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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-19
New United States Grand Jury.

United States grand jurors to serve for
the July term were impaneled yesterday
as follows: Abner Doble foreman; Judah
Baker, E. T. Crane. =. j. Cunningham.
}. Ii. Cory, j. A. c. Dorland, Percy l..
Davis, NJ. ID. Gaffney, George Ii. Hops,
John Harrison, A. Il. Hickman. William
u. lsaacs, Robert l.. Love, c. F. Monteal-
eyre, John b. Neff. Thomas j. Parsons.
John b. Russell, Daniel Richards, +. NJ.
Rollins, Levi Strauss. Edgar b. Stevens.
Louis Sloss Jr., William A. Seares.
The following persons failed 10 put in An
appearance and citations were Issued for
them and they are commanded to appear ON
Thursday next at ii O'clock A. NJ: viii
liam n. Block, Abram N. Cotton. Charles
II. Mann, John 4. Meyers, John D. Reilly.
Colin NJ Smith
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ChicagO Markets.

CHICAGO. July iS.-wheat was quiet and opened
unchanged TO shade lower, but steadily advanced
lac better cables, good general buying bad crop
reports from the winter Wheat belt and California;
and a decrease In Indian shipments, eased off "a C
the close and closed steady at lie higher than
on Saturday. Receipts, 10000 bushels: SHIP
ments 395 600 bushels. Rye. sc. Barley. 65c.
CHICAGO July lS.-Wheat-CaSh. 7914c. Corn
bO1zc. PORK - Sl2 Lard-S7 20 hiDS-$7 SIS.
NAlsky-xl is.
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The British Gra,n M,r,,.,

LONDON, july ls.-The Mark Lane E.pre,, in its
weekly review OF the British grain trade saws.
EngIish Mheats are unsettled at generally pa lower
TVIeBh Wheats are weak In London aud firm in
EEcIpooi. Arrivals OF American aud Indian are Ia
e.S ,9 OF the demand. American Red Winter sells
=. 1os ou and California Native at 3ss Corn Ia
p liner AZ us Cd. Barley is weak. Rye il firm at
S Sos; Oals quiet; Mixed American. I6s Cd Al to-
uay market foreign grains were slightly dosrer
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Exchange md Bullion.
Shinning Notes.

steamers to sail to-day the Hattie Gage for
Eel River and Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
Empire falls due from NanainO. homer from Port
land Bonita from the southern coast.
The schr Golden Shore, o64 tons, loads Lumber on
the Sound for Valparaiso, Pisagua range, 40s.
The Br iron ship Gleneaird. 24lS IONS loads
Wheat for o. h, HaYre or Antwerp on owners
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OAK-ST. RESIDENCE

s. line (No. 6f3) Of OAK ST., I4O feet E. of FIJI
more; elegant residences: 9 rooms bath laundry
etc; built by days work; handsomely decorated;
beautiful gardens front and rear; every
room gas stoves, CRATES. etc; parties looking for
model home should examine this residence; large
lot, 4Oxl20 20 rear street
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Deaconesses' Hama.

This evening the annual meeting Of the
Deaconesses' Home Association will be held
in the Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Captain Charles Goodall will preside
and the association will be addressed by
Bishop Fowler and Others
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CLAY STREET. NEAR MASON. Residence.

s. line (No. lll3l OF Gay ST., rs IS feet w. OF
Observation-Disclosures 2-stOry residence OF rooms
bath etc; basement used or business; brick foun-
qatioh; street In basaIt blocks; examine this for
Investment; rexts $50 per month; cable-cars pas
the property; lot 22x5S to street.
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WESTERN ADDITION NEW RESIDENCE.

w. line GO. 10 OF Scott ST. IS feet s. OF Lloyd.
bet Waller and RidIsy-Sew residence; 9 rooms
and oath; IN fine location; Hai5ht-st cable; ex-
anime this for q home; lot 25xIl9.
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The Magnificent and Gorgeous ParlOr, Bed
room, Library and Dinine-rOou
H UR NTTURE.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-UTAB COW.
- soiidated ComDany-Location OF principal piac.
OF business San Francisco Cal. Location AZ wnrEs
Virginia CITY, Storey County, New
Notlce-Ihere are delinquent upon the follovIns
described STOCK, on account OF assessment No IL
levied on the seventh day OF june 1892 the several
amounts SEE opposite the names of the respective
sharon Olders as follows:
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T. line OF Stanyan ST., 50 feet y. of Grove-Lot
faces Golden Gate PARK; s all ready for building;
street graded. severed and macadamized elegant
lot for home Hayes and McAllister st. cables; lot
25xlO6:3.
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.FTEKNooN sALE&

Board-l50 water, 1884 do 1914; 20 Pa
cihe Gas imp. S0&s; Is Bank OF California 2BI
do 9212
.street-seoOO 81 Bonds. lzsss; 100 Y
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WESTERN ADDITION REsIDEyCg.

n. line (No. 1909 of Turk St s7:6 feet W. OF
Pierce-2-story bay-window residences; rooms,
bath, etc; brick foundation: unfinished Easements
rent $40: Ellis and McAlister 81. cables; large lot
25Xl37 d.
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PACIFIC HEIGHTS RFSInENCE LOr.
GOLDEN GATE PARK RESTnFyCE

N line OF CLAY ST., 81 3 feet Z. of Lyon-Elegant
view; choice surroundings; near Preside Park !;
street graded and severed; all ready for buildi
examine it; lot 251105
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English Wheat nIarL..
FUTU r. rs.

IIvERPooL, July lS.-The SPOT markst 4, weak
at Is lid. Csrgoes are steady at 3Ss 80 for on
coast, S4s Sd Tor Just shipped and 3ss Cd for nearly
due
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BuiIders' Contracts.
COURT NOTES.

Mira Berenico Normand with James Campbell to
build on lot 1866 " of Gutenberg street by l7s
and Is 1O6 OF Hanover; Sl4O5.
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Weak Men and Women

SHoULD USE DA1IiANA BITrr.RS The
~ Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health ana
Strength to the Sexual Organs MOI eoi q
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And In accordance with law and an order OF the
Board Of Directors made the Gath day or May,
1892, SO many shares OF each reel or said stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the o1ee of the company, 20, 3Sl Pine street.
San Francisco. Cal, on TUESDAY, the 18th day or
July, 1892, at the hOar of O'Clock z. NJ. OF said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereOn,
together with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the ssie. r. X. GRAY son, Secretary.
Oniee-Room 20, 33l Pine street, san Francis o,
CAL Iy1td
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DELINoUENT SALE NOTICES.

bullion MINING CONGRATULATIONS OF
ID principal place Of business San Francisco Cal
location OF works, storey County, New.
NOttce-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment (No. SS1
levied the Gath DAY of May. 1892 the several
amounts set opposise the names of the respective
alar III l.rr fnIIn
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LIBERTY HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.

n. line (No. 1920 OF Liberty ST. 225 feet w of
GIerreroi 2Story, rooms. etc. brick foundation;
garden front aud rear: fine view: choice surround
ings: street in fine condition; near electric road;
lot 25xlI4.
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Funeral Trains,

Funeral Trains.
The electric railway company has secured
a number of funeral-cars which will be put
on their line to carry bodies and mourners to
the cemeteries in San Mateo County.
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CASTRO HEIGHTS RESInENCF

Guerrero; 2-StOry, rooms, etc brick foundation;
garden front aud rear: fine view: choice surround
lBgs; street in fine condition; near electric road;
lot 2oXll4.
CASTRO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
w. line (No. 100 of YIcksburg ST., Ia feet s. OF
Z2d; house containing rooms and bath; gas-pp-
ing; marble mantels; fine view: pleasant surround
lngs street in fine condition; LastrO-st aud TO be
Church-St cable lot % :6x1U1
PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT.
n. line OF Green ST.. 81 IS feet F. of Polk; elegant
choice surroundings; Pacifc-ave. ana Hyde-st ca
bless examine this large lot; lot 5OxlOO, per da-
gram.
MISSI0N-FRENCH FLATS
f. line (Nos. 209 and 2U9I9) Of Chattanooga st.
100 feet ). OF 23d-LOwer fiat, 6 rooms and bath;
upper. rooms and bath; laundry to each: iron
fence TO front yard concrete sidewalk; brick fouu
dStIon; electric road Guerrero ST. street In tne
shape; lot 25xl17:6
PRECITA VALLEY RESIDENCES AND LOTS.
s side OF Precita ave. about PCS feet T. of Coso
street. Of Mission ST.. house rooms and bath, lot
25XI10.
Also. :. side Precita ave. 24O feet e OF Coso ST.;
cottage i rooms: lot 25xI40.
Also, residence lot adjoining, 30x140.
Also, lots on California ave-, In or above
property lots BOX 90 and 25x100.
Short distance from MlssioH-st. cars, and to be
extension OF Howard ST. cable: good view Precita
avenue severed and fine condition.
For catalogues terms, etc, impure of
EASTON, ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
jyl4 l6 is l9 Auctjon"ers, G3s Market st.
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Tie Produce Exchange

Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO 2 Red Winter. IuIv
os o1ad; August, Us 714d: Septemb Der As nd :
6s sad. So
sECuRITIEs
LONDON, July l8-Consols az l61e. euv.,
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And In acc0rdance WITH law and &n order from
the bo1rd OF directors. maze on she 9TH day OF
June, 1892, SO many shares OF each parcel of such
stock may be necessary Will he sold at public
auction at the once of the company, room So
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the 29th day of Juys
S92, at the hour OF O'Clock, p. OF said dsy. to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
A. Is. FISH, Secretary.
Onice-Room So Nevada block. 500 Montgomery
street. san FRANCISCO. California lyl2 I'd
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HoAI.D SALES.

JoTowing were tie sales in the san Francisco
ttCCL ltaId Yesterday:
IICTIAR SESSION.: 80 :, NJ
$50 Alpha. 90 100 c VS. 80 OTerm.....45
100 Aits......25 500 COmth... is 90 .........4O
100 .4OlO0 Point. GO % Savage. 20
$50 Becher.l 20 100 Del NJ. o. 100 : B& NJ IS
200 Bulwer... 40 l5G MeIicznl. IS zoos New. 20
100 Caieuna 20 200 OUhlr. ,. 40 100 HJaeKt - 10
AFTERNOON sEssToN-2:{n
so Andes. 10 300 Choi ar. IS soc New Q.~. 40
$50 Beohr ..l.l5 800 Con I..-25 100 Ophir :. 90
so ! & B....la4 so EuTeka..2. 10 loo Oyerm.... 40
80 Bodie-.-..lO 90 u &C LOB 100 Savage. l.2U
299 Csiedna 20 500 ii q y j a 80 sNev IL Is
bOCCN N..-S.4O $40 ust c.. Is $50 Union
SEQ Point. so 100 Kentuck 90 100 JackI...7 40
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INFORMAL SEss1ON-IU O'cOck-NO sans
REGULAR MORNING SEss IoN-Seter '92-1200
tons. 81 1914. Buyer December-40O, 81 4ls4; 100.
81 ~
AFTERNooN SESSION Seller 1872 100 tons
81 365s 600. 81 81; 100. 81 371s. Buyer sep
tember-l0O, : 39I4.
BARLEY-Arriyals are running heavy aud the
market Is quiet and easy. No. Feed, zoe; choice
bright do, &c; DARK Coast. S59gS7 12c; Brewing
95claSI O2Is: No. l CheYalier, 81 1891 80; lower
grades GQcHS = ct
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PrOduce Market.

FLOUR - Net cash prices are: Family extras,
81 4O94 80: Bakers' extras. 81 4094 go superhne.
81 1903 r Dbl
wHEAT-Dnllness continues to characterize the
market. No. l. 81 1891 364; choice 81 81 ~; lower
grades 81 SOC 32ls: extra choice for milling,
81 1884, al II "A p cti for New.
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RECEIPTS OF DUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SDN AID TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chronomatse and
Instrument Maker, California stress
Sign OF ITO w o ldsa SlIlnc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
G0MPERS AGAIN.
HE is UNANIMOUSLY CHOSEN
FEDERATION CHIEF.


Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 1T odav
being expected TO close the sessions Of
the twelfth annual convention of thu
American Federation OF Labor IA
delegates were called together early
Resolutions were adopted ndiing
ON all unions affiliated wiz
tho federation to Join the Conh1i
labor bodies holding chartera frorl
the federation eondemning ~
Hock Island system for reuuestjno It'd
operators to Withdraw from the organi.
2Atlpn' condemuing the system Of nd.
vance wages to sailors; demanding re-
slrciion or immigration aud fayorlng
the eight hour system. '"s
\ resolution was adopted asl,ing
clemoney for the imprisoned Chican5
anarchists, Necbe, Fielding ana
Sehwab, and MISREPRESENTATION asl,in[
legislation against the, Chinese ,e,,,s
iaFurahiy recommended to the nevt
council ''9 ueAV
= Differences between the socialist a., !
anarchists were alrad whom aresoln,ion
was reported asking congress eithe,, IA
enact legislation compelling I'M aSi
lustment of labor disputes bv arhit.a
ton or submission Of ooDsfita,tionsl
amendment Permitting such ieeisls,jna
After much debate the question ,gas
settled by the adoption Ola e,bs,ie, a
elnphutlcally approving theprinelnieo ~
NfnltrNllon but recognized thn trn,,ee
tency where workers Involved ara ~,
iully organized. "ro NOT
lhe presidents salary was ipc,o,... :,
from SlalO to $500 Der nnnnra M 09 M
I salary Of the secreta,,,, - Inc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

DEM ,ON MURDERS.
Leroy, Alias Edwards, Arrested
in Wisconsin.
BELIEVED TO BE THE WRITE
OF Letter Which Confesses the Killing o..
Miss Hawley
And lhs Murder Of Two Women Of ln'Fame'
The Writer Says He Loved dlss Raw-
Icy but Was TRYING TO Rob
Her Mothers House.
BELIEVED TO BE THE WRITE

Denison. Tex. Dee. 1T.-CSpecial,l r.
The arrest chrOnirpl In the morning
pnpprs has been the sole subject OF con
yprsntiou on the streets today f"r
some time Il has been known that IN
dirtments hnd been returned by the
GRAND jury for the murders on the night
vi May IA. One nc these indictments
WIS against n man whose arrest w17
uhrnniclei Officer Hackney loft early
this week cudcnyOrlug TO keep his desti-
milton secret He was followed by
Sheriff Hughes. Their destination wac
West superior md they were after
the pnry mentioned Hughes aud Hnck-
ncy will 10 uurp secure cNtradiinn papers
and VIII m0hahly arrive with Their prs
0ner To- about four days Tho prispner3
unme & not Edwards but Bll Leroy.
He i- wpA Known 20 the officers OF Gray
SON county Some i've years ago hr
with four Others WIS arrested for syN-
temadcoly rHbbiug Houston aud Texas
Cmtrul freight cars. Leroy turned
states evidence giving away the gang
nud thereby saving himself from pnmsh-
mout. He afterwards passed rs q dctcc-
tive and while attempting ~ iastcn the
crime of horse thptt upon prisoner was
himself arrested but finally reuiined
Ibis liberty He WIS In Dcnls0u last
winter and is wen known to many sport
ing mon nc t0Wu He lmmhlcd some
and frcunputpd huuses Of ill-Vputp,
He WIS Misc arrested for trying tu
work the double lock racket For this
| he was fucl Ia tile police court
Officers are very rcucent about the
arrest ms other parties arc implicated,
| hut II wn8 lenrncd that Loroy's arrest
came about through letters which he
wrote 60 u lricud and which ARE in the
On the 3Ut of May last Ed Jones, chici
/ of unlirp received an ANONYMOUS letter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
CONTENTS OF THE GAZETTE.

PAGE acknowledgements
IAGE 2-Haadquartery for Wholesale gro
Gerry House. city News. The peni-
son Murder Arrests. The Home
stead Poisoning. Washington.
PACE Financial; Stocks and Bonds.
PAGE mi l,mkins al Ihorp Springs To
ropniisis. Public School Report
pscY .. After Them. Etched and sketched.
Personal, Dallas Failure. The
Courts.
PAGE o-Railroads and RaIlroaders.
PAGE z Markets.
PACT Steal Estate 1'ransfora
PAGE D-The Theatsr Waco Budget Ed
ward Murphy, Jr
PAGE 10--Mageie and Chlmmle. Rosa
lads Character. The Great
Huxley.
PAGE ia Texas Prodigm. The Black
Cardinal. A waif.
PAGE 1a-Editorial. All over Dixie. Texas
Turned Loose. Texan News Notes
Flotsam and Jctsam.
PAGE 13Irhe Royal Kennels. Norbert
RIsnarck. A lido in an ore
PACE u David Baifour; a story NJ Nd
venture.
PAGE 1b-Elylry'H Secret. A Titled Mys-
ic Ou- Most Beautiful Build
inEs Christmas rium Puddlngs.
PAGE 10 Ladies' Department; In Brief;
Freaks and Changes Of Fashion, A
Lesson From the East; Mrs. Glad-
stonei a Story n Princess Louise.
PAGE II Fosters Weather, n Model
Journalist, Dangerous Books,
How Candy is Made. The Island
Of Manx
PAGE Beautiful Miss Afmadnlei
STORY.
PAGE tO--For the children; How The Car
Was Crowned; The BOY That
Talked to Himself; A Canine Hcroi
etc.
PAGE 2O-M. ound'B Humor; The Arizona
Kicker; thc Diagram Mani The
Fate Of a Homely Mani etc
Building warships
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

]. w. Davidson. formerly cook at
Homestead, testified that ON August -
he and t,allucrr and Beatty had con-
ference with District Master Workman
Dempsey, the result Of which was that
all of them went 10 Homestead to Mt
tend 10 the work of poisoning the nom
uuiouist- in the mill As to the selection
ut the poison witness said Brutty sug-
gcstni crOtOu oil nu1 / said no that was
dangerous, aud Dempsey said he knew
q powder which Wonld bc better. Dcmp-
'y suil ho had used these powders In
iicugu and had broken u strike in four
days. u is not dangerous. Dempsey
said he would guarantee us $50 cnch
and our expenses. We got no powders
that day, We left the hall together and
talked uhnut IT, Beatty said We were
TO get 500 each and we were 10 get II
gold watch and chain il we went.
Davidson says that of the $50 prom
Used him he got but S1i.
Attorney Brennan subjected witness
to Il severe cross examination, but did
not materially weaken his evidence. Day
idson, however, admitted he WAS arrest
ed late In November and taken into the
school building and was sworn and told
the story he had Just told. He was
then released. Gallagher was arrested
before that. He said they had it down
In black and white and he had to tell
all he knew.
Mr.. Brenuan-Are you to get a dia-
mOnd witch for tis!
'Dh, yes, | guess so; like the one |
Captain Beck You were promised
nothing for. coming here, were youT
NO, sir"
j. II, Ford, detective-I knew
Beatty. Gallagher and Davidson. On
Dee. 1 ] heard conversation lrtveen
tHN A#HN sHHIa 4 Z ..aaa l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Springer's Treasury Investiga-
ting Committee Formed.
FORT BROWN RESERVATION,
Mexico Makes Complaint About The Border
TrOubls-A Short Session Of the House.
Whisky Iax-Curr5ncy Check.
Senator Casey.


1Ir.-II, ~ - Iu,- NT,,l,,o,,
Washington, Dee li.Ilhc 3ieNlcan
government through Don kainelo'
clbrse ailairGs Of the McNican leFh-
ton, has olhcially called the huehll0I
OF the United stHtes government TO me
recent rald INTO Mexico 9I cll'HHhS OF
Mexico at san lglaclo who torlrru. on
the American sldr Of 'he border lhe
secretary OF the war ueP'FtlheAl war
~ turn communicated with, ana asked
that additional government tr01is DC
slntlohed on the MeNlran hOrd,r 10
prevent these occurrences complained
Of In pursuance of this request ethe
Seventh cavalry, now at Fort Riley, has
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 1T,-ihout twen-
ty-hw prominent colored men Of the
state arr here tOdny to organize what
they call the Colored mems brotherhood
OF the Peoples parry. They propose to
nave IN every county an organization
working force, A. H. Cabell, The col
ored Ponuhst elector, received His Ger
tlhtate this mornlng and remaius over
m Topeka to take an active psu't IN
tho formation Of this now League. This
ols9niLLatlon of negroes il part Of the
gnnization.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Proprietor stood between colony nnd kine
By roynl charter.
80. Provincial.
MANAGED ly royal governors according
10 instruction and precedent
an. Colonial assemblies
g. Cnfttiiuiional struggles Of cplonists'
~ Efforts TO hold charters.
~ Question a. % gnnts Of money.
III Life ~ the Colonies.
L. Social distinctions.
~. The arstocracy.
~ Traders aud inrmcrs,
~. lndeutured servants.
fil. Slaves.
2 Professions
3, Commerce and agriculture.
!. lIdncation
3. Manners and customs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

spirits to SIPS a eupM nv is.,sv
the revenue 20 ths tii X edg0I
per year. He las ~ r.iia I,
an estimate that lNAapl t.lis 4 4
distilled spirits fls saAripl x 1
consumption durih. n, iasl ~, v
ginning July / nest NgAnd4u,l
Of taxation. this vosh "A " sEr'
mint S0O,O00,O00, ahd It lAs Ysaglc
rate, Sl25,OO0.OON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
What Is It?

In poins Of fact It is the
freedom from poisonous and
spuiioas ingredients, the OK
cellenee 10 ilayor which gives
to Dr. Prices Delicious Flaw
ofins Ex;taels OF Vanilla,
otsnee, Lemon. etc. their
wide popularity and inereas.
ing sale.
The retail gToccrsMe learaing
that quality rather Than price
is necessary 70 rciain the
confidence Of customers and
make 2 successful business,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

4. rhc colonatjion
I. The planting of the col0mos.
ill This period Viewed gs au episode
TN EWopenN history
Tho colmimtion, the result Of Pun.
prNn conditions,
90. The difficulties In the planting.
The disturbance The Indians Tho
Wilderness lnhuess Of Colonists-,iold
Fever.
~. Thu forcos which brought uuccess
as last,
q. Commercial,
The desire so ppeu un q way to India
Adventurous eDtrrnrlsc.
b. Political and Religious.
These hlcrdod Earnest religions feOl-
ng Nt the tine Religious condition of
Europe Conformity aud dissent puri-
uns Browihsls tScparatiels, tho l'll-
grim lcmhersl Humcnots.
90, Tho colonies planted,
q. m the South
Caroliras dGjN
b.. In New England.
Plymouth lN2ul Massachusetts Ray
lN2Si- CONNECTICUT tltgeil- ltliude ISLAND
ui8gl -New Hampshire tl6eD
9, Beiwcrn THESE
Sow Nprk ilu3h delaware JilsiN--
New Jersey ,lVdol Pennsylvania tlts9l.
2. Growth Of the colonies.
Commerce. l'uritan migration 10 New
kngland duriug Chas IL rule without
nauiamcnts lli2O-lHiui CNvalipr ant
grnti0u ~ Nirdnin IN tho time of Conn
monwvnlih udi9-iGGui Husucnot Ia
iiinS nbout lGS5l-Other elements Ppm.
laiion IN 1850
oalyipg iEnsliah mud o.Ler col.
IT, Coioniid government
j. Local eoxcruinvut
w In New lsnFlnnd. the town Gya
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

Referring to an item IN Friday's Ga
Teiic, REPORTED by physician who made
n statement Of "A case based on iHforna-
ton given 10 him by child and rs pa
rents that the child had boon forced to
stay ont during rrccss. ~ Indictment
weather the school authorities say the
proper mode Of procedure Ia case Of
this kind, Eunting lis truth, would be-
to report TO the principal. one Of the
school trustees. or the superintendent.
As II ~ the authorities have nothing 10
investigate for they do not know that II
is true Tint any child was kept ont Of
The school rooin during a recess in IN
element weather. aud II It WAS done,
which b. denied II was ngainst nll rules
of the school board Any teacher 10
whom such matter hnd been reported
by the parents Of the child would have
promptly given 10 the necessary atten-
ton
Now II Is proper Tor tho physician In
the ease to IMPORT the fnctH in his pos
session 10 the school superintendent OF
hoard and let them be investigated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18
WHISKY TAN REVENUE.

Mnshineton Dec 17.-Nr. Macon,
commissioner Of internal revenue, says
w, sn passing Of Representative scott :
oi'l increasing the tax on distilled