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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to depositors
~ In the Savings Bank Department
of Claus Spreckels q Co. that, from and
after the LIST day of April, 1890, the in
tercst allowed on deposits will be re-
duced to four az per cent per annum.
Depositors will be allowed to withdraw
their deposits up to that date without
giving the usual notice, but, if allowed
TO remain after April list, said deposits
will be considered ms subject to the rules
and regulations published in the Pass
Books.
CLAUS SPRECKELS & co.
1S9 I'm
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Island Views.

A LARGE assortment of Photographs
IA and Stereoscopic Views of the
most attractive scenery, buildings, etc I,
in these islands, for sale at reasonable
prices.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Corner Fort and Merchant streets.
230S II
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Collector Wanted.

A N active American, EnGlishman or
~ German, of good abits and char.
acter, who also speaks Hawaiian, and
can furnish first.class references, may
obtain permanent situation as Col.
lector. by addressing p. o. Box No.
35l, Honolulu.
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Valuable Property For Sale

nAA nN Nuuanu Avenue, n
ASA " newly furnished 2.storv
3 House containing s rooms,
kitchen, bathroom, closets, carriage
house, stable, henery, etc. Grounds
contain 2-10 acres, well laid ont in
lawns, shade and fruit trees, flowers,
etc. viii be sold low, with or without
furniture, horses, carriages, live stock,
and all the appointments needed in n
frst.class residence, as the owner in.
tends leaving these Islands.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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HOUSE to RENT.

.hMA A LARGE 2 Story House,
sS& n first class in every res.
kA pcct, with all necessary out.
buildings, fine lawn, shade trees, flower
beds, etc very deslrably located within
10 minutes walk of the Post Office, will
be leased for one or more years, at n
reasonable rental to select private
family, Apply at
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HAVING sold ont my interest in the
Ill finn of r More & Co. to j. N. 8.
Williams, all persons indebted to said
firm are required to pay the amounts of
their Indebtedness to me, and all having
accounts against SAID firm will present
them TO me for payment at the office of
X. More e. Co.
THos. II. LUCAS.
Honolulu, Feb. l, 1890. 482 I'm
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Anderson & Lundy,
Dentists.

Artificial Teeth from one to an entire
set inserted on gold, silver, aluminium
and rubber bases. Crown and Bridge
Work a specially. To persons wearing
rubber plates which are a constant
source of irritation to the mouth and
throat, We would recommend our Pro.
phylactic Metal Plate. All operations
performed in accordance with the latest
improvements in dental science. Teeth
Extracted without pam by the use Of
Nitrous Oxide Gas.
az Office at Old Tregloan Residence
Hotel street. Fcb.2(,.S0
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Furnished House To Let

~ q A II Waikiki, two story
&SsM IA House, containing six
3 rooms nicely furnished, with
kitchen, lanai, bath and servants rooms,
stable, etc, to let for few months at n
reasonable rate. Or rooms will be let
singly with good table board.
HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.
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TRANCE.
Continental and Colonial
AGENCY.
SO Rue de Dunkerque. Paris.

Executes Indents for every description
Of French, Belgian,
Swiss, German, and English Goods, at
the best Manufacturers Lowest Prices.
Commission, Two.and. "A. Half per cent.
All Trade and Cash Discounts allowed
TO Clients. Original Invoices forwarded
when requested.
Remittances, through London or
Paris Banker, payable on delivery of
Shipping documents; or, direct to the
manager.
The Agency Represents, Buys, and
Sells, for Home and Colonial Firms.
Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cam brics,
Silks, Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes,
Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,
Millinery, Laces, Gloves,
Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,
Gold and Silver Lace,
Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,
Boots and Shoes, Glass, and
China.warc, Clocks, Watches,
Jewellry, Fancy Goods,
Electro-plate, Musical Instruments,
Fans, Ecclesiastical pnd
Optical Goods, Mirrors, Toys.
Perfumery, Wines, &C.,
Oilman's Stores, Books Artistic
Furniture, Stationery,
Chrome Machinery. &c., &C.
lily 3.
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Tine cnrieRSe innovation.

La compagnie du chemin de fer de
Pennsylvania est tOujoursa la recher
che de ce qui peut coutribuer au
comfort de SEES clients ct rendre les
voyages aussi agreables que posi-
BILE. \ partir du Ter. f6vrier pro.
chain, il Y aura, dams. lie train ex.
press de luxe entire New York ct
Pittsbnrg, appele Pennsylvania Ii.
mited un stenograpLe qui Sc tlendra
a Ia disposition DIES voyagenrs pour
leur servir de secretaire. II ecrira.
sous la dictee, les lettres que les
voyageurs desireront adresser a
lenrs correspondents. les t%ranscrira
an moyen de la machine 4 ecrire, ct
les eXpediera pendant lie trajet
meme dn train. Tn compartment
special Sera amenage a Get effet.
Les %negociants ct les hommes
d|atfaires pourIont ainsi faire leur
correspondence pendant lenrs
voyages, CONNIE s'ils etaient dams
leurs bnreaux.
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Lean continue 4 monter dams
nOtre bayou ct Ia navigation y
devient de jour en- ionr Plus aisGe.
AuSSl voyons toute Ia tlotte
qui eXploite les rives de Lafourchp
sen bonner a c9ur joie ct animer
les FAUX de notre bayou.
lie "dredge boat" qni doit op6rer
pour lie compte du drainage du Be.
district ne trouve pas encore, ce-
pendant assez d'eau pour common
Ger SEES travaux. II serait grand
temps que fon fut fix6 sur la valeur
de ce "dredge boat ct des efets
miles quill peu reallser. On s'est
beaucoup occupe du drainage pour
lie BE. district ct ropinion p%ubliqne
demande quelque satisfaction.
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Tn minlstre protestant les Etats
CniS aNalt uni iii couple allemand.
La cfremonie fate, lie marie dit:
M lie ministre je mai pas lie
500, mails je vouS ferai cadeau dun
petit cochon de lait.
L'0tfre tut acceptfe ct rAlle-
mand lemplit sa promesse.
Deux ms plus tard. lie ministre
qni await ieja oubie Paffaire rencon
ire notre Allemand dams nne antre
vile, c'etait leur premiere rencontre
depuiS lie marriage.
M. le ministre, dit rAllemand,
vons rappelez vons de m'avoir ma
RE ct a'avoir recu de moi un cochon
de lait?
-Oui.
Eli bien 81 vous voulpz me iema.
rier. ie vous donnerai deux gros
cocllons ct qnatre tetes Ell fro
mage!
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Prescription ct Victoire de la
Langue Franchise.

D'apres une dep6che de Turin
datee du 81 dGcembre, lie gouverne.
ment italien a decide que les classes
de trancais an college d'Aoste
Se'nlt SupprimeeS.et que les jour
nanx qni paraiseaient jus9u.a PIE
sent en- trancals devront palaitre
en- itaiien, d partir Ter ianvier.
Dan autre cote, les ~journaux de
Berlin annoncent que lie miniStre
de l'instruction puhlique d'Allema-
ene a decide de snpprimer com.
pl6temeut ltnspignement de Ia
langne FRANCHISE dams tontes les
e:o!eS lie la Lorraine.
La coincidence de ees measures
montre faccetd parfait qni exi>te
entire FAllemagne ct fItalie IT T..
bnt que %ponrsnivent ces denx
nations. Ell s'efforcant de rendle.
sur les frontiere>, les rappoits de
plus enplu> djtlieiles. En- presence
de ceS measures. qni venlent cite
menacluteS, Ia France ma qu'aue
chose i fare, c'eSt de df~velonprr
par tous les mayens posSibles. sur
ceS mtmes t~rontieres. lt6tude dc
Il Iangne ~allemanGe ct De la Iansne
j~ta.ienne.
Dim aatre cote .voici c. qu'ecrir
dams te Gaulois ". G. Btrtrant.
MatSac:
ala de,ni6re circulaire de
administration DIES postes ct
biographies russes present. que
toGteS les adres<es de l%ettres. co.'s
ct t6lGgrammes 4 destination de
I'etranger doiyent 6tre exclusive
ment Iihr!le en- francaiS, ct ayise
lie public qu'elle ne repond d'aucone
expedition tofmal6e daus une
antre langne.
''C-tte iecon calmera-t. ellie la
turenr ffancophobe de l'empereur
allemand qui susclte Il irresistible
gazette dams lie personnel diploma
tique de rEurope? II ne faut pas
l~eSperer. La lulniere que notrc
pays projptte sur lie monde Texas
pere trop pour qu'nn echec lie
d~econrage. Il applique ain>i, les
consells de son chancellor, de ponr-
saiyre ct d'etendre sans cesse
fpuvre double de la germanisation
de TAilemagne ct de l'atfaiblisse-
ment de notre influence.
LA decision du ear constitute
une nouvelle victoire de notre lam
que contre rempereur d'Allemagne.
Ellie Ia, du reste, an cours de ces
REGENTS voyages, vaincu It humilie
chaque tois que les souverains quill
visitait ont repondu ell francais a
SEES toasts ct d ses discours."
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DECES-Mlle. Marie Louise Dau
mis- est d6c6d6e jeudi matin. 80
janvier 1890 a rage de 30 ans.
Les fuHerailles ont eu lien ven.
dredi dernier en- leglise St. Joseph
a Thibodaux.
Mons enregistrons avec peine la
mort de Mr.. f. Hebert, decide a
Napoleonviile, a Page de IS ans.
Mr.. E. Hebert etait bien connu
parmi nous, quoique rGsidant dams
une paroisse voiSine ct Sa mort est
Geploree par IN grand nombre
d'amis.
Mr.. George w. Pugh est mort
lundi derhier dans la paroisse
Absorption OH il etait en- visite
chez son frere. lie defunt etait
age de 80 ans ct etait lie fills de
Augustus Pugh de Paincourtville.
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IN quarter latin, devant III
marchand de preparations anato-
miqueS.
oh! dit IN nouveau debarque
an toul' slich', pourqnoi faire touS
ees squeletteS ct ces tetes de mortse
In e%tndlant, grayement, entire
depx boutfees lie pipe.
Pour nous habiter a no,re
besogue de medecins!
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.
Arrivee ct depart des trains a Thibo-
daux, % novembrs, 1889.
MIER TRAIN.

REMIER TRAIN.
Quite Thibodaux i . heures Z. n. avec la
MALE de FOuest.
Arrive a Thibodauxa 10 heurcs % a. M,
ayec la MALE de "a Nouvelle Orleans.
Second train lavee Ia male lie Ia Nonveile
Orleans ct de fEst).
Quitte Thihodaux a 4 heures -. =. IN.
Arrive ! Thibodaux a 6 heures % p. N.
La MALE est t~ouiours close an post office,
- minutes avant le depart du train.
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II exiSte heaoconp trop tttes
chauves. quand il ont 81 @tarile. Il
raidp du "IIall Penovatotr d'4voir
une chetciufc aboa13Hte at don
bon Iriut.
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PIERRE BARRIOS. Sc.
q EsSgsEeE.

1000 BEIQCES ae premiere aua,itf sort
Il ven,re pag Mr.. THEODORE ADAM. sur Ie
bayou La1"utche. pies te Canal Harang. La
h~vrasSon .e'a ttite sur Il hor'i iu ba YOU 81 on
le deHmu@". PrIX: $500 lr MILLER.
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H0UMA.

peut toniours eos iop,s.ci tro,va,
nm cbemin fari,e =, a;s6
la .1cha,.ssa en-; NON. .fa;a,
dennis ta,t ia ,nois oaa, a. r.
ou'elle repd los onc,;or a, .poa,1
I,.no.+o,- t,a, uml.n,a
ainsi dire inn,it4s oaat, 1 :
qninze miles settlement S6naran,
la vile de Thiboaanx do o,l,o J..
IIonma Danx roi.s f,,+
~njonrr les d.nv Wins = .,as Is.
vroi n,aiS;r ia l.s ,o.a
ce tennis de soIeiI la a..
heurs. les o~iseoov .o,,
lp LONG dn chp,ai, r., o,oia,,
mons ne sovions nr..,
beauconn dos mis- son, a.;3 49,.
ct spmblaDr ayoir vonIn L5,o, :.
rlctonr an ~uriairmns I.hi,.r -
hiver il yaA MA ENHANCEMENT w.,
dommaaf o chamn< ~ns,n,a
present. ct il narait ona nos ,..a}
It's. I,os frnitS ms aa,,s - H.
prtlts las oi>eauy xeHIanf aon.
flyoliser dane Saf<op rIteora j.
banlp.
L'uefl dn O ceur loav1 ,.,, ~
massage nriufaujar. ane,a,;, ,-,,..
d'afjyer j ca
chose ami rassa,rLi. : H.,
ann dopa. on Ann r;rora a,,h..
90 sont las toi,. la n.
bois 1ne lon n reconstrn,fas ana.
Ie de,nier ,nc.,dia "a. .a;+,
recouv.r.s dtp,a mat;nro an.
tissn Ion, Ia n,u ,t6oL,.
Il blancbnnr da J., toll. =, ,oau,
>.n4 mama iI,s;o,
,vo.;,
u.uaha.,.
mi; ho,lontl n.i,.,
vilIa .o,t,ihro L.; ,
,s,..4 oriont,,
h.h;,a ,o
m,is ar ra,,r;, -.
;,lo,,;. ~.
6t6 f,i+ a.,, ,u
donar /, villo do oo, 5t
ratioos nlc.ssair.S a. ,,oa1..
Ie tr6Sor sst Mai, a.,,. =
snttirait c,,,,,a ,oo,o
fpt nronos6o M, , momhu ),
consejl mnnic;nal no,r o,,ol,a f..
;mmediatement 1ca,t1A nan los
or cola sanlsne,+ nar as,,;4
de eontrari4ta Of do n,,,; nr;s
Mais laissops ces n~at;tas m;sa,oS
Of f4,icitons notra vois;na a,aro;r
maintenan. nne voia a,o,,, f,o;lo
oni mi narma+ d,ox,fo;+o,. ,a, -.
o~n,eIre any 1a Ga, ,i,,o
raj maritime. Grace =. cu,,oce i,
havou T.rrebopna on vo;t a,r;vor
los ;o,,s uo,m, 10, h,;.na,
ar.a,o.. 1.
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pi7U2AGE.

Cne inagniiqla ct richie savane de sec ar
lents. >ltuie pres Rarciant. est i la disp.si-
ton lie tols les ticyeHrs ct prepri6tairex
4 aniiIaay Pension par cGeyal on multt. 81
par moi>; hucnf on vacle, - cts. genisse ct
veal, ~ cts. >adresscra
O. LEPINE.
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fOR SALE.

Job Work done neatly, scientih.
call,y, speedily AMI cheapl.y, by the
SENTINEL JAb printing Office, Main
street, between st. Philip and st.
Louis streets
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AyfS

Nous s"nntncs prizes d'anuoncer que Zion.
+. A. oSnliivalt nn pas ahandonnf sa profess
sion d'avocat dams IL 20une. district iudjcj-
aire: il a sirnplenlcnt ouvert nm bureau a IA
Nouvtlle Orleans. l69 rue Gravier ct tors les
inercrrdi ct same1i. il sera a son office. i
ihLnodatN. on. aNcc son associG le jGge A. r.
knohloch. j s'oceunrTa de tuutes les afaires
qui hi Seront contitcs.
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CONVENTION.-La mode est aux
conventions. Mr.. j. NJ. Foster,
President dn jury de police pour la
paroiSse Caddo a jug6 a propos
dy aller de la sienne et a COMO
que a Baton Rouge tons les asses
Senrs de FEtat.
Parmi les mons dies assesseurS
qnl ont r6pondu 4 l'aprel, nous nr
IlSons point celui de notre asses.
senr de paroisse ct frauchement
nous ne nous sentons poiut ii
force de Zen blamer. Clest uue
utople scion nous, de vouloir or.a.
hlSer un assessment uniforme.
esal ct regnlier ct, nous ne penSonS
point que la convention suSdite
pulsSe donner DIES IesuItats pratt
queS, pas plus que les conventions
qnl FONT pItc6dee ct qui ont en-
ployG leur temps en- discussions
Steriles
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FGf2 FEHT

TIVE hundred acres fire re. land. never
zen II aHea lsttJed n Lafsurehe y4enefic,
#Hp!X cr address,
JOHN. Il. GHEEN~.
Gtcens Post
LeGErstr P"nLTC sCHsSLFUHD Assn.
1t a s~setlsg halo by tsts aS.sciati.n sx
th< hTst iaufsdsv e. actsuar. 1889. it Mas
RESsi7EE. t4.3t h4ncsfsrtb . FAR .b4u
ns hsId 10 tEs usEskt - tho echssl fana on
tie first SATURDAY asd SsEdav OF June o. ey-
Vfy veal. Everssr
FILk3E EAKRI&s. secretary.
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English Capitalist. Backing Out.

Special to the Gazette.
Boston. MASS. May 11.-There seems
to be an unpleasant hitch in carrying
out the recent deal for selling the Ham,
mond meat company to English capital
lists. The old capital was 50, 600 900, for
which the new company was TO pay
So, 900 900, three-fifths in cash and
two-flfths in stock and deben-
ture bonds. The old stockholders
upon the surrender of their certificates
received their proportion of cash and an
agreement that they should be paid the
balance in stock and bonds, and in re-
turn they signed an obligation that in
case the deal was not consummated they
would return the money upon demand
without interest. Up TO this time they
have not received their proportion of
new stock or the bonds. There is con-
siderable uneasiness among the old
stockholders, and many of them
are apprehenslve that they may be
called npon to return the money. Among
the largest of stockholders of the old,
company are Mr.. Comstool. of Proyi-
dence, who, il is said, held $500, 900 of
stock; and Messrs. 8. s. Learnard and
j. V. Fletcher and E. s. Converse, of
Boston. The latter is said to have been
interested between $3.50 900 and $500, 900.
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Print Cloth Market.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
FALL RIVER, MASS, May 1.-THE
condition of the print cloth market has
Afforded all concerned much qualification
during the past week. Almost the en-
tire production of the capacity of the open
mills is represented in the stated produc-'
lion, and even at that the stock on hand
Increases only slowly owing to deliveries
and spot sales at 7-l6c for 64x64 IS.
Thsmills have not displayed any fever
hh anxiety TO unload. The stock on
hand Is held mostly by half a dozen
mills, nearly half being held by one mill.
The market is firm and strong,
but during the last few days it
las been much easier TO buy than pre-
Eousy. The stock in the Providence
market continues to pile up, shows no
Signs Of moving, and as long as that con-
unGes there Is little stability
]" be expected IN the To-
cal market. The weeks production
vas 2lO, 900 pieces, deliveries, 2O7, 900
pieces The stock on hand is SO 200
pieces Of 54x64's Last weeks sales
we're 1913, 900 pieces, of which 46 900
g,eces are spots and 63, 200 futures.
.aere are sold for weekly delivery, in
nay, III 900 pieces; in June, los, 200
~ g,l7cesi IN July, 81 900 pieces; in August,
-hVVV pieces; in September, 20 200
pieces The market is firm at 8 I-16c for
WACO and Lice for 64xGt's.
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Church Changes.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1l.-Father
Benedict, abbot of the st. Thomas
Traphist monastery at Gethsemane, near
Bardstown, has resigned on account of
having become paralytic, and therefore
Incompetent to attend to the duties of
the position and Father Edwards has been
chosen in his place. Father Eugene of
Melare, France, vicar-general of Trap
hist order, came to conduct the election.
All professed monks were entitled to
vote The vicar-gen eral and the three
fathers president. Father Edwards is
known to the world as Edward De'-
Bourbon and is of French deseens. He
has been a member of La Traphe for
thirty years. Notification of his election
has been sent the pope, and he will
almost certainly be confirmed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12
MEXICO.
Sad state of Affairs Said to Exist In Guatemala.
Bill Granting Indefinite Terms to
the President.

Special to the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICO, May 1.-THE senate
committee reported yesterday favorabiy
on the bill granting indefinite terms to
the president and giving reasons for the
necessity for the same. The bill passed
first reading and the law will be promul-
| gated soon. Nobody considers that Ibis
is the first step to q dictator.
Manuel AspiroZ, the new assistant sec
rotary of state has taken charge. He
occupied the position before and is known
to be an able diplomat.
Typhus is epidemic in San Luis Potosi j..
Sanchez Azcona, present minister TO
Central America, has been appointed
minister to Argentine.
The Spanish colony is preparing a
grand reception in honor of President
Diaz. A Spanish chamber of commerce
will be inaugurated here shortly.
Finance Minister Dublan saws within n
few days it Will be decided who takes the
new loan for the conversion of the rail-
road debt.
Minister OF Public Works Gen. Pa
checo, now revising personally the char
ters of railroad companies, will urge
charges IN the railroads which will bene-
fit the country.
Mexicaus in San Luis Potosi claim that
conspiracy exists among American rail-
road men to keep Mexicans from working
on the railroads.
The states progressing most now are
Tabasco, Chiapas, Yucatan, Po-
tosl, Vera Cruz, Guanajuato, Sin
aloa, Jalisco, Miohoacan and
Hidalgo. Irish emigrants are
coming to Hidalgo. The work of i'm
provement of the harbor of Vera Cruz is
proceeding vigorously. 1t is rumored
that the engineers working on Port
Tampico encountered many difficulties.
Yucatan is importing Chinese and negro
labor from Cuba.
Parties arrived from Guatemala say a
sad state of affairs exists there politically
and the feeling is very strong against the
tyrant Barrillas and his gang. The
crops are in splendid condition there, but
the government crowd hold the principal
lands.
: Raoul, president of the National rail-
road, now here, says the road is in ex-
cellent condition.
The Inter-oceanic railroad is working
slowly. There is said to be lack of
funds. General Manager Jose Sauehes,
who when lett in the same position about
two yearsago left it in bad state, it is
feared wiltdo the same again. -,
The French Minister ,4Count ST. Rot4t 4
left to-day for Europe. NJ. Wiener,
secretary of the legation, remains as
charge d atfaires.
II. Remsen Whitehouse, secretary of
legation of the United States, now in
Washington, is expected here shortly.
Silver is still rising, and this has caused
an increase of work in the silver mines of |
Hidalgo and other states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12
No More Ssv,p,ner r,ebt,ne

CHICAGO. liz. May 1.-THE players
league has ended its battle. so far as
newspaper fighting is concerned, hence I
viii make no effort to answer Mr.. spaId-
ing IS latest bulletin said Secretary
BruIell tonight. '.In the future our
fight viii be conducted on the diamond.
II We play good bail, the public will sup
port us; If not, we will go to the wall -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-12
Andre,rs, pnrilior, qhentsr.


Ials highly popular place of amuse-
-sl' Is being greatly improved for the
. "'sA' New and appropriate scenery i,
auu beautiful front drop curtin from
,us orush of the celebrated artist, Mr..
~ ssla, which is pronounced by the
s s.s's an9 public beautiful piece of art
s ssI seeoi4 to nonain the state. The
r r0OI Is lowered il. tfiilt, making it con-
M 1ea'ent fora to SO Everything in front.
,t us eiaoorats 9Asd wagon will parade
s '.s streets Spght carrying our great
0.- artistic Gss band of ten pieces.
,. Is poWerfps aggregation OF vaudeville
, .1'snt Is tsEesas strengthened by the
,.S oisslMessfss4. Coleman and Nor
S. -, 'ne gpaat musieAg sketch artists who
e rsse ereatd gredE furore in all the
n.y. nus OF tftasouth andsEsst. Miss Min
T w Lee s fascinating serlo-comic
W., .1i'st and'trtistic song and dance ar
,s,.. me celebrated Silver Star quar-
.rs e (colored); the Kentucky Jubilee
DIS ,sels and the Lavarnle, LeSuer and Gone
sn,,,, atle company's celebrated drama
roa ,''.eG Jack the Ripper" which
i'm -.'uues one of the grandest aggrega-
vi,i.. e'er presented to the public. The
sS ,.'Uis 10 the Spring Palace will find an
Che, 'ainment highly eommendable and
sn5 NC IL Is our province to please,
WI motto is TO entertain.