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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-07
MONETARY AND CoMmKRGIAL

new YoRK. Dec. THE stock mar zet open
ed this morning with burst OF extromo activity,
but so)n died away, aud before tie close of tho
hour the market WIS actually dull. The tone OF
The de .lings was strong but thu sharp AMI sudden
advsrc.s made in the carly dealings couli not &c
maintained in all cases. First prices were gen.
orally from Il to IS per cent higher than last
evenings closing ures, and were quickly car
ried above these prices. few stocks were ir-
clnel to droop, and the entire market late in tho
hour retired to something below the opening At
II o'clock the market was again moderately &C
tive and steady to firm, generally at fractional
advances over first prices. Money cary at 4A5
BALTIMORE, Dec. 7.-Cott steady; miidlng
los. Flour fairly active and steady, Wheat
Southern quiet but firm; Futz 1888; long
berry 74aS4; No 2 so; steamer 76a77; Western
fairly steady; No = winter rcd spot 7@as .795s
Dec 79Aa792s Jan S0ssSl; Feb S2asaS2la;
dull and easier; white-new 33a42 yellow do SO
al; Western steady; mixed spot AIS ,421s
Dec 41la year 39%aa397s; Jan 3Ss.a39; Fec
5SAs39; Mar 39,39A Oats frmer Southern
and Penns 27a30 Western white 2Staa30 do
mixed 27a2S; ers ded 70 white 29laa3O. Rye
choice timothy Sl3al3 30. Provisions steady
Butter firm Western packed l7a2O; b st roll / ;
AL: creamery 26a27. Eggs scarce asd firm Vt
24a25. Coff,e stea'y; Bio cargoes fair 1872
Sugar fl rm a soft 67s
NEW York. Dec. Cotton dull spands
10t.; Orleans 101a futures steady. Flour quiet
snd steady. Wheat quiet and easier. Corn dull
and frmer. Pork quiet and firm at $40 5Os
IL 25. Lard quiet and at So 30.
CHICAGO, Dec. I'll 3. m -wheat-Oec 7sas
May S3as. Corn-Dec BIS Msy $685. Oats
no trading. Pork-Jan 50 As Iar1-Jan 81 %.
Jan short ribs 81 So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-07
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list OF the letters remaining in
the Alexandra, Va postofice December 7.
Persons calling for letters will please gay they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter office.
Anne, Mary Mays, ER
Blanchfeld, Vim Patty, MIS- Willis
Brown, Mrs Sarah burlington, Fred w
Burns, Edward PuTdy, DR. V
Carter, Mrs Mary Reed, John
Coee Mrs E len .chmidt, George
Davies, Mrs Sparrow & Co.
Erickson, Mrs Summers WR
Ford, Reubin sutton, William
Green, Adelaide Towson, Oh 4rley
Hampton, Mrs Hands Tucker, Capt George
Harper, Mrs Rachel Waddey, Bal
lsnnon, A L Ware, WIN
Lilies, Mrs Anna Wilson, Miss Harriet
Mator, Alex
Wv HERBERT. PM.
E'LORAPLEXION-A positive cure for Dyepep-
IL STA, Liver Complaint and Consumption. For
sale by WAKEFIELD & HALL,
nov29 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
WHITE TAR CAMPHoR GLoBULEs; easy
w to use, and very effective moth destroy
or. For sale by E. L. ALLEN,
ap23 Corner King and Pitt streets
I EADBEATER's POROUS PLAsTERs, equal
to any plasters made, and at much lower
prices. Sold by
feb2O E. s. LEADBEATER & BRO.
MINCE MEAT, FRUIT BUTTER and PRE-
ltl sERYEs just received and for GALE at low
figures at
nov18 McBURNEY' STORE.
NEW SELECTED CURRANTS and VALEN-
~ CHA, OFFSTALK and ONDARA RAI-INS
Just opened 1T
nova McBURNEY'S.
IF YOUR CHICKENS ABE SICK,
LUNT'S CHICKEN CHOLERA CURE.
Bold by all druggists and grocers mh31
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CHICAGO Dec I'll q. m -Wheat-Dec 7eas (:
May S3as Corn-Dec 3l75; Msy $685. Oats
no trading. Pork-Jan 50 As Iar1-Jan 81 90
Jan short ribs 81 SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-12-07

ELORAPLEXIoN-A positive cure for Dyspep-
IL sia, Liver Complaint and Consumption For
sale by WAKEFIELD & HALL,
nOv29 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Norfolk and Danvilie Railroad will
be completed to Dapville by the hrst oil
January
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07
40 RoAD THIS YEAR.

tn. Ser.irsl hts pretty r=iil=51 to-
ns,ion tia: a,t 4 =-l= Il load TH!
b- tuil: TIA, year IL .l= dlrrcEoc 0! o-E
Stale. strvnz hopr. were ta:s'taiG~4
sE.iy il tie sgEirs ;hs: a To-i E0rliSs
E-arted :r"n east to sr.i EGc-S It's
st.i= sT,EgUt dtLy. Tee tr.gEI
psosps=s bIVs coE4e 20 rEsSEt. T-s
UnioY P-G5s Eai II: may -1ETs!GIS
;.-riies in,o tie Coll rrI <=nel to he
iu.-ni o. Ii orally ;-ariHg up tie gECzEi
al sltngtbeiine. Bot il Dos tf~G-Yil~
1t r4s q 'HilIi," aSi tie ouly
o'i-ct as - s-c7T= Q t-teT t:EE= al
IApg-ns2t with tie Genital Pssi@S.
This bsTipS b,ea =snosFi-hri. ttels.i
surveyor ma. .i:kI;sEu :Ton ,=e Grli.
nrd -; ss-s al y: iueir iE.tt1=eLts
we're eIyr.E--d 10 tie Eat. TLis Est-
tie lie xLri- matter fO. ED0the: yfar.
Bri a ,.e"nl rel from the las: = Il
e,ebtgaliT cross SsTs n. ,LOa.h iIs
coming may be igns d,lryei. lie
sn'- T.. sucked oIaugs - IL il. api
ell never l.. much eli= utuI vs get q
EeorA IoEd.-IE7T..s Seminal
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The HIoiIn tv k Mine.

Y-s.erday. says the Silver State. u. IL.
Snvdsrlahh ISid the owners Of the
Hohass inirs fer the property. mud
rscelyeI n deed 10 Archie harrington for
the piopri,y. The mite cards NJ.
e'ntifeiiDuS g~alsDn. Sai competent
jnjg,s sIy thrte l.. ore cuOngh on the
damp {, pry tic rufehn'e ptios Of the
miro. It's 10 be hoped ia 1 the mine
sll prose valuable. 49, IL paying niue.
giving employment 10 a nnnib'r Of per.
ton,. {, OF iuc.l.ul ibie tentEl T. u CON.
m"aiiy.
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C,n pi..ion..s, ProceedIngx.

The Bard o! Co1nty C5nuiis.Iose:s
Ipet Monday. Jaly i, 1889. .Di nit-.
dispoShr Of ;hs bill. .P~re.-ntei. lpGb-
Ii-reI ye4erdzyl uaG.sst=l tie ~:oIloE-
lug %basins.-:
Pr.seBt-I.ssss. Rigsby. HanlI aad
wilson.
The api lirstion Of ". S. Clry:on to
b. changed from the Smith Ci-ek
School Di,tne; to the Iouni Valley
School District. lA:i oTef 80 la. u.,e'
lug was tsEsu ~ aEi on motion Ia
j-ct=j.
fbs petition Of Murray ct al. relating
to rSEYge Of r3al a;.tls head Oi TraGl
CI4sx Vas fsk.u. an % motion laid
or.r until NIX; n-ssiug.
The U.ii o! ". c Love for S5n salary
a. Sdy;. Of SeLoOl, for ilI= month Of
Jnpe was on myiIU1 Laid o,sr inIeh-
nit ~.
The bill OF FrAut y. Draks. 81 D..
for pIo.s s,iDnai seTrIces 90 inJi1.ni va,
on motion lniI Over until oex, msstigg.
The n1pey 10 the Uouuty Trasuy
eonLtsi and ivu1i correct. ~ co.Dp4ssd
Nth Auditor. bnokI.
In che matter OF. tbs closing 81 the
County toz1 on ib- North Fork Of The
Humbel It by Murphy d Hill. The Com
tnissioHsTE be .rd q. tia'-iu-Uts OF J..
J NeHAnee auI chnil : DoLeity. con-.
pl'inf-. AMI Chs'ls4 Fiitppr on pat
Of Nurpsy & Ii. ard having folly
chnsidsrod the matter aud bciGg daily
Advised thereon. u gas. on motion. Or.
dered tbst Murphy & I'LL 10 no Gel
br the CIs!k OF tnis Board to- remove
Ill ob.iilciious from sail real and keep
tho save ofsu 10: the iri'sIirg pub.ic
uDtil tn. further Older Of tits B0Atd.
Tn petition Of !. A. Gr0hen Ct nj.
p'ajipg fr ihe opening OF tie Willow
Curl to5d fton Tue Upper Soith Pork
Sston motion lIa oS.rtH DsI: meet
isg
lhe reports NJ The following onic-Is
Ssrc received. approved mud ordered
al j, Iiz: A. W. iissson Assessor; ..
~. BeuiIy. J. T.. Exc; Japs- Adam.
I,i5f; l.. X. BIrusri, sheriff. 81. &.
HIip4u. J r.. i]u.eifofr: J.. +. TfiI-
l.ii. c b.iaoi., Hik9: l.. o. Heniei.oD.
Cisr; Gro. u Mcias. Recorder and
Auditor. H. Z. NojgsD. Treasurer. ".
& Lrr.. District Ait1tn,y: J. b. Al |.
Bn.pital Steward, Jane, HNt-et, Con.
,tsbls. fs.earon.
90 nation IL was ordered iha, all
Pot epts in tho County Hospital who
ATE abe TO rsJ tier expense, white
tive ,b,li p,y tia sUm Of sI2 pcr
rsek into tie CCunty JIeAauty Ia fail
pigment for board. lodging. m.dGcal
attend snes. n1isin2 and Ill other rec.s.
sa'y excuse. and IL IL IA tier oiiorei
that tue sane b, collected NJ the TO-.
p!.aI btswSri aud that he turn tie ssine
DSSr 10 tue County Treasurer.
On motion The Doaid scj5Hrrsa 10
psst IL 10 o'siJck A. a on Juss1sy.
Jniy Z, 1889!
Jsiy 2, 1859.
nths matter Of o%bhfulios the put.
Ia ro,Js Of Elto county by dit.ts per.
zoe. tic Board usds the fotiosisg
ordsr, u sit: Uis h.u1y ordered w
thu Dostd 81 q ,nB'y Commissioner II
Aiky sJaDtJ that nii J%bitrasiio1s ahiob
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raE LAu.

The Civil seuses Con ni.siou s';-
deadly m1ans TO have tie Civil Service
AZ obsyed OF know the reason yhy. A
csil-ctor Of Cu.tpins ~bo vIiDgisTinu>ly
nuuoupeSl has iutsntion Of making n
clean sss<p sud giving the 'ietors the
.psH. has beea brought % s;h a sharp
taru W the r-:uSl ofihe eouuiis.ioo 10
AlIos bin TO bold IhT examination for
Inspections. As be eaupJt make APP
Ioin.in=uis except frow tas lat Of sf-
riiesnt. sho have p.Essl the civil ser
g .Isn.nA;ion he "a antth ~ get
~ rietos. 10 dIriie tie -pu.is -iih uu-
az u. eo1.le s ,iric.iJ sish lie role, o:
tn-. combustion
csmaiS,s0r.r Ryoserrl.. > ,iins
iar h4s cy.l.aga-s, siirpiy s.ys: Tie
es,aniaioo Ia, NJ eoa;.; oser ,hs .I-
po.srina If ary palls SE-rr. tat sAsJ
Ii toi.ra:r 20 ,io!st ton and no sEssi'E
al the ar tate. The LAMENTATIONS are
OPP TO all. Dspoer.is aal I.qatir-Hi
alike"
The commission 6=i. SIS s-s.:..t
diIsEl r ~ c-:tias Dt5eer=.s - Ltfs.i
IN sI,rsioe:iaRs. Tie i5sG Q! =oz-
partisan appointments ia tie oE=s
covered by ths Ciui s-ETlr. Law bss Eoi
b..o e.ri-d oat very EFI. ksi Iris
tGay have d~issoarHs-l ~tPFaeE=;S- Sat
tan. .oret.y has - mssT Dssn@Ls
rs Esp7bIkaus. yah -o-ihIrE Ike L
k4airr5 tLor-AnI - sPsrrs ga IT,
DeEo-rst. asTs i.stE ~ Erra rE@; -
hold oS-< in Ia. tLs.i5- = eirA -=Esre
90 r-ub~r- OF Ii. ran. H.: !.@
tt- PrIsd-rt-tEIsnis-r-
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school Report.

Following Ia tho rcpoit of the North
Rnby school ior too month ending
June 70. 1850:
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Bills Allowed.

Fnl!oEing i, c list Of the bi,is a,lozeL
BY abe Board Of County Commandments
AZ tteir regular meeting July !, 1889:
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JustIcc's CoaFt.
l.. o. IIESpEEacS,
Clerk.

Con.inil, TIiI 1t; st"le a march m
n cinuI'ig Jrngvliin last evening nj Il
taught him ia the act Of uJ,tnetii .
p~vtH,rn4 frOn ii car belonging 10 a irnin
which wds standing on the track, while
tie ttain men were ut supper. John
wa promptly run IN. aud this morning
q - iIeating boiors Ju,tice fleni~y
rno impWed a duc OF Sih. which was
Paid nhd tue defendant di,oh Tsrd. The
Cb'uaiDah & ave his uamu as III Lnup.
aud was uhs OF the cro~ Of sociivn meu
HaLer rboua' MURPHY.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

The County Commissioner Of E!to county
T.N, O. u: .y.h ~ q Ju.y, i. u. ls-y. r..
erire ''alsd TrcPc'a!s ;nT tie sc,ivU Il CT.
large. SaCst-ri.ai. !Uabr bE.Gsg, capable q
s-sa'uInE u:t:.u I5> tsE- aud C.yc.,d With
foIs ~ itch Hank. ts2ii LrlIs. TO Le sap.
poI't4 ~ L. ~ ling 2, ;hiIty.aye 49, 10
;oFty hl feet tong AID Ten or iv...v IEgL,sa II
SEAL taGj acTO.- IGHc!i.e C.y.E. aud oae
Smaller IlaLbeE bridge. ,.Dilaf = The above.
ecr"ssiEe 'I.ush Oh e:;oui.sa at side o: Ia.
'Eo!s!" creek, about O.c bundled Il 0! yards
frof" "heEr said eTu.k u t. b. b.Ias-i. Th.
ROAD { lie graded from one bTiig. to lie O,L,r.
EHl t0sG aIIIt.CL's Ii ID. TO taeh JI!dCc.
IE' County C'wmissiya,rs Etstrs i.c risLt
70 rej.c; amy sind all bids.
By order ,f l. B,pId q County C,Iam!s.
~'iOu6Ts.
Aii's:: L.o HENDERSON,
CIgIf.
Dated JEIy 2. 1892.
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Notice To Creditors.

Esintc os Joseph EnnIrl pnams,
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
" undersigned. AerEiTiN 81 .uIo Iast VIII
nul iesil'n"nSbf Jo'cpIr Daniel Dhh.n'. ,o
CEASED. t. The Gteiitoys az. and MI r,r.ous
having claims against Tho sad d,rsn.rd. to
exhibit them " ia tho nee os.ary ,unchcrs.
within ten months after inr nfst publication
OF this n"iIce. ioihe ssh Exrcuirit al the of.
fec 81 rGlh,t & Harrington. ut tho town 81
ElSo. C'nniY % Klsp. stats Of NtyaI,. tho
'iTno bcing her plnen ( r tho Transaction of
the business OF said k.-tt,c.
khriEEtNE VI. DAUMS,
ErccuttiH Of Che lnat Win and ! Testament Gf
said deceased.
Dated al L'ko. Jaly !, 1889.
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or sioIcn.

From our pasture ioar lInIiccN, somc
time in April. 1889. Ole light bay horse.
branded JILL connected. CIhc stems of
the j nni l. forming tho ~. un left
thigh. s. oil lott shoulder mud 20 on
loft Zip. Onc dark lay horsc ltundcd
% on left lirnnd ,cntod on lott riUuI
der nIso hr"nhrd 90 on lcn hip.
a suit lilo toward viii hc paid for tho
rriu'n 81 ihr horses to IIall,ck, or for
ufornniion whore they may bc found
KELLY II NiUrAIS,
Hnllcof. New. May q. 1889. Il
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A Mtur sold.

" n. Sunderland has pnrcbn.sl The
HyhaAk mine. iU Cedar District. Of tho
osntp. Sfsssra frank aud III Clark.
Hiiii,n PDcIs. Jsbisl Smith sud
Caa'i-y II tyry A part Of the pm-
thrs- money haS bten paid. nni tho
iaIsncs wall be paid to-day. Tbs dis.
td,tB situated IN tic h~ntclopo nnee.
tboUt ~ miIs. fioin HvinIodt IiVuat.
-foG,tI Bists.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-07-07

An FL Paso GisI Etch says: Col.
John T. Gfa,.om ard Hon. J"ue L.
f.ir, Of San Francisco, have purchased
the gcll ana silver mil - kuosn 81 the
Jesus Nriin nHIi C~4H.iair.n, 'I'sated
ia the Sierra Snirr, 10 tie State OF
cLihuahna. Tie purchase prise was
ST. COO.
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Emma Gardiner.
Waiter G.rirsr... .......---....lCo
A:s. C. 4. SIclcL..
I. echer.
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Dated JEIy 2. 1892
NOTICE TO

In tho Matter Of tho Estate en-
Aaron Wan Week. Dc,,L,eJ.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GivTS ny THE
~ uigrTstgncG. hIIHimsust"r of the -
i;ie 81 Aaron Van v!cet. Dtc, ,S.d. to the
creditors Of. and MI persons Lnyi { c.,irns
against the .nit de,eascG. oezh!L.t iLem with
'he necessary yuush,r', Within ten months
s!ttr the hrst publication Of this notice, I, the
AdiniHiH''s'"i Of 'sid i'iaie It'll r.siG,nco
AiH-llcck station. Il H. County. Hcyala.
vi. LIAM IIrsiIiIST.
AdinihisiTsiOr OF tic EStato Of
htTon Van lIs.i. Deceased.
IA. pLrMyIEH.
h't'y. for Ahmit!.ifsior.
Dated. Juuo -. 1859. a.
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pnttsn dc Hotel.

Sine the recent tire NJ pnlisndc
which destroyed MY hotel, together with
It's contents, ] ltnvu opened the PALI
SADIE HOTEL mud nm now prepared
10 accommodate i!n travelling public
With good Recommendations. both M 10
hUnri and lodging. 4 liberal slInrr rf
III. trb,'" patronage is respectfully
solicited.
III L II BAUM
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HoTi:I. aIittivAi.S.
Depot H~otcI-CInrh & Green, Pro-
pTiCtOrs.

Depot HotcI-Cinrk & Green, Pro-
~pTictOrs.
Walter 4 Brown. Huntingdon; FL
johnson. y 7 City; Win Mitchell &
wife. Smith Creek; W n Cu,,nt & wife,
iinIIeek; CO SOUL. New York; Cht4
Lewis. jacob Cuutnj, Otto Hugo. II
franse. Geo Alim., LnH",l'a; MANUEL
Nnsvish. CITY; W S Price. Eureka.
wni Gardner Il wife. Unlock; o G
Mcdonald. Psk"; Ch,s Adams. South
Fork: Z J McNamee. Clas DnLctty.
North Fork; j Byrue. IudoI .ndemce
Vnil~y: Geo II Cornell. Paradise Ynlie,;
A WesiiuUd. TuscIruin: Cha A Wolf.
X Kieit"r. Cnln; r VI Coiilo & fnmiIy,
OAkdalo. Cal; o l. Mcyunrd. j. G
Anderson. Ogden: J DounoIiy. Inby
Ysil'y; J ID Abel, toit lInlI,ck; L l.
~liaricsiy. Wells.
wn + Bdsieil, Ogden; p Hansen.
Wells: g 4 Shepherd, South Fork: G IL
DIOliiile. Bostnn; 1 T. Wovltction.
Ruby Valley; II 5 y 81 stno'cr. Mrs a
Rsboule. LnmVillo.
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]. L. o. Henderson,. County Clerk
and Clerk of the Board Of County
Commissioners. in and for mid
county and S;at", do hereby certify
that the foregoing bills were passed aud
ordered paid 10y the Dohrd OF County
Commissioners on the 2ud day OF
June, 4. d 1889.
l. q. HENDERSON,
County Clcri; and Clerk Of Board q!
Comfy Commissioners. Elko, juno
2. 1852.
{sr"I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11
HENRIETTA.
Well Fixed in the Way of Bridges and Good
Roads-Large Real Estate Sales.

Well Fixed in the Way of Bridges and Good
Roads-Large Real Estate Sales.
Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Tex, Jan. 1O.-The weather con-
tinues dry, cool and delightful.
Our county commissioners have just had fine
iron bridge put across East Fork a few miles east
of town. Every stream of any consequence in the
county is now bridged at every important cross
ing, and our public roads are in excellent condi-
ton. In the matter of roads and bridges, Clay
county will hold up her head with any in the
state.
The real eetate men are kept busy nowadays.
The land buyer is abroad in the land, and he
ly all the land being sold is
for actual settlement. There has also been quite
brisk business in city real estate the past week.
S. Davidson of this city and Meade Bomar
of Fort Worth closed yesterday with G. E. We'll
lesley of Dallas for 10 900 acres of land six miles
north of town. 1t will be pat on the market at
once in tracts to suit purchasers.
A gentleman of ample capital, from Des
Moines, Iowa, Will be here tomorrow with the
view of organizing u national bank.
d. 7. BomaT of Fort Worth was here day or
two this week.
T. S. Ross of Pilot Point is here negotiating for
a large body of land in the west part of the
county
The Odd Fellows installed their newly elected
officers last Tuesday night. G.. W. Nicely, N.
G.; L. w Brannon, Y. g.; W. A. Squires, sec
rotary; William Watson, treasurer.
Miss Mary Newcomb is preparing to put out a
mile or more of ornamente6 shade trees about
her suburban property here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11
Blaze at Henrietta.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, Tex, Jan. 1O.-About 8 O'Clock
this morning flames were seen issuing from the
rear of lizard & Patton furniture store, one of
a row OF wooden buildings on South Bridge
street. The alarm was given and the whole town
turned out TO see what could be done.
The whole row of old buildings was burned to
the ground, but the contents of all except the
one in which the fire originated and the one adj
Joining it on the north were saved.
The property destroyed is as follows:
Ikard & Pattons furniture store and stock,
loss about 5000; insurance, S20O0.
W. A. Squires' building, occupied by John T.
Wyout as boarding house; contents all saved.
Loss on building, about S400; no insurance.
Colonel H. Eddy's lunch house and contents
Loss, about $3.50; no insurance. a part of this
building was occupied by Ed Jordan (colored) as
a barber shop. Most of his property was saved,
his loss being only about 500.
a. K. SWANS law office. Loss about $500, the
contents of the Office being all saved No insur-
ance.
The hook and ladder company did faithful
service in protecting the neighboFing buildings
and in saving the contents of those already
doomed. Other citizens by the score also worked
earnestly, mainly to save portable property, for
it was evident from the beginning that the whole
row must go.
The st. Elmo hotel, on the southwest corner of
this block, must have gone also but for an adj
verse wind and a vacant lot of sixty feet adj
joining it on the side next to the burning build
ing.
Only the street separated the burned block
from the Commercial hotel, which must also
have caught fire but for the prompt action of the
fire department.
While, of course, all greatly regret this ealam-
ity, no one is surprised at its occurrence.
Several of the buildings had been recently moved
there, and the city council had subjected itself
to much adverse criticism for permitting it.
Your correspondent understands this morning
that a block of brick buildings viii cover the
burned district early in the spring. Some of the
parties having the matter under serious consid-
Grafton before the tire.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11
L0cALETTES.


Officer Rushing found eight boxes Of cigars ana
caddy of star tobacco last night. near the santa
Fe track on Twelfth street. The goods had been
stolen.
Mrs. Douglass of Mckinney after looking over
Fort Worth pronounces it the best city in Texas,
city her home
City Marshal Farmer returned last night from
Dallas, where he arrested Ed Kelly, VINO IS
charged with setting fire to Swartz's photo
graph gallery in this city.
Good audiences were present yesterday at the
matinee and last night to witness the presenta-
ton ofTheodora. Miss Phosa McAllister won
additional Tenown, and on her next visit to Fort
Worth canrely on crowded houses.
Professor George F. Elder enjoys a splendid
0sS 81 Pqps vino n aRpFefa a he's to-
the most advanced grade. Professor Elder is q
graduate of the Royal Leipsig Conservatory and
late professor of the Philadelphia Conservatory
of Music. The professor has a thirteen years
experience. He can be addressed at 303 Houston
street.
Charles Clark, a stage carpenter by occupa-
was found dead last night about O'Clock
on lower Main street. An hour
b 6eo Pes b ms death tna ba6tb eat som sfRPe
HIS death was not unlocked for. The generous
hackmen of the city have determined to bury
him to-day at their expenses
the State National Bank the following directors
CleIlan, George w. Baker, Il. W. Williams,
" Q. Bateman, W. G. Turner and John C.;
Harrison. W. NJ. Harrison was reelected
president, H. c. Heat first president,
Sidney Martin second vice-president and John
G. Harrison cashier.
1t is learned that some of the good ladies of the
city are working diligently in the dlrecJIon OF
furnishing reading room where young men,
both citizens and strangers, can enjoy an hour
pleasantly and proftably in improving their
minds. They need some more means, and hope hop
our business men will promptly and cheerfully
lend their aid in forwarding so laudablle an UNI
dertakng, as such place is very much needed IN
our rapidly growing city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-11
HARD ON R0CHEFORT.
Germans Prohibit the Circulation of His
Paper, fIntransegeaHt.
He Says He Feels Flattered-The Tipperary
Court Issues Warrants for the Arrest
OF Three Irish Leaders

PARIS, Jan. IO.-The German authorities have
forbidden the circulation by post in Germany OF
IntTansige Henri Roehefort3s paper. NJ.
RochefoFt declares he is battered by the action
Of the German government.
PARIS, Jan. 10.-The senate has reelected NJ.
Leroyer president of that body. One hundred
and eighty-tsvo votes were cast for him. Sixteen
blank ballots were cast.
VIENNA, Jan. I0.-The Correspondence Lesth
has been confiscated for publishing Berlin
letter inveighing against the conduct OF Germany
in the MoFie case and similar affairs.
LONDON, Jan. I0.--The St. Petersburg Svet
condemns the apathy of the Russian press re-
garding attacks upon Sir Robert Morier as show
ing a lack of hospitality which the British am
bassador should enjoy as long as ne retains Rus
sian esteem.
General Won Sehweinitz, German ambassador
at ST. Petersburg. oes to Berlin shortly to re-
ceive the decoration of the order OF the Black
Eagle.
DUBLIN, Jan. 10.-When the cases of DR.. Tar
ner, BIr. Condor and John O Conner, NJ. P,
who were summoned to appear to-day before the
crimes act, were called the defendant failed to
answer. The court issued warrants for their ar
rest.
LONDON, Jan 10.-It is officially announced
that Queen Victoria, Princess Beatrice and prob
ably Empress Frederick of Germany viii pass
April and May at Baritz. The French govern
ment viii order two squadrons of vessels to act
as escort to the royal party.
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Kuhn, the man who is
charged with having murdered man in Wiscon-
sin, and who was arrested on the steamer Lord
Cough at Queenstown, was rearra1gned IN the
Bow street police court to-day. His
solicitor urged that the identity of the prisoner
had not been proved. Kuhn was reRlanded for
week in order to enable proofs of his identity to
be secured.