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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
Stabtratt.
SeIeet Council. d. NpriI

StttSt SpuHStt, 81. QpIlt.
9reisebn Mneebote fir bic 8oaens
buns bss 6itIiden IbeiIss Der 2adas
nanna Mpenue Bride ipurben einee.
reidt. Oas nisbrieits 9lnsebot 1T
$12, $50. bas bbdfe $l8, ,43O.
Die Barber MspbaIt Company
madte folsenoe Insebote fiir bic 3e.
paratur beS MspbaIt,BHafers: Sir
eine Nuabratparb nit neuem MateriaI,
$1.65; nit aItem MateriaI, $1.5O ;
ober 5000 fir iebe 1000 Nuabratparo
fur 1892, unb s95 fiir iebe 1000 Qua.
bratparb fir bic foIsenoen iiinf Sabre.
Sir 8erbeiieruns Der Guffabrten sur
Warfet StraBe Bride perIanete s. g.
2abor s593. Dunn & &nisbt s729.
Sames Hbiaips nil ben Sdmub auf
bem Norb Wfain Mpenue YHater fur
40 @ents fir ie 100 Auabratparb meg.
ipaiden.
Mqe obisen Mnsebote ipurben ben re-.
ipeftiben Gomites suseipieien.
Stabtidabmeiiter 8roofs fiinbiste
an. bab es unseietlid iei. unbesablts
steuern sesen 8eaIeissntbum sinsu.
traeen.
9lutrdse fur fcIssnbe neus 8erbeFes
runsen tpurben einsereidt: Nibeairuns
bon Afb Strabe; fiir cine eiisrne Bride
an Garbon Strabe; aur gntfernung
Der Weihe unb Musplanfen beS 8abns
seIeiies an SIb Wain Mpenue, atpiiden
Sampton unb 2u3erne StraBen gfes
paratur bes Neptune Spribenbauies.
Cine HeioIution, tpeIbe ben Stabts
antpaIt eriudt, ben grOssb Der Stabt
Scranton sesen bic scranton StabI
60. bpr bas Oberseridt su brinsen,
tparb an ba8 Sufti3s Gomite peripieien.
Der Stabtidreiber ioq su Mnsebotsn
fdr Sdlaud aufforbern gum Mbpai den
Der Straben.
Ser Sauquoit Seibenfabrit tpurbe
erlaubt, auf Die 2inie su bauen, tpis iie
Der Stabtseometer ausssleet bat.
Die 8erorbnuns, tpelde bas SaIair
bes BoIiseidefs auf $500 erbbbt. ses
Ianste sur aipeiten 2eiuns, unb bieienise
in 8etref elmer grb6buns bss Salairs
oss StrabenfOmmifars paiiirte brittle
2eiuns.
Cine 9etition bon @runobefbsrn BON
Gorb Main Npenue fiir Elm Steinpfas
iter sins on baS suitdnbise Gomits.
Mls Der 8eribt beS BoIpei. GOmites
sur gntlaiiuns bes poIisifen Reiap 3ur
Sprade fam, madte Gonnsa Gintpens
buneen unb beutetv an. bab, ba feline
ipesieae 8Iasen seeen ben Mann pors
lisesn. feline Abiebuns sinen poIitiiden
@runb baben mife. Nad einieer De.
bate parb Der Beribt an bas 8oIiseis
@omite sur senaueren nnteriuduns ber
4nssIeeenbeit auriidusripieien.
Common Council. 90. GpriI.
Wit ber Umin6ien 3abI bon brei3ebn
Mitslieber fanb eine Sibuns itatt.
Die 8erorbnune gum 2esen bon Seis
tenipesen in ber II. Warb tpurbe benz
Stabtanipalt fur Elm 6utadten ,usss
ipieien.
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en- Mibadtuns bes @eridtes be-

tpesen Mbadtuns bes @eridtes be'
itraft.
SAB Steele ipurbe benz Hihter Cons
neap auf bic Mnflase borsefibrt, einen
8enseI namens Soc 8urfe bon Spoe
Barf burb einen Steinipurf idtper pers
lebt su baben. Steele seitanb, ben Stein
seiporfen au baben, unb mubte iduIois
befunoen iperben. @eId' elm gaan3ben
Der Nanse 8urfe iibrisens iit, eebt aus
ieiner 9lntiport auf bic Srase berbor,
OBJ ct tpiiie, mas es bebeute, einen Gib
au leiiten. Seine Mnttport mar: ,.Sa,
UNI cine 8 ilse su fasen !" Grobbem
tpurbe er bereibi8t.
0ebrere unbebeutenbere Sdlle tpurs
ben nod bonn @eridt erIebist; unter
anberm fam aud Der polniide Nufrubrs
faa bon 2lopbitrabe sur 8erbanOluns.
WiIiam @earbart ipurbe am Mitt.
mod bor 3idter Connolly bes Dieb.
ftablS zines &itpenbratens bon 6. M.
SebeI iduIbis befunben unb in s25
Strafe. bic Soften unb 6 Monate Sc.
fansnib berurtbsilt.
Die photographer Inberion unb
Taplor, tpetde NIT elmer 9ln3abl iuneer
Mdoden nnsudt setrieben batten. unb
bic Nbortioniitin Sannp Deder bon
Spbe 8arf, beren 8roaei1e bann borses
nommen weroen iOaten, eridienen nidt
unb fonnten aud bonn Sberiff nidt ees
funben fperben.
s. g. Dolpb tpurbe am Wonta8 gum
gpnitable Der 5. Warb bon Dunmore
ernannt unb fsin 8onb bonn @sridi
aceeptirt.
- 8or 8idter MrdbaIb besann an,
Dienitas Wiorsen Der 8ro3eb sesen bic
Dunmpre 8duber. 9tah 0prnabms
bes SALES befannten iid GbarleS gnsel
unb Walter Shoip fduIbis, tpabrent
Serfdel $. unb gratus 3. Soaiite,
,,nidt idulbie" plaibirten. SIS bauerts
bis 2 nbr Nadmittass, bis man bi,
stpDlf @eidworenen beiiammen bate.
Der Broseb sesen biz 4nsefIaster
sos ii9 iebr in bic 2dnse unb ideint
bic san3e @ode in Mniprud nebmeu
su ippaen. Die 3eusenausiasen iint
berart, bab an Der Sdulb faum cir
3peifel befeben fam.
- @beideibunsseeiude iinb ben
@eridt tpie foIet borseIest iporben
2ena 8reeie eeeen Gam. M. 8reeie
Clarence S. Gobb eesen feline Srau
Srau @bapin sesen ibren @attin Sen,i
.. Gbapin; SlOra Maper sesen Soi
D. Waper.
-Sn bem 8lasefaG bon George 6
@riSpolb seeen SameS Moir uno ber
Common Council puroe bic 8erbanb'
lung auf ben 2. Dlai peridoben.
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0eriAtli6e8.

Sobn McGermott bate Bel elmer @es
Iesenbeit cine SIaide Sdnaps aus
Yatip @olben'S Wirtbidaft sefobIen,
Elm anbermaI einen Stein burb bas
Seniter sepprfen. St ersdblte frei.
mltbis ben Sersans unb mubte i'm ers
iten Sale SIS Strafe unb &olten sabIen
uno ftinf Sage Saft be,bilBen !; i'm
stpeiten Sale SIS Strafe, Soften unb
sipei Wlonate Saft.
George @esssfo mar bsS StebIens
elmer &utihe bon Sobn Mora ansetIast.
Die beioen iparen Observation-Disclosures
unb bic 8Iase auf 0isbitabl mubts faIs
len eelahen tperben, ba Der Streit um
oas Subrperf bor oas Gipilseridbt &c.
bort.
9lGe @eidtporenen ipurben turs mad
Wittas am Sreitas entIahen.
ssranf U. Sinsel mar zines Ibenbs
i'm Uersansenen CONNER bon Der Poms
peii 8oriteauns suriidsefebrt unb bate
iib semutblib auf einem Seitentpes
aur 9ube binseitredt; benz Patrid
Sealp, ber ibn aufipedte. beriette CT i'm
3orne einen NS6Ias nit einem Stsne
auf ben SddbsI, 10 baB berieIbe au ieis
ner SeiIune elm 9biIabelpbier SDipitaI
aufiuden muBte. 3inseI par prosei.
lirt uno ibulpis befunben iporben unb
&ihter @onnpap leete ibm $25 Strafe
unb Soften unc feds Monate @efdns.
nib auf.
GontabIe 2oftus bon pine 9roof
erbieIt aunddit iein nrtbeiI eS Iautete
auf $50 Sirafe unb &olten unb brei
Dlonate @efdnsnib.
Cine MnsabI fIeinerer SGae purben
am Samitas nod erlebist, bic aber
nidt ertpabnenswertb iinb.
s.. g. 2obelanb, Der elmer Srau
SoIbert einen 8uB abberIanst bate.
purbe bon berielben bieies farbterliden
8ersebenS anseflast, bon ben 8eidpo.
renen aber am Sreitae freiseiproden !;
so9 mub er bic Soften besablen.
= gbm. u. 8artI, s. 3. Snpoer
unb gmorp Stone iinb bonn @eridt ais
8eiidtiser elmer prOieftirten 8erdnbes
runs Der 2anoitrabe in Scott 9omnibip
ernannt iporben.
Sobn Walfer tpurbe tpegen IragenS
serborsener Waffen in SIS Strafe unb
30 Gage 8efdnsnib berurtbeiIt.
= -9ie stpeite @O6e bes 8riminaI.
eeridtsS bssann am Montae Dlorssn;
8ihter IrdbaIb fibrte ben 8oriiB i'm
Simmer SO. l, @idtsr Connolly i'm
3immer SO. 2.
gia6 8erleien bes @sidpprenenbers
sei9niiies tpurbe Der Sal sssen Sobn
Galopea, Sames 8oipen unb 1bomas
8pan aufsenommen; bieielben Inb
Cramps, ieber aus einem anberen
Staate, une bic 9lnfIase Iautete auf
ginbrud. Sic befannten ii6 ibuIbia
unb tpurben au ie l Sabr unb 6 Monate
3udtbauS berurtbeilt.
9atrid WaIia bon Sea IoipnIbip
bate bsm g. u. 9tob am Neuiabr in
Coles Sotel baielbit einen 70 tpudtieen
Sauitidlas perfebt, oab man ibn beiin.
nunsslos tpeetrua. Die @eidporenen
fanben ben Inseflastsn fdulbis. giner
ieiner 3eusen, ber betrunfen auf bem
Stanbe eifdien, purbe bon Hidter
ardbaIb UNI $40 uno sebn Gage 9aft
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Bon Neter8bura.

-Serr SuIius Delner Dat iid tpis.
ber bon einem Idnseren nntpobIiein cts
bolt; Srau Welner 1T nod immer
Ieibenb.
Beter Sdneiber, ber felt einiser
3eit ieiner SamiIie baS 2eben unertrds'
lid ma6te, tpurbe am Samitas Mbenb
unter brei berf6iebenen gnfIaeen benz
Sriebensridter Goonep pnrsefiibrt unb
bon oiefem nad bem @efdnenib sefanbt.
s9- Das ,.Do6enbIatt" entbdIt ben
befen 2ofaIsBeridt unb aIIe Ionfti8eu
Reuisssitsn bon SntereRe. .-Nur s2.O0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

- Sberiff Sabep unb bic Surps Som.
miiidre aooen am Wontas @eidiporene
unb mir ftnben unter benfelben foIeenbe
nit beutiden Namen:
@roBseidporens, 80. Mai-@m.
S. .Suber. @iQiom Stern. Nbam 8reier
BON Scranton Sobn 6. llImer bon
GarbonbaIe.
getits @sidmorene. 90. Suni-Sreb.
6. Sdneiber, Safob 8eip, Sobn S.
@eibenbad. 8eter Weidel. George
SduIa bon Scranton; George SteeB
bon WuberIp; Sobn W. 2ub bon Dun.
more; George 2orens bon Mr6balo |;
9lid. SuIser bon Taplorbiae.
pstits@ef6tporene. 81. Suni-Sobn
8. S6rbber, Waib. SrabIe, @miI
Sdmibt, Senrp Seins bon Scranton
5ranf Haufbmaper bon Sefferion ;
Senrp 8oienbaum bon Mrhbalo.
sa- 8eiteIIt bas ,,@odenbIatt".
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StaOt unD Gonntn.


Wir eriuden ale Dieienisen, ipeIde
unS nod fir Announcement auf bas
,,@odenblatt" idulben, in Der Office,
5ll 2adatpanna Ipenue, porsuipreden
unb ibre 3aditdnoe su tiIsen. Bit
boffen, baB Nae unierem grluder
piinftIid nadfommen peroen.
M6tunsspoa
Ser Serauseeber.
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MGbcbem oerlan0t:

Gin bsuti6ss Mab6sn fir allsemeine 5aus-
arbeit pirb perlan9t bon 8rau Gbarles
3rppp. Ais Waibinston Mpenue. II.
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3u Derfaufen i:

Gin Wobnbaus NIT nsun 3immern, 30.
538 Gin Giraffe, Gde Der Mtifp, In Der 19.
Barb, nebit boiler Got. Vile gerbeiIfrunsen,
nit Badpfen, Spmmnfiids. 8runnfn unp
Gilterne. 8ieIe 8ebenlfSde Setter Aualitdt.
3a srfrasen bet 9iid. SolIpne, 5i7 eada-
mama Apenue, ooer am Vlase.
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SGufer III nerfaufen.

.3pei 5auler unb cine Got Hp. t044 Ncrb
Srpins apenur, einseridtst unp bewobnt Won
Yier 5amiIien; ffdbtii6ss @aiTer unb ale Ser.
be1erunsen. gfdberes BET 5enry Warnede,
f0l7 u. Srpins apenue. is
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MuTDrberttud.

Seiurid 8omen aus gmmerid
Brenba. Der i'm Sabre 1867 nad amsrita
ausmanoerte, uirb bringeno erfudt, ieiner oil.
ten Wutter Iadridt 3ufcmmen au IaHen.
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Gin sNGbcf,e,r

bon braben GItern. l5 Sabre alt. nm bas au.
ferii9en BON NaniQa gberoots au erlsrnen /;
mub fid tontraftlid perphldten. Ndberss
80. 404 gebar ape., Dor llbr Worgens.
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SauS ttub 2pt

su Serfaufen, sslesen No. 1910 Stsne apsnus.
.3u erfrasen BET Slenfs s. Mestse, SO. 424
Spruee StraBs. t6ba
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MGbcbem perlduat :

Gin beutlGss MGb6sn fir aii9snarbsit
nnb beim 8p6en su belffn i'm SCRANTON
SauS.
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MGbben perlanat.

Sin braSss beutldss MaoGen fir allse.
eemeine Sausarbeit tn elmer Gamilie Don spei
gerlpnen. Na6sufrassn In 30. 224 5ranflin
Mpenue.
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gnsen s9impff,
NSraftifcbsr t1brntacbsr,
317 2afatuanna 9lpenue.

Sat ftets einen biibfden 8orratb Don @anb
uno safdenubren. llb, enfetten. 8uiennaceIn
8ingen, 8eidmeioe peridieoener art Ii. (. no..
uno beoient 8unben reel uno piinttIid.
8eparaturen an Banb. uno Saidenubren
8etbmeoe ieoer Art. uno ale in mein dad
einidlaeenoen 8erridtun9sn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
Teans Weather BuiIetlu.
GALVESTON, TEN, Sept 70 Especial

.
Down with Tho mob up with The
law.
NonopY win deny now, We suppose.
that Fort Worth is "a bigger town than
oil Tyler
DEAR H. d, Med; IIow's Indiana
tora health rosort} Is there room for
Que more' w, II. =.
THE follows who wanted It the other
way arc al glad now it is this way.
Oicourso; Of course.
liz Candidate Nugcnt should with
draw no would bo IA good man TO umpire
the game to finish.
r-=
YESTERDAYS GAZETTE was. by the
way, the biggest aud best newspaper
printed yesterday in North Texas.
TH sympathy Of all Americans go
out 10 tho president on account Of the
dangerous illness Of MIS-, Harrison
TIN Endorsement will not prevent
moonlight raid by Candidate Hogg In
Candidate olarks watermelon patch.
-=-==-----=--
GALVESTON Is becoming patriotic
1t has contracted for public bridge
to connect IL with the United states.
III Sam Houston and Jack Hamilton
viii como buck to animated olnv. wc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

.1t ~
Yesterday and Ind bis rioLt H. hodi,,
HINT '''''' ''''' ''' ''' ''s D""iJ
Nv, ,,, IA ~
ii. anu MIS- " W. temples family
- iIisIt2 vs., anu gfaceu oy the olrth oil
d sweet Daoy girl
Call at the Fort Worth business col
ieEo ana arrange lof course IN short.
""llu anu type"rltlhg'
There will be game ut the base ball
park this afternoon ut o'clock between
the Fort Worth and Sherman mines.
Andrew Barton. aged aboit tbirtoar
was bitten by dog Yesterday on Jen.
nings avenue. The doc was n largc
Newfoundland and the boy was bitten
about the face and hands.
Joseph Passmore. a farmer who Ii,,es
about nine miles southwest Of this citv
was arrested by IDENTITY Crnnais ma
lodged IN the county iafl Yesterday on
a change of aggravated assault man his nj,
wife. 'l'''' MS
A three-year.old child of Mn and
Mrs. Fred Wall, at First and Bnrnett
streets. died of CONGESTION Of Inc br9ir
yesterday afternoon. The funeral viii
be from the family residenoe Mt g.g6
this afternoon. NV
Cor,ls or,.,,,t o,,o,.i. A.
riaSa "f Nil RoIartju ,n'l ml the mar
lt r VI NUS 5 iiyyopertl1e' only daughter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
PERSONAL.

a. p. CANA has gone to st. Louis and
Chicago. on business.
Mrs, NJ j. Loving has returned from
visit TO reiatiges in Kansas CITY.
Il, II. Overall, a wealthy stoelxman
and land owner, of Coleman, is in the
city. " '"e
Miss Susie p Lyman, of Stephcnville.
Is IN the city the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
"A. j. Anderson
Mr., and Mrs II. w. Tallant who ara
travelling in the east, are expected
home within few days.
Joe Baer. formerly of this city. bnt
now OF Dallas, whore he is STUDYING
law, Is in the city. He came over Ia nj.
tend his fathers funeral
Tom W. Perkins of tho Wylio Rms.
tier, was married last night to Miss Sa-
die Faulkner His many friends wish
him and his charming wife a hannv
voyage over lite's tempestuous sea. ~
Miss Ollie Fain, ono of Henderson,
most accomplished teachers. coranirta5
the commercial course at tho Fnrt
Wort business college and ief tbis
morning 10 rosume her work In p,o
Rock Hill academy. '"e
Mrs NJ y. Rodgers-Webb of The
Living Age Reformer, who reported
the Republican convention for bo,.
paper, made THE GAZETTE a caiI y no.
terday- Mrs; Webb was born in KiSSs-
ton Jamica, but has for twenty vears
been a resideatof Texas.
! MI Mrs !; Il. Carter and daughter, Miss
LotIl' left on the Missouri. Kansas ma
ieNas last night for Oxford. o. wbora
Miss Miss Lolita enters the Oxford coileSs
M NJ, carter, aiter visiting friends ana
relatives in Cincinnati and Goyingtcn
and taking ia the St. Louis exposition,
VIII return about October j. Y'''-e'''
W. =. King, OF the firm Of KIM &.
%, Ih1roeekmor,oa, prominent dIug.
shs.S OF mat place, is Ia tho city pur.
CHASING drugs and holiday goods Nir
i ming rs, II sseit quit cyclist, having ridden
i y, 5a. Ihroekmorton TO Bowie.a distance
OF ffty-fye miles, yesterday nn vi bis I'M NJ
zee, re came down from Bowie on
''ii' M rning train, fresh as o daisy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
NO NEW CASES
IN NEW YORK CITY AND NO
ALARM AT ALL.
The Texas Authorities Guarding This State
ThOroushY-Frost Appears In The
East Which Will Kill The Disease.


NEW YORK, Sept. 15,--After a con-
ference this afternoon with President
Wilson OF the health department and
President Porter Of the department Of
charities and correction, on the out
break of cholera in this city, Mayor
Grant issued proclamation stating
that the health department so far had
shown ability 10 meet the disease
promptly; that the health department
and department Of charities and cOrrec-
tion were fully equipped to arrest and
care for every case and stamp
it out Immediately in the locality in
which it was discovered. The paper
closes: Crest assured all will be done
by the authorities TO meet every emer-
gency, and with the confidence Of the
public and their aid in enforcing san
itary regulations cholera will be mas
tered, health restored and peace, good
order and happiness maintained"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
ON LONG ACCOUNT
There Was Large Selling Of
a Line of Stocks
BUT SHORTS COVERED HEAVY
And Thai EVened Things Up Railroad Bonds
We're DuI-MOney Somewhat Easier
al Reasonable Rates-Ths
General Standing.
Tho Poor FruItage aud Light Port Re
eeipts should Help Prices.

eeipts should Help Prices
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept l5.-[Special. /
Atwood Violet n Co. say; Futures As
we said yesterday there was no reason why
cholera in New York might not be localized
and any alarm might therefore for the
moment anyhow be unnecessary Nothing
has been heard to-day OF more deaths there.
The feeling Is altogether steadior although
Liverpool closed to 9 lower, New York /
lower, this market B higher
We are still calling the attention to the
question Of poor fruitage as we regard It as
a very important matter We simply say
the market ought TO be bsttey on these
reports, and we think will be and we Q
aching in that feeling If we are in error W
are simply making q mistake that's likely To
happen to any one, even when they have u
good basis for forming an impression. Our
Liverpool advice says there is a general de-
sire to sell, but the large spot business
there to-day-l5,C01 hnus-ruther contra
diets this. We think there is IA her gem
erll better feeling all urouDd, leaving out
the question Of disease.
Port receipts today were 0 S37 bales
against 26,062 bales last year. For the
first Il ,ty days Of last season 81 per cent
OF the crop came into sight or over 500 :
Oo0 bales II a., should lose
ing september .nl October this
S season II could not but help giving n de-
cdedlv better tone TO the market
Spo closed quiet; sales. 80 bales; quota
lions unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
and eunIsoni oloveland, oappy aad

and Gunison; Cleveland, Cuppy aud
!. thinner.
Second -Baltimore-Runs, g.;
hits, IL; errors, 3. observation-disclosures
8; hits, 10; errors l. Batteries alti-
more, Violoery and Robinson; Cleve-
land, Young and thinner. Umpire
Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept. 15.--
Pittsburg 6, hits 10, errors 3.
neutrality-suspicious. 4, hits 10 errors 3.
Batteries hret and Miller; weighing
and Clements. Umpire-Snyder.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ID Washing
ington-- Runs ., hits ,, errors l. St.
Louis Runs none, hits 4, errors 3.
-Meeken and Mcclure; Glea-
son and Buckley. Umpire Lynch. q
NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-New York
Runs IL, hits II, errors 4. Louisville
Runs 3, hits 8, errors 9. Batteries,
King and Baylc; Sanders and Merritt.
Umpire-McQuaide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

GRAvEsEND, Sept. l5.-First race
Speculation, first, Kew West.
second, King Crab, third. Time. llII'
Second race-Mile and one sixteenth
-Candelcbra, first, Fairy, second, Willie
l., third, Time, 1871.
Fulton Stako-Mile and one-fourth-
Leonawell, first, Kilkenny, second, Best
Brand, third. Time, 9l2f.
Fourth race -Flye-eighths of a milo
Boundless, first, CIRCLE Colt second.
sam Weller third Time, l:Oi.
Fifth observation-disclosures, first
Julien, second, Dagonet, third. Time,
l;434.
Sixth rnce-Mile-Dolly McCono
first Temple Fred, second, Taral, third.
Time, l:44f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

Madison II. Bell and Miss Dollle
Cocks wore married at the residence Of
Rov, j, w. Lowber. iOT West Saw
enthsireet, at $3.50 last evening. After
the ceremony, which was witnessed by
q few OF the most intimate friends Of
Tho bride and groom, they wero driven
to thor future residence, COS Pecan
street, whore reception was held and
an entertainment that had been pro-
pared by Mrs. Wore was enjoyed by the
guests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

MARsHALLTowN, IA, Sept. 10. This
morning two trains on tho Chicago and
Northwestern road coliidod with fear.
tnl results. The englpeors OF both
trains and tho lfcman OF one were
killed. Also Cook, a man who was rid.
ing ON the rear OF the train. The Ere.
man of tho other train and two brake
men were fatally injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

ST. PETERsBURG, Sept. 15.-There
is marked decrease in The number Of
new cases OF cholera In Russia, purticu-
larly the towns along the Volgu and
In lieutenaucy Of the Caucasus where
the disease ragged with extreme yio-
leuce.
In ST. Petersburg yesterday flfty-five
new cases and seventeen deaths were
reported, decrease OF six new cases
and an increase OF two deaths compared
with Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. l5.-The
city is in n high pitch Of excitement
over what seems TO be u case Of chulara.
This morning John Henry found an
Italian writhing in terrible agony.
The police were at once notified and
hospital ambulance, called, and he
was talSon TO the hospital.
He is evidently u laborcr and has
symptoms Of cholera.
Az the hospital lie is isolated from
other patients.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

NEW YORK, Sept Is, BROOKLYN
runs 4 hits 5, errors /. Cincinnati
runs z, hits 10, errors 3. Batteries.
Kennedy andtkinslow; sullivan, Cham.
oerlain and Murphy. Umpire Burnes.
hosroN, MASS, Sept. 16.-Boston-
tsnns 4. hits 8, errors g. Chicago Runs
l, hits 4, errors 3. Batteries StaIev
and Kelly. Hutchinson and Kitbridge.
Second Boston-Rrns l. hits
II, errors 0, Chlcago-Runs 8, hits f3.
errors 4, observation-disclosures and Can,
Ieli Miller, Gumbort and Schriever.
umpgre-G aflncy.
BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. lh-Balti-
nioro--Ieaans, 8. hits, ii: errors 4.
Sleveland-RI ns. 10; hits, ii; errors. 3.
Observation-Disclosures, Cobb, Gilbert
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

WACO, TEX, Sept. 15.-[Special.-
To-day the Waco MedIru- company
confessed judgment in favor Of G. A.
Jones for $3.50 10 and in favor Of Il. l..
Fleming for $2l7l6. Executions were
issued and the stock levied upon An
inventory is being taken by Constable
Dec Cook.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16
OPENING DAY. \
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 4
WITH 1895 Pupils |
An Increase oil Il Pa OIL MI
Years Opening Day llgaa I
By BulldiHVs

The city public schoolsqr
day middle Of the week -slall
pills, II per cent more thlt
which is said to be chs laHgs
ance in the history d ihsE'
Fort Worth"
The GAZETTE gathered NJ.
ing figures from the repgal
principals as made TO the azl
ent at the meeting held !at'
ernOon at 4 o'clock ior to- q
comparing notes Us 70 theiel'
the first day.
ATTENDANCE By soHq
Second street. No. 4 elsll
32s; Belknap. No. 2,elght re1i
street, No 3, four rooms lllii.Al
No. 4, eight rooms, ~; Ns <
enue, No. 5, six rooms 29 N
street, No. 6, eight rem
nolia street, No. Z. iwJ r9Ia'is
Hill street, No. 5, two rcns
Home, No. 0, one roon,
street (coloradb No. - So
go: High school, No H. y 7
800; total, 2325.
In Nos; l. 2,.,h s AN u
grades are taught ~ ,bS sy1 N y
grades are taught .., y ~ si (
second, third i iou, n;n,s 4, vi
sever y eigilan' ara s' iSosA y
eiey '''A gr11g tn; a,J II, u
eighth, en-, ten'a
grades are taag si ..hool W.
Ia the nisH ,setb All ~
eighth, ninth, lenu
Last year there g ,a,,i III |. II
the sixth graae 'g gsss. b.
school Du .llll !, a.ss.,nsllrr,d MAJ
very properly 'r ,eig,s,,lsy NJ v
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-16

NEW YoRK, Sept. l5.-The stock market
felt the effects of the announcement that
cholera hal found lodginy In the city this
morning, b 1t while be was an Inner Sc
pressure Of long s ss Igamarlyet 4u
early dealings, lie ov,r Of h ty
professionals Ton av.ue tlu.- stGMiuaa
tide, aud q' ito a section &c ual!y advanced
The pressure after noon soon subsidized and
rallies were the rule.
The market closed active and weak at or
near the lowest prices Of the day.
Railroad bonds dun and generally weak
Government bonds dull aud steady.
State bonds neglected.