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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

BE CAUTIOUS |

If you are about to buv :
piano for your home YOU are
anxious to have your moneyweII
spent, especially as the invest
ment IS comparatively large Do
you know anything about the
best principles of mechanical
construction in pianos? Can Won
tell by inspection whether The
material used is of the best3
Are you a Judge of toner" Very
few who have passed their lives
IN the study of music are COM.
petent judges of the matter A..
you posted as to the respective
value ofthe guarantees given oy
piano makers? Do you know
which manufacturer has a rem.
tation for making musical instnI.
ments, and which a reputation
tor turning out commercial ra+.
tletraPs? Unless you are salts.
tied on these points would it M,
be safer to buy of a house thai
is IN the business, and ha,
twenty years reputation to main,
tain?
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Do Not

Fail to see the Latest Fads that are going
to be worn this Sc ason at the formal open
ing of Appel & Schaul Saturday, April II.
-Ad
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Our Obiecv

OF our formal opening is to show every one
in Savannah our new store.
APPEL & SCHAUL,
I'D. 159 Broughton street.
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Call While

Passing, and get souvenir of Appel &
Schaul. Formal opening on Saturday, April
II. Same coEts you nothing. I59 Brough-
ton street.-Ad.
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Which falls on the coming Saturday. is the
Formal Opening Day of Appel & Schaurs
New Store. Do not fail to call and get
Souvenir.-Ad.
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Tomorrow, 18th.

Heidts cut prices for Saturday. You
will find in special notices. Look for them.
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The New Isle Of Hope Railroad.

The engineer IS surveying the line for the
Savannah and Isle of Hope railroad from
Waters road to Thunderbolt. 1t is proposed
to build the new road on as near an airline
as possible. Fifty-pound steel rails are to
be used, and the first shipment necessary to
lay part Of the city and all of the outside
line TO Thunderbolt is now on its way here.
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18th.

Heidts Saturday cut prices. Remember
to look for them in special notices to-nor-
row.-Ad
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18th, Saturday.

Heidts special price day. Look for it TO.
morrow in special notices. -Ad.
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Kayton's Oil of Life, the greatest lini-
ment in the world for all aches and pains
I'D.
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Grand

Formal Opening, Appel &c Schaul, New
Store. Saturday, April II. Be sure to call
and get souvenir of the occasion.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

Shepard's B. B. Cologne is the most last.
ing Of all perfumes, and its delicacy recon-
mends it all refined people.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-10

Do you feel one of those terrible head
aches coming on? Bradycrotine will pre-
vent it'd.
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April 18th.

Old newspapers-200 for 25 cents-at
business Office. MORNING NEws.-Ad.
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THE RIVER AND HARBoR.

happenings Along the Wnarves and
Among the Shipping
A. Minis Sons cleared the British steam
ship Sylvia yesterday for Barcelona, with
1850 bales Of upland cotton, weighing
l, $50, 933 pounds, valued at $133, sos, and to
Genoa with 1850 bales of upland cotton
T weighing 945, 367 pounds, valued at S85,O75.
Total valuation of cargo, S2lS. 673
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Death of Mrs. sallie Cooner

Mrs Sallie G. Cooper, wife of Mr.. G. T.
Cooper, died at the home of her husband,
on the Ogeechee road. at LES o'clock this
morning, after long illness. Death resulted
from heart failure. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Cooper was most estimable Christian
woman. She leaves a husband and many
warm friends TO mourn her death.
An Attractive
Combined POCKET ALMANAC
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
advertising BROWNS IRON BTTTERS
the best Tonic, given away at Drug and
general stores. Apply at once.
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See in Special Notica.-Ad.
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At Ralu,s -
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
REGULAR Report Of The Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets
offerings and Sales a. the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange Internal Revenue Colieo-
tions-Forcica Ad,icos.

yre Yoag Pee. Monor closed OF 3ror
..,, tlo lowest rate. b highest was 30.
r,,l.a.e closed steady. pos cd rates. ls.' a
.......a. rates ls @f,iif for sixty du. $, and
1881. Cor demand Government bonds
..,3. currency 6s. l0es bad. as, cou.ou.
'' ..l. extended es. rc@ stored. i0l bii.
r.,- VAS p fair amount % trading n The
49,. ar,et fll, morning. Missouri Pacific.
s,r..l.n Pacific preferred. Cauada South. ru.
f,....a Central and KANSAS ami Texas lrcicr-
..trt.e fle moss conspicuous m the &c lllnKs.
~ 0.anluE was trm and slightly higher. tut
....tuEtl so N gave away under o. RAID GOA
~. .. loHur. which Was hammered Tor q
.F flc Icar craf0r, subsequently @
.-. Ing of The Nauderhiits cansed lrce-
s-rrfn- .en. aud from oci0rk uutl MIDDAY
-r.... .auecd. Al noon the improvements
-t...1 rom IS Oh ia per cent. hc sales i'f iie
rs amounted Oh ittHn shares. london vas
-od buyer OF Northern Pacific referred ihia
-,-r -. Canada Southern ~ very 'Av"-
+gf advanced on heavy purchases ni lIv.ut-
rfrf Aers. he market com. u-eI "ol4.o
trrrf Che afternoon without any ne
..,,...n trading Prices 100 some cases aa-
,.r-. steadily t0 the close. when ABOUT tho
. IS, rrices of the daF we're current IiceS
,--.eI on advance as couil area I'D iA-t hlAut
.,c-.. .f 4. 20 sis pcr cent iht iaticr IN 'hi-
10 -..l lake Shore nut Western irtI erred.
~. ..-r-tur. oftho Manhattan Elevated rail
...Is. declared % lItl iepi of i.a Ier cent
~, -t. quarter. Ioia sales -5l,51J shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

RICHMoND. Va. Dec S.-No offerings Of tobac.
cos 81 auction on 'Chanee to-day. Private sales
reported 90 the secretary OF the Richmond 10.
hacco trade TODAY: Wrappers H. hogsheads:
filters 9. smokers. 3, scrap. 90; burleys, a. dark
leaf. 3 Total. So.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: Inspec-
tions bright 80 hOgshoads and I fierce HON.
specti0ns bright rs hOgsheads and I fierce:
dark. Co hOgshc0ds.
Farmers Seahrools Allegheny. Shockoe Old
Dominion. Shclburuos. Jones. Noai 3. Daven-
ports and Planters tobacco warehouses report
today. Receipts. % packages. deliveries. q.
The United States internal revenue col
lectiOns for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-day
are as follows Tax paid cigars and cigarettes.
1850: tax paid plug tobaccos s-S922l. Total.
S1O27.79
Crenshaw's tohacco warehouse sold to-day
s0.2GO pounds loose dark tobacco, highest price
5000
Shockoe sold to-day gC45l pounds loose dark
tolaccos. highest price. 3l5
We are glnd 20 say that our DR.. L IT, Simpson
q ont and az his post again after severe attack
OF influenza.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

BALTIMORE. Mn. Dec. s. Flour steady and
unchanged receipts s .232 barrels shlpmen 81.
bl lsl Iarre s.: sales s,1 barrels IA al strong
No. 70 s.. Of 81 04oini 8. Decamber. 2 '.0io
1905 :Jauuarv - d. iSalO5tf: leuruarr. $40.
el0, s. lla.. slIlleI19's; steamer 10 ? red
G-c: rcceiufs. es.e2s lushes; shipments, 1N2l
bushels. stock 2ff29 10 hei sales $500
bushels: southern wheat frmer. Fultz. &c =
sIOf. longlerry. sl0lO5 Corn un-etflcd and
higher: mixed srot. 6lc asked. year. &c
asked. January 5} "a 3)sc.; II rua-v 5f4
a5Itc: March, 5fdN g.: steamer. mixed
55lc.; rocei ts. 81 10 bushels: h ment.. lIi8
bushels. stack. ia 20 bush / sales, so bush
els. southern corn active: white sa5lc vel
low. 3'a3 c..iJats firm W 10 good demand: No.
White western. i01Rc ked: so. mixed. 3s16
"a j'c receipts 100 bushels; shipments. none
stock l-e.9H kye dull aud weak: no ?. &c
receipts ~ bushels. sli mcnts none: stock.
..'St bushels. Hay strong; lair active; good
10 cnolce timothy. ~ ala Grain freights
quiet and steadv and unchanged. Cotton nomi-
i@i' nnudllng sec. Provisions firm; mess pork
2 B, liners unchanged. Butter STEADY and un-
changed. Eggs firm at &c Coffee Rio
cafgoe' tair. lsc.; No. g. I3i4@1fc Sugar strong
anu lrm copper firm, UNCHANGED Whisky
hrm az SL2J6 l26 Peanuts unchanged
Ntocks-NirSima consols. 40 bid: do. lO-iOs, IS
BID, do 8 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

Refined fairly active and firm: cut-toaf and
crushed 51Ac.; powdered. NC: granulated, 49,
@tNc; cubes &c; mould "A Dlc confec-
, 'ohee-opot lots coffee quiet hut steady: fair
BIO cargoes. 1890 futures cosed hrmer: Rio
or santos, No. q. December. ALSO; January.
: 20; February. Si2On
,aNa ctorcs-SpirIts turnontine not varied.
Iuiiiig duli. quoted at 3li1a3ic. Eosin quiet and
s.ont steady; strained, $i.35: good strained
Petroleum Pipeline certificate Trading was
GU ond ieaturcless: sales. 600 barrels stock
Exchange opened az 5saic: highest. 's'ec low
est ls'Nc.. closing. ast8c Consolidated TX.
change. January opened az 81 Sc; highest o'sc''
lowest, 59c.; closing. 58c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

CWcAGo. Ill, Doc -Wheat-wbeat was
hrm ON strong cables largo decrease II the
&uDuht on ocean pasSagcs. heavy clearance.
ana tie heavy rccel.ts IN the Northwest.
closing pr ces we're 9te i6c lower Ncceipts 3Gs
cars. spring wheat higher. Sales by sample
T. O. b.: No 8. ss]8@ssc.; No. (. qOesic. Winter
wheat hrmer: No. red IN store &c Sales by
sainiAe o D. No. red. e1c.. No. 4. Sic.
Corn-Corn closed ssatic higher The shorts
were uneasy because Of the small proportion ~
contract grade IN tho receipts and the strong
tone IN wheat. and covered freely Receipts
~ cars. No IN store 4Sa4s's &c No g. 32l50
4''4c. NO. s. yellow. 4ac Sales by sample. f. O.
-. 40. white f4]1s4tc.; NO. 3. yellow. &c.
No. 3. white. 14ef5c No. A. 8glga48}4c
Oats-Oats were firm IN sympathy with wheat
and corn and closed &c higher Receipts. lG3
cars. 10 IN store. 821a &C.: No white.
S'4c. Sales by samples, T. o. No O. 83&84c
No. white. a3e3ic., No. 8 white, 3i16s33c.; No.
3, 30d }ll2c.
Provisions Provisions opened strong and
higher on decreased receipts Of hogs and do
cbned on heavy realizing sales The result OF
the las trading showed worry little change IN
pork 2ec., decline IN lard and he same in ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
81. Ionis.

ST. LoUIs, No. Dec s-Flour firm littlo de-
mand and prices unchanged. Wheat higher.
December .0s3sc bid; January. $3.50 May. ggs4c
Corn higher; year. 404c. bid. January acc
May, 4O44a4QHc Dry snlt moats-Shoulders
Be-; longs. 634c clear ribs 6l6c. shorts 6l9c
bacon Boxed shoulders. 5ls@53lc; longs and
clear ribs. 64c.; shorts. &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
Live Stock Market.
RrcumoSp, Va. December s. 1891.

nv TIlIII-'III
Hecoipts-Caftle 200. sheep, 800. hogs 1870.
Sales Cattle. 81O sheep, $50. hogs 1870
Prices Cattle Best. Sl9c tol &c. gross; me
dunn TO good. csc 10 sac. gross; common 10
fair. zoe to 2ttc gross.
Bulls 20 TO 2j4c. gross.
Sheen 8i6c 10 81 &C. gross.
Hogs ai6c 20 Sic. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

RICHMOND. Va, December g 1891
OITEHINGs
Wheat-ta21 bushels
lo.4-l,e-- bushels.
SALTS.
Wheat 1896 bushels
l-ll-.,2 bushels
Quotations.
Nle'-Longherry 81 % sI0f mixed CSC. 10
slortt erIy s5c TO s105. No. . rod. S1O4
iorl-Nuie. Virginia. now. 50c 20 56c.; No.
i"a.te. .c., no mixed, 53c 20 sic.
Nais-No 3 3,c. to a4c.. no. 8, 36c. to sc;
Hnier f1r seed. 5.c. t05lc.
Ae-..e. 90 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

LyEBPO0L, Dec s.-CottOn-Spot cotton mod
erately active and steady: Mddllne unland-.
4 l6i Sales. $500 bales. Futures closed firm;
December January, A. l-6id ; January. February.
4 22-6id; February March 26-6id.; March
April, 3O-64d; April-Nlay, 3i-old.
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Cincinnati.

C1NcINNATI. O. Dec. -pork-Recular. goa
9.l2l6; family. sl05boll. Lard-kettle-dried g..
6l6c BacoD-Short clear sides, 7e,15c. Whisky
Sales Of finished goods 20 Slls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
HIcHMOSD GEEERAL MARKErs


Butter: Fancy creamery, 2is25c; dairy
hacked. 22a23o; Merchants packed iSaeJc.;
lair. MalSo.. common 11ol2l4c
Eggs; IL crates ease; IN barrels 30; Guinea
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T.
apiece 2Ja3Jc. Geese. 50AOc.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes: Irish. 30a59c. per bushel
Potatoes, Northern. 81 7la2O0. ler bSrrel.
Potatoes. Virginia Sl5OalIa.
Sweet potatoes. 2la4lc per busheI
Cabbage. sugar barrel 81 .25al5O.
Onions. pafato. s3O0a3.25. per barrel
Onion Sets. S2.Oln25O per bush6l
Peanuts, 3l9af1ac.; per pound
Oranges, Fla. bright box sloJa<.OO.
Eusscrs. Sl.5OAl.I5
APPLES. Fancy Eating. 81. 50a95o per barrel.
Apples. Cooking, sl.5lngO0 per barrel
Celery: 2Ja3lc per bunch.
Lemons: Fla, S350a3.5J per box
COUNTRY EACONsE8
Hams, small. Va Babe; per pound. Hams.
large Va l0Al2c.
sides, 9ai0c: per pound
Shoulders SAGE per pound.
Country Lard ta61ec., per pound
DRIED FRUIT.
Apples, Red and Brown sliced, Sc, per pound
Fancy 5%a4c.; Quarters, 21.n3c,
Peaches. fancy, peeled 9asc; medium, SAGE;
dark. 4a41sc.; unpeelcd, 2a211c.
DackberrcS &C.
Hucklcberries, 7a3lEc
EaspLerrleS Ia Be-
MiscEILANROUs
Buckwhoat honr. 3l6a4c. per pound.
White Beans, Fancy, Sl.75Ss25 per bushel
ColOred Beans, $l5aisA
JallOw. 4s8lac.; per pound.
Gensng Root, s275a%O per pound. Seneca
Root. BIC; Golden Seal Root 2oc.
Angelica. SC.
Dry Hides. 6Izasc.: Green Hides 3IIa4l<c.
Feathers Live Geese, 4Oc.; per pound, mixed
25a30c.
Wool. washed 2sa9oc.: Wool. unwashed sOa9lc.
Black-Eye Pers. $l.IOal25 per bushel.
bananas choice, Sl.25al50.
REMARKS.
Butter Receipts light; market more active.
Eggs-Roceipts light; market very acuve a. "a
10 PC Dressed poultry -heceipts night; mar
ket excited. The orange market IS IN much bet
ter condition. The apple market IS IN good
shape. Dried fruit is wanted. Every kind OF
produce meets with ready sale al above
quotations.
SEEDS
Red Clover, sf75 10 sA2) per hushel
hailDg. si.SD TO e. % per husheL
Timothy, Si.s5 10 SLIGO per bushel.
Herd Grass, IS 10 s5c. per bushel.
Orchard Grass. sI..0 TO $i.36 per bushoL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

Live hens fat 2ia3lc.; hens and roosters, pa
pc: chickeus. younR and grown, 22a!lc.;
chickens medium and fat, lSa9Oc., chickens,
small lOal2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
- CURE FOR PILES Of whatever kind OF de-
gree-EIternal, Internal, Blind or Bleedins.
boz: boxes. Sa Sent by mali, prepaid. a r..
ceiPt OF price We guarantees 70 cure any oAse
Of Pies Guaranteed and sold only By r r
kkhnkS = CO.. Druggists and SssdsmsA 81
Isi-We.fy.suly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09

Vonison. per pound laal5c.; Rabbits l0al PC
Birds PartridGes. dead. llal2}5c.; Ducks Ave
nnleca 9lnlIc- Geesn. alAlO..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-09
nRrssED PoULraY.


Turkeys. per ound i214al5c.. Ducks, l9}9al3c..
Chllkcns, ia l5c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24
TELEGRAPHlC BREVlTIES.

\ storm IS prevailing in Vera Cruz.
Gen. Pacheco has left the City of Mexico
for his health, Us he IS dangerously i'll
Over two thousand houses are being
erected in the City Of Mexico and houses
are still scarce
President Diaz in speaking OF his cabinet
said the ministers were in the most perfect
harmony, and he hoped there would be no
changes.
At Uni0ntown, Pa, in the fight between
the Sherif's deputies and the mob two men
We're fatally shot, one of whom died in i
few minutes and the other cannot live.
President Diaz has announced that he
will make the appointments to his cabinet
in July, one for posts and telegraph. re
Gently created, and one to public works,
which Gen. Carlos Pacheco resigned.
Tie tobacco factories OF Marburg Bros. &
G. W Gail of Baltimore, Nd. have been
bought by the American tobacco company
Of New York and wiV hereafter be OPP
Grated by that company. The price paid
for the property is not disclosed.
At New Orleans all union carpenters.
plastcrers, painters and all other house
builders are out on 4 strike and refuse to
work with nOn-union men. Several build
crS claim they viii be able to carry on OPP
crations in few days with Ion-union men
Manuel Romero Rubio, Mexican minister
Of the interior, and i party OF friends in
Guiding press correspondents, yesterday
visited tie Thermal Springs. where the
finest hotel in the republic is being erected
and viii be opened next month. Already a
ma OrIty of the rooms are taken. The
springs are considered superior to those of
Carlsbad, both III quality ana quantity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24

and other points of interest, then at the
Board OF Trade rooms they were entertained
with light lunch, with punch and cham
payne trimmings. This reception lasted
far into the night and was hugely enjoyed
by all who attended.
While the Alliance members we've away
from the city hall W. Z. Farmer organized
a meeting of the Union Labor party
Farmer made u speech to the meeting,
followed by Lamb of Montana,
Grice of Louisiana, Stump Ashby,
and others Grice favored convention to
be held in Cincinnati next month anticipa-
tory of the meeting TO be held February -,
1892
J. C. Rhodes announced that two dele
gates would be sent from each congress
sional district, and four from the state at
large.
This announcement was hailed : with
cries Of derision from all parts of the
house.
At 1 O'Clock another secret session was
held. the doings Of which are TO the press
but hcarsay
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24
A SAD OCCURRENCE.
T. 3. Wood, Cashier of the Gazette, Shoots
Himself.


The community was shocked and a host
of warm personal friends stricken with
grief yesterday afternoon when IL was
learned that r B. Wood. cashier of The
GAZETTE, had shot himself at his home in
this city For ten days past Mr.. Wood has
been,sick, but such was his devotion to his
duty that he remained at his post until
Wednesday morning, when he was COM
PEELED to take to bed. Several weeks ago
Mir. Wood was afflicted with a Sc
we're attack of grippe, from which
he has never fully recovered. He suffered
great pain from a neuralgia affection of one
side of his face, which has grown worse in
the past few days. Added to his physical
ailment he was greatly shocked not many
days ago when he received word Of the
sudden death of his aged father in Vir-
ginia. His loss preyed on his mind and,
added to his weakened physical condition,
caused mental alteration. A few minutes
before o'clock yesterday he in some way
got possession of revolver and while in
state of mind wholly unaccountable
for his actions he shot himself. The wound
is on the left side, SCATTERING one Of his
ribs and probably iniuring his lungs. All
that skilIful physicians, a loving wife and
sister, and kind friends and business as
sociates could do has been done and will
be done to save his life. There is uni
versal sorrow over the sad affair, for Mr..
Wood was man of generous heart and
right action, who enjoyed the respect and
good wishes OF all with whom he came in
contact. Especially were his good quail
ties admired by his associates on THE GA
ZETTE. who knew him best. That he may
speedily recover from his Illness, and that
the occurrence of yesterday may be but as
a dream, is the heartfelt wish Of all.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24
PERSONAL.
,.s.Eas

W. R. McGiu one of the pushers of Sey-
mour, is in the city.
VIM. Bart. prominent citizen of Dem
yer, is at the Pickwick.
DR.. S. W. Hamilton of Clinton, Miss, is
visiting in Fort Worth.
Col a. NJ Britton, the well known YER
non banker, is in the city.
W. l. Chew of Palestine who is well
known here was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Winfield Scott is at Hot Springs for
her health and will be there for i month
H. E. Sherman and W. H Sherman of
Charleston, Mo-, are in the city prospect
ing.
Hon. John C. Orrick ard wife of St. Louis
are at the Ellis. Mr.. Orrick was at one
time in congress.
Ralph Beaumont, the well-known labor
orator, is in the city He addressed large
audience at the courthouse last night.
A. d. Kent, well known attorney of
Lampasas and at one time i member of the
legislature, was in Fort Worth yesterday
Judge John NJ F'urman of Bolton, who is
brother of Henry NJ, Judge Sam and S
NJ. Furnan of this city, was in Fort Worth
yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE.
Exercises at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Yesterday.

Church Yesterday.
Quite a number of ladies met at the Cum
berlanu Presbyterian church yesterday to
participate in the proceedings of the
Womens' institute now in session here. Elk
cellent papers were read by Mrs. PheniX,
Mrs L. Calhoun, Mrs Clardy, Mrs. Nc
Knight, Miss Fannie Griffin and Mrs. Jen-
ME Beauchamp. There were devo-
tional exercises at three meetings.
The work of the institute to-day will be of
unusual interest. The following is the
PROGRAMME:
FRIDAY, $50 A. NJ
Devotional exercises
The Home, Courtesy. Sabbath Obser-
vance, Victory through Faith-Mrs. Eunice
Castor
Bodily Religion and Heredity-Dr. Ellen
Keller.
GENERAL DISCUSSION.
Topics: Truthfulness or Accuracy in
Speech, Dignity of Labor, Neighborhood
Love, Home Reading. Bonds of Family
Union, Common Service, Common Worship,
Common Counsel, Common Pleasures.
FRIDAY, 2:30 P. NJ.
Devotional exercises.
Kindergarten Work and Drill, Miss Eliza
WhitInore
Parliamentary half hour
FRIDAY, 500 P. NJ.
Devotional exercises.
Pastors Relation to W. c. I. u, Mrs.
Lizzie NJ. Haughton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



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