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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

entire system Into an electrical railway
some twelve miles long. All this can be
done inside OF SIX months IL nothirg I'M
forseen occurs.h
"Have you ever seen an electrical rail-
way 10 operation?
81 saw car propelled By electricity
supplied from storage batteries on the
car on Madison and Fourth avenues In
New York city. This was an experiment,
and appeared to be fairly successful.
List summer l visited Richmond, Va,
where they have some thirty miles OF the
overhead system Of electric railway in
operation, using about thirty cars and
occupying all the principal business
streets OF the city. l spoke to number
Of citizens about the system,
and without exception they expressed
themselves rs pleased with 1t. Hundreds
and thousands OF visitors have been at.
tracted to Richmand to see this electric
railway. The cars run up and down .
grade Of ten feet In the hundred"
eat what speed are these cars run?"
"chey cSn be Iun 81 any speed up TO
fifteen miles an hour res ulated by the
man in charge Of the ckr which can be
stopped quickly and run in either direc-
tIVA w WIZ 4AAc eSokch1 ID AuS0 oaSAoA
on the strests than the old horse csr
for the reason tia. no trenches
are cut out by the constant travelling of
horses or muIes between the track, there
is no smoke, dust or dit of any kind,
and nothing appears to the public but
the plain, ordinary street Car. Electrical
railways are now in use in over 100 cities
in the country. among them Boston,
Brsxson and Lynn, Mass; Detroit, Mich. |;
Richmond, Va; Wilmington, Del; Pitts
burg, Pa; Sacramento and San Jose,
Cal l firmly believe that in three years
from now there will not be q horse car
line In anY city Of the country OF over
20, 900 population, and I think eli Fori
Worth lines will be electrical railways
inside Of eighteen months, and prooebly
much sooner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
LIBEL Law UNCONsTIrUrION AL

rhe hichissn Supreme Court Declares
Void q Bessure Favorable to Newspapers.
L4NsING, MIcH Nov. 2S.-Pster E.
Park sued the Detroit Free Press for libel
for saying he had been arrested for ille-
climate parentage, when, in fact, be was
merely an sttorney in the case. The
Free Press published . retrsction and an
apology, and the circuit judge In Ills
charge practically ordered the j1ry to de
eide sgsinsl Park. The jury did so. The
supreme court reversed the Judgment
and ordered new trial, ana what is
more important and Of more interest to
newspapers Is that the court declared the
libel law Of 1885 unconstitutional. This
law provided that the plaintiff In suit
for libel should recover only actual dam.
ages II 1t should appear that the puolics-
ton WAS made In good faith and did not
involve criminal charge, and Its falsity
was due to mistake or misapprehension
OF the facts, and that in the mex. regular
Tissue OF the newspaper after said mistake
or misapprehenslon came to the kuowl-
edge Of the publisher, whether before or
after suit was brought, correction was
published In as conspicuous 6 manner
and place as the libelous article occu2ie@.
The law also provided th&t the pisitt fl
should not be entitled to recover In add
ton to sctual damages any sum greater
! than $4,000. That this law should be
wiped out Is hardship 70 newspaper
publishers IN Michigan, and the next leg
isIsture will undoubtedly be asked to
pass one thst will be more lust to The 10.
terests OF al concerned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.
Whist the North Side Railway oompxr.
Proposes to Do.

Whist the North Side Railway Company
Proposes to Do.
The property of the Fort Worth Street
Rsilway Company under the terms Of the
lease to the North Side Bail way Compsny
WAS turned over to the latter company
= sterdsy. The officers Of the new com
psny are: ". a. Hunnan, president;
Colonel j. P. Smith, vice-president; "A.
T. Byers, secretary aud treasurer. Tom
Payne, the old superintendent, will con-
tinue in the position. Knowing the North
Side Railway Company had in contempla-
ton certain extensions and i'm
provements q GAZETTE reporter
csllsd on Mr.. Hufman, the president of
the company, and asked him what the
plans Of the company were. In reply
Mr. HUFFMAN said: We intend to build
some four miles ofroad on the North Side
and connect same with the Fort Worth
lines, and the rails for this road have al.
re. dY been purchased and one carload
shipped which will be here shortly. We
are receiving bids for the ties ana will
close the contract for ell equipments tnd
put the work underway ss soon IS certain
changes are made In our right Of wsywhich
viii be applied for at the rext meetipg Of
the city council"
"What motive power will you user"
"N e will construct ell the new line
with 9 view OF using the electric motor
and also expect TO use 1t on the old lines.
In other words, we intend to convert the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

First Baptist Church-Jones, sbetween First
and Second streets. Services at II q. m. and
Z so D. m. Sunday school at $50 q. n. j..
Morsan Wells, passor.
South Side Baptist Church-On Broadway.
Preaching by the pastor, 3 Gillespie, at an,
and at 7:C0 p. N. sunday school az p. m .
Praise and prayer SERVICES on Wednesday
night.
administers wishing church notices inserted
In THE Ga ZETTE Sunday morning are request
ed to hand them in BY 6 p. m Saturday. They
should not be sent by telephone, as errors aIe
liable to occur.
German Evangelical-St. Johns church on
Calhoun street, between Ninth and Eleventh
streets. Rev. O T. Baumann, pastor. Ser
vice. at 1880 a. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Meeting of Ladies Aid Society at $50 p. m.
Cumberland Pres 5yterisn enurch-Hufman'e
hall on Msu street below Fifth street,up stairs.
Rev. z. N. Tinnon, pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 @. m, W. 4. Fakes. superintendent.
Preaching at II 3. N. and loop. m, by the pas
tor. Seats free, good mgsle and everybody In
vited.
The Christian church, corner Sixth and
Throckmorton straets-PreachtDg morning and
evening by the regular minister. Subject In
the morning, 1.-The typical Significance Of the
Jewish Nation" In the evening there will be
lecture on "ReliRious Hints from the study
Of Nature" All persons made welcome.
Broadway Presbyterian Church Cornsr Of
| Broad way and st. Louis aveaue. Pastor, Rev.
| BIZ. Mitchell. Divine service st II q. N. and
| 7:l5 p. m. subj Jet Of morning sermon: 1.-The
Curse OF Meroz." Sabbath schoo! az 30 q m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at IT'S
Strangers invited 10 all these services and made
welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Ugh VERsToNE."
aronek. tde Dynamite, Sent TO the Penf
teniiary FOR Twelve Years.


CHICAGO, ILL Dec. 1.-The Argument
Of the counsel on the Hsouek dynamite
conspiracy case wss resumed this morn
ing.
At the conclusion Of tie argu-
ments this evening Jugde Collins
st once charged the jury. every
presumption" said ne, sis in
favor Of the prisoner. Il the Jury bslieye
the dynamite came into the possess of
the prisoner prior to the passage Of the
law which was passed July /, 1887, and
under which he was indicted they must
bring in verdict of acouittal. They
must be satisfied tn, the prisoner pro-
cured dynsnite since the above dste with
ielonious intent TO destroy human life in
order to convict"
The judges charge was quite lengthy
and its reading occupied fully half an
hour. At 9:lo the jury retired. Al 9:48
the announcement WAS made that the Jury
had agreed. The attorneys hurriedly re-
tired. The spectators seats were quick
ly filed up. The Judge toCk
his sest, the prisoner was brought
In and the jury wss led in and took
their sests. The verdict was handed to
the clerk Of the cour. WAC opened the
paper and read, 1--WE the jury find the
defendant guilty rs charged in the in
dictment, and fix his punishment at
twelve years in the penitentiary."
a friend leaned over to tell Hronek the
verdict, but he locked up with pleasant
smile snd So d: "Yeh verssone." His
face betrayed no evidence of disappoiu;.
ment or fear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Pickwiok: Fl Heating, Chicago, III
Il W stocking, TeXarkbna; A Golf. Paris
James Robertson, Ja"ksboro: NJ W Keenan,,
Il Hazard, Nav York; E Wingieid, Texas
DR. Charles Hill. Longview; william Borear,
Georgia: W D Wyley, Dallas; JEFF Lam T st
size,, Baltimore. NJ !; D Goodman, sherman o
b Easres, U 8 A; j B Curtis, Portland. Mich
Car ner, wifs an / child, Ell Paso; ] D
Birdweil. G W Walthall, Big Springs; W W
Graves, Ashviiie n .; 4 Csriigsn. Wichita
Falls; w Hou ;on. Seymour; Butts, W
W Parke,, st Louis; Fl Johr SON, Haskell; D
Ros.ehen, 500 land; R NJ Carter, Texarkana
At ths Mansion: R Rid due, Alvarado, Tex
George Pfaeffie, Texas; j A Abney, Lam
pasas; Guy Mar.nall, Texarkana;J W Burgess
Lundy, Weroka, T; ] " Haley and wife
bi enc, "ex; W Arlington. Muobetie. Tex
" Bullock. ecat1r; II Smith, Denver
n Henry aud wife, s n Harry, Dallas Row:
land johnson, Texas; II W Shelton, Dallas; j
Cumminsky, William Scott. ST Louis.
At The Enis: Guy spencsrr Greenvllle; J W
Boston; Thos Whlingham, Dallas; Ii Day. St
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway; Geo
Dancy, Kansas CITY; Fink, New York; Geo
Brown, New York: NJ G RIbel, L Benn tt.
Chicago: III Wo I, New Orleans; & @ Juoge
LouisVi lei Geo Watson. Iowa; Olcott
81. LOUIS. u hOeentndl, hanehs OlIy; "a
Killer, Houston; J N KINDRED, Dallas
Block, Chicago; F Wellington, Jr, Law
renee, Kan; J Th0rne. San Fran 1 co; Byro n
Gale. NAL. hall Louis AcKerman. st Louis; II
o MIchaels, rehalltown, Iowa; Charles q
Smith, Chicago; Isidor We'll, New York d
Theo Ay ers, Galveston; Z T Cannon, Texas;
Heone, st louis; Albert hosanteld, New YorA;
S s Stratton, Chicago; James NJ Crisp, New
Jersey; Arch Chbb Sc Louis. Mau Grsu,
| Grau Opera Company; n Snyder Ellisviller
Tex; W II McLaus him, Chicago; Mrs
Ottofy, st Louis; j Z Tully, Sew York; l.
B Kehule, Chicago; Sam 81 Milliken, Dallis g;
III Barlow, chicago; Jack Burke Ala.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS

they Oppose q Shut Down, but FAvor the
Knights CT aboI.
PITTsBURG. Pa, Dec. 1.-At meeting
of the Monongahels Valley coal miners
st Monorgahela City to-day 8 general
shut down Of mines was opposed, and ill
miners who were offered employment by
opera.ors'were advised to continue work.
A resolution was adopted instructing
delegates TO the Columbus Ns,ioral con-
yention to vote TO remain IL, the Knights
of Labor. About 5000 miners were reps
resented at the meeting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
rha Rhiloma,L.sn society.

The last meeting of this society on Fri
hay night was Of unususl interest. MIR.
j. II. Wilder acquitted himself very cred
itably on The subisct CT patriotism and
was followed by Misses Dimmist and
Newton In q well rendered piano duet
The leading literary feature OF this meet
ing was Prof. DAle's lecture on "Conver-
cation" which the large audience re-
ceived with many tokens OF the highest
appreciation. Mrs. P NJ. White followed
In one OF the sweetest pieces OF vocal
melody the writer has yet hesrd in For
woysh. The song WAS Marguerite
and We rich tones Of the lady's grand
Yoice were well brought out in the effort
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

It is hoped she msy soon be heard again.
MIS-. W. kscoy in her usual ShappY
sEanner gave Biddy's Troubles in Yam
kee Kitchen with telling effect. Miss
Myrtle Rouse closed the evening in q
! plesssn. solo on the piano, and al weLt
away with feeling Of eminent satisfac-
| tion.
( Mex. Friday the third reception of the
school Of elocution occurs and good
programme Ia in preparation. Prof
Dsle's second lecture on "Couverssiion"
will be given on the following Pniloma-
thean night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

The Australian government IL building
fence Of wire netting eight thousand
miles ne, to divide Nav South Wales
and Q Queensland, in order to keep the j,ck
rabbits out Of the latter country. Aus
sralia is paying not less than S125, 900 per
yesr to keep the pests down In what are
known as crown lands. The offer is still
kept up Of s1o0. 900 to kny man who will
produce something that will extermina.s
the pests.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Supposed Iafanucids.

To the Gazette.
County Attorney Ayers, Esquire
MeClupg ind Sheriff Richardson, all OF
the Fort, are here investigating sup
posed case of intsnticide. The daughter
Of William Harper, who lives about three
, miles west CT town, became the motaer
OF G well developed child about two
weeks ago. The child was found dead
In straw stack near the house and was
olried by tie girls father. When the
body WAS exhumed @ string was found
drawn tightly around the neck and por-
ton Of the skull WAS fractured BY blow,
Harper and his daughter are both under
arres. at this place. They Will be taken
10 the Fort tomorrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Killed bra Woman.

TRENTON, Mo-, Dec. las Belle Hud-
dleson, dissolute WOMAN was leaving q
ssloon at midnight last night with 9 fe-
male companion, Carales Gibson, kgsm.
bler, made An cfensivs remark. Sac re-
turned and drawing revolver fled 81
hm. The bullet entered p..cx Of h.s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

1 rooms and 6; No. II rocms and T.,
and NJ " rooms and 1, had not 3
did not sversge tsrdy.
There are now out between eighty and
100 pupils who ghould return on Monday
next.
The management OF the waterworke
promise to sound the S:45 whistle SIS
heretofore without fail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

a box OF bolts arrived ct Roach's ship
yard from New York 3 few days ago, and
When ToolkeeSer Charles FsirIsmb hsd
removed sll the bolts he WAS startled
upon seeing copperhesd snake crsw.
OUT. He wss not long in killing the
reptile, which measured Shout eighteen
inches In length erd Vas s5cut the thick
ness OLA msn's f1ger. How It got in the
b-x Is q mystery,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

An iIflsntial paper OF Buds Pes.h,
HungsIy, sdvocstes reform In the
upp.r house Of that country, Masking
titles CT nobility descend only to the
eldest son, and having them insep,rable
from 8 seas IN the house, Epg!ish IA hior.
Thu resson ID fantastic encpgh-.ha. So
cciisd bsrons and dukes LAyu been kill
Ing themselves late,y b csDns they had
NO money 70 support taetr dignity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Enrolment for the Week and Other
Interesting Matters.
1.-The following Is q weekly statement of
the average actual enrolment, attendance
and hardness Of the city public schools
CT Fort Worth for the week ending
Friday, November so, 1888.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
waroAe. and p.emonds

watches and DtEmonds
My watch andsdlanoud department Is
full to oyerfowinsksnd rare bargains are
being rsslize I'd by thoss WAC take the time
to Investigates. Call xsd I will give you
prices thIt wiz convinceEou.
M M.in Street, asss Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Oh,saren,. aeid n,pg..

Im,ks q spsksslisy of children's solid
goldirIngs; the ksest aud prettiess de-
signs you evexsdWS something that will
please the lisH onsAand make them re-
membsr thsNonor fdssyer. VIC P,
Q Main Sffzet, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
Found In O Dying pcrdi.ior.
Al nj In the Gazatte

BoNHAM, TEX Dec. l News was re-
ceived here to day from she village Of
Ivsn1oe, ten miles north CT Bonhsm, of
the killing Of Pat HALEY near that place
yesterday. HALEY WAS found in his horse
lot in dying condition, with bruises on
his head and back. Il Is the generally
accepted theory Of his death that he VAS
kicked BY horse, although there Is some
suspicion OF foul play.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02

left eye and lodged at the base OF the
brain ,infilcting necessarily fatal wound.
The murderess, who has s bad reputs-
tiop, was arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-02
THE CITY.
LOCALITIES.


Dob't forges sshs Eiilkmsids' Carnival
at Rufmssfs hsIl tomorrow evening.
.,ssset.: and Mrs. Il. Pemberson are very
happy oyer, the arrival st their home Of
bright boy.N
Boaz gold psn!ng stock is ipssstive
demand sine Tia mill stArse4+ and is
being readily teksc At 25toSSs Cents.
The postponed MaEnaits' Carnival will
sS<oe &s&ep tsuioTrow, Monday, evening, al
{ HEHa,&sss hall. The delay has made II
'sfissa better ~ .
AIahy tropSew Y assWilkfeEp class
otSoung lagos hldssntlsfeH IN Ma
sons sbcrt deSSstesn -, srpssess6es
able. AddrassyFM, !" GARsTTx 0flce.
Owing to misunderstanding in the
Rsokssor Sssgers Us compelled to defer
.ssSpenlDg Of thsassncing school for a
.-Ssn6x time ii
SNingsto the exsssp6s scarcity q
is6ttss36e FosaN orr Grocexse company
sshsyes6S6 Q sA Szr ssss*aa ygeaE4ery
q butter NJ ing afficls Is pure, Mesh and
sweet, and VS. invite your trial order.
Mr.. Q. L. White OF Trimble, White &
Greer Is confined to his bed with spell
OF sickness, but his many friends are
hopeful Of his early recovery and are
anxious to see him at his accustomed
plsce Of duty.
Some thirty or forty Of our cii:zsns
wert out to Blver City and hEd & turkey
shoot which was SO enjoysble that they
determined TO repeat 1t Saturday next,
wben 100 turkeys will be provided. For.
Worth has many expert slots.
D-. J. ". Lowber will lecture tonight
at the Christian church on "Relig!ous
Hints from the Study Of Nature !" Tris
Is the beginning Of series Of lectures
to be delivered through the winter the
first Sunday night Of each month.
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AL the News

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Committees.

Relics and Antiquities-Dr. K A Brock,
chairman; Grin Cottrell, Charles VI West,
Granville g. Valentine, Benjamin Is Vaien-
tine.
North and South Carolina Relations-George
d Thaxton, chairman; w Robertson.l W
ID Simmons. G. d Ran, Judge George l. Chris
tian.
This committee will answer any inquiry
from North and South Carolina, as 10 exhibits,
freight and passenger rates
Educatiol al-John B Cary Chairman. super
intendent Public Schools; John l. Buchanan,
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction Of Vir-
pinia; Professor II n Harris. Richmond Col
lege: George aerri |, Johl II Powell.
Railroad transportation aud Advertising
Charles Taylor. chairman. e. neral Passen
ger Agent X. + x = X X: Sol Haas. Traffic
Manager Associated Railways Virginia and
The c. rolinas; II W Fuller, General Passenger
Agent x Railway
Manufactures-F Z Glasgow. chairman: Il
IA whitlock. Thomas Christian. Allan Talbot,
Gustavus Millhiser. W II WhitehuTst. An
thony Bargamin. III l. Pelouze. + J Bosher,
Lewis ID Crenshaw. II w Rountree. Byron
wauerstein. Tower, William Simpkin.
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Machinery Department.

Section 1. Hydraulic machinery. including
mil machinery and fixtures.
Section .. Engines, locomotives. steam gen
orators. tire engines, nre eXtinguishing appa-
mtu-.
Seton 3. Railway and car fixtures, supplios
ami vehicles.
machine tools.
Section .. Iron and other metal working
machinery and tools.
section q. Mining tools and machinery.
Department \
section I. Dairy machinery, apparatus aHG
appliances.
Section .. Vehicles. carriages of All doscrip-
lions wagons for the road and track. etc
section B. Agricultural implements. farm
machinery Of all kinds.
section T. Stable fixtures and dew es, instrl
~ onts and medicines u-ei in veterinary sur
gerry
Department -.
section .. Metallic ores ana raw materials.
etc.
Section 6. Products Of tae soundry -cas.-
in.s o. al kinds.
Section. Wrought an4 cast products OF all
filters and timers goods. carriage AID wagon
trimming &c.
SECTION 5. House furnishing goods o. al
kinds, brushes. brOOms tic.
Section .. Pottery. porce.ains. stoneware,
china. quoe usware, glassware. etc,
Department {.
Section 10. Furniture, ornamental wood
work. etc.
Section n. Jewelry, time pieces, optica.
goods, toilet goods, bronzes. etc.
Department ID.
Section II. Collective dis play by counties ana
organizations OF agricultural and natural pro
ducts, plants, fruits, fiowe' 5, etc.
Premiums-For the best county eahitit OF
agricultural products, 500; for the second
best. $3.50: for third best, 500. For the best
county exhibit OF minerals and woods, t5Jl
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Tobacco Department

Section Tobacco and its manufactured
products.
Section 2. Machinery and appliances used Ia
its manufacture.
Section 3. Operations and processes used in
is manufacture.
This department is under the especial care
of the Tobacco Trade OF the city OF Richmond
Their endeavOr will be n make the exhibit
complete In every particular.
The following Is the premium list for ex-
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Classification and
Premiums.

The following classification Of articles : IN
tended merely 10 indicate the ebarac eT Of
each department, so that exhibitors ofarticles
not named may easily determine in which de-
partment 10 make application for space. The
management desires it 10 be expressly under
stood that every object, method or process
which can be displayed at an exposition Of this
character, possessing merit, either in point II
utility or attractive novelty, whether related
10 fiue art, science, or industrial AIT, will be
an acceptable contribution.
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hibts of leaf tohacco OF the crops of 1857 ana
| fsss:
rrc"i"n List for Exhibits of Leaf To
pace" "' Che Crops of 1887 and 1898.
| Bright rcbacco.
Wrappers.
Class No i-One yackarco OF no, les tn, NJ
pounds nei-Best lemon ooiorcd. s5os soo
| oud best do $N0,
Class No One package Of not less than M
| pcunds net-Best mahogany. 500. sooon,,
best do, $50:
lass 20 3-One package OF not less than $50
pounds nets-Best dapplcd. 800.
Cutter.
Class No Two packages OF iOD pounds net
eaeh-Bcst fancy bright, $780, second best
do. 500.
Smokers.
Class No 5-Two pa kages Of 400 pounds ne.
Zach Best bright, sloo.
III lers
! LElss No 9 Three packages OF so pounds net
each Best emOn COl0red. 500.
Glass N07-Threo package. OF 40 pounds m
edon-Best mahogany. 90
sun Cured Tobacco.
n. 49,, -, ',','''''-o VI ~ p'unuS ne'
o,a,. - - o.. Nv 7t''ue 49, go
-, ~, u ." poup's M
40 '0' wv N"oh" o'7t DC.
"''" wrappers
|-'Ss no 10 one hogshead OF ~ pounds net
pes' o'''cN' ic' seeoni oestdo.s'5
Dark shipping Leaf.
Glass No li-One hogshesd. l.2js pounds net
best cigar wrapper, 900, second best DO,
500.
CLASS NolS-One hogshead. 1870 pounds net
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ic Sports Polk Miller. cha rman; c " worn
leg. II rs owen. " Mics Cars.
Horses and Racing -PoVhatan /. Dupuy.
chairman; W Roane KUHN, Charles p stokes.
Cattle AMI StOcS-Walter : Grant. chairman:
NJ. y Rowe. Or ) 6 Beat ie. \ NJ Bowman.
Phaimaceutica. AID Surgical Apparatus.
Applia oos and Preparation r Roberts Ia
ker, chairu ana Hunter Mcclure. VI D. g " p
Brock. VI !; John Piero. Hugh " Taylor
ND.
Exposition Coumit..e Coiored Department:
J. Z. Farrir. president Jost ph r. wilson
secretary; john oliver. Professor y. +
Jones, Robert McNauehion. Lr. s. u Dis
mOni