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PROTECTION TO FARMING.

Establishment OF the New Republic. Letters o. - =
snecal .an Correspondent OF The Tribune. plHteu !"
rsmphct form IS cents a copy
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wAP SHIPS SUNK AT SAMOA.

An Extra in pamphlet FORM published by The Tribune
containing the thrilling account q un WICK OF the amor.
o Va Shns AZ Samoa and the gall antry Of the Yankee
tsrs also including Scttlcmen OF Oklahoma" Joh, town
American Girls Abroad with list OF those
Who have married titles abroad Hunting Stories y
Americas New Navy with uli lst OF the ne" snip
their dimen sous armament etc. ETC., etc. 70 cents
cODy.
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4 rlIlGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

rNe~lN,EE TRAINS leave foot Of CortlanGt and
D..ftt.... IT,. I~ follows.
hi, for ~ltne,on and intermediate points.
, u. ,,thrNa. Lyons. limrt. Rochester Rufa lo
.tI OH. West and principal local points chair ear 10
t.s.- .fnH Pullman ,'i o. ~u-p uNlun Bridge.
u.. Mtuth thuuN and int HrrI. dlltr points
Or. fnr T. Is. JuuD tl0n and int rui itc points
,i..r,uH O. Nnuch chunk
m f.r rmNhnuuork aud intermediate points
Chain .,r o. luuhhaauock. Connection % kndint ANA
HARRISBURG ,.,.. ...,.-
,r .tr 90 ai~hAfi, and Pullman sleeper - >u-p'-
10 p m. 'or Maucn Chunk and intermediate ro'n''.
,i,rrlr 10 Mau,h CHUNK. .,
I'D 3D. n iur Naucn chunk and intermediat" points.
Connection to it,a ins aud Harrisburg
d. Del. for ,,,nr,u Lyons. Emirl. Rorhc-f'r br'a"
and h, West Pullman >ctp'. 10 Lyons and Hn-"ii''''
r,ln. leaving 90 = a. m.. II a. M. ?. u. and ~
, a. connect all points n Mahano, and Hnfl'"h coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
, u for Nauth ,hunl Nafirton and ili''iN'"' ''
i. aud II 70 m fof Shenandoah and inera't late points
'' 'o a. m lur Nnuch chunk and intermediate pom 81,
d.. Geneva. LYONS. liu.iri kO, ht~iff h"i.''
and t West pullman sleeper g" Lyons ami SUSPENSION
"--- l-nDtll I-l.f-rn nn-n ~. nranlNaN.
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MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

a reference book in pamphlet form dsno,cd heartily
10 the Interests daifymcn and the producers OF MIX
and cram for sale IN the large cities The systems
in nracticc New-Nork, Phiadrlrhla Chcaso,
Syrscusc London and other cities are fully desrled
tonstitutions various Producers unlolis are given
also laws relating sale Of milk focecdings OF recent
"onventions I'm and near ork statistics OF the busi
noes we ,r cc Farmers living In counties adjacent
n All great elites vii. interested Published by Tho
Nem.Ynrk Tribune. prl0e Zoe COPY.
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CrvTFNNIAL IN NFW-YORK

Tho only account IN pint OF the Centennial ~ fho
Inaururation Of Washington first President Of the
United states and containing the specchc- Of Harrison.
Depew Cleveland nm and others and bishop Potter
f,rous g rraon with other interesting matters: PAGES
81 nictur,s i handsome pamphlet Of 1872 pages. con.
,aininc also history Of the Son> ~ TIE Revolution"
punished by The Tribune. Price. PC . copy.
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III rnpn.Al.o rOE Ml.cLLLANLOl. SI- Z.

4 rlll~ War Department Washington D. g.. Apili
4. sealed p0ir-'l-. 100 dupicat'. subject 20 the
i,1al conditions. viii hr received NJ iii, "nr' until
..,.,,k nl.. MONDAY. MAY 20. 1850. foi furnishing
lau,uu~ ~uppil'- con-i~n- OF Ef'oms Hf4-ht-.
So, invr- ss &c.,. for fhr Wa Dr,af ard a.,
Ef. BOO W,-hngton, during IA" fiscal >'1i ending Jrnr
80 lr,l. Hani ionr 4" p"l".u- ~ho" ing ur T. IDOL, ana
f,.,d uutut,- required fI"rincr with Instruct ton,
10 lddd,- viii BE- fi-hcd on application 70 thl. Office
yid- considered zach item separately. bidders
notified avald OF formal acceptance Of an bad
under This advertisement WIFI b." Ind' until congress
make an aupiopfiaflOu from which inr supplies called for
ca, De- nufcha-.d Proposals must be- ildoi-cd tn out
.t, al ''froD-il- To- Miscellaneous sup
bio = AID adGi'--'d To- Nj H. 1nORF. Chl'f. supply
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feIp nan:eO

VxJANTFD.- Tnelg,t.c agent, With good rnsn 1 0onc.
w tons In ont . Gown. 'arnr o' pt..N i'.s
-u,rauteed ld.ad-pl'irC securities nl tN % conn.,
sion Addr,.. oi apply % fhAIi + t'NfAa
Brokers. 81 Broadway.
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rnN .rNTInNrKY--MNE

I DEPARTMENT.. Washington. d g.: Apnl J.. 1870.
~,l.d ufnpO-ti- duld 90 t.
ation. Hi . received or, until o'cr,h H. M.
Iiif'rSDAN NAY H.. isHc Tor furnishing Siitlonrr,
lar t,, War IA tnent aad IL Bufoau- In Washing
for DUNG Tn fiscal lcts cldine June 30. 1891.
nlank forms az proposals.. showing the Fms aud
-tiuafrd duanr, required. together win circular r1t-
ur thereto win be- furnished Application TO tins oncr.
Il,ds piI be- considered each item separately bidders
~ notified tina. award formal .piancc Of bid
under advertisement VIII b. made unfl Congress
r an appropriation from which the supple called for
can bc purchased. rruAoal- must D." lndo-cd on thr out
81 envelope. Pfoposa FOR Stationery. and ad-
r..-...h ~ NJ Il IlIONp. Nhll. Snnply DlAl Ion.
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I Onlrr I'ulrhnslnr and Depot VOlini--AT,. AImy
Building 80 80 WhitchaIl.st N.w-fo:h CIV. April 10.
ir,n- sealed proposals ia lprat' subject 70
conditions will received at this office until 10 O'cnck
M on THURSDAY. May IL. 1870. Tor fuinishlnc such
suurlir- a. may be- required by he Subsistence Dcpat.
mrnt United states Army. Subsistence stores 'oin'd
lcf four cand.. SOAP. salt coffee green. Java. Mocha.
&C. Sc. &c. Subsistence Property Taper steel prns
liquid measures. &c.. &C.. Sc. Preference given Ia
al, articles OF 'dole-.c production and ninufacthrr
For such dctar srh,drc Information with conditions
ll.f- Of articles, quantts-. kinds nod'- II packing &c.
ofan,d tits Office Tho night T. fs-"rNed to reject
%, ali proposals. Envelope containing. bid, should b.
,,rk.d f.Olo>a for Subsistence supplies. DIrnrd May
H. 800 and addressed TO the UNDERSIGNED g.. BELI.
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For Young LadicS-Country.

T. OLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEWOOD.
" \. J.-HcOlcns september 20 PIrInrtuCi lot col
icce a specially iups admitted T. kns.ar. wellesley.
and Smith certificate. ADAL!NI w SItl-''INh.
CAROLINE NJ. GERRlSU a.
home INSTITUTE TAEEYIowN, n va board
and School for Young Indies ana litir ff'
MISS ". w. MtI'ALf. Principal.
ST AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Allan, y y
- Under tine direction 81 The RI Iicf W. G. Doanc
= T. ID III. D. r, rn- 500 per annum. EriIancr fee
fe5 Twruty.nist wear bogins September % For cata
lopne- address ST. AGNES ~CUOOi-
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STEAMBOATS,.

TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and Clf
go. except Satlidiy, D. n. y. A-"., "a -.
AID Hudson and Ft.hu-Is fA-N4y' sunday st'ii
touches A. Albany.
LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONlN-
u rDN LINI..-fnr iu>it loltf. Bosom. 80 ~.
.,,e - ) Worcester. - 80 steamer, l'a'e ne" .i
- K one D.olA above OA.sl-s.. a. , 4. -i. >elA'
excepted.
LBANY BOATS, PEOPLE , LINZ.
y Stearet. DREW and DIAN RICHMOND ~ A'p
cave Old PIER Il. y. H., zoo. cana - . ~ ~
MI 'Suntaf, aNfrp'cgI masking dinf CONNIE ~
ir All ro,n,s steam heat and electric lisAt- O. o-se.
NALL RIVER LlNE.-Boston. $500. OK
/ a--,cia,, limited ti,,c,,. FAR Rfpt ,E9.o
n,kkIIii 70 Il SDAiS iNti.t DiD. At D 20,
iy Ann,N b,at ron Bro9e}n 40 80 ire Van
~ - Staapfr~ ri l.l4AN aud PkoFll Incl. ine'"
nis.,on AZ orchestra on each steamer
N,TSkIl.L. HUDSON. AND CcN~ACHt.
I un,t. leave daily. sunday cN-titt i.n ~ %
10y az r L for all po'nt- c.>t Ai'o iaaaaa N'"s'
Z. r. direct to Bennington W.
KINGSTON. RONDOUT and Nay andnss,
IA vo'd,r, WEDNESDAY and Friday. ,o. a'ia .
N,-.h "A heat leave, iior Zoo, OF hafrfon''' D. ~
Afer AFrl r - Ia;'S rRrNpFG STEAMBOAT co.
~ ORWICH LINE - FANORlTE INSIDE
~ pnt-rr -r,~.- reduced. IT, Boston 49, W ? ~.
a. corresponding reductions 10 al .ht - a. '...,
f,y. PR 40 odd Hlr lfr'. Nof,l l..t' '.4., *.
ne,, bier above Dc>hFo~ses-st. FIT. >i,o' w
,sntcd. AZ > 30 p. 'u - W "''' -.
~ EW HAVEN. steamers leave Peck ny
~ pier - r L 40 D. and II D. ~ .sl'hl'f 40
ceptedN steamers arrive In tine for ------ ---- -
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NEMN SYLVAN IA
RAILROAD.
\ IT 7 =, I-TT7
a. DesbrOsses and C0rt'

.-,,., MARCH >. 1900
OF AND Al iI.'' - u..hros.cs and COrt.
Trains leave stations loot {" De'"'"'''' ~
Inndt IT.. IL follows. ,,xr for the West. Pullman
300 A. NJ i.. .A~i - !. 70, ~ ,-,i,e. Gle, Gland
i,llt Scenr ana F Sh No. chicago D. NJ. and
- q. H.. columbus 90 " Connects, also FOR VIII.
St. Louis p IT, .r, and Kenosa. except SUNDAY, anu
mn-po't. Lo,~ M ,,,n,y anu
1000 A. II. I'M. NE".hOlsM ~ ,uIian 'Ve,tibue
,.i,g and ,tate.l,oom. Sleeping Dnimg. Sm D"r,
and observation ,ar-, pr'''iDns na,"' far PbotI
, sdi, maid Oafb r--n9p nD,.ii a,u an ,d obrd
'',i,I .r. ana movable electric ii-nt.. Atl''c' vi"
10 and Chi, ago - - a. D., ~, ~ cJtNN,.tNXATI
D II. 81 Lpl - 49, .i.-'',, ,od Nm.
>l'l..--> ruiluan '-'.i ,'''. ,,' and tinrinnat
ing car vis 10 A.. 80 >, ',iubu. Arf..cs Gin
I,s-.i g.r Coach y ".a - M and NJ L6ii, 10
mas ~ ~ dav .,... . -, Inf. in
63O T.. N.-I/!t WI~Il,N 1870 - i,,,1r',i, vi,
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Drp Sooos
A. r, JAM M ES.

s,oe,sl .olcs this week 5but,on .nlbfo derst Drst
KID ,lo.es zoe D. ghrbltton >i,dr. 90 At prne
shades Just received "otr> nt' r" ofl'. = go
.mr costumes. Sol. agent for o. c.'fbmtf LNAr
TfFRE FOR~TT> H-t Paris make. IN - ~
f,,anch .tors. Al Gagnc P,tlt 3osBioaiuay.
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Ncw Publications.

HISTORY or FAIRFIELD-NOL |.
III BY Mr.. T. II. SCHENCk; - y.
SCHIBNFR'S Sons 7i3 and AS Broadway, \. y.
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KNITTING AND CROCHET.
NEW EMPIRES OF THE NORTHWEST.

A 6i.pacc pamphlet. containing moro than hundred
ratterns s.d l. Illustrations. Single copies p cents.
hostage paid Address The Tribune. Ncw-Nork.
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1 CKrIIINr H.%DlINol>. r. A.. 10. lij Park
in iflprs'r. subject 20 On" n-NA' condition., VII De- i.-
,.f,.d 20 fii- olrr until H. nrh Innn May H. 1870
a.t "a Opened for urui-hIno ,uo..d .A'ion- The
rif4tnr laif and recruits ~ ti r'nfrft"u- from July
Iaon- furnished at rA,' nn' i"rAI, i'f 'inl'- WIN
no. L. consider q. llI Information VIII ne f.ful,Id on
,,..f. alton a. this Preference VIII b' given 10
@ifi- Of done-tc ioGIction nanna tIie condition.
,f fty d price including Ia thr r'r o fore ign pro-
duction manufacture Tho duty tAfr"u '"inF equal.
oftrn.rtlf thr f-ht 60 f~ref any "i an
id. Proposals should be- marked "lfoIoa for t"on'd
Ration. ana lIdfe,.'d - CAPTAIN " II. BOYLE.
-.--l N. d.
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~ jacksonville AID ALL FLORIDA rOlNIA.
TIL. oLArR Rl.M S iI,.kYS II foNrNNf
From Pier - /. x. tioot iioo,c,,t-~s.l. Al y. IN.
SEN mole. Charleston and ia kson,ie Fri. Abr. Is
DI.I AWAKE Charleston AID Jackson, o wa. Apr .
CIlhOKIE. Charlie on AMI Jael. onNlllc Fri Apr -
All steamer have nr-ta,. pa, ,e9gei a,,9na, aations
e rns"'''''' WI T. CLYDE & co. Gcn AseGls,
T. O. EGEE q. f.. a. q. S. F. & p Lnc 81, D'way. NY
DED STAR LINE
Sailing from New YORK an1 Antwerp weekly.
FEIESLAA D....-.... " 'dne,,Iay. Aprl - 80 a. m
cabin rates Iir-, Cabin - AID Upward i.Neuf.oa
ss5 AID upward Second cabin. s35 ENcur'on. $50
TTrEK Wi;IGiIr SONS. Gcnl Agts.. O Bowling Green
NORDDEuTSCHEK LLOl IS. co.
~ SHORT ROt TT 70 LONDON.
NEw-yoiik. Sou IilAMrroN AND BEi.MEN.
S'e'"l rAs 81 hX EXP r., i sfE Eai iiS''A''
ssair Wa KrT g Z? a. ~ I ll@s s@ Nay 8 : 80 :, m.
First cabin. 800 aud up"nrd berth coraint e. ioca
,s Second &ifcrs az Coo 70 no%ns Sn''
NJ EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
From piers o and II r. H.. at =. III.
yrMunI "' Yer, r rTs r"AD'@ and SIT. Apr 10
SENECA IIav and Mantanza,. .......... we'd Apr ~
onIzAnA ry r nd vera cea ,sp FrSa; ,n 81
'''''' So. ,,,,,. 'iafusso, Thur, Apr "a
f'' '''. jA%FS 'V wAD S'' co. 1Ygg ws.,
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatantique
~ FRENCH LINE 70 HAVEE EVERY sAl! kDAt
Company. Pr mewl 80 A. North River g. Mortonst
IA CHAMPAGNE. Hover SATURDAY April % 10 a. M
IA SoKMANDIE Collier SATURDAY May 3. a. m
Ia not RGOGSE Frangeul. Saturday. NAV H. / a. ~
A. FoIiGET. General Agent. No. 3 bowling dreen.
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Tribune describing the natural resources public ian
etc. etc. Of the two Dakotas Montana aud Ns-hingt'
81 pages. IS cents a copy. order from The Tribune.
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Japan CHINA.


steamer, l'a., san iranc.-co As follows;
GAELIC .. ....... ...... hrr-tar MAY
rfl.lc Observation-Disclosures. Tuesday. June 3.
OCEANIC ....... Thur-iiy June ~.
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STEAMER SHOES.
RUGS sHAwLsTRAPs.
MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES.
At PRICES FROM 70 TO 30 is PER Cent LESS
TmAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
A NCIIOK LINE. {. ,. NAIL Steamships
xEw.yoRK AID ADJ ilyiEEiGolq Via QUEENSTOWN.
SATURDAY, Nly J. May GS i' june ~ July %
Siel9 OK 'S &Nb ~ L2sGow Va GcNDoSGEhiY
Foas il q = 4 a. NJ Nay ~ 10 = a. H.
c''" Iq RS efS nGof., lowing 1 ~
" ,6 gN1R S ST6wy N AH6 SIIiHvAfMnHE 96L
SFyAp, Ip,-d3 s,, Hg 3, % 30 B. 3 N m
Wf z9NS al. 8 A' . 80 a. #
9 caSia i@.-,se 500 $50 a'd 500 second Cabin
YOU A. n uNDEEHIr.L s CO.. IS Broadway. n. Y.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
tENTl!ffL h '2d Ss9'r''fh .hNfgItA ANP TEXIco.
tog =, ' iso 5 II na n It rSaa,
CotoS 'a,, Mond9y ~, Apr 81 ,ao sooe
tol CHINA and japan. ....
CITY rS o. t Exp d. a.ae I'D 'r ,oa, ippy !;
'0"PA"y' o' H. o. b I'll o q aii'
pED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
'''' toEo AND MAEAGGAIHo.
from Pr &c. EA't Isi,'r
> TTAnffHNSS6sLrnrA VIII HSri g.
have , Ss,y sar Icon aeon i r a &c '''
N-'' '''' BoULToT BLIS~ { DALLhrr
General Managers. II wal.st
CrNARD LINE
FAST LNPEi-,> NAL. SERVICE.
l'is sTs vs. So a.! No. y, / q s s
n,t. MA. Ma' T. 30 a. ~ iif i.>t Ma. "a.
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BUDGET OF POLITICAL EXTRAS.

Budget OF Political Extras. made mp Of Of each Of
The Tr bunes 1arf Political iNti- .. TIC Last
III, RESIDENTIAL Campaign and including m" .Iarf o. 1859
LXtra - cents budget order nom Inc Iilbuhe.
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER. PA.

4 MILITARY COLLl,GE.
Cixu Inpnc.rlng. tA. rIi-iif. Architecture. Arts.
IhoroGghly DREAMED Preparatory Courses
Clrcular- Of Nh Gro. H. ~TIRLl%s. .. pes--t.. CITY
Ool. CHARLES J.. HYATT Prrdent.
GUNNER SCHOOL FOR BOiS.
- X TiIf BKYANT SCHOOL. Ro-lyn. l. l.. y. y.
Overlooking l. ! sound send for illustrated 'ataiogre
DHINITY SCHOOL Tsoli-on-Hudson. y Y.
l The Rev. JAMES starr; CLAEko D D.. Rotor
r1o oourhlr nttcl f1l "a" ho-t college and 1911 'sit'"
scientific .chnois Tor business. special instruction
given IN Physics and Che misty III" l"fhll-ionrth
wear will commence S'ri'Hb'r 10.
WESLEYAN ACADEMY One Of the hsfdol'n he.t
w Cr--Irai and Aead .uir Schools Nov IN gland.
Tho uavront Of sGl n advance win cover ofnnr tnten
hoard .aehnr room and heating foi N" fan term be-
dining huQ b send for catalogue 10 o. ". STEELE.
Principal wilhrahan. Mas
vINHE PTFKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY.
i hr,llc.flo,- now received for 5Ifh year, beginning
SoutoinIer Il 800. Di, JOHN :. JILDiN Principal.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ON LITERATURE AND STYLE.

STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND STYLE. f BOO i"'1
dore W. Hunt, PHI d. etc. l2mo' PIP 'oo "
&. Armstrong L. SON
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Musical Instruction
Boys and Young Men-Country.

ID ANJO and GUITAR taught twenty pr., a. lesson.
- with OF without the AID ~ npf-.. llINl.i T.. DOB
son. 1..7O Broadway. between a-d and $50 -.
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LUXANDIE INSTITUTE M.4tarf Bo4 ding s. looi.
n white Plalns. = \. Ii.nrpa, q. j.. WILLIS.
y. u. fn u,
- oI.DENrOwN =. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID l.r.. j. u. LANDON. s. N. Ira'i p1i.
L.D.t. !. -. LANDO%. Ionmanaani
('fIIITINuAN ACADEMY. OrOS III. Pa.
u ln.Arclltg alton an4 sur Jut I.n-s. -" schoo.
equipment. Gymnasium. military Gf.A. 8 Ihorongh
preparation ior cOi4'g. ~ 'flrt'c school lof 'r i-f
49, JOHN CALViS RICE \. NJ. Principal.
4, LMWOOD SCHOOL TOR BOis.-At Milford. conn.
Il Parent. Hhs unfortunate ln tAr nansten'nt -
tner sons l de- well 90 pfoit hy e al ahtage orefed
6v hi, school Adlf--- fi:ANK 4. HOWE. Supt
rNEFruOLD INSTITUTE Freehold =. }. i6ti year,
college preparation s@' ally business. high school
md cla..llal -ull.,-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The Catholic church building ut
Sinner Is being rapidly pushed to COM
pletion, aud before the lapse of very
few months that place will have an edi-
fee of which We will be justly proud.
The Methodist people of Cleburns are
agitating the question OF building new
church of improved plans and style.
The Wa1ahachie Democrat states that
the schools there were never before so
prosperous Us now. There are at pres
ent 40 pupils in attendance, some of
them from u distancne.
WICHITA FALLS, Dec. State Evan
gelist ". A. Jarrel, ID. d., of Dallas,
to-day closed meeting at the Baptist
church of much interest, resulting in
great good. There were several conYer-
sions.
MCGREGoR, Dec. G.-The Waco Pres
bvtery is still in session ct this place.
The body is still engaged in the dispatch
OF business. One vrry impressive act of
the Presbytery TODAY was the ordination
of J. l.. Joyner to the ministry. This
young man is student at the Trinity
University, and gives promise of much
usefulness.
Iowa PARK, Dec. THE first private
school OF our town will open up next
Monday under the name of Iowa Park
business college and institute of PEN
manship, shorthand and En.,ish train
ing. The furniture for the school WAS
made of antique oak expressly for this
purpose and shipped from one OF the
Northern cities. Professors Andrews
ana Miller are in charge. The former
will act as president and the latter as
secretary of the institution. The stained
glass for which the new Methodist Epis-
copa! church has been waiting go long
has been shipped from Philadelphia.
and this gives assurance of the compile
ton of the building before the end of
the year. This church when completed
will be the largest in Wichita county,
and perhaps the hes. in the Panhandle.
WACO, Dec. 7.-Despite the Indictment
weather the various churches were we'll
attended to-day and the good work of
providing for the poor was continued as
inaugurated on THANKSGIVING day. Be-
sides the churches the Young Mems
Christian association, the Ladies' Aid
Society and various other charitable In
stitutious are taking On active part i'll
providing for relief of the poor. In the
meantime q plan is on foot to establish a
city hospital where INDECENT persons can
be cared for when ill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
THE FORCE BILL.

The virus OF sectional hatred has taken
deep hold on the Republican party.
Since the force bill was temporarily
shelved at the last session Of congress,
1t has made alarming progress, aud APP
pears to have developed into case OF
malignant rabies. Instead OF mitigating
the disease, the disaster at the polls has
only inflamed it. Instead of checking
the high handed preteDsions of the rad
icals, it has only maddened them. H.
stead of submitting to the influence OF the
moderates in the party, they have won
over the latter to their side, and as ap-
pearances now are, all are bent on pass
Jag the force bill. and rob5ing the peo-
pie Of the control of elections. The con-
spirecy appears 10 be- well organized,
and the leaders have entered upon the
fight with show of spirit and despera-
ton that proves the extremity of their
cause. The attemp. TO pnss the bill is
the trlump h of rsGicalism and desper-
alton.
VIII II succeed! That depends on
whether or not the senate will do as the
house did at the last session, that is
adopt revolutionary methods and by
change of rules, gag the Democrats. 1t
now appears that they will do 80 since
it will be impossible 20 pass the bill 9TH
erwise. Despair urges the radicals on
ward. aud the rest are too timid, too
weak kneed to hold out against them.
1t may be. however, that opposition TO it
may yet show itself among those Repub-
licans that opposed it al the last session,
but the hope for such manifestation is
at present very sickly. The effort TO pass
the bill is proof enough Of the delermin-
alton to do it, no matter how, or at what
cost
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
THE NEW SOUTH.
No Lst-Up IN Southern Industrial Progress.
Recent Enterprises Set On Foot.

No Lst-Up in Southern Industrial Progress.
Recent Enterprises Set On Foot.
Tho Manufacturer Record of De-
cember G, says:
Notwithstanding the money stringency
which temporarily retards al new en-
terprises, and the approach OF the sea-
son when business men are generally
more intent upon closing up the year 8
work than in entering upon rev en-
gagements, the industrial devsio pment
of the South shows continued activity.
There is, in fact, but little indlca-
ton of any hating in the march of
progress, except here and there pro-
iected enterprises may be tempo
rarily delayed by the tightness
Of money matters in the North;
but the prospects are very favorable for
an easy Inousy market in January, and
then we may reasonably look for a very
marked increase in the movement of cap
tai South. During the past week many
important enterprises-land improve
ment companies, town building COM
panies and manufacturing concerns
have been organized. Among the more
important ones reported for the week are
the folio wing: At Norfolk, a 81 .000.-
600 land company to develop about 700
acres of property, which has already ar
ranged for u $500, 900 cotton mill; ct
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va, the
crossing point OF the Baltimore and OHIO
and the Shenandoah Valley railroads, q
new town is 10 be built by q 81 ,000, 900
company, which has already arranged
for the location there of five or
OF fnr a trio n,nta rFNris IN
employ several thousand hands; at Char
lesion, w. Va, 81 500. 600 company
has been organized TO build salt end soda
ash works; R:!gedaie, Tenn. Is to have
car works; Lawreuceburg, Tenn Il
So, 900 furniture factory; Rock Hill, s.
e. 3 $50 900 foundry and machine shop;
Danville, Va. $50 900 machinery COM
pany; Columbi ~. & q $40, 900 man
ufacturiug company; CovIngton, Va,
l25-ton furnace; Kentucky, Sl00 200
coal mining company; Norfolk, Va,
$50, 600 brick works; Staunton, Va,
large wagon works; Waco, Tex, a 81
600, 200 land company; Murfreesboro,
Tenn. $50 coo water works; ReidsVil!e,
y G. "a fertilizer factory: Sherman Tex,
5000 900 bag manufacturing company;
s n Angelo, Texas. So 900 water works
improvements; Falkland, Texas, S25,-
900 water works; Kentucky, S25, 900
hardwood lumber company: Wytheville,
Va, $3.50 900 wagon works company,
and at other places many other enter
prises covering wide range OF in
dustres. As brief summary of some
of the leading enterprises reported for
one week, the foregoing facts show that
the South is steadily pressing forward il
the great work of developing its vast
uatura! resources.