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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03

THE SONGS MY MOTHER SUNG.
"Angelus Domini nunatiavit Marial''
St. Mark sets the peal for AN hundred chimes
dear;
''Argelus Domini nuntiavit Maria!"
Thus the low prayer of my swarth gondolier.
The purple curtains OF the west
Have almost hid the sunsets fire,
Which, flaming Venice-warda crest,
Lights softly dome and cross and spire.
Deep lie the shadows in lagoons
Far as Chioggia's sails and reeds;
The air with landward perfume swoons;
Ny oarsman bows and counts his beads.
Our craft rides silent on the stream;
And, floating thus, idly dream.
And dream? All, fair queen OF the sea,
Not all thy witchings can anthrRll ,sSsf
And fold the wings Of memo-y? Ia
A thousand leagues one tone can cas-
A Thousand leagues one picture bri0Ez
IN fadel ess form and scene to mesS
And though thy nngelus thrillful rag,
Out DER the Adriatic sea,
hear through all its rythmics rus
Those dear old songs my mother angi
o anselus-hour to heart and soul. seas,,ssss1s
o angelus- honr Of peace and czlm
When Ger the farm the evening stole,
Enfolding all in summer balml
without, the scents Of helds-the musk
OF hedge, OF corn. Of winrowed hay
The subtle affairs of the dusk;
And glow-worms like some milky way;
Within, as from an angels tongue.
Those dear old songs my mother sung:
From every stormy wind that blovs.',
'sSostly now the light OF day;''
ssThou hidden source Of calm repose:''
~ love to steal awhile aray;''
''My days are gliding swiftly by;''
Depths of mercy can there be;''
''Jesus look with pitying eye;f'
Rock Of ages, cleft for me;''
Savior, on me thy grace bestow:f'
Praise God from whom AL blessings lowI''
'Angelus Domini nuntizvft Marial''
Sweet were the echoes that fell on the ear;
tsAngelus Domini nnntiavit Maria!''
worshiped betimes with my swsrf tnoac Der
Edgar L. Wakeman in Chsat7 mice,
$50 1..sS
'.cae.ssiasse estsrrh. Sold at Wholesale
by r = iiiiAnss Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
45,-Conundrum.

The fables of Esop have given delight,
To many languid and brain weary wight;
Now tell me, We solvers,
And ready resolvers.
Why fables, which often we love to repeat,
Are like your own useful and beautiful feet
CARL GREY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03

l. A letter 2. Through. 3. Sharpened on a
hone. 4. Clashed or ran against. 5. Ropes to
draw up port lid. 6. Pertaining to ventricle.
Z. Located second time. S. Appointed as a
substitute. 9. Blotted out. 10. Depressed.
IL. A letter. DELPHINE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
4s-what BE Handled in the Army.

s'What do these letters mean on all your
goods?'' asked an inquisitive customer OF va
riety shopkeeper, who served in one Of the
Pennsylvania regiments during the late war;
They indicate the cost price OF the article,
tiers, no two of which are the same. Let these
letters represent the digits, o. l. 3, 4, ., e, Z,
S, 80
'''what word did you select?''
81 took a word which represents what
handled almost daily while with my regiment.
Examine the different letters on my goods and
see whether you can find out what my cipher
word isl
The customer soon collected the following list
of cost prices:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
rnE soNes MY morHER suNe.

For sale BY Browning s Nicks.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
44-Charade.

44-Charade.
desperate effort no they make,
The fort they are resolved to take;
One are the foemen who assail-
AS they advance defenders quail,
Yet rallying quick they stand their ground
While balls are whistling all around.
And now their dashing swords we view,
For they are fighting two TO two,
Short and decisive is the fray,
For the assailants force their way,
And shouting, onward rush amain.
Then with one, two their object gain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
THE TANGLER.
Divers Enigmas and Odd Conceits for
Bright Wits to Work Out.
Any Communications Intended for This De-
partment should be Addressed to Z. &.
ChadbOurn, Lewiston, Maine.

41.-The Schoolmaster and the Grocer.
al give good morning to you, Mr.. Hall.
Why, what mammoth basket
How many eggs might it contain? In all
Humility l ask IT,
''By any number up from two TO ten
The lots divided even,
And there's just one remaining over when
Dividing by eleven.
''Just fifteen cents they by the dozen cost.
Could any of your scholars
Tell what upon the lot gained or lost
If sold for thirty dollsrs?''
". WILSON.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
THE MAIDEN's LAMENT.

BY N. N. 7.
No minstrel harps, no robin pipes
His tuneful roundelay,
No flag floats out, no trumpet sounds,
Tho this is my birthday
But must make an effort bold
The day to celebrate
I'm '.getting on - but not too old
I'm only thirty-eighti
l look about me and find
The years new blessings bring
I've loving friends. close, tried and kind,
And tender memories cling
Around the vanished, buried past
And present joys create,
And so many pleasures find,
Altho' Pm thirty-eighti
sometimes think, when listening to
The youngsters of to-day.
There must have been an error made
I'm not as old as theyl
They know so much, they talk so loud,
Their manner is so great!
feel an infant in the crowd,
Altho' I'm thirty-eight.
Sometimes 1 feel the weight Of years
Or cares upon me press,
But oftener far the past appears
time OF happiness;
And tho the present brings some pain,
Twill brighten, soon or late,
And blossoms fair viii bloom again,
Tho am thirty
Read our offer tssSz< Sebsfer's Unabridxed
Dictionaxs "a Hsy che forwarding two annr 4
subscriRtiass 70 the Daily GAZETTE and so in
-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-03
42-Rebus.

42-Rebus.
p
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In winter when we want to skate
We go to total, bay or lake;
You'll have to tell US what you see
To clear away this mystery.
r. o. CHESTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

There va, a fur demand at the Exchange YESTERDAY.
and most IT '" property offered broiiGhf Iar prices.
No. 30 West NinIl>:., a four Story ana basement
brown>tonc dwcllpc lot l'A:'2.''' WAS o"crc" :
the biddii: ran irim - GOO up I" I'll 7"" T. H.
Wa"Nta'! ana j. f. Parsons vrr' ~" b'lrf>' H"''
1876 AID lbs Wc>t un hundred ana fNei'E hrs' ST..
iwo IS" tory AID basement >ne'r b'i'h alni,hrn
l"nSr- al lot :lNlOJ. sli ior 100 ana 80 ~"
respectively. - l1in'- \. Maurri. 10 -, WI
Forty uirih I. l. u ;irr-oiv aId ''l!ir r." ''o'o
dwelling: II odd for sIj.>OO - Wary y i''n
Four fan vacant Its IN -,Aty thi:' - ana Wts' r''u
ave We're offered III" bidding ran rom S.l"" ''p W
s:;.Gjo peg lot: lltny :. l;roNn vas 'h' p,N'i
u. i. lngTaiII ~ CO. wien 80. - Ea>t 'h'-'hl"i'"
aHd thirty ihd I. Wa otter ri. tn "tir.'' ''hle
Questioned i'v III" door ~ vE"'"i i'i' .P'..P..n
wa, ut Va. Eot sold AID cl''r' ne hi>' pT
chaser dHhniE2 1" an pr. he Il"i"'' va, "-',"
rut M. ard brought .o from charles f. lleh,,ns
~" prop ~ ~ question /, story Iaht u"''hhS
- iLU ii. 49, ..,
\ Vacant plot 5oXIOO in W">' Ninc'' 'h''''.>l'
west "i ~ -h ave. aid - The lhni'lH ~ y: pi"
ce"dng> :r %iGOnp: and an.'ii"" ia'aiI, p',l ."t,
&, pre-. 1v".. sOilc;t Oi ON Hi'u'" '''
forty i'rtE t.. >'I also To H." p'au',n III NE pin
rpn'i'G y. = k'lI>hr Ia. odd ~ Il "t' -,
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f." la;uc> IA! ~ 80 80 W.! :;inrIy iith -: hf
tory bii,k and hrpAusi.n? dwelling "I fH 80
100. ;ur S.J.Wp. The taNr> "i ~" l.N'naiI w;
,uniinIii.g 80 %7-~I 10. pad y''fcd!,. ~
l:caid mc"; ing c~lr,1ir> the i,l.u,c al the end ~
IN. .'lrlvii wear ~ Sl,.-WU. ur tr'1c "N'' . .
per cent. ......
Edward Opp"uh inner has iS~,rd = cirr'iar hlnon'c
i"- NJ ,rud.dai"i" d!rc"H" n tlc k'al >'h' R'N
Iar.". arn soliciting tlr support "l III" friends.
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For Both SeXes-City.

For Both Sexes-City
MrsIcA1"
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
Pest prIyatc instruction In all branches. also
rounds pupis with superior advantages IN Glass Wok
Lectures Concerts and the Languages. Rchncd boarding
privileges for lady pupils. Dudley Buck and Albert
Ross Parsons heading departments Opens September
H. PUPILS received at time Book sent free.
10ANp 81 EAST IiTlI.ST. NEwYORK.
OOLLT,IATE GRAMMAR school e a>Si,al. lntcr
u mediate. primary DEPARTMENTS for fots and on.
Large gym ra-ur.. E", lens september 80. LEN tlL
G. NYGHTI. Head Master. :t2 West .:th.st. " Y. CRY
II EEKCY's SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
NATURAL METHOD CONVERSATIONS
40 WEST 4oD.ST OPPOSITE BRYANT PARK.
IN HE BEKLITZ st moot OF LANGUAGES. No.
i Wos. "5thst branches: Boston. Pnia, WashinG;on.
(nicagO Pari~. e.. Best instruction 80 per tim!
Brooklyn.
-A-THE DEOOKLYA HEIGHTS elMlNARf
S'pt IS Adar,s r.: ars, 12o.lio Mon'ae1e.st
ID oys, BOARDING AND DAY ScH"OL:-:Gth y"a,.
Ii 10, Teikelc, Place. w. A. SIAMN, Principal.
I,r,nrhcs Of Paris and Coburg tSaNonyI
n foF H. H. GREENE. It's La:lv"' 'av". PRIVATE
i TOR .og cO!ccc cAan.nd;iJl-. Has had long
,yue
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Gin propcrin for Galr.

kot X ~ Err: DOT ~I.>. ManhaaH.aNr. hftvron
nm and !lJh ->.. facing it>t Iia. Nornn. I'D.
"h iiG new CATHEDRAL 2nNiO >i.iir> !, Ia -,,i
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ten Ion llIvat, Dwelling.
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AND IEi II tbrPANi. - I.hrii-.-f.
lNlnl.I;ltK AI.DlIOI. IL. :il3 I.o.n
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Che Curt.
4 EW-YORK JOCKEY GLIB.
~ MORiI, PARK: WEnIC HESTER. y. Y.
FALL NETTING 1890.

y
Oct /. .. 3. / g.. :. ). . 10. II. 10. -. 10.
Via second and Third Avenue Elevated Road. TO HaT'
lem Ehcr-th"nc" VIA Harlem River branch Of ~ y.
y. H.. II. X. Il. Trains win leav" Harlem MT
un'i !" regular schCdll" tE,V, aud thereafter
s"ral tra.nS Will l"sv" "v'i tn rnH,. or 0f:'n,r
dir ct TO he vrand star Excursion tickets. 80
cents.
STAEIN'S LINE STEAMBOATS, leave daily u. fol ows
Foo: Of Cor'landt ST At Ii 80 II IL D. M. IL 20
u. n.
J.w,- WI arr. EooSlyn. at II AS a. M. L. % D. M
>l9rn', L,nd.n- fno. Ia: 3'd.,t.. At IL Is ~ M.
I" 81 H. m. / 10 D. M. connecting with y. y, y. H.
ard IT, y. H. at Ilari"n nrr Excrr'Ion tickets. in.
Guiding rlcoa1. - r"nt'. -. .,,
E",nrnrg. .oprine At al landings: Frs: boat will
o," llatlm E,-r 20 minnie ari "a, iacS n,,S ,
On arriI al Of las .-,u from TIC roura" -
T. n Eol', $50. H. Di' tOt'nCY FORBES. Pres.
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Qfatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOEEIiN TEA'JiHKS' AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors tiotrrsseA
&c. 70 Coil.g es. bciools and Lanilie, Apply TO
Mrs. NJ. J. YOVN"FCL1OS. ~ Union Saaar.
BEST TEACHERS. American and Fo".en. supplied
hsb branches any lpcaiiiy NO chat Leu NJ, alt y:
!e2!.trat.C, fee form for stamp T. '. HCNSHOON
uu" A. r.. Avery, American School Bureau w. ith.st.
IVERETT STONE (Yal"J. % last 500 Al. Tuoi for
"A. coil. :" ctdn'e "Naninat1n- II conn cidoi Dy tho
ley. DR.. Tayo - successful teacher cninenty quail
led"
A YALT GRADUATE wi.he, private prlils. students
"A I',laiod l,r College. Highest tstnUnols ciy
ic"icic's. Ad!ic,, YALE. Bon s.. II. bva" once.
Mflu Az and 70. ign professors. tut"ts 2ov"rncsses
soos and faniIic, English, Trench (,e aud spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIi-RE. $50 9TH ave. .0ths.
vNEAcHER WASTED.-rirstclass man as sub.nastep
aud INSTRUCT In military tactics IN military school
for small BOYS. Address 5. {. b.. Media Penn.
HUMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BCPEAC (foi
both sexcs) supplies professors t"sh"t. sovorcssos
colleges schools and s,i.s ai.o bookkaeper strnoRrs
pher. and copvists 70 business Arms.
Mas G. L. WERNER. $40 9th ave. New. York CITY.
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miscellaneous

INDUSTRIAL or other Protestant School wsnMu p sT
little girl Az wears: snail monthly tce' s''' 49,
cuar, SOLICiTORS Tribune ONCE
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3rsirnttion


For Young l.ades-City.
MISS REYNOLDS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Vl g.. VS. tjth st.
Principal ircnI to 3 O'Clock
ToXE r1EEt IN year hrpS esn:
September e@t. " So o,rd 's pupil: sdco " ~
NlSSM BLACKwEL> school and nd Kniet S% for
VI NEEXs;ils!His FRENCH and cETMA% no>EpIX;
Ui:S :" r.: MNni i NiW:YoEX. viii rcop'n
oct, Isl, Is"o l,c' M ;T"s % ,n1 ''r a., ana ana
ir""H OPP C,a ,ci, 3ttrntion to Eneish French
and io sic va, primary G. MEAEs rrucipal.
NJIsS S. D. DoEEMrS,
s, EAST olsT-s1.
DAY school. FOR GIRLS. CLASS FOR BOYS.
REOpENs OCTOBER I'd.
Nitss BALLow's sCroo!
Nj w,,I rrorrx 9 oI Fiji r:fiT;iH9<b5iv. OCTOBER
nj SrhooI for ais s.s Mahsonayc; WIN reopen oc.c.
T., Nur .: hoar:n+ p,p!, I'm aS ot ic
naid College.
Mss 5, , Wl~T 4r nf"" h tHH !"rsr ,.
Tire hcardn. pupils "il b" taken
II $3.50 " jj,hsi. "a yea, opens Sept r.. Fai
Collegiate and Postgraduate courses Preparatory ana
'0afa'nG oep''' Eev. @ W. SAMSON D. D.. Pres.
Mrs. r. S. WEST Lady Principal -
THE rErAELEY SCHOOL. ras. 45.hst.. opens
VA NORMAN ES%gdd ls;i lOp> >, 1qs
nxr "a i:Sn r4s
4o ne O9 Toun and Lads, M.' . M'has Enf'S w ara
o. l. No home study for pupils under fourteen.
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THE MISSES ELVs
SCHOOL FOE GIRLS.
40 AND 142 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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NO TIL. tEiDlToE> ct 'hc lN'a'o ol
Ocean Steamers.

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''' JAMES L. WARD Co ll3 wallss
CnARLEsToN, 5. G., the South Sou u, %Ss
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NOMpAGNIE GENERALE Tran>atantiQue,
" FRENCH LINE TO lIAVKE EVERY sATC KDAY.
Company, Fi' (nrwI 80 -, North E\rs II, Morton 81
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ia I!nI' I,.OuNT. IIanc'ul sat. o.. - > 80 D. H.
A ~ :. NJ = IOw.lns Vfeeh
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q i'm properip 90 ic.

qiln propertp 90 II!
A BSOLrTEIY THE FINEST POSITION ~ HEW.
"A YORk FOR BANKIi.N or HEUkEI;S' OFFICES
ERIC. A.BitAC. OR ANY iiiGI Glass BUSINESS.
l.l3. BROADWAY. NEXT DlLNON lfO'>. SrrIti.
AND SEtbND IIOOi: ONLY. OI. WHOLE HOT ST
IT. HEQTIi;fD. Ki.A >ONABi.E LENT 70 EfSI'ON.
J. REDIERN { SONS
go EiErIf.AEE
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
THE BEST VOCAL SCHOOL.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
For BOYS and Young Mcn-Cnuntry.

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urd classical courses.
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n ORwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ NOIWALk. CONN.
Prepare. fot College or Business.
charge: Superior building.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-07

Car has joined in the general blow
ing up. The epidemic was spread
ing at last accounts.
The railroad service of the United
States for the year cost S19,441, O95:
the number of routes was 2,l13;
ags -egate length 150, SS1 miles, and
number of miles travelled 2N. 49,,
4S9. The rate of cost was % cents
per mile.
1t is now established that flowers
and the perfumes distilled from
them have a ss' ltary irfuence and
constitute q erapeJtic agency OF
high value, ard that residence
in per.cmed atmosphere forms q
protection ION pulmonary afec-
tons aud arres,s phthisis- In the
toxl of La Grasse, France, where
the making o. perfumes is largely
carried on, phthisis is unknown.
Sir John Macdonald says that if
the national policy fails in Canada
annexation TO the United States will
follow. The national policy may be
said to have already failed. 1t has
burdened the Dominion with an in
creasing deb, and failed to harmon
ize conflicting interests and prejl-
dices. On the alternative Of annex
alton America will have some
thing to say.
The San Francisco Grand Jury
has animadverted severely upon the
practice of bringing togetne: de
PRAYED criminals and comparatively
Innocent youths in the r ,orm
School. That is what goes far to
make the school q preparsto y semi
nary for San Quentin. If the facil-
tiles do not exist for separating and
grading the inmates they should be
provided. 1t is poor economy to
breed crime.
Since 1882 eigbty-two miles OF
streets have been built, paved and
drained in Rome. at q cost of $780,
100000, and 5000 houses erected IN
in large, modem blocks, where old
quarters formerly stood, and five
new bridges throwl across the
Tiber. In consequence of these i'm
provements. the old city has been SO
changed that the visitor of twenty
years ago would hardly recognize 1t
Hongkong is growing with mar,
velous rapidity, and the rumor that
it is to be made the Oriental termi
nus Of the line from British Column
bia, completing the British circle
around the world, is tempting thither
capital from all sections of British
dominions. 1t now has 100000
tons of shipping per year, over S35,
100000 of locally registered capital
and it is practically the financial
center for the whole East.