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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
rAsr RAILWAY TRAVEL
s!xIa SEWN MILES An HOUR MADE b
AN REGINEKR IN SCOTLAND,

s!xla-sEvKN MILES An HOUR MADE BIZ
AN REGINEKR IN SCOTLAND.
A ser, ice uapsr.l!e ed IN the history Of
railway travelling commenced On Monday,
s.gs the Aberdeen (Sc0iland) Herald. In
the Beginning ot sEss mynta We r&feryea
t0 ~ increased speed Il NE tEree CON-
pr.i,c railway services between tie Eng
l-h AVA Scottish Capitals. hut lhe 2ISat
speeA !a,ratIc. On JAY l, BY ranni.g
VIZ the sAaA cCGSt between London snd
EFaturg &c eig2t a-d enc half houre,
- - i . yes. c78Et IL nine hoUre, wSs
sryYss:ed on Wednesday lis, August
l, o. re eGor-alics 8: the 'iUe by
hs!t eli hCay Oh 5Gta I.u.e!, Goes ideI4ole
nuSEc interest b3;cg manifested 80 10
now the respective j ugreys would be
nccoup, shed. Ina lwo first days thu
Etst Cost tEsiG Ika the dista: &c OF 592!
miles fyon L7zGCl 10 Ei4ahuIg IN seven
hours Zni fly. seven nlonte5. The West
Coast .rsIn on the fist JuTcey Wss three
ard cue-aslf m;aufes late en- arriving,
through detention By the Manchester con
necti9n, but me serTca bas
beer yeu Performed. Ga Mon.
dsy ,ha London and Nortew6tsrn
ava Ca!eoo1ian Railway Comps-
MES corno;ned 10 undertake b. thcir IVES.
cnnrt ropte to shorten their time sp0ther
halt hour, thus reducing Il 70 eight houts
from Eu,run 70 Pfincssa Sect Station,
Eiinburga, the j urney oeiog ACCOM-
plisSeG tlsee miru.es 3sf re the srecifed
time. From London 10 Crewe, 1873 milss,
is run without step. This is the lonees!
distance ran ia The world Withou. 3 stop
psge. From Carlisle (1nder Clicdcnisr
amusement, no little STARE in Which falls
TO cur townsmsr, Irvine KempD to
Edinburgh the iistaLce O. l0l miles
is =, be run IN los minutes. This seems
q marvellous feat when the gradients Ct
Bsa.sock Summit are taken into scccu5f.
The d!eterce from L7ndon to iiaburgh
IS somewhat longer Via the west COST
th,a hy the east, snd Il remains 10 be
seen whether the latter service will be
undertaken In less thAa tha eight hours,
as ny the route hitherto the journey
has tesa tie quickest. The ques-
ton remains as 20 how far sccslers-
ton cSn be csrried with safety; it
has liGit, and We would not urge tina.
limit % be eTceedsd. We hear that the
East Cosss Company and 'he N ,rth
Brit!sh sre going to piece Aberdeen in
the position 1t ought to De with regard to
its London connections and speed when
the Forth bridge is completed next year,
fer which p1rpose redouoled exertions
sre being msds TO push forward the COM
pleiioC 1t the bridge and its connecting
railways.
Tue paJisc.ion to which railway speed
has srIived in running lorg dis,a rces is
the result OF gres. enterprise trd exps-
rierce Of the heads ct the various de-
psrtmeu's A share CT ere dit is !, ven due
10 he men 10 chsrgs OF The poin's in the
signal caoiIs. Th6 immunity fram acct.
dsut these swift EXPRESSES tavs xperi-
eIced is marvellous, and while the rsvel-
inc ROVER CT the v.rious railway tompa
nil 5 has been So mUcl increased within
the p4st ten 5ssrs, the number OF scci-
de1;s has no. decreased IN Pr portion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
a Glove OoDteat.

PRov1DENC CT, r l., Oct. 26.-There
WIS q rafting glove contest at the Cri.
!erion Ciuo IN this city lisa: nigh: be-
tween Jack Ashton of Providence and
J N Fell Of Grand Rapids, Mich. Fell
weighed Ia and Ashton 1873 pounds
Twelve rouncs were fought. The last
ives very short. Fell was about gone,
and TO save himself from further punch
mens he seized Jack about the waist and
Rugged him, putting his head into A an
toms stomsch. The referee saw this, land
before foul could be claimed he gave
he Sht to Ashton. TIE mitch was in
tsrsely exciting Ashton came out Of Il
with but few blemishes and swollen lip
while Fell was cut Gnud bruised IS though
he had fallen into a threshing machine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Large Damsges Awarded.
special to the Gazette.

SpeciA 10 tno Sazegse.
GALVESTON, TEX, Oct. IS The case
Of Jesse Williams against the Gulf, Col
orsdo ard Santa Fe Railroad Company
for damsges; to the person, which has
been epgeging the attention Of the Dis
trict court tor several days, sul;ed Ia S
vardic. last right allowing the plaintiff
$4,000. TIE plaintiff alleged il his peti.
ton tAst ne was 8 passenger On said rail
rosd, and in stepping from the trsia st
Alvin junction IL 1854. he was throw By
the sudden motion Of the train under the
wheeie, sustaining injuries result
lug in the loss OF one sIm
Toe Gaze Was first tried il
that year, but resulted in q mistrial. Al
5 euose 1ent trisI the jury rendered a
verdict tor the plaintiff. The case was
then carried to the Supreme court and
reversed and remanded. The defendants
have two dsys in which to file q motion
Tor new trial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Hr me- sz.

Hcme SOisz
MI Black Ct tAa Co;tcn Be-: YES II
Fort Worn Yesterday.
H F4Ersu ct the 81. L3uir, A,kscs,s
arc rtxas Is 10 the city.
C. NJ, Besrd of inc Missouri Pacific
was n FOR. Worth Yesterday.
Superinser dsnt S E. Judy CT the Rio
GIerde Division OF the icxe5 and Pscldl
is in tie city. q
TIE Fort Warta ard Rt3 G;ande NJ
been ding = heavy 5usiress ior six weeks
psst il baIa t:t!ght aLd rfssgr ger cepslt
meIts. s.
1. Ia Bow settled lnat the receivers I'll
tta Mss III, K.rsas sd Texas sBe
Geusral MaaSgsr Fey will rot hSs IN
T,XNa u1N! scms line - N3y3:ucgE& Il
I,is SISTED n r.l,,oel circles A. s
porus: yong 'rs,E dl6rltcher a .hs
n.5, curi Pc L., V. 81. Va! .2sos, 57i..
sq0a wed ons OF FL. II ostl'a byIicS. H.s
t1u.tgT railroad LasG ere s.-la1y ccI GIT.
u,s@1G lin.
a GeatiemIn from Harvester SAID yes.
tesGsY t4ar GbuDdaot capital T. Du.I5
tn Galveston Air LIE had bsea pro
v!aed teE, rnd that l1dg.I from tas
SYsy Inc psopie OF GAvesttn felt 500
miles q the rose o7' q!4 be Completed
before ta3 end OF 1892.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Passenger Train Jampas! ae TRACK.

spac.al 10 the Gazette.
COLEMAN, TKx O2.. % -Tae south.
bound passenger while comir e into Cole
nsn Jumped the track about nine miles
east of here this morning at O'Clock
The baggage and smoking c.rs ran of
the track snd the passer gers were
brought 70 Coleman on lie engine. The
special came up al 3 O'Clock and all were
taken on their journey, Nd iri1ry to the
passengers was reported.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
New Orlonis Market

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. &c Coffee
steady; Rio common to prime 14@l5ts
Rice sood demand ordinary to prime
3t@fsc. Cotton seed products nominsll7
unc.anged. Sugar steady with fair de-
msnd; open Kettle prime is;; good
fair ); csntrifug,Is plantation grades c q
plantation grsnuisted &c; choice white
7@7 l Ice; Off white 6 I-1Gc; gray white
63@6};; choice yellow 6d@64c; choice
yelIow clarified 64,; prime yellow clsrifl I'd
6 1-16@6t'; : f yellow clsr, fled 54@6c;
SECONDS 4s@t4 Molssses quiet; open
kettle fancy 45;; good prime $685.;
good fair 29@ Sic; centrifuysls g1ou fair
2s@29c; prime 25; good fsi- %; syrup
15634
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
MURDERED FOR his MONEY.
sn oli) Farmsr arh aiu WIS KIlsa and
Eheir Houas TiTed.

N Ol ID Farm II RUn lilo WIS * lIsa anc
Cneir Hovas Tired.
CLEVELAND, Oao, Oct. 2t.-Dav- d
Sellers and his vie, l.Sirg nesr Noun:
Gilead, Oli?, were mrId1Tai at Iigh:
and :he!r farm house ii ed BY The peTpe
tratLrs oil. the crime. Their dsughtlr aad
hirad mag, WHO slept upstsfs were
aroused :bCu. O'Clock his morning by
snJse. Bs;ore the mes lad gained
much Roadway they escaped and finally
succeeded in getting the bodit 9
OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Sellers
ont. Both were dead. The
mans head bsd been burned CT, but the
womal's skull had been crushed and ner
sw broken. The CO ioner held sn iIquest
sad decided that both ,h. been murdered
sSalers WAS very wealtbyissnd Was in the
h{bit Of keeping money i2aho house. L.
is4hefefore supposeA TIE murder was
cem nit.ed BY burg IS. Taere Is great
s leac, snd pafftssaas} s. ssns, srgsn!z ID
- search for the musdsreS ltS@s7..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
CHINA MAD.
sho rhtpss Retaliation 81 q Gsme a Which
Two Osn Ptsy.

sho rh'pks Rs'anatiou Sc s ssme a. Which
Two Osu P,sy.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 26 The
steamer Arabic srrived from Horg K0rg
snd YokOhons ,his afternoon. The
Jspan G.zatte has statement published
in tie Chinese Times to the eSsct that the
'ction CT the Chinese minister to the
United States IN the matter Of the treaty
which vas recently II sCted by the Chi1-
csc government, excited SO great eni
mostly against lin in KEana.urg that
endeavors were made by sn angry mob 70
wreck tie minister's house.
The Chinese Times also contains a
letter signed by Pekin official and
written lss after the news had reached
China that tbs Uoited States Seraie had
passed he Chinese excluslon bill. The
followir 2 ts "a x:rac! and is taken from
the letter:
at the oono X!ous American bill should
be carried into essct there will be no
other course open for China
COZ slstent with her dignity SIS s
nsticn than - adopt retaliation
measure by prohibiting citizens of the
United States from coming to China
This will be by no means proportionate
to the harm done Chinese interests ia
America, but will have to be done in Or
der to show that China csn DO the same
thing and II tbs will have no If ct
in bringing the Uci'ed Sales Congress-
and the Un!ted States government
TO fairness then it will oe question for
Gaia to consider whether 1t Is net for
her to cancel the treaties made with that
country 10 rec,li her subjects from there,
10 exp3l al Ucited States cit'z ,1s from
this country, and TO Cease sli relations
and intercourse, diplomatic and CONNER
cisI, With that county,"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
A LOADED LAW YER.
Continued from FIRST Pcqc.

an interview with tee Pope. Gis holt
ness received ihe correspondent. gracious
". Ha SAVE he WORKED very hsro end
did not engsgs Ia literary isbo1s. Re
confirmed: 81 Aud enough to occupy my
time in the church sud sccisl matters
Z nperor WilI.m's visit Vas pot favt ?
.ble 10 Us. His visit 70 the Enrcpesn
courts Wes c2,culsteG 20 strengthen our
enemies acd sol.Giiy theiT ositicH with
cut oeue Il. 10 US. d. the b6girriug CT his
Interview with me, he interrupted ne by
calling Prince Henry, in order 10 present
him -
Another correspondent soys h hes
learned from coed suthCrIty that Emperor
williams visls panied aud disappointed
the Vatican.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Critical tn the Last.
Lincoln journal.

Judgs Concluding 4 sentence: "And
you will then be hanged by the neck until
you are desd, dead, dead.V Condemned
map: "Your honor, should think 6
man in your position would avoid super
1uisv Of language" g.
"Whst 60 you mesr?'
"There is no necessity for the repeti-
ton OF the word dead; in fact there Is nc
necessity for the use OF the word ct all,
for 1t follows tbs. IL an hanged BY the
neck death must ensus; therefore"
"Sherif, remove the prisoner"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Railway B.assmen Ati urn.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 26.--The
Brotherhood OF Railroad Brskemen com
pleted their sessions he-e today, select
ing ST. Paul 80 the rexs place of meeting,
Ia o ;tobeT, Iss? Tie remaining officers
were elected So follows: Grand Secretary
sad Treasurer, B. F. O'Snes, Galesburg,
H.; Grand Trustees, c. F. Hslisbury,
G.lasburg, IL end G. Glenn, Allegheny
City, Ps. The federation scheme was
Gro lped.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
AT MKINNEY.
Special 20 the Gazette.
YELLOW FEVER.


JACKSONVILLE, FLA OF. % Follow d.
ing ia the III ;ial bulletin for the twenty.
tOnr hours ended at p. m. ~ Gay: New
cases, II; desths, 2 Total rumoer Of
CASES to date, 1914; total number CT
dsaths, so.
MlGleDn7>to Gay reports four Eew cases
Of whites and three colored, no deaths.
Enterprise reports SIX critical cases.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Tho vyorkm.nt, sha.o the Advance

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. f6.-The 1900
coke workers in the Connellsville region
will tie notified tomorrow of an advance
Of from 10 10 psr cent. in their wages to
take feet November l, when the price o;
coke will be advanced % cents per ton, in
accordance with the agreement made by
the operators yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
England,


LONDON, Oct. 26 The Times has
served SUBJ p !ss en- Frank Hugh
O'Donell and his solicitor, req liring that
be produce certain documents before the
Psrnell commission. 1t has also SUB.
roe lsed Henry Campbell, Psrnell's pr!-
vate secretary. TO produce the letters
which he wrote for Parlell 70 P4tr.ck
Egsn sid others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

NOT IN FAVOR OF RxvI IoN.

<NUK ~ T 4 ' Ots UT re 7 I'M
fARIs, Oct 20 Ats meeting to-day OF tie
Republican mem ers OF the Senate it Was
shown that msi ori!y Ct the members OF
the Senate were opposed 10 Premier
Floquet's proposal for revision Of the
constitution. They consider the scheme
to be frsught with danger 70 the parlis-
mentsry power and the same to the lib-
erty OF action Ct the executive.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

tree hitting and poor fielding. It took
ten innings 10 decide It aud the game was
wen py O'Nsi.'s home run lit with two
men On bases.
The worlds championship cup will be
presented to the NV York club to-mor.
VOW night BIZ President Won der Ale OF
he Browns e. the Grand opera house.
Both teams will dishsnd Sunday night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Roum aria
THE ELECTIoNs.

BUCHAREST, Oct. 26.-Tne elections
yesterday for the Chamber Of Deputies IN
the sfcQTd electoral college resulted in
the return ci for,y- niLa ..i.bisterialists,
six |. berais, enc Socialist and six whose
poliLcs sre unknown. In FIVE districts
acc md ballots will be necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Russl 4.
KILLED BY A COLLAPSE.

KILLED BY COLLAPSE.
Moscow, Ocs. 25.-A club nouse OF the
city collapsed to day and large nunber
OF people buried beneath the ruins. SIX.
teen desd bodies snd twenty four iIjured
hive been recovered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
pssis the Gazette.
TEXAS APPOINTMENT.
Mrs., Jsmes g. Blaine, Jr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 90 "A physician in IT..
tendance on Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr.,
tonight said her life ia hargipg by Z
thread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

good demand prices ranging from 17G9
"a. Pulled wool is steady. Foreiga
wool quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
The RAILROADS.
Tae Galveston Air Line People Have
Plenty Of Money, and VIII Build
800 Miles in 1899.

ytnasrst be Tra'n Se-vice 1 ausurEIec
Ir yea5lrGd, Tla'uo sB!ag SKY
Ssv:n nuSsPec G,uv-Nc'es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
paI, 81 Aosis
Our Georklan X....oys.
THE PARTY AT DENIsoN.

ldE i3al Al DENistS' :.
Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Oct. 26 Henry W.
Grady AMI party arrived in Denison this
morning g. ll:40. they were net at the
depotb7 & depu!ation OF cit'z ms headed
~ Congressman Hare ard Mayer Tone.
The Inequalities of the city were ex.
tended the pSrty out owing to train
schedule the party WAS forced to forego s
drive over the city.
AT NJ KINNEY.
Special 20 the Gazette.
MCKINSEY, Tx Oct 26 Hon q. ".
Crazy and psrty were the recipients CT en-
o alton to Gay on their way 10 Dsllns.
Mckinney ne: the trsia ct the depot in
working clothes, but with a bsnd aud
nothing cut speech wou 90. hir
Crazy responded IN q five minute tslb
continually Interrupted with cheers
Hons Norton, Il DWELL and NJ Ds1iel re
sponded with short tslks.
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WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
Reduced Round Trip ricke'as.t ~ ffs ga,
Antonio Ins,ianaz Fair.

The round try tickets to the San
Antonio ,IHsstfstional fair from Fort
Wozss3Dallas and all points In north
I4exas has been placed At the low rate of
IS llpeopls in North Texas shoul1
embrace this opportunity to visit the his
toric city Of San Antonio and see the
greatest exposition ever given in the
south.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

Those smoEes wha.kpow the difference
between Havana ~ domestic tobacco,
will have notbil pt the Grand R, public
Cigsrros and N63 watch their tmeke
Sold by aI clsss6alers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

SF LOUIS, MO. ,
8Oct. % The
z B % WIS captured
5tEe victory over
Ne " York to-day,
but 1t came too late
to avsil them any.
thing. They RAD
bases as the
pleased on Murphy
and bate Ford all
over the field. Il
was a Jug Tan l d
game Ia which both
teams contributed
an tq1al share of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

the enlistment Isx changed go Sn apprsEt.
ice may be shipped for tea years. Tbs
apprentice system is one OF the best f3at,
ures Of the navy, and in thst connection
the report runs thus: The crews Of on.
ships sre generally made up OF sailors
from every part Of the world, bat mos.Iy
OF the Scandinavian race. good, rel!sble
men In the ships, who care
little under what tag they
sail. They come and enlist In our psvy
so formed In character, it is true, blu;
they are the same free lsnce5 as Of cid
They ship for money. They have To SEN
timent for our flag OK nationality. Posi-
bly II It came to an sction
with ship OF their own
or peiehboring nstion they would
haul down the American colors and hoist
their own. This is coatir gslcy sg .ins.
which We should provide, and We have
the means Of doing so through the vssl
number Of American boys who sre roam
ing the streets ct will and who would
consider goverDment employment o boon.
Whist is required is lsrger number ot
native born apprentice boys aud an en-
l,rgement OF tee conveniences for thelr
Introduction into the service.
Ou tue Sui ~ VI SApSQOc5 Tue AAuilE 81
SAVE: The torpedo no doubt can be
MADE powerful &C iunct to other pavsl
appliances, but IS matters now stand tbs
tcrpe do would be comparatively uaelese
against hesvily armed ships With power
gut which would hold their own lot
withstsnding they might be haupered
with rets enough to keep :orpado.
G rest ships with crest guns will
conmsnd tOe squadron, snd having once
81 cLed en- entrance into barboI
they can 5y the aid Of electric lights send
8 parry CT diver, 70 the bottom and Gu;
the wires connecting the submerged
mines. Oar couutry more thsn any other
st,nds In need Ct torpedo vessels Of from
16Ge to 2600 tons displacement. Until we
can get our new navy fairly started
this class OF vessels could be
built much more rapidly than a cruiser
or armor clad. their batteries to be NOT
larger than six inch rifles and fitted with
mSchine and rspid fling guns. No
matter whether We bring dYrsnIte shells
and torpedo vessels to perfection OK not,
our policy lies in building fast cruisers
ard hesvy amor clads like The
Puritan, Msrie and Texas. These are the
hesvy artillery which in Ill battles have
decided the contest and will continue tC
do so, for the ingenuity OF m,n vii
always contrlve some plan to protect The
prime factors, the great shipf, from TIT
annoyance Of small fry.
TEXAS POSTMASTER.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Ocs, 26-L, ". Wade
has been appointed postmaster at Gag.
bondsle, Young county, Tex,s.
-. = RESIGNED.
sp~a,is5 the Gazette.
y WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 Robert j. Hill
OF Texas has resigned his position al
psleontoIogist in the geological survey a
$1,000 per snnum. Mr. Hill is rising
scientist and Is well known throughout
the state OF Texas for his geological re.
searches. II Is stated here ths. he has
accepted the chair Of geology In q Texa:
college.
TEXAS APPOINTMENT.
Special to the Gazette.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 26-L. T. Nora-
worthy has been appointed storekaepel
and gsuger in the interal revenue office
st Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
NJOKE,

Base hits-Ss. Louis, Is; New York, II
Errors-St Louis, 4; New York, &.
Batteries and Mullgan, George
and MuTp0y. ULpife-Gl Sney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

Millionaire Flood BETTER.
HEIDELBERG, Oct. &c -Jsmes G. Flood
Of California, Is rather better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
SFGRIING.
Ehe Yio:ory voo Late,

IN, Worlds Champi' nshiP Cup to be Pre-.
ntsd - me Grants Tonight,
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CUB NAVY.

Suggestions by'Admirsl ID. D. Porter Ia his
Annual Report To the Secretary OF the
Navy.
InurplJ popTER's REPORT
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AVS r G. Dun
& Co.'S weekly
review OF trade:
Outside Of New
York there WAS
8 general in
crease in bank
clesrsnces over
1887 Of about
II per cen. but
8 u D st sIntlslly
the entire In
crease OF 20 per
cent. st Bosten
msy be traced
to the usual
speculation in
stocks. Pfobs-
bly, the gains OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

"A S Il I n G TON,
Oct &c -Adniral
d D. Porter has
msde his annual
report to the Sec
retsry OF tie Navy
He says he re-
CARDS sailing yes
'e.s IS the best
practice 8 hip E
sioat. He wants
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WEEKLY GAZETTE Ter the campaign;
10 cents Der month. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-08-16


NIT OF the Tree circulation vi an even
temperature around each bunch and pre-
vent the same from rubbing against each
other.
The first method is to take new shoe or
soap boxes, or any other box of about tho
same size, and nail cleats on the inside of
the ends or sides about one inch from the
top, and between them bars at various
distances, as required by the varying
length Of the bearing shoot cuttings
The bars are made by mailing a small
strip on top Of each. As late as possible
cut off the bearing shoots containing the
punches, with pruning shears, and
shorten them so that they will go between
the end of the box and the top part of the
bar, resting on the bottom part, thus
hanging their punches in their natural
position. By this method the boxes can
be handled without shaking the shoots off
the bars, carried to the light, eacn bunch
examined as winter advances, decayinG
berries or punches removed, and the best
kept without any moldy taste, as is 30
common when they are packed solid.
The second plan is equally simple. An
that Is required are two or more iron or
wooden hoops, two lengths Of wire to
every two hoops to hold them in position
and some string and the contrivance il.
complete. When hung up it is the easiest
thing in the world to trim out decayed or
useless berries; in fact, the stock of grapes
can be kept in good condition without
even shifting the contrivance at all.