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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
domestic Giluations Wanleo

Females.
~ THSE-NOftl German wishes stu1ti III
" To take care of one child do plain .eN-
lur: best references. Il H., Tribune once.
rIUKSr ~ o. Pot slant wo.ran a.
~ muse to infant or Old children: cN-
perirnccd handy with the needle bctb PEI
'r,ncr- Ia. ia 'f- loi ia't 'otn.st.
n UlsSs.-No.th German girl. good seam
Y trees: Tor imam. 81 uldcr chi dren c1.
roi!ent refer noes clt,, or any distance IN
the country. W.th Mrs. Ti LEk, 3iJ 9th
ave.
III URSE.-By thoroughly comp tent in-
~ FAINT. nurs can LtAr full charge from
birth understands nursing aud Dettle-fed
abies has best references; city or country.
cali 40 Oth-aVc., near i2d-st.
lURSE.-By = German maid. to growing
" children age IS; good seanstress sAd
Inc needle worker; has BIZ yetrs' best ref
rrences willing TO travel Gail at Mrs. NJ
BIRCK'S. 10 Fast 12th.st.. between Sd
and Attn ayes.
or CHAM BERMAID.-By
j a comp tent Sv,dish girl as plrlormaId
or chant maid nr.t-cllss loferOnce. Coll
Mrs. MALMBERG'S SWEDISH Bu REAU,
3i2 ith-aNe.. upstate
II ESPECTABLE WOMAN desires fami-
IL lies washing by day or take home. A.
dress g.. $50 East 12oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 27.Ooj pke,. Exports for week
100 pkgs. There has been slow dragging trade al ue
week and the tendency to Accumulate stock Is causing
low.r and unsettled market az the close. Sellers
anxious to the fresh goods going into consumption
rapidly and the wholesale rates are UenR lowered 20
that retailers their prices down and attract more
trade The trouble ha- not been the csnt OF excessive
receipts but Jack of denand and strong Efforts will
be made open wider outlet for the goods Pennsyl
Nana quOtable to-day at 2Jla5Oc. but not
obbng business could be done at the latter price
receipts small and going mainly 10 retail trade ElSn
fell primary market yesterday ana no Whole
,e bu,ne-. was possible here to-day aLoye sOc Early
morning there effort 10 Get SOC Tor q rev oI
the gitedge Iowa separator Goods but aiter thanae
outside and this afternoon consider
able norton OF the fancy sto X pc FIrsts
Offering freely at @jd21c and seconds are drag
stug at Z2a2ic. Held neglected and weaker
Inc supply Of STATE dairy + steadily Increasing aud
BUYERS hold Of IL 2b021c IL fu quota
ton today for fancy half tubs other qualities going at
2O2jc Some pressure close out the remaining lots or
Old dairy and values fully lc lower Imitation cream
cry Western dairy and fresh factory move Slowly At the
ds.lfu tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

brong chickens and bring good prices when
choice quality Few fresh ducks and geese arr1ye ane
these mostly Of poor quality. There h moderae22
poultry and fairly firm holding q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March s. 1892
REANS AND PEAS

RHeIrts for tho wcek-Beans 2,o72 bbls peas, s'lSo
bush. LNports-koans, JSN pkgs peas, lC'o LDs. In
ports 81 bags OF beans. No improvement Whatever IN
the general demand and wi:h continued liberal receipts
price, most kinds lower and weak. Marrow are
down - Ojd*2 OH for quality and best MARKS
Medium and Pea bought than sold 40 ~ 10
call for White kidney tina, receivers are shading
down 70 - 30432 -. Rcd Kidney IN buy
err, favor outside quotation reached only fancy stocs
for export. " that trade a; present
Turtle soap nominal for want OF stock Lras hed about
steady clean and prime but unpckod lots have sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
FURS AND SKINS.
SUNpRIES.

NUTs-Peanua steady at 4ac for fancy hand picked.
30. l. No 2 dun at 41e Virginia No sheled steady
at 4lac and No 9 at 2i.022c. NO important move
hickory nuts, and prices nominal at 1odo5c pr
BEEswAx-supply light and prime stock firm at 2sS
HoNEY-Extracted 7a7ac per u comb honey
quoted at odl4c and style Of package. but
there very little demand -
MAPLE SUGAR-Prme old bricks quoted ct 7a7rc.
and ub stock at sat- Syrup quiet coarse gal.
not enough new here to make q quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
MILK AND CREAM.

Tho daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
d ut rllroad distributing points in and the city
for the haye been follows Erie. sl7 CONS Of
milk Is cans condensed milk and lib OF cream.
penn yanla Poushkeepse AID Boston, Go OF milk;
sinouehAnns 1915 OF milk and % cans Of cream:
Tackawapna 1925 caas OF milk and 20 OF
New.Yok Genital and Harlem. 2.5l9 Of milk 90 Gao.
milk and OF cream Newfork CITY aud
Northern 092 Of milk New-Hayen and Harcod,
j75 milk ontario AID Western 23O1 cans OF milk
and los cans OF cream West Shore. $50 OF milk,
10 cans OF condensed milk and - Of cream; New
Contra Of milk and 10 OF cream. and
BY miscellaneous short routes l5co cans 81 milk and 90
cans Of cream The daily supply has been Is 624 cans
Of milk 40 copden ,ed milk aud $50 Of
The average price raid the surplus has been 81 so
cain quarts The MIX Exchange price remains a.
cents quart net 70 the producer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

Potatoes, Jersey bulk per bbl......-..-'
Potatoes, Mich gan, per $50 d.. w 80 .,
poatocs state Pore And HEBRON, DC, $50 D.. 25S 20
$1,000 &C. Cher Kinds Der lsO n...... 12a %
I poa.es' IN hlh ner bbl ....... i 02d rs
potatoes Jersey per Dbl ~ Ok
Cabbages Florida, new. per bDl; .vvv ~
CabDages L.. l. fiat Duten, per lOO.-..--- oy1 "a
Kae, Norfolk. per Dbl ------'--''-' SyS w
0.ons cCnnsct sGso red err peP $50 2a
Onions Eastern yellow, per Dol 90 On
Onions Eastern white, per Dbl ~ 90
squash, L. T., marrow, per ~ y.
squash i: i ~, iiuD ~. AL p ....... 0Dd 90
Sglnach Eoroltn, pa 1a o'i XII ..... SOC 70
Egg plant Florida per Dbl ~ gSs al
Celery Orleans, per dozen root-----'-'" e. *
Celery florioS psf aoaC or crate Ooa so
StlhS p,shs' ., 49, ~ cato ... 4 COG I so
tffteh pea rtviia' - - Mi 4 900 90
lettuce NJ" d',h,r - nor NH ... 300 90
Tomatoes Florida, per bush crate yo "a
tomatoes Florida. per small crate oos ov
Tomatoes Havana, per carrier crat~...--.-- % 81
IoHioocs ilss"", brncb -......... 25p I so
nspsi'tus Nv, ~ a. crat. ...... 1 7Jd 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Domestie 6ilualions Wanteo.
Females.

Females.
ATNDEE>S ny q young 0tch PROT
IL cstant. IN "a IrlNitc lauliN h'J-'ih ii
all rcsprc,s best city references. Apply
!. ". UAi,PEN Eli 81 co.'s 20 C-h-b =.
Mars. +. NJ. BACON mas some Wy com
lel prtent and superior servants hfst-,l'1S
cooks laundie,sr-. seailstl'ss'S huI>.N'
chaniDcrmabiS Mattresses, houSeWorhtls'
niaid, aud butler. ready for places. MIS-
BACON. $50 6tha,e.
MADAME ONFtNEY. Buicau Of fi.ce-
lVI mcnt. - Wet 2lst--t., for private iaiu'
lily goycrncsses. mtids. chsmheinhliN ~9''-
rtFrs.es. waltrc-sss. cooks. lauh1f' -h'-,
hOuseworkrfs buffers; nrst class bureau I,
recommended by nr,t-class families
MAID and DRE.SSMAKE H. or hist-,lA~'
lVI seanlstress wishes a permanent p'-ltioi
YEAR, r!tv rrferencr no caIus' n
Notion. sj5 3d3-avc.
NUI.s,DI.i GOVERN es>.-By neat North
~ German Protestant; good seamstress
hne needleworker ytars' reference W
grown children ; or a. maid no objection 10
county. NJ. BRICK, llo East l2th's De-
tween I'd and ith ayes.
~ V'TiSE. Mort, German Protestant wlhhe,
ear. OF children, or travel VITA llul.
HELEN. care OF Mrs. Bacon $50 8th'ate.
N UIsE.-By North 9ernap u take care
~ Of growing children lest references
~. A.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Domestir Situations tUanteo

Females
- ESPECTAELE WOMAN a. good cook.
IL coarse washing understands her 0usl.
nrss lrst-class city reference. CAL at $50
East 37th-s..
n, rOEER ION or LlNEN-ROpM Gill
~ Iy neat. young German GIRL, IN city
club. good scam>tr ~ excellent r'I rem e..
Apply J. ". CAhPEN ifR A cos 90
G.h-aVc.
=, TIT ALTON WANTED.-By experienced
- chambermaid 10 assist at wai:ing or
care for children. in private FANNY yea
reference Address 3Oi East 2'th'st''
RAG bell twice.
:, MISUNDERSTOOD hand and machine
- ses.mstress at home or by the day good
Ar sewInp drrrsrs. Address DkE.SSM AK
ING. 22i East sSth-st., top door.
EAMSTRESs. BY u German. TO go out
- by the dag In private families. A.
PAUL.. 800 Ehst 59th-st
=. EAMSTRE.SS will take sheets and pillow
- slips or any plain sewing at home for
hotels boar ng- houses and private families
AZ very ease able rates. Gall or address
Miss X. RANKIN. p Clinton Place 18th.
ST. near Broadway.
WEAKNESSES Young girl; can take
w buffers place; best testimonials as to
sebriety honesty and capabitty; city or
country. Cell or apply 357 4h-ave., bet.
26th and 2SA sss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

Apples still n liberal supply, white prices are
heN a OUT -t9udy tn iehand l. not sufficient give
much strength. Outside qUo,aLCns extreme and
he'd only for -uprraty" quality. trapes have only
Small demand u. tie better qualities az the prices aa
aud detective eopd- b. sold pdlers at very
low prices. Cianbo!res neglected. Florida oranges Ia
tgAter supply and lrce- show adlI,ncc. Straw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Domestic 5ituations Uanteo.

Females.
WAITRESS and CIAMBERN AID.-pv
w Nova Scotia girl With 2 wears, ,afar
enc.s Mliilng 70 assist generally, sewing or
with ehiliren city or country With Mr.
TfLEH $40 6th-sve.. over market.
~ AlTRESS.- q German bto,..,.o,..
" hr,t-class; makes all saiads: d.
class reference; assist with chaI,berwo,S
eau at Mrs. BRICKS, ll3 EAT Ioth' ST
ttI"een ID AMI ith AYES.
w AsiiING.-Family and GENTS washi0s
w ana mcnding at short Lotlcs' oa3
"oostef'st.. near West 3ist. wv
w ASKING. &c.-A needy woman want.
~ work az washing, sewing or days' worx
1. o. -, 90 3d-aye.
WANIED.-Care of Invalid by exneri.
encrd masseuse would travel or aiye
treatment In return for room and boaru
CITY references. Miss FRASER, Milford,
VOuNG WOMAN wants work OF any
Kind good loundress by the day. Ad.
dress Mrs. ilIkTZ. 255 West 32dst
Young married French person. having
j boy six ycsls old. worli Ike the Gaze
Of one o. two gen.lenHqs apartments: good
city references. Addios, 4. I. 1888 broad.
way.
NontinueA On Ninth PAsal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

Receipt. for the week. l47s bales expore. Sc bales
bales. No Improvement in the demand
either brewer, VI dealers and exporters not showing
much interest Trsce Is therefore duh and while prices
show no material change. there Is ~
tho general market pressure To sell would make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Zoos.


Receipt for week. 3AlO bbls and - 7S5 cas,s. Tho
mark'. recovered l7c TO- lest Western
following last weekly repo't and ther, be
uTcort"ne OF nr'ue-s ba>d upon IN" comarativcly
nrm markets reported IN the West aud order, from ship
pef- Z, hod many god, arriving oI tbs marSet
thursday heavy receipts caused drop lGl,c.
day Trough; further reduction 10 lGac This Weakness
caused BUYERS ~ s" confidence In The soundness
position. and they held OF. Arrivals CONTINUED hayy,
and saturday the market slumped price
barely maintained Monday and to-day Cruesday)
Under receipts q over 1900 IL seemed
that the firm views OF shippers entirely untoundrd
and there was further dTop 70 l4hc at which tAse
sd rlbs octNity But tho buylng quite largely
speculative and PARTLY % MI maturing contracts and tho
position at the cos docs no. appear bc entirely h.hy
southern very dull at l3a dlic Duck eggs are b.,
anning to come In little moro froey, and show down
xrlr4ff ftf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week, cOJ pkg, exports for week OBS
pA~ lNuporatcd apples stu iue in buyers favor DE.
mad from all sourcc, - light and there Is urgency
90 ,r Nun-dricd SLICED apples are barely stLdV and
quarters gIr neglected ana lower Chops cleaning up
pretty vel, and tsr- bid c Tor prime heavy Iackcd
l,s, and skin, selling moderately L.. PEACHES
uror Rasp1crIir. held ,tbGy. Other small fut, dun
fhcn Is a good steady I'bbug demand california
frltr Sustained p e but We BUYERS for lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
CFIEESE.

Roccipts Tor weok. 7.7-D boves Exports r. 1919
loN'-. Both the cable and mail adSices have been
favorable for much rNor business IN fancy stock, bot
thtr- has en- call fo undrrpriced goods and the
ilr have ncuc LOO hoNe, OF late July and August
make. at about lac The distribution home account
is fair. ana there j, pretty steady " values all
along th" line; small size FUN crsem Job high
34c and ia lines l2EdleHsc is made. Fspcy fullsize
white j. selling ct i2al2iac and fancy coOred mainly at
l24c Tine ots going l.c and little useful stock
less, The shading 3iic Tor best sbtns
brought rore orders and recepts have cleaned up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
FLOWERS OBJECTIONS MET.
IHE BRIDGE AND ELEVATED RAILWAY BILLS
ALTERED TO SUIT HIS VIEWS.

AMENDMENTS MADE IN THE ASSEMBLY AID
CONQUERED IN BY TIE SENATE-BOTH BILLS
AGAIN IN THE GOVERNORS HANDS
THE HUCKLEBERRY" MEASURE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

Tho central Hogg club met W tho
county court room Inst night and my
or sev0nty-iiye persons wore present
Speeches wore made by Judge stead
man and Mr. Elournoy In the interest
Of uoggs candidncy Tor govor1ior. lto-
ports we're received from various
snnrres showing the work " Orgiuila-
tion waa progressing rapidly,
This afternoon and evening the Hogg
primaries will be held 10 selcct dolo'
gates TO the county and senatorial cone
yention and also "a determine whether
iheu6gg faction IA tho county will nom
mate a candidate In opposition 10 Mai,
Jarvis proposed course that had not
tho approval oi all the mcmbofe OF
Judge Hunprs committee nt Ito meet
ing. This disagreement in his COIN
mitiee caused the sdoption " tho pro
position 10 submit She Question 70 their
primaries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

1t is Thought They wil Trade the State
Ticket for Harrison Votes

IlEANt lfhf thAthiHNN fNh'@
7Nrw YORK. Sept. 10 Henry c.
PAYNE, of Wisconsin, was one OF Chair
man Carriers visitors at the Republican
national headquarters, and had long
conference with Mr.. Carter and went
out to luncheon with him From an
authoritative sourrn il Is learned that
Mir. PAYNE did not give Mr.. CRrter any
announcement regarding Wisconsin.
II Is believed that the national com
mittee has advised the Wisconsin
Ron .blicans TO sacrifice the state ticket
for the national ticket. Ex-senator
Spoonor, the Republican candidate for
governor Of Wisconsin, Is understood
10 be favorable 10 this programme, He
does not care 70 be governor, and n
only ambitious to go back to the sem
ate Orders have been iiNued, it Is
| said. with his consent, 10 trade the
| state ticket for votes for Harrison. In
! .bls way the national committee hopes
| 40 be able to deliver the electoral votes
| M Wisconsin 10 Con. Harrison.
q. w. Fairbanks Of Indianapolis, ar
/ rived hero yesterday, A Western
newspaper made the charge recently
| ,hat Nh. Fairbanks had agreed 70 inise
a campaign fund OF Sl0O,OOO on The
condition that he received the support
IN tbe administration for tho United
states senatorship. Mr.. Fairbanks
aid that he could not dignity THU
charee with a reply. No one who knew
him, he said, would bolieye i FOR a mo
,nent ~ believe he added, ~tha
Nh, Harrison viii carry ludiana.'
Dr. Chauneey NJ. Dcpew was asked
YESTERDAY when he expected 10 tAit'
Inc stump for Harrison and Reid
mot before Octobor,h he said.
"Isn't that rather later
.The cholera scare, be said, ma
ipterfered with the rolititsal campaign
and has made il almost impossible t
open speaking campaign. Via
man will 90 70 even hear Bill MCKINLEY
discuss tho tariff when there Ii DANCE
OF a cholera epidemicf'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24
sxTY.fo ua ANoRY MoTHERs.
An Awdul Rumpus in POlisiowu Over The De-.
eIdlna d a Baby shoN.

PuiLADELpHA, PA, Sept. p. Last
week baby show was held In Potts-
town. al which slxiy-hvo babies COM
petsd for a kitchen range. One, a
child named schlicter, won this appro-
pirate 10Y. and now the mothers Of the
sixty.foar other eherubs are raying a.
tho udges " tho show IN q mauner 20
10 oat tie widest tiger " shame, They
hold, TINT ono u tho Judges, . man
uamod Mccormick, from Philadelphia,
,yne ~ uncle ~ tic Schlicter child.
ana that he influenced his brother crit
lea unduly.
Mr.. Patrick shechan aid yesterday
thaf she had been ~ eQulldcnt ~ her
ilbv's winning the rauee that q Few
days lssioro the exhibition she sold her
oH Kitchen store. Afterward she was
eanpsllad 10 ouy Il hgGf for deiial
NOR uaan She had sold II for. She
f4,oks through isara.
Nrs. John Yigofs exhibited an eleYer
uoutnsi old baby that weighed twenty
NJ ponntb and had hair four lnehe
lonR. This baby could pronounce ''ela'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24
Oklaiiomn Democrats.

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Sept. o.
Special THE Young Mems Demo
cratic club met for the second time and
organized under the name Of Oklahoma
Travis club Mr.. Travis is a prominent
Oklahoma City attorney, whose cleo
ton as territorial delegate TO the
United States house Of representatives
isacknowledged probable even by Re-
publicans,
The temporary chairman and secre-
tary were made permanent and Il
treasurer was elected.
Various committees We're appointed,
others reported aud arrangements We're
made for attending the meetings OF
Democratic clubs elsewhere in Okla
homa Territory; also for an invitation
to all the clubs for grand rally here
ON the 9th Of next October, when Mr.
Travis will address the territorial
Democracy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24
In the Feivste Parlor of We
Arlington Inn.
He AND HIS TRUSTED ADVISERS
Hold a long and yeG Important cooierc &c
Re arding the csmpais ~,
The Hogu Primaries to DO Hsld IN Tauan|
County To-Day and Tonight POpulisl
Executive to Come Together
Congressman Bailey,

AZ the Clark headquarters Chairman
Mailook, who had hoeu In consultation
with Judge Clark during The day, was
simply iuhilnnt over the prospects for
Clarls's success.
Judge Moorc said many prominent
visitors FROM various parts Of the state
vote ia yesterday and everything was
moving In tho nuit perfect order and
reports wore cheorlully inspiring.
The county Republican executive
committee win meet this afternoon at .
o'clock IN Judge Mooras Office 90 elect
county chairman and for other pu~
poses.
Al the Peoples party headquarters
Chairman Bentley had nothing new "a
give out. The business was entirely
routine aud he expected nothing Ut im'
portanco until Monday when the cXoou'
tive committee will meet,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

DALLAS, TEX, Sept q. Especial
Frank Ham and family. who were
quarantincd at Denison yesterday are
well known residents OF Dallas. They
aamo IRON Hamburg on the ship Nor
MAMMA aud were detained eighteen
DAYS in quarantine on Fire Island by
order of DR., Jenkins, health officer OF
the port Of New York. Frank Hann.
1r. mot his father ami other membcrs
Of the family vi Denieon yesterday and
returned home to-day. He says they
viii arrive in Dallas next week. Their
baggage Is already here,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

LoGANsPoRT, IND sept Hon. y. p.
Baldwin OF their city ox-attrnoy gen-
cral of Indiana, has experienced a
change Of political faith and Will mako
several Democratic speeches during
the present campaign When quca-
toned Mr.. Baldwin said he had giyen
the subject OF the tariH for the last
three years an exhaustive examination
in this country aud England France
and CcrmnnN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24
OPERATORS JuslLANT.
DIV Train Dispaiehrrs Afraid to Move Trains
Without Men.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA, Sept. 23,--
The telegraphers' strike on the
burlington road took serious turn
today. and the operators were cores
pondinely jubilant. This morning me
dav train dispatchers called on snperin-
tc1dent Williams telling him they con-
sidered the responsibility imposed ny
running trains without competeniti opet,'
ators too great a risk, and untll sue li
competent operators we're employee
a., wore unwilling TO take the
rreess5onsibility, and would quit work
Which they did. II is rumored To-
ni eibt that some Of the night dispatch'
ers will quit work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

nOpncet President Harrison and his ad.
minisiration. the force hill and the pro
tective tariff, aud declared the failure
OF the administration TO protect the
negroes. The free trade Idea was en-
dOrsed
Tho Iowa delegation offered a resolu-
ton endorsing Grover Cleveland, but
this was rejected by the convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

PROVIDENCE, X l., Ssg,l. Etc.
day the wofid'e record u a d0ubie team
2.fB. was lowered by the famous trOt-
tors, Belle HamllH and Honest George.
The oiiciR time ioade 6y Tie pair
was 2.l2t, and the driver, I'd f., Qe1
and g. @. ianliD, owner uf The taaini
wcfe accorded Az onihualasiic ovation.
The tnlkey drawn by the pair viz
pneumatic tired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24
STEVENSON At RICHMOND.
He was Given Grand Ovation by The Citizens
There Yesterday.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept % General
Stevenson was given an ovation here
to-day.
The distinguished gentleman WAS
escorted to the Mozart Academy by u
large torch light procession. The
building was packed with people.
General Stevenson's appearance was
signalled by continuous applause. He
commenced his speech by thanking the
audience for the reception accorded
him. He contrastod the administration
Of Cleveland with that Of Harrison and
said that during that Of the former
prosperity reigned, unknown since the
Close ot the war. He then discussed
the tariff at some length but declared
the force bill OF greater Importance to
people than q hundred tariff bills.
Tho name Cleveland when ever mon
toned called for applause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept - The bactcrol-
ipists u the health department reported
ans afternoon the result Of the exami-
nation In the case Of the ChinamHn
Upe Joe and Mary Murphy who aro in
The reception hospital.
They found that the Chinnman did
not die OF AsiAtic cholera and that the
woman Is not suffering from that die
aaso