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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

MISS ANNIE r. RAIL-. rrAdn.te Of
ne New York Vocal Institute and % the
noyh Conscrvatorlum, Leipzig Germany.
nuPl OF Mario unger Hnupt. on the Royal
opefa OF bSrlln. Three years Principal
q VOCAL Music In Conservatory at Ing
nhm N. " University. Voice culture.
smSing, guitar, banjo mandolin. Leader
VI Laaiea' Guitar and Banjo Club.
MISS CHRISTINE wissNER. graduate
OF me Royh Conservatory Of Leipzig. teach
81 OF Pinno, Harmony and History OF Mn'
SIC mas strong record. Endowed BY ma.
ture With rero mental gifts, she hvniied
herself OF the best facilities obtainahle IN
student entered the Leipzig Conservatory
with better preparation. 1t IA not surprls-
lug. therefore. that Miss wissner grad
pated with marked distinction. aud that,
In addition 10 her diploma. the Directory
gave her Especial certificate commencing
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
success.
$4,000 PRIZE Piano.
From The factory OF HRliet & Davis, Bos-
ton, 20 the best music pupil,
u wns proud TO hear Il said In TINS lana
Of musicians that 90 admirable g plano hai
never been manufactured In vermapy,
Awarded TO MISS BLANCHE WEBER OF
me above magnificent prize 70 the best
music uupil In q grand contest during inc
pc1t May Festival. For elegantly engraved
catalogue, address,
A. 4. KARcEK. MEXICO. no.
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ron SIZE uNrn AUG. ID.

Ny reddehce on Henderson street
about completed. best c0ustiucted y
every room Inns southern exposure. piped
and wired for gas nnd electric light,
hard oil dnlsh, electric bells and speak
ing tubes throughout Al conyenienees.
lot 100000 feet. fronting cast, well i'm
proved, shade and fruit ireef, walks.
iron fence. hedges. etc Servants house
and laundry. Coal, wood and ehirken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28
GRAND AR,rY RATES.

Or September ! aud 2 the Katy
viii sell 70 Indianapolis and return. ae-
turn September IS. ard $3.50, limited
for return thirty days. Parties desir-
Ing information please call At city
ticket Office corner Fourth and Houston
w. II. WINFIELD.
City Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

THE
! ,rsisWEEEA. Director General
II on -HE BERLIN coNsERvA-
4 Court pianist to the emperor;
,--.si,r Professor" is recognised
4 s,d America as the most thor
{,.,,,entAtIvc of the modern school
III musiclans
H,EvERNIoK. graduate I'M
n Berlin Conservatory. ten years
! IA 1mperIai Conservatory of Rus
4 ne Education OF the Nobility"
b,ply educated a greater number
daughter, Of noblemen than any
|iss
A. e. GUERNE, graduate OF the
OF Music OF Stuttgart.
III professor In same Conservatory,
Il, professor In the Conservatory Ia
Il Scotland. where his pupils
Bat over all centers of the King
'na nom Diploma: "Mr. A. p.
passed through the various classes
fony, counterpoint aud musical
Eai us compositions show correct
IN and mystery Of form. Prof
uught 10 the Conservatorium, and
hlnsef a thoroughly successful
q VERY ADVANCED PUPILS,
y lrisst, Director of the Congary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

The value Of farming lauds IN this
country Is greatest IN New Jerssy In
1883 II averaged. New Jsrsey S65, Mas
sachusetts SO, Ohio SIG. New York 81,
Vermont 500. Maryland So, Wisconsin
than So per acre.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

Birds which hy highest and fastest
have the most air cells The air from the
Lungs, which Is much W. uner, and there
fore lighter than the outside air, passes
the bird some being able TO Ill even the
quilts Of their feathers.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

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Nothing pablnhea irss sscsps 'slsua.
uona Wantedr
On aeconnt OF me frcreasirr demands up-
ca he space OF The oarette. both ~ ad-
versisers and to meet the requirements OF
me papers news service Il 10 com
pehed TO diaccnunne the publication dany
q free advertisements for persous aesifirs
help and Of notices Of articles iost or round.
RESTING. however. TO aid the unemployed.
The Gazette wni print three lines three
uniea frec for persona seeking employment
for advertisements Of this character the or.
erss over thres nnes and lnnertlons mcre thaa
three win DO charged at the rate Of one
cent a word each Insertion.
oNH CENT A WORD ADS.
An advertisements under the following
claEaineations win be charged at tho rate
ct enc cent wVrt each Insertion. aad must
be paid for In advance rhls rule IL invar-
liable aud no exception Viii Nv lnade IN any
case. 5000 ~
PERSONAL
LOST
FOUND.
srliANED.
STOLEN.
sTilAYSD on sroLrS.
BUSINESS CitANCKS
WANrEn-DM ELLlSGS
wANTED-RooAtH
WANrEn--BDAilD.
WANTED -.RRAL ESTATE.
NANrED--To EXCHANGE.
wANrED-AllscEIJ.ANEVUA
ron RENT.
ron BALE.
iihi.P WANTED.
WANlED-huAlspERG
Professional. financial ana csner e-rdh
special notices. etc, In this classified do
partmcnt ci.2o = line per month. Discount
for tllne nds and for cash.
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TYpgwnITERs AM sUPi1.IEs.

THE HEauNoTos STANDARD TYRE.
writer has bocn ftf nofe. than nftean
rs 'nq is,ss, . iaosS pssfsc,iep '' Y.
self 1ypcwEl.s. sHRRllss fof " VA.
era. Daflali
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

FouT WORTH hTEAh nYn wonl,s--I.A.
dier aud gentf gaflnenn " MI shin1a
oFcf I'D defined hochrx bruh "a
Houston street Fort Worth les- Goods
aonf ~ ekpEesa pfoinpus Attandrd To-
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GAzETTES LETTER LIST

Advertisers should remember that iettors
directed 10 iniualA only arc not delivered
,Sey sSOas y aPssssa 10 ,hs care of sS sS
peiNon. nrm or poetoincc boH.
Lat ~ letters rcmaining uncnlled for In
ths couniing room yesterday at Q =. y.
Persons calling for them will please say I'd.
vertised. XII.
ca. NJ, MI.
LisMsAl II,
oerty Il. XII
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READ THIS.

DO you want to lIyo where drouths
are unknown
Where stock never want for grass and
wateri
Where crops Of corn. cotton aud cane
never faili
Where tho finest pears, peaches and
strawberries grOwi
Where tho winter climate Is mild and
health good?
THEN oOME TO THE COAST COUNTRY
For circulars giving description or the
country and rs products, write
IA NJ. DISNEY. lOiG Congress- Ave,
Hois,on, Texas, or II. A. HAAS. Man.
ager for l.. NJ. Disney & Co. Alvin, Tex.
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CONSERVATORY OF |


4 ~ BRANCH Of Scharwenkas Cor
.:.sed IL 1881 by Prof. Xayer Schi
',rsssryatory, and will be OF inestima
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

WE WILL. SELL ON TUESDAY, AuGU sT
20, At 10 a ~, IN the public square.
nne lot 81 furniture. conslstink OF ono
easy chairs. BRUSSELS carpet, aide board.
antique oak bed room act, paflor foiclng
sofa. folding beds. erocAcry and nlsel
Waro; mo- lot 0f books, one Charter oak
range. with hot water boiler, Kitchen
and diuinK room onint. Sold without re-
esrve. FORT WORTH Auction Hotnc. j..
II. Murphy Auciioneef.
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LosT on STOLEN.

lost on sTof.I.N- rULL HOOD 6Er-
ter king" leather collar. buckle, hn-
tnru 20 800 Rusk street. Reward w..
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II. A. FRIEDRICH. MERCHANT TAILOR
100 Main H., HOliciiH your patronage.
Latest imported goods and aulesi ~
guaranteed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-28

90 TO u. II. DAIusAH. FOURTEENTH
and Iiusk street,, ~ uiors household goods
aud merchandise rirr-pFoof building.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
CLEARED OF cHAFF.

Yellow fever has broken out in Rio do
Janeiro.
A roofer was found dead on a church
roof in Cincinnati
George w. Wood, one of the Erie canal
constructors, died in Lockport, n. Y.
The sale Of S6,GiO,OOO worth of Cherokee
strip bonds TO the Erlanger syndicate was
confirmed.
The eMiantonomoh left the Brooklyn navy
yard under sealed orders and will probably
10 to Brazil.
IL is proposed to establish In Chicago a
loan association which will DO away with
pawnbrokors.
J. Pierpont Morgan bought the New
York and Northern railroad for 81 900, 900
At the foreclosure sale.
Two seamen Of the American schooner
Henry Crosby were shot and seriously in
iured by San DOMINICAN soldiers.
A gang Of counterieiters which has been
making spurious 3 cent pieces has been To-
Gated in Rensselaer, county, n. Y.
Anna Wagner, whose trial has been go
Ing ON for nearly month at indianapolis,
and who was charged with the murder of
four children and the wife OF Charles Koos-
ter because she was in love with Rooster,
was acquitted.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
BOTH FIGHTERS ARRESTED.
A Scheme 60 Sound the Opposition to the
Corbett-lIitchell Match.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec 90 20-Champion
Jim Corbett and Charley Mitchell volun-
tarily gave themselves up TO the authori-
ties in order TO forestall arrest at a later
date and to test the legality Of their pro.
posed contest.
At the instigation Of the Duval club Off
tials Attorney Acosta procured warrants
for the arrest Of the two pugilists on the
ground that they had agreed TO participate
In fight which was 20 come off within the
boundaries of Florida. Both Corbett and
Mitchell were apprised Of what was in store
for them, and neither offered serious OBJ
jections. Mitchell was arrested at the
Everett hotel and taken before Judge Ba-
ker Of the county court. The pugilist was
mora than surprised not to find Corbett
also in custody, but when informed by
Bowden that COrbett had been sent for and
would appear during the day he calmed
his troubled spirit. The warrant was then
read to him, and no Immediately gave bonds
in the sum Of $1,000 to appear before the
criminal court on Jan. 2.
Mr.. Bowden and Charles Richardson,
also Of the Duval club, signed the bond.
Mitchell and his party left shortly after
ward for the training quarters nt ST. Au-
gustine. Later in the day Corb0tt came to
town from his Mayport cottage with a
small coterie of faithful adherents and &C
cepted Sheriff Howard's kindly hospitality
with customary grace. He also was taken
before Judge Baker, where he gave bonds
to appear before the criminal court on
Jan. 2. Then they left tho court.
This latest move on the part Of the man
ayers of the Duval club was entirely unex-
pected by the outsiders. On Monday, Jan.
], either Mitchell or Corbett will DO sur
rendered by his bondsmen. Aftor he has
been taken into custody writ Of haboas
corpus will be applied FOR. II it is held
that the arrest was an illegal one, the prep
arations for the fight will continue with
increased vigor, as that will be looked
upon as an evidence that no further oppo-
sition to the fight can legally be made. If
the arrest is considered legal, then the
Duval managers say that the battle will
be declared of, and all work will be
stopped.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Nm vl.ll cnllnn Nm.

WASHINGTON, Dec Ex-senator George,
chairman Of the subcommittee OF the com.
mittes on agriculture, which Is engaged in
investlgatlng the depression ia the cotton
industry, said that the subcommittee was
making preparations TO visit some Of the
New York and New England mercantile
manufacturing establishments interested
in cotton aud cotton goods soon after the
holidays are over. The committee nre not
decided upon the points to be visited, but
they feel confident that they viii go 10
Now York, Boston, Providence and Fall
River.
The object Is 20 secure from the mer.
chants aud manufacturers supplementary
information to that received from the cot.
ton producers nnd cotton traders In the
south In their recent tour In that section
Of the country, aud this they expect to be
able to obtain from interested persons In
the cities they will visit.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Dlsperaai Of tho American NAVY.

WAsWNar0N. Dec. 20.-rho home sta
lions for the vessels OF the United States
navy are pretty thoroughly stripped just
at this time. The depletion OF the home
naval force has been for the most part for
the benefit Of Central and South American
ports. AZ Rio are the Charleston, Newark
and Detroit. The san Francisco Is about
duo there, and the New York is on her way
The kearsarge is on her way TO San Do
mingo, where an iusurrection recently broke
out IL is expected that tho Machias before
long will be on her way to China, aud the
Castino is destined for the same station.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Anothor couchlln Iurv sensatlon.

CHICAGO, Dec 20-rhe Coughlin case
sustained another jury scare. The prose
cution has received startling information
through two different sources. One Of the
jurors informed the state officers a fow
days ago that n woman who had been in
constant attendance at the trial was acb-
ing suspiciously. lie believed she was try
ing to communicate with him by means Of
certain signs made by the hand. The
woman was barred from tho courtroom,
and watch Is being kept upon her and
her companions
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
RAILROAD LITIGATION.
Eastern Stockholders Of the New
England Take Their Turn.
THE ROAD MUST NOT BE TIED UP.
Tho Two Factions of the New York aud
New England Contestants Meet by At
torney-R Receiver Platt Represented-An
Adjournment Of the Action.

PROVIDENCE, Dec. 29-In the United
States circuit court here the two factions
Of the New England road came ia close
contact, and in the deal which followed the
Hart faction was cleverly sidetracked IL
was the desire of the William II. Hart fac
tion that the hearing for the appointment
of a receiver in Rhode Island should be
heard before Judge Carpenter. To their
surprise they found Judge Colt awaiting
them, and in accordance with his right he
could assume jurisdiction ia Rhode Island
Application was therefore made to Judge
Colt for the appointment Of a receiver
Both factions came from Boston with the
express purpose Of forestallng the other
and obtaining action by tho judge
After all parties had been heard Judge
Colt said a New York judge had appointed
one receiver and a Connecticut judge an
other, and now an application had been
made before him for a receiver.
It was apparent that the presentation Of
the claim had not been fully made, and
that as it was necessary that some person
be made a receiver he did not see his way
clear to appoint either OF the gentlemen at
present. 1t was a matter OF comfy that
the other appointment should have prior
| claim, and in recognition Of that custom
he should appoint rs receiver Mr.. platt.
Hswever, no would hear the case further
and adjourn court to 10 o'clock Friday in
Boston, when the attorneys might conclude
their arguments
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Rumored CnbInet Chnnge.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Ths Press today
prints the following from Washington;
The mysterious departure Of the presi-
dent for ducking expedition on the lower
Potomac has been followed by most sensa-
tional rumors as TO coming changes in the
cabinet. It Is said that the game for which
the president is cunning is not ducks, but
one Of his fellow passengers, and that the
victim Of his diplomatic shot is said TO be
Secretary Gresham"
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Remarkable Distribution Of
STANDARD BOOKS.
The Greatest Offer Ever Made
by ANY Newspaper.
Standard Literature at Nominal
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paper. A Splendid List from which
to choose.
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We take pleasure in cali
ing the attention of our read
ers to the exceptional oppor-
tunity offered to them to Sc
cure a selection of the highest
class literature ever published
at nominal prices. The books
in our Golden Gem Library"
are regular 25 cent editions,
but we are enabled, through a
special arrangement with the
publishers, to offer them to
our readers at much less than
wholesale prices.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

--Beecher, the photographer, 3l5 Market ST..
Gold bought for cash. No 105 w. sth st.
-Cummins. the photographer, 302 Market
street.
Go to Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 81 ~ Market street, 90 cents per dozen.
Henry Poyer. OF No. llO9 Chippey street,
I und pair Of gold eyeglasses on Market
street. between Second and Third. on Tues
day. The owner can get them by proving
roperty.
a Before fnsuring your life elsewhere. call
ssJ the officeOf the Equitable Life-in the Equit-
able Building for Information as 10 actual
results paid 10 living policy holdefs in the
largest, Strongest ana best Life Cornpany in
the world. Arson A. Maher. Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
summons For shorilF Preston.

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 20.-Judgo Townsend
granted the request OF Attorney Perkins,
counsel for Receiver Hart Of the New York
and New England railroad to summon be-
fore him in court Sheriff Preston, and
have him give reason why he should not
be held in contempt because he had at
tached the rolling stock OF the road over
the precedence OF the appointment of d
receiver, causing the general traffic Of the
road TO be tied up. The hearing was fixed
for 2.a0 tnhav
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Smoked While Emptyinr Powder.

WILLIAMsPORr, Pa, Dec. 90 Two Ital-
ians, Loro Franklin and Peter Parry, en-
ployed at the Rod Run mine near Ralston,
are in the hospital hsre suffering from IN.
juries received in an explosion The two
men were in frame house, and ono OF
them was emptying a powder keg. He
had pipe in his mouth, and a spark from
It fell into the powder. A terrific explo.
sion followed, completely demolishing the
house and injuring the men 80 seriously
that they will both die.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Omeers OF the Adhesire KIND.

Wilmington Conclave, No II, Ancient
Order of Adhesive Mogullians, elected
the following officers last evening
Master mogul, John H. Speakman; seuisr
rnogul L B Knee; junior mogul.
Charles Whann; quill driver, Thomas s.
Taylor cash grabber, G. S. Watson
worthy soupe, D. B. Horner; inside
snoozer. John Seller; outside snoozer,
Robert Irwin; musical director, Charles
E Woods; organist, Samuel B. Knee
hustler, Nathaniel Henderson.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
tIIas pollard In Cinrinnatl.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 90. Miss Madgs Pol
lard Of Pollard -Breckinridge notoriety is
in Cincinnati today. Herattorneys Messrs.
Carlisle and Johnson, are also here. Miss
Pollard was brought here incognito by her
attorneys TO collect and establish evidence
for the forthcoming suit against Congress
man Breckinridge.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Mis-. Poliard's Cousin Shot In church.

FRANKFoRT, Ky, Dec. 90 0--Robsrt Cogs-
well fired two shots at Robert Darlington,
but missing his man he walked into a
church where services were being held, aud
meeting the wife Of Darlington in the aisle
OF the church shot her in tho shoulder
Cogswell escaped to his home and tried to
commit suicide, but was prevented by his
father Later he gave himself up. Mrs
Darlington is a first cousin 20 Miss MAZDA
line Pollard of Breckinrdg Pollard fame
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
plstlneul.hed chnrnotsr DAD.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Dec. 29.-Jaret
Sherman died at his farm on the Sconticut
neck, aged 04. At the time Of his death he
had the triple distinction Of having worked
In the first cotton mills in this section, of
being the oldest man living who attended
the first Sunday school in the United
States and the first to introduce clambakes
in southeastern Massachusetts,.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Sic Plared snntn Clnu. md No nnrned

MOUNT VERNON, y. Y, Dec. 29.-Mrs
Mclean, a well known society woman o.
this city, was badly burned while attend
ing a festival for poor children. Mrs. Nc
Lean represented Santa Claus and wore q
costume Of cotton batting, which caugh
fire from the candles on the trees. He
condition is critical
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Tnfnl M nII-nLnmnn-l-

LAKEWOOD, ~ j., Dec, 29.-The Casino
a roadhouse at South Lakewood park, was
totally destroyed by fire. There were nc
guests In the house at the time, the only
occupants being Henry Alexander, his
wife and babe and servants. They were
cut on by the Gre and narrowly escaped
death. The baby was dropped and injureo
so that it died soon after. One Of the
servants was also hurt in escaping.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Internal Machine For tho Presidsnt

LovELAND. Colo, Dec. 29.-An Internal
machine was picked up in an alley by a
6-year-old boy, who took It home 1t was
a wooden box about four inches square,
neatly wrapped and addressed "To the
President, Executive Mansion, Washing
ton" On tho lid was written, "Compli-
ments OF a Colorado miner" The box con
tanned some chemical compound mixed
with gunpowdor.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Accused of nTismnnagemont.

EAsToN, Pa, Dec 29-The directors Of
Of this place announced that the company
Is so seriously embarrassed financially that
reorganization will be necessary. The trou-
bic is attributed by the directors 10 mis-
management upon The part Of Thomas J..
Swift, formerly an officer Of the company,
who lives in Poughkeepsie, \. Y.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Mor.mnnts of Ooenn stenmahIna.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-Tho following In
coming steamers are due today: Oevsnun
Lisbon; Italia, Gibraltar; Hermann, Ant
werp; Egyptian Monarch, London; Rugia
Havre; Rhy inland, Antwerp; America, Bre
men; Virginia, Liverpool Ems, Bremen
Peruvian, Glasgow; Chicago City, Swan
sen; Germanio, Liverpool; Schiedom, Am
sterdum; Darmstadt, Bremen.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Posse obased nank Robbers.

GALENA, HIS, Dec. 29.-Burglars at
tempted to blow open the vault Of the East
man bank at Montfort, Wis. The doors
refused to give, and the explosion awak-
tned a boarder in a hotel next door, who
quietly gave the alarm. An armed posse
attacked the robbers and chased them a
mile beyond the town. One Of the robbers
was wounded and captured.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
BreoIsinrldge scores a Hit.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 29.-Congrsssmsn
Breckinridge made his first public address
since the institution Of the Pollard suit At
the Turf club before the Masonic lodges,
who were giving their annual banquet.
The reception he received when he closed
amounted to an ovation and proves that
Breckenridge has lost none Of his influence
with Fayette county people. Tho speech
is pronounced the effort Of his life.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
No Trace Of Miss Potty's Murdorors.

NEWARK, n. j., Dec. 29.-The police are
make strenuous efforts TO gather informa-
tion which will lead to the capture Of the
slayers of Miss Elizabeth Petty, who was
found dead Wednesday in her home, 40
Commerce street. So far they have met
with no success.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
neIl Coz naek to JnlI.

LONG ISLAND CITY, y. Y, Dec 29-Ed-
tor Bell was again committed to Jail, Judge
Noble changing his mind in regard TO a
surety OF 81 900 and requiring 81 900 instead.
Bells bondsman was unable TO qualify,
and the Astoria editor now occupies the
cell adjoining that of his wife.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Boston's censu. of tho Unemployed.

Boston, Dec. 29.-The house 10 house
canvass Of the unemployed Of this city
which is being made by the police force is
nearly completed. Superintendent of Po-
lice Eldridge said he doubted if the total
reached over 10000.
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Motor Car Run. Vvild.

TROY, n. Y, Dec. ga motor car Of tho
Troy City railroad became unmanageablo
on Hoosick street and dashed down a steep
grade at a high rate Of speed The meteor
man, Lyman Windover, was thrown under
the car and fatally injured. One lady pas
senger jumped aud escaped with slight in
iuries
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
r,taIonin Iong Ovordno.

BosroN, Dec. 29.-The Cunarder Catalo-
MIA is IA days out from Liverpool and
should have been here on Sunday last at
the latest She had Is passengers and a
crew Of ia men. The steamer Norseman,
the first Of a fleet Of half dozen overdue
steamers to arrive, reported terrific pas
rsUa
Evening journal., 1893-12-29
Bradley WIN Go In state.

AsBURY PARK, n. J., Dec. 29-Two hun
dred members of the Monmouth Republic
an club will escort Senator-elect Bradley
to the statehouse on the day the legislature
opens. They will proceed to the statehouse
headed by a band.