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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
4pprvt OF THE Cruiser ATLANTA.

The steel cruiser Atlanta sister vessel 10 the BOSTON, on
the Pacific Coast Yesterday from the south
Atlantic squadron. Of ST. Lucia IN command Of
Captain r. J. II ggn-on. The Atlanta sailed from New
York or Montevideo IN COMPANY with the Chicago ana
bennington November ast. 81 that these vessels
might Chilli the threatened war arlhs
the United States should become actual fact IN"
Chicago and Atlanta ordered home IN April and thcy
sailed from Monteviieo MAY 3 The Chicago arrived
hero on Nav 70 and /. now IN the River whiting 20
put dry dock the Navy Yard As the Atiana'
had foul the Southern waters she
could make good speed the Chicago ana mac 10
put Bahia and St Lucia for coal Al! on board are
we'll She will for q few weeks and viii then
20 the Eastward a cruise. Her omcers besides
Captain Higrinson follows Leuenaits george y
Colyocoresses Hugo osterhsus Howard = Waring w l.
Chambers aud william l.. Rodgers surgeon. Nelson Mof
Fcre4e passed assistant surgeon. Andrew r. Wentworth
peymsster, George H. Grihng chiof engineer. Hugh H.
Cline, passed assistant engineer. Charles w. tae anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
~. AgyEs,s CHIMES PEAL OUT.

Tho soft tones Of the chimes ~ 81 Agness Chapel
Trinity Fnrish heard for the first time yesterday
morning and chilled about 200 persons to attend the
opcninc services at the church. The Rev DR.. Morgan
IrN onicnied and preached forcefu sermon In whcn
No snid ihnt Whl'sunday most npp-opriat" ume
"a nry.u the building for worship. The Rev. Or. Ed
vnrd A. Brndlev. The pastor. made short nnnrrss III
which he snd that the church would BE- formally con
secrnt.d by The Bishop som" time III >'pt'uf'r 'er
vices will ho held during June NJ II A. m ana . 10
n n Tho Rev Dr. iiovss and The Rev Mr. Ham
lton assisted. supplied choir ~ about forty men
and boys under the direction Of George f. Stubs the
orcanist sang an interesting programme, consisting Of
smart's To Dcum" In T. Calkln's Communion scr
vice. In u fat and Oferory' by Barnett AT
the afternoon service n large congrcn Ton listened 10
all interesting sermon by the pastor Inc .inr ,'ns
,,cunod's ~ Nncmncatn IN u and " Nunc D.nitis" IN
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
CARDS AND PRISON GARB or THE PLATFoRX.

John p Quinn, reformed gambler OF Chicago. ad-
d-csscd the young mems meeting ut Association Hall
,..,,,,av afternoon For five he led he
M. OF a professional gambler and finally wss mprsoned
for fourteen months During his confinement he was
converted and since release has spent his time IN
exro,ng the devices Of gamblers and sharpers. Mr.
Quinn had the implements OF his former profession with
aim =. trraav ana by of them showed his audi
cncc how impossible for the unintated TO win In
tho ordinary gambling house. Their glmes' he said.
.a-e not games OF chance Skill but games OF pro-
,.ssonal robbery The gamblers play three chords Of
the human heart selfcoacci, excitement and hope Of
gain"
In spcaking the protection given gamblers by the
authorities said ina; IN hi, experience OF twenty-five
wears he had never opened garbllnc house which
not protected. Often h. raid his money direct 20 the
authorities, and sometimes there ''go-bctwecn."
ST Is bad condition o. wcol-growins" h. continued.
.when wolves employed 10 watch sheep" At the
close Of address, he appeared ia Prison costume.
which intended h impress the young men present
vita the probable outcome Of life OF gambling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

The Rev. Joseph McNinhon OF the Cathedral, ana
the Rev DR. Burln, Of West Point Will visit Illinois
this week 10 preach at the Dedication OF churches III
the diocese OF Peoria aud Chicago
Herr Graz. the professor OF church music al the
University OF Washington. and tile Rev Father Malone,
Editor OF The Colorado Catholic were IN Now York
last week The editor Is a strong partisan OF Ar'h
bishop Ireland. and with his Journal was recently
made tho subject OF pastoral letter from the Bishop
o. Denver who denounced the compromise plan OF
DR. ireland and It's supporter.
The manager OF the Catholic Publication Society
Company, william larry, has resigned, and his
plnc. is temporarily held by the head OF the
English hook fm Of Burns 4 oates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
THE HOLY NIME SOCTMT.

THIS month the HOLY Name society will hold lis
general quarterly assembly ut tie Roman Catholic
church Of st. Ann and the report OF The various
officials Will b. received The society In point 81
numb-rs and influence is one Of the most notable ID
the Archdiocese II numbers nj least 7'oOO men
IL spiriiial directors the Domincnns although
the Immediate direction !. LEFT to the priests IN to
different PARISHES The aim Of the organization i
- ,,,,,,uto ,o4pcct for tn, holy names OF the Trinity,
and 10 discourage bnsphemy and profanity among
all classcs Monthly meetings are held ana the
members arc required 10 receive the SENTIMENTS
monthly The society Is steadily growing ana ns
,ts members nrc mostly men OF mature years ana
.vpcrlenced pictv II Is acquiring force which viii
h. %, great use soon ~ Influencing phbhc opinion
In matters OF interest 70 the morality % the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
WORKING FOR UNION IN IRELAND.

The Municipal Council OF the Irish NATIONAL Leasue
met In odd Fellows Hall Secondst. and the Bowery'
Yesterday afternoon and the twenty Ishmen present
did not hinte say that they objected To having MIR
Rcdmond come over here to attend Il reception. IheS
said that he represented faction. and his coming here
would not bring Irish people at home any nearer
together. But they must come together SAID one
Of the speaiters We cannot afford 10 have my
factions. and II they refuse h together then we
will stop the supplies
The council will advise all Of the branches Of the
Irish National League not 10 attend the Redmond
meeting.
The Municipal Council has appointed commission
70 20 70 Ireland and the other side these delegates
will seek 10 unite the coniendng factions Ireland Is
the place bring about unity OF feeling, and not
here the council says The commission will sail rom
Nev York on Iune ~ Committees appointed
Yesterday TO complete all arrangements FOR the meet
Ing 10 be held IN Cooper Union two days before the
delegates start Oh their mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

Chicago June 5-W. J. Onahan. accompanied by
Thomas H. Bryan. Worlds Fair mlsslonera nj
large. and ". A. Ambcrr. president OF the Columbus
Club the leading Catholic Orga lizaon Of Chicago,
chilled ON Director General Davis on saturday IN rear
ton 10 the Vatican treasures which the Pope has
signined his intention OF exhibiting al the Columbian
Expositol Mr.. Onahun said tins mark OF the Popes
interest would .lSsur-dly have wide Influence ana
r,.,rb quarters where the embassies Or the Orlo ;
Intr could scurc.y he expected tu extend Ny BRYAN
also smoke OF m, cordial and sympathetic reception
~ - ,~,.b =, Nv. Vatican Tn Dire ,encral
pressed great qualification, and SAID mat every us
p,,,ition would be shown by management 10 auOt
hitting space Tor the exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
cnrRr clIrNpARS FOR TO DAY.

Supreme court-Gcncra Tcrm-nefors Van Brunt. p j..
Brien and Patterson JJIH o9.rnHDera'ed motions Nos
SUPREME Court hambersciore Beach, J-Motion cal
sapic%S cogrSPecsi TsrnrnFi qs IT is ,sa IA
a. a. l '19 10. IL ~ rs a. 10, Divorces Nos.
i IsSS l iSSi 100 Is 1850 jj7 las 1862 is-0
i Ig.b' 1870 10 ,osi H. iss2 1857. aas rs
supreme Court-spccla. Telm-Iart U-Beforc -. J.
Circuit ogrpast IIctore , T6ueS J. ,SSs $50 2sns
40. So 4-46, i4e AL. S1i' Dos @ooe' l04"'
cre ut ,our-rart I-BcfOrO Gases to be
sem rc 1 cSurHpart III,efore Lawrence Gases be
sem Srrms Court-Part IvBetore Barrett Jcas,s to be
'e surT U Before Ransom sror probate
lor CSron~ Solomon. Edward sheeran: John v Karrer,
Maria j. Mclarncy Carl s'Hn David Il. 'a 1a e ~
Iiridsc shea Cha, II Harvey Joseph $ Moore John
common Tra--,'cncTal Tcrm-Adourned until this
common Plras-special Term-Before BischOr. j.
Calendar for June ,,.. ,ro... r,o,o,o c,ocs-,c,
Common Trial Par! IBet0e n IHSs aye
1925 $50 1907. 2o5. Sol 1859, loll 1851 eoo l+7l'
Common Pleas-rrial Tcrn-part IIBcfore Pryor j.
0"S COMMON On Pcas-Tral T,rm-rnr IIIBcore DAILY. C.
sHreTnr rO 0onri"Gcnca Trn-Defoe Freedman p J.,
purrS and SCr.esyS J. G a"q 10, '% j.
Nos HcI lsl 1870 Is3 1884 10 ls7. l,o
Sunerior COurt-FquLy Tclu-AGiourncd f0i the trim.
Superior Court-rrlal 1rrni-farts }. ii and lad
o" Civ trourt"spccisI Ter-Beorc Van wyck JMo.
CITY Court-Tral Tcrm-Iart I-Hefore Nevbur9 r. J.
Nos $3.50 5s2s GlOi 45o7 557+ 80 = SO. CLIO.
,5Gl 1850 CASA. 754l. 4Gll, 1913, S,95. aD0 9.Ss
G,44 Gi5s 8iG3 Gs6D. 6+1i, $3.50, 1850, 3!el 9o29'
jsJ5 5iGg o35i G3G6 1904 $40. OoSi' Oooo oji''
6621 GG97 4G77. 527l. 47ll 3aOs - ,,,....
CITY Ce't-Tra Tern-PaGrt, -f So ore Nc a a'" gsat
o NG a eGIs co go coss so7. 6oe1 gss Ss
si7e s5Ga Gls2 9l4s 52ol. 5G97 1888 2l27' 2s0o'
CITY Court-Tria Tcrm-Part III-Betore McGiown
Nos s5i6 $50 800 67o2, S5s, 5Se9. io5i, !o19'
5ssS Ssi6 ss22 ssss OSst 49, ss5s. llal, 500
9i59 IT'S 5a77 5D2s. 1920. sos, 4eos 62t6,
6545. Clio G7l2 67ls, 1000 COLO 6.Ss 6-SS S,54;
99s3 s5i5 Gaze 5739 6955, o7l0, 0ol7, 6720. 1927,
S,v courtTral IcrmPart IvBefore EhrlIch. c. ].
SHOT causes Nos. !aoe 1914 7l2l $500 Gii7 eseo'
7s Sl e Ss's ,os sC ANS 72 500 sss
.5as' Ssti sSs5 1896 ss6s 400 1906, 400 1901
80 75so GOES ssgs 74Ti.
Court OF RECOMMENDATIONS lngraham, j.. and
Assistant rict-Atorneys Wellnan and simms-Nos
Can't ~ General sessions-Part rIefore MARITIME j.
and Assistant District Attorney Davis-Nos 10 H. H.
Court Of General sessons-Part IIBefore Fitzgerald.
j. aud Assistant District Attorney Weeks-Nos. to IL,
Court OF General Sesslons-Part III-Beore Cowing j.
and Assistant DistrictAttorney Townsend-Nos y H.
inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
A sweepstakes % 500 each.
y inner ~ be soid at auction
GEORGIA CENTRAL's APPIdCATION RELATIVE TO
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE.

GEORGIA CINTRAL's LEGATION RELATIVE TO
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE.
Atlanta Ga.. June 1.-The Central Railroad Of
Georgia through its Board Of Receivers. flied q
petition IN the United states Court al Macon YES
tertay. asking that receiver be appointed for The
properties Of the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad
first for subpoena against the Richmond and
Danvillc Railroad Company in the terms OF the
law second thst right and proper person De
appointed receiver by this to TAKE possession
and charge Of the property and franchises OF the
said Richmond and Danville Railroad Company. aud
to hold and operate the under the direction OF
the court. The petition charges that the Richmond
and Danvllle Company has been IN an cmharTas ed
financial condition for months In Nev-YOrk where
th, and the other Terminal companies con
trocd and managed
The most important matter In the petition is the
sixth complaint. II shows that under the lease the
Richmond and Danvle Company s indebted Ia
the Central Railroad IN the sum Of s245b. $40 - III
addition this the results Of the operation OF the
Centrls roads and other properties BY the Richmond
and Danvllie under said lease. large number Of
claims have arisen and unsettled for mate
r1as furnished for damages Inflicted. and for other
matters for which said Richmond and Danville Com
pany liable under said lease II IS further charged
that the Danville Company. BY falling 10 meet dvi-
bends due for the Central md southwestern stock
holders by failure TO paw its Other indebtedness By
dfverfng freight and business from the Central lines
largely deprecated the value of the Ccntrals stock
When the Danville took charge Of the Central the
stock above par. II had been paying 10 IT. stock
holders the sent -annual dividend Of to Q pr
cent besides paving it, fixed charges and all other
obligations. The company had Just pride n It's
the Danvilles nine months control 10 wit, the sum N
S5co.Ooo or other large sum.
This application has caused great excitement II
railroad and business circles. Judgc Spcer. OF tho
United states Court hae fixed June i as the date for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
NO TROTBLE IN ST ANDREWS CHURCH.
A PUBLISHED STORY WITH SLIGHT FOUNDATION
~ FACT.

PUNISHED STORY WITH SLIGHT FOUNDATION
~ FACT.
There was nor much foundation for the published
story about fractional strife IN ST Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church. hundred and twenty seventh -.
and Fifth-ave., which Published Yesterday. Tn"
saorv said that Dr. Van Dc Water, rector Of the
church had taken hand in some Of the church
elections: had been trcachc-Ous 10 his friends, and
that as a result there would re many vacant
news which formerly were always occupied. OTron
y smith vestryman the senior warden. NJ
Mclean Assistant district Attorney Vernon VI DAVIS
md William Holl1c-worti all member" o. the
congregation. appear Is the sorv IN rather unpea-nni
poet.onS and are made say things which were
resftday mos emphatically denied by all con
ccrucd Mr. smith Is reported as having 'ad that
ne told Mr. IIolugsworth at one Of The church meet
ipes that he didn't think much Of him" and II wns
asserted that OF IN. ve'ry meetings and Mt the
election OF the senior warden vigorous and
profane language used.
II can he irnthfully aid That there was hardly
any excuse for publishing such story nid Mr..
smith vcsterday 80 s1ch trouble gs reported ever
took Mace between me and Mr. HclLngsworth, and
there was Just about much foundation for Che
Other things said. We had al election and there were
two candidates for the office Of senior warden. anG
also TWO candidates for m" Office Of junior warden
But II was not known that there was more thnl
an. conddote for each onre until The elections took
rloce and that is where the trouble comes III.
Nv Davis wns one Of the defeated candidates, and
no doesn't TAX. his defeat calmly. That Is Tie
whole trouble. There will not be any withdrawal
from the church. however. Mr.. HollinTworth' who
was report I'd 10 he such bitter enemy Of the rector
was al church this morning and | am guiH Air~ h'
docs no, entertain any harsh feelings toward Di
Won De Water Mr. Mclean and Mr.. Simpson wer'
lso pro,eut but did not Mr. Davis. There j.
NO church row and nothing has taken place worth
In VniI IN Water when called upon said that he
-ogretted that such story had got Into the pubh,
,.rrts The matter Is worth talking atout
"a he "nnd the less said the better IL VIII be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

l02 Fairy l12, Pcknickcr rs, Major Domo us. and
Pessafr 1l0
Mr. Lorillard Is extremely anxious 10 win race
with L0cohntchce that Will give him o penalty OF fOur
pounds that Hamilton will he obliged 10 reduce
Hamilton Is riding lighter this than for thrre
wears. being able 10 take mount at 1O2 pounds. II
necessary lie easily make LOG. and NJ that
weight is probably n his best. Mr.. Lorllari while
he objects carrying overweight Lo"ohatchee. Is
DESTROYS Of gaining four POUNDS. bv VI a penalty
lie can easily d. this If Loc0hs chez Is good enough 10
win race OF the value OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

organization Columbian Reading Union.
whose In the Eastern States, anu
leaders have done good deal toward starting the
Catholic school. the close Of the exercises
Monsgnor oReIlly addressed the members. gave many
Of Cardinal Manning Frederic Ozanan ana
Crsa-o Cants Itlirn Iatrot md historian still living
Of ninety.three aud prcented 10 the circle
medal letter from the historian himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
nzANIM REIDrNG CIRCLE

Monsicnor oReriy presided Friday evening at tho
ee,ny o, the reading Of the Pouist Parish which
WA held at the parish hall In West sNtieih-si The
,xere .. consisted Oh Cardinal Manning and
John Culinary Shea and readings rom browning aho
Gu BY Young women members OF the parish who
~, me YEAR have been organized under the arcusn Of
the Rev Thomas Mcmillan. for the purpose 0f,dy1ng ~
be.t author. This circle become the nucleus Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
~ 7rsr TORPEDO VIE xrTTlyG.

.,.. tot n, the Ericsson summarize torpedo CUR VII
- n, the Navy Yard TODAY. Ia a lew uaN' II
that test tho relative mcrt' Of the An'efi' a.
pa ,,irn wire torpedo nr;.ing Will be MADE Que VII
:, netting Of the most approved foreign Type anu ~,
..,u ,,e a SECTION made ~ firm NJ HEAVIER faiis
- ,.h,ch ia point o weight. nexIblity and coi'ehi
a 70, storage said to compare favoraby Win o'he
80 ~ nets u ed abroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

L. Norton cadet engineer George IL. Shepard naval
cadets C. D. suarns Charles F. Preston. Dion WILLIAMS
Rufus II. Lane and Elisha Theal; hrst lieutenant o.
marines pauI r G. Murphy and carpenter. Luther L.
Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
TIE PROGRAMME AT MORRIS PARK.
Following is the Morris PARK prog anime for t.

! FIRST RACE-wELTER WEIGHT HANDICAP SWEEP.
STAKES. for threevear>-od and upward Of $40 each.
vi added. Five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
ASKING TOR 4 RECFITEE.

First race at 80 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
SECOND EACF,-For three.ye \ sweepstakes Of
$50 each with 81 COO odded The winner 10 be sold at

FIFTH RACE-HUDSON RIVER HANDICAP. (
ages y swecpstaSe. Of $50 each h. E., with
added ono mile and three-s Nt-enths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

The c Experiment. OF using movable judges stand
seems 10 have been entirely successful, and therefore
satisfactory The management highly gratitcd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

ST Iouis, Mo. Sept ID -flogr-Un-
changed
rlosing Nc above Yesterday September
Gs4e' ociober, 0yAe Deccmbar- 7l&ci
May, &c.
Corn opened higher, foll o., rallied.nud
closed hleAc abFa yesterday Cash, 49,
nf5tci September, age october ffif
t4kci December, +fei year. <ai<ri May,
axe
0au-Soup. Cash and September, 229<c;
October. dokoi MAY ag4c.
Cora nsai-Steady - q ly82 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17
QUITE AN ACCIDENT.


GRAEnuRY Tx, Sept 10. ispo.
cial, quite an accident occurred htra
tonight ~ ~ O'Clock Tho Phnnio
society mot ui tho ~ u. college iusi
siter The spenkerl had Cotton through,
Moases. y. r. Ncwsom and t. y. Rlch
woro drawing UP some resolutions un
"a desk on which thufu was
~ very large lamp. From
some Gauso or other the Mnp was ovor.
turned Whom this occurred Rich
grabbed the lump aud started FOR tho
door, Tho Oh spilled out 0yor his
clothes, thereby igniting at oneo.
Whom the fire Blamed up he ran until
he was uyorlAkon by tho crowd aud his
clothee that wcio not burned ~ wero
torn on lie T. aoyerly hnrncdi % Of
his arms n almost crisp. ~ ere wers
several dcsks and tables burnnu lu tho
college, but By hard work tho college
was saved.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

261GG Do you want to keep your husband home at night
and keep him agreeable and peasanti He must
SoSe and YET you don't like The smell Of his tobacco You can
drive him away TO his cubout Of lust such things ce misery
unhappineS and divorce The trouble Is that he @ noos
toaeco Coax him to get BLAcEwEIlS BULL DURHAM SMOKING
iobACCoi US delicate aroma viii not be offensive to YOU and
WI not I'LL al the curtains hanyngS and clothing with that
Se asreeabe otor that now troubles you Keep your husband
home aud avoid all risks by having him smoke BULL DURHAM
TOBACCO. Sod everywhere.
BLAcKwELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.. Durham. N c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

HOUSTON, TEy., sept. 10. Special.
Alice laekadu attempted 70 cross the
international aud Great Northern track
IA front Of q moving train and wiu run
over. Both legs woyc cut on at thu
trunk. She rs oxpcctcd 10 de.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

iolu, PER box, SOC; Adams New York No.
y. per n9N ~; fascination ooc; sweet fern,
~ carmel tolu, sc; No. ] New York, sSc;
whites lucatau, per box. Co.'s 5-blx car-
sSen' = ID. Valentines euehrie. per box,
ute fauainA, pcr beS, use; California fruit
~ ooA, NS Berry's oeaurf, voc tolu, CSC;
NJ, nufen, $50; sweCtsum, per box, sss
wm IMAM crown tola, dot boxes, g soi
so''Vi Williams pine apple, SA75.
nRuos
Quotations bascc on small lots 70 rc,an
dealers Accianlid per ounce. f6c; por
10 zoe; accdc acid. pef ID. Sc; carbolic acid,
St}st Yer 70. ~ to t2c murialic acid. q,
T.. per lhs2l nitric acid, e r., per TO- sic;
suiphNre acic, e. T.. per 10 gle; tauuic
ACID 0ulR per it. 8 50 alcohol. Is per cont,
pef gal e co. less Sc clsh alum. per 10. tc;
anukamnia SiOO; ondfohslne, per %, PIC;
antipyriue. peg o., al iO, ammonia, oarho,
naie, per ID, lOc; blue yiirio por NJ, So:
blue mass, per TO- t0c; blue ointment per
TO- aOc; oorax. por To-, l2ai3; camphor,
gum, per 10, 52c; capsicum, powdered, ptr
~, ooi eopperas per b., Ease; crVam
gfocers' per 10, he; Doyer's powder. perlb.
SLID; ether sulphuric, us. H., no. i5e; sum
arabic first pick per 10, aOc gum sheilac,
Mr 10, 2fci Nluo, brown, y 10. iaVildc Gluo,
Whllo per To- sos, mace, per 10, eOc; mers
curry par lo,i6ci morphine sulph., p. X W.,
per o.. Sle0; o. bottles, per o., sluU;
nutmces per pound, ,5c; castor oil, pcr
RaA' tl,O1a l. 10 olive oil. gal, mo; linsocd
on, per gal, 4sa50c sperm oil. WsB., pcr
gal, S,aoi opium, per pound, e. o.; opium,
20, pcr pound, S3s5 black pepper. per
pound, az: po sssR CslorSiS, Ter Psr
pound, zoe; iodide per o.,
IS 25i quiniuc p. & w., o. bottles
per o1 82c; quirina, 2 Il w, o.. cans, uor
o., soc; quinine, p IS W., BOZ cans. per
o. &c; n, " qOininc, o. vinls, per Ca,
&c; do, o. tins, per o., 95o; do, 5-oi. Tins,
Per OF, asci do, 2a-os tins. per o., Gle, do,
lO0-oz tins, per oi, 20c, sal soda per 10, 30,
saltpotcr, refined, per lb iOci salpetar
commercial, &c; salts, Epsom, per TO- &c,
salts Rochelle, $685. hicarh soda, English
kegs, per h BE-; sulphur, Flowers. 5.hbl
lots, g4r; sulphur, Flowers, small lots, sc;
spirits turpeuune, market rates, por gal;
white lead, 5. p, por 10 '9SaiAc
CANDIES.
Caramels, assorted flavor, 5-pouud box
To-; Jelly beans, 5.pouud box, Gbc; gum
drops, \. b., assorted flavor, h-puund box,
SOC, Iapaueso strips coCoanut favor, O.
pound box, 0Oc rock assorted and whito
noc; French kisses, per pound, 0Jc; chooo-
late creams, Al, QOc; lemon drops frosted
per box t5c; burnt almonds per box, 7hc,
creams handmade, twelve Varieties, sue;
peanut blocks, &c; peanut bar per box
olci lofouges, assorted con, .fpouud tox
toc' gum drops Mound City, h-pound box
d5ci mashmellows, bantam, 3-p0und box,
Coo; marshmulluws, dainty, b-pound box,
SLID miXod caudios, pals, per pound, no;
crystal cut, So daisy II, NJ. creams, loo
stick candy ia pails, ~
PREsERvEs lUiiEs, ITO.
Jclly new, 9Olb and 8Olb pals NOR ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

ST i,ouis, Mo, Sept lG-Cottou ateady;
middltnR 1c; sales rome; receipts, 80
balcsi shipments, C0l bales; stock $500
bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17
PROFESSIONAL
AZTEC

.Sleiebrated Aztec Remedies, for
-, dyspepsia, diabetes. Bright's
iss,,.. o. The kidneys aud painful mem
IN n arr for sale by
: AcAS 4 90, 51l Main Street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-17

whislly-Reotifed, 81 1OaI IS as per proof;
i-year-old upwards, 81 50al 80; sour mash
2 years old up, 81 90a5 90 as per age; extra
old, o. 0Oal0 90; blended WHISTLES, 81 GOA
co.
wlnes-Pure grape, per gal, 81 % up
wards.
Brandies-Pure Tennessee apple, g. 2j
pure Mary lana peach, s. 30; domestic
cOgnac, 81 d5a3 5O imported. 81 50l9 %.
Gins-Domestlc. par gall 81 foa3 25i i'm
ported, s. 90a6 %