Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-05
LOT 2Ol6 chirens long white Maseies oak trimmed with
two rows Irish point embroidery Regular price SO So $500
and $500; win be sold at $500, $500 and $500
LOT 96st0 children white Marsees short Coak ages TO
years Regular price $3.50 and $780, will he at $500 and
$500.
LOT SOsS6 cilens white lace dresses handsomely
trimmed in Valencenme aces and Irish point embroidery ages
s% D and years. all in perfect order Regular prices
$500 to $1,000; will be sold from $500 10 $500
LOT lOOSl5 misses white dresses elegantly trimmed IN deem
embroidery TO- - IA 6 years. Regular price $40 CO.
$1,000 and $4,000 will be sold at $500 $1,000 and $1,000
LOT iSu6lO ladies' white lawn dresses trimmed deep embrOd
cry sizes III 80 and rs bust Regular prices $40 SIS
and S95; win be sold ut SIS, $40 and SIS.
address
& BARR FORT WORTH, TEX.

of the Thirty. Fourth separate COM
pany of the Folger corps, n. q. =. OF
New York at Geneva, the national
bank aud upon the large Cleveland
anu Hendricks banner suspended
across Seneca street The secretary
viii be Inferred az Geneva by the side
OF his wife, who died seven years ago.
THE sECRErARN's ILLNESS.
WAsnlN0TuN Sept i-Assistant
Secretary Coon said that he had
received several lettcrs recently from
Secretsry FOlger, In which he wrote
rather despOndently. In one abiding
TO the burden of work i'm his depart-
ment he said that while he was
about useless still he would
pack his trunk and return TO duty II
lac Coon felt that too much was laid
upon him. In another lac remarked
that lac was In a miserable plight -
while a third lettor was closed abrupt
~ with the remark that he had aet
out TO write at full length. but felt Too
weak aud llstless Two others received
aimee were dictated 10 nm amnnuensis
and while containing clear directions
concerning important departmental
matters also conveyed the Intelligence
inserted by the writer that the secre.
tary was n very sick man and capable
only of the smallest physical and
mental eXertion. Ia one letter the
acting secretary, Coon, was advised
10 send a cable message TO Assistant
Secretary French, asking him 10 re-.
turn at once. Judge French was then
on his way TO Liverpool.
FILLING TItE VACANCY.
In regard TO the question Of filling
the vacancy by temporary appoint.
ment Mr. Coon submitted the question
10 the Encouragement on the death
recently of the sixth auditor, ELLA.
The attoruoy-goneral gave his
opinion that the vacancy occurring
by the death OF head officer Of
bureau must be filed on the tx plratlon
Of ten days. either by temporary desig.
nation or permanent appointment aud
that such temporary designation, "
made, could he but for ten days. II
would follow, therefore, that the
vacancy In the treasury may be tenn
pOurlly filled by the appointment for
ten days from the 10Th inst, and must
be permanently filled not later than
the 2Sth inst, Sundays not included.
THE NEWS REACHES THE PRESIDENT.
NEWPORT, u, L., Sept. g.. President
Arthur dined this evening with Mr..
aud Mrs J. w. EllIs at Farsltetown.
There were about sixteen other guests
present when the PRECEDENT received
the telegram announcing he death Of
Secretary Folger, al O'Clock, and lac
was greatly affected by the news.
He Will attend the funeral, and hopes
10 he able 10 attend that OF Senator
Anthony also. He mas telegraphed
his coincidence 10 the brother Of secre-
iary Folgsr, and has ordered that the
tilgs ON the government vessels and
buildings In this vicinity and Rt Fort
Adams be placed Mt halfmast till after
the funeral. The president had in-
tended going 10 dinner with the
English admiral Saturday, hut that
now will probably be indefinitely post
pOned.