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New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
REAL ESTATE.
Rr-SJNFSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The attendance at the Real Estate Exchange yes.
to-day was smaller than usual, owing TO the numDcr
who attended the races some choice Investment
.u. oro,cd but tile bidding was not lively. No.
143 West Thirty is hveStory brick tne,
mcnt and store on full lot the gross rental OF WIZ" cn
~ - 200 and the net rcnta! Sl,'Do yea. :
Sbo Iiddnc ran up To $4,000. Thomas Walker o Mas
thn % bmvcr 10. 3i2 East Forty nliti-St @ @tnrc' .
i"ry frame dwelling lot 2oxloo Wlhch proGuce9
rental Of s444 a year, was sold 10 Johh T. lho'N'
for 1880. ,, ., ,,roIve lots on Morris
and Crc.tonGivcs Fordham, IN the twenty -fourtnh u
Ws,,t between hundred and eighty -thild st. a a
,. ilacc Lots on Morrisa brought TOo1 and tIgo
narh and those on CreStOnavc from To"o To .V2,
So N Catherine slip. loXJi, nree Story bT ~ ~
iuildng was offered. 1t rents for 20 D year ana '9i
fnr 81 = 100 10 John Boyd. ihc same bnlcr TOOK 10
0G Water lG.-NGO. a four story brick bnlldliS AZ
=: 600 40 392 Waterst twostory frame bIiIliiH =
Iot 20 GxGO wa, sold to II. :. Ely ior TI,"W 40.
IN Ea,t Fort ninth-s:., three Story dWelliE' ~,
- gx1oO sold to John Boyd for $1,000. No. 30 ~
East Elevcnth-st fourstory stone building on lot
-vIO3 sold 10 L. SOnntiG for S1lJoO Inc southW.,' w.,
corucr Of Mad son ave. and one hundred ana lWcht
- LOT 1OIlX3O. a fvc-stoy brick hal renting ipr
81 SIS sold To- Gerald l.. schuyler for Fl0ioo me
same iuycr took three adjoining similar pr0pertI'''
renting for about 81 900 year cdo"' "' "ii'o0o ' "
Tie Others were withdTa"h'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
nEcnrnrn MNETGAGrS.

Alien John + and wl'c. to Dry Dock savings Insr:l.
Aud EoGc- ana obrtt ~ :, executors Morris Kohn
nacs~r c1neundi. to John HcAinsrr' s3tn.'t. "
',3i Hqtisc Vtha,'qc george Dur'. 'ad-''. Of
B;osh,. Geotr'ni u, to Lucy Bmingsey. 20 7th.
bdI,a i. l1,dcF,h. and we to NJ Luck. 5 rp~Fcnce
harfy. MiciaI H. 10 ,.orqc McKenzlo, lo2d-st
niarncr. iacot To- Simon Epstein orchard.sA Of
Grand. IT. in-'almcnt-. $1,000.
9hnsr [eff r. II a95 iio, Tf % ySa. Sai, iS6Go H
Esrnsi.ln Jacob. and wiz. to sarnh T. Marshall. II
Do5lr Snir5v r. 10 Wm r Stevenson OF lo,h-aycH y
~,%~ t. John rced " Of Iothayc OF 9dta.,t
Dc,lin william J. % David Korn 8 u adth''t e Il
Ioth.ayc. demand. -iG @oo.
Ib.lne. r"d'r. and wlfc o. Ellen wilkinson - o'
TiioHo, Corncilu. To . nird. " Of 9th.ayc II oi
Gla.. joaa a1d vie chas 4 rc1bo'y jr. 1o.nyc.
Ioes, Mer1., and Z, ; layenda, to to 5 Il Wen. OF
lost ., @l,', II ',alWrntt 100 cor ~, ,oc
and B'eecA,r -. dcuari 5000
IS,i3 Malk. to l. Hack o37 2d.st 3 Year. 81 800
NcIawista charles To- l. Bru'nwie''r. - olivcrst.
Mnhr cointa to Enirant Industrial Savings Bank
so,t Of sa"II t. '\yI Wa6 80 ",o,r,, 60,
wi,.a,c ana i'-th.,t ! y,ar. mortqasc.. 80. 900
Mcoormlr4 Maiy to & Gun'hcr 70,h-st Of
Marin ChaicS IT, to scamen's Bank for savings n
'' Noian d ia",s to iGg; wocd, and another
ySaa ."Sc ay % M 'saff Hsafnan Yl c % CO.
ojth--t w of Sth-aV". year. 100000
Ncil oseph y. to /! Nichols l'G aud ~ IIo"cry
! year. $500 -
Nc,ins Louise II &. 10 Equitable LII" Assurance Society
. West Eud.aye . Of 1jtl-s; q months. $1,000
partridg', oscar NJ u Murray. Crc~ton'avc.
Mac0mb'z Road | year. - 800.
Poilon winfield % Il \ Polilon. W cor sth-avc and
0fih.-t YEAR, rIlo0uO. -
itcsan John. Jacob Korn 33s West llh-st. mort
Eamscy' Wm II. 70 @ NJ vch-lare. 1896 West 18th.
samucls Dora to Rouse Ioith.s,, si-avc.
stalls ~ O0O
Spraguc. Mary X. b. i & Grant, n cor West End
aud 13d-st. , wears, So 900.
Sanm6t Philip 10 ] McCann. i23 Prlncc-st
years go. 900
Spicecl Nathan. to Franz Wad-chmitt. l20 Forsyth.
81, years 5000.
,ohu Louisa i AL to II II Davis rdn. 926 East 5st.
81. 1900
Spc.handar Harris To Never EauIr. AL n Broomc.
80. pltt-.t years. mortgage &-O.5OO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June Il, rs p. m.Bcet ana poS Mort cut
demand. lIams-The demand hl, fallen on, 80, demand
abolt II to 10 ~ steady as Cd. iaeon u p in tive
shoulders, about l. TO IL n. duh at rs and rO.ln
demand. Tallow In poor demand Turps''.no or demand:
fair den and Iar-Spot and future, IN 20 Iy and
prime Western spot and June steady AZ 30 "a Flour
August steady at 3ls Wheat In fair demae futures 10
poor demand. Corn-Spot IL POOR denanqd A. g I'D
fair demand mixed Western August stealt oisras.
Hops at Londou-pacinc Coast-There Is nothul~ VS.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
nRnpnsAI.s rnE MILLrARY .rppLIES-

l ruIl1d,IpuIl Depot y tN' Q ". Dcp1rtucnt No
l. i2S Arch-t Ph.aGe iphla. June IL ls96 >,aid pro-
poSal- tpi,te. VII r received until II O'Clock
a. m., WI o\E~Dht. july H. ls3o FOR ti.n!ennc thc
r. = QHatffUator'- Department WIN 5000 helmets. uh
trimmed 900 cork hentts. l5ooo foraE" caps l5.ooO
knit Urde .hi-t, 80 600 pairs woocn stockings. 4jOoO
stockings 10000 pir- Berlin gloves, 1000
a-, harIack SHOES, 900 I1r~ Nrct, oS,f hoes. 10000
uur~ leg fnS 200 500 shoNtl-. long handled
~ 600 pillow $50 company order books. 30 company
iff"r~ ceNrd b nk- 30 letter, books, 30
nScN lf t- for st.r~ sent 30 index books fur
couot letters received leo post order hoo> % post let"
30 po% "s "nt boz g. 30 post rtt'l -'n: index hooks
Hd- ~ CNTrf it 0tar pu,ls Viii also 20 cOhs,dcr't
tldrrN must stat da'"F ~ hcr poIo.d deliveries oy
ernrtN reserves the ret % I,oct any ot all proposals
ir-fcrngr given 20 articles 81 domestic Production
turr conditions g" quality and price dncludnR IN The
- elan Ir0ilc .io- tc duty there"
l being quail Tho required Ia 10 per
~ tho article, proposed or should accompany pro
pn-a. HaAk~ for proIn-3- catun- aud all rforma
ton VII b hirnish"d hy this office upon application InN"
oI" continuing proposals 10 Addressed Proposals for
Military Supsc' aud add tossed - The Trdcrs signed J. O.
NUANnIl ~ D.. .untv . u. t,nnral. Imtld N.lia, AImN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

L FAeIfNfE~ Pot once Department. Washington.
- c. Nat J. 100 f1ri' -'ai"d JfoIt-ai- n uI I1t-
mt or th.r gu,'- W h r"rrv,d a. tn, Dplrtient
ipt a.. -"h d1y u July. 1890. p, follows Fro.
poai- .r iIfunrg mai bag cord fa~'enr fof by tho
Post o.r Department. aid proposals. o. state t" amount
ROYALTY any charged for pat ut Device l'' ~ which
patent GeNic u any yin b" 'onN"N"d - N" ''"N"rnmeut
and prirc which -aG mailbag cord fastener VII -
'lfui, l'r" inc udIuc ROYALTY Proposal. must be
IN ACCORDANCE with ne 'c catou- and for> N proposals
-Arh VIII p" furnished app' alton by litter t. u"
Assistant Postmaster tn' raj The contracts which
uny made Viii Do" n conformity 20 N" specifications and
h" accepted proposals. The rieht H. reserved reject
any or al tl. proposals. JOHN WANAMAKER. Post
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Ncw.York, Tuesday, Juno II.


Tho touovinr sales were held the Exchange and
Auction. Room TO-DAY:
3..tory building with lot, No 20 Caoharne.stt
Watcr-sL lot leA'3oAi''-Nol'o' 'ohn p''D
4l2.40O. - ,, 8, ~, ooo yo,cr., , . NJ
Cathorinc sin. lot 2O6XG0.2 II. :. Ely; GOD
i.ttory building with lot 80 S9S % "9,GT;t m%rt Eco &
story dwilins, WIN iot no & I1S has Ta5' a." ZOO
" i A"tory binding with lot. 80 80 East ilth.st =
W Of Broadvay lot 27Nlo33j l.; Sonntog 81 5oo;;
rats with plot Of land, nos l,014 70 61S Madison
ave w oi r. II Of lllth.st, plot 5?llN1O Gerald h.
"'' similar building with lot. No 1870 Madi,onay".
cor Of il th.st 10 90 llv3o same purchaser sl9 700
lots ON Morrs-aye, running through 70 CIrston'
avc 100 u II Of ls3d.st. 2jN.j0 each; John y Martin
lots 5 q, Morris.ave adjoining above @jNifo
c"'I sfoininq above ojxlto: j. f. Frederick 1000
lot . n (rcston-ave 700 II = Of kirk"st, 23NllO
a. io:S, adjoining above. 2j&1lo Zach; j. S. Rencr
Fi'''' BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
3.s,ory dwelling. with lot, 10 2t2 4Mh.st n s.
of 3d.ayc. lot 2Oxl00.2; John L. Ihona' 1910.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
7UE PETROLErM M1RKEI.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The Trthuhc presents to day Il table showing tho
Pennsylvania land ohio production of crude petroleum
In the last three months, closely the ngur,,
can be- cathcroh by intelligent Observers. The figures
may not be- exactly correct. hut they approach 50
nearly to the aEtual volume Of output I'm the fields
that attract public attention that any variation may
be looked upon as trivial IN considering the sub
jcct. The ngur4s first given I'm the following table
those Of the National Transit. the rdcWaicr and
other pipe lines. which are covered by The OH
city Dcrrich's' usual monthly showing printed in
The Tribune on Juno H. but they include estimates
outside runs which do fail under the cosnizancc
Of the regular pipe lines controlled by the standard
oil Interests, TO the figure, of the Buckeye Pip, Inc
opcnting in the Oho Icld>, added the Of
the outsdc ohio pipe lines, ~ nearly a> they can
bc estimated The table annexed shows how small
is tho progress made by the Pennsylvania fields
and how steadily Oho's production Is creeping up
ward under the stimulus OF higher prices:
March. April. May.
National Transit and
luckcyc Pipe Line .......... .2,2j6 1880 20,170
Ou,idc ONO runs ..-..... 500 0o"' '.'oo
Total ohio runs ......... 80, 20 81 G97 36,s7O
Ohio runs .'....''.'. .753 Il4oa5 1l5,ot5
The news columns Of The Tribune Yesterday
nOunccd the practical cOn~ummatiOn Of another large
purchase OF producing property by the Interests idcnti
lied with the standard oil Trust. Mr. Thomas W.
properly in Pennsylvania, with the possible exception
Of SIR John MchcOun. has accepted the offered
by the standard The standard now must Gloss
to one tenth Of the whole daily crude produc-
tiOn Of Pennsylvania II, recent purchases certainly
have not stimulated the values of crude. but per
haps they cXcrtcd stcadying influence upon the
market which might have been lacking in the cx-
istine period Of dulness At any rate the latest tran
saction can he interpreted 10y holders of producing
property decided testimony to the value of their
property.
The crude oil markets yesterday were dull and
devoid Of significance. Prices refuse decline In
the face Of speculative indifference aud conservative
observers would be glad 10 see a reaction In the
hope Of buying oil cheap. The markets closed
steady.
The range Of prices and the total dealings
follows:
Stock
Exchange. Consolidated.
ODcuing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 Ia 80 IL
HIGHEST ................-.-...- 30 81
Lowest ...........s.-..---...- 80 90 Is
Final .....-.-..-........... 80 90 If
sales. barrels .....--............. $4,000 $1,000
Refined oil was unchanged at 40 cents I'm barrel,
and 80 cents per gallon In cases.
Foreign quotations go Antwerp II IA francs;
Bremen Go marks London, 1860 u pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
STAINL u
food Orc,nary.

Ioot ord 'narv - q j-IN low NNI TI-.,---- > .
strict Go,l Ordinary ljlo NIC1iine ..-,- II lI.io
On,ol. -f.r.t ftitfsI decline TO-DAY hut t' ~l'i.
l,tloi vo- ouIt. of.r,tc and doyOc 81 d." f'aiu' ~
, outset tn,re break %: SIS points on n.ar nol,ns
md t .,,li. -siord.d wiki d'h" ol $40 points
but tni- iouoNG Dy fr"cr local tuyns ana Li' ,.o
shaved general r.co.crv ot 2f point, Ih' CAIN "'N'
ness va. l-cioO mainly 70 weaker li'rrloo' t''o4HVS
which prom pt.G renewed liquidation of longs H4''
s. 900 hale,.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
FURNISHED 6orses 60 Ert.

ID r,i>,N NL,k. near Nabrch;..For r'ht ~ tac
Ii season. very dcrirlb," oH.-tlI' pAc'' WIN WIN
rtt,,,e of -hadr trrtlh' garden coN. ho''. -'',fll
rarri,r,. Ho4-. is furnished. aId bcantin'ly o ati
,r,ntug on d.. NaNr-luk River. With nn' N"N- % ur
ocean Highland, and surrounding country. Apply I"
u. u. KIilI.R IT.. Fuo-,t -
no LIT ,, family f,r season. Edcrwatcr Cotiaf-
i Ciot.-I,,.. Lake 1,or~,. cottage now ath"I ana
rl,.,.r,G ocht rooms f.nishot u," urqus'6ut f9od
.rrfr beds For further inform atiOn address J. w.
SMITH BoN 10. SANDY lIlll. Y !.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
n nnpnsAL. rnE nELnnING NT mn

Z Yards and Do.s Nasy Department, Wa>.n- -ton. J.. c..
Jur. . sealed proposals. lu duplicate. indorssI
irora-al- or p..te.ug at Navy Yard Brookyn y. -
win he wed this Bureau Eu'l ~ O'Clock NJ on
W,drr-dtF july l-yo. and publicly opened immediately
fn.,f'r ~t.rIi and blank forms ~ proposals
c forwarded upon Ipp cation 20 hc tcuW1rt4nt =
Oh, Navy Ya.G Brouh.tn. y. y or % n. klrc1l i,"-
lo. l. ..r..y il ho -.qu'd for NJ" tlthll perform.
ag., - tc contract d pa" r'i - rrs'rS'd n reject any
M ltarl.- d,r.,d tINauttg'ou~ 20 tho ttofcfn.
mont lt 90 waive al dsf..f.. bond f0r "a, ~
f.ur f,l.ind dollar .. opo mus. nauy hld for
,t.' work y II. FNEQrH Au. Chlcf y Bulclu.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

Fl. Pustet & Co. publish :" Natural Religion from
the Apologize des ChristcnthumS' of Franz lletinceT
D. D.. professor Of theology at the University OF NuT
burg edited with an Introduction on Certainty. by
Henry Sebastian Bowden. Of the oratory TINS ior"''
the first volume Of a and the only autho'f@e'
English edition of Ucttinger'S work. The second
volume Revealed Religion is promised shortly
The positions of author and editor are it Is perhaps
scarcely necessary to state those held by the Crch
OF Rome.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
Proposals.

ROPOSALS FOR SCppLILS.-FEANK-
/ IOED AI~lNNf.. Ill.od. .phin Pa. Ma 10. 1890:
sealed prulo1I. trlpl. li" VII hr received unti II
O'Clock Do, ou . l!i NrbNf ~ ~, ~ l-'o for inr
Forage. ID, ,irttcse Copper ara Bras PIG Lead ~
rlu. CURING 20. t- t .tJf ending lun" Al. l-'l
lru'.d I.'- ot supple. nNd'i. WIN fIN M.trncioAe -
#, puia'i,a. ,'r c' .e h!I "I ai '"n ?" o.on'I J.
g. BtN LOi. ord. pcpt. 1. =. A. tommnnd4ns
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

COTTON IT, spot marh TN'l qi"t A. -In' d' M, n,.
sa, hal". Tor consumption. Port rr"ct~ TO-DAY ~
h1l, a- week. ana ~ tl"' th- dly
i,.t yonr S,pt.uber J. receipt, at The ports ag
rrs,aad > 3g go hies. AGAINST j+117Ol bale, for the
ccrI,- lnudlhC tim" last year. "a
Quotation, based American standard Of cla'Nlhca
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

That prolific writer Of books for young people. Mr.
George NJ Towle is the author Of Heroes and Martyrs
OF Invention" Boston Lee a shepard). in whch the
history is given of Lawrence CoSter. John GUTENBERG
Palissy the Potter: William Lee inventor OF the St"ch
ing frame; the builders Of the EfdyStohe Leoio"
the inventors Of cotton machinery. James wait Inc
Maneolfers. Humphrey Davy. and James NaSmyth OF
steam hammer fame. The sketches are clearly written
and interesting, and the volume is sufficiently illus
frafpd
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

mixed nominal No mixed 4osa4ic store and elevator;
jast j%lsS oss sS3: s: tie:ns ti5@as' Nc? jr;
'9sg s sc at do s emDer sG s
at ss co'nsr was weak spot s's lets
sss AND and res es While the ID a @
OPTIONS & %a eG 1G' a % dee but sg t
August and September advanced A2GSse and closed nm
1890 oS%ans S% %iSSa aSaa ssas
sasa5s as9a ' dciv@rsd 80 Whit Scystos uSg,sSsd
SO as31.e, closing at 33'c do July. 33d33 9le clos.
b. s At sc sS &C., acens sss q s 90 ot'sSs, 49,
$$otdSltc closing at Sl4g No ,N.hn white J9s Ss
TrEDoso CsS at 10 n !o%5 az 9 60 h. G5S7c 'c So + oa
75c 70? p S Sa s'.G ,I Rye ssst FssG I35s;
the better guaIltiG. Of both hay and straw with nod
on fles oa"TIng; and dull trade HIYchoice soasSs;
good 55aG5c to fair 35dt5c ClovGr miSsd s,a
sRor. H aPp5S Rge 5S16cc Ga: and Wheat 55%55c '
s Sd stick Ds sps1aeS to % ry f p
% T@e S,S@ @ csc 81 a9 eaum S S S
cole common to fair 17dl9c STATE best 1875 ltdi5e:
medium 1913 do comn9n Ioaie oHr 40 ls1- gsCc IA
mon l2dl3c choice, 1888. 13d14c; common 70 prime.
mEMr AXP Price are T,S 9C%Ta ls n r:
annl are aSsJ j Sqrp rn @@dSns to as d6 s
MSD,o.o GSa nuGgSs AyTF 'fsctd e cafC S% os25
i$ss; MasmGras 22a35 ~ I2c Gent!s APerSss NJ Ss
IS"f "a r. n i,aif!e if!I?' coTdo;a IS%a' Ep. log8
l5c Cortes, Monteyide0 and 9 Grond' kPs 6ia ,d
southern Pay ?ds G%s: Dry saItsd ed Ms,,
ora 20 K. &c Vet saIscd Buc%os no %yf%s COW elected c
50 H. od RC rande eqw .dSs Ssr m 5G B. 1 az a
AZ n 52dGhc Texas, OK and COW, 5od00 n, 5'2aOc city
LEATHEK-Cu purchases Of both henlock sole aoe
nSa ' III ra and Ss . hy% no G ,m
held a outside figures.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

The ninth volume Of the Banksde Shakespeare tune
Shakespeare Society of New lor0 contains the Tragedy
of Otheo." the players text of 1929, with the
Henninges and Condel Of 1923, and an ntroduc-
ton the construction and types of shakcSpeareS
verse $ seen in the play. by Thomas r. Price NJ A.
IL D., first vice president OF the Shakespeare society
OF Ncw-York The introduction is stiff piece of ana,
1ytc work. based, 70 method. upon Df' rd"ih
Guests History Of English Ryhthms.'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Receipts OF butter June l6, i2,555 pkgs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

-A.-THE BROOKLYN HElGHIo ,n9b 49, ~ nncns
"A. boarding and Day Schoo or f,s an Nontac,est
Address for circulars, Isl ~ -'o'''"e
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

Refined Oil was unchanged ut 20 cents In barrels
and 80 cent, per gallon In cases.
Foreign quotations - Antwerp II IA francs;
Bremen, 60 marks London, 1905 u pence.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18
nrconprp nEAL rsrArE rRA.sFERs-N. Y. CIT

3.s,orv dwelling with lot. No 2i2 +9th.st. n 5.
OF Sd.avc lot 20xl002; John T. Ihoma'' s5'9-o'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-18

ID RAFT INSTITUTE ec,,oo, nrrArTMEyT
,h-ec years course for both sexes conDlhns re rh
inc and manual Work with The usual '' " ~
school academy IT, 4, ho,d nv Saturday and
Entrance examinations will be hel1 on ca'uduBb doBb dsv
nnicants afc expected TO b. present bCth uts cobro
-'lhe suh,ecs Tor examination are: Arlhct I-,9t,
(as far as 70 simple cgpauonsl oSI'pS'
mr,b information or for application blanks Apply az
tho Gcnarai once OF the institute i.yer,on ~:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST

Johnson was The groom who had been holding
the umbrella over Nancy, and Erne, glancing
round. saw this mans face blackened and
scorched, his eyes already fixed in g CHASTITY
stare of death.
do not be afraid said Erne. putting bis
arm around Nancy, for he perceived that it was
now alb olutely necessary that he should lift her
out OF the carriage, which was swaying violently
as the groom tried to obtain command over the
terrified pony; 81 will lift you out, Nancy.
Just put your hand on my shoulder; the worst
is over now, that fash was not near-come,
try TO take courage"
But no words came from Nancy's lips, no
sound, and pang, sharp and cruel as a sword
cut. darted through Erne's heart.
Nancy Why don't you sIeak?'' he cried
sharply, in sudden terror. Nancy! what is
the marter?''
But there was no answer; she lay III his grasp
motioness. her head hanging forward and
swaying with the motion of the carriage, and
Erne now saw that the hood OF her cloak was
burnt and shriveled
''oh, my GodI'' he muttersd between his set
teeth. and then with great effort of willard
he was strong mamie contrived to scramble
from the rocking carriage, still holding Nancy
in his arms.
He laid her on the wet ground by the side OF
the road, and lifted up her head. Her face
changed and bla kened: the consuming fame
had touched her slsowith its fiery hand.
fro BE CONTINUED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
A Tried Remedy for Biuiousne.s.

Those who suffer from disorder or inaction OF
the liver will never get the upper hand of the
unruly organ SO long as they use such Irrational
remedies as blue pills, calomel and podophyllin.
But from the tried and popular medicine. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. they may expect relief
with certainty of obtaining it The influence
Of the Bitters upon the great hillary gland is
direct, powerful and speedily felt. The relic,
afforded is not spasmodic. but complete and
permanent. The sallowness of the skin, furred
appearance Of the tongue, Indigestion, costive
ness, headache, nausea. pains through the
right side and shoulder, in fact every accom-
p2niment Of the obstinste complaint are entirely
and promptly removed by course of this ines
Unable medicine, in behalf of which testimony
is constantly emanating from every quarter
and from all classes Of society.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
BEYOND THE BEACH.

1t seems so strange, beloved to be away
From all the Jostle of these human things
and far
And BACKWARD look upon this troubled state
As on the earth shines some insensate star.
SO passing strange, for souls concerned as ours,
In disembodied apathy unmoved to rove
And in the settled quietude of st
Never to reck who scorns or who may love.
Would we be back to vex our souls anew?
Ponder the problem of your doubtful faith
again?
Nay! Tempt us not who gain this sheltered
place,
With proffered passion only pledged to pain.
Your mortal pleasance holds no offered bride,
Even the pleading of your tender eyes be-
seech;
Light, love and laughter faunt their wiles IN
vain,
Since we who suffered are beyond the reach.
MARGARET c. BIsLAND.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
THE F1END WHO TALKS SHOP.

We all have grown so very used
To teasing, lonesome bores-
The men who whistle in the house,
And never close the doors;
Who will go out between the acts
10 take little drop
We scarcely ought to mind the man
Who's always talking shop.
A nuisance9 Did sou ever have
fly buzz round your head,
Alighting on it now and then,
Till you would fain be dead?
You ave? Aha! You swear to think
OF it. Hush up! Now stop;
IT. nothing when compared to him
Who's always talking shop.
Now, whether he's an author, or
An artist, or poet,
He is the man who always seems
To want US all to know it,
He likes 10 throw in business words,
Till mad you d like to hop.
BE will not stop, that awful man
Who's always talking shop.
Some day cyclone will swoop down,
A blizzard viii descend
And scoop him up to give the wretch
A very proper cad;
Or else some vengeful mortal's gun
Will, with a sounding pop,
Put daylight through that fiend of fiends
Who's always talking shop.
Lawrence American,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
UP HILL,

CHRISTINA G RossETTI.
Does the road wind up hill ell the way?
Yes, to the very end.
Will the days journey take the whole day long?
From morn to night, my friend.
Is there for the night resting placer
A roof when dark hours begin.
May not the darkness hide it from my facef
You can not miss that inn.
Shall meet other wayfarers at night?
Those who have gone before.
Must knock or call when Just in sight?
They will not keep you standing at that door.
Shall I find comfort-travel sore and weakF-
OF labor you shall ind the sum.
Will there be beds for me and all who seek7
Yea, beds for all who come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
Gen. Rlyas Shot.

LA LIBERTAD, Aug. 1.-The news is
confirmed of the defeat of Gen. Rivas by
government troops under command of
Gen. Antonio Ezetta. Rivas escaped
capture last night, but was pursued and
taken a prisoner few miles outside the
city. This morning he was publicly shot
in the back and his corpse exposed on
the plaza De Amas 1t is reported many
prominent persons are compromised, and
a strict inquiry will be made regarding
Rivas' conspiracy The siege lasted
forty hours, and the capitol suffered
considerable damage. Hundreds were
shot dead in the streets. The govern
mert forces which took part in the over
throw of Rivas are now disposed to re-
turn to the frontier If necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
Two Cousins Killed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. l.-Near
Hazard two cousins named Coyhan were
found dead with pistols in their hands,
from both of which shots had been fired.
Between them on a stone was pack OF
cards laying as If left by players. One
man was shot in the back, the other In
the breast. 1t is thought they were shot
while at play and robbed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-03
To Compete With a D,stilllne TINS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. IA Phila-
delphia syndicate recently purchased
the distillery of John Groach at Union
town, KY. for 500, 900. 1t is now
claimed they propose to make cologne
spirits, rye whisky and compete with the
trust known as the distilling and cattle
feeding company, which has its head
quarters at Peoria, Ill.