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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

hat They Ran Across Two Boys who
showed Fight.

showed Fight.
Last night as two young men,
Messrs, A. T. Trlppett and VIII Lo-
gan, were returning from church, they
were met near the corner Of Fourteenth
and Houston streets by couple of
toughs. who made robbery blum, but
did not succeed In their purpose.
one OF the rogues came up behind
the boys as they We're walking along
Houston street toward the corner and
caught up with his partner, who was
walking an front Of them The two
then turned and went back on the boys.
one OF the would-be robbers druw-
lng an ugly looking knife and slashing
az young Logan as II to intimidate
MIN. The boys both ran their hands
INTO Their pockets, and one of them
mad revolver When the footpnds
saw this motion they moved Off rather
hufuledly and got out of the wav as
rapidly as possible.
Ihey seemed to have on dark clothes
ana from the general description fur
hlshed Of them and some other cir
cumstances the police think they bova
good clue. ''N's
uhey are not supposed by the no.
nee To be the same pair of rascals who
held up the young Englishnpan on
seventeenth and Calhoun streets sal
urday night. The two me-. arrsste5
saturday night on suspicion were re-
t,easeu yesterday, on account of tbora
pslhB no evidence against them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Tomorrow night that popular come
dian. Roland Reed. will be seen ut
Grcenwall's opera house. presenting
for the first time. Il new comedy. the
lolnt work OF the late David ID. Lloyd
and Sydney Rosenneld, called "The
PoiticlanI" or, the ''Womnn's Pink"
Miss lsadure Rush Is the most talked
OF woman In town, because OF her great
hit IN Roland Reeds new play. saws
tho Detroit journal, Cleopatra st,ir-
CESS, "a twentieth century woman" ia
ono OF the distinct stage creations Of
the day, and Miss Rush acts the part
Win dash and brillloncy that Is cap.
uFn,ns' Ter taiior-inade suitb are
marvela or taste and art, and delight
the hearts OF every woman who sees
thom. ON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

George Vlnal. Dallas, Tex; r. ].
Thomas. Bowie. Tex; j. c. Edwards
and wife. Kansas city; j. Crutchfeld
Texas; G. Sawyer, Lake Charles, La.
a. j. Burton Kansas City: j. w
Church. Harrington, Kan; w. Il.
DANDY Topeka, Kan; II. q. Walker,
George W. Gibson, Dallas; A. c. Bart
ielt anu VIE, Chicago; II. w. Petit
bone, 81. Louis; II. A. Miller, Dublin,
Tex: c. NJ. Ingram. /. NJ, DIekerson'
New York; G. II. Hilton, ST. Louis;
Frank o. Mills. II. II. Richardson Chi
caso; j. A. Overion, Wichita Falls;
j. F. Thomas, Bowie Tex; II. VIII
Jams. New York; j. h. Mcknight, w.
q. Brown; j. II. Dennis. Denver, Col
II. j. Nottingham. Richmond, Va:
Charles b. French. Kansas City; Il,
g. Cowen aud wife. Henrietta: Chas.
Vlckers. Decatur; VIM. Harrell, ANA
rlllo; w. IL. Gibson. Henrietta; Robt.
Is. Taylor, e. =. Busch. Tennessee; h.
a. FINLEY. louisiana; Arthur J. lid
ball, Belle Ranch. N. NJ. Bennett Hill.
Dallas; u. $. Cassels, Waco; w. B,
Noble, lilllsboro; u. a. East. Archer.
Tex; II. l.. Stevens Coleman: c. NJ.
Alomnt, Seymour. t. D. Todd, Missouri;
T. $. Hitchcock, Toledo; n. Douchlt
Big Springs, Tex; Henry Seidenbettle,
Cincinnati, s. l.. Fleming, st. Joe; ]
T. Kendig, G. w. Miller. Kansas city;
w. ID. Harrison. ST. Louis: q. w. APP
person, Commerce: j. w. White. Louis.
vile; a. p. Flnlay. Sherman; John c.
Aldrich, Pittsburg; W. Il. Dix, Evans
CITY; Jeff Over;on. Dallas: O. II.
Thomas. Bowie; j. ID. Mitchell. Colo
rado; w. G. Henderson, Birdvllle. Tex.
Hugh Burns, Taylor. Tex; II. h.
Cochran, Austin; Victor Barringer
and wife, Mississippi; Tom +. Seawell,
@. w. Lee, McGrcgor. Tex; S. j. Muir
ply, 81. Louis; II. II. Adams. Dallas:
w. W. Lyons, II. s. Caehent, Des
Moinos. Iowa; IL. w. j. Ham, Georgia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Our representative recently visited
| tho Wholesale house OF Atnrshall Field
| a. CO., IN Chicago, and was much i'm
pressed with the immensely OF the
business. One Is prepared 10 believe
thut the sales of the house during
1874 have reached over $35,0OO. 900 after
u Nifit To the several departments. IL ia
a surpTiAc TO many old Eastern houses
TO learn that this concern sends forth
every week an average OF nearly 500
600 worth OF merchandise. This re-
cures an army OF nearly 1000 men i'm
the main Wholesale building, which has
rs DEPARTMENTS on eight iiOors-maltinp
total OF nearly II acres OF door snacs
and, Chicago Ike. our Western friends
cain that II exceeds in size and value
or stock any other mercantile bulld-
ing IN the world. In addition 10 tho
main building in which the open stocks
are kept, there are two huildlnps az
nearly equnl Dimensions used for ware.
hosues-one i've story and basement,
building. lS0N2Oo, that was for,nerN
used az part OF tho old wholesale
department, and another six story and
basement building. 6ON15O feet. Mar
sla'i' fleld y 90. have their own cloak
factory In part Of the old wholesale
huilulng, and also "a shirt factory. To-
Gated ~ Fond du Lac, wis. They alao
control tue entire output OF some lead
lhk western manufacturers. There is
y spirit OF enthusiasm among all ha.nds
I9n the executive heads right down
through the buyers and general sales
nlen'with their assistants. TO the ushers
anu messengers. and even the rushing
esoWu ot customers seems to partnke
OF H. The Held chiefly covered by this
WIS., ,. business Is the West 10 the pa
3,ne coast and the South to the CUR
truly our Eastern wholesale houses
Ivy a noble competitor In this mer-
tsi,eIis hluilt or the West.-New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

At the case. Let Christians unite
against such profiting and crush Il out.
me devil Is great persuader OF men
20 evil Fronting. Alas. for the bitter
awakening. To sling hymns with no
grace In the heart is OF small proft.
At the judgment your profit and loss
VIII be subpoena against you, and you
shall know Just your worth in Gods
wreck your eternal happiness"
The sermon drew the close attention
OF all. Rev. Stuckey speaks tonight
All come out and hear him, at corner
of Main and Weatherford streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Oriental Hotel. Dallas, Tex. Feb. II.
&C. II. Hunt, Camden, N. j.; j. II. lie
Grand, Tyler Tex; c. YorlIbrough,
Tyler. Tex; Mrs. w. G. Blnkeney.
Deniaon, Tex; Victor Jacobs. Cincin-
natl. o.; II. j, Norton, Toledo: ", 8.
Beasley. Lancaster Tex. w. Il. Little
Held, PEORIA Miss ionic Leon, Mona.
Tex; Miss Eta Whiscwnnt. Miss Bessie
Molford. Allen, Tex; j. X. Duke, Mona.
Tex Bart Popplcwell, Allen, Tex; j,
ID. Harding, Allen, Tex; Miss Isadore
Rush, Miss May Myers. Roland Reed.
New York; ], 5. Margneld, city: II. q.
Gibba, Chicago; w G. Crush, city: r.
SllNermnn. Arkansas; II. II. Bosen
Chicago NJ. $. Simpson. St Louis; A,
y, Wostewcll, New York; c. n. Melton
jr., ST. Louis. @. II. Barter. Kansas
city. w, j, BOaz, Fort Worth; DIR. II.
u, Shumatc, Fort Worth, j. W. Harris
Waco; Ed r. Roth, city; w, NJ Shutter.
Weguleld. George W. Doyle. c. l..
Smythe. city; Miss X. c. Hay ST
Louis; g, II. Herman, Los Angeles; h.
~. Roth, Chicago: ]. A, Edison, Ham
llton, Tex. j. 3. McCauley. Philadcl-
phiui r. Daniels Denison, Tex; j. n.
Barbee, Louisville, Ky; II. IL. Wall.
Dallas; y. Eggle, Waco: T.. Raymond
81. Louis; j r. Wilson, r. l.. Kenny
81. Louis; l. b. Aslel. New York; A.
Weldon. London, England. Gus King,
city @. II, Daniels, Denison; A. VI.
Stewart, Dallas; j, H. l.. Komig. Bal
timore; l.. Ackerman, w. b. Kinealy.
j, Y Rogers, st. Louis; Ovid Muslin and
vito. BESSIE Bonsnll, Edouard Scharf.
~ w. Elliot, ovid Muslin CO.; A. Gold
smith, Cincinnati: j. d. Fanitur, Chi
eago; G. o. Meagsheld, KY; Il, Il.
Mitchell. New York; A. r.. lehman
Galveston; Max Bassist. baltimore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

The Divide Musin Concert company
VIII appear at Greenwalrs next Wed.
nesday night, Seats are now on sale
Inc Cincinnati Enquirer says; The
concert yesterday In Music nan was
ns.chlusu oy great and unsteady an
precihtive audience that numhera,,
nearly 5000 people. Tive ov,Ie 49,
1inpany covered itself with elarv
Ihe ylrtuoso himself. Ovne -
played with such finished style thnt
ne audience went wild with enthnss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

mere was a large attendance last
III ,e rev. slnekey's text was Mark
followed Christ did not always nrsc-
iice what they talked. They criticized
him even when there was no sense IN
their criticisms, The world and ~
vanities were their delight. The con.
aeinnauon OF the law Is removed when
san Is fefsaken The wealth ana pleas
ures o. me world can't pay for The
soul. what viii they profit IL tho soul.
a. iost. some men want more than six
S.ss U "nlon 10 work. II an officer
ieront at iastg iSld.gloys talk WIN not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

=, me police say there are n number
e NJ au,e iaoorlng men in the city on
asVouit OF the temporary suspension
OF work on the Rio Grande RsIiro-'a
the North Side Street Railroad ~
pulIdlng Improvements. They saw y,
~ NOT worth while to make arresta ~
tness cases, as they win get WORK ~ ~
son as they can. and can not hs
p'4ineu FOR not working In hsS
weather, n when there is nothing Do.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Fort Worth and Utica Trust COM
pany to w. j. Bailey, lots and I
Jennings south addition, consideratlop
~; IL, Watson, executor, to d. NJ
Miller and wife, 81 acres j. NJ. Ross
survey. At acres L. Barnes survey
aha 80 acres j. r. Parkers survey.
Joseph Fowler to C. NJ. and / w
Carder. l acre b. +. Curtis s,rve,
consideration sl2ss. wy
Martin Herrholzer to George Altman
LOT !, block 93, Texas and Paeifc addi
tion, consideration $226,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
IN MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
~CrT1zEyy HAVE ALREADY
rnSED TO THE OLD HOME.
n HALEY Say. the Primary Can
abe Legal with Little Trouble.
ythinx Is Harmonious Anons
to Mnjorities.

n, politics seems to be treadlng
' tyen tenor OF Its way" Just now
4 n tut few bitches or jerks. Every
n Ma as serene In the Democratic
Y ''ns Is apt to be among men who
onward to a repetition of last
4. fgreat victory und nothing new
" developed yesterday. except that
ltitt OF those who wandered away
/ that semi-divlne deluslon. the
sfah's Movement, have announced
rror OF their way, once more
eel their abiding faith IN Dem
IN and rs leaders and say they
X Fight It's battles in the ranks OF
remost to atone for the sin they
Y Fitted In even doubling their old
lis usefulness and integrity.
ator Bailey, who came up from
W. In Saturday. said to all his
: bcratic friends yesterday that he
limit ther3 would be no trouble in
tpg the primary election set for
:, N made legal and Just as bind
Upon u voter as one held under the
y OF the state. He and both Rep
tatives Andrews and Roy Will be
HID and earnest in their effoi1S
,,cure this for Fort Worth. ald no
,anticipatea any trouble on this
aint. Hundreds were heard yester-
n 10 express themselves as being
Bed with the action OF the COM
zoe Saturday. There is 10 grump-
4 In any quarter; harmony reigns
smiling, yet determined. queen
Z the best camp OF the best Demo-
; J in Te1as--a harmony that sounds
Meath warrant OF all Outaiuers who
have hoped to break into office
use OF internal wrangling and pet
itrifc.
nonK the candidates there Is
DR. energy displayed On every hand.
shortness OF time Intervening be-
IN now and the primary causes
! to feel those queer sensations that
chnse each other down a politicians
,nl cord and make him pray for
cess. They are talking hurried
DIS to all kinds OF folks these days.
all Is done good humoedly, and
ny OF the office seekers 30 getting
YRS together.
course, there are prognostications
ut who will be winners galore.
~ voter can tell YOU iust Who Ia
10 10 catch the mum he is a can-
ite for. IL seems 10 be the general
sensus of opinion among pemocrats
/ the closest race of ali "a thnt
city attorney. The close friends
both candlates deny This and saw
+ man Will win In a walk--lt ia
r that way--but Tho old and staid
ucians adyiso them 10 walt MI
day after.
nong those whom Il IA amid bnve
- back into the fold, rs Hon. HYDE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Mrs. ]. N. swartzwelder died at the
residence of her son-inlaw. William
TidbAil. 1909 East Belknap street. Feb
ruary 10. at PEN. Her remains Will
be shipped TO her old home, winches-
ter, Va. where the services and inter
ment win take place. Baltimore Sun
and Virginia papers please copy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
Memphi. and Return Vim co,,
Beit houte

on February II and is We wn, 49,,
round trip tickets to Memphis a. seil
lowest one way rate, good for ret,n'
until February %, on account ~ ~
Southern Lumber Manufacturers, ss
ISOLATION. For maps, time tables a.,
other Information. call on or adaras-
A. A. Gibson, II. p. A., or d. NJ Mo-
gan. City Pass. & II. A., lOl MAJ,
street, Fort Worth. Tex. sam
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

On February is (accou-, rood 49,
convention). We will sell Tickets ,ra.ls
all stations oil the Cotton Bclt ror,. gu ~
Houston. Tex. and return. ut fare ~, 70
the round trip. Good for return NJ
sage until February 90. 1895. pas
ID. NJ. MORGAN
City Passenger and Ticket Agent %,
ton Belt Route. ioi Main Street. Ear,
Worth. Tex. ~'f'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

The best snlve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chilblains
corns. and all akin eruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
u is guaranteed to give perfect salts
AZ Co
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
CHRISTIAN cIrrzENsprr .
The Letter which the w. O. II. U.
Has Sent Out.

tDdstor Gazette:
We. the ladies OF the Woman's Chris
tan Temperance Union OF bort Worth.
having sent out this letter 70 our city
ministers. wishing TO have Il circu.
lated farther. thinking II may be of
Service 20 more ministers than our own
city'n, ask you In tho n-.me OF on. cause
10 publish IT,
Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. 1-De.r
Brother: The Woman's Christian ,ro,n,
peranoe Union OF this city wish to adj
dress you on the snbject OF preaoh-
ing = special sermon on the subject
OF Christian citizenship before tho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

In the Forty-eIghth district court
Judge Greene has granted a divorce 10
Mrs l., H. sansoni from w. a. SansonI
anu the custody OF their child.
=, IN the suit OF Zane Cettl vs.. Harry
default for the plaintiff.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

An Important Meeting 10 lie Held
I,bIs Afternoon.

There will be a very important meet
ing OF the Chamber Of Commerce this
afternoon at o'clock. All members
OF the Chamber ofkSommerce and all
business men are urged to attend, as
matters OF interest and benefit to the
city will be presented at this meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums. allays pain. cures wind collie.
and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
EXTRA "coTroS mum; --


Account mss,,n "e,nphis' Tenn.
the cot,on ahuiacturers' Association
Memphis r nst VIII make rate TO
tv, es hrst-class fare for he ons
IL tickets on sale Februarv ~ snd
eaoh Hia to continuous passsco ' ~,
return , nson and to February 81 for
from ~ my p.,y me with two through trains
sleen. ~ Texas TO Memphis Win Pp iia,ns
;, G. WARMER.
A A. ctrse9. 7. A.. Tyler. Icy.
LISBON, 4. =. A.. Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

% a number OF church people went o,...
AZ o gaiias Yesterday to attend ,hs
oVay revival there and there 'ns
i m, interest felt here In tie me-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
THE ORIENTAL,


Finest Hotel I'm the south. Thorough
~ hreDrooK. Transient rates -. 30 20
30 per dny. W. y. ALDEN, Manager.
Formerly Hotel Sendomc boston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Why Is II that people use Salvation
2hY Answer: Because II Is the bost
iniment.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

H. w. Walker, printer and statloner
200 Main street. New pr IS, aeW iVIr'
new stationery. Work delivered
promptly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

The days OF colds and Or. Bu1rs
Cough Syrup are at hand. Better buy a
bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

its merits 10 well known that 1t seems work
of supererogetion TO endorso It. Few are tho
intelligent families who do not keep castor:a
within easy reach
cARIos MARTYR, d. D.,
Now York City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JOSEPH NJ. LOGAN announcsa it,.
sell as a candidate for the Office NJ ni,,,
treasurer OF Fort Worth, snbiect -,
Tue action OF the Democratic party ~
w. d. HARRISON announces bin,soTi;
as candidate for the office Of cI,,,
treasurer of Fort Worth, subiect 10 NY ny
action OF The Democratic party " 'He
FOR CITY ATTORNEY --,Tbo .
a zs,,., is authorized to announce n "a
TEMPLEToN as a candldste a., y. M.
election to the office OF CITY attn re-
~ the coming April election, suhioa.
me action OF the Democracy ~ 70 70
~ A, CALDWELL, the pregea, -
d aa.a announces himself as n cs, AZ
. .ase Tor denomination for the otHca
w. eoheclor and assessor az Fo.t
worth. subject to the action r ,h
democratic party. ~" Vi inc
.s -; Massis hereby announcer 5T,o-
Eor, ipr eliy assessor and collec,or ~
~, rvIt Worth. subject to the actio, o
- Delnocracy Of Fort Worth
R. W, FLoURNoY annoa1cos No.;
c,,a eendldate for city attornev ~ ISL ~
tins ., nort Worth. subject 10 tha rs
s,9n oL me Democratic party az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

For several years I have r,cor,...,
your oastoria' and shall always consius =
do 80 as 1t has invariably produced b,s.s.' Y
insults" 'N 0'aals'l
,,.., EDWIN F. PARDEr, N. D.
l2oth Street and 9TH Ave, New w., -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-18

Cast cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhrn, Erl,cts.l,,
gestion, T"A'o'e' u
Without injurious medication.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-18
THE NAPOLEONIC TEA

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHURCH OF
 THE ADVENT A SUCCESS.
 The "Napoleonic tea'' at the residence of Dr. A. T. Henley yesterday afternoon and evening was most delightful occasion, and resulted in 8 nice financial benefit for the Church of the Advent, for which pur pose it was given.
 The elegant home of Dr. and Mrs. Hem ley was taxed to its utmost to accommo- date the large number of people, both young and old, who attended the tea, and from 0 'clock until 10 it's walls rang with the laughter and pleasantries of those pres- ont.
 The young ladies were beautiful in cos tunes patterned after the empire gown, so popular in France about 1920.
 Refreshments consisting of salads, cakes, tea, coffee, etc., were served.
 At intervals during the evening the guests were delighted with music, ard Gen. Fred s. Ferguson, Mrs. H. H. Sin uige au Mrs. E. G. Chandler rendered solos in their usually happy strain. Gen. eral Ferguson sang the "Marseillaise' in a very pleasing manner. | It was happy idea that suggested such an entertain ment, and those fortunate enought to be present last evening will anxiously await the next move of the ladies of the Advent.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-18
General Dow's Way.

"T was policeman in Portland when General Neal Dow. was mayor of the city in 1884," said Lewiston gcntaeman. A man had been abusing his wife ofr~k Pearl street, and the mayor had personally in: structed me to go down and arrest the man and to be sure and bring his bottle along with the prisoner too. The mayor came into the municipal court the next morning and requested that the bottle be brought in and tried with the man. The man pleaded guilty to kicking over the table and swearing at his wife, but stuck to it that he had not been drinking. The mayor took the bottle and placed it on the table in the courtroom, and the prisoner fixed his eyes on it and admitted that he had drunk out of it.
 s'When the man was sent up to the jail, Mayor Dow took the bottle along himself and requested the turnkey to place tho flask just outside the cell door-Mhere the prisoner could sec it, and it stood there two months. He begged to have the bot tie broken or removed. Once, when the |aRo0r was opened, he made dash with his foot to break it, but did not succeed. When that man was released, he perfectly hated the sight of whisky bottle, and to my certain Knowledge he never tasted a drop of nquor afterward till his death, in 1864, of consumption. ."-Lewiston Jour
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-01-18
SUCCESSFUL RAIDS.
Four Illicit Distilleries and Thousands of Gallons of Beer Destroyed by
 Uncle San's Agents.

The revenue officers have recently made a most successful raid against illicit dis tilleries in Randolph and Cleburne coun- ties, and as a result four stills with com plete apparatus were seized and destroyed, the officers finding it impracticable to re- move them.
 Near Cedron, in Randolph county Deputy Collector J. R. Caldwell anc Deputy United States Marshal Tom Pelham ou the 18th instant seized and destroyed sixty gallon copper still, with complete outfit and 1500 gallons of beer. No arrest was made.
 On the same date, near Stone Hill, Dep- uty Collectors J. F. Green and J. R. Cald- well and Deputy United States Marshal Barker seized a ftty-gallon copper still, wooden cap, copper worm and fermenters, 1900 gallons of beer, five gallons of low wines and other articles, all of which were destroyed. No arrest was made.
 Deputy Collectors Green and Caldwell and Deputy Marshal Barker destroyed fifty gallon copper still, 1000 gallons of beer five fermenters, copper worm and small steam boiler dismantled.
 The same officers went out near Stone Hill and destroyed a sixty gallon copper still, with complete apparatus and 20Oo gallons of beer. James M. Cook, to whom the still is supposed to have belonged, was arrested by the officers and detained until they had gotten out of the vicinity, when he was discharged, there being no deputy marshal from the Middle district to take charge of him.