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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
CLOSED HIGHER.
STOCKS, AS A RULE, ADVANCE
ON WALL STREET.
Wheat Fluotuates but Closes Somewhat
Lower-Some False Rumors About
securities-Denver Bonds Up.
Commercial Resume.


Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, July G.-Aloney closed at 9
per cent, the lowest rate. The highest
was 3
Exchange-Closcd quiet, at 81 sGl04 $.
Silver-Sl 00S[
SuCar-Eaw and refined. dull and steady.
with prices about at Saturdays figures.
Whcat-Options weak throughout the
morning Oh rush 10 sell, due mainly to
fine crops in the West. In the afternoon
there was L rally on stronger cables. but
the market closed 1%sc 10 155c lower Spot
lots dull and weak
Wcol-Dull, with prices steady and uu-
changed
Cottcn-Spot lots steady. NIidding up
land. sac. Futures closed steady.
COfec-Spot lois quiet. Fair Rio car
goes, I9lc Futures closed quiet and
lower
hides-Stcady. BUenos Ayres. dry. l3t1
Il SC; dry Texas 10l%Gnl3c
Stocks We're dull TO-DAY. but prices were
firm during the greater part The bears
hammered Burlington and Quincy and
Louisville and Nashville early in the DAY.
Lae former on some unfavorabla reporbs
concerning the property, and the latter on
the announcement that stockholders would
increase the stock at to-day's meeting in
Louisville. But even those stocks strength
encd rs the day wore on, and the whole list
advanced till late in the day, when an an
nouDcement of the engagement of 500. 900
OF gold for shipment was made, when 3 re-
action took place. Closing figures were
however, = TO q per cent higher.
The dry goods market is without change
ana the movement confined to very small
limits
Bonds dull but steady.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certif-
Gates, 81.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
Wardrobes,
China cases, -. i.ssssest<sfs -
SideboarGs, ;.asssss
Hall trees. z,.,sxsss
Sold OF Eminent
PsAasNS axes & Cos.
THE COURTS HAVE DECIDED.
The Question of Stevens Guilt, the AL
legged Denton Hoqse-Burner.


| Correspondence OF the Gazette.
DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, TEX. July >.
| The criticisms of Mir Graham and Mr.
| Poe upon the GAZETTE'S article from this
! place concerning the reversal of the Ste
phens case should not, in justice to the true
state of things, be permitted to pass I'M
noticed.
Mr. Graham would make the impression
that there is no difference of opinion here
about stephens guilt, and claims that al
consider him guilty. Mr.. Graham ought TO
know that that is not the case.
The people of Denton and Denton county
are laWabiding people and are disposed to
wait until man is proved guilty before
they unite in denouncing him as criminal
Stephens, IL is true, was found guilty by
the jury, but according to the appellate
court, the highest authority in the land,
the evidence before them was insufficient
to warrant them in their finding, and their
verdict was set aside. The facts and evil
dence produced upon the trial, the court
says, is only sufficient to raise a suspicion
of his guilt. Many OF the citizens of this
place, as they have informed the reporter
are disposed to presume every man inno-
Cent-accordlng TO the laws of the land
until his guilt Is established by competent
evidence beyond Il reasonable doubt
Mr.. Graham and Mir. Poe will find by in
vestieation and laying aside prejudice that
those holding different view from them
are as honest as they are and have as good
grounds for their belief The statement
first made in the GAZETTE in reference to
the matter was made hastily, and
we were possibly incorrect in stat
ing that majority OF the cit
liens here believed Stephens inno-
cent. The truth is that majority have
not heard all of the evidence. and have not
made up their minds fully upon the case
There are, however, responsible citizens
here holding radically different views as to
his guilt. The great majority of our people
it seems are disposed to await the result of
a fair and impartial trial of the accus. ID,
and il it is proved conclusively that Bob
Stephens is one of the persons who set fire
TO the east side Of the square last summer
they viii gladly see him suffer the penalty
of the law. otherwise they are willing 10
see him acquitted
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07

New YORK, July G-The stock market
opened the new week with little more
animation, but il was confined almost en-
tircly 10 half dozen stocks which have of
late taken the lead in dealings and nc
widening Of the market was to be detected.
The tone was in the main strong despite the
fact that there was a resumption of the
OutgO of gold. and while the latter failed 10
bring about d reaction in the market it Ger
taluIy checked most promising upward
movement among leading shares The mar
ket closed dun but steady, generally at
small fractions better than Friday
final figures. Final changes are in all cases
among the active stocks for fractional
amounts but are quite irregular with u ma
JOrIty of gains
Railroad, government and state bonds
dUl. and steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITlES.

! a plcbiscite taken in Switzerland favors
! the new law introducing INTERCHANGEABLE
! principles.
At San Francisco car containing ninety
| thousands pounds of tea broke loose from a
| train and plunged into the bay
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone will arrive at
| Hawarden Tuesday. The funeral OF their
son will take place Wednesday.
y private cable from Rio Janeiro says
| the Brazilian cabinet has reorganized with
Lucena minister of the treasury.
Persia has prohibited the expectation of
corn. The crops in the Southern Persian
province have been destroyed by locusts.
Prince Albert of Anhalt, who will marry
Princess Louise of Schleiswig- Holstein.
has received the grand cross of the order of
Bath.
Editor J. D. Shaw of the Bishopvillc. S.
C., Eagle was shot and killed at picnic by
two drunken rowdies, whom he attempted
to arrest.
Emperor William will not have time TO
make Scottish cruise. He goes direct 10
Edinburgh and embarks at Leith on the
18th, for Norway
AT Dublin several fights occurred between
Parnellites and anti-Parnellites yesterday.
Sticks and stones were used and several
persons were injured.
The Turkish minister at WASHINGTON has
oeen instructed 10 report the best means 10
secure adequate representation for Turkey
at the Chicago exposition.
Ten thousand Irish Nationals Is marched
10 hiLeagh, Ireland, Sunday, and unveiled
i memorial cross on the grave of Timothy
DAILY, the Fenian MARTYR
white man named Stone was run over
ana Killed by passenger train near River
side, Ala, yesterday morning He resided
at Admission, where his body was taken
The steamship Alvene arrived at New
DIRK from Jeremie Hayti, yesterday and
reports that 200 persons were put TO death
oy order of Hippolyte at Port au Prince
The Berlin newspapers express great sat
iStactlon at the reception extended the
Emperor William in England and empha-
sizes the political character of the welcome.
Al Annapolis. Nd, the remains of Pay
master rank Harness of the United States
navy, drowned III the Samoa bay hurricane,
were inferred in the naval cemetery yester-
day.
1t is not Vet decided what kind of cleo
trodes are TO be used in the electrocutions
TINS week at Sing Sing. There are three
methodS said to be equally fatal Probably
two or more viii be tired
At Duluth, Mimi, yesterday Kennedy
Bros. and kastin x Newman's clothing
store: feaslcE y Co.'S commission house
and the American telegraph offices were
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000; insured.
Many persons have called upon Mr. Glad
stone, among them Minister and MfssLin-
coin, TO condole with him in the loss Of his
SON; Many kilograms fresazAthe Pr6ce Of
Wales, the queen aud offers h5re BEEN re-
ceiyed.
4 E
wssn Baby steh, + saTs4 esstsssa 4
ssAsa 81: "a chLfkhs ga for caSssri.
Wins, - cspslns.. sas kAssse c.stosis. s.
NJ sac tssckiis.ss, She; sss them cs.toris
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Fut-
ures 2 to 7 Points Lower.
THE BEARS RULE THE DAY
Wheat Opened Irregular, Fluctuated
Widely and Closed at a Decline.
Coffee, Wool and Sugar Mar
kets Were Unchanged.
Daily Review.

Daily Review.
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE
FORT WORTH. TEN, July 8, 1891.
Business to-day was perhaps beyond the
expectations of many, being quite brisk for
Monday, usually dull day. All retail
houses did well, while wholesalers were not
idle
The general local markets show no es-
pecial changes to-day, either in condition OF
stock or in quotations. Poultry. eggs and
butter are not any too plentiful, but the
trade is supplied. while vegetables and
fruits are quite plentiful, also melons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07

! ST. Louis. Mo, .IuIy Whcat-Ths opru-
! ing was nervous and unsettled later strength
! cncd with corn. The latter being most active.
The lat foreign advance SsEJ prices up sharply,
ana on the advance OF shorts covered. the mar
c Hf. T we, up ir ana Coming Nag ESR5a me
/ sales No. red, cash. sSisisSS14, July. -
August, S5i.; September. S6l4; December, So ..
Corn-Tne market went soaring this morn
ing: all conditions bcing favorable for an "a
vance. later there WAS OreaG ana prices de
81 ned sharply, closing easier, though li4bl4s
ABOVE. yesterdays final figures. No. =, cash,
33..s July, a7-ic, August, 3Sc- Septem0er
5iilc: year 4ic
6ats-July active; cash grades firm. No. =
cash ;s;c July, 81 &C August 2sc
Baggirg-5i.4 b3ic. Iron cotton tie, s. -
G 10
Corn meal-Firm; s. IGG3 10.
Nhisky-Steady AZ 81 IT,
Provisions Strong with further advance
in price and good demand.
Porl-SlO 7s1lO 50.
Lard-S5 g.
Dry salt meats Shoulders boxed. s. W.
longs, s. 3, 2: rlbS, s. ~ short clear 81 50
Bgcon-BoXed shoulders 81 50, longs, 20 Sols
6 ~; ribs. S. @tit5 ~, short clear 81 10
Hams 80 O0ai0 %
NEW ORLEANS, LA. July 6.--Co1ee-Duu;
RIO. good 10 fair lSttl9c.
WHISKY Quiet; Western rectihed o. 0tGsl 81
Bran-Ftrm AT SI9g5c.
Sugar nominal.
CHICAGO, ILL. July 6-Trading in wheat :or
the first half hoUr was without spirit, opera
tors showing disposition to await develop
menis. then strength in corn began 10 make
itself felt in the wheat pit, and little more life
Was Infused into dealings. After somewhat
violent fluctuations the markets closed at about
opening figures, corn gaining a net advance VI
&c.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Nheat-July gre August e7'lc; December,
S9isc.
Corn-JuIy. 55ssc; August, 5is.c; September.
Pork-september, $40 GO: October. $40 ?a,s.
Lard-September. IL b2iE; October rs 81.
Short ribs - September. s. 3''s October,
s. 80.
Cash quotations.
Spring wheJl-9li zTg3i.C.
COrn-61i.c
PorIs-slJ S71saIo 80.
Iard-s6 30
Short ribs-Sides. IS 1916 L.
Dry sailed mcats-ShOuders - 7OQ,5 70;
short clear sides. IS 5o6L5 60.
NEW YORK, July & Wheat 49, spots duu
and lower; No. =. rcd, 81 O44 Option
down and weak: July, 81 0li.; September,
9771c: December. 99ssc.
CoTn-Spots higher and quiet. No. .. 6gGI7lc.
Options weak; July, 65}zc' September, o0l:c,
December. 5iaS
Conee-Rio options steady and unchanged to
down; sales 1850 bags August, SIC 1915 ~;
September sli e5Il5 Is: October sl3 JYIlS %.
Spot Rio duh and firm, 1876.
Sug3r-Rsw, dull and nominal; refined,
MolassesIForeign. nominal; New Orleans,
steady ana quiet. =
R1ce-Stcady.
HEaS Ps,ssns ar. broken
down from overwoslH household cares.
Browns Iro41sjtters Rebuilds tho
system, aids d;N1don, removes excess OF Idle.
aud eurs malsBa Get the genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
Galveston spot.

Comparative Statement of the spot Mar
Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEN, July 6.-Thn following are
the closing quotations for cotton Oh the SPOT
to-day al the leading markets. together witt
the closing for mddiing Frida, with TO-
days sales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
Exchange at Galveston.
Bonds and Stocks.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK. July 6.-Bonds and stocks closed
at the following prices BID:
BONDS.
United States As registered. ... .r I6
United States IS. coupons .........-.....Il S
United States 4 =. coupons ..-... 100
Central Pacific IS. 800. . la
Denver and Rio Grande Is ...... .... .. 50
Missouri Pacific consolidated s's..-........ -
Missouri. Kansas and Texas general IS ISL.
ST Louis ana Iron Mountain general IS S.
81 Louis and San Francisco general mort
gage. ...--..........-, ln3
Texas and Pacific land grants. ... 81
Texas ana Pacific Rio Grande's ..-........ 81.
Union Pacific I's....-.................. I07
STOCKS
Central Pacific ......-....... IN,
Chicago and Alton. ............-. ...- Ia5
Chicago Burlington and Quincy, ......... s6=,
Deta "Att ana t-se!SaI anna i25
Denver AID Rio Graude .................
Erie common ... on
Fort Worth aud Denver. ......-...
Houston aud Texas Central ..-.. AZ
Illinois Central .......... . o.
Kansas and Texas ex second mortgage
bonds ...-........ fo-/
Lake SnoFe ......-... 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
THEN WHY NOT

The people who read advertisements are
the ones whose patronage of THE GAZETTE
is steady and unwayering. They also are
the purcha sing classes.
REACH THEM?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
Gslveston sugar Market.
Galveston Wool Market.

Galveston Wool Market
Special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, Ten, July WooI-MarAet
quiet.
Unsecured wool
SPRING. TWELVE MONTHS clI-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
FINANCIAL.
British COnsOIS.

Special 10 the Gazette
LoNpoS, July 6.-Consols closed % fol
money: for silver. 46I4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
Exchange at New York.
Exchange at New Orleans

Exchange at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS. LA, July 8
Special 10 the Gazette
Sterling-Commercial 81 days S3sSIi So
FrancS-CommerciGl ~ days. = 2}.s
New York sighI-Bark ........... 100 premium
Commercial, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - premium
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07

Daily Movement at Interior Towns.
GALVESTON Ten. July 8
Special TO the Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07
PEsERRvEs. IErI.IEs. ETC.

JsJeiiies. assorted. 5O-p wood pals, 2 4. Sc:
Tin pals, 2 doz, s. Is: preserves.
,bD tins 2 poz IS 90. peach ana pear
pals, lie: assorted 20 ard 70 D pals IN case.
extra. z Z lie; apple butter, 5-gal kegs. extra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-07

Special TO the Gazette.
New YORK, July G.-Money closed at .
per cent, the lowest rate The highest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04

SPsss Gr sss aSss4ssa &: %n
II rss sfi Sssa
sn %G soss snd hssft 10 doS ss
sought me counsel Of q Catholic priest, unit!
~ Sae tassn ~ g &c
a;Ss iH Sa s'ss s ws scss d nv world soS
3; s: :; IN "a S$
Defended ssis On fiSssssaas pfinslpis s sne 81
ss Rss NJ divine h onr y: .ac
cs,sscsed, sTch an opinion and could net 40
believe that the Roman Catholic Church
was .s shs Representative. Of Jesns Christ
ssi.ss BE ysIss ia in MhiSh could receive %
re TIE faith taught Pr Che lips q the incaTnate
ny ts re- ay e ASrps
some worldly SACRIFICES. but although they
s sSSsfaS NJ rom es hsa they pot ss ys the
SSsS a S1S e 81 Ss tsh q s SSo
.Rsrsonsliy Mgr Preston was digriasd and .
s %sSas sss s he vat. he T y
ness q and hs hsd been rsmSN5kabSls fqr hls
ssn went e Europe ana ley III, archdlooese p
ssey s e zig
that he acted rs Administrator. end Chan.
Q strain on him, and 1t was not. until
months after the Archbishop's return that the
oyQrwork began to tell.
Mgr Preston ) practitioners dearly loved him.
He had been the spiritual guide OF many Of
them Tor thirty years. sincs tho time he as
bers OF his church never called him 7" Monsig-
nor." He was always Father Preston with
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
OPINION FOR SMOKERS.
Virtue or the Ash On . Cigar-A NegIeatsA
weed-TAs Ten-CenteF.

Virtue or the Ash Oh . CiGar-A NeEIeetSA
wesa-Tas Ten-Center.
Few people know how to smoke cigar
properly" said q tobacconist In fact. few
people know anything at all about = cigar.
HAny imagine that In ordor to obtain al the
favor Of good cigar it is necessary 10 keep
tho tip absolutely free from ashes. As result
thoy snap the cigar with their fingor until the
wrapper Is broken and their Habana Ia use-
lsss. They destroy their Cigar In the attompt
% remove tho worry thing that preserves It's
favor.
Again. It II the popular belief that cigar
nartly anoked and then allowed b go out 10
worthless But tho eontrar7 Is the case. A
good cigar is u,ado still bettor II tho smoker
lights Il consumes IL partly. and after expel-
out. Tryit. and soc. ! do not hay that thls
holds good with poor cigars, or with y good
Cigar unless you force tho smoke out OF It. hut
DE- az / ssy and you WI soc that It odds TO the
good cigar. Why men Gomez in here and buy
they Buy sns avs
Ssts must 30 educated IL this ~ IL everything
He must OS to toll SSfcd Gss5
essr ' Snsss Tie fS .tsonS
CT and fs0 Il 1hs
Lastly. never huy ten-cent cigar. Lot 1t
DO 1ys or aitsen or over but never u ton cent
nndo Of tho leavings Of hiGher-prced cigars,
and for that reason Is inferior to thom. good
dva-cent cigar Ia made o! irst-clnss second
{han seeond-class lrst-Erads tobacco. Or the
toh-oent cigar"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
From Gs 81. yaN<'s 0assIie.

Mr.. Henry Irving was on Wed tuesday evening
mathie Society at tho Adelphi Hotel Respond
asiollows with regard to the Ibsen dramas.
lately read in the polite language OF the
writer Of q book about what Is called 'Ibsen-
ISM that our finished actors and actresses
cannot play Ibsen because they are ignora-
muses. Thought that some OF our younger co.
tyesses had played Ibsen very well. though
this. u seems Is because they are noyices In
art, but experienced In what is called the
political and social moyement; ontslde
ita9ly sentimental actresses, we arc
Bhahespeare. but not educated enough
for Ibsen. ! understand from this authority
that one OF the qualifications for playing Ibsen
is 20 have no fear OF making yourself acutely
ridiculous and can easily believe that this
exponent Of Ibsen Is not troubled by that kind
OF trepidatlon: but II the Inevitably sentt-
mental actress In shakespeare should be
Helen Fauct or an Ellen Terry. think TINT
mOst of you will be satisfied with her capacity
for tina finest achievements Of her nrt. II Is
certainly. n ludicyous pretension that the 1T
mesa TO rlay Shakespeare disGun lilies an artist
for embed ying tho creations OF some dramatist
social movement ! d. not know whether the
ibsen drama will obtain any permanent stand.
Ing on our stage. but II Is q comfort to find
that In the opinion of the author have quoted
Shakespeare will not be entirely extinguished."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
4 NOTABLE WEDDING.
The High Contracting Parties wer~ Rich,
Good Looking. Educated, Nnd COiosed.
Pom ne Asprkts Appsal Aralaneh<

Good Looking Educatea, Nnd C0lolcd.
nsn, ne AsspAts Appsa'. Acsla.aa<.
.Colered society. not only In Aemrhis. but all
Ssssse$' y y AsRPh!s . Ms RsSs s HsSa s
was as periormed ut tbs handsomo residence d
the brides father, Mr. liotert i, Church. 362
kns psas St ss. hsy S sr h ss % Syanne
Grated. and was crowded with suests,i somo 81
the latest dictates Of fashion. The bride was
ottrsd II whit rrsnGn t! trimmed with
bridesmaids or attendants, with the exception
Of the BRIDES four-yenr-old sieter. Annette
Elaine Church. who presented thu ring To tho
! After: the ceremony q reception, was held
3rd rSiresh%ssts ssTyed While ,h string hamd
SsSiak r Ss IP.s sAT over the foaisvilie and
Ths Presents given and sept to the bride
|ssSsi i,s $sas S!Ss s Sss
fB !. Pinchback. from john !; Lynch from
TIE navy. pay and pension NH division. from
Hector q Iittle, ,I.osk, from =: a; Ridley q
sSoisS SsSSs a ssssss III:
aq Th s'i Tpn. X Bruce and Hon. Harrison
inston TO attend tie Wedding. Nh. Bruce @iil
give the newly wedded couple q reception
when they arrive in Washington.
The bride is one Of the best educated woman
very handsome Sho has taught school in
Washington and refused a chair In the uni
Her husband Is a fne-iooking man, almost
white. and not more than 81. yenrs old. He Is
chief clerk In the Fourth Anditor's Office ut
Washington aud man OF ability. He and his
bride both made cleyer speeches last evening
IN responss to Isddresses by Attorney ]. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04

his effects TO 1.131 Fulton ayenue He, re.
tsined possession Of hi, old home. snd s,e Ipd
Justics Taintor rcmandcd him in tho absence
OF the Inspector who cnused HE arrest The
scrocnpts IA the Morrisnnia station could not
GSsflss q voorkis, q peHber q TIP Demo enc
cratic Club and the Manhattan Athletic Gia .;
was arrested AZ no was deposrinG MS p'a a,S
Washington square. He was taken to yemer-
son Market .end was dtscharged- We
mistake. Instead OF So South washington
sauar where he resides they had made 4 ~
Who had beep instrumental In his arrest, but
he was mot disposed to accept the explanation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
To Guess the Age OF 0uarters.
From the Albany Argss.


Have you any aunrters'" said ono who was
Yes. tour. Do you want to borrow them p
guess, the dates on the m :"
bn win PET TIE ss SS1s htss astss sss 1854
.sS s$3 s e 's ill., 4 ss H. ss.ssa it.s:
:s: sPf ';ss sss Sc Now sa1ss
It's no trick. The fancy took mo a few
weeks ago to examine the dates on coins. and
Hound that almost every quarter bears one Of
1858. and 1878. / suppose more ., them were
COINED In those years; During ,h the weeks
h hSys s Single 'sss
S SsssaG saHe ss one
witnessed this transaction. and 1t inter-
st te fe %s e q hs s bso hs
coinage IN different denominations for each
coinage OF quarters has fluctuated In a most
romarkable way. Beginning With 1880; d toS
thsss Tth n SmSsa
553. In 1854 II was almost as much. s3;0o3 :
9 49, nr i i d w%s e s4 IL s i T.
Groppetd again never e sin rlsiDE st9 o
s!ssp. IL ls,ii; -ySeP II yssss s. ;2l$eSSs i
IN is47 ". 73tas759 Then i sscan tns solp:
age OF silver dollars by the millions. and the
pGodpctiop OF subsldiary coins dropped way
$1,000.
come into your possession and see how they
Rss t ans eh @sse ony rs
ono against a coin OF this date coming into
VOur hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-04
a Qaser Condolences,

The burning Of the roof Of stone tenement
house Mt tho corner OF Whitehall and Brother
ton streets; about o'clock saturday morning,
Is attended by quito an interesting story and
whom Gen Sherman captured Atlanta ordered
the town evacuated and burned. Gen. Sloeum
was u member OF his stan and had direct
charge Of the destruction Of houses In tho city.
Ono day an aged German Indy came 70 him,
ana with tcars IN her cycs besought him to
THAT home was this saine stone tenSment
building at tho CORNER, Of Whitehall and
hy The prayer. and ordered thai the building
be left Standing II has stood through the
wind and weather Of all these years. hday or
BIN and . party Si ,SsN yprEsrs. cans. 10 AZ,
lsnta He left. and WITH bic depsrtprs .eceqre
~ ssiaa g &c ss sGRS aSns sss