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Profits of Literary Success.

/ know young verse-writer. writes Ed
ward w. Box, in the Ladies' Home Journal
who is looked upon by the world in every
respect as successful poet. And she is.
BY that mean you see her poems in all
the leading magazines, and her accept
ances outweigh the destinations.
have known her TO have poem
in five of the best magazines in single
month. Every periodical reader knows
her work and she has her name on two
published volumes of verse. Her success
has been considered exceptional. and it is
Yet / saw from her own memorandum
book that. during the entire year of
1889, she received not $500 for
all her poetical work. Some will say, but
that is poetry. Very well; here is an in
stance in biography. An eminent bog-
rapher spent nearly three years compiling
work which when published, only
recently, excited the admiration of
critics and public alike. 1t called
forth columns OF newspaper praise--in one
case, newspaper devoted one entire page
toitsreview-and there was not dissenting
voice as 10 the accuracy, literary style and
strength of the book. 1t dealt
with great subject and a great
epoch. and the author is regarded
as great author. That man received
exactly S6s2 as the revenue of his three
years work, and the work has stopped
selling. A London edition of 500 copies
was Soda large sale. IN sheets, of an
American work OF biography. The fore
most English journals gave it pages of re-
view. 1t sold in England exactly seventy
one copies.
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1.-The .Iersex Liz 5,

Ia what Millais christened his famous portrait
OF that celebrated woman, who has since be-
come familisriy known 10 the public by that
expressive and appropriate name; in tu-n, she
has coupled her lame with that OF the most
celebrated toilet article III existence as witness
what she says:
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and O July sun. Please send me ar once A
dozen bottles each. rs am leaving for Europe
Saturday week. Yours faithfully,
LELLIk LASGTRY,
To Messrs Wisdom & Co.
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NO SIBERIA IN TURKEY.

"How as to the prisons?" asked
"The prisons in Oriental countries are
ike the streets in Oriental countries, in q
very primitive and bad condition. The
Turkish iails are not so bad as those in
Russia. There is no Siberia in Turkey.
and there is no administrative process in
Turkey by which, unheard, thousands are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Tenth Assembly District shall he altered and d.
into election districts the extent and limits
i l b5 ss BY sas y snS s sH2ti al t
street fof,ytn stanton sIFes and Bowen
h0S D ad Sn: wa s
An street srl h and Esy ali ' tsst
of the city ts'' dsi yaa
street qfsn'a sSse
q. I s91 sf By a%S sha
he Fifth Election District shall contain all that pai
street. Essex sert stanton street and IHdlST street
st Of the s S stree Stanton street and Esex
Part h o city
cSGS is sqnGa .Ss .aS sGG al sa
e By tn %nn ire wct The
and south sides Of Frs. street from Avenue to Eat
street and S5 d and Of East e OF
from s,IeSt +? Fra street sss, al, ,h,. Dar
G x ana king e x1aaae s%a me d
s Side Of iS street
TCa'h GSeS" By p and y an %n Fl f that
Avenue 4 East Houston street and First ayeH"r n,
mart Of the city bounded by and lying within Second street.
S FIR E it an ps f' sha Contain all
part bounded BY ana lying With: lns First street
IT, Gss'
city BOUNDED ey and c1 Is T a1en Second street.
FRI Tnd sI fourteenth Election shall oil that
sect q '9s S
h s.y BY a swat seond
First street p paS E0 ss, contain al, that
1 ssse s yas Ssrs Fourth
T 'tfs hail all
i Inc ely bounded BY and lying within Third street
s.. ssntS y a" g sssSns GS' tear
The Nine,enin ELECTION Ds'cs shall contain al that
M Of 7s S a Tf s East r0u
dart t" Of the city bounded BY lying within the south
Ld 81 f,t SM r' a Te soson no 70 d mo
Eeei,on ID D't ,e shall contain .Ss al that
p second street from FL. Xvenas and the
Of rs s pts :rs s 70 dh :,
pat Of clty bo9ndsd BY and lying within ih north sto
%c s'sS%a & $sssaa sIa
s MY Sf BY sas contain %s al S
q Mira street from Avenue to Avenue and the cas-;
Eof u sd Hii;s. that
% Sh Her, :as all
iit :: ss S Ss s
''df RI wensy Election p:fs. sss all a.
s sy nsndsl BY and lying within the ,oS s sd.
En ,In is% the
that @ sIl.a
side s dc Of G s o to eys o
s sns fsn &C.
the soth side Of Fifth sreet from First avenue to
F, AvenuaA.
that raf Of the city bounded by and lying within Fifth
sir e. first avenue, East Fourth street. and Second
| avenue. , ,,..., ,,,.,. ,,, $1,000. . ,
Of bounded by and lying within Fifth street
ssroni ,enue: Eas! Fourth street and BOwery,
The thirty rst FL cion III tric shall contain oil that
pa,t u IL ty rded BY and lying within sixth street
The hrty second E,e,aon District shall contain all
that parrot c city bounded BY and lying within the
af % ds q SIKH .r. from Second sHen"e 70
The Trtyhird Election District shall contain ali that
Of IN s from Second Avenue % F- ss
and the est side OF First avenue. from Fifth to
IN. TrJ fourth Else.Sn Di.t,st shall contain al
Js Of Nst avenue from Fifth street Sixth street
and the auth side Of Sixth street. from First avenue "
Tns Tty NTH Election District shall contain all that
,.,t of bounded nv and lying within the NORTH
1e OF Fir street from First ayenls TO Avenue and
the west de Of Avenue 4. from Fifth street to Sixth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Eighth Assembly District sail be altered and and
." %aen '. III 9,s s, all s.Is ,;
s ast es,i SsSss ri tia,
par tnS Of stH S city bounded By and lying Si.n9 Canal
% chnye c eS 6 9yaf ' sss a 9Sas% al thu,
uarl Of te city bounded by and lying Within Canal
Ys foS fe h'{ E It sa contain All si
D. W SaaSq S as yinag oSn . saH.
IGs in:n Lection Dst[;et shall contain all Tat
Feet, a Of Noo s .r sgna 6son sts s%s LSdo%
hester st, and s9sA 6! sst shall eon.n all that
part Of BOUNDED y and lying rS es,sl
i,s se aGo and H Rs,l0n , o.nl'a
'' Inc s.Snt Eicton District shall contain all tina!
sstrc. tes Can srsi I'D h0r sS5., sre. .
ssIees tas ;Fs .a ad l ssss all tn,
pt BOUNCED BY -, ana lying rn Grand
inc TenIn Ele District snail conan AL tina,
s s.,t SSrnfa BY street aHe lying %
Eovnn Election ps' es shall eSn; sa al tina,
part Of tnf folk ky street Essex street Hsse,
''rST hs a hWtfta Eeeton District shall all that
,; Of che ' !rs SsunSa GRAND y ss ssf E Sia%
lat Of r a. sssada y .a$ lying T.'s h''o'
81 | ssanda Sy ND s @ Rs to.
part H Ct @ S's sn ]
street Edrdee str Ct ro0Te st:eo and ohtysc street
mart Of the city bounded by and lying within Riyngtn
Street Forsyth street Delaney ST ct and Chryte street
Inc Spycntetti Eie tlOh District shall c0n4n all that
part city BOUNDED by and lying within Rivtnaten
rt et Edrdgc street Delaney street and Fosl Tn street
The Eighteenth Election District shall contain all that
part OF The city borrden by ana lying within Riyngor
street Allen fteet sire +, and Edridge street
The Nintteenlh Election District shall contain al thai
part Of the bounded BY AID lying within Delaney
street LUDLOW street Broone street. and Allen sarct
The Twentieth Election District shall contain al that
part tho city bounded by and lying within RivnRon
street Ludlow street Dclincer street and lien street
The twenty first Elect ION District shall all dial
part Of tho city bounded by and lying witha fynGen
The Election Dsrct shall contain AL tina
Jart Of the city bounded by and lying within Riyngon
Norfolk BE street and EAbex street.
The Twenty Election District shall oestsin 81 III.
Clinton street. Riytngton street and Suffolk street
The Twenty.forrt Election District sha contain that
sufoik street Rfvtneton street, and Norfolk street
Tho TwcntvGfth Election District shall contain all thai
part thu city bounded by ard lying within Stanton street
Norfolk street, Rivinoton street AMI Essey street
The Twcnysi Election District shall contain al thai
part OF she city Bounded By lying within Stantsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24
election Notire

The Threcn. Election District shall contain al thss
tbs sy eo.adsG by ad ZEE su S,sh srcs ar4t
'f se 9 PUur sasl Election District. contain all that
ss 'n saa ssS,a 4. sss;
y and .es s,n :sni f'se
ssuHSsd y y. ss,t s.s snS S FL
Y SsSsn s sss;
part Of ss fG M
shsf and r; .h stie: Contain d. tina.
D.,. h M city seuaasa Sg nd GRAND
rsss s sDf sSa contain all that
M sf Sins 4. that
Street rs ss Sss s'is
ssas hs @ s'%Sa.s $ ss.s
r ssaa isss sna les
that par Of the city and lying within
s'' fesSg issse heen as
part OF the city bounded BY AND iyass ws ,,reet
H Hsiss Sse
:s Ds so s II Fly 'fSasse s'
NoSk r@en Election District shall sGnsan 81
that part The city bounded by and src lying and w Norfolk
ancey street, Suffolk street. Grana S'ree' ""O
The Twentyagh Election District shall eSnt atn a
ton Street, Clinton street. Delaney s"ce' anu
street ,.,., r,,s,,,ct shall contain all
that part the city bounded by and lying win %
'f TN. Tbtet Election District shall contain all that
part the city bounded BY and lying w Street
The Thrty.hrst Election District snSn wing Mi.hn
that TART eli the city bOrndtd BY anu H,"s ,,S Dit
St.n,on street, Wlcu street. RVinetoh See'' anu 81"
TbIr:y.scroad Election District shall contain ,, ~
that part OF the city bounded by anu Hamsd Wiiisii
st aS street. Sher ;ree vnstOn street ana "ie'
str Of. -, 49,, ,,i-,.,o, shall contain oil
,h.i mart OF tic rty bounded ly ald ylns "is, mn
Stanton street Columbia street. kivihgtoh street, anu
The Thirty fourth Election District shall contain Wi,
that mart OF the city bounded Oy ana yihg, , Miu
Stanton street street, kirngton street. @Au ''
Ola It'll 1ee nr,vNfth Election District shall contain al
TINT n,rt of tae cty bounded by and lying Ni1nli
Salton street Lewis street hN'"s'o" S'r'e'' A''N
str ct. NJ, ,-,,.o, n,.tr,ct shall con ain all
49,, ne -; thc citv bounded by and lying WITHIN
SaS,on Street Last river. Rvngon street anu Le"I'
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Tn. Third Assembly District shall be altered and d.
ESS U ta'S Sh sSIs sa Ds so@ ~ n,
cSn Dl, nS ; ; % SGnH" a. ina: pat,
Inc Street Hester stIce.. Cctrc stlee: Canal sic
and secSoa Election shall GCntap al that part
o Ae , s{ Pg ana ..t % am and 'GS:sS
thc ILirG fect.on District s!ail contain an ta' par
so sns .. S's G m;siaf G ,n.,
Sqn,So Sy a4s sosc Ei' caas ' sce .S aad
"' lie fh Election District a eGnta AL that ps;
soS 1s Heser stres Ezaoeh Street Grand street and
A' Tlc sixth fha seSsq tr OIL that pert
Roll .ee .. rely S 3aHa t y ana sd ces.f
Tne seventh Election district snail contain al mt part
S,o :9S s sitet D'I bfoos street
AUG TIE Eighth Election shall contain al that part
a." ssiees BiOOinc street. Crosby street Spring street
'ne Tho Ninth District shall contain all thst part
e IS s: sss"fss y Ss Ssss s
3! r. sSsa$s .ss Il, ,s,.
aAsss slsss Is MI: a.
part city bounded BY ana 4g N .tr rtn'e street,
Not +: :'isss ssss .ss Al.
h S s a::
Ton street Prime street sSa ana . thu.
.t Of she city bounded and lying within East Aous-
rSs Ess,iSa Ds'rss shall l,S contain ~ that
co ssrsst Boweiv Prnee s,rest md fIsesth strset
lug ,Ss citv bounded by and lying within Blocker
sssee. " RoWeYy East Houston street and Broadway
mart Of s city bounded by and lying whin East Fourth
ynfSsn.t Eowerv R,eecker street and Broad way
To Twsnsth Election District shall contain all that
by 30 Sa'
nf Brceawsy r,.soo n,styct shall contain all that
- ~ hc rity bounded by lying wishn Fact Twelfth
Ereef Third avenue, and Fourth avenue ., =,
~. Twcnty-second Election District ehah CONAN an
st pant Of TIE city bounded by anc iyne Wtnin Es'
Fourseosb street, Third avenue. East Twefh street,
sod Fourth ayea1e u,...., n...,., .s.u contain ali
hst rsst the city bounded BY and lsns within Es:s
M Union sdusne q Fourth avenue. -, ., III
ma TWenty.fourth Election District shall contain al
49, nart ~ The cit bounded and lying within East
Enoteoon ssreet Fourth avenue East Twentieth srees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-24

Tho Sixth Assembly District shall be altered and divided
int, election DISTRICTS the extent and limits Of
rst Election District shall contain all that part
y, ,he ri.v bounded by and lying WITHIN Grand street
y % Jsekson street. Cherry street. and Coiiears
street. ,.,., Dt.trI.t shall contain oil that M ri,
- & INV nouudpd by and lying within Madison street
rend street Coriears street. Cherry sEect and Jackson
The Third Election District shall contain all that part
Of G.s se r He (;raad street, aud MAngin street
NJ the civ bounded by and lying within DeIancey street
M.nsin al s,resT Grand street. and Goerck street
The Fifth Election District aha cont3in a that part
of tne city and lying within fHinsto street.
Mangtn street. Delaney street snT D0cre , III IT, -
The Sixth Election District shall contain All that part
NJ the city bounded BY and living within Rvihgton street.
Sosrck street. DeiSncey street, ana Lewis street
he Seyenfh Election District shall contain oil that part
of the city bounded BY lying within Delaney street
Hoerck street Grand street. and Lewis street
The Eiehth Election District shs contain al that part
Of the city bounded BIZ and lying within broome street!
The Ninth Election District shall contain al that part
NJ the civ Sonndd by lying within Delaney street.
IsTs street Brooms stYcet and Cannop street.
me Tenth Election District shall contain al that paft
Of tho city bounded BY and lying within street.
The Eleventh Eiecuop District shall contain Al mat
siish Elsstoa shall contain all tina. part
OF the city bounded BY and lying within Dsancey street.
Cannon street Brsonss street ana Columbia street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
THE HIGHER COURTS.
synOpses of Decisions Rendered at the Present
Austin Sitting.

synopses OF Decisions Rendered at the Present
Austin Sitting.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
AUSTIN. TEX, June 10. IT. W. FoItz ct al. VS.,
A. b, Ferguson, from Shackelford county; on
motion for rehearing; opinion by Henry, ]. In
support Of the motion it is commended that the
recording of the states judgment in shackel-
ford county on February Il, 1879, did not create
a lien on the land in controversy Situated in
Haskell county, which was attached to shackel-
lord Tor judicial purposes only; The law of
1866 was in force ut The time when the record
was made, and the law Of 1851 did not in any
way affect the legality of records previously
made. "A Tex. So !, TO which we are referred
presents question different from the one be-
tore US, as the point there was, where deed
had to be recorded that conveyed land in
county attached to some other county for s'iu-
ulclal purposes only" In this case the oues-
tlon Is as to the proper place for recording of a
judgment IN such county. The recording of a
Judgments strictly judicial purpose. it is a
step toward collecting as much as the lew of an
execution, and 1t is correct to issue the execu-
uon TO the sheriff OF the county to which the
unorganized county is attached for judicial
purposes and in which the Judgment was rem
5tefed; 1t was also proper for the sheriff to sell
tne property at the courthouse of his own
county. The fact that the law before 1881 did
not require conTeyances to be recorded in tn E
county where the judicial proceedings were had
does not modify the effect OF laws regarding
such judicial proceedings. We cannot give our
assent 70 the proposition that '.the voluntary
conveyance by Mrs. F. to her children was void
as 70 her creditors, and being void the title re-
manned with her, and her subsequent sale eff
Iected through her agent to F. & d. for the
purpose OF paying her debts, was q valid sale
sno cannot be questioned by those claiming nm
yer s me voiuntary conveya nce. This question
Is decided differently in 20 Tex. l62. Motion
overruled.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
LAREDO.
the PlOw - LaredO's Manufacturing
Enterprises.

Special TO the Gazette.
LAREDO, TEX, June IL. - Another
fne rain has been falling all day in this
section, benefiting the crops greatly
Southwest Texas is the finest portion, OF
which Laredo is situated and is fast be-
coming aisagricultural center, the stock
man falling back willingly before the
man with the plow. Tbs cheap, ex-
ceedingly fertile lands in this section are
being taken 9Rby Industrious farmers,
and the aspect ef ths whole country is
undergoing c0eaRsese change.
The Laredo fnfture factory, which
commenced Operating the other day, il
turning out sa1ie mat GLASS work.
The LAREDO 9ottonfAg and milling com
pany, whicA Jas only been in operation
a few uiohths, As found 1t
necessary to place orders for additional
machinery, beng unablssto supply the
demand with their present equipment,
although running day and hight.
The Laredo Improvement company is
in receipt of large amount of new ma
chinery for its electric railway and cleo
trio light plants.
Parties from the North who are So
journing here are delighted with our
climate. They state they feel the heat
far more oppressive in Northern and
Eastern cities than in Laredo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Artists In Their Business.

GrovERsv1LE, N. Y, June H.
Thieves broke into w.-D. Norton g jew
elry store last might and stole about
$40, 900 worthsof iewelry. Among the
valuablss taken were several hundred
dollars, gold and. silver watches, q num-
Der of chains, fnger-rings and many
pieces of solid gold. -9TweRty diamond
rings were also taksn- dhe safe was
blown open, and detectives on the case
say the robbers were undoubtedly pro-
fessionals.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
The House Silver Bill Amended.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE senate
committee on finance to-day considered
and amended the house's silver bill. The
provision making certificates issued IN
payment of bullion legal tender for pub
lie and private debts was struck out,
leaving them receivable for customs,
taxes and public dues. The bullion re-
demption clause was stricken out also.
A resolution providing for free coinage
of silver whenever the market prices is
81 for thirty-seven aud one-half grains
of silver was submitted. This act Is
made to take effect in thirty days after
passage, and shall terminate at the sx-
piratiOn of ten years therefrom'
qhis action of the committee was not
unanimous, but the minority will make no
report, reserving to themselves the right
to offer an'amendment on the floor of the
senate striking out the bullion redemp-
ton clause, which was passed by prsc-
tically unanimous vote.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12

osition 20 silver. II Cleveland or Hill
| were nominated neither could escape
from his Wall street environment and
| the convictions of the St. Louis cOnveu-
| ton which nominated Cleveland, and
were smOthsred. The Democratic party
by conceding it can win success only
] through q New York nominee admits a
fatal weakness and almost merits de-
feat.
The News concludes by an appeal to
the party to give the West and South a
chance.
DICKERSoN NOMINATED.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, June IA Car
rollton, KY, dispatch says Hon. W. W.
Diokerson of Grant county was nomin-
ated for congress on the two hundred
and seventh ballot to succeed Carlisle.
SOUTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
ABERDEEN, S. D., June 1.-THE
South Dakota state Democratic oonYen-
tion assembled shortly after IL a. m. to-
day with forty-two counties represented
by 260 delegates. Secretary Crane called
the meeting to order, referring briefly to
the tragic death of q. 7. Huntley, late
chairman of the state central committee.
Col. Sheafe of Watertown was chosen
temporary chairman and E. NJ. O'Brien
secretary.
WHEELER FOR GOVERNOR.
Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, Ten, June IA primary
con vention has been called by the Demo-
cratic county chairman, Capt. E. X.
Kane to meet at the courthouse on July
l, TO select delegates to the county
convention to meet at the courthouse on
uly 10, for the selection of delegates to
TO the state convention. Lively interest
ls now manifested in the result of those
conventions, and no doubt they will be
well attended. The anti commission
people seem to be on top at this time.
And the guess now is that Gov. T. b.
Wheeler will receive the nomination for
governor, W. L. McGaughey for land
commissioner and John d. Mccall for
comptroller. The balance of the ticket
has not been discussed much yet.
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. June II The DEM
ocratic state convention to nominate
supreme judge, state superintendent OF
public schools, members Of state railway
commission, and to elect new state
central committee, met here to-day.
Hon. w. Pope Yoeman was chosen tenn
porary chairman and w. G. McCarty
temporary secretary The usual COM
mittees were appointed and then a recess
taken until CLOCK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
SUNDAY TRAGEDY.
Further Particulars of the Shooting Near Chill
'IIcothe-Harvesters at Work.

Further Particulars Of the Shooting Near Chill
'IicOthe-Harvesters at Work.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
CHILLICOTHE, TEX, June 9.-The
Baptist people organized here Saturday
We now have Cumberland Presbyterians
NJ ethodists and Baptist organizations all
flourishing.
When the people came out of the
church yesterday morning Sunday they
were met by a runner for the doctor,
who brought information that a man
named Hodge had been shot in the thigh
by his neighbor Lu Smith. Both live
northeast of here near Red river, and it
seems that Smith had said something
that Hodge wished him to retract, which
he declined to do, and as the story goes
Hodge had threatened his life. Sunday
morning Smith was riding down the road
unarmed by Hodge 3 place and the latter
was sitting on the fence by the road, and
after getting down shot at Smith three
times, when Smith got off his horse and
clinched his antagonist and cut his
pantaloons and Hodge shot again, the
ball striking the ground between the
two men. Hodge then freed himself,
ran a few steps and fired the last shot,
which took effect as above stated. Mr..
Smith then got on his horse and rode
home: His mother, who was stricken
with paralysis about year ago, had
another attack and at last accounts, was
in a critical condition.
, 1t Is truly grand and pleasing sight
to ride on the splendid roads up
and down this valley and see the
many artistically painted harvesters and
binders doing their perfect work in the
heavy golden wheat fields of such broad
expanse, and the sample of wheat chal-
lenges the world to beat it.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
Kills His Son-in-Lau,

LoNGvIEw, TEX, June l0.-Last night
about O'Clock at Gladewster, small
town twel We miles west of this place, q
Mr.. Buckheltz shot andSinstsntly killed
his son-in-law named Cooksey. Full
particulars could not be obtained. The
trouble is supposed to have originated
from Cooksey's wife leaving him and
returning to her fathers.