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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
McRLRoY y GILBERT.

NEW ORLEANS. La, July 3l.--(spe-
cial.l--Mclilroy Il Gilbert say;
Futures-Ihere was a rainfall of nearly
an inch at San Antonio Saturday even
ing, and it was reported that the storm
had extended TO the eastward. Later ad-
vices. however, Indicate that the ram
was entirely local In the immediate neigh
borhood Of san Antonio, and that as q
result the benefit has been immaieriaL
Iivernool declined somewhat on the rain
news, hut recovered before the closing,
which Is only Il shade lower than Sat
urlay.
Spots were rather neglected, however,
slles aggrcgating 5000 bales. New York
seemed 10 nav more attention TO the ram
ronnrts than our market. which, owing
10 rs intimate relations with Texas
should naturally be in better position
Ia iudao of the extent and importance OF
thn rain that might have fallen. New
Work closed points lower than Saturday,
while our market is only point down.
SHOTS continue steady ~ uhcnhhBed
figures. with total sales OF lQuO iDaie9.
AS far rs the Western section OF IeNas
Is concerned. the opinion seems tc DC
unanimous that the drouth has done
serious. perhaps irreparable injury, but
for Tho balance Of the belt opinions are
worry conflicting. In Louisiana the out
LOOK Il reported to be very tne IN some
sections, while from other sechohs seri-
Gus complaints are being dallSF reeeiEeu.
renorts that between Atlanta and Mont
eomery he drouth is causing great
deal Of injury. while another fEiend from
Central Mississippi assures us that me
lookout is the best they have had In
that section for several years. From
this we can make at least one deduction,
viz: That the lookout is not any thng
like that of two years ago, aud that II
will take a very favorable season TO
make anything like fair yield in, the
sections from which so much complaint
Is now being received.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
COAL

Retail Ilst-Canyon City, S7.J5 per
, W,,' ,MN,eaAiiiste5, chosiew; Jenny llnd,
Robinson and Walsenberg coais, car lots,
500; 3 10 10 ton lots, 5000; one ton,
$3.50; one-half ton, S3.50; Monarch. Vic.
tor, Sanin Clara and Gilmore Goals, ear
tons sos; one ton. $3.50, ono soS SIi t ,on'
5000 Briar Creek and McInmcs conls,
car lots, 1920; 3 to 10 tons. $3.50; two
tons, 1910; one ton, $500; onc-half ton.
&,2ni Maitland egg and Monarch egg.
car LOT, sou; TO ~ tons So'2oi two
cite Pcnn,l coal. car lots, Sil.O0, 3 to 10
ton lots, Sl2,Tb; single ton, Sll; nnthta-
cite (Ouldal, TO 10 tons. 5000; single
ton, $3.50. one-half ton, $500; slack
coal, A0c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

!. OYSTERS one-lb,. per dor., oOci No
9, Alaska, No. I, salmon per doz,,
SlfV Columbia river No. salmon. per
American sar,llnes, LIS, pcr case, 5000,
pIv9hssh sarlincs, Ids, per case. Sla5O
MEATS otted ham, l.l-lb SIC per
vl994., potted ham, IL H.. $3.50 per doc;
Vienna sausage, IL H., Sl21 per doE;
i uuSS tc saasSnsss1 ID. ss1S per ado SS1;
Clipped beef, 10 ih.. Sib0 per dog,
ehlpped beef, l h.. $40 per doE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

GUTHRIE, o. r., July 3l.-7(special1-
An attempt is 10 be made to compel tile
cattiemen having cattle on the Indian res.
efvatlons to pay taxes In the counties To
Wnlch the reservations have been attached
ior judicial purposes. The attorney general
i,g tney must pay, aud the herds VIII be
ieNleu upon. Tie stOckmrn will carry their
case 70 the supreme court.
Dnyid iunkle, aged 10 years. is In fan
az ~ Reno, charged with assault with In.
hundreds Of people are arriving daily
~ await the opening Of the Chcrolpe strit,
ine department has given Intending sei.
keep on the main wagon trail.
me Hallway Age believes that tbr
tolai construction for the whole yenr
vii be about 1900 mles. ''N va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

Sd and packing. S5.0Ado % urine heavy.
San0D4u, selected butchers. $5.i9 IL
~s,,i9; elpica light mixed. SD.ilsi5. IS.
-SSaaeel,- Receipts, 1a.OoO; Shipments,
] .VV Market, slow; siockcrs, S2,Olsi
10; ewes and mixed. S3.5O04al; na-
w wethcrs. S4.5Nsil. 50; Westerns
y. ,,iS5iS' %; Texans, S300a3.10; lambs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
HIDES. WOOL, ETC.

uIDEs-Buyera are paying; DRY
a,,t beayy. Sc; light, DC. dry salt, 10.
n,ns, salt, 3d3 lie; butcher green.
31,5i3 1-2c
,,yH 12Ii4c; Gne, Pale. ~"
" HOMES Hoofs and bones, $500 per
ton delivered. -,
BEESWAX-l0tflse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
WINES AND SPIRITS.

wuIsKIEs- -Rectldcd, si20lf2 90 ma
arnaf, 1-ycnr-old upwards, ST CON
Bvuo sour mash, 2year-old aud upwards
in'VV0. blended whislles, S2Ot0id25,
VINES Pure grape, per gallon, Sf.OO
ana IN INDIES Pure Tennessee apnle
go 9s. p,ire MARYLAND peach, $3.50 Tx
S ,n,.-iic cognae, yi7Jd3,50; Imported.
"a flKffD %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
pouLrRY. nurrEn ANp EGGS.

pOULTRY-Old hens. per dozen,
81 .5Od2 10; spring chickens. small, per
dozen, ST. 10, large, $3.50; friers, per
dozen, 500
EGGS-lrrcsh, without case, Zoe; Kan.
aas eggs, per case, $500.
RUFrEl, Fresh country, 10Q20c;
choice creamery, 20d23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
NEw YoRK LIyEsTocK

!, NEW YORK. July 3l.-Beeves-- Ac-
1--WE; poorest TO best native steers, $500
ga io' Texans aud Colorados, S30fC
~ calves slow, steady, unchanged.
Sheep-Slow; lambs, active h-Sc
h nlgnsf' Sheep, S2.756oh50; lambs, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

GENTS, 1900: shipments. 25.OOO. Ma
lives opened strong; closed lower; Texans
los higher; Westerns, firm. Prime ma
tives, 81. Sit1i5 10; good 70 choice 81. 25Gl
405: mediums, $3.s0d4,l5: others,
So. 10d3.75; Texans, S2.1ON3 10; West
erns, S30Od4.0O: cows. Sl.20d3.O0.
Hogs Receipts. 1900 head; ship
ments $500 head Market steady, mix
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

ST. LOUIS WOOL.

ST LOUIS. Mo. July 3l-wool--
Receipts. .G0o00 pounds; shipments, TO-
ONO pounds. No sales reported, No DIS
position to do anything. Prices en-.
tirely nominal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
NEw ORLEANS rRopucE.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. July 31.-Cof.
fee-Steady; rio, ordinary TO fair II 1-SI
10 lie.
Sugar-Firm: ccntrifugnls. prime vel
low, clarified. 4 5-10d4 SO; of do sis;
seconds, 1-1Gd4 BIG
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

ST. LOUIS SPOT

ST. LOUIS, Mo. July ~. Cotton.
steady; mildllng, j-S'; sales. 400
bales; receipts, 100 bales; shipments
800 bales, stock, 2S,G00 bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01
KANsAs cIrY pnoprcE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 31.-wheat
lie lower. active. No. . red, 4Tc.
Corn, lie lower. active, No. 9
mixed, &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

sfoohs AZ An Unitsi aiHtss Poets
Galveston, Tex, July 81 Especial. =
Stocks this day. .,........... 2s5G57
Stocks this day iast year 435,G5U
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-01

Daily Movements ut Interlcr rcwa,
Galveston. Tex. July 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho pct,tion Of the Twenty thrc Stree' Perry
and Newtown Railroad Company for a franchise was
presented 10 the Aldermen yesterday and referred 10
the Railroad Committee
The Board Of Education again asked tn" Aldermen
for financial aid In providing educational
exhibit for the Chicago Fair
The Rev. Samuel G. Eliot has formally accepted
the call OF tho Unitarian Church OF the Saviour, and
will begin his paStCra.c on Easter Sunday.
The Rev u. : I:afcr has resigned from the Me
mortal Baptist Church. at Eicthave and Eighteenth
st.. on account OF falling cye,cht. lie will go t.
California for his health.
special services will be held every night this week
nj O'Clock In the Summerheld MHhcfist Episcopal
Church, Washington and Greene ayes. The Rev 7.
=. Frost Is the pastor.
The Stockholders OF The IiroO'yn City Ra lrOad Com
pany met yesterday and elected these director: Daniel
F. Lewis, Crowe,l lIadien. George W. Bergen. William
G. Sanger. Frank Lyman. Edward ID. Wlitc, L. w.
Bliss. Charles = Osborn, David q. Leegrt. Seth l..
Keeney. Felix Cainplel ana Henry d. Polhemus.
The two ". &. sanger and c. s. Osborn.
The directors will meet Today 10 elect Officers.
Jacob Fl"schcaisar. l'tier-carrirr. took letter
addressed TO Mrs Frank Magn. wife Of IA barber at
No. 254 KOscIusko-,t yesterday. to her hus' and's
husband would not take H. and whr the letter carrier
sought Mrs. Magln the barber beat him with n broom
stick and showed HIN away warran, for the
rest OF the barber secured ard he viii have to
answer TO the Federal authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

SUIPPING .NEU s.
PORT OF NIW.YORK- MONDAY. JANUARY 0. 1898
IL

PORT OF NEW-YORK-MoNDAY. JANUARY 0. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Egyptian ,narh tIirI, Irwin. London De
cobtI -, Wtn nd~ ava passengers 10 SAND sbn SON.
Ani'cl at tac l'ar at : 80 ? m sih. o, ,o.,..,...
80 WIN nGse to II Maitland Kerry Passed Fire Island
at so D.
steamer ~cr,n tErj. Dalton Liverpool December 81
rISrd al the Bar nj 10 Do =. IA.
steamer II II Meier O.or. now, Molior Bremen De-
ccn,br -. southampton -, with md-c and cabin pas
scngeis to Oclrichs = 20.
steamer Cnalcr (I.r. Scotland. Yokohama October 49,
Hong Kong H. Snrnror -. Srck Dc,cnbcr 10 Aigers
20 with md~e TO carter. Macy Co. Arrived at tho iiar
steamer Colombia Shockfori Colon january e with
md and PASSENGER To The Pacific Mall steamship Com
pany. ArIhcd al The pag at q. N.
Stnanci Uhita lN"rl. l"nd oarinaRchn december -
with nid-c 70 order vessel 10 w. W. Hurbut 4 On
Arrl,cd at tns Ia, at x g a m,.,,... ,.,.....
St Marc December II, Port AZ Prince, bcrcm'rr Is
savanila December 81 Clrthascna Dcccmbor o. KING,
and md-e PIN. FOiwood ( 60. Arrived AT III" nsr
$,c.%rr Ardeesos%s KHly ris9lsSso; !,nr,ry 2:
steamer city Of Washington. Curtis. Havana January
8. with iGdse and pn"cngcrs 70 Jane, T. Ward 6 Co.
STEAMER Kong trotc tNor Peterson Havana January
:, With nd'e 20 ID MunNon. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Trinidad m Fo-cr. Bermuea dire and u
half day. VIII, mG.c ana passenger 20 J. Ontcrbfigc
& co. Arrived a. the Bar AZ s 20 Hth
steamer Alamo. Lewis Galveston with nd-f and pas.
sengrfs 10 Char!c. II Mallory 90.
steamer Stat IT Tc,ae Williams Fcrnnndna ond
Brunswirt. Ga with ndse and passenger, 10 Charles II
;.,amcr Kncketbockcr. Hal.ey Ncw-orlcans.
steamer Douro OBJ. Marshall ffom Boston. 70 Sander.
,GNsEr-sandy Hook VIVID light; thick and
showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

w
Rspid Transit Commissioners. No % Wilham's''
D.. IN.
EoarI OF Aldermen City Hall. p. m.
Funeral OF A. A. Lew. Church OF the Saviour. brooA'
lyn. 10 m.
Pole. and Pilot Commissioners meetings. $780,
Vaudeville Club performance, Assembly hoo"e' 1noOO
poitan Opera House, 10 80 p H. .,.,,oo
Railroad Branch Young Mems Christian Associ""o'
anniversary p. IN.
recture by Gustav Kobbe, Cooper Union, . p H.
Quill Club meeting. Clarks. evening
New.York and Brooklyn Association OF Cohsres'''o""
Churches Rochester Avenue Church Brooklyn.
Cremation Society annual meeting No II West io''5
thirdst.. S so p. III. ,,
Kings County Republican General Committee Bro0Ni'h'
p. IN. ,, ..,,,,
New.York Athletic Club, annual election evening"
seawanhaka Yacht Club annual meeting, NO. Eas'
Thirty .second.st.. 8 30 D. m -,,,
Torrev botanical Society annual meeting Ooiu'"o'A
College, evening.
Noepday meeting Fifth.ovc and Ffeenthst
Ladies, Health Protective Association. No % Wes'
Fifty -sixth-st. noon. 80,
Annual me ting Training School for Nurses. No. 42O
East Twenty sixth.st.. p. M.
Reception to the Rev. DR.. Mctslynn. l95 washington
place Brooklyn. evening. .
Xth Assembly District Republican Association NO. o'
Thirdaye. p. m
Annual meeting Of Bar Association, No. West twenty
nlnth.st. p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MONEY AT LAST FOR ADEQUATE PUMIS.

The Aldermen finally took action yesterday o." Wv
lonrdclayed question OF providing money 10 put :"
adequate pumping facilities for the water supps ,,
fem OF the city. The action was asked ior os w!
,yorkS Commissioner Adams last May, but nothing
vas done. one OF the old engines broke down 'hree
weeks ago and the city was In danger oil sh'''eheu
water supply. 1t repaired las, Week anu pun ~
work OF sunday 50 that the full quantity ca" Nv"
y, r,mnod but there Is no reserve supply by
the sotion of the Aldermen yesterday The pu"p'hs
capaaty will be considerably Increased. lhe sum Vi
$3.50 900 was appropriated for the purchase OF '"re
new engines and the repair OF the OLD ones az .le
Ridrewood Pumping station and the purchase oi TWO
,orx enrincs and boilers at Mburn, l.. l. Inc sum
Of $4,000 was also transferred FROM the account 'oi
having new mains be used in putting IN an engine anu
eouipping the wsier-sand pipe at Mount frosp'''.
A sharp debate took place III the Board s""e %
tho Aldermen desiring the City Works Comns ,ioer 10
s,nd In plans and specifications before granting 'h s
sum asked for, but they were beaten tN , souc "
IS TO A. Those voting in the nesauve We're h'uoiH''"
Coney Mctirati. Mckee and Jordan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y.
NEWARK

HE WAS SLOWLY ROASTED TO DEATH
While the night shift at work on one OF '"e
furnaces in the Newark Zinc Works early yesterday
morning they detected the smell OF burning fesh ana
they were Mortified to see blod ricding down some
piues overhead one OF the went TO the rooi d
a shed and crawcd IN sort OF PLATFORM o|'' '"'
nest OF pipes. Beneath the platform on inc pipes
the workman saw the body Of man. The clo'mAs
Ind been burned from the Shrunkcn toiy Inc county
authorities were at once Informed and IT took several
Of the workmen over an hour TO disiouse ,ne WY
There Is nothing TO lead 10 Inc man nehaSS, az
none Of the wortmcR missing II Is believed hat the
Naiim Is tramp WHO crlH'cd IN on the platform 10
sleep and was overcome by the "a from thc furhacs
II il supposed that feeling the rnccs OF the gas ne
zone and IN his struggle rolled from the platform TO
The nest Of pipes. winch formed eridiron on WIhh
he was slowly roasted - death
An important decision was handed down In the
Chancery Court yesterday by NiccChsnccllor Van
Fleet In the case OF tho employees Of the deimct irm
Of w. r. Merscrcau & Co.. who are asking for wages
due 70 them. The firm 4, at present In the hands OF
receiver and the question bro ght up BY ooun ,el
for the latter. The NccC hancHiOr decides that uurr
an act Of $50 II Is the duty OF The recdYT ID pay
waQes earned two months prior TO The appointing ny
Of n receiver Ey this decision the vorkmon Will
get abOnt Sl,SOo
Tie death o. Mrs. Annie b. buchanan, nee Sou'hcr.
land. In Ncw York. several months agp Va, RECALLED
Yesterday bv "A writ Of ceclncnt SERVED by the Sheriff
upon the tenant Of her home. 80. 81 i!alsty-st'
Newark Dr. Buchanan her alleged husi and. IS NJ"
In jai! awaiting trial for pol oning the woman.
A man identified by letters IN A1S clothes a Ernest
l. stroud OF No - Appel ST.. Lynn. Mass, was Killed
bv Long Branch tram At WayeIly. LAST nicht lie
was well dressed and welkirg on the sex. VII
lam Wilbur. apparently = TRAMP, wa StrnC. a, ne Ne
fatally Injured lie was taken TO ST. Michaes Hos
pital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
JERSEY CITY

The East Jersey Water Company yesterday sub
mit.d 20 TIE street and Water Commissioners a prcpo
slton TO furnish this city supply Of pure and whole
some water nj the Of $50 million gallons. and
also % assign the contract 10 supply Bayonne at the
rate OF $50 a million gallons provided the contract
was made for years The proposition Wis re
ierrcd to the committee Of the whole without dir
cusson.
Health Inspector Allen. q the HUDSON County
Health Board. who has been nss SUNS ~ "a chaln nc
smallpox patients III jersey city. was himself pros
,.ated by the disease Yesterday.
tn breach Of promise Case ~ Louise ten AGAR 81
Jotepl Miller was ended before judge HpNncOtt Yes
ie day Tho jury gave ve-dict for $500 The
case viii be appealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
HIS CREDITORS WOULD LIKE TO FIND HIM.

The disappearance OF Charles ;. Hoerner' o' w
BOG Floyd-st, has caused much ahAi'N an" may
If his creditors. Mr.. Hocrner was for long "h'
onreaap,i,i clcrk for Craft Bros. at No % tham
lcIs.st New-Nork lie then worked with a canus
firm NJ No 800 broadway. Brooklyn During Una.
time he became a trustee Of the German Church Vi
Peace and was also a member Of the German reopie
Church In addition 10 this lie was hiehiSer u
the Aron and other SOCIETIES Inc orsu"i'' ., Wv
&oonl.'s Church. Peter RacLenberg, member Oh 'De
.,nn SINGING Society loaned him $3.50 six months
AGO 70 start candy store with In Broadway near
Ditmars.st Hocrncr borrowed various large anu
small amounts from friends and acquantances. IN
December he was pressed by many for payment anu
gave AL his creditors checks on the broadway bl1'N
pavable on December 81. on December 10 he sora
then noting has been OF him. When tne chrU M
We're offered for payment. 1t WAS found mat he ""u
only So 10 10 his credit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
I.ASSAIC

pos,ofhce INSPECTOR Haylor and Hoolon wcn I"
Rutherford Yesterday afternoon and took Postmaster
Charles burrows f. Pa,.dc 10 help th"n 10 unravei
tho tangled .keln Of Postmaster benjamin t. McIr"w.
accounts. whico sic said TO 10 aboui ol,"D snort.
Tie inspectors visited IL" posto'cc NJ h-snc on
SATURDAY and shortly af"g"ard, while they "'fc exam
lining the too.ss. Mr. Mc"rcw disappcaTed. II y
supposed that lie went 10 SOW York Ct.. and II WAS
aid ot his home yesterday that his wife went 10
New York Yesterday AFTERNOON TO join him Ny
NcCrrw cry trci -tgrr Of Iasaic when fr'~'.
dent Harrison Ia 10 appointed LIN p's'hh,'rr
lie also held responsible lic" t.e Erie lails" a.
orf handed thOl,and, e. dollars. ana suspicion
Of his hone ~ ever entertain y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
Al City Island: Wind light southwest; showing


Steamer xlaoaq%i1, rlat, Charleston C. AMI JACK
Steamer Gregory tBr Johnson Liverpool Booth 3D.
steamer Alps (I'p. Bycrs. Grenada ana if''''1
'eS steamer Caucus Berry Boston II D!pOck o,xs.
Steamer Chattahoochee Daggctt Savanna, L. per
"F s.amSr Mannheim tBr, Hoeck. Dover. o. Gust
ha Steamer Nacoochee Smith savannah Walker
p. Sumner Co.
steamer EppeIra tb5 s for Philadelphia
steamer Elesnora, TO- Portland.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The United States Lighthouse Inspector cnc, Xxx the
BOT HIGHT, on South Bother sand ana iawrecs fo s
ease 9aye at 0sSm nssn Medow East liver and Flushing
BAY l.. L.. are II reliable l.. ,o,rc
St-amcr Mar'nFo CBr' Wilton. from Se"'i0rf' D''
cenh,r o. arrived AT Newcastle January :. york
sat- s, q J' AZ a.sdw T J nrI o"
steamer crona tr Lord from NewsOrk December
Is s SrTT" S'andard GER augen sailed from Bremen
O' STEAMER ' Dida" Dutch Potter sailed from Amsterdam
So mr. ..'fSIC@%9Gs i an2,T Muller S''p from
steamer wasIand q'els)' Cork December 20 a'fNeu
" steamer Ia Normandie (r2r Laurent. from New-York
December 81 arrived at Hayro January D. ,orou,o for
stSmer Ilindosan (fro sailed from '"'rse'''e' '0'
ccmS'r = for tbrstar and Genoa passed Porqucro'les
' etasocr Fu,da tGor), Thaenhorst from NcwYork De-
center 81 arriSea Gibraltar January .. and proceeded
vi, S saS to tFSy'l i9sr w;?1
steamer ctrathelyd, Nr White from Ne"'forA No''H'
b. sicau nrr' Port Hdeas. tp Jameson 'oIed from
S"% stesm- sirius DE- :sfcd hon Rio J0noO for New.
'' Steamer oaar,h Br Black sailed from St Lucia for
Eev.york January g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MR. yoITz WAS NEEDI EssLY ALARMED.

Charles voliz. member OF tic law hFh OF i'Sne'
g. yoltz. at No. % Broadway. Brooklyn YESTERDAY
called on Captain Short of Tie Fifth Precinct a',u
asked protection from bis brother. MI Won" o"'u
that he had received information fiom hf sister, WHO
uros at Konosha WIS., that he coming Fast Win
the intention of Killing him unless he maze "ha'
the brother thought proper accounting OF 'le''
parents' estate Detectiveserg"ant Char.eS hdl''
was sent 10 tie once OF Mr.. Noltz Willie NJ ""s
there a rap heard on the door. Inc ''7','' wac
,ha man nx,ectod and he was at once placed under
orsst on the technical charge OF Ounging In puphc
Mace. lie was taken later before justice Ooe''i"s
who NJ once discharged lin. The prisoner Salu
that he had never made threats or intended 70 10 HIS
brother harm lie said later that while on h'S way
IN tie court Charles had called MIN lmei anu
liar and he intended TO obtain rror'S'. u,
-. a.. -. bad bo.n ulsmanaged by his brother.
and as he was executor he would shortly he oDng,e
10 make strict account of ms ool nts,,s,or,d tho
Volt would only say that he had adh"his'eiou u"
estate fairly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
pI-rHI.DENID

Miss Eodwen. Of LyIthIrst. vas injured on sun
day In IL runaway accident and narrowly escaped
death she WAS driving along one o: the roads near
he I;is,a,c River when Der horse became unna:ssc
able tore the reus out Of Acr Land, and ds>Ard a'nf
at Il TREMENDOUS pace. Tho road hard ana covered
with ice and snow. MS bc,Noll % BE WAGON
struck an obstacle. thrown from her sea- iD TIC
ground but, beyond iew bruises, she sustained no
serious Injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
DIR TAIMAGE TO HAVE AN ASSISTANT

The Rev Chandler A. Cakes. OF Stroudsburg' feih''
bos been secured as assistant pastor of the brooklyn
Tabernacle Dr. Talmage Is now sixty-onc years Oh
and he desires some relief from the detail WORK Oh
his church. go as be frecr TO attend to literary anu
lecture enCagements Nj. Oakcs Is n graduate OF
Union Theological Seminary and casSmstc OF the Kew.
~ an assistant pastor was tiled In the Tabcrna lie wien
IL was in Schermerhorns,.. but was abandoned after
q few months.