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Evening journal., 1891-06-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Minor improvements are being made
on Eleventh street Bridge,
A very aged man, in beastly state Of
intoxication, created excitement at
Delaware avenue and West street last
evening.
A free reading room for young men Is
now open at the Y. W. 9. T. . head
quarters between and 10 o'clock each
evening.
A horse attached to market wagon
ran away on Front street this morning
scattering strawberries and eggs all
along the street
The are probably more children to
the square foot for several blocks around
Ninth and Pine streets than in any
other part Of the city.
It is rumored that Barney Msvey and
David Whitsell have been appointed city
and state detectives In accordance with
the act OF the last Legislature
Plumbing Inspector Kane has removed
his office from the rooms of the Board of
Health to those Of the Street and Sew
Department In the same building,
Soda water and milk shake are
favorite beverages with the Whining
uonians One Market street drug / :
recently sold 700 glasses in one day
Cornelius Frown. carpenter living at
Eighth and Rodney streets. was slightly
injured while at work on q mill OF the r.
l. Dupont, de Nemours Company on
Monday
Bernard McVey, who was sergeant Of
police under ex Mayor Rhoads, and Will
liam F McCloskey. are applicants for
the position of patrolmen under the new
police commission.
The four constables Of Wilmington
appeared before the Levy Court to-day TO
inquire what remuneration they were tc
receive for canvassing the liquor license
dealers Of the city.
A short meeting of the trustees OF
Troop B Association was heldat the Office
of Spottswood Garland to-day and the
disbursing Of the $40, 600 loan discussed
but no final action was taken.
Henry G. Turner presented q bill tc
the Street and Sewer Directors last even
/ ing for $500 for the drawing up of about
dozen bills for them for presentation Il
the last Legislature. He was allowed
$3.50.
at the regular weekly meeting Of tn,
Board of Water Commissioners las
evening, the balance in bank to current
expenses was reported as $95 2s6 so
The weekly payroll Of $406 S5 wai
ordered paid.
A successful musical concert was giver
In Christ Church, Dupont Banks, last
evening Henry Baird, Jacob T. Clymer
Thomas Benson. W. r Walters, Mr. anc
Mrs. John Brown and MISS Annie Raud
nitzky of this city, took parts in it,
Arguments in the case Of James P
Writ versus the Baltimore and Obi,
Railroad Company were continued in th'
Superior Court this morning Mr.
higgins concluded for the plaintiff ant
MIR. Bird had opened for the defenc'
when the court closed.
Register of Wills ]. wilkins Coocl
this morning granted letters of admins
tration on the estate Of Samuel Warren
late OF Appoqulnimink hundred, Il
Nathaniel W Davis Letters of admin
istration were also granted to Mar,
Downing, on the estate Of w. s. Down
ing, late OF Wilmington hundred.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
rha Weatber

Indications for the Middle States TO.
day: Fair weather and light southerly
70 sontheasterly winds will prevail, fol-
lowsd by some cloWdiness In the western
portions
New York Herald Forecasts. The Col
erado cyclone has moved to Northern
Minnesota. where heavy rains have fallen.
The storm will now travel east toward
st Lawrence Valley. Except in and near
its track and near the Central Gulf coast
fine weather has prevailed. Temperature
rose yesterday in the United States.
The chief minimum reported was "a de-
grees Fair, at Helena, Mont. the chief
maxima reported in the evening were 50
degrees at Keokuk Iowa SO at Pueblo.
Col. and 30 at Ell Paso. Texas.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
DON'T.

Don't attempt TO reform the world II is a
large hemisphere and life iH short.
Bon't talk politics to ladies or dry goods TO
gentlemenl Good taste will endorse neither.
Don't think because you have been suecass-
full In one thing you can succeed In ALL Few
people succeed even IN one thing.
Don't think yourself physically omnlpotentl
The weakest persons and the shortest lived
are frequently those who feel the best,
Don't delay when you feel weak lanRuid,
rua-down or debilitated Take something II
stimulate your energies at once.
Don't thiak that any etimulant will do
Doctors scientists and the best authorities
agree that pure whiskey is the only reliable
stimulant,
Doa't be deceived into using an inferior
whiskey Remember that the most popular
the most pure, the most powerful and th'
most valuRble whiskey Is buffy'a Pure Mall
and that 1t has been SO admitted for wears
cont let your dealer deceive you or impos'
upon you By saying he has something Just q
good, something he can recommend" Hs
has an interested motive in such aHeerti 3nl
and they should be distrusted.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
standing Or delaware college

The senior class at DelawareCollege, New
ark, is the largest that the institution has
turned out for some time The standing
Of the college has been greatly improved
and next yesr the number OF students Is
expected to be larger than ever. The
following are the DelawareRns who are
members of the graduating class
John p Armstrong. Klamensi; Thomas
O. Frame Jr., Wyoming Joseph a..
Hossinger, Newark; Edward r. Martin,
Seaford; Clinton r. R. Mckinney,
Newark, and Francis B Short, Gum.
hnrn
Evening journal., 1891-06-10

Childrens Home. in response to an
invitation from the managers Of that
institution A number of other visitors
were at the home when the members
arrived. At IL o'clock they all filed into
the school room where exercises lastirg
nearly an hour, were held They were
principally by the kindergarten pupils and
consisted Of marching. speaking, sing
ing and blackboard exercises. The EFFORTS
of the pupils were greatly appreciated,
and each selection was loudly applauded
Soon after 10 o'clock the guests were
served with a light luncheon, after
which they were escorted through the
buildings by the matrons.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
LEMON ELIXIR.
Pleasant, Elegant, reliable.

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
For fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from torpid or dis
eased liver. stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. H. MOTLEY, At
lsnta, Ga. SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug.
yfete
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Weadlnr neIIa Are RInrlnr. :

g. H. Connolly and Miss Vallis E
Burns, both of this city, will be married
at the home of the grooms father, No
602 King street, at 8 80 o'clock ths
evening Rev. J. D. O. Hanna, pastor Of
Asbury NJ. E. Church. will be the
officiating minister. Miss Katie NJ.
Burns, sister of the bride will be brides
maid, and Wallace W. Connolly,
brother of the groom, will be grooms-
man A reception will be held after
the ceremony is performed. Mr. and Mrs.
Connolly will reside at No. 211 Jefferson
STRAIT
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Must Put Ep VICE the puss.

A petition was presented to the Street
and Sewer Department numerously
signed by Market street merchants. last
evening offering to pay for the sprink
ling of Market street If the board would
allow the man hired to use the boards
sprinkler As the directors needed their
own sprinkler for flushing sewers and
other purposes they could not grant the
request 1t agreed to grant permission
to any one to use the boards plugs for
street sprinkling purposes, provided
arrangements we're first made with the
Water Department
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Eleetion Enspeetora Arreated.

George Simpson, Democratic inspector
of election in the Third precinct Of the
Ninth ward has given bail to appear
before Magistrate Smith to morrow
evening TO answer the charge of having
refused the votes OF John Williams, jobs
A. Hendrickson, David Ligner, Joseph E.
Brown. Joseph Goth, James young,
David Laws, Edward Floyd and George
Cork, alleged qualified voters. James
Morrison for refusing the vote Of
William H. Bradford in the Fourth
precinct of the Second ward, William
b. Hartlove for refusing the vote Of
James Carmilo, J. e. Devlin for refusing
the votes OF Benjamin Brown, George
Cathe, and John Davis, John Filllben for
refusing the vote of William H. Reed.
win also be tried before Magistrate
Smith
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
rair sex Rep1e.ent.tites There

At the regular me sting of the Hamil-
ton Debating Coterie last evening. women
we're present for the first time since its
organization. The coterie presented the
following program: Sketch, How Bob
and Binx Went Maskrading," f.
Slocomb recitation, Eugene Fields
GOOD Bye, God Bless You, Charles B.
Palmer; thoughts arising out Of the
Malta troubles in New Orleans, Robert
Adair; original poem, The Pessimist,
Howell England; humorous essay,
The Photograph "
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
The kate Foster brought t. Fort.

The hulk Of the schooner Kate Foster
which has been drifting around In the
vicinity Of the Delaware Capes. since
May is, when 1t was abandoned OF Bar
negat and all hands pieksd up By the
steamship Dorchester, was brought to
Philadelphia, in tow of the steam tug
Asa Hughes, yesterday. She is old and
much dilapidated and will bring but lit
ia monav
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Their Name Is Legion

Police Commissioner Jester was inter-
viewed by an EVENING JOURNAL RE
porter and asked for list of those who
had applied for places on the force. he
replied: "I have not any list, nor have. l
any formal applications The number of
those who made verbal application, how
ever, is legion You may be sure of one
thing, however. and that is will not
appoint any man until I see him. +"
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Fireman John strattner Dead.

John Strattnsr, engineer Of the Fame
Hose Fire Company, died suddenly in
Philadelphia this morning while under
going delicate surgical operation. Mr.
Strattner was an inspector at the round
house of the P. W. g. B railroad He
was about 40 years old, born in Balti
more aud came to this city to reside
about fifteen years ago. q leaves wife
aud family who reside at No, 9l3 West
Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
LEMON Hor pRoPs

Cures ali Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hemorrhsges
aud all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
gsut and rslisble
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DR.. Il. Motley, Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
500 KING STREET,
COR FIFTH AND KING SITS,

VIM open on Saturday lot Of nne goods
from Francis G. Liggett's sale Of fine goods
Part will be opened On Saturday, the 6th day
OF this month. win sell you the finest Lon
don layer raisins at l0c We have 80 barrels
of shoemaker oatmeal and rolled oats, the
very best. will sell at 4c 20 barrels OF Irish
ostmeal at q fine plums Rt Is a can; lot of
Exton crackers lbe. for 25c lbs OF fine
soda crac xers for 25c; 3 lbs snap s0r 25c;2 lbs
Of pared peaches, 25c; hnglish cheese,
loc; pork aid beans. 2Oc a can. Those are
all we can get ready for Saturday the g, but
on the 10th day OF the month, next Wednes-
day, will have all the goods opened for sale,
ana Will not sell & can nor package to any
one 70 the 10th. and then look out for bar
gains. VIII advertise before that time the
goods and what price they win be sold at.
All may look out for bargains at II Nj. Wier'e,
SOB King street, and cor. Fifth and King
streets
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
June 1891.

PEFUNDING THE DIRECT TAX. WHEN
~ the necessary books and blanks are pre-
pared / will give notice in the Newspapers,
when and where / will meet the persons or
their legal representatives who have paid the
direct tax levied upon the real estate Of per
sons In Delaware, approved Aug 5, 1861 under
act OF Congress. j. FRANK WlLDS,
Dover. June3 1891. Commissioner.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
FIiendIe,s lhlllren entertain.

The members Of the Levy Court with
the exception of Messrs. Simpler and
Eliason, met at the cout room this
morning and at once proceeded to the
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Dissrderly Negroes ON the "csAst." !"

bIs0fdoFIy NeEFU1H vi tHV O"""E'
Citizens living in the vicinity Of Front
and Shiplsy and Front and Market
streets, complain that drunken and dis
orderly colored men and women make
the evenings and nights hideous with
their ribald jests, obscenity and fight
ing. At times it is dangerous for whits
people to pass through these public
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
NOTIOEs.

OF THE DIRECT TAX.-I
IL have a complete list OF all persons who
paid direct tax IN the State. / will prepare
and prosecute claims made up from my list
and procure checks drawn TO the order OF be
persons desiring me 10 collect their claims
can send me a letter OF postal card, giving the
name OF the party in whose name the tax was
assessed, the hundred in which the land is
situated. II. o. address of claimant, whether
as an original party or as executor or admin
istrator. No person need come TO see me In
person. NO receipt necessary Ten per cent.
will be charged when check Is delivered.
G. III. b. DAY,
lime ( 1891 Dover. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10

The Equitable Life" holds larger
surplus, writes larger annual business,
has larger amount of insurance In force
and pays 3 larger dividend than any
other company in the world.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
oIrY nusINEss prRNornRY.

Bakers.
!. BARKI4EY a BROS. CO., 4th and French,
w. ~ J. LANG, Fifth and French streets.
PAUL o. SNYDER, 1i8 West Eighth street
N. j. WEYL, No. East Second street.
CHARLES YETTER, ii East Fourth street
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nlnxclna.
=. MCDANIEL 5 CO., 1902 Market street.

hutter, Cheese, ERgH, Et0.
w. H. MCCARTHY. 81 10 "a srd SC. Market
Carpetlngm.
q. WORRELL. Corner Fifth and shipley Sc.
China, Glassware and Crocksry
MRS. A. r.. FRIES. No. 6l9 King street
l. LEWIS ROW, No. 4l5 King street.
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Banlxs and Rnmkera.

ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK sos Market ST.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, 9th d Market
EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND TRCST
COMPANY. No. 68T Market atreat.
FARMERS BANK OF DELAWARE. North.
east corner Third and Market streats
FIRST Ma rIONAL BANK. Northeast COR
ner Fifth and Market streets.
NATIONAL BANK OF DEL AWARE, N. E.
corner sixth and Market etreeta.
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDYWINE. Accounts collected;
private safe deposit boxes for rent; North
west corner Second and Market streets
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY. No $40 Market street
UNION NATIONAL BANK. sos Market st
WI LMINGTON SAYINGS FUND SOCIETY,
Evening journal., 1891-06-10

EXCHANGE RESTAURANT. 6th q Shipley.
FULLMER'S, No 50S Market street.
GRAND UNION HOTEL. op. Pa n. r. Depot
q. r.. HOLT No. East Fourth street.
HOTEL KIRKW0OD, NV. cor. 81 q Shipley
MALTA HOUSE, N. X. cor. King and Water
MERRITT HOUSE, n. w. cor Front - French
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
H0rAesho8rs.
Hotels and Restauranta.

THOMAS j. EARLY. No. no Orauge stres
PATRICK TONER. No. 10l Orange street,
WILSON a. BLYTHE, No. Alb Orange sire.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10

Register of Wills J. wilkins Cooch
this morning granted letters of admins
tratlon on the estate Of Samuel Warren.
late OF Appoqulnimink hundred, to
Nathaniel w Davis Letters of admin
istration were also granted to Mary
Downing, on the estate Of w. s. Down.
ing, late OF Wilmington hundred.
Evening journal., 1891-06-10
Grncara.

Harness and Horss Goods
J. @. PARKER, Wholesale & retail, AT shiplsR
Harness, Trunks and Bags
}. A. CONNER, No. E5st Fourth street.
Hatters.
RUMFORD BROS, No 40l Market street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

Special to the Gazette.
- SToCKYARps. KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept.
Il Total cattle receipts 1861, mostly lin
dians and Western. Forty-three cars of
steers in the Texas division, - Of cows.
Steers, 10 TO l5c lower: cows, steady;
Calves, 81 10 - per head.
j. K Holland, KiOwa, sold l24 wintered
steers, 1870 pounds average, $50
f. B. York, Higgins, Isl cows, 96a
pounds. 500.
L. Dencla Elgin, ~ COWS, 696 pounds,
81 ST..
Hurst & Black, Gainesville, 40 steers, go
pounds. s.. So.
3 Baird & Ingram, Purcell. 81 steers, 1857
pounds, f.. 80; IS cows, 105 pounds, so
John Shelton, Texas, 2T5 steers, 1854
pounds, At 500.
colorado. Chicago and Texas land and
cattle company, Ponca, DDS heifcrs, $50
pounds. Sl.95, Isl cows, 1115 pounds, Sl75.
Al. Half & Bro. Bazarks, 81 calves, each
$50
! }. Gunter, A. steers, 10 pounds, 81 80.
Half & Carts, kiowa, y steers, 1l23
pounds, S240
H. Window, Mineola, 30 steers, Sl1
pounds, $lS0
Goodwin, 30 cows. s04 pounds $50.
:. Cuthbirth, Mineola, 40 cows. =.
pounds. 81 81; IL bulls, ll36pouni
Middleton 4 Sons, 80 cows. i1v .aOundS,
81 50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15
The Home Market.

Diseased animals, including lumpjawed cat
Tie and meats, are condemned. Pregnant sows
weighing over $50 pounds are docked forty
pounds each and stays eighty pounds each:
under 80 pounds SOwS twenty pounds each and
stays forty pounds. Diseased. very thin or
skinny. badly frozen or cut, very Dolly, badly
Crippled hogs and bOarS are understandable.
Hogs that have died in transit not wanted.
With the exception OF cripples and milk cows,
~ stock is sold per 100 pounds live weight,
less otherwise agreed upon. Charges for
ydrdage are - cents per head for cattle. cents
Tor hogs and cents for sheep. Hay. 81 per luJ
pounds. Corn and oats, each, 81 per bushell
The following livestock passed over the
scales At the Union stockyards yesterday,
besides 4 large number arrived late that
were not weighed in. Among the receipts
we're seven doubIe-decks of sheep and I65
head mixed cattle. Beggs Il Wilson also
had III and shipped out TO New Orleans a
good bunch of beeyes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15
National Stocr,yards-East st. Louis.

Special 10 the Gazette.
NATIONAL SToCKIARDS. Ill. Sept Ii
There were LIS cars range cattle. The mar
Erl was slow early in,the day, but soon after
be-. came fairly active 1t Il decline of ; TO
90 cents on good cattle and 10 to - cents on
common 10 fair; calves at s. to 50 per head
row stuff 81 - to =. Il: steers, S2.l5 to
s 60 Nearly all sold.
= NJ Burnett, Wichita Falls, sold %
COWS. 1.g pounds average. at s.. To-
j. 7. Douthitt Henrietta. sold - steers,
97S pounds. Al $50.
Slack y Douthitt, Henrietta, sold 26
steers. 97l pounds, 1T $40; % steers, $50
pounds, Al S210
Lippincott Bros. Henrietta, sold 50
steers. 9i6 pounds, at 500
Hughes * Rothwell. Santa Anna, sold Of
calves at 81: bulls, 1904 pounds, at 81 90.
c. w. Slavin, Doss, sold 40 steers, 994
pounds At s.. 60.
William Warren, Doss, sold 10 cows 693
Al 900; 81 cows, 561 pounds, at Sl.65; As
Steers, "is pounds, at 3 GO.
George b. Ierryman, Tulsa, sold SO cows
T62 pounds, at s.. 10; 80 cows $50 pounds, at
sl.T5; a steers, 1874 pounds, at 500; 81
steers, 1858 pounds, at s.. 10.
BreedloYe * Bush. Sweetwater, sold 35
steers, SIS pounds, at s.. Is; 81 heifers, 500
pounds, at $50; p cows, SIG pounds, al
s2.i5
{. W. Turner, Muscogee, sold 20 steers,
1896 pounds, al SS.ee; 20 steers, ll69 pounds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

with year ago receipts showed an increase
Of 5000 cattle, a decrease of 1000 hogs, and
an increase of $500 sheep. The close of the
cattle market was dull and lower, hogs
sold 50l0c higher and the sheep market
, was steady.
Canadian cattlemen who understand the
real reasons why the British government
does not allow american cattle to 70 alive
beyond the p 'rts Of entry are inclined to
smile at the pretense that Canadian cattle
are more healthy than American cattle. but
of cour,e it is money in their pockets to let
the matter stand as it does.
Secretary Prenitt of the Montana board
of livestock commissioners. estimates that
up TO Saturday q week ago $4,000 head of
cattle have been shipped from Montana to
markets in the East this season. The total
shipments for the corresp onding period
last year. as figured by the Denver Field
and Farm, aggregated only "a, COO head. The
net price received this year averages $40,
while last year IL only averaged $50 The
total sales will therefore, amount to $, 2OO,-
600. =
Many of the trail herds headed north
from Texas, prior to the rigid quarantine
regulations instituted by Secretary RuSk,
have been grazed between the Panhandle
and Colorado. The time lost by reason of
the arbitrary regulations prevented the
cattle from being driven to Wyoming and
Montana ranges before frost, and nearly
$l5, 200 head of steers We're grazed III
Morgan county, this state, 5000 of which
are in the neighborhood of Brush awaiting
development and sale. The possibility of
holding these cattle on the trail for the
whole season has been owing entirely to
the unusual growth of grass on the range.
The animals have put on both flesh and fat
and Will be sold at nice profit efore snow
lies.-ITexas Field and Farm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

DRlNTER-Wanted, position by printer Of
i fifteen years experience. Sober and indus
trious. Address Printer. 800 West Thirteenth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

at 50. Is; a steers, 1923 pounds, at s.. 10; %
steers, 1851 pounds, at s.. 40.
D. NJ Hoage, Tulsa, sold 20 steers, III
pounds, at s.. 10.
J. NJ. Crutchfeld, Tulsa, sold lSo cows,
rs pounds, at Sl.S5.
]. T. Campbell, Alluwe, sold 125 steers,
500 pounds. at 500.
Nat Skinner, Vinita, sold 90 steers, 1876
pounds, at $500.
Gibson & L. Wagner sold los steers, 3d.
pounds, al g.. 50: l0l steers, 926 pounds. At
S255.
Bridge, Merit & Ellis, Elgin, Kan, sold
3;}4 steers, 99l pounds, al S.! 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15
AFTERNOON PRESS.
The Association Meets in Dailas-Judge
Burke's Court
pRESS MEETING

The Association Meets in Dallas-Judge
Burke's Court.
PRESS MEETING.
Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Sept. 1.-THE Southern
afternoon press association Conyeueu here
to-day in its first annual session.
President &. l.. Gilbert of the Times
Herald called the meeting to order. The
following were present:
J. Pinckney Smith, New Orleans States.
}. W. Burson, Galveston Tribune.
f. s. Cox, Mobile News.
j. B. Simpson, Montgomery journal.
j. S. Cohen, Atlanta Journal
W. H Moore, Augusta News.
r Christopher Waco News.
r. q. Senter, Fort Worth Mail.
Cash Sirpless, Sherman Register.
j. G.. Cashman Vicksburg Post
ID. w. Hunter Austin News.
c. +. Gilbert, Dallas Temes- Herald
AT the morning session business of Il pri-
vate nature was transacted. The election
of officers resulted as follows:
President, &. +. Gilbert; vice-president,
J. W BurSon of the Galveston Tribune;
secretary and manager, Col. j. Piuckney
Smith of the New Orleans States.
Treasurer-F. S. Cox of the Mobile
News.
Board of directors-E. C. Senter of the
Fort Worth Mail; K. W. Brown of the
Louisville Times; G. Fl. Bashette of the
Nashville Banner; j. G. eastman of the
Vicksburg Post; J. Smith of the New Or
leans States: c. +. Gilbert of the Times
Herald; j. p. W. Burson of the Galveston
Tribune; Il. Christopher of the Waco
News.
Executive committee-C. f. Gilbert, j.
W. Burson, Col. j. Pinckney Smith.
JUDGE BURKE'S COURT.
The September term of Judge Burke's
fourteenth DISTRICT court convened this
morning. The judge in his instruction TO
the grand jury told them to investigate
thoroughly all violations of the Sunday and
pistol law He also said that the law rela-
tive TO minors entering saloons was openly
violated, and instructed the jury partcu-
larly on this point. AS for pistol toters"
the Judge said if the law in this particular
was rigidly enforced that he was satisfied
that homicides would be decreased at least
p per cent. The court also said that there
were many poor laws on the statute books,
and that these of all others should be en-
forced so that the errors OF them would be
so plain that the legislature would repeal
them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-15

HOUSEKEEPER-Wan by a cultivated
IL elderly lady. a position in refined family
one of the same. VIII assist in household
affairs or teach small children, ana will cut, lit
and sew for reasonable salary. Pleasant home
an object. Address Immediately Mrs. T.. l..
Lem. Itoka. l. r. 15-2i