED "a stock OF
tiee dry goods TO his grocery store. Mr..
Horton, Ike all prosperoua and pro-
TresFiy6 young business men, Is sub
teriber and warm adinirer OF The Hols-
ton Post.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

BrenhArn. Texas. September e.-ouite a
number went out TO New Years creek
'his afternoon 20 enjoy one OF the per-
eeleal barbecues given there under 'hs
gefection OF Mr.. e. @ I.anghafnfnsf hS
NE courthouse RINK and their f-'@nIf
Ihs case ~ n, Z. and G. A. N.ilns
", y. y. Dotson. on trial In ne dislli ~.
% for the past two days, W. ~.
ssHatd this morning. resulting N E YER
-igt Tor defendant, potsou,
o,iravellng Auditor n b. sanford o. w
-, Colorado and Santa re hatlNn ~,
ympany, Is here checking up The books
y. agent y. II. Barastt OF the taulA
Height depot.
III. Richard Pennington las rQssh.a
cs,,g stion with the Weils-farSol fAt ~,
~ ngNl 81,
-fl..t .alsAa won. alNa p BtDylIs
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HAY BALE TiEs-o X. Harry Iron
Works. Dallas Ts.- fnsi.si'Asius@rs
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ct. LOUIS SEMINARY

A HOME SCHOOL for young ladies'
Private. Select. located IN most atirao-
nvo suburbs Of Sc Louis Pupils in-
diyiduAllzed Thorough English
Course, Languages. Music. Art, IN
HtructorH, 30 Pupils. Twenty-fOurth
year begins September ~
n II. BLEWETr. LID. Jennings. BIO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

WILL PAY literally Tor tho use Of
Electropoiso one week Address a..
this office
MARRIAGE PAPER FOE stamp. box
IA Decatur. Tex.
WoMANs sAFEuuARp- aenied par.
tlculArs frer. Gem Rubber Co.. Kan
sas CITY, Mo.
CALI, at 500 Houston street for SOLID
gold Howard, n. w, Raymond ana
other nne Watches costing from SiOO
TO Si60i now offered at from $50 20
as.
WANrBD=-A partner with $500 70
take a half interest IN an cstnhllshed
aud paying business VIII guarantee
proht NJ $50 q month TO the part
Nor. Address J.. X street, Waco, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

WANTED Norman 70 cook and 90
housework for small family. Apply
TO Mrs. II. ID. Ross. corner Hender-
ron street and pAggett avenue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

ToRT WORTH Marble and Granite
WorkB-Iohn A. Bergin " Son All
kinds ot marble and granite monu.
mentHi headsionea, tablets and atatu-
airy. NIL Kinds " marble, granite and
store coping Iron railing furnished
TO order, Write for designs and
prices
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IRON AND STEEL RooFINu AND
siding o, X, Harry Iron Works.
Dallas
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WANTED Woman for general house,
work. Address Mrs, j. >. Brown.
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1nvf.RrisIN0 MAN--we want 4

Hrat cluns hdveti,aing collector to.
travel for the TcSas Lave Stock and
Farm irurnnl None but experienced
adycrtisinR men who come wen re-
commended need apply. Geo. u. 1lov-
INK. manarer, io7 Main street, Fort
Worth. Tex.
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WANTEn--A barber Icolored) al once.
w. II, steel. Cloburne. Tex.
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HisIP FURNISHED sltua.lons pre-
cured, write US, Fort Worth Inn
ployment bureau COS Main
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FOR RENT Furnished room with
hoard, Apply 20 Mrs. Lucy, CORNER
First and Taylor street
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REGULAR ntoraga house Tor furniturt|
pianos. vehicles, trunks. boxes. eie'
new rooms: careful moving. packip|
shipping. etc; estimates free. w. u
uinraa a Ca. fsth ana Rusie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-08

WANTED Reliable sairsmcn TO sell
iuhneAtmr nils, uleahel and puiufsts
auppises Address Steiling ReiiiiiuR
CO, CLEVELAND, Ohio
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THB
POLYTECHNIC
COLLEGE,
PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING
As some OF Tho Advantages
II offers to those desiring
Collegiate Education
THE

Thorough Instruction in Eeyery De-
partment Taught.
Good Discipline. with Special Attention
Paid 10 the Development OF Chafac-
ter.
A Deep Religious Influence aud Ear
nest Effort for the salvation OF Pu-
pills.
Far Enough From the city to Protect
the StudontH From lis Temptations,
but Near Enough 20 Secure the Nd
vautafes which the CITY Affords.
Easy Accessibility by Rail from Every
Point Of the Compass. 40 that. II
Necessary, Parents can Roach the
College on Short Notice ana Without
VeNatious Delays and Changes
Unsurpassed Health Conditions. No
Death or Serious Sickness Has Oc-
CURED Among the Students Since
the Opening OF tho College.
REASONABLE PRICES FOR BOARD
AND TUITION.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wANTED--Fpr Twenty-third United
States infantry. able-bodlod, unmar.
ried men. between the ages Of q amt
aCi good pay. food. clothing and
medical nttendance applicants mus y
furnish satisfactory evidence as "a,
age habits and character. 1iecruitsl
Ing onicen nj No. $40 commontf|
street. Dnllns. TEX. and Natalorian
building, Fort worth. Tex.
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MoNnY ro LoAN oN yARMs
THE
w. c. DnLcHHR LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.


% AND 81 nuRLgY DumpINo.
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Young Mems Republican Club in Farm.

Young Mems Republican Club in Farm.
 ington.
 A young mems club was organized in Pennington last Friday evening through the efforts of MT. William H. Bronson, Adrian R. Wadsworth and Henry N. Whittelsey, starting with . member ship of forty with the prospect of largely increasing the number soon. Constitution and bylaws were adopted, club room selected and the following officers chosen for the year:
 A. R. Wadsworth, president; George F. Dunning, vice president; Henry A. Cowles, secretary; William H; Bronson, treasurer. ..t.s .t..5,s
 Executive committee Henry N. Whittelsey, chairman; Charles w. Lewis, H. L. Crandall. E. e. Hutchin- son, John Rhodes.
 A letter had been received frosn vice president of the league, John Addison Porter, editor of the Hartford Post, by President Wadsworth, which Secretary Cowles read before tho meeting, oon- graduating the young republicans in town upon this early start in forming . club there, and assuring the hearty support of the state league, and m i'd. vitation to attend all the meetinxs of the Hartford Mckinley Hciab during this coming campaign. An addrss by the president and sipging by the-club closed g very pleasant evening.
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List OfPnten ts.

List of Patents issued from the U. s. Patent office. Tuesday. July 31. 1894. for the state of Connecticut, furnished us from the ofice of Earle and Seymour. solicitors of patents, s6s Chapel street. New Haven. Conn.
 H. P. Ball, Bridgeport, assignor to General Electric company. insulating block.
 E. Chaquette, assignor to Chaquette Canal and Harbor Dredging company. Bridgeport. dredging apparatus. crhree patents.)
 Same, assignor to same, rotary pump for dredging apparatus.
 B. s. Cowles, Meriden, door bell.
 F. P. Ferry. assignor to T. Clark 6. Co.,, Danbury, machine for automatic ally making pasteboard strips for hat packing rings.
 J. T. Giblin. asslgnor to Springfield Emery Wheel company, Bridgeport, chuck for emery wheels,
 E. F. Lewis, Norwich, packing for pis- ton-rods.
 T. H. Macdonald. Bridgeport, coin- controlled photograph.
 W. R. Mackay, Meriden, bell.
 T. W. McGrath, Hartford, assignor to Educational Toy company, reading case
 F. P. Pfleghar, New Haven, appara- tus for clamping peripheral bands on wheels.
 John. Rush, Norwich, copy holder.
 H. s. Wedmore. Guilford. hook and eye.
 T. s. Weston,' Stamford. friction clutch.
 / Designs. $.
 L. Won Grave, Wallingford, assigno1 to H. L. Judd & Co.,. frame for table tops.
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Sold Liquor on Sunday.

saybrook, Aug. 0.-"Spotters" from tho Law and Order league of New Ha- ven have caused complaints to be made against the Pease house, John Lawson, and the Coulter house for Sunday sell ing. The "spotters" ciaim to have bought on Sunday, July 15. glass of beer and pint of liquor each at the Pease house and John Lawson's and 6 glass of beer at the Coulter house. The hearing will be before Justice John N. Clark at the Pesse house Wednesday af- ternoon.
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CHURCH DEBT REDUCED.

Interesting services - GrAce N. E.
 Church Sunlay. s
 The services at the Grace M. E.. church last Sunday wsrs especially in- teresting. There was large commun- ion service in the morning at which fourteen were received from probation into full membership, many others were taken in on probation and several by letter. The pastor announced that 1000 was paid on tho church debt on August l, and that t,ae next payment would be October 1, It which time the fifth anniversary of the building of the church will be celebrated. The pastor has been unanimously invited to stay another year. ss, The topic of hls evening sermon va ''fhe Relation of Failure to 9lccGss.n T
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srA.Ts FAIR RACES.
Ciasscs Made Up-Thsre VIII be Pou
 rnuta.t Au.utu~ n.v.

Ciassos Made Up-Thsre VIII be Pony
 Contest Opening Day.
 Meridon, Aug. 6.-on the opening day of tho state fair there will be run hing race for ponies as special attrac- ton for the school children.
 The other classes that will be run during the fair are PEA, 2;27, 2;s2, 2;s7, 2.40, 2:50 and Meriden Driving club class.
 In addition to these there will be colt stake races for two, three and four year old colts. {. The 2:40 class will be for trotters on- ly; the others for trotters or pacers.
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Court Notes.

In the probate court yesterday the report of the trustee on the insolvent estate of A. Kaiser was accepted. The estate will pay dividend of 5 per cent. The total amount of claims was $21, 900 with assets of $2,SS1. ,
 Attorney David McNarnara yesterday made application to the probate court for an accounting by Lawrence Meyers on the estate Of his father It was rep resented to the court that no final ac- counting had been made although the estate had been open for number of years. The heirs now desire an appor- tionment of the estate and Attorney McNamara. representing one of them. desired 1t be settled. The amount of the estate is about $7.000.
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City tyCourt-Criminal side-Judge Cable.
 Michael W. Savage, drunk. continued until August g.: same, begging. same; James, Gilrqy. :. defrauding boarding house keeper. continued until August ', same: resisting officer. same: John H. Moore, drunk, $5 fine, &5.2 costs: Michael J. Brady, same, s7 fine. $6.f2 costs: John Delaney, theft. sl fine, s7.0 costs: An tonic Leepardi, breach oe the peace, s2s fine. S.5s. costs: Minnie Leopardi. same. discharged: Michael H. Toole, vagrancy, continued until August IS; Thomas J. Kelly, same. thirty days in jail; Alexander Currie, drunk. s line: same, breach of the peace, E fine, $9.1S costs; Christopher McCue.s same. 8 fine, s5.42 costs: John Russell, breach of the peace, nolle on payment of costs: Samuel Pastroff. same. same; John Maloney, same nolle on payment of costs; Thomas Starobi, same, con- tinued until August 10: James Ryan, l breach of the peace B fine. $7.sS costs: same, drunk, judgment suspended; William Pinney, same, $5 fine, .$S24 costs; Richard Maher, same, s fine, SS.N costs: Patrick McGurney, same, l continued until September 20; Laura Russell. same. same; James W. Barry. drunk, nolle: same. breach of the peace, I same; Max Smith, non-support. $5.42 costs; William Cummings, non-support, nolle; James McGarvey, violation Sun day liquor law, continued until August IT; George Kelly. Connecticut School for Boys complaint, discharged Charles Tender. same, same; Michael Sullivan, same. $ fine, s6.24 costs; same. breach of the peace, nolle. Es
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EnRnSamant Announced.

The engagement is announced or Thomas A. Bassett of this oity and Miss Natalie Wilson of Bridgeport. Mr. Bassett IS one of the most popular members of the New Haven Grsys, hay ing been corporal for the past year. He is the son of Thomas Bassett Of tne New Haven Shoe company, and ,s m business with his uncle, John Phillips, tn the monumental works on High street. t.'
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OR nl.AcKMEADs

Penny wise and Pound foolish" are those who think it economy to use cheap rosin and soda soaps, or washing powders of any kind, instead of the good old Dobbins' Flee trio Soap; for sale by all gro cers since 1869, and used dur ing all that time by millions of intelligent economical wo- men who KNOW its merits and therefore use it. All who use it praise it as the best, cheap, est, and most economical soap made, but if you will try it. even just once, it will tell ! much stronger tale of its mer- its ITSELF. Ask your grocer for Dobbins' Electric Soap. take nothing else.
 I'M 2HR11Dll. men maks cheap Ssr limitations of tho
 kVOS best artislss ;
 othsf unsoxupa- lo1s msu ssek to palm thsn oftoa their cpSeomsts as tho ganuins, for tho saks of thA additional profit mads by the dsosdt TAeRs arp lots of inaitatious of Dobhins' EhStlio Eoap. Every ono of then uill riln md rot elCt6aa. 8es that our nans han espEy MAppsr.
 \ UOBBlMS 50 AP lfFC. 60. eussssG6ss t6 l. [. craein q O.,
 ssas Rhltadelphtn. pA.
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oxsst0p rUBERoULosIs.

ssats cemmtssionsr Hyde and Dr. Beck
 ley Ffad One Near Here.
 Moriden, Aug. e.-Ex-Governor Hyde, state cattle commissioner. and Dr. E. N. Beckley drove to q farm on tho wallingford road Saturday after noon and found . COW suffering from tuberculosis. They ordered the animal killed.
 There seems to have been quite an outbreak of the contagion about the state. Commissioner Hyde Is at Gran by to-day on Q similar case and Is kept travelling nearly the whole time in in- vestigating complaints of the disease.
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COURT RECORD.
Common Pyeas Court-Crimtnai side-
 Judge studiey.


 Common PIsas Court-Criminal side-
 Judge studley.
 The August term of this court came in yesterday with Judge studley on the bench, and after several eases had been disposed of, adjourned for the term.
 Thr first prisoner called to the bar was John H. Cook of Meriden, who, on June l2, was arrested charged with selling liquors without license. He pleaded guilty and was fined % and costs which he paid.
 The next case was that of Sarah k. Bishop of New Haven, who was arrested on July IS charged with keeping a dis orderly house at s4s Grand avenue. Owing to the fact that she had been in jail since July 14 the court decided to fine her s5 and costs, which she paid and was released.
 James Gavan of New Haven, charged with cruelty beating a horse o!i 'uiy T, and who has been imprisoned since that date, was allowed his liberty, Proseou- ting Attorney Gum stating to the court that he had decided to nolle the case.
 Daniel McMullan, Daniel Dunn and John Mcdonald of Meriden. who were members of the .Cexey army. were charged with yagrancy in Meriden on July23. Al of the accused plead guilty, and upon the recommendation of At torney Gum they were each sentenced to twenty days in jail without costs.
 The remainder of the docket con- sisted of liquor cases in West Haven brought by the Law and Order league. Attorney Gum, said that the prosecu- tion desired that the cases be continued until the September term as he was not prepared and this disposition was made, ?, .:-a.
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peens Rheumatic P1lh apsolutell cafs ,asn snssnesism sss. and neur,lgi snttrssy VI.