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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19
GALVESTON.
The Quarantine Committee Investigate Pelican
Island-Base Bail

Island-Base Bail
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Ten, Feb. Estate
Health Officer DR.. R. Rutherford, ac-
eompanied by T. J. Brown of Grayson
county, G. B. Stevenson of El Paso, T
Il. Hays of Paris, R. S. Kimbrough of
Dallas and John McGaughy of Austin
the committee appointed by the legisla-
tuTe to inspect that portion of Pelican
island in Galveston bay recommended
by DR.. Rutherford as suitable
location for the quarantine ware
house, arrived in the city last night.
To-day they inspected the island, and
tonight returned to Austin. The gem
tlemen were reticent rs to what their rec
Ommendation would be.
Base ball matters are quiet here.
Nothing has been done as yet as the
money required to engage men has not
been collected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons Seeking employment as T0bOrers
SeIcGnts tcTtO not afford to pdy In0y dit-
reTtiSe i3a this cOitsIRH JOF situations free Of
charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. Is.-The
grand jury to-day returned a true bill
against Dr. Etienne de Schamps for muir
der Of little Juliette Deiteh, on January
80, at his office, No. 81 St. Peter street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19
Disposed OF.

CHICAGO, IT., Feb. 1S.-A formal
order OF dismissal was entered IN the
county court in the Lindauer Bros. s Co.
failure case this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

~ ANTED-A comfortable cottage house Of
w six or seven medium sized rooms. with
sewer and water connections, IN good locality
and within six seven blocks Of postofice.
Permanent renter, and rent paid promptly in
advance Address, giving location of house,
Ray" care Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

Box plants for hedging at Baker
Bros :, corner Fifth and Main.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

so to Hall & Heckle's and examine
their new stock of 50-cent music books,
vocal and Instrumental.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

Bargains are genuine at Maddox s
Ellison s furniture store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

VNTANPED-An energetic, Industrious man
w with 5000 or 5000 70 lend: will obtain GOOD
interest and position 1T 4 salary in good pay
ing business n Fort Worth. Address r. A.,
care Gazette.
w ANTED-secOna-hand medical, law and
miscellaneous books. Cash paid. Paper
bound novels OF all kinds exchanged or bought
for cash. We viii call in any part of city il no
tilted. 0ut-of-town parties write US. Highest
prices guaranteed. RERRIGAN, Opposite
PostOffice, Fort Worth; 1904 Elm Street, Dallas.
JHOR RENT-A square piano. In good cOndi-
4 ton. Call al 100l East Belknap street.
M ONEY saved by buying your spring saits OF
vi w. s Matney, who has bought a line OF
fine woo!ens and viii sell you at bottom
price. Come and see my goods. Peers build
ing, Fifth and Main stseets.
NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY-To ali lovers OF
~ the beautiful;. You are hereby ordered to
sell or exchange all that old truck (it looks ike
tn y for new and beautiful furniture while it
is cheap. Fort Worth Curiosity shop, 2J1 Main
street.
OFFICIAL COUNTY MAPS S Sd Ts51i paper S7e;
ole, 2I4 West Weatherford St, Fort Worth, Tex.
AOTICE-On Tuesday ana Wednesday there
II viii be on exhibition IN the show window OF
blue bats, the only ones known to be IN the
United States. All are invited to call and see
them.
JTTANTED-250O cedar poles, twenty-five to
w thirty feet in length, I've and half inches
in diameter at top. Write to North Side Street
Railway company, Fort Morth
PRINTING! s S9k neatly saa 9 s2igs 9iRsdi
at the most reasonable rates at 304 Main street,
Fort Worth, w a. Campbell
SOUTH SIDE boarding stable. on Peter Smith
- street, between Wheeler and Adams, IS
now ready to receive horses to board. Good shed
for buggies. VIII deliver horse and buggy 10
any pa;t OF CITY. Telephone connection. II. A.
Maupin & Son, Props.
NOR mules and Jacks address Cofin Brothers.
Itasca, Tex, or care Polk Brothers, Fort
Worth, Tex.
VKTANTED-At Fort Worth Curiosity Shop,
w 2OI Main street, all kinds secondhand tur-
niture, stoves. etc.
VXTANTED-ro exchange Waco residence for
w Fort Worth property, Fort Worth Curiosity
Shop, 207 Main street. New goods exchanged for
Old furniture rented or seldom installmeIit plan.
GHIP YOUR GAdE 20 Robinson Bros. ljOj
- Main street, Fort Worth, butchers and deal
ers in all kinds of game. meats, fish, oysters etc
VA ANTED-Every one that has anything
w sell to write the number of residence and
name OF street on postal and direct Fort Worth
Curiosity Shop, ~ Main street; buyer Will
call.
w 2O7 Main street, wants to buy everything
from book to q steam engine, a single chair or
hotel outfit or tame kitten TO a wild cat.
PROFESSIONAL.
HODGES a WALKER, Attorneys-at-l
II Montague, Texas. Special attention given
to land and commercial htigations.
ga P. CHEANEY, D. d. s.,
EsssaSszSSsSsA. DALLAS DENTAL PARLORS.
EysRI 3. fsFZ5O9 and I'll Elm street, Dallas, Tex.
QgYTE Speciaties-Fine Gold Filings
Crown and bridge work or artificial teeth with
out plates.
TO-u Y The most wonderful medicine in
Dr. Mayfeld agent over P. o. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19
FoR SALE.

TTIRUSTEES SALE-The Martindale stock OF
L tailor goods win be sold to the highest Did
dale stand, 5O4 Main street. John s. Tripiett,
ASSIGNEE
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Observation-Disclosures.
WANTED-TO RFNT.

FTNABLE BOARD-And rooms can be obtained
4 by applying at l0I7 Lamar street. Also stable
and carriage house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

{TTANTED-250O cedar poles, twenty-five to
w thirty feet in length, I've and . half inches
in diameter at top. Write to North Side Street
Railway company, Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

WTANTED "A good tailor, principally for
w coats. S. Price, San Angelo, Tom Green
county Tex.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. everywhere for our ad-
w Unstable Door Plates (can sell and deliver
at once, J four STYLES of Door Bells. metal and
white enamel letters, house numbers, etc. Sam
pies. circulars, etc., free. New York Door Plate
Company, Albany, n. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

MULES LOST-Seven small mules branded on
vi left shoulder got out of pasture north OF this
city. Information about them viii be paid for if
left at the Kentucky stables, Fort Worth, by G.
f Estiu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19

NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY-To ali lovers OF
~ the beautiful, You are hereby ordered to
sell or exchange all that old truck (it looks like
tn y, for new and beautiful furniture while it
is cheap. Fort Worth Curiosity shop, pa Main
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-19
NIISCELLANEOUN.

WTANTED-An energetic Industrious man
W with 5000 or 5000 10 lend; will obtain good
interest and position 1T salary in good pay
ing business IN Fort Worth. Address R. A.,
care Gazette.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
Lynch's Grand Openinr.

The popular store of II. j. Lynch, 43S and 44O
Market street. has just received its fall line of
goods. In fact, the only thing old about this
establishment is that the usual low prices pre-.
vail. The stock comprises all the latest lead
ing novelties in fall and winter dress goods
embroidered robes, Gilbert cloths, henriettas'
English serges, jamestown suitings, French
cashmeres, plaids and combination stuffs.
There are great bargains guinets black
cashmeres, silks, velvets, surahs satins and
plushes.
Black all-wool cashmere of extra value.
ranges from 45c, Soc, 6Oc and 75c to 81 per yard.
On comforts, country blankets country fan
nels, yarns, table damasks napkins and sheet
ings, you will find bottom prices
In ladies, gents and children's underwear in
camels' hair, Scotch wool, merino and scarlet.
they have a complete stock at the lowest prices
ever offered.
Handkerchiefs and winter hosiery are very
cheap while new dress trimmings, braids laces
embroideries, collars, gloves. corsets and but
tons are offered at lowest prices.
A visit to lynch's store will convince anyone
of the economy of buying there.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
DIED.

BLAKE-On Friday, October 4, 1889. at 4:3O
P. M, LILLIAN, only child of John and Mary
Blake, aged 2 years and months
Funeral from the parents residence. 2s34
Liberty avenue, on SUNDAY at $50 p. M.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
EDGINTON-On Thursday, October 3. 1899
at noon, CHARLES EDGINToN, tmember III
Monongahela Lodge No. n, A. A. of L & 81.
W., in his Both year.
Funeral services at his laJe residence, corner
of Cato and Juliet streets, Fourteenth ward
on SUNDAY, the 9th inst, at o'clock P. M
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
MCCLELLAND-Of diphtheria, on Friday
October 4 1889, at Oils P. M, GUssIE, daugbtsr
of William and Mary McClelland, at their resi-.
dence, 63S Penn avenue, aged years days.
Funeral on SUNDAY at 2 P. M. Friends of
the family are respectfully invited to attend
ROwBOTTOM-On Friday, October 4 1890
at A. NJ, WILLIAM RowBoTToM, in his 6ist
year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 92o
Washington avenue, Allegheny, on SUNDAY.
October g. at2P. M. Friends of the family ara
respectfully invited to attend,
Cincinnati papers please copy.l
WEISHAAR-On Thursday, October 1890
at 5I0 A. NJ. JACOB WEIsHAAR, aged SO years
Funeral from the residence of his son.in-law
A. Glamser. No. 234 Ohio street, Allegheny. ON
SATURDAY, October S, at 8 A. M, to proceed
to St Mary's Church. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
meIIor as Hoene, ~ Fifth Avenue.

A splendid opportunity is given at this fine
exhibit to examine the renowned Hardman
pianos, which are favorites with both amateurs
and professionals. OF massive construction,
grand tone, perfect action and the faculty of
staying in tune" the Hardman pianos have
only to be seen and heard to carry conviction of
their value and desirability. The Krakauer
pianos, too, have a large popularity, as have
also the Kimballs; indeed. all of these makes
have their strong adherents; only those who
don't know fine instrument when they see it,
could feel anything but satisfaction in looking
atthese superior pianos
Palace, Chase and Chicago cottage organs
carry themselves bravely in their branch. and
are delicious examples of what may be accom-
plished in reed instruments. The Eolian or
gan, though freed organ" too. belongs to a
different category, and is class to itself-as
unlike anything else, it is played either by the
keyboard or by moving the pedals or bellows
with the feet alone A goodly array, and one
that is one of the most highly valued in the
building
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
THE STRIKING FEATURE
OF j. C. Grogan's Opening.
A SOUVENIR OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION

SOUVENIR OF THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
The marvellous vase of the Louchet ware,
wnlcn TOOK the prizes over all competitors AT
tne arls exhibition is SO beyond anytnins
ever seen here that one involuntarily holds the
preath. This vase, No. 452l in the Paris cata-
Iogue, stands some three and half 1eet nlgn,
tne pase, square of cream and white Velne9
Mexican onyx, with heavy gold-plated carved
Ieet; the standard in the same elaborate golu
work seems to resemble wide faring bell, upon
winch rests the urn or bowl of the vase. Ing ne
ground work is a blush white, toned on
into cream OF ivory. The picture on one sloe
represents three cupids disporting themselves
IN the air. two of them dropping MOWERS lrom
basket, fit only for such gods, while the cen.
tral or third waves aloft the torch OF hymen;
the messenger dove watching for the mlnute
IN which he Will be sent TO the 1alr iauyo
upon whom their thoughts are centereo; tuIn-
ing the vase upon its swivel concealed IN tne
gold bell, the cupids and dove are found play
ing all kinds of pranks like the trlcksy spirits
they are, around the '1adye" as she nait re-
clines on the fower-strewn ground. "A. ABOVE T
the bowl on which are depicted these Two e1-
quislte scenes rises the long sweeping neck
of the vase, with its double curvature. here
begins an entirely different mode OF ornamenta-
ton; these are panels OF applied golo leaI,
growing from the base up, alternating
with those pendant on the principle OF staiag-
mites and stalactites. Those like stalagmltes are
in scrolls and foriated designs, like finest etch-
ings. and are on the cream-tlnted ground; the
stalactites stand out boldly in fruits and MOWERS
on a dense white ground-above is heavy col
lar of gold alternately dull and bright, support
ing the faring top of vase Two Amphitryons
serve as handles. The gold work of the stand
ard the RIM the handles is first of solid bronze,
of superb workmanship, with heavy plating of
gold, that a century hence will be as bright as
to-day. Louchet, a Parlsian by birth, has his
factory in Paris, and has created a revolution
in ceramics. The vase rests upon a handsome
Louis XIV. pedestal of Mexican onyx. Assur-
edly handsome or it would not serve to hold the
great 'Louchet"
There are other specimens of this ware in
smaller FORMS and of wondrous beauty, that
must be seen at once before they are caught by
purchasers hunting absolute novelties.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
A BROKER In GREAT TROUBLE.
II Convicted ms Indicted, He May Serve
the State for Ten Years.


the State for Ten Years.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH,l
NEW YORK, October 4.-The grand jury
has indicted Alfred Carr,a broker for grand
larceny in the first degree, and Detective
Sergeant Won Gerichten, of the district at
torney's Office, is looking for him with a
bench warrant for his arrest. Carr is the
broker who invited his customers to see him
set sail from Hoboken for Europe, June %,
and who left the affairs of his office in such
a condition that within "a hours after his
departure, those very same customers were
clamoring for settlements on his return. He
did return in September, but he landed
from the steamship Werra, at Hoboken, and
went to his home in Orange, n. j., said to
be owned by his mother. Since then it is
said he has hugged the Jersey shore of the
North river, and has not ventured into the
jurisdiction of New York.
1t was Cars practice, it is alleged. to
accept deposits for his customers to be in
vested in stocks, pretending to execute them
by telephone through broker on the floor
of the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange, but no actual purchases were
made. The complainants against Carr be-
fore the grand jury were John Austin
Yates, of Scarborough, Westchester county,
who charged that Carr appropriated 81
666 &c of his money, and Edward S. Wana-
maker, who lost 81 900 that he entrusted to
Carr. If Carr is caught, extradited, tried
and convicted, he may be sentenced to State
prison for ten years.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
Do You Love Comforfs

OF all the useful and comfortable chairs in
this world Stevens improved adjustable chair
Is one of the most satisfactory. A blessing in
every ho1seholo. PIeases everyone-old or
young, sick or well. For the luxury-loving or
the weary, delicate person, it is a source of
comfort unattained in any other chair lounge
or bed. This wonderful chair combines all IN
one. Comfortable, durable and elegant For
birthday or holiday present it is eminently ap-
propriate. Terms and prices moderate. Physi-
clans chairs, wheel chairs and invalids' goods
speciality. Besides chairs we carry an enor-
nous stock OF office desks. Selling cheap.
STEVENS CHAIR Co.,
No. 3 Sixth st. tnear Suspension bridge).
Pittsburg, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
Jos. Eichbaum g. Co., As Fifth Avenue.

Quite marked changes have been made in
this charming exhibit under North Gallery
Portieres of bamboo strings, linked with amber
beads, separate it from neighbors An ex-
qu1Site bisque statuette of Normandie
pecheur stands upon handsome bronze pedes-
tai at the entrance; this fisherman, holding the
end OF the seine net from which he has lust
squeezed the water, looks the picture of happi-
ness. BoliQue ware decorated, and specimens
awaiting the artists brushes are in MANY
dainty forms; very beautiful is the toilet and
manicure set combined in one case, the
backs of brushes, soapcase. ETC., all of
clouded amber highly polished; banner stands
easels and bookrests in gilt or gilded
bronze; artists alpinestock sketching um-
brellas; broad embossed leather frames
in delicate color1ngs for cabinet photos; vari-
Gus styles of the art printing done by this firm;
folding cases for photos all of India silks; and
that most useful of modern inventions, the
Gates adjustable table" without which. no
home is complete. By means of springs and
screws, the table may be placed at any desired
height; may have the top pushed over until the
edge is right over the standard, that an invalid
may breakfast upon it in bed at ease; or by
lowering one side it becomes an easel: or in its
normal position it is at will work or card
table; it can rest fat against the wall, and take
up no room. They may be had in plain or
elaborate styles of Eichbaum & Co. One
thing is indubitable. and that is, that every
lady should possess one, for it is one of the
best articles exhibited
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
Wedding Flowers.

The exhibition of floral beauties by Iohn r.
& A Mprdock is unsurpassed. They have
taken this opportunity to show the public the
exquisite splendor OF their wedding decora-
tions. including window draping in superb pink
roses, smllax and asparagus; a mantle of
American beauties; a fireplace of roses and car
nations, with the OLD andirons and tiled hearth;
a fine large center piece of ferns and roses
with corners in scroll work; an exouisite
bridal bouquet of orchids; lilies of the valley
and bride roses, Tied with ribbon with corsage
and buttonhole to match. The noted artist.
James Dell, of their establishment. DESIGNED
these exquisite floral conceits.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
The Feature of Mecban;c.,H,,

Is undoubtedly the Midgeley wire belt running
on both the big engines driving the shafting on
both SIDES OF the building 1t performed the
same onhce at Toronto, Canada, and has cre-
ated profound impression at the Paris Expo-
sitiou. representing America against the world
on belt and winning the race. The advantages
of this belt are that effects great reduction in
the loss Of power, that it is not affected nv
climate or weather, that no tightener is re-
quired. that it possesses absolute uniformity of
weight and can be shifted without loss of time
to factory. At prominent stand newt IN
Rees' engine fullest particulars can be oh.
tanned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.


STEWART-HAYS-On Thursday evening.
October 8, 1889, at the residence of ber uncle
Mr.. James R. Redman, at Grafton, by the Rev.
David Jones, Miss HATTIE REDMAN HAys
daughter of Mr.. Milton d. Hays to Mr.. ELMER
f E STEWART
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-05
FAIR FLORA REIGNED.
The Fragrance of Flowers Filled the
Exposition Building
MUCH TO THE DELIGHT OF WOMEN.
A Wedding Canopy and Reception Room of
Flowers and Plants.
THE DISPLAY WILL CONTINUE TO-DAY

Flora reigned supreme at the Exposition
yesterday. 1t was flower day, and the talr
goddess numbered her yotaries by the thou
sand. All through the day and evening
the foyer of the main building, which has
been set apart for floral displays, was
thronged, and the elegance and elaborate
ness of the designs, contributed by several
of the leading florists of the two cities, was
the subject of much and gratiied comment
A bridal canopy, the ground work of
which was smilax and the framework of
Puritan and La France roses and yellow
carnations attracted attention. Beneath it
stood frie Dieu OF white and red carna-
tions. Opposite was fire place. the crate
of which was filled with red carnations.
while the mantel piece was banked with the
new Duchess of Albany roses. The bridal
bouquet was composed of lilies of the valley
and nephetis roses one bridemaid's boquet
of perl des jarden roses, one of Papa
Gautier and one of Catherine Mermet roses.
Another exhibition represented a recep-
tion-room. The lace curtains of the bay
window of the drawing-room were almost
hidden from view under an arrangement of
delicate asparagus tenuissimus, smilax and
La France roses. The tiling of the fire.
place was represented by beautiful ar
rangement of red and white carnations,
while the mantel-piece was banked high
with La France, Mermet, pearl, Bennett
and brides roses. A centre-piece was a
large cylinder composed of crocuses, palms,
ferns, white, red. yellow and pink roses.
This elaborate floral display will be con-
tinued throughout to-day and tonight. with
many additions promised. The attendance
yesterday was large and fashionable, the
fair sex preponderating throughout the
dav
Musical programme for to-day. Afternoon:
PARTI-2o'cLocK.
!. March-"King Karl" l"........E Eilenberg
2 Description-"Russian Carriage Song
8. selecton.aH Night in Granada. Kreutzer re- rT
4. Waltz-'En Passant' Vagoolgyi
5. Patrol-"The Darkies'' Lansing
PART IA O'CLOCK.
l. Overture-"Raymond' d'.......... Thomas
2 Spanish Fandango-'Pearl of Madrid"
8 Mediey-.;T6e jolly Minstrel na .BrooKs rSE
4. Fantasie-"The Hunt" Bob |
8. March-"Pittsburg Exposition.
--..-..--..---.............. John Gernert |
Evening:
PART IL O'CLOCK.
]. Polonaise, presidential" Lonsa |
Selection No. 2, ''otfenbachiana" w
8. Medley Overture IA Brass Monkey.
4 Waltz Danube Waves, '1'Fmgrman FraGoHinn
5. Characteristic. Chinese March. .Beudorville |
PART m-9 O'CLOCK.
l. Overture, ''Die Diebische Elsterf' .Rossini
2 Grand Descriptive Piece, "A Trip to
8. A Hunting Scene (by request). ..... .Bacalossi
4. "Murmuring of the Forest. .Bonillor |
D. Galop, 'Ially-Ho" -BiernsIein |