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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-27

A Reporter KNOCKED Out.
Reporter lbreathlessly)-Ths people say
there has been suicide hera
LAndlady-Yss; . young woman - Ann
Blank.
Reporter trapidly writes - Min Annis
Blank, the young aud beautiful daughter
Of Who was her fatherl
Iandlady-Mr A. 2. Blank, Of Chicago.
Reporter continues writing)-A. z. Blank.
OF Chicago, killed herself at her boarding
house, No. 1874 Nine Hundred and Ninth
street, yesterday. because What did she
kill herself fort
Landlady-Becauss shs was % homely.-
Se~ York Weekly.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-27
Female Help Wanted.

I Wish 70 employ few lsdies ON salary to take
i charge Of my business ., their homes. L9lA.
very fascinating and healthful. wsxes 80 per
week. Reference given. God pay for part time.
Address with stamp, AAs. 2AnioN wAAxEn. Louis.
Vile, Kentucky.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-05-27
Wanted.

~ r wANfEl SIS we.L and .x,.ens-,
H I'll pnid st-ndy WORK, Nav Goods
- SAMPLES free. J. \. HILL Go.
AGg0sta. No ~. Il
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ITO F. F. MURRAY, YOUR HEIRS, AS- \ signs and legal representsti ses:
 Yon ar heteby notified that tue under signed. who are CO., wners with you in the Fiorsi ca mining claim, navesex pended the sum of two hundred dollars in labor and n- proyements upon said mining clam, the said expenditure. ST d proven ms belDg m adc In the years 1888 and IsS9.,i compliance with the United States mining laws, reQuir- Ing sp nual expenditures to be made on min ing claims.
 The said FloreBcia mi oing claim con slsts of I,k0o feet in ieDglt by coo feet wide, situ te Ia Verde mining district, i.s the county of Ysy- apsi, in the Territory of Arizona record of the location of the said florencia mining cla,m is made in the record Of mines, in the office Of the county recorder Of said YavRpRi county la Book g page s2.
 And you are hereby further notified that if. al the expiration Of ninety days alter the pnblica ion O this notice, you fall refu Q to contribute or pay to us y0u" proportion Of the said ex xpeDditures, together with the rnst Of the pr elication of this notics, The interest of you m said Fiorencia mining claim will be forfeited and become the pro pefty ot the uHdersignsd. |. KUHN.
 HENRY WURZBURG. Prescott, A. T., March !, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
day, and all our people joined in its
THE LITERARY EXERCISES,

uayr ano au our people loineu in US observance.
 THE LITERARY EXERCISES,
 Which formed very prominent fea- ture of the. occasion, were held in the court house in the evening, and larger audience never assembled in Prescott on any occasion. There was not s little curiosity to hear the orstion of the new chief justice, Hon. Fl. c. Gooding, as his reputation as public speaker had already reached the ears of our people. We are glad te say that he not only filled but excelled their expec- tations. This oration was pronounced to have been the finest ever delivered in Prescott. and his audience was not only pleased but delighted. His voic e was clear, and his manner easy. agreed ble and impros sive. At the conclusion of his address, the old soldiers and the citizens generally crowded about and shook h;al by the hand. extending most cordial greeting and congratulations.
 The recitation of youag Master Rees was well rendered and vel received.
 The music, by the Ninth Infantry band, was, as ii always is, excellent and inspiring.
 Alter the conclusion ei the orstion of Chief Justice Gcoding, and music by the baEd, sn address was read, appro- priate to the oceasioR, by Mfr. c. j.. Baer, of Kansas City.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY.
Its Patriotic Observance by Citi-
 xens and Vet erans of Pre- scott

xens and Vet erans of Pre- scott
 There is no holiday in the entire year which is more religio usly observed ia Prescott than that of Memorial day With each recurring return of 1t the veterans of the late war who wore the blue, together with those who opposed them in the mighty struggle, are joined by prtriotic citizens, and flowers are stTewn over the little mounds in the cemeterIes where lie buried the silent heroes who have passed into eternity.
 Memorial day 1890 was no exception to those that preceded it. At 10 o'clock the line of march was formed on the corner of Cortez and Goodwin streets and, preceded by the grand marshal, W. J O'Neill, and the Ninth Infantry band from Whipple, pro- ceeded 10 the Citizen cemetery, in the following order:
 Battalion of troops from Whipple, unfer command of Major c. B Rus sell, with staff consisting of Captains James Began and \. l.. Carpenter, act ing field officers, and Lieut.. J. NJ. c. B. stembel, adiutant, the companies each being divided into two platoons and commanded by the following officers Lieut.. Miner, company B, Lieut.. Dun can. company c, Lieut.. MoCaleb, com- pany F, Lieut.. Tyson, company I; members of the grand army, Cap tain ". F. R. Shindler, post comm ander; Governors Guards, Captain Wm. De- Witt; Prescott tre department; eiti- zens in carriages and on horseback Tbe usual ceremonies of decorating graves were had at the cemetery. when the procession was disbanded.
 BuA,uess Was suspended during the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT PRnscorr. A.r.l

May isi., 1890
 Notice is hereby given that the following natned euler ha. hied notice c. hts int n |. ton 10 make final proof in support Of hts claim, and that said proof wiii be made before iha register and receiver at Prescott. Arizona. on June lSth., lsio, viz
 Andrew Jackson. Homestead Entry, No. 1o2. for the x "a Of " L and L of NE and W Z ON t or section J town Sh D h, 1 E.
 1T names the following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon and cultiya ton of said land. VIZ: chss. Fl. Akers, Wm. Q. o'Neill, Murray Nc lnernsy, James M Bake CT, ait of Prescott, Arizona.
 Any perscn who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof. or who Knows of any substaptial reason under tho law and ths reg alstions of ths intsrlor Depart m eu:, why such proof should not be allowed, will be gwen an opportunity at the above mentioned tune and place to cross exaIni ne the witnes O. of ssiS claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. J, Q. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND oFYIcr AT psKscsrr. ARrz.,

LAND OFPIcE AT PRESCOTT, ARtz.,l
 May Q. Isao. Notice Is hereby sivsn that th~ following named se3tier h ts fled .tice of ger Intsn- ton to msks nual proof in support of her claim, and that sa d pro will be m ade be- fore the Reg ster a d Receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on June 10. lssi vls. Eiixabeth Densmore, domestesi Eutry No. S75. for the &. X NV. L, N. h SW. h. sec. 3, tp. IS. range 2 W.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cui i'iva- ton of, said iaud, viz: Hezekiah Brooks, A. O. Moves, l. A, Rgtledge and R. Jones, ali of Prescott Ariz. J.C. MARTIN, msl4 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
information Wanted.

Wm. H. Philips, who formerly re- sided in Arizona, but whs died suddenly recently in the east, is supposed to have eft property in this territory. His rela- lives are desirous of ascertaining if such Is the case. Any one having known the above named will confer a favor on them by communicating with the JoURNAL-MISER. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
0 U nd M o rJ 9 .

IN TIE Dis rRICr C0uRT OF ThE | rhlld Judicial Distrlet Territory of Ari Eoas, Coasty Of fayspAl. EmEa NJ keyser plslaug. ss. Jehn Ncyser, defendant. sum- u.oas No. I7gs
 Ae,lou brongh, tn the D's,ri Court of the Third Jaaic!sl District, la and for ihs cousty of fsys al. Territory of Arizona
 1ae Territory oi Arizona seads greeting Co John ketseg.
 You are hereb by summoned knd rtduirei 70 appear in action v uRst against you py ths above named plaintiff in the Disiriet Court of the Thlrd iudieizl Dsstfici. in snd for the County of Ysvspai, in tse Territory Of ArtzoBs. and answer the com piaint eled ~Ith Inc Clerk of thss C0trt, st Prescott 10 said County, V lkln en days feKeius.se Os thc das Of sersieel after the seTvice uPoD you of thl. summons, 1T erred la hts osniy. bnt II sefyrd out of the eou1ty sud within the ds- triet, then twepts days; in all other eases, thifly day
 And you are hereby n0tiaed tb Ai ' you fat 10 appear and answer the complaint Ss above required, the pl.intn viii take judg meni by default galnst you, and cosss aud disbursements ia this hehGli expended. Given under my hsnd and the seal of said { ourt thii e0th day of M y, \. D. ls9j. iL- & WILLIAM RiLkEKSoN,
 Cl.rk. Herneon < Hawkins, Attorneys for plaintiff
 Eaa2o-Sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04

Suffering from the effects Of youthful crrora early ceoss wasting weak ness. lost manhood. oto. wfn paFtscuisr, for homsezse. ERRGo of charge. splendid medical work xhppld De read by every rnsn who ts psrvous and dsbiiits.sa. Address. Prof. Y. C. FOWLER Hsadus, Ce0Hb
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04

No I65--Tke U ys D M Rierdsn ct al, timber trespsss. U attorney for plaintiff, Wilson X Norris fer defend ants.
 Ne 166-The U vs B M Riordsa ct .i, timber trespass. U attorney fer plaintiff. Wilson & Norris for defend ants.
 Ne l67-The U s vs J " Eddy at al, timber trespass. U attorney for plaintiff, Wilson < Norris fer defend snts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
$500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction Of the party or parties who set fire to the Standard mill on Groom creek, on the morning of March 26th. WM MONTGOMERY, Jr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
NO. s1 APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT.

U. E. LAsp OFFICE. PRSsOoTr. AgtEoNv,t
 Msy 7th, tsssa NOTICE is hereby given that f ck berry 1N Mining Company. ny J. J. Williams. tt- Attorn y Tn faci, whes@ post orfiee s siarSss is Prescott. Arizona, has thts day died his ap- piicst on for patent for isQo linear feet of Inc Matte niue or vein, bearing gold si- yer and copper with surfsc- ground dJO feet In width, situated in BiE Rug dtuing District Con aty of favspsi ant TctTltoIy Of Arizona and designsL d by the natd-uotss and official plot on q .c iu this once. as Lot Number 8, inc exterior boundaries of said Lot No. Ss being ss follows.
 bes!npIng at init al monument al center Of claim, where Is set s siete stone 'msrEed HMM No.l, u Mineral Monument No. 2 bea-a S 2l deg 2D mia. W. sfas feet Mo lu- men No W corner to Bo Rs M c lot No 5i. bears s2 deg q nun E i2-o feet fer end of claim where is set slEts stone marked Nj so 2. thence % deg 6 mia N 3oo ,g where is set slate stone alkeG M No s,theuce $ TS deg q min W IS so ft 10 where Is se; s granite stone marked M Not thence S io deg IS min to W center end CT c aim where Is set q granite stone market M No 1 same couTeel 6oo fl to where Is set granite stone marked N No , tbence Ts deg 4s min l5oo fl to where is set granite stone markai Noe; th nee iS aes IS min W Boo ft 10 mon No 2. place of beginning
 Magnetic variation l3 deg o5 mn r.. con- tainfng 3y.o5 acres.
 The location Of this mine is recorded In the Recorder ofiee of YayaPsi County, in Book a4 of Mines.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely soy portion of ssid Hattie mine or sur ace grou nd are required to nle their adverse claims with the Register of the unt.ed States Land office at Prescott, in the Territory of Arisons, during the stx.y days period of pabli alton hereof, or th. y wiil be barred by virtne of the provisions of the statute.
 I'm flow J. C. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
NOTICE.

EMMA M. KEYsER. PLAINTlrr, vs pending Tn the District Court of the Third Jad,rial District of the Territory of Arizona. Tn and I IT tue County of Yavapai,
 To the above namsd defend mt. John ksyser,
 tad n perrons intere ed m the shove sn
 titled salt.
 Notice is hereby given hat Emma N. Key te piainhn, has ftsd interros Atoite- in = certaia suit pending in the n strict rourt of the Third Judicial District of the Territory Of Arizona. in and for the county of fsSapst, wherein Emma N. y CT ts pi ttuiif snd John keyser is def nd.D No. i7T, t0 Joh1 a. Gtliig re-itiDg at ss0 East Forty -soven h street. lixsie Cornelius, Ht The same place; street. between First and second avenues; John ochs, ding st xf East fofty-s senth street. F. UppGrmann tesid ng Al tee fAst For. y-siSth street r. oopeFmsup. IT lcstd- ing st lsg Esst Fort Ely-stxtii sreet: sIs. Foley, whose given ns ne fs unknea a.. residing st county anu s' ate - New fork, the anssers Co which will be rsea sn syidsnce oa the tFisl et said esuss. ana has al Q ried sn affdaslt in said spit ths' the defend ns taerrsn ls without he limits Of the Territory of Ari- sonA, and not wiihis tae ieT.siietl0n of this ney oi record. ssd lhst ais place of rssidenos is rEsnown and that com mmsssion will issue ou Os agtef the thirtieIh day afteF tho publ cation of tnis aotice to take the deposis s tio of said witnesses
 Witness. Hoo. Henry c. aSpdihE JudSe of The above ntitlea CosTt
 Given under lny hand aud lszt of the said Court, zt of1oe In Prescott. ATiE0na. ttt . ths 4si b day of May, A. n ssso.
 (I- s.l WILLIAM wiLEkREoN.
 Herndan 4 Hawkins. A,Iesneys mAai
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr. ARIz.

LAND OFFICE AT PREsCorT. ARIz.
 May q 1890. Notice is hereby given that tho followin { nBmeo settler has filed notice of his inien- ton to r1ske nna proof in support oi his clam, ana hat ssia proof will ba made be- fore the R egls,sr and Receiver st Prescott. on Thursday. July S 1890. viz, Milo Dow Home stead Entry No ss, for The $ b nf SW ]. ard NV 11 of SW i4 of sec 2O. and sE l4 of sE i4 of ssc Is, tp IS N, ".
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cuitivs- ton of, said land, viz. s c Rlger., wm. A. Neal. Peter Marx. all of Walnut Creek, Ariz.; Roland Mosher, of Prescott. Arix.
 ma2S i'd J c. MAETIS, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
Wanted.

By an intelligent orphan girl Of i6, a home in some chidiess fanny, wher she could be dutifu daughter aud attend school regu- larly. Education and parentaye good. Rsf- erences given. Address,
 MISS k. G tBRIGL, asa Logansport, IIiiapa,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-06-04
P,anos on instalumen,s.

Pianos sold on easy instsllments. First-,lass, fine toned instruments B. N. Goldwster. Prescott. Ariz. fl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
HOTEL ARRIVILy.



81 Marshall. Couhonia, Miss; R Lewis,
| TexarEana: E Black Texas; II Lewis
Quanah; Eugene P Thorne, st Louis; G Ellis,
! Lipsco NIB, Chicago; c Shepard, St. Louis. Mo;
6 81 81 ALAN, st Louis; F s Perry, Alvarado; ] L
D.. I'D; SedaLia; Edward Hartley. Omaha; A P
Boyd, i Brown. Paris; A esdane, Watson,
no; Chino g, Caurker City, Kan; John
Cut er. Marienfeid; H w Adams, Chicago;
F Burt, Dallas; A nm. galveston; W
Crockett, Lovely, HENDERSON, XIV; W I,
Williams, Dallas; Eugene Spencer, Houston;
Fl Washburne and family, Quanah; Frank
Clayton, Springfield; A J o'Rear, Desdemonia.
AT THE ELLIS.
ii Z Hutchins, New York; Jno Bind. Bal,i-
more, Md; Mrs A Hatkins, San Antonio; Mrs
Willis Sweatman and niece, New Yor<: VIM
Sonyrgion. Gllvestou;J Forsyth, Omaha
Neb; VIM NJ Cosgrove, Pittsburg, Pa; John
Grayhill. Kansas City; K George, Chicago;
Orleans, La; Max ortIeich, Dallas; George
scru enfield, M.ridiun. MISS; NJ Green, Texas;
ora E0I, NG Roo York Hi Y Kansa; ciy;
ton, Mass; 5 Blair, Be.ton; VIM Houston,
Graham a. H e Robinson. St joseph,
New York; " Forman. St Ioa,s;
Jas uld. New York; W Nancy, New York
city; Allen, 81 Louis; Ed Day, Worches-
ney. Wasbin ton, b c; M j Winstock, New
York; Luneschass, Cincinnati. Ohio: 5 w
King, EFT Hnbbell, Kansas City, Mo; WV
Eastland, Tex; A strade. agent Lilly Clay
company; Mitchell. Miss Mitchell, sherman,
Tex; w Mower, Kansas City. Mo: W " Chace,
New YORK; g w Long, Chicago. Ill; A L Ben
nett, st Louis; w II eizer. W York, Ny.
AT THIS PIckwIcK.
Child. Florence, ArK; Norvel!, New
york; Altman, Sherman; W Wolf, Wich-
tia, Kas; Jonn Walker, Washington; Johu
Shared, Mexico; A Wilson, Jr san Antonio;
NJ q Fish, Chicago; 2 Dukes and wife. c eve
land, Ohio; II Westfall, New York; William
Morris, Chicago; William Newton, Wellington (
Kan; Thomas Butler, Nicholsyille, KY; 3 Ii |
&c. Ma. lin; 4 Crawford, Dallas, j II |
Stephens. Kansas City, " Graves Henrietta, |
Tex; t D Robertson, st Louis; d C Gritin |
Greenvile, Miss; w II Webster. st Louis, |
Martin, Bonham, Tex; W Cogswel, st Louis; |
e o HcGavic, Beaumont, Tex; Lawrence Harris, |
Hawkeve; James Campbell, Baltimore, Md;
W Mckinney, + J. MCHugh, Vernon, Tex; w (
l Cotter, Clinton; Pollok Chicago, i'll; B w
Johnson and vie. Camden n j; Dornett.
Seymour; John w Conway. Colorado, Tex; C F
umer. II Louis; W Huffman, Kansas City; w
Newton, John Murphy, Wellington, Kas;
3 Frazer. St Louis, Mo; Frank Thurmond
Deming. N NJ: Charles Kline, Texas; VI
Adams, Chicago, III; j T Harris, Dublin. Tex:
Mrs A Smith. county,; Alvord. Wichita
falls: S Heidingsfelder, Dallas; H Wall,
Texas; Ledig, sw Orleans; T NJ Hum,
Texas AM Pacific railway; D Corey. Seymour:
otto Wing, New York; Simon, Marlin,
Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
siderable attention to growing fine cattle

| siderable attention to growing fine cattle
| and stock.
Many quite extensive farms are already
supplied with ine Jersey and Holstein
cattle; also fine hogs-Pole and China
Berkshire and Duroc-Jersey. There are
more fine horses In and around Mineola
tnan IRE In some of our best cities, the
principal bloods being Standard Thor
ouehbred. Cleveland bay and Perche ron
Improved poultry 10 being introduced
very rapidly into all ths farmyuris-
Brown LeGhorn, wyandottes and Ply
mouth Rock.
II has been said OF Mineola that she Is
a liberal, enterprising, progressive,
wide-awake city, tnat she has more
public spirit, that she Is always on the
alert, ever grasping for something higher
and better and accomplishing more than
any Other town many times her size in
the state; and while nothing can be
alleged that would derogute these claims
in the least. much Tan be shown TO cor,
roborate each one of them, and one has
only TO go inside her CORPORATE limits-to
realize that these claims are equally 4ast
aud true
The greatest enterprise OF Eastern
Texas, al enterprise shat would pss peak
philosophical, prof r-ssive people and
do credit to even the GSst citlesi5 Texas,
is the Mineola districts fair association,
which is now holding he4 sessid annual
fair. Its success Is a$s4rsd, and for
next year we promise th4fevery possible
Interest will be taken ,sasnd money nor
pains will not be spaErH 20 outstrip all
past efforts and giveao Esst Texas the
Grandest possible aSfnr in hhs develop
ment of her wonderful resdArces. The
M,neola fair assSfiation confidently ex-
pect to achieKffhs grandest tsuccess on
record.
Her enterbrising citizenship Cher un-
surpassedfnoral record, her bealthful |
her magnificent mineral |
watersSher commercial center Her va |
rirty OF farm products. her tw-nt y beau
titul cakes, which are only few miles in
the country, and afford the best fresh
water fishing in the state, her surround
Ing forests. where much game abounds,
furnishing the BEST of sport for leisure
hours-all combined make the beautiful
city OF Minrola the most desirable place
Tor profitable business and pleasure in
The state OF Texas.
The merchants OF the city have formed
The Mineola improvement company, TO
which communications from prospective
ettlers can be addressed. Liberal aid
viii be extended to manufacturing insti-
titEtious.
Mineola opens her gates and extends a
warm aud hsarty welcome to all home
eeKers OF brain, Drawn or money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

To Release American Prisoners-AppllcatIon
for 6rmb!ing License.
Sreciai 10 the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX. Oct. II Two of the
employees of Robinson g circus were ar
rested and jailed in Juarez on suspicion
of being in conspiracy to release some
of the American prisoners.
Andues Julian and Felix Bezaury of
the City of Mexico have applied to this
city for license to carry on u gambling
house here with capital of $50 900 TO
start with. Their agent leaves this eve
ming for the City Of Mexico to make pre-
parations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
Socialist Conferrnce.

HALLE, Oct. l4.-At to-day's session
OF the Socialist congress Herr Singer
made speech in which he condemned
members of the party who sught to gain
ends outside of regular parliamentary
agitation.
A number of other speakers supported
the position OF Herr singer, and the oou-
ference finally adopted the resolution,
declaring that Socialists should seek to
obtain their object only through the
enactment of laws by parliament. 1t is
probable Herr Werner, who has been
accused OF being disloval to the party,
will be excluded from the session of con-
gress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
Engines Collide

EpteIHI 70 tha Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tex. Oct. l4.-This morning
switch engine No. II collided with
'Fei2nt engine No. 10. both of the Inter-
national and Great Northern railroad.
Engine No. 70 was thrown IN the ditch
ana the cab and tender of No. II are
badly injured. The engineers and fire.
men jumped aud were not hurt. The
International and Great Northern pas
seuger train was delayed till late today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
Discussing the Mex nley Bill.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Temps, in
commenting on the Berlin Posts state
ment that European governments were
confering about the Mckinley tariff, de-
clares that such conferences amount
merely TO an exchange of ideas, and that
no precise proposals have been formu-
lated.
The lie soir states that 250, 200 bottles
OF champagne, valued at $500 900, were
sent TO New York on speculat ion to fore
stall the operation of the new tariff law.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15

Married, in Boston, Mass. on October
IL, William Percy Wynne and Miss vir-
ginia Dabney Hogg, both of Fort Worth.
There are no better known or better
liked society young people In Fort Worth
Than those whose marriage IS here chron-
lcled. Their marriage unites two lead
ing families OF the city. Congratulations
aud best wishes go out to the young peo-
ME.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
SILK AUCTION SALES.

The Largest offerings of the Year-cheapsr
Qua iti"a Ur Better Qualities Lower.
Special to the Gazette.
NEw YORK, o t. 1i.-One Of the largest silk
offerings of the year was made to-day b. order
OF & H, Simon at the auction room OF Will
merding, Morris & Mitchell. Special interest
was attached to the sale from the character of
goods offered. and condition of the ST market.
an the large auction room crowded W tn
buyers. Bidding was spirited from the art,
and prices came up near the LIST price of the
manufacturers. this was especially true of
cheaper qualities all through the sale. On high
er priced goods prices fell off from ten to twenty
per cent. 1t is estimated the total receipts will
he in the neighborhood o. S. 70, 00J. The general
opinion was that the sale reflected rmar ten l.
encv in 81 ks, and the effect on the market viii
probably be beneficial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-15
Political Meeting.

The Republican central committee of
Tarrant county will meet at the office of
the Fort Worth Globe between First and
Second on Throekmorton street. at 2
O'Clock p. m, Thursday, October Is,
1890.
The candidates on the Republican
ticket of Tarrant county are requested to
meet with the committee. A full meet
ing is desired. ]. Z. MARTIN,
6. W. HILL,
N. B. MOORE,
Executive COMMITTEES,