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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

FINTIRA. Y. Y, Septe amber 12.-HarrisOn
Nickerson publishes challenge TO James
Corbett to fight to finish at any time and
place in this State the latter may desire.
Nickerson, who was born in Chemung
county, is a woodsman, on the west bank
of the Susauenauna river He is six feet
six and a half inches tall, weighs l95
pounds aud is % years of age. He offers
10 fight for any amount not TO exceed $50,
COO. He says he has spared with both
Sullivan and Corbett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
How Ther Make Conee.
sD,.iaL Ttl,oran 70 De Rcestsr.

CoLUMBUs. September l2.-The report Of
the State Dairy and Food Commissioner
for the month OF August is a startling in
dication Of the general adulterstion Of food.
OF fifty food articles analyzed. forty-three
were found to be in a condition such as 10
make the sale illegitimate. Coffee is the
article most generally adulterated, and peas,
beans, chichory. corn, wheat, barley aud
brick dust were found 10 be used as coffee
adulterants
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
HEROIC ACTION TAKEN
Consul Hanna Demands the Release Of
the Representatives
OF SEVERAL GOVERNMENTS IN

who were Held by Fen
doza for the Purpose Of Sqeez-
ing Big Bounties-Mendoza Re-
signs the Dictatorship and Pull
lido Undertakes the Formation
of a Cabinet-Admiral Walk
er's Important Mission-He
will Offer the Friendly Offices
of this Government to Keep
Back British Encroachments.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Boy Drowned at ParhenburE.

Special Tsts0TdH' 10 hs HsssisF'
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, September "a
Frank Ripley, son OF Eoenezer Ripley, OK
Cedarville, was drowned yesterday tn tho
Ohio river. Young Ripley and COM
paniOn were in swimming between tho
Ohio shore and Blennerhasset The boys
undertook the swim across &c the Island,
but the Ripley boy was taken with cramps
and sank. His body has not oeon 70
covered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
senator FaaIknor sick.


NAgTIxsBURG. w. Va, September "a
Senator Faulkner has been confined % bis
bed since last Wednesday, but left ms
evening 20 continue the campaign, sgainss
the advice Of his physician and iris9es'
He viii speak az large bar0ecue ~ hsn, ,
dricks. Tucker county. tomorrow, .ea
will 20 FROM there 70 A0oreneio on tne .'.n ~
and win then travel day aud niEnt 70
reach Milton, cabell county, by the l'IA-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Garfield rark CIo,ed.

CHICAGO, September l2.-The city coun-
Gil Tonight sealed the fate OF the Garfield
PARK race track By sustaining by vote Of
GO 20 3 the Mayors veto of an ordinance
providing for the license Of such places OF
amusement. The track cannot DOW open
up again. IL has been discovered that l7O
fset Of the Hawthorne track are within the
city limits. and the Mayor bas instructed
the Chief Of Police 20 take immediate steps
70 stop the racing within the corporate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

NEw YORK, September 12.-The officials
of the Hamburg American line obtained
permission from Health Officer Jenkins a
week ago TO allow special physician OF
the company to board the "Rugia" on con-
dition that he would remain until all the
passengers were released.
The physician sent was DR.. Leo Spieg-
lotz of No. 173 East Sixtieth street. This
morning his first official report was re-
ceived. 1t was sent to DR.. j. II. Asch, who
is also acting for the Hamburg line.
The report was written in German, from
which DR.. Asch translated the following
extract:
81 found everything in good condition
except the dirt in the steerage. The Cap
tain isolated all cases Of sickness although
there was hardly room enough.
at was three days before any OF the
ships patients were removed, so that IL
was impossible to keep the disease con-
fined. DR.. Borchard. of the Rugia's ply
sicians, did all he could.
"The passengers are lively and seem 10
we'll treated by Hr. Borchard.
"In the rooms in which | was introduced
as the ships hospital, there was a congre-
CATION of unwashed people. 1t looked as II
all the unwashed people in the world were
there.
"Dr. Jenkins delay in removing sick
and suspicious cases is to be condemned.
1t is a great wonder to me that fifty per
cent of the people In the ship did not die.
lit is my opinion that as long as the
steerage passengers are on the Rugia the
vessel cannot be disinfected."
OF the treatment by DR.. Borchard the
report spoke as follows; He separated
the passengers as far as possible so there
was no connection between the sick and
suspicious cases. Each case Of diarrah9a
Gud vomiting was treated as cholera and
isolated. There were several very severe
cases of Asphytica cholera, the patients
diving in two or three hours.
The cases were treated with injections
of tannin and salt. We succeeded with the
cure in all cases.
~ expect to remain on the ship as long as
she remains in quarantine"
New YORK, September IA petition
signed by many New Workers, headed by
DR.. Robertson. asking for the removal of
Health Officer Jenkins and the appoint
ment of an advisory board of physicians,
has not yet been presented to Governor
Flower.
Continued on Fourth Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

FUcIsIAND, September 12.-There have
.le1 exciting scenes here this afternoon.
is ,.e Ceplues ran alongside the dock the
-,s, time one hundred voices shouted you
cannot land here; 20 back 70 New York. -
o.-ef' shouted threats Of throwing men
o,s'.aar3 .t they stepped from the vessel
.-.1 t-a dock
a -awser that was thrown 20 q post was
immediately thrown back The five pO-
-,e-en o1 the Cepheus climbed the gun
.e1 a11 uoroaed as though 70 draw re-
,.-'t's, but went no further. e. Il. Wall,
WON Governor Flower authorized TO take
.--.-e OF Tue hotel here, who was aboard
,-e CtlleUs. asked the mob TO listen to
-'- and t1eu said:
represent the State Of New York and
--- --.-lriLed % land here and assume
TIE crowd shouted "shCw US
-- -t.l2rty.' He thereupCn produced
PAPER which he began 10 read. but could
-e himself heard Many Dassen-
.-, mostly women, appealed tothe crowd
. quo" them 20 land but the ans sTers that
>-- were derisive shouts.
--''! er Reid and Supervisor Young in
l- ,loSe aboard the steamboat that
r..-7 -..-7 barnard had granted an injunction
49, mug them from lGndjUg. Mr Wall
49,. W See the injunction but as the doc
---5, -.-.-, mad not Yet arrived it could not be
v-- lucy stated, however. that it was on the
..-.. 1le CepoeEs then backed out and
s--,.t "l-e turning DR.. NOight secured
-sG' ooal % take him 10 the steamer. and
- --- soae half way when the men row
- -sed % 20 further and turned back.
,.-ie Two other unsuccessful attempts
W -7sacl The steamer.
49, SelleUs again ran alongside the
ms. rz- o-l solid line Of determined bav
Nan .ete-ed an attempt 10 land Mr..
5-. --a-n assured them Of his authority.
sc-. --4en be stated that authority was
S----o-.-,. o,. jenkins the crowd ieered. and
zaS--,-sor Young shouted, I've don't
sr.7-.le Dr. jenkins or Governor Flow
authority here '0''
rorr o',s r.ss,, Collins, who stood in the first
oft5a CS-e passengers that lined the decks
cr.e5 .NOepneus put out both hands and
ssir-, shame, shame. YOU who cal vorr-
s,es-S.. s,-S Americans, shame.n and as tie
EBgr..tt again backed from the does the
smiled actress kissed her hands and
was wss'-5f the Cepheus had anchored a bc.t
I'm 1oWered and c. T. Wall and CsnSo;r 80,
's'' We're rowed in it to tne dock. but
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Killed ~ q shifting Engine.

Sp<etdl Tsi<Ora1s 10 ts< R>oistsy.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, September IL
Oscar Jackson was run over and killed oy
the shifting engine Of the Morris Creek
Short Line railroad, near MONTGOMERY,
last night His legs were crushed and his
head and face were badly cut. He was a
single man and worked Ia the mines Of M.
Z. Davis So Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
GENERAL STEVENSON

Ready to Begin His Southern Campaign
Has No Information as to CieVeIand's
Intentions.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, September l2.-
Hon. Adlai +. Stevenson has just re-
turned from his speech making tour In
Indiana. He will begin his work In
North Carolina next Thursday, speak
ing at AsheyIlle, In that State. Mr..
Stevenson's attention was called 10 a
statement made by a Chicago news
paper to the effect that Mr.. Cables
committee had been informed officially
that Mr.. Cleveland was TO come west az
an early day and make at least one
speech in Chicago, and then accom-
panied by Mr.. Stevenson and Mr..
Whitney, would set out on q
speech making tour OF some Of the
western states. Mr.. Stevenson said:
II have had no information officially or
unoficially OF any such arrangements" -"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
VII. Harr,sou's CondItion.

NEW YORK, September l2.-President
Harrison has telegraphed Chairman Hack
EFT. Of the Republican State Executive
Committee. that be greatly regrets 70 con-
firm the dispatch Of today that nrs. Har-
rison's condition is such as 20 make IL I'M
possible 10 take tie trip through this State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
The Three Graees

are represented with perfectly developed
forms beauty and health combined NO
dscayed toothed man or woman can be
healthy. because digestion must be imper-
fact Use SOZODONT, get healthy
Revive the three Graces.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

w..uxerox. o. C.. September i2--Fof y -.
v,'..,s1s - Western Pennsylya9ih, slo.sss,
1919 eoolsr in western PsnnsJiyAnl1'
abe rsSes no. .howsrs: slightly cooler 70 -
,,sn,s southssE yoftsons seath uiaa'' DsSs-s
variable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13
Hra I,untlag shotgan.


TryxELros, W. "a, September ls---
Johnson Miller. OF Albrightsyiie, 9, met with
: bad accident to-day. In disenafging nis
shotgun the barrel burst, ana = piece
knocked oat his right eye and tore nis nose
of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

FoR Rheumatism. Lumbago. Neural
gia, Cramp and Collie there is no remedy
superior to the genuine DR.. Thomas
Eclectric OIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-13

enthal, Dr. F. Lange, Executive Commit
tee for the passengers"
This dispatch was received about 10:S0.
"AIbert VI. Darling, Sheriff Of Suffolk county.
''Guard the property Of the State and see
that the hotel furnishes food to the passen-
gers on the Cepheus Summon all good
citizens to aid you. These passengers are
In want Of food. There is no danger from
cholera.
1.-The only danger is that they may be
driven to distraction. Appeal TO the man
hood of the people. 1 know they will aid
you. They are human. Plenty Of relief
will arrive tomorrow.
TSigned 'RoswELL p. FLOWER"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Il he will or will not be retained MS
jailor * u question that Capt. Elliott is
greatly aud personally Interested m
Usually when man goes out of office
and not until then, II IS said OF him we'll
very well. II his course has meritcd H.
NN99ti 70 write. an obituary, for Captain
hear testimony 70 the worth and on
cheney of Captain Elliott, who has never
failed IN any of the duties that fell 10 his
l9t who has always managed his, nj
times thanklcss task, with urbane conr-
tesy, and who never shirkod exon when
danger made the duty of jailor more
lie can be assured that he, like several
other officers OF the county, whose terms
OF odice have euded, rrtires from ria
position with credit and honor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

The week has been one Of the eayest
OF the gay and not TO attempt the emu
merahon Of the minor onos aud dating
back no further than Thursday there
are two receptions and u german 20
chronicle up 70 last night Tie Mes
dames Ross gave an afternoon ten
Thursday 20 their host Of lady friends,
the phrase.
Yesterday Mrs. VIM. Capps enter.
tmped her many friends ut a 4 o'clock
zen that they might meet Mr. Caps sis,
Ter Miss Maudc Capps, II was moro
tRan more o'clock or high tea, It was a
chrysanthemum tea as wen. An the dee
os9uons and they WIRE many aud cN-
qulsitcly tasteful. being ia the likeness.
~ " lar as was possible, Of the national
Hover Of Japan.
=, last evening st VI Arlington Inn the
pesi Worth germaa club gave another
o. Us PERIODICAL and enjoyable germans,
,,nnt was managed with the perfection
u,AA mas thus fnr characterized sll Of
mem and was enjoyed as all have hesa.
alahy OF the young people Of social
taiiou, reading
Mira and Mrs j. N. Hosssest at
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
GREAT PRAIRIE FIRES
In Iowa Burn $4,000 Tons Of Huy and
Wipe Out Several Ranches.

Sioux City, Ia, Nov. ls.-Prairio
Tires started in the Missouri riyar i" hn -
tom tom south of this ci Y yesterday morn gg,
n IN, ma burned over tract three miles
wl"e ana twenty lorg before checked
BY backiires Ranches belong iSVNe y
strange Brothers,A. S, Carrollson 5 r. r
Hedges and numerous small ALL - -, ! /,
We're burned over. The bottoms are t lbs
g sg9a a,, pay producing districts and over
1000 tons were burned meals, ,Jrs /.
a loss Of $4,000, Besides tbnsgg
many grain stacks, miles of fenc-
ing mum rous county br,dges
@ W. u Y Z. 4 Teat deal Of machinery left in
, tne AeiaS was destroyed Back Az
prevented the burning Of mana aIr0A hn mrs.
lngS' Ihe cause Of the fire is liuk T'tr,u
aud with the exception Of InN s,,',i II
e s,,,.o,n OF machinery, thcro was mo- ' ia.
t6ree,iouriSssl ~ ,8 owners 7 sustain about
alike. ss anu al suffer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
An ME PLAYHOUSE.

Last night company Of people, sur
prisingly including Matte Viokers n tbe
cast, played at Greenwalls opera house
what was described as a realistic melo-
drama, styled "The Pulse OF New
York" That il all that can be said Of y,
In pleasant contrast with this week Is
the coming week This week there WAS
u musical and a dramatic entertainment.
George Wilson. who Is travelling on
past reputation, was the musical, Con
trast this with COrine, fresh bright
yivacious; one Of the not merely rising
but risen stars of opera comilue,
supported by company OF great
strength and ability, Jennie kemball
comic opera company in Arcadia
Tie dramatic entertainment wns "Ihe
Pulse Of New York" Contrast that with
paul Kauver." which will be presented
Friday and Saturday next, and how
brigh the prospects for week of unusual
interest to the theatre goers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

A large party from Syracuse, N. Y,
and Galeshurg, ILL.,, passed through here
yesterday over the Santa Fe bound for
La Port, under the management Of l.,
II. HOLMES Of Syracuse. Among the
party We're: Dr. h. X. Wright. Fred
lie Strange Of Syracuse: Dr. Brown,
ms. Joseph Imillu of Auburn, N, ";
DIR. Lonsley, Of Rome; N. Y; Col. aud
Mrs. Tyner, Augusta, H.. Mr., and Mrs.
J. II. York. Col, and Mrs. A. NJ. York
Galesburg, m. Last spring the first build
inR was erected in La Port, which now
numbers 800 Inhabitants The founders
hope to make large SHIPPING port of
the town, 1t lying on Galveston bay,
thirty miles north from Galveston. A
railroad is being built to connect the
town with Houston. This road is owned
by the parties Interested in the success
of La Port. and is to afford fine terminal
facilities to all roads cuntering at HOus-
ton. A brick ward will be in active oper-
alton In three weeks. and n college Of
fine arts Is TO be opened in the fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
A TAor ZOE oFrIcE snrKrna

The number Of applicants for tbs ~
Auou of postmaster OF Fort Worth 4,
not lcssened as the days glile bv. bn, Il
may cool the ardor OF some 10 know, Ina,
except there be removal, the Den,n'
cratic PATRIOTS who aiN so anxie,is ~,
write p. M after their names must ,ys,t
until 1894 before there is a vacancy H
inc Fort Worth postoaice 4"
Appointments Of this charaeter IA
from confirmation by the senate. ana '' n.y.,
ger this rule the commission ~ AZ
belle NJ. Barchell is dated Iann,re
io9u n run four years that K ;mtii
january, 1894. "n'n
u i true Fort Worth Is a presia,,s,,.,
pastoihee, but es CAPTAIN Fields w.ns ~ ~,
,s I'M y Mrs hgrehell Before Nd
'0nf years had expired. she may 10. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
SHORT corroN cRop.

=, charleston, 3. g., Nov lS.-The
News snd Courier has had an exhaust.
lye examination made Of tho condition
~ 'he cotton crop Of the South. i,
SHOWS that the crop Is short far be.
YONG calculation. Experts saw tho
greater part has hoen picked and
rushed 70 market Tho tor crop viii
amount 70 practically nothing. From
the reports which come from trust.
worthy sources II appears that the crop
VIII scarcely exoeed 5000, 900 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

New York Nov. 1s.--There was fur
thor shrinknce OF business at the stock
exchange to-day. The market early in
the day was irregular. AT the opening
fractional advances generally were re-
corded but subsequently some stocks
sold oil Is a / G, among them Missouri
Pacific rs These concessions were small
considering the talk about gold sales and
the efforts made bv the bears 10 force
long stock for sale Under the cover Of
the weakness Of the several stocks named
professional dealers quietly accumulated
New England, Atchison. distilllng and
others During the afternoon a change
for the better took place and the whole
llst advanced on comparatively light Of
ferings Persistent buying Of distilling
md cattle feeding was conspicuous
feature OF the days operations. The
market closed firm IN tone
Railroad bonds generally firm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
WACO RACES

waco, Tex, Nov. ls.-ispeciol,
esLye9rday closed the fall rae 'p y0i y Z,
tne waco and MoI.ennan eornIv 81
~, 1t is pronounced x, isi AZ,
W. ,,a I. ' G were the best races ever o; an
eu "a central Texas. Yesterdsr,5' w
gram resulted as follows. Nay pro-
,,.. ny F1ee-2;4O trot or mao,
5nree IN five heats. Clay M; a. oest
Jarvis Wy. ~ second. Mlinigb. won,
ms M, ~ 2;42i. 9;3S5, 2:I0f e.qo inlfd'
second race Free ior iii osf'
1 V@N ~ Won Charley NJ. seenb pSSee zen
w; thlrd. Time, 2.25. 9.S91 ann ~ Dolly
,,; 5nird Running ib az , S;2, I.
second, Big John Won Molina
fourth Tine l.l7i. ''i'N seguini
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Now Orleans. l.n., Nov u.s. Sperim }
-iAlWnol N,,,glctt and company say
,,r 9mIN,es- We have come TO llg cornelius.
ION luhi Wh'lhor we have O Hatch bin
or hpt we inicud 20 bull cotton and we
Ely lhls m un sensational spirit but as
YNselfrfa OF inc situation we think there
~ eN'i3 Fclson why. Win crop rs small
a. we icgl tilis crop IT, tbr world should
Op m1de To- nay more for y than the
neifs n ,he three markets With pll their
ahi'Opu9h hcAfe ana other methods are
endeayorins 10 prevent We hive shown
ihnt American cotton y not only tho
hasm OF lhc cansumptiye demand 10y
tue splhnera OF Europe but 10 b. entirely
20 IN thi9 country. We hive also shown
ihat large amounts of cotton have 10
~ re,aln't m nll i9rge markets 10 pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

Democratic appointee, before her term
Of four years Is ended; for being g pres
idenual postofiice II Is not under me
civil service rules. Mrs Burehell took
the office In August 1880. but the sehhte
delayed confirmation until tie ofh OF
InnnhrN 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19
MAscOT
0.D M liz q

Now york. Nov. IL ~
o,, new 50 v ne Denss
q9o uarlii,s 4 tbe All have b.
oo,ii, M ,rsstisg HMM d 1
ana 9iic,. are 'rsa WAR rasss I'D
u .i5..,, ',o on Nlondsy 4
t nger; cl', tba g eat hurrsa 3
eiecSioa '4 AZ tbe hcsdqa
entrance elt nses ~ on az aiisr !
ms ~ ~ ~ ,rs s4 in me tsiI
among .ls.l iras mi bolpasa /
~ tio 4,, ruOu' Oliver SIs IN sq
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

New York, Nov 1S-Money on call
easy, ranging 10 per cent; last loan,
4 per cent: closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5dG per cent.
Sterling exchange. easier, StSi II for
sixty days; Si-SS for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

WooDMGN ADJOURN.

=, om5hn, Neh., Nov. 49, Head camn.
Mhodern Wo1dmen OF America adjourn
Ga Today. The next meeting win bo
held at Madison, Wisconsin, June %,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

home, Tuesday, November - i'-'
Fourth md Lamar, s p, m ,,...
Enclosed & the card Of Miss Hoggsett
and II Il an Invitation 20 the debut party
Of their daughter Anna -. ~ az
5.3O q M John phelan and MISS
Naude Hunter will enter into the holy
bonds of tnatrimOny. This VIII De deelu-
eddy one of the most importans n ..llLi,
ages 10 the social senses mas VII ih NM,
this season, for no young my ~ . ~ nv,
than AIIes Tnntar and MIR Phelnn is
warmly congratulated that he won me
prize for which 80 many contended. but
then Il Is the case Of q brave, manly gen
tlcman deserving the iair'
INSURANCE COMPANIES LOSING.
The insurance on the stock Of Mr.. Nc
Gnughev. burned out Thursday night
and not named in Yesterday Gazeue'
was in the American. OF New York
$1,000: Fire Association OF Ie1es'
$1,000. Greenwich. $1,000; n. W. Ma
tionnl. $500. Providence, Washington,
$1,000. Named yesterday, S2,oOO; total,
5000. 60,
No survey has been made Of the build
iugs aud no estimates of the losses on
this can be given.
FORT WORTH GAME MARKET
The bon yivant can live well in Fort
Worth in these days for game can be had
In great variety,
Yesterday. casually. were noted at
the markets prairie chickens, the ever
popular quail ducks Of various kinds
and sizes. from the delicate little butter
ducks 10 the large mallurds, the teals,
wood ducks. black heads and so on bring
the Intervening species; wild geese: deer
and antelope: and squirrels and rabbits.
Then In the fish markets were to be
seen. red snnpper trout or bass, perch,
founder, sheepshead, shrimp, crabs,
Holsters and oysters.
Now. for luxuries alone. there is a very
pretty list to select from and adding TO
these the subsmntiils that abound in
the iDarllets. and the first proposition is
proved that the eplcure can live well In
Fort Worth IN these days.
Not content with all this one restau-
rant has sand hill crane that is to be
served to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-19

year We will give additional figures Of
interest tomorrow.
Sp0ts closed quiet. sales, 600 bales.
quotations unchanged.