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Here are some figures that will do to
paste in your hat. They are figures to
remember. They are particularly IN
teresting just as that curiosity OF mod
ern times-a Democratic Admlnlstra-
TOMS going out of power. They
illustrate a truth commended for by Re-
publicans-lhat Democratic economy
is all words and promises that 1t never
materializes. Here they are, and they
represent the appropriations made by
Congress during the last sixteen years :
Forty-third Congress-Grant 1902 1872 SOS
Forty-fourth ' Grant 2(2 AIS. s93
Forty-tifth - Hayes $50. OF. AZ
Forty sixth &" Garfield
aud Arthur 339. $3.50, 6S3
Forty eighth Congress-Ar-
Forty ninth Congress-Cleve-
Fiftletb Congress-Cleveland 5sS, o64 23g
The searcher after Democratic econ
omy will be disappointed when ne reads
these figures. He will find that "econ-
omy" is not the fruit they bear. That
the Cleveland Administration that was
to save so much, expended about Three
Hundred Millions of Dollars more than
any Republican Administration, since
the war debts were paid. Paste the
| figures in your hat.-/Tede17ck Exam,
izPy
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Wanamaker & Brown again.

The Store of the million for Clothing is ready
This Spring is the twenty eighth at the old corner.
We tied closer than everybody this
who wants to get the worth of his money i'll
and style.
You more We are not so extravagant
as to promise much. All expect to do is
Give you better money 's-Worth than anybody else
Because manufacture the Clothing.
Because take small profits
Because it's the only way to get your trade.
Spring Overcoats-fu styles to quiet styles
So. so to S25oO
Spring Suits-strpes, checks, mixtures Cheviots
wide wales $1,000 to $500.
Bring the dollars you expect most for to
You'll not be disappointed. We are more eager
ADLER wiser you.
We want to beat last Springs sales. We do in
the clothing.
Boys Clothing from $3.50 up to the handsomest
suits got up.
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Philadel phia.
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ii;anauaker's.


PHtLApELrHIA, Monday. Aprb 10. 1859.
We mean to have every best
Black Dress Goods stuff, Of
every grade that's worth your
thought. Whoever or wher-
ever the maker is that leads,
we have the pick of his output.
Priestley Black Silk-warp
Henrietta for instance. You'll
find on our counters more quail
lhcs and better prizes AaW any,
7vhcyc else atretal2 iii tie United
States. Come with the sample
in your fingers or in your mind.
There's the test.
All through Black stuffs just
the same. Take Priestley again:
Silk Warp:
Drap d Alma 81 % to $3.50
Crepe Cloth, - - To 81 81
Camel Hair. 81 Is TO - 81
Clairette, II To g
TamiSe. Il ~
Yelling, 75c to 80
All-W DOL:
Cashmere dTnde. II to ~ 50
Same. extra heavy, - and -
Venetian Crepe s. to $3.50
Iirap ~ Alma. 65c 10 81
Mourning Clutii, Use to Sl.15
RibatroSS. 55c To 81
Nuns Yelling zoe to Sl.l0
Mclr0Sc 15c to 81. 2h
Priestley's extra wide Black
Silk-and- ools (72 inch) for
shawls and wraps, are s. and
$3.50. The 46-lnch sorts range
from Sis to So.
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HENRY r. TORBERT, EDITOR
c. F. HINCHilFFE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
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IS PUBLISHED Evs,W SATURDAY. MORNING AT ELKTos
oEoiL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
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WASHINGTON
Life Insurance Company
YORK
w. A. BREWER, Jr., President.
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doing business in Maryland.
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STANDARD PHOSPHA TIE.


We have unusually large stock of goods for the spring
northumberland last aand in excellent order.
We guarantee each brand be exactly by the
analysis and in perfect mechanical condition drilling
Our prices uniformly the lowest point consistent with
fair dealing and the character OF the goods Send for
Piles and prices the factory Visitors always
welcome.
Our goods for sale in the county by the following
wel-known dealers.
Woodal Georgetown, Md.
steele, Ferry,
A Chesapeake,
Charles Walton, Iron Hill, Md.
Maud Foard, Singerly, Md.
Walt Arms
II. &
III. A. Il Deposit,
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The Store of the million for Clothing is ready.
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Registration Notice.
MAY SITTING, 1889.

Notice is hereby Givon 10 the citizens of Cecil
county thai in cUnpi &c VIA the .hct oi Assem-
bly, ul 1882. chaurcr - hincu,iei by the Act u
1888. ch pier $50 cnlIti Il an Nct I" p'ovlia Ter
tn, uniform Regis ration of the names o all tn"
qualified voters o! ti;> ST te. etc. the Ny SIT
TING Tor tie year lsog, ui the Officers of Rc-Is-
and compile ing their RegIStTies OF Voters and
pnll EnnLAs. W II h.gln
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Must Pay DUTY.

WASHINGTON, July 10. The secretary
of the treasury has informed William
Lang, United States consul at Hamburg,
Germany, who is about to return to this
country and who asks that his personal
household effects be admitted to entry
without the examination, that the effects
of consuls are subject to the same re-
quirements of law and regulations as the
effects of other persons arriving IN this
country, ana that the department is
without authority to grant his request,
inasmuch as an examination of his effects
and assessment of duty on such house
hold effects as have not been used abroad
for ole year are required by law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
County Seat War,

KANSAS CITY, Ne. July IA dis
patch from Eminence, Garfield county,
Kas, says there is great excitement there
over the permanent location of the
county seat, which is now located at Ra-
VIENNA. The supreme court recently de-
cided the county seat contest in favor of
Eminence. but the Ravenna people made
a motion for new trial, and refuse to
allow the removal of the records from the
courthouse until the motion is decided.
The courthouse is guarded by armed men
and the town is surrounded by pickets
ready to give the alarm should the peo-
pie of Eminence make the attack they
threaten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Gable Notes,

LONDON, July I9.-The syndicate of
paper manufacturers has about COM
pleted all arrangements for the proposed
combination. A capital of fl 500, 900
has already been guaranteed. 1t is ex-
pected the immediate effect of the COM
bine will be an advance of per cent. in
the price of paper.
LONDON July I9.-The trial of the ac-
ton of William O'Brien against Lord
Salisbury for SANDER began to-day.
o 'Brien testified that he never had in
cited to murder or robbery, either upon
the platform or in his paper, the United
Ireland. He never advocated crime.
Sir Edward Clarke, solicitor and gen.
eral counsel for Lord Salisbury, sub
jected 0 Brien to searching cross ex-
animation He attempted to show that
the witness editorial articles and
speeches justified the language used by
Lord Salisbury.
LONDON, July 19.-Boulanger has is
sued a manifesto in which he declares
that the law against Multiple candidates
in France is a blow against the universal
suffrage measure. However, he says it
will not prevent the nation making
known its sovereign will. He continues:
GAS a prestige against this odious vio-
lation of law, the national com mittee has
decided that 1 shall present myself as
a candidate for counsuls-general IN
eighty eantons The verdict of the peo-
pie of those cantons viii pc prelude to
a grander triumph that is near at hand.
Before long the gang that now dishonors
the country will be pitilessly put away
and eternal peace restored.
LONDON, July 19.-The earl of Fife,
who has been created duke by the queen,
takes the title of duke of Fife.
ZANZIBAR, July l9.-One CT Capt.
WeIssmann IS steamers has been wrecked
at Pangani.
LONDON, July 19.-The parliamentary
committee appointed to consider the
question of allowances to Prince Albert
Victor and the Princess Louise of Wales
will report on Monday next. 1t is said
that Gladstonians are delighted with the
queen IS moderate demands and that all
members of the committee, with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Labouchere, have come
to an amicable agreement.
BERLIN, July 19.-Emperor William
has sent to the car lifesize oil portrait
of himself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
is HOGAN DEAD?
ADiyersity of Opinion as to the Fate of the
Daring Aeronaut.

A Adversely of Opinion as to the Fate of the
Daring Aeronaut.
JACKSON, MICH, July 19.-The pso-
pie of Jackson are deeply interested in
the fate of Professor Hogan, the cele-
brated aeronaut who started Tuesday
from New York in Campbell air ship.
The opinion is largely divided as to his
fate. Many think he has gone in the
ocean, while others are of the opinion
that he is in hiding somewhere for the
purpose of creating a sensation and Sc
curing advertising. Still others believe
him safe and that he will turn up all
right in "a few days. Hogan
is known to be man of
nerve, and no matter in what
predicament he finds himself he never
loses his self-control. He was deeply
interested in this air ship, and before
leaving Jackson expressed the utmost
confidence in its success. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. Hogan received a dis
patch from Campbell as follows:
"Have heard from Hogan. He is all
right and may be here to-day. When he
arrives will wire particulars quick.
Late last night Mrs. Hogan had heard
nothing further. She is nearly pros
trated with fear and anxiety, but is still
clinging to hope. Professor Hogan was
billed to make an ascension at ST.
Thomas tomorrow and his brother viii
fill the engagement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
THEY DIDN'T DIE TOGETHER.
A St. Louis Sport Shoots the Inmate of Not0-
rious House and Kills Himself.

st. Louis Sport Shoots the Inmate of NOt0-
rious House and Kills Himself.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 19.-Four pistol
shots fred in rapid succession and the
form of young woman leaping from
second story window at 713 Fine street,
right in the business section of the city,
created great sensation shortly after
o 'clock this evening. When the first
shot was fired q crowd commenced TO
gather, and when the woman jumped
from the window the streets were
filled with excited people. The woman
was picked up and carried into a drug
Store across the street. where it vas
found she was shot through the muscles
of the right arm, but otherwise was I'M
injured, save being badly shaken up by
contact with the pavement in her fall.
Before policeman could elbow his way
through the crowd the would-be muir
derer appeared at the open window with
the smoking revolver in his hand, peered
out and, not seeing his victim, stepped
back into the room and another
shot was heard followed by the heavy fall
of body, and when the police burst
open the door they found their prisoner
on the floor weItering in his own blood.
He had turned the revolver on himself
and inflicted a fatal wound. The would
beimurderer and suicide proved to be
welI-knowB gambler and all-round
sport, James T.. Daily, who
came here from Louisville, KY,
about year ago, and of late has been
running crap dive in the rear q 205
North Seventh street. He was book
maker and also liberal patron of the
prize ring, having backed several local
sIuggers in prize fights. His victim IS
Lille Davis, an inmate OF Mamie Adj
ans notorious house on Chestnut street.
TlnI-r no a ri.r,r, 4f,r, -rirl rrnI,1a a.Is d..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
SAN ANTONIO EEJOINED.

Two IDiuncticns, One by Street Railway
Company and One by an Alderman.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July 19.-The at
torneys of the San Antonio street rail-
way company to-day enjoined the city
from further having work done on Alamo
plaza until the city engineer gives the
grade for the street car line. The ia
junction involves a loss to the paving
contractors, if perpetuated, of thous-
ands of dollars.
second injunction was also run
against the city late this evening by
Alderman Bolton to prevent the mayor
selling tomorrow to the highest bidder
$3.50, 900 of public improvement bonds
recently voted by the people at special
election. The petition for the injunction
reeites a number of purely technical
reasons as to why the bonds should not
be sold, and If is thought 1t will merely
result in g temporary delay of their dis
position.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20

TEXAS CARED FOR.
Mrs. Burchill Appointed POstmis-
treSS at Fort Worth.
John S. Witwer Reaches the Dallas Per-
simmon- Some Little Anxiety
Felt for Col. De Gress.
Quincy and Brewster Sure of Their Appoint
ments-A Number of Smaller Texas
Offices Filled Yesterday.
A Day for Texas.

A Day for Texas.
Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-In one respect,
at least, Dallas is even with Fort Worth.
She got new postmaster to-day in the
person of John s. Witwer, who was
mentioned in recent dispatches to THE
GAZETTE as likely to be the lucky man.
His appointment gives great satisfaction
to Quincy. who was his champion, and
corresponding disgust to De Gress, who
worked for Garrison. When it comes
to postoffice matters, however, there Is no
use to buck against the former
who from his intimate relations with
Clarkson has the inside track over all
corners. Quincy is in greats sptFits to-
night. His own commission is in sight,
and he has been able TO do much for his
friends. Witwer, the new Dallas post
master, halls from Indiana. This was
no small factor in his success. He is
known as Republican, but never took
conspicuous place in campaign work.
TEXAS PosTMASTERS.
The following Texas postmasters were
named to-day: -
w. e. Singleton, Jr., Atlanta.
Thomas Cheney Bowie.
II. G. Dillingham;, Commerce.
B. q. Fowler, Gilmer.
] NJ. Morrison, Trenton.
F. c. Reaman, Franklin.
Alazan Steele, Groesbeek. =
J.H. Kennerly, Eastland. :,
r. N. Hamilton, Van AlstYne.
j w. Cook, Montague.
George V. Busklrk, Chatfield.
Mrs. Mary Klappenbeck, CastroYille.
Mrs. Kate T. Haryln, Sealy.
William Ayers, Pearsall.
w. E. Johnson Beeville.
Mrs. Burchill was the recipient of
many congratulations from members of
the Texas colony to-day which she ac-
scepted gracefully.
+ Some important appointments are al
most certain to be made to-mor-
row and are in line with the pre-
dictions heretofore made in THE GAZETTE.
The most interesting question that
remains is what will be given to Degrees.
Though ne Withdrew from the race for
collector at Ell Paso, there is grounds for
thinking that in the end the position will
be rendered him. In the fight for Corpus
Christi Brewster will win in walk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
THE ST. LOUIS MYSTERY.
The Corpse Found Proves to be that of st.
Louis Man.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 19.-The dead
body of the man found on Union avenue
and Identified as Frank Brennan. grip
man, proves to be the remains of Henry
Behrens of this city, who was sailing
under a false name. The body was
identified to-day by two of the dead
man IS brothers, who declare the victim
had no cause 20 commit suicide, aud,
Furthermore, never carried pistol.
Why he assumed the name Of Frank
Brennan has not been shown.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
A Man Who Claims to Hsfe Com
mitted the Whitechapel Murder.
But He Turns Out to Be Lunatie and
viii Be Tried as Yagabond.
B0ulanger Manifesto.
0Brien Testifes in His Damage Suit Against
Lord Salisbury - Formation of an
Immense Paper Syndicate
THE wHITECHAPEL FIEND.

a Man Arrested Who Confesses Himself
the Author of All the Horrible Murders.
LONDON, July 19.-An Englishman
was arrested this morning on the charge
of having murdered the woman whose
body was found Tuesday morning in
Castle alley, whitechapel. After being
taken into custody the prisoner confessed
that he had killed the woman. He said
the weapon he used to accomplish his
purpose was an ordinary pocket knife.
He carried no other weapon. He de-
ciared he lived no where, and that he
had just arrived from abroad. The pris-
Oner is six feet tall, fair complexion, and
carries himself with a military air. His
actions indicate that he is insane.
LONDON, July I9.-The identity of the
man taken into custody by the police this
morning on suspicion of being the White
chapel murderer is carefully concealed
by the authorities for the present. He
has confessed that he murdered ali the
women whose bodies have been found III
and about the Whlteehapel district. He
gave the names of his victims, the dates
upon which he killed them, and all
CHASTITY and indecent details connected
with the terrible crimes. The police be-
lieve he is a lunatic, but possibly the
story he tells is true, and that he is the
man for whom they have so long been
searching.
ONLY A DRUNKEN LUNATIC.
LONDON, July 19.-The man arrested
on suspicion of being the Whitechapel
murderer is not ''Jack the Ripper.
The police tonight say he is only a
drunken lt1nafip and they attach no i'm
portance to his confession. The man
will be arraigned in police court to-mOr-
row on charge of vagabondism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Cash CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
woman Held as an Incenaiarr.
respondence of the Gazette.


WACO, TEX, July IS.-Oficer Yates
of McGregor came in on the Cotton Belt
at noon to-day, having in custody Ira
Young, who is charged with being the
incendiary OF the FIRE of July /, by which
a large number of the prominent mer-
chants of NcGregor were burned out.
Some of the heavy losers were: A. I.
Folsom, q. E Gathright, J F. Fisher
and J.. LaprelIe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
which she

mond ring, which she pawned.
This angered him, and tonight
he sent cab after her. She
came to his room, and as she entered he
locked the door, saying, "you we
treated me wrong, and we will die
together. - He fired at the woman rap
idly. but his aim was bad, and she sue
eeeded in escaping by jumping from the
second story window. Daily was taken
to the hospital and at IL 'clock was dy-
ing. He is twenty years old, the
girl twenty three.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Waco to Have Good Roads.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July l9.-AS mass
meeting of the citizens held in the city
hall tonight the Central Texas public
road association was organized. The
purpose of this organization is to improve
the roads of this and adjacent counties
which lead to Waco. The officers are:
President, James b. Baker; vice-presi-
dent, Ed Rotan; secretary, w. E. Hall;
treasurer, Sam Sanger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
rhe Nortl, pakota Convention.

BISMARCK, OAK, July 19.-The iudie
iary committee is still wrangling over
the question of county courts and pro-
posed division of the state into six
judicial districts. The judiciary COM
mlttee is also having an interesting
wrestle with the question whether the
supreme court shall hold all its sessions
at the capital or at different points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
EAsT SAeINAw, NICE. !, July

EAST SAGINAW, MICH, July 16.
To Hon. VIM. F. Wharton, Acting Secretary of
State, Washington:
DEAR SFR-Your note of my appoint
ment by the president as United States
consul to Valparaiso, Chill, is just re-
ceived. most respectfully decline to
accept the position. Yours most truly
R. 6. HOBR.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
A NEGRO GIRL MURDERED.

An Unproyoked Crime Committed by Convict
Guard.
Special to the Gazette,
LHBRRrY: Tex July I8eE0ur town
was startled this morning by the an
nouncement that negro girl had been
shot and killed by convict guard at
Ames station. Ames station is situated
about two miles east of Liberty, on the
Southern Pacific. A construction train
on which convicts are worked is side
tracked there There lsa negro church
400 yards, from where tto
train is CHARTERED. .At f0
'clock last night as Alex Browns
Sadie Bates, Ned Brown and Alice JaclS%
son, all negroes, were going home from
this church they were aceosted by a
white man, when about one hundred
yards from the church, who Called to
them, you bucks light out, - to which
the negro boys replied that they would
not. The assaiIant quickly drew his pis-'
tol and fired. The shot struck Sadie
Bates, killing her almost in
stantly, and the assassin fed. Sa-
die Bates was sixteen years
old. Justice j. NJ. G.. Lacour has been
holding the inquest, but will not finish
until tomorrow. The evidence at the
inquest disclosed the fact that several of
the convict guards were at the church
last night. William BaIkman and Will
liam Baker, both guards, were placed in
jail this evening
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
national TaiIors. Convention.

CHICAGO, Ill. July 19.-At to-day )
session of the national tailors' eonven-
ton, Mr.. James veale of Decatur, III. ),
was awarded first prize in the coat cut
ting contest. Mr. Edward Qufvet q
Chicago took second prize. conven-
ton then adjonrne9 80 NEE Ie=-
uary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
Pnstmasters Annointed-

WASHINGTON. July 19.-The president
has appointed the following postmasters
among others: John s. Witwer, Dallas,
Tex. vice J. H. Cochran, removed.
Belle NJ. BurchiH at Fort Worth, Tex. !,
vice Julian Field, removed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
freight and passenger Trains collide.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July IA fHen-
burg, Ind. special says that q cellisioR
took place ten miles east OF fhat1 place
last nlgIte an the CleYeland i Cincinnati
Chicaho and St. LoriSroadS betweeTf a
.4Eest- bound' express and an east4bound
freight. the freight having broken in
two. Az unknown man was killed and
Postal Clerk Cochran was severely in
jured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20
AnAppointment Declined.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The following
letter has been received at the state de-
nartment:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-20

In France the DOCTORS claim on the es-
tate of the deceased patient has prece-
denes ever al others.