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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Landr.,h,. aarasn ss.aas

The Fort Worth Grocer Geupany have
received a very large supply OF fresh gar
den seeds for spring plenting. You can
get them in any quantity you desire either
ct wholesale or retail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons seeking employment toho can no
afford to pay may advertise in this column JoT
situations free Of charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

o, NO! Mills usefulness as leader in
the House is no bar to his promotion to
the Senate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Mr.. CLIFTON of the Pecos is a hummer

TIE Houston papers are going for Mr.,
Stoddard. This is strange.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
THE GAZETTE has the largest
suna-fde Circulation Of any Daily
Newspaper published in Texas.

ADVERTISING RATES.
DAILY EDITIoN-(seven issues week.
HSnpAreIl type, II lines TO an inch, and about
seven "a words to the line,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

Bids will be received until March Z, for the
erection ano completion OTIS stone edifce for
the Cumberland Presbyterian church, on tht
corner of Tayler and Fifth streets, in the city
of Fort worthsTexas. Plans and specifications
for the same will be on exhibition at the office
OF s.s3. Haggartr Architect, on ana after the
18th inst. The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
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ices of The Gazette.

Branch Ofnces OF Tho Gazette.
DALLAs-Ts5 Main Street, G. NJ. Bailey, Cor
respondent; r. Gunner. 706 Elm street, Agent.
WAOo-Percy BurIeson, Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
Tired all the Time
100 Doses One Dollar

Id by all druggists. 81; SIX for IS. Prepared
&C. / HOOD 6 CO. Apothecaries, lowell Mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
FINANCIAL.

/ RARE CHANCE FOR BUsINEss16iiE46E
N to the death of Mr.. s. L. Mallory, the ad
ministrstOr now offerss The entire stock Of
CT thing, hats and geness furnishing goods at a
barpain. TbisSfs arare chance for anyone who
wants to ssepfnto q well established trade In
The Besftown in Tt xas. The store is most de-
sirsoIy loca ed, finely furnished, and can be
rented cheap For further particulars address
w. w. Seley, Administrator, " co, Tex. 80.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29
100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S. PrepareS
by c. I. HOOD & CO. Apothecaries, lowell, Mass
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

FCz &SST-EOOEIs.
FURNISHED ROOMS One IaTee front room
Il sno other smaller ones, sApply, William
Norrltt.e NO az. corner Fourth and Grove.
EOR- RENT-A large, nlcely furnished room
L wi hspathern exp osuresose block from. tia
pubucfqdAre; suitable for one or tive. ~ Est
Belknap. - ~
DOOns to- RENP III Calhoun, between
II Third sua Fourth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

FsF inch, display, consecutive i'sSertsoHI:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

M ANTED-Posi.io ion by So, elderly lady as
w hoaaekeeper or nurse th, good family
Refer ncesu given ano asked. ss86dre.s T. T. L..
care Gszefe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29


5AZETrK dent nlsuagera Esner, sIer ne we
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

WEEKLY EDITION.
Fe5 -DIspIdy- Consecutive LnsesTto'ss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-29

One tins, SO cents per urei two OF more In
sertious, Is cents per line each insertion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Giiuations tOanteo-Alales.

~ AEEA-First-class foreman on bread OF
ID cakes also good second hand, want SIT
nations. al DyisiOl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

State eSeSe sales one ear No Wester sSS ana
pIce and dull sales 900 bushels Ungradea canada
coRN-The spot market has varied in any ps do
euST 'n aSs our o last Sd usS demand Mb or
ons advanced adc but the speculation %as ght Ina ~ S'
52 900 bushels spot including Ungraded Mixed ~ II &c
d def or eca zoe a,ic lsao &c delivered Steamer
Mixed s2ae42'sc elevator 43'.a44c afoat No Deem.
lesc February 4es a4cc coslng a. 4e5c DO Nay "a
fair day ana the market hardened tribe op
tons up nc, end cash grades closed 70 &c peter.
Guiding No g. 3Oe do White 31s4G3oc No. 2, s07ia
w western 40 sSd hs White d. Sg5ec No. December
closing nominal do January 3osessc closing at &c
sSse eV eIosSs 3. ssc do White January asI.c
cSo ssp' 20 $3.50 co H. 75e 50 n 75c 100 ~
soGfSY S shP Continue large and
outside prices now considered an extreme DeIo2na Is
small gS 10 SS n9 7G ss ts GSSsg
COO. straw-Long Rye, s5S9oc Short Rye eoaooc :
a Ss. t. sa 9 Z. RsssG for Strictly Esy
hnc stock which Is heid In1 OheTwise thsTs oS are
s ~ 1855 doc &c Fa3se coss
f and new 'is2oc DO 1887 saSc foreign
active opening a. a% 9 sos s5
weak ssi 20 G prompt sapmsa an ae I've
sa 1S January aa9s 100 ions March soOc
fRON-Purchascs for prompt delivery OF American
plg are snail fa-s.led lots have recently been
placed NJ about the figures quoted below. Quotations
sis4slS 70 for No l X Foundry, si7Gsl7 so for No
* and SIS J0Gs1G for Grey Forge. Very light sales
in Scotch pig at about former Cotness $50 500
s2l Cartsherrc $50: Summarize. ego 80; Eglinton
sl03ei9 % Dalmollngton el9 5oGe2oi CLYDE; goo so
ana laneloan 500 80. The steel rail market finn
Sales 10000 tons basis q s2S q Eastern mills FOR
Southern railroads. OF 7 rails about 800 tons old soid
part at s23 % on cara spelter in demand Sales
MOLhsSE S-Domestic steady and in fnr demand. New
crop New orleans quoted S9q49c according TO quality
loregn nominal 80 test, Fl l-2c.
ana very dali Quoted. 3Gd4G 1-4c Rosins-In light
Teouest Strained. !sIas1 % IL !; Good. do. 81 cSa
q go x 81 s7 dI,25s1 20 81 20 X 81 co. NJ
tar. 81 p. - 800
now, O5c FOR manufacture Tho general market rules
CottOnseed crude, sc; yelOw, 55c; Cocoanu,
Ccylon. 1875 l-sc; Cochin 15c Cod, domestic Ssc
oreFn Use Iad. prime CO 70, Meniadea. crude
$50 Soc ezra beached 30 Y2S46cS Sperm, crude Sea
Q7c; natural winter 70dT2c besched winter 75c77c
Whaie crude Northern nominal natural yinsr +SS
Elephant, bleached winter 54d55c Red Elsin 40aA2e;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATEEIAIe-BTicks are held Arm at
quotations and other material follows in line. uPHver
hara oriek, s6eso 90 Croton Dark and Red Sl5aei6 ;
Front s274s2s Haverstraw, hard SO 25ee7 per LOCO
anoat; fosenoalo cement 81 loel ID pef bb American
Portland 81 lO3s2 % English Portland - 20es2 30 ;
Gcrnan Portland % S0as2 70. Rockland Common Lime
soc and do finishing. 81 O5dsi 10; Ground Lsth
Hair, t7G2Oc
CoFFEE-Fso on the spot has light demand but the
changes unimportan day cargoes quoted
az l6 Sac Mind grades steady and quiet Sales, l25
bags caracas, private terms. No features de-
yeopeo In the option market and the dealings aagin
light win insignificant fluctuations. Opening sales
showed decline Of 5dl0 points in keeping with lower
fore aaviees aferward there further slight break
which followed by nrumoss leading rally OF 100
10 points, closing steady. Havse opened II lower.
e-4ai pig decline RIO steady. Regular nrst s59s7 !.
Good second s56s2; Exchange Prvate), 81 Ia re-
cepts $4,000 Rio clearances for Y. 8, 10 900; Rio
eelonces for Europe 5000 toel stock, S5ioO0 Santos
receipts. IL 900. Sales here Do go bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
,va,er o,,o,v Iuna ert,ns 1se14sc DO Juno tubs, 10

Western Factory June rkins 1sa14hc DO Juno tubs 10
s4 Nc tss!sSy ESs AMI FseoT r9 thirds iaSic
cHEEsEThere is e ne TO the n moy e@sam
Fancy state fsctory, September re October Il a.e;
i.2S, medium, i20sc Full skins Base Ohio hat 10
ali 14c rennsyyanla skim 2GSe ouo,allc change
s SS,s and ana p1 saeS souihe 2S
S2e western SIIm: s?q Lined i is@fSc
ss,s Jar jar C. '" s1pni Po9'sa lsS
demand Cut Loaf 49, Cgs sc rasus Yi NC
Mould ~ 5-se; Con.ee,loner; A. l,Ssi Conc
Extra c. 5ssG ise; fxt-o- O." 1905 i-4e; ~
SAP 7se; YeloT gaS Sr less nominal Choice
City quoted Dc Western I-sc. oeon'S s''"c' O's'
ToBAccoA qgs marriott without 6, marked eaanss e
200 cases 1887 Havana ia lSs 20 cases iSo
Bonn seed isa13c 400 bales Hayans CSC
a8i IL; 200 bales sumatrl 81 2oasi ~ ,rs,ros, b,
transg.red IN domestic socAs Prices are yen main S.,s
embrace AZ GOO fail at l7o22c 10000 d fal $4,000
n secured 5000 10 low black sorts on private r,ims
S 5a9 b boSG g s as 10 DO DO oo9o
aee 3dc o LOCO PSI 40 ,nsan 5000 low TeSSS
60i p Mexican Mean soo secured TcrroS me
fa"s SS'f f Pa no oO
India and 20 bales brown Baedad on Pyoc rTI onoe
cd6 isc sales 10000 outOftOwn stock
PRODUCE MARKET
LIVERPOOL. Dec 2s4 BeeiIn Poor demand mar extra
India mess dull at l02s 6d prime mess dull az op f9k-
In poor demand prime mess Eastern dun AZ ss ga as
In fair demand short cut du at 5ls B9conin poor De
mand short nib dull Ais long and short clear maes 90 10
* lis dull at shoulders dull IT 45s Cd Cheese IN
poor demand Talow-There Is nothing onsrng Splits ~
n turpentine- moderately steady at sos o.
poor demand Iard-spot and futures In poor de-
InanG Wheat-In poor demand Flour-In lar demand.
futures-In demand mixed western,
spo fu al Is d December duh at ~ 3D. January dull at
a. "a Pops LoudOn-New York state In good demand,
LONDON 2SSDrts OF turpenune 3os 80 per cwt re-
fined petroleum. SAD D si per gallon. 49,
ANTWERP Dec 2SWicOIs lard closed az loA francs 10
centimes per 100 kilOS
ANTWERP Dec -PetroeumFiD pale American 10 francs
30 centmes pnid and - francs 80 centmes sellers
BREMEN. Dec. 25-PetrOleum-7 marks % piennlgs
THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER 2scoths steady with but little doing.
Yarns firm but demand light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

HANDSOME furnished rooms. large aud
Il sr9aii f0g gentlemen private house.
Al Cn2rltOn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Citn i]ropcrtr for Sale

~ ~ H -
A ELEGANT new four story houses In
N West SSth- ST Nos. IS, 80 and "a
box st0Ops cabinet trimmed all the latest
improvements. Inquire on promises. OF Of
JAMES A. FRAME. owner and Builder
Il OR SALON easy terms, a 12rooin
Il house with modern improvements
electric and burg f-aiarm bells and heated
with steam; all in complete order. with
about four city lots. situate on high ground
convenient 30 cars. JAMES l. PAR
SHALL. 7S7 East 167tn-st
INOR SALE OR TO RENT. Five OF the
= best built houses in the city for their
Size: situated on the north side OF S.d-st.
letween West End-avt and Riverside
Drive. close % S1st-st. elevated station and
boulevard cars; size 20N6OXlC2. = with
buffers pantry extension hardwood finish
built by DAYS work rs months on build
irgl. under the Supervision 81 Berg &
Clark. architects; fine view OF the drive
aud Hudson River Apply on the premises
or Of CHAS T. WILLS. 10 West 23d- st.
Brokers' commission allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Eeal GsiGse.

At YONKERS.-A large number Of
- houses ana country seats Of all descrip-
tions aud prices. or 20 let; bargains
YOCNANs & RICHARDSON. Agents
Aonzers.
NOR SAIL or TO LET. Elegant four
\ story ana basement brownstone private
dwelling IS 10 81 East 92d-st. Apply TO
owner, &C Eas. 92d-st.. or at Office, 122 East
s5th-st. PHI. BEAESDER-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

COTTONLrhe spot market still rules very dull but
prices show IMPORTANT change s!es ga bales for
80 53T bales this dag week. and 21 $50 bales for
mis- dar isrt wear. Since September l the receipts
a uor have AGGREGATED 6o9 $50 bales comparing with
39cB 755 hoes Tor the corresponding time last
Quotations based on American standard OF classified
ton ,,.,..a. 49,.
Ordinary os 7-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Gorses ano Carriages.

A. JOHN MOORE
SO, 81 and 80 warren-st.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
CLEARING OUT STOCK
10 Iaakc room for Sleighs
Following are few OF the bargains an
now Offering:
Coupe Rockaways, $3.50 up.
Curtain Rockawdys, 600 up,
Cabnolets. sil5 up.
COupes, ESQ w.
Depot wagons, coo up
LaDdaulet 1915.
Victorias. 5000 Up.
SurTeys, 800 up,
4 Carts 800 up.
ladies PhaetOns, 500 up
Canopy PhaetOns. S75 up
Doctors Buggics, e220.
Doctors PhaetOns, sl75 up.
Road wagons, el2j up
Top Duggies, e5j up
Buck5oards $40 uD.
Spindle Buggies. $50 up.
Delivery Wagons. $50 up
" acOnettes, 600 up
Village Carts, 90 ny.
Deg Carts. sl55 up.
Road Carts, e-o VI.
Pony Carts, $40 up.
AND MARY OTHER STYLES.
sLElGHS, sLEIGHs,
sLEIGHS, hLEIGHh,
SLEIGnS, SLE1GIto.
for two, four and SIX passengeFs,
lsA
Al GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
Also every style ana grals Of
HARNESS, lARNEss,
HARNESS, HARNESS,
HARNESS. UARN LSS.
nsde directly on the premises, b. hand 0,
ine stock. elegantly mounted, ana offered
81 % per cent 70 % Der cent below usual
Also tho largest stock OF
HORST CLOTHING and HORSE GOODS,
HORSE CLOTHING ana uOksE GOODS,
fInRkE IIlTIFI NJ, and HORSE l.nDng
SADDLERY,
kADDLERY,
SADDLElx,
Fur, Wool AM Plush Robes
Fur, Wool ana Plush hObeA
ana a.
STABLE REQ UlSITES
''- ~ rs FANCY PRIcEs
JOHN MOORE, Manufactured.
%, 81 ard 80 Warren-st-
A TTENTION Us-se owners. Your stable
AIS not complete, neither can you afford
r. be without Or. Van Hureu.s Veterinary
prove IT, Send foT circulars. IN use 80 years.
Prepared only BY HARVEY CHEMICAL
CO.. Valatie. N; Y. Trad, supp ed BY
Ciure Co.. Albany n. Y.
~ SECONDHAND BROUGHAM. CRY
-. make been used but short time; in
New Broughans. Coupe Rockawavs
Physiciani5' Wagons, Road Wagons.
Second hand wagons In variety.
w. FRANZ DUSENBDNf,
SIS and $50 7th-oye
II UsINEss WAGONS. eli kinds. ny OWL
ID manufacture and fully warranted Oes
wagons for lesrt money In NeN-York.
CHARLES CRUDE. 308 Canal-st
LIrPINe MAcnIEEs. Ell 20 W.
Also Clipping Shears, Combs, Brushes and
Horse Goods ~ Every Find.
JOHN MOORE. 5S, 81 ana 90 Warren-st
ELEYEN young chunky horses. weigh.
II ing 800 10 ] 300 prices $50 Upward
trial allowed. Express stable, .l4 Glib
St., near B0wory.
EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS. Erqlish and
LAmercal. ana everything pertaining %
the ssddle-hOTsa Illustrated catalogue free.
WHITMAN SADDLE CO. IL chsmtefsst
HUMPHREYS VETERINARY sPb
Al CIFICS.-Usef by ali owners o., hOry,s
and cattle. A complimentary copy OF DR..
Humphreys Veterinary Manual 900 paRes)
en- treatment and care OF domcsdc animals
horses. cattle. sheep, dOgs, haQianc poultry
--eent free. Address HUMPHREYS MED
ICIHE CO.. 100 Frlton-kt. Eew-York-
ONE RRoUGHAH.
" BUTT by Klllsm & GO.
TWO CoUPES.
Suitable for livery wofk-
J. CURLEr.
etste-st and Boerum EssA
broonya-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary Middling $50
st. Good Ordinary la Mddling O216
The option market suffered a further break today.
due mainly Liverpool advices, and realizing by
'longsn December closed points lower and later
months show losses Of 4a6 points with fair business
reported Sales 81, 200 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
eitnatipns Dutlte0 Glales.


WIN. L. HARTUNG.
"A. Export Accountant ana Auditor.
% and 81 Vesey-st. telephone. Murray 1lS.
4 YOUNG MAN wishes situation; best
n city references; city or country. Al.
dress MAX. J.. o. Box ij7.
4 DNERriSEHs. ATTENTION CIR
II cuiare WRAPPERS. catai ugu.s &C., nsa'-
" addressed; am H. cheapest man; seni
orders 90 ne i pay eLprce charges, 10
Nrs-is' experience. WILLIAM LOFEII,
Tarrytown. n. Y
A GOOD PLUMBER wants q JOB would
"A work IN factory or hotel handy with
carpenter tools at fair wages best ~ ref
erenee given. Address G.. NJ. Tribune
Once.
A CCOUNTANT.-By a nrst-class ONCE
"a man and bookkseper. either permanent
ou9hlY Understood. ACCOUNTANT. 200
Gadison'st. Brooklyn. 49, - = w..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Gnrses, Carriages, Ctr.

- - - -
4 GRAND EXHIBITION
ELEGANT
BRoUGHAMS g sizes,
s SIf Hs Suspension S e. 10 'R spTiRs,
LANDAUS lglass fIontsl,
LANDAUS Feather heads.
COACHES (gsss fronts,
EXTENSION ROCKAWAYs,
COUPE ROCKAWAYS.
OMNIBUSsES,
WAGONETTES,
DOCToRs .pHAEToNs.
ROAD WAGONS,
A most complete a>sortmont OF
DR WING TRAPS FOR
ROAD AND PARK
FANCY sLEIGHS "a full llne).
Portland Cutters,
rLANDEAt s Co, s72,874-s7e B,oome.s..
l. ALL AND wINTER
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
BROQGHAMS,
EATNS'N BROUGHAMS,
FI,AHDRAU LANDAUS,
co. COACHES,
SiX-pass Rockawsys.
Ext. Front RockawsyS
FLANDRkU Coupe Rocksways,
q GO. Ex. Top Cabriolets.
Omnlbuses
Contractors Phaetona
rI. i. g9I R Rssis. f Rssf59a''
Dos-a- Dos Phaetona
Nat. Wood Surreya.
FLANDRAU Back Buck ads
d co. Depot wagons.
Road Wagons.
FLANDRAU Vat Wood waqona
AGO. Village Carts
Tardem Dog Carts.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
FALL DRIVING TRAPS.
Elegant variety: Unique in design.
FLANDHAU 4 CO.. 372-374-370 Broome-st
L. OR SALE.-Extra fine handsome saddle
L horse pair dark iay eobs Is IL hands.
w. & r, FOOTE. New Haven. Conn.
I NEWTON VAN NESS & CO.,
-. 120 CHAABERS-ST.,
Offer high grade hos't leo1s suitable for
holiday presenta
Fine coach. coupe, t-sughom, light double
and single road harness.
SADDLES AVID BRIDLEs-
For park, hunting. steeplechasing and
BLANKETs-
Dress uAder harness and quarter blanGet.
made 20 measure.
Whips mounted IN elegant designs
FUR ROBES
Cuu bear, wolverine, grizzly, beaver,
Hudson Bay wolf, red fox. and japanese
SLEIGH BELLS AND SADDLE
Hatness and sleigh plumes in endless
variety and rev styies
The largest and handsomcst assortment
OF horse goods In The world
DoBEs AID
h HORSE BLANKETS;
inward Of ] 3. 600 offered az unusually
GRT Al BARGAINS.
Horse Blenkets az lower prices than elee-
ThsIe IN New YORK OF
MONTY Refunded.
Lur A.
DrHTING COMPETITION.
Nancy nav BE- saved and far better se.
,ectIon Obtained Dy dealing with house ex.
rlusiyely IN tho -.-.x- 10000
UOESE CLOTHING AND HORSE GOODS
t-eirosg Great Inducements In
FAWN TRUCK BLANKETS
;OUN MOORE. Manufacturer.
80 70 50 Warfen-st.
@ D0rpr.F VILLAGE CART.
ono Toubert & White ,r
oITerITHFR TOP BUCKBoARD-
rrst be s1ld for want o, room
60 and CO Boerum Plsoe.
COUPE LAEDAULET,
I six-Seat Hockavav,
Extension front Bockzwey.
both IN good order,
will be sold
very cheap.
J. CURLEY,
Safest. and
Boerum place.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
BROOKLYN.

FACTORY buildings to lease in Brooklyn;
1 new. large. strong, well l.ghted, ample
power: adapted % most manufacturing pur-
poses Apply 90 A. G.. JENNINGS, Park
ard Hall sts.. Brooklyn.
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Gelp Wanleo.


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~ ment concegnlne their DIV and ye
process Tor copying correspondence This
II merltpTiouS. Money fUf live AGENTS. =
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broadway.
a. GOD MAN AGFR, with soue capital
~ wanted 20 push Sunday evening en-
..ftainmenis M theatres, Brooklyn or New.
YORK advertiser has - Oco outfit AMI
reputation. PROFESSOR Tribune Ofice'
I ADY with 1900 or %. GEO 10 invest In
IL literary work receives security and 500
20 800 Der month profits IIIEkATUKE
Tribune Onice. $50 broadway
WANrED.-Ladyo OF refinement and GOOD
W address To Ill somewhat responsi.
pie position requiring clos, application 4
hours daily compensation liberal 10 suit.
able party. Gail L. j. STANLEY, 75l
Broadway; talla elevator
VOUNo man wanted, with $500. = 40 q
Boston and open branch Office. Xd1r~s1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

'EHE AUTHOR and constitutional lawyer
Stelifer Moulton, So Park Row. New.
YORK, desires position or opportunity 70
show the strange working OF certain laws.
w ANTED 10 make crayon portraits for tho
w trade or private parties, nrstclass
work. d. FOX, i64 West 20th-st.
will pay 300 cash II 10 suits HARD
TINES Tribune ONce
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Hlisrellancons.

- EPORTS furnished and collections made
H everywhere subscribe 20 Manhattan
New York terms ais per year. send for
circular Or DOsi1l 10 call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

COACHMAN OF GROOM.-By a competei
" ScotchmGn, age % strictly temperate
city or country; good reference. sCO1
go West 23d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

THE MANCHESTER MARKET
MANCHESTER Dec. 2SCOths steady WIN out htte DONG
Yarns firm but demand light
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-11
TERRIBLE COLLISION.

Two Trains Running Forty and Fifty
Miles, Smash Each Other.
OswEGo, N. Y, October ga frightful
collision occurred near Hannibal station,
on the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
railroad at 8 o'clock this morning. The
Lehigh Valley passenger train, using the
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg track
between Oswego and Sterling junction,
collided with Wildcat train from OsWego
on curve in deep cut. The Wildcat
was running, it is said, fifty miles an hour,
and the Lehigh Valley train about forty.
They came together with e terrific
crash, and the two locomotives were
smashed into thousands of pieces and the
cars were nearly demolished. Engineer
Martin d. Slattery, of the Wildcat, re-
NAMED on his engine with his hand on
the lever and was instantly killed, the
lever going through his body His fire
man, Jno. Riley, jumped, but was caught
in the wreck and frightfully scalded
Conductor Moss and brakeman Thomas
Mack, of the Wildcat, were also badly
injured. All the latter were from Oswego.
The crew of the Lehigh Valley train was
from Auburn. A. f. Hatch was engineer.
He and his fireman jumped. The latter
escaped but Hatch lwas badly cut about
the head and was severely scalded.
Julius Smith, baggage man, and M.
Westgate, conductor, were in the baggage
car eating lunch when the crash came.
Both we're injured and Westgate may die.
They are being cared for at Hannibal
village, The wreck will not be cleared
AWAY for some hours. 1t is said the crew
of the wild cat attempted to make one
more station than ordered.
At the point where the collision oc-
Cured the road curves sharply right and
left in the shape of the letter s, and it
was in the center OF this crook that the
trains met. farmer on hill nearby
saw the trains approaching each other
and made frantic efforts to attract the at
tention of the engineer of the Wildcat by
waving his handkerchief. After the crash
he ran to Hannibal, two miles, and sent
in news by telegraph. A wrecking train
was at once sent out.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-10-11
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.

DIR. Spalding, of Galveston, E lected Presi
dent-Prominent Clergymen Present.
Special Telegram to the Statesman.
Bolton, o ,tober 5.-The Baptist state
convention, "a missionary body com posed of
delegates from all parts of Texas, met at
10 O'Clock this morning in the Baptist
church. Reverend Doctor Spalding, of
Galveston, it's former president, called
the convention to order. After a song by
the congregation, Reverend Doctor Link
led in prayer. The election of officers
then took place, and resulted in the
election of DR.. A. T. Spalding as president;
Rev. R. S. Hanks, F. NJ. Lane and j. B..
Stubling, presidents, and DR.. j. B.
Cranfill and j. M. Carroll, secretaries.
The convention was welcomed to the
city by Prof. p. H. Eager, of Baylor col
lege, and responded to on behalf of the
convention by Doctor Crantill. The usual
committees we're appointed. Not much
business has been done yet. An interest
ing time is expected tomorrow. The
great lights of the denomination in this
state are assembled here.