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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

daily. fuaily except sunday.
Trains arrive from the East. 20 M. T. 81 .
N. ) tn = IA and l0 - b M
Trains arrive IRON Ile West u u a m s.
N and 20 ? ~.
IaStWard-NO. u has Wagner Parior BUFFET
car. No. - Char cal, 30. - Wagner Sleeper.
westward-Ao. 50 Wagner sleeper No. n
Chair car. No. Is Wagner Parlor Budei car.
goHS ". LoUn Irarlc Manager.
lfg IlLgChFE, JraN. Pass. Agent.
Jas. CAkFIELI. city Ticket Agent.
~ Mopfoe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
NV YoaK FEB. n

CLEVELAND o. Fee. IL
PETsoLzCa-Qglet STANDARD white. nodes.
test So "a gasoslas. sac % gasoline. ISc. oJ
nzphgha. sac.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
GRAND kAF1DS a lNniANA KAlIkoAe D
~ IL SEecf fttN a.. t.iL


tf0E ca& .- SIC = IA
Trains married ran dalis
l4lix except SUNDAY
s8sAEtiNS AAg fsklak CAR SGKYIcE-
Marta "a . H tIAiR. pAEieT chair cal log
Traverse tltN. - ~ "a tfSia. parlol char
car t0F Aack1naw faN ie 81 = al gF4in
&gnnr SiotFlHe AT 1af Aackina~ titS.
south 4 Ia Train has psrioI Chair ~ "a
Cincinnati ~ a. "a train has through fArlaf
Car les Chicago. { "a 4 m tfAiu N agnof ~leal.
ing &F lor Cincinnati IL O. a AZ train n -
nuI sleepsR. N4f for CAioaso.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Aakksson. sHand Rapids a Indiana
, az Atskes0A. lR o. a ni.. II l6 . IA Aso \ M
flN.a AI-.lN ~ . u y \ ~ = !. \ IA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR SALE-I room house stone foundation,
city water sewer. ciStrrn. Sl.0l small pay
meat. Ii0bs' drUs sG0rr. IS CanA-st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Nlsls Larson 20 Cscaiia Brooks. part
eta sw sec Is, uakfisli .....-.....-.......
Chas X Hine Ca Geo White. piece
and sec B Cannon -.........-..-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
8pSe 1arfer NUttseu

= Der Jiorb Wain QDenue Sencr
BON 2afapette St,aBe sur SIT. BIeaian
Haoine, tpurSe am sSreita9 bolIenbet.
= 9aS go. IA Sdulgebdube al
9poe Bari Nuenue, sines Der idDnIter
Der Stabt, ipurbe am ISreitag bon ben
S9uIbireftoren inipiSirt.
= Der l6idbrise Oabib Dapis bon
BdIbburn StraBe erbieIt am Nontae
in Der Continental @rube BON einem
GieI eincn Suftritt an ben 9opf unb
lle8t beoenflit franf oarnieber.
= Serr Sreb. Sittman, Wartines,
Sal, ia9t: SD lit mebrere Wo6en
an S6mersen i'm 9fiIden unb fonnte
taum seben. 3nei SIai6en st. So.
fobS Del itellten mid pieber hoqItdnbie
Der.
-Sm speiten Stodtperfe, iiber benz
Store BON Seiisr & @arnte an Der
@de bon Dtain unb Sadion StraBen,
brad am Mittpo6 9iu9mittas in einem
8erIdIa8e elm SSeuer aus, bas NIT Ell,
nisen @imern 8aHer seI6idt tpurbe.
SER Serm. Grdser Bat. .ba8 bib.
f6e @isentbum bon Dabib S6Iens.
go. 52l 9lOrb Bromley Gpenue, fdufs
li6 ertporben unb ift bereits babin ums
seSoSen. Seinen 1lnsesiefers8 s8ertiIser
ipirb er aud bort tpeiter fabri3iren.
- -Sruu Carolina Sranf bon 9ifs
County, 8a., feierte Iebte @o9e ibren
Soften @eburtstas unb eS batten iid
su Der Seier adt ibrer &inoer einses
funoen. Inter Iebteren iparen bic
Srauen 8etter, 2ouiS unb g8einB bon
Der @eitieite.
- Die SamiIie Sobn Me[ert, BON
SO. 523 Siftb Ioenue, berIor am Sreis
tag Moreen bur6 ben Sob ibr 6 Sabre,
8 Monate unb 81 Gage aItes SbbnIein
GbarIes, bas einem idneren @nfaas
bon @i6tern erlae. Das 8esrdbniB
fanb am Sountas i'm @aIbburn Strabe
SriebbOfe itatt unb mar Serr 8aitor
8ruder ipeaiea busu bon &o4eiter &C..
fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
08ilseSbarre Na6rtGten.

Ser 9auI Grippe lit gum Diris
eenten Der 2ieoertafeI ertpabIt iporben.
&ep. s.. u. Struns unb San,iIie
siebsn beute nad @ilfesburre um.
= 0ie 2userne county ssair 1T ses
senipdrtis in 8pomins i'm San8e.
Der bemofratiide @ountp Sons
bent tritt bier am Is. September su'
iammen.
-Srau Sobn 6. S6mitt, cine
9p9tsr bon NtidaeI 9ottmann, itarb
AM Sreitus i'm 9lIter bon Al Subren an
Der gusssbruns. -
- Sin SaIl bon SeIssetein in Der
8. & $. @rube su Miq @reet eri6lue
am 9cnneritag ben % Sabre alien,
lebisen Sob Siap, If.
- SamsS Mc@roartp, elm alter
8eramann bieier @egeno, tpurbe am
Sreitas in Der Slad Diamond @rube
6ur6 einen 8oblenfaa 8etDbtet.
9ie pierte gteunion bes Soften
9a. 8OI. 88ts. ipirb am 25. Sept. in
Der @ranb Irmp MemoriaI Saae ha'
pier ftuttfincen.
Ser. ct. Marldau $. Barring.
Der sur grboIuns einen abite6er na9
9euti6lanb unb ipesiea @arISbao 8es
madt bate, tpirb ettpa am 20. Sept.
suriid ertpartet.
-Serr Suso 8aumann bat am l..
Sept. bic 8ebaftion Der .,2u3erne
Gountp @rpreB" iibernommen. @ir
tpiinI9en ibm grfoIS auf bem journals
ftiiden SeIbe.
- SoteIier 9biIip @eiB unb 5rau
feierten am 9onneritas ben 20iten
Sabrestas ibrer 8erebeIi6uns unb es
Sins babel bod Der. Ser 8eiu9 bes
Seites mar Elm aabIreider.
- Gin ettpa 12idbriser SObn bon
@eorse Surrey bon gtcabemp Strabe
ertranf am Samitae 9la9mittas an
benz Continental Reierboir, mo er nit
onberen &naben babete.
- gs i6eint, baB elm sstpifer Serr
bierieIbit tpieber ieinem alien &niffe obs
Iiegt, um Stdnfereien in &irdenses
meinoen su MAIDEN. Wtan iolIte bod
enbIi6 einieben, bab Der 8epubte nur
immer 6ann Elm eifri9es 8ir6enSlie6 1T,
fpenn er ielbftfu6tise 3pede perfol8t
un6 rlnfrieben itiften mill.
- Serr gbarIes &oienau, elm be-
FAINTER 8iebbdnbler bieier Stabt unc
sea6teter 8iireer, erIas am Sonntaa
mad Iansem 2eiben elmer &rebSfranfs
belt. @r binterldst cine @itttpe, aber
feline 9inber. DaS 9eSrdbnib fant
am 9ienIto8 mad cem iiibiiden Sriebs
bofe itutt.
- SoIepb 9. Sbearan, Superins
tenbent Der Siaman 8ein &ObIen &c..
bat elm i6brIideS SaIair BON $4,000
unb feline 6amiIie i'm Sti9e seIafen,
nm nit einem Sdm6sn namens Nart
gaen @iaiams burd;ueeben Sbea'
ran 1T 35, bic 8iaiamS 10 Sabre alt.
unb beibe tparen anseiebene 9Iieber bei
eriten WtetbOciitenfir6e babier.
- Senrp Searne, in elmer Der Gru'
ben Der Barriib 8ObIen So. au PIp'
mouth bei9dftiSt, ipurbe am DOnner'
flag in fsiner Sammer bur9 einen &ob'
Ienfon bon Der 9ede set6btet; ct mai
| 26 Sabre alt. Seine Srau unb &ini
befinben Ii6 auf elmer Reiie in @uIei
uno Searne ipolte ibnen mad ben
nd9Iten 8abItaSe fOI9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
!fatarrb fann nidbt fnrirt tperb en-

bur& lOfals Applitatipnen, ba fie ben SiB Der
Jtranfbeiten itidt erreiden fSnnrn. 8atanb
IN cine 8lut> pber Contributions aranfbeit,
unb UNI ie 3u btilen, mhBt Sbr innerIi6e
Seilmittsl nebmen. Saa's aatarrb-Stur iptrb
sinsenonimsn unb ptrft bireft auf bas SIut
un6 bic l6lsimisr SbraG6s. Sall's aatarrb
Sur III feline SuafIalber Mebisin. Sie
purbe felt Sabnn BON rintm Der befsn @er3tf
bitles eanbes Sercrbnet unb IN Gin reselnGBi-
ges H9ept Sif belfebt aus ben beffen be-
fanntfn 5onira, Serbunben NIT BEN beifen
9luirsinigunesmittsln. bic birsft duf bic
S6IsimcbraGds pirfsn. Die ppllfcmmsne
@srbtnpuns Der spsi 9slfanbtbsiIs III es, mas
fold punbsrpolle HeIuItate bel her Seilung
BON Satarrb terpurbrinst. 9abt Gu@ .3sus-
nilIe umIpnlf Idifen.
8. s. Gbenep & Co., @isentb., 60
lebO, .. gsrfauft bon apOtbsfsrn, preis rs
Gents,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
4seffern OrefTeb 0eef.

auser ben 1uei earIaonn9sn 5u9sridtetes
,HIeiId, oas mir WOntas uno Sonnerita9 er'
6aIten, empfan9en mir td8lt9 trIt9 .9el3!ad'
4etes 8IeiI& pom aanoe, frif9e nno Salt.Sier'
Butter. Sdie uno 9anoprooutte uber9anpt.
gpir baben feruer eineu Borratg Der oefen
Bologna @urft friiGe nno 9eial5ene Sdul'
tern, Rippen, Gbuds, @unofiife etc. unier'
8OIOsnaiuurf iibsrtrifft alls anOsrs.
Gale & Go,
IA fOt Qadamonna auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10
Treb. MARTINS
..Nal0cc" SOtcI,
933 s 235 Nenn Ape.

Warme uuo taIts GpsiisH 1u ieoer Sa9es.
aeit, Q WobinlOns Bier an 3apf. 6elnlter
BfeTsr uub Nonosram S6naps. Sbam'
paorer uuo 8bein @eine. Seiber tnnl1
ieSsn Moreeu. Glettrifde &dhsr; telne
SIisaen. Sslepbou 30. SS4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-09-10

Spejiellc
Sargain5 !
TT ieSem
Scpnrtemtcnt.
X Y
Das Gnbe Der Saiicn nnbt bsran unb mir
finS sssUunssn unlern gprratb cbne Riid-
fi&t auf SaUfru su Serrinsern. Bir babsn
nur &aunt, UNI sintss Der grsisbsrabIsBuusen
an3ufiibrsn:
10 Gents Gtaais Suitinss ,u a..
10 =" Drb @insbams su 81.
10 " Outing 8Iannsa su g..
8 :tsfs grints su AZ.
50 ":: gJarbtrsits aIsiberNcffe iu 25.
25 aIsitsrfOTs su is.
so China Ssibe 3u 25.
$t.CO "a 3Ua Gbinu ssibs ju 70.
$t.OO "a 3Oa 8ai6.Ssibs su 70.
"a 3Oa edit f9parss S&irms nit @OlOsrif
fir rs.
$3.50 3anry SunnsnI9irms fir rs.
25 Gents 8ibbeO 9erfsy gsfs. 3 fir 25.
25 Gents psibe Damsni6iirSen, 2 fir 25.
5 paar Salf Spis fir MGnnsr fir 25.
Ginsnl9Urratb BON 9antsr-llsbsrrsfsn, 10
bis IS Gents AualitGten, fir 5.
20 Cts. bic 30 &ts. AualitGtrn fir 10.
Damen.5adets gum balbsn preilr rsbu1irt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
AII-a-RiCht.

She was just a little clerk in a store, a
novice at the work, but very willing to be
taught, courteous and obliging to every
body, and with one phrase that seemed to
fill all places and conditions. When she
made one of those triaing mistakes which
the new clerk always makes, and was rep
rimanded for it by the general manager,
she would listen carefully, and when he
had finished would nod her head ard an
swer pleasantly, "All-a-right."
Not knowing our speech well she was
chary of using it, and although she smiled
on all her fellow clerks she had little to
say tc them. They liked her, and were at
pains to tell her the rules Of the house, and
she would listen, and in the sweetest way
imaginable utter a soft tank YOU"
For the crowds of shopping women who
handled her goods, and kept her taking
down bales and bales of them for their in
spection, she had always the one happy
phrase, even when they told her they did
not want the goods, "All-a-right"
One day there WAS an accident. Going
home at the noon hour the girls stepped
under a scafolding that came crashing
down upon them. Only one was hurt. The
ambulance was soon there, and loving
hands prepared to lift her tenderly into it,
although all knew that her hurt was NOR
tai. But she, brave little woman, looked
with wide open. far seeing eyes into the
blue noon sky, and as her whitening lips
moved, and a smile settled on her face,
they heard the quaint old phrase, her last
words on earth, "All-a-right." -Detroit
Free Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Cost of Pure Candy.

Andrew j. Hope, who knows thing or
two about the candy business, is of the
opinion that another candy manufacturer,
who made the statement that pure caniy
couldn't be bought for less than forty
cents pound, didn't know what he was
talking about.
''The statement is pure nonsense said
Mr.. Hope, and I'll prove it. The basis of
all candy is, of course, refined sugar.
There is no adulteration about that, and it
sells by the barrel for ~ cents pound.
All plain candies, such as horehound, ice
land moss, molasses and peppermint, will
cost the big manufacturer under one cent
pound to manufacture. A good work
man will easily make 800 pounds day,
which, when retailed at ten cents pound,
allows the manufacturer nearly 100 per
cent. profit.
1.-THE pure material is so cheap that, if
there were nothing else to be taken into
Reconsideration, it wouldn't pay to adulter-
ate such candy. Pure sugar can be bought
cheap, and SO can pure candy. New York
Herald
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Vessel Ventilation,

The ventilation and disinfection of the
holds of vessels is now proposed to be &C
complished by an arrangement or system
of tubes, which, in addition to its sim
plicity, easily overcomes the difficulties ex-
perienced in ordinory methods. According
to this new plan iron tubes, pierced with
numerous holes, are extended from the
deck of the vessel into the hold, these be-
ing arranged in such manner US TO estab-
lish and maintain an upward and down
ward drausht, BY this means causing a
thorough ventilation of the hold and its
contents, the adaptation of the apparatus
for the purpose of fumigation being thus
fully apparent.
The top of the tube, set flush with the
deck, is closed, when desirable, with cap
that screws into it, this cap being so bev-
eled as not to interfere with the passage
OF anything over it; and to the top Of
the tube wnen open may also be attached
a windsail as a means Of gathering in
an additional supply of air, thus insur-
ing more effectual ventilation. For fumi
eating the vessels hold, killing vermin, or
extinguishing fire, fluid or compound of
an effective character for such purpose is
simply poured into the open tube, the cap
screwed on and the material left to do its
work-NeW York Sun
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Plenty of Men for the Position.

An interesting story is told, and it is q
true story, of a merchant who inserted an
advertisement to the effect that he wanted
a bookkeeper. married, Of irreproachable
private character, an expert accountant,
one speaking French, Spanish and Ger
man preferred, to whom, reference being
satisfactory, would be paid $500 salary for
the first year-less than ten dollars week
TO this advertisement, which was orig
inally ordered inserted for a week, came
the first day seventy-four answers. The
advertisement was taken out.
Now here is a curious condition of af-
fairs. The men who applied were men of
education; many of them had seen the ira
ditional better days, yet they were willing
to accept $40 week.
The question naturally arises, is it better
to teach ones sons trade or to give them
what is technically known as an educationi
There is heap Of thought in that, and if
the material prosperity of the housesmiths
and the worlingmen of whatever name
may be taken, on the one hand, and the
nervous, feverish anxiety of the educated
men seeking clerical situations may be
taken as an index on the other, is it not a
fair inference that there is something rot
ten in this particular state of Denmark
Joseph Howard in New York Press.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Rare Confederat. Silver Coins.

Messrs. Roberts & Collins, of Carriers.
vile, Ga, have, if they have not recently
disposed Of it, coin in their possession
which is only thirty years old, but is worth
more than thousand times its face value.
1t bears the date of 1851, and is one of four
pieces struck at the Confederate mint at
New Orleans before that institution was
closed The coin is half dollar, and has
stalk of cane, a stalk of cotton, and the
glars and bars Of the confederacy in coat
of arms, with liberty pole through It and a
liberty cap on top on the other side. OF the
four known specimens of this coin, one is in
Meriwether county, Ga, one in Louisiana,
the Roberts Collins piece, above described,
and one which sold for $500 in New York
city In lsSs-St. Louis Republic
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
PERSONAL.

f. Corrow of H"Drietta is IN the city.
Peyton 7. Edwards of FL Paso is in the
city to-day.
Bill Fogard of Abilene is among the
West Texans in the city to-day.
E. Warner, one of Abilene's enterpris-
ing bus ness men. is in the city.
T. F. Lambert left for Chicago last night
on the Missouri, Kansas anu Texas cyclone.
r. J. Ward of Breckenridge was one of
the visiting Texans who Sundayed in Fort
Worth.
ID. d. Swearingeu Of Quanah is in the
city. He says it requires greater disas-
ter than railroad washouts to give Quanah
people the blues
Duncan G.. Smith Of Quanah is in the
city. MIR. Smith states Qudnah is flourish
!Gg nicely and has prospects for e season of
uneXampled prosperity.
B. F. Bridges ca.ae down from Vernon
Yesterday. He So. : the people there are
greatly pleased over the resumption of
through train service.
THe Misses Flora and Josephine Hirsh-
field returned home Saturday evening via
The Cotton Bet from Nicholasville, KY,
whore they have been attending school
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Railway Booking Clerks.

Railway clerks have to pass an exami-
nation and appear before the board of di,
rectors before they receive an appointment.
A certificate of birth and testimonials as to
character are also required. They are then
registered, and will have to wait until a
vacancy occurs, which may be either in the
goods OF passenger department, and at any
station along the line. The work of the
clerical staff in the goods department is
very similar to that in a merchants office
There Will be a chief clerk, perhaps a
cashier, and invoice, abstract and ledger
clerks. Their hours are regular, and they
are steadier lot of men than their con
freres in the passenger department., and as
rule they get married sooner.
The two branches are rather inclined to
hold aloof from one another They seldom
frequent the same haunts, and their tastes
seem to differ in the matter of enjoyment
The clerical staff in the passenger depart
ment consists of booking and parcel clerks;
but except at large stations, the latter
have to take their turn in booking, so can
be classed under the same head-Cham-
bers' Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

The next meeting of the johnson county
ginners association will be held at Cleburne
on the first Monday in July, at l o'clock
p. m.
There will be barbecue and platform
dance at Pleasant Point, July 3.
The artesian well at Sherman is 1900 feet
deep, and boring through some very hard
rock.
1t is said that the Sherman board of
equalization made shining example of the
mayor and raised his property Is per cent.
The Woodmen organized a camp at
Gainesville last Wednesday night with
quite number of chartered members
The Mneola city council last week iesued
bonds To- the purpose of boring an artesian
well.
Roswell has incorporated.
A fisherman from the Trinity sold on the
market in kaufman last Thursday cat fish
weighing eighty younds. He was whop-
per- Kaufman Review.
The sandstone of Comanche county is
now sought Tor in distant cities
Cards are out for the wedding Of Mr..
John Dabney and Miss Sallie Simmons at
the Baptist church at Alvord, June Is.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
Never Lost By H.


The process discovered ay Or Frnsg.
for making wrought iron from r.- l5.,..
without pudding i decidedly novel. 5g.
yet so effective that. according TO nl, ,ts.-
ment, one car take horseshoe n.... .g...
of the metal, fasten the mead in 4 wise. Al,
twist it int3 an almost perfect screw W..
out breaking; the claim being, il tact. ..s,
this kind Of wrought iron cln he J.u
rolled or twisted into a-y stape VIII.
cold, being superior 10 the best Sws
metal.
In its production vat is filled with
chemical solution and number OF rn.s
sheet iron plates; the pig iron IS AIS,
placed in the vat, and the two metals j:
this condition are connected TO q dynamo
The current, which is then passed through
the vat in the usual way. is said 10 hay,
the remarkable effect CT causing the pur.
iron TO be completely separated from II.
impurities existing in the pi-, Ion, and {.
form deposit on the sheet iron plates
New York Sun.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
LOCALITIES.

On July picnic will be given at Haver-
hill, ten miles northwest from Fort Worth.
The Arlington line cars during the sum,
mer will run until II o'clock at night i'll or
der TO accommodate boating and picnic
parties at Lake Como.
The rain of Saturday night is said to
have been of great benefit to the corn in
Tarrant county, though it was hardly
enough. Another shower will assure the
success of the corn crop.
The summer car on the Riverside line
was too heavily loaded yesterday and
burned out The carrying capacity of the
road was very heavily taxed.
Fort Worth lodge No. las, A. +. and A.
NJ, will hold its regular annual election Of
officers tonight. Every member of the
lodge is earnestly requested to be present.
Visiting master MasonS are cordially in
vited. The meeting begins promptly at
O'Clock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The school fund Of this district will
reach nearly $1,000 this year.
A protracted meeting was begun at the
Methodist church in East Sherman last
night.
The contract for the new Hopewell
Baptist church building was awarded to.
day to Contractor Cloney; consideration
$3.50.
The Sunday school of the First Presby.
terrain church of Corsicana will observe
children's day next Sunday.
The contract has been let for the erection
Of a new Baptist church at Mt Pleasant.
Last week the city school trustees of Gle.
burne reelected J. H VanAmburg as
superintendent for the ensuing year.
The revival meeting at the Methodist
church at Cleburne continues, with increas-
ing interest manifested.
The Christian church at Pamela is pro-
crossing finely, and will be splendid edi-
fee.
BLOSSOM, LAMAR COUNTY, June IA
The commencement exercises Of the sec
ond session of Lamar college began Sunday,
June Z, at II O'Clock, ON which day Rev. A
I. Spragins of Plano preached the COM
mencementt Sermon at the Baptist church
The services were largely attended and the
audience were well paid for their attend
ance by being treated to one of the most
eloquent addresses ever delivered in Bios
som on any subject. On Tuesday night,
June 9, Rev. A. W. Colver, president of the
North Texas business college Of Paris, de-
Evered a very learned and elo-
quent address to the Francis Cleye-
land and Dick Hubbard literary societies
after which the students and their friends
had banquet Of ice cream, cake and
fruits at the Burke house. Wednes-
day night, June 10, the exercises
recitations by the young ladies' of
the school, and an original address
by ". H. Harris, subject, 20 Temporal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
HAVANA Sugar Market.

HAVANA, June flowing to the fuctua-
lions in the American sugar market during
thesweek buyers here repeatedly increased
and then lowered their offers, but notwith-
standing this unsteadiness large sales were
made. At the close, however, the market
WAS quiet and rather weak. Quotations
are as follows:
a. 31i4; gold. per quintal, mus
covado, falr TO good refining. SIS to
80 degrees polarization, 50 12159
ops; centrifugal, 90 to 90 deg polarization,
in hogsheads, bags and boxes, - 6sX@
93s< Stocks in warehouse at Havana and
Matanzas, IS boxes, ,336, 0O0 bags and 1900
hogsheads. Receipts from the 1st TO 10th,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
A Philadelphia Assignment.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 1.-THE wooden
goods manufacturing firm OF Schofeld, Son
4 Co. of .Manayunl is seriously embar-
raised financially, and the firm have made
an assignment for the benefit of creditors.
Scovin Schofield, senior member of the
firm, says the present embarrassment was
precipitated by the firms inability to take
up a large quantity of its paper which fell
due Friday and to-day. Preferences TO cash
creditors were given to-day in fling at the
court of Judgment aggregating 81, GOO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
NINA VANZANDT-SPIES.

She is to Become the Wife of an Italian at
an Early Date.
CHICAGO ILL, June At is reported
Nina VanZandt, who gained brief notoriety
by the remarkable interest she manifested
in the anarchist trial, and by her proxy
marriage with August Spies, leader Of the
executed anarchists, is soon to become the
wife of S. S. Malateo, an italian. The
prospective bridegroom. Salvador Stefano
Malateo, was sent to Chicago by an infiil-
ential journal published in Rome. to handle
the Italian department of the World s
Columbian exposition. The marriage will
take place in July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-15
An Exhibition Walk.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
VERNON, WILBAReER COUNTY, TEX, June
A-Daniel O'Leary and Fl. C. Richmond.
the noted pedest TRANS, gave an exhibition at
the opera house last evening. The distance
walked was ten miles, and was won by
Richmond in five laps. Time, hour and
Is minutes. The two men are on their way
to Australia. and were detained at Vernon
few days on account of the washout.