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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11
The INFoRMER AND Nor THE SEEING OFFICER

The INFORMER AND Nor THE SEEING OFFICER
ENTITLED TO PAY.-AssistantS Secretary Tichenor
of the Treasury department has decided that
under the law and Treasury regulations no
award of compensation can be given to a seiz-
ing officer in a case where the information is
furnished by another party. In the Gardner
opium case in the districts of Oswegatchie and
Cape Vincent, MY, which called forth the
above opinion, Assistant Secretary Tichenor
says the award was made to an informer upon
certificate of the court which had cognizance
of the forfeiture proceedings that an informer
furnished the original information. As the
officer, the Treasury department holds that the
seizing officer can be given no compensation in
the opium cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

PREPARING TO OPEN THE REsERvATIoN.-In-
dian Inspector Armstrong left Washington last
night for the Sioux reservation. 1t will be his
special duty to see that none Of the settlers
who enter the reservation under the Presi-
dents proclamation intrude upon the dimin-
ished Indian reservation lands. The general
land Office officials are also making prepara-
tions to send to the reservation a number of
experienced clerks and two special agents to
assist the local land officers when they shall
have been appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

PARDoNED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has granted a pardon in the cases Of Lewis
Williams and VIM. L. Sanders, convicted in
Arkansas of selling liquor without having paid
the special tax. He also committed to
nine months Imprisonment the sentence in the
case OF Geo. A. Killam, convicted in Colorado
of violating the postal laws and to three
months actual imprisonment the sentence in
the case of Samuel Hopkins, convicted in Texas
of forgery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, $780, customs. $685. 800.
APPOINTED GUNNER.-The President has ap-
pointed Frank c. Messenger gunner in the
navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

THE NEW PENSION OFFICE RULEs-Under the
present system of work at the pension Office
five days in the week are devoted to the adju-
dcation OF cases. One day the entire clerical
force is engaged in the examination OF incom-
plete cases for the purpose of issuing calls for
evidence where needed. During the week
ended January 25 there were 10, ,025 calls for
evidence. The following week the calls num-
bered 13, ,S94 and for the past week 1887 calls
were made. When satisfactory responses are
received to these calls then the cases are
placed on the completed files for adjudication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11
MIscxLLANxous.

The application Of Edward Kolb for retail
liquor license at sll street has been recon-
sidered and approved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NO NECESSITY FoR IT,

In reply to the letter of w. B. Morgan, in
which be calls attention to the necessity Of
having the exposed heated surfaces in the pub-
lie schools covered with magnesia coverings,
Buiiding Inspector Entwisle today said that
the school buildings in the city are constructed
for and run on the low pressure system, and
that there is no necessity Of using the cover
ings spoken Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

San Francisco's ssArchimandrite.
81. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-THE Russian
bishop OF San Francisco will be recalled. He
vail be succeeded by the archimandrite of St
Petersburg. The government has sent an
omcisl 70 the city OF Mexico for the purpose a
estAbhshang . RussiAa legation there,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11
SUMMER RESORTS.

nR W. L. HAWKES. YORK HARBoR, ME,
H wishes TO Lease his Private Residence OF rooms
al modern improvements (except electricity. Terms
- y Per month washington references exchanged.
1l-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

The PRESIDENTS VIsIToRs this morning in
cluded Senators Stockbridge, Jones, Platt
Chandler and Moody and Representatives Hem
derson, Findly, Struble, Wilson, Dorsey, Hill
Owen. Yoder, Spooner, Lawler, Washington
and Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

R~HAvING LEASED THE PREMISES AD-
- joining ours now occupied by the Fair and as
We desire 70 convert the two stores into man.
moth establishment and TO make room for the
builder. Will clear entire stock of Millinery
and Wraps 30 cent below Is your chance
10 secure bargains. KINGS PALACE,
ta21uelS S1i 7th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-11

CERTIFICATES OF STOCK. CHEQUES
a,o1fs "a, ana other securities Conmercial Iitho-
! !aI 10Th and streets post building.)
K~ThE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
- CAPITAL. Sl,000,000.
TEMPORARY OFFICES. lO0l Il street NV
Previous to the erection of the Company's Building
cor. 9Th and SITS. NV
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL AND ON
REAL ESTATE,
Well Secured Loans. guaranteed by the Company,
for sale
INTEREST PAID
Call on or correspond with
". u. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b, Bailey, George F. Schafer,
James l. Barbour. Franklin Schneider.
George l. Bartol Thomas Someryille.
Richard W. Clay. John A. Swope
Samuel Cross. j. ). Swormstedt.
J. j. DARLINGTON, Hattersley W. Talbot
John Joy Edsou, George Truesdell,
Charles j. Faulkner. B. H. Warner,
Albert i. Fox, A. A. Wilson.
y. &. Green, L. ID. Wine,
William b. Gurley, S. W. Woodward.
John IL. LArner. Chas. Benz Wilkinson.
ja2l-1m A. S. wor.hin2ton.
RTHE AMI RICAN ICE COMPANY,
49, OFFICE-l0th ana Il SITS. NV,
,penObscot River Ice Co. and Willis Ice Cocombined,
owning the best located harvesting plant In Maine,
and having made the additions required to its
rapid srowth will its patrons the fair prices
as III the past. Best grades of COAL and WOOD for
sale. Red Wagons Z. N. WILLIS, Washington Manr.
ja23-eod3m
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
ISLAND NUMBER TWO.
Johu Butl-r sno th- g. y a p Both
Cisln 80 ows a.

Jshu Buti.r spo th- C. ~ a Both
Cislm 80 ovs r.
The chancerv csse ~ John Butler
sgsinst the Grand Rapids and Indiana
Railroad Company ~ a. . on trlsi bo-
fore Judge Grove Bpth parties cififa
- hold the tile - isand 80. 2, ~
Government patents. Wm. kngDefis
snd seversl other old settlers are
among the witnesses. sud tnsir tesf
rnouv develops quite 3 bit of interest
ing history Of the early dsyE ~ Grand
Rapids.
Better. tns comps 'usrt. owns prop
srtv on Waterioo-st. running back -.
wards fne river. sed ~ clsifns thsi hit
tile luriudes - tHe wi5dIF ~ Grand
rver. Tbs claim would f1ci p6s vifst
- known So Island 30 T. vhich - rcw
CONNECTED vItt tBs msfr iaHd ne
rhsunel having hesu rites up butlss
ca fr1s ths property y ycrth a. 90. snd
"a 4 isnaw ir tns hsu1s o. tns fa road
eurrrenT snd tha otssr asfendsrts
sna -, 90 ns @Ys. fof ssis 20 vNHs
a. nfuuctson e. prevent thsrn from
siryoslng - - Tne - lrosd c0rb,er
reos I~ee Ir 1871 frsrn tnf Government
patent coursviug Isiapd 20 ~
ftlsrr and o. tn.s patent 80 giving them
ths tfls, Trey continue - bod ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
FRoR GRAND HAVEN.
Opening OF NavirstioB-Bir irbisnd rsrs -
BLACK Has--O -Other T8lk.

,Ass,'ss - ~ 7s>ss,ae .tts,.s
GRASD HhvEN Mich, April Is
Navigation matter are beginning
look up here. The steamer :. @. For
cleared yesteday, on her FIRST tup, g.
Escanaba.
The City Of Ba- n. = hours from
Chicago, arrived fe yesterday ou her
first trip. on hcTarival ~ our .ock sho
was met by latsa delegation 81 our
citizens ..nd hTs band and many &C.
companie1 her o~~r 81 Msskcgoa
Also the following vessels ATT Yei
TODAY The Magglt Do 'he ST scous.a.
steam large fsvct. re ueamer
City ~ Milwaukee WI icave h- o.
Sunday next. and I'll re8lail ig NJ
waukee until @und -, Nav 5. when rhn
Will begin her regular trips across the
lake.
several fne cottages VII ha erected
ct High lsnd Park this seas n Among
thosc who will build ar john Hackfr
4 Son. Mrs Miller. Of O. car1. Df p.
G. Cummings, Joseph kosllz. Ge1rp
saxon, ~ lansing. Oscar Anderson,
John Rylsn and Thomas Parish.
Hon. =. T. Ferry 10 70 town.
r " Perry is 20 ll in Washi1 1gton a
dispatch from him today o1nta .ns cheer
ful news in reference - TIE harb0r AZ
propfa atl0D.
The black bass have begun to ruu
while the perch have beer paying s.
bonus for the priTilege - being caught.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Os TIE three drunks trlsc Ia poiice
oourt yesterday. hls Honor taoAsst
James Cummings n be D. worth tae
hardest case, for he gol S6.S5s Insteaa *
she ordinary s5.SS. ItWoald have oesa
al the sane Il il had been less sor
Cummings h&a X 50 q jail iof toaiieen
DAYS.
Peter De BaeT and r. Hicss each sol
twelve aAys for being draaA
IL looks nov a. fean.a, tne milA
man, h&s cot l.. ~ measure on iha
vndloztioa bu ss A,an mslkmsn
commonly gave on q pnl q wls- Ae
has succeeded ~ sena.og y p o.lN
lana ter lhrty davs. la 0oiaais az .
N8 me and sS costs. kirk the
brother Of Oliver. was allowed a. So
heme and attend to the geese a.
chickens. Ii WAS long alawn-oUl
quarrel, Eno has already been tola ln
detail IA Inls column.
The court is not quite yet ready o. Tt
/ lax its grip OF Ettl. jimmie llc NoKef.
she truAnt, and h.s .se IS SAD joufaet
10 thls morning 81 30 ooiecA
The people oi The state oi Mioh gan
are doiag everything laat tne tssi cu.
lgntenmsnt % tht age c4a do ioI suca
/ Young and tootise vrg ns ar kii.t
Bosch. The present Proceedings afa.ast
kltue do not, by 4 means. reN el a.I
that could he wr.t about Kufe. ~h.
= nov semi a. ae r.fprnafarV
| oirls a Adrssr the caut.rt,an.
! Steainc = p.,els,.t -han fltreh.eI. RUf
that henekceot ,nsturlon does nat sut-
ce,.d tn 6.sfravlaa rt.fta.f other s.e.ail.
nroDens.ties. winch shall h. namelrss.
INA nsotia ~ ths State az NIrAigan
p,sx 5itsi - usll bsvt l,t k.tnr Raseh
"a 80 lea Inns r,,ek,.,. .ha.fker.hIsfs
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Ilatueis' "as "io'.S" 'i az. y,
','1- 'so'' - - az
'his MOI u us1 Alo a i'cis p" 'i' -'t".
A solitary hgurt slowly saulttrod
into the police court room yesterday
afternoon few minutes before lae
session and, although hc occap I'd b-i
one char, he became, in his Own .i-
soI, 'H' ,,, soe~I a"l-'.i0e e io' '.lt
Iiooh' nete le No Aiii y" say lik ''"'
.Ills Auolenoe "As ose ph IaA'on' ana
y "As sIoie " sine44 ln' CO hi't 'i'.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

d. J. Doornink cleared S case of
bibles at the customs Office yesterday,
valued at S55l. The duty was fl37.75.
The Widdicomb Furniture Company
cleared lot Of German mirror plates,
on which the duty was $40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
AsUSEkKsaS


''one of the Brasest MI hS repeated
81 the mstiaoe a. kedmons today.
Tie IRE scene. with asEniy. hand
s0mely constructed ana serN<o2bls IRE
engine, forms Iaoture on ths stage
that csnaot ss surpassed for realism.
Seats for the concert, - be gwen on
Monday evening ia Hartman Hal By
the Philharmonic society. are o. sale
~ herrlck's music store.
"We. Us i Co, one of the jolly and
entertaining farce comedies. often seen
here II former SEASONS, Nill follow '.03le
OF The brssest al Redmond's. Mana
gsF Frank Sl0cum states that be has
provided The piece With new muslc.
new jokes and uumbef OF fresh aud
popular songs. seags may be secured
OF ana after today.
W. il. Currie, Who looks 50 hand
sofae a. Harry Horton ia The Two
Sisters. Is Detr0l BOY. He made na
mistake n adopt'ug the stSge, a. he has
re&ssurng adval t4grs that ought 10
lead hun 20 ii br I aud abundant sue
cess. lie has taf ~, fne presence, and 1,
best of al. good level head. lie has
several IN aiiofs q JOIN his fortunes
with some me companies neXI season.
Max O'Rell, the famous French sztir-
ist and humorisf, n one Of ms anus ng
talks, at Hartman Hall tonight.
As the lone Of the Bravest' engage.
ment al Redmond's progresses, the
good aud hard work done by Mickey
Thompson, the policeman, becomes
more and more apparent. lie certainly
forms "a feature Of a good entertain
ment. and II Eddy Girard drops OF
there Will be somebody 10 step into his
shoes.
Seymour, the famous mind reader
who has been a puzzle b the doctors,
( the metophysicians and the press
/ throughout the entire land, Will give
/ an exhibition OF hls marvellous scientific
power AT Powers Grand next Sunday
| evening. Seymour Will give the driv.
| ing test upon the streets next Saturday
morning.
This is what the CA0uaa9ua Assembly
Herald SAYS of Rev. Wilbur /. Davidson,
who is to deliver bis popular lecture
"Tramps Through Switzerland, al
East-street M. f. Church on Thursday
evening. April p: The illustrated
lecture '1ramps Through Switzerland, j,
presented last night by Rev. W. l.
/ Davidson, of Cincinnati, IN the amphi-
theate~, was greatly enjoyed by all in
attendance. His subject " presented
in a straightforward, pleasing manner
closing with a vivid description of 8
sunset as seen from the summit OF Rg
with the blerwaldstattersee lying Tx,
an azure cross in the valley below. Mr.
Davidson has thoroughly mastered the
theory and practice Of a stereoptcor
ontertalnment."
1t will be a treat 10 all music lovers Il
hear Mrs. Whithey's beautiful plxyins
of the great I'D Minor Concerto" by
| Mendelssohn, with accompaniment o'
the full Philharmonic Society, mex
Monday evening at Hartman's Hall
The low prices of admission, 25 cents, il
surely low enough TO satisfy the de
mand for popular price, Sale Of re
served seats at Herrick's music store.
At both the matinee and evening per
formances at Smiths Opera House yes
| terday large crowds saw the cleve
speciality show. Soma OF the acts ar
really mertorious.
!
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Trs Following is nst q TIE nsTiazs
uesuses ss1s1 since lssf pub shs1. eth tee
names rsslasBss sasn ostsi6s tBs ctT sue
a.ss 81 ths psrties- 1eEt
Jas Eaznia. 9rsrd Kapids township
RerisEva WIsiensss ffrsn1 kspios
f-vrssin ....---- 2f--2r
ee ..,..s.i.. III
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
BULLETIN
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE TO LOOK ATl
NJ. {. Lapham & Son,
GROCERS,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
IS South OIVlSlOn-St.

80 o.d t5oods ~ so5k Il Tie stss !
= entirely uss ga IS hHs shape lhe
sssoFtmeut e varied saa eslap4sts
Goosss delivered 10 say part Of 'hs ei'5
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

ne hov STOOD on fre hDrc ~ deck.
FaNng -eeaiH .sEss
Ths fsrnes it of the tstfIs's vrs-si
Fst ~ pss etssiaE -r-srsls flssss
a shsr snat - fnf rssirteJ SAL
fe1 - snnnf~f hsesi~ ssss
Another shel sssrf sTNrY sstL
RI sto1t trm foT S@csis flskss
efrsnEr huf rrss a. AZ ts l1sk
~ff ral og tEf -@eais "a "A
Hr aia Hof rsrr sfaf tbgT cost
faf - .Ns rsis~f 90 @~ssis Flsk-s
Rrsv-ir - sross urtii - isgs wsrs sone.
a So f~ss -eesls ftssaS
~ as islt xitt naey sens
tIaiag uK 81 -sesls sses
sect - - pieces. steerf "a 50
Whirt ssg44s ~ @e-&s Flsk~s
ilffs 49, ~ SO 80 So
Ihs Eaasl "a - ~ seasis Flst-s
Kaasr A 20 VaH stroN - -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

~ Frrf~Fs -s~srf - ere rrlf oe1rf
- y FuHs 0>grf STrnt F-ss p 81 a.
- sr xnserpt es'vater ~ hae rr erassl
4 Fbsrsir saEzhfisa< gsin. P-i-t & s@usx
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Ne take clothes AID 90 them rough
dry aud return thsm 70 you early IA the
week, ~ we Nill MAKE SPECIAL prices ia
family Washing
Afs.,-.r-rt- 2FsNDEF
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

ne - Fla. meefiHs ~ fhe -fefs heitefs ~
fte FFe-ieeat aad airsafars ~ fas Grand hsa-
lfs q Etfsailc tofa as8F 2 sts - Bed 81 tGe aE
1ar - tEe aennsHF Is ths E~1Fsf1 slsrs ia
rae sffF 81 Hrsa ezafaa sac ~ AlEElS4a
al lssstss ta= sfi aas 81 Nsf i1e N III
a aaes n the laFeaars
g4HF p MlRE sssFstsry
Essxa Ass1a a. ae< Esgs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Made by Valley Cay M.1ng Co, Grand
Rapids, Is tslully iayorte. Try IL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

The steady Improvement IN sales of
our heavy American manufactured
LIu0leam pure c0gk aud oil loOny-nces
Us that ne are headquarters for this
the best hoor covering made. Come
and see Il.
AnIar HEnnrr .--L-lALER n Co
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

ws az the on En@tofs ~ - pTioes
.n thts rtV Telephone us. 2sS AID
se ..l. azll foG yosr Eofs
MEss&Es LsEMasE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Both IA tody And tspe>try Brussels.
srtstac "a des gn. pleasing - eoloFs,
sal.s' AetoFs ln quality. cor Sss'2f siiisilt
i : treat - see Ne shoN tfsn ~stn
p.s2s1Te. Losest market pEiee pre-
Nolsr, II sRPoLssEIo4kE q GO.
See X oder & Co.'S new scotch ging-
hzsas Al - ce1ts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Carvs al klnds Of sore eyes such as
granular IDS, Wiia ha.rs, scfoiula IN
eyes, failing sight or cas4facts- For
sale at Peck's drug store 80 cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

We make weekly contracts with you
10 do your family washing.
MUN0ER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

We are prompt in getting out work.
We aim 10 please the public.
AUS0ER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit
The best Is cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Every lady in looking over her house
in the spring finds many things she
wants washed. Send them TO Us and
we will wash them for you.
MUNGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

We do up lace curtains, pillow shams,
lambrequins, etc.
MUNGER's LAUNDRY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

toao -re~ liae = .frsort>o ue~sliY
i@ss-sts
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Seats for the concert 10 be gwen on
Monday eveniag ia Hartman Hal BY
the Philharmonic society Are o. sale
~ Herrlck's music store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Call today and see those imported
novelty jackets at Kidder d Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Lily White Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

'soae Of the BEAyest MI sS repeated
81 the m2uaee AZ keduous today.
Tie Ere scene. with asEnty. hand
sonely constructed ana serNSoSbls hre
engine, forms Iaoture on the stage
that osnaot ss surpassed for realism.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-24

Seymour, the famous mind reader
who has been a puzzle h the doctors.
the met0phys,cians and the press
throughout the entire land, Will give
an exhibition OF hls marvellous scientific
power al Powers Grand next Sunday
evening. Seymour Will give the drlv-
ing test upon the streets next Saturday
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
WHITEWRIGHT.
Number of Bridges Washed Away-Child's
Narrow Escape.

NUMBER or Bridges masheu AWay-ChlIus
Narrow Escape.
Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwRIGHT, Tex, April 24.-Rain has been
falling here every day FOR the past week and the
low lands are almost flooded and a great many
bridges have been washed away. Farmers are
away behind with their work and those who
have farms in the lew lands will have to replant
their crops.
The little daughter of DR.. R. May while play
ing near a cellar door yesterday, slipped and
fell in. The cellar was half full of water. A
colOred woman near by heard the splash of the
water and missing the little girl began to search
for her just IN time to save her from a Watery
grave.
J. B. Woosly is building brick building on
the south side Of Main street 75xl00, to be used
an agricultural implement house. J. g.
Reinhardt will erect a brick building on the
Rathburn corner 5OxlO0 at an early date to be
used for mercantile purposes. Fain & May
viii also erect on Grand avenue large brick
building, into which they viii move their stock
of dry goods.
Caianthe Lodge No III, Knights of Pythias.
has received since organization, fifteen new
members. E. F. Workman, D. G. c., of Honey
Grove, was the happy recipient of an elegant
gold headed cane presented by the lodge last
night and the following resolutions.
WHITEwRIGHT, Tex, April 10. 1890.
Whereas, Calanthe Lodge, No. III, Knights
of PythIas, was on April 4, 1890, organized with
forty-three charter members by Deputy Grand
Chancellor E. @. Workman. And whereas,
bTOLnGT w OIi0aIl ulO, IN MS OnClal DUTY, give
US model OF parliamentarian an energetic and
untiTing worker in the order of Knights of
Pythias, and an example of rare patience.
Therefore, be IL
Resolved, that Calanthe Lodge, No. III,
Knights of Pythias, do heartily endorse
and approve of Deputy Grand Chancellor Wor-
tham's manner of procedure in discipline, pa
thence and otherwise
sS'2 That we shall ever remember Brother wor-
.tham's patience work, aud that the doors of
this lOdge-nothing violated-shall stand open
to Brother Workman and the members of Calan-
the Lodge, No. III, Knights of Pythias, will
hail with delight his presence in our lodge
room or among us. o. Y. RATHBUN,
j. N. BIGGERs,
T. B. MOORE.
Committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
DUBLIN.
Cotton Compress, Roller Mill, Canning Factory
lee Factory, Etc.


lee Factory, Etc.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
DUBLIN, Tex, April 23.-Petitions were pre-
scented at called meeting of the city council
last night for permission to erect a system OF
electric lights and for the construction of a
street railway, part of which will be built and
equipped by July 4, if permission is granted.
There was also a proposition presented to the
council to lease tract of ten acres of land for
ten years for the purpose of making a city park.
Action on the above viii probably be taken at the
next meeting.
The crop prospects are as fine as could be
wished and should the present prospect con-
tinue there viii be the largest crop gathered this
fall ever raised in Erath county, and then look
out for the business that will be done in Dublin.
Just think of the following enterprises that have
started up here in the last month, and most all
of them assured fact, to-wit: Cotton
compress, roller mill, canning factory, ice fac
tory, street and electric lights, and show if
you another town of size that can pro-
duce such record, and all these enterprises are
helped on by that accommodating, plucky littl e
RAILROAD, the Fort Worth and Rio Grande.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25

New England capitalists to visit our town and
investigate the opportunities for investment.
The new brick block has been delayed on ac-
count of the brick not coming as fast as it is
needed.
We have been having fine rains, and crops are
in splendid condition. Wheat has not been
danas ed to any extent in this vicinity, and
promises a large yield.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
wichnF Falls.

special TO the Gazette.
A., '.A-IA FAILS, TX, April pa A
I'''s a'iul entertainment, for the benefit of
-. ,,'s confederate home at Austin, was given at
.''e opera house last night by the ladies and
--''ellen Of this city. The first part consisted
- ,os@l and Instrumental music and the second
fss.-..atlon and tableaux. The whole enter
enc u. was greatly enjoyed by the large audi
rIs4,t 'Sseht as was evidenced by the liberal ap-
f'SS1se ana enCores demanded
leg Lt1e large amount OF rain has fallen in the
and s rI.. Jays thoroughly soaking the ground
''-s al The streams and water holes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Ten Points Higher.
Wheat Opened Strong, FIuctuated Widely and
Closed Unse ttled-COffee and Wool
Markets Unchanged.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
Eopr WnPru Try pril u 1pQ6

FORT WORTH, TEX. April ~; 1890.
The day was more quiet than usual in retail
departments to-day, though by no means dull,
and late in the afternoon quite number of peo-
pie were out purchasing. The usual good trade
is reported in all wholesale lines.
The general markets are in fair condition and
prices on all produce, ETC., quite firm,
though no especial change from yesterday.
Fruit and vegetable dealers are receiving large
Shipments, and trade in these lines is good.
New Irish potatoes have been on sale at retail
houses for several days. Eggs are not so plenti-
ful and ar tending upward. Choice country
butter is also scarce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-25
CIeburne.

Special to the Gazette
CLEBURNE, TEX. April 2S.-The artesisn well
is down $50 feet, and has 200 feet of water.
The city council has instructed Mayor Frymie
to circulate petition for the purpose of extend
ent limits.