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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-09
New York Republicans,

The following ticket has been nominated
py the New York republicans: For Judge
OF the court of appeals, Edward It. Rart-
lett; for secretary of state Cen John
Palmer; for state treasurer Addison ID,
Colvlu; for attorney general Theodore C.
Campbell w. Adams.
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Hannis TAYLOR, American minister to
Spain. who has been suffering with a Sc
we're cold ever since his return to Madrid
from San Setastin. is now much better
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Malice Wasted.
From Truth.

From Truth.
He-"why do you always wear a smaller
hat when we take a box than you do when
we sit down I'm the chairs?"
She-"There Is no one behind me when 1
sit in a box"
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FOR SALE-HOUSB-
SOUTHWEST.
GIG to $50 Md ave,
b b, Ar. ........ $lS.O 600
lila and 1116 9th st,
b b, Ir. and 1 fh
In rear. 5000
419 LIST st. Z h. 5r. 8, S7J
i61 and 4o9 l. st,
I'll. ! rooms. e. 2,SU
800 n st, b b, Or. 2, SOC
342 and 3i4 VI st,
III, Ar. .. GOO
400 LIST ST, b h. Or. l.SU
Alley.ila and 9th.
II ard |, I h. fr. 800
613-15-1I Burke's al,
Ar each. .......... 800
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and 1117 VI
ST. IN. 10 and Or. s.. 900
321 and 3c3 d st. IN.
OF edcD- .o,'fU
9Oy-9l1 | 81, IN, 5r 3, 900
AIS L ST. n. Or. 4. 800
Alley bet 9Th and ith.
G and E, bh, 3r. Il, 800
3o5 10th st. fiji. 5r Il. 500
1S45. 1347 and 1910
X ST. fl. 5r, each1. gOo
414 X st, Z b, 5r. II. 900
Z Hope ave. bh. Ar. 800
The above Ii only q pt
my books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
oS:5
EOD GNUE CTDIf~TT " \
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NORTHEAST,


NORTHEAST.
l.53 to 1859 f st, bh.
Or. and 526 to $40
18th st, bh, 6r, all.
SIS, 900
1884 U st. bh. m !.
6r..............4,WO
III " st, m. Or: 1850
lEE Linden 81, Oh,
W -. 49,. :2,WW
1871 Gales 81. n,
Or ........:......,lo0
- q ST. IN, Ar. ;2,WO
ar hO
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DEs "a. IE-AsN~ Nh MAJ CANNUT
sou the hands or tear the clothing render trouser
su.rus useless, require practically no attention
end better than all th-ss save 30 DER cent OF ~,
lost motion that the chain with It's stratchinr
spfocket climbing and nOn-alignment is sure 10
cause Call and the ''chainIess'' safety bi.
svels ~ FOL 18th st nv .sa1m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
I am authorized to offer an ESPECIALLY AZ.
TRACTIvE CORNER ON CONN. AVE EXTENDED
100 FEET FRONT. $50 FEET DEEP.
TO IMMEDIATE PURCHASER
AT VERY LOW PRICE.
TERMS TO SUIT.
SPECULATIVE.
BARGAIN.
The above II one Of the most beautiful pieces Of
property In the District, commanding unsurpassed
prospect and is going to be sold.
oc9-3t J. B. winner. Real Estate COS 18th st.
FOR SALE-1O LOTS IN LEXINGTON.
Remnant Of syndicate interest
AT SACRIFICIAL FIGURE
All very CHOICE LOTS and
VERY CHEAP as whole.
NO INCUMBRANCE.
BARGAIN.
oc9-3t J. B. wIMER, Real Estate. COS 18th st.
FOR SALE-A BARGAN-ON ACKER ST., THREE
lots 16x64 to a paved alley; two party walls
price, $7OO each. Inquire Of OWNER, 1855 Md
ave. ne. oc0-3t"
FOR SALESMAN LOT; 2OX94: 10TH ST. NV:
near VT. ave- must be sold price only $3.50 II
taken at once. JOHN McILvEEN. Room 2.
Warier Bldg, 9th and F SITS. oc7-3t'
FOR SALE SEVERAL TEN-ACRE TRACTS, ON A
good avenue, and within few minutes drive
of the city.
PRICE, 500 PER ACRE. For location and par
ticulars apply to
ELLERSON & wEMPLE,
Oc7-1m 6l7 14th NV.
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1925 sth 81. Or. Is. IS
Upper part l4lO z
) houses on sth st
ex. 81. .....------.-Zo
I454Is q ST. sr..... Is
I33 2d 50. 6r-..20- 30
513 y Cap ct, 6r. 20. 30
J, Upper part 1918 Sth
ST. r....-.--.....0
11O5 C ST ne. 6r......3
1919 b st ne. 6r. 20
932Ia Fla ave NV.
Or --..---.-..-.1S-20
go X st NV. 5r. ..17.So
9i1 9th ST ne, 6r--..1I
622-24 Nd ave sw, 6r-11
GIL / st ne, Or. .16. 50
3Oa-ll VI st sw, 7r.16. 60
1929 lstst NV, 5r. Is. 30
1OO6 y ] av NV. Or. 81
1928 Al st sw. Or. III. 30
21Os Sth st NV. 5r. IA 30
SIS Md ave sw. 4r.l4.30
32l9-23 Sherman ave,
Or ia
1901 9Th st NV, Ar. 10
2323 l. st NV, Or. IL
Gil to 81 3ia st ne,
n ll-U
40 and 81 Navy Yard
place ---..--..l O.JO
lI5 Y J ave Sc, Ar. .10.JO
J 45S 81. st sw, 5r. 10
l42 81 ST Sc, 4r......10
portion of the property on
call at office for bulletin
5th.
7. E. wAGGAsfAN.
II. NV, 10 ROOMS AND
:, 3 doors from East Capt.
convenient neighborhood:
n houses on Florida ave.
SITS. NV. heated by fur
onth- Inquire Of FRANK
tn st. NV. sci Pm
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY WORTH
$500; will take first good second trust paper
In payment. For particulars address Box 100.
Star office. Oc0-6t"
FOR SALE-NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE; LARGE
lot neatly fenced stable and carriage house
three squares from station. Price, 81, $50, in
monthly payments. o. Z. HINE, Vienna, Va.
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FOR SALF-HOUSES

FOR sALE-101O. 1O14 TO 1920 FN.E.; NEW; q
rooms; newly papered; fine finish; cabinet man.
tells; all mod. imps.; $500; 500 cash aud $25 q
FRANK L. HANCOCK CO..
SEQ Corner 18th and G SITS. n.e
FOR SAIE-TwO BROwN-sTONE AND PRESSED
oriSk houses; 10 rooms. beautiful cabinet mantss.
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parlors
and reception hall finished in Moorish design;
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bells.
speaking tubes electric gas lighting, large yard,
steam heat and granolithic sidewalks. Very de-
siranie fof high government officials or Congress.
men Fashionable neighborhoOd west Of 14th ct.
se2-3m OWNER, Room 8. 1901 Penn ave.
FOR sAL1-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
cellar all mod imps. 1906 30th ct. NV; two
piocKs from two lines OF cars Apply to ED. J.
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FOR RENT
NORTHwE<r-

FOR RENT
NORTHWEST
1870 10th st. fr. tir.S1I5
1872 W ave. fr. l4r 15O
Gyg 14th st. I4r.. Sic
Cpr r part sos 9th
vt. l2r-.....---.-IJ
no Al. st. 1ir..-.-75
T23 Sth st. l3r- sos
11-2 I'D st. Or. 80
Cor. TennallytOwn rd-
and WOOlley lane.
lSr ..-........--.-0 O
21b z st. Ir ...-.50
23S y j ave. sr......JO
40 r st NV. 12r.-...D
b32 21st st. 10r- As
3OT Mo ave. lar. 40. IS
Upper part 2l26 l3tt
81 and portion of
cellar. 11r. 40
10 r st NV, STD
tsS c st, 1sr........i0
ia y 81. 11r. 40
2Ds0 Q st. Or. 81
l422 :t3l 81. 9r-..2o- ~
lslO sth st NV. 1r. 81
226 III ST ne, Tor. IS
1871 Fla ave.sr. -
.sl floor +O7 10th 81.
.tr W
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Notes.

DR.. George Wells, who is now the duly
recognized democratic leader of Anne Arun-
del county, is announced as candidate for
the position of naval officer of the port OF
Baltimore. The other candidates for this
place are Congressman Barnes Compton,
Col. Buchanan Schley and George Cotton.
Senator Charles Ii. Gibson and Congress
man Robert +. Brattan are at ioggerheads
over the appointment to the collectorship of
the port of Cris.ield. Senator Gibson is sup
porting Mr.. II. II. Dashiell merchant of
Princess Anne, while Mr.. Brattan is back
ing Dr. Rufus Dashiell of the same town
for the position. An effort has been made
to bring in DR.. Isaac Atkinson as a COM
promise candidate, but both the Senator
and Representative refuse to hear of any
compromise.
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ested In cigar and tobacco manufacturing
at Kingston, Jamaica, 10 at Wiilards.
Speaking Of prospective tariff legislation BY
this Congress, Mr.. Machado said yesterday
1--WE have never had much trade with
America and are consequently not greatly
interested in the regulation Of your tarfn
laws. Perhaps the Mckinley tarin Kept OUT
some of our goods, but we were not greatly
affected. Most of Americas imported cigars
come from Cuba, and for some reason We
have never been able TO compete success
fully with them. The bulk OF the cigan
made I'm jamaica are shipped TO England.
by the way" continued Mr.. Machado,
changing the subject II am reminded by
your great worlds fair that we held an In
ternational exposition at Kingston last
year but IL was not q financial success.
Indeed. considerable money was lost on the
venture"
Il noticed in the papers some time ago.
remarked Mr.. ]. T. strudwick Of Leaven-
worth. KAN at the Arlington, "a state
mens that Johr James Ingalls, was laying
his pipes to succeed Senator PETER In 1886.
I want to tell you he win never do DO. Z
am not a PETER man and 1 am a repubr.
can, but / am one Of the Kansas republic
cans who are tired Of Mr.. Ingalls, and there
are plenty Just like me. We think Mr.. In
gals has had his oay as a states man ana
has outlived his usefulness as legislator.
He will never again represent Kansas In
the Senate, and 1 do not believe he will
ever hold another important ONCE I'm the
state He will remain. as he SAYS he In.
| a statesman out of job His sensational
and somewhat tricky methods have killed
him politically"
The familiar face Of Mr.. c. NJ Edelen n
again behind the counter at WIZARDS. He
is one of the old and well-known attaches
of the house. and after several months abb
sence spent at the Windernere. Chicago.
aud the Ocean House. Long Branch. he re-
turns once more to his former position.
Few hotel men are better known to the
travelling public. and especially to that por-
ton which visits Washington. than Ne.
Edclen.
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STORAGE.

STORAGE.-C. G. SLOAN CO.. 1907 81
Best location in the city. Separate apartment
for all personal effects. se2o-2w
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FOR SALE-S5.OOO BELOW MARKET VALUE
Elegant 12-room corner house: one square from
Dupont Circle; every convenience; heated by
steam. Price, only $15,5OO
X. S. DONALDSON,
oc6-3t' 105 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-416 AND APO It'll
st. Sc. splendid siX-rO bay bricks, with cell
lars; large lots; L square of cable; loca tion
ocS-2ts
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FOR SAIE-ONE OF THOSE HOUSES IN THAI
desirable square on T st. between 18th and 18th
sts.; in excellent condition: deep lot; owner will
Sell direct; NO agent. Address Box las Star
office OCT 2ts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

GALVESTON. Tex. Sept. G.--lspe-
cial.) The storm which was in the gun
to the southeast Of Corpus Christi last
night Is apparently moving slowly north
east and is central southeast from dal-
weston some distance away in the gnll
The storm has given high winds TO-DAY
nlong the Texas coast, rencling q maxi
mum Of 81 miles at Galveston, when
Il not n storm velocity. The storm VIII,
la nu probability. increase IN intehslt
as il moves eastward, but unless ~
should change It's course TO the north
which II Is not likely TO do under eNist-
INC conditions. ns their usual course Il
tnore eastward, tue Texas coast VIII
not experience anything worse thah il
has already. ,,or
The area Of highest pressure u over
the Atlantic states aud runs westward
tO Northern Texas, forming q WeuE,,
between the low pressure IN the gun
and another over tho northeastern Nncky
uountdin slope. Cloudy weather preVnlls
over lie south Atlantic east ana cen.
trnl gulf states aud is generally cleui
elsewhere
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to its presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
atiye; efIectually cleansing the System,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation;
IL has given satisfaction TO millions. and
met with tho approval of the medical
profession, because II acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and II Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but i ia man
tifactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF rigs,
and being well informed, you. VIII not
accept any substitute If offered.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

WASHINGTON, Sept G.--When me
senatc net today Mr.. Cullom Introduces
Il bill to repeal all acts providing ior
the cre5tion or maintenance of a sinking
fund
Resolutions WIRE reported from the
committee on privileges gnd elecu9h5
granting $500 each 10 Messfs. Alien.
Mantle aud Beckwith for the time ana
expense In prosecuting their claims 10
a seat In the senate.
The yict-prpsidput then laid before
the scnate The resolution OF Mt. voorhees,
changing the hour Of meeting, but at
Mr. Voorhees, request the resolution was
laid over for the present.
when the resolution " Mr. Morgan
providing for joint select committee
was laid before the senate, MI, VOORHEES,
gave notice that he would ask. and, u
necessary, move That u be referred u
the finance committee.
MIR. Morgan then proceeded to address
the senate In support of his resolution
AIr Mitchell Of Oregon gave notice that
on Tuesday next he would submit some
remarks upon the repeal bill, .,
Mr Voorhees, asked that the repeal bh
be- taken up. Agreed 10.
Mr. Stewart resumed the ilODr ana con
tiuucd his speech. begun yesterday H'
read newspaper articles and authorities
on matters NJ finance, and bis voice
slightly ulrd him. Mcssrs A'len o
Nebraska, Mitchell Of Oregon and tn
rcBdlng clerk We're called 20 his assis
| lance
| Stewart expected TO conclude this morn
Ing. and upon being Informed 10y thl
senator from Nevada he preferred 10 con
tinuc In the morning, Mr.. Noorhee
moved an executive session.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

LONDON. Sept G'rhc house Of
lords was again crowded this evening
when tho Duke Of Argyle resumed tho
debate ON the home rule bill. He said
home rule would be revolution. Made
~ defiance Of existing law II differed
from any u the previous political
changes In Great Britain. 1t WAS an az.
tempt 10 frame a new constitution and
irreg,haritien whiuli could have no other
issue than long series Of national dis.
asters. The duty Of the ho,lse OF lords
dictated plainly that they should throw
out tho bill and give the people time to
pause.
Tac Duke Of Argyle was followed hy
Lord PlAyfair, ths Maruuis 81 Inn,ln,i.
derry, Lord Ashhourle, Barol CastlcfoNn
and the Earl Of Maya.
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CARLISLE PLEADS.


CONTINUED from First fageJ
not- said he. facing Mr.. Reed nn ~,
holding his arm threatmngy hlot ,,,,s
neknowlesIge no body greater tilhn lnis
house 10 pass upon It's rights or prf-
leges.' -. c,,tt,n- off
Jilatory motions In the present eoue, nf
said Inc word "diiatory" need nor naNe
been In the rule The rule OF t1g rl,i{.
first congress on the contrary piaseu ~
In the mower Of the speaker 90 .ueelle,
Whit was dilatory. II remember, sald
h. au'hen abont o'clock one evening".
Speaker Reed. decided that 2 motion 70
adjourn, made by me. was, dhntory anu
Nos later. when Mr. Mckinley made
tbc same motion It was enlertainiinu n.y.
How did he know ms motion was uiih-
tory and Mr. Mcltinley,s was ngl ,,.
'Brcaiise you just confessed ~ sno"''
Cd MIR. Reed. 0aughterJ
Al The conclusion OF Mt byiuih
speech d vote was tuken Oh the 9lop,op
~ The code Of rules offered by Mr Dur
re,ys: lost. O. to 1iS. 49,.
The rules were then adopted "l'h"u'
division. x,,n.a,, ~
At Inc request Of Chairman Wilson, OF
the WAYS and MEANS that committee WI,
given leave to sit during sessions VI
the house. ,....aa,
Tue house adjourned until Saturday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
COUNSEL TO MEN OF. LARGE AFFAIRS

During such period financial disturbance the fa
necessary all talents energies management
your affairs.
You cannot safely delegate the work to another.
AT this time else his ability would uab
safely conduct business protect your well
But there is chance that forced thus r
your affairs to the anohername the event
death.
remember that executors often think about avoiding risks ard
eeng themselves than OF carrying the spirit tr views
generally lack experience in the business they trying wind
This inexperience possible interest 10
per cent OF the value OF your estate, more,
You cannot but recognize the neve
can secure this loss by assuring your life which, your
men your executors would waste winding
You easily by economizing your living expenses from ~
come the premium policy the r
financial institution OF its kind In the wordhe Equitable Life %
Society of the United States. 100 Broadway York
you then chance to die will be instantly in the
ooo or 100000 OF cash IN hand and ready money will have
death comes in times Ike these
On the other hand live aud for cxa
ear Iontine Endowment plan will yourself rich r
maturity OF the policy.
in
EXAMPLE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

JEwETr, Tex, sept G-tSpecnl)--
Tho tax rolls for 1895 have hcen finished
and presented to the commissioners court
aud approved, the total assessed ynlna'
ton Of thr county being SlO2SNOp, an
incrensc of Sld0,OOO over last year I'M +,
counties Of the state IN Improvement
mnny new farms are being up'ned UP
mud In travelling through the country
you can sen thrift everywhere
The commissioners court has ordered
the building uf q new jail to cost $40
900 with modern fixtures iqr convenience
mud health. 1t VIII be- hnlt IN tue norlh,
cast ,orncr Of the courthouse yard and
will add lGng.fC4t want 90 oar county
ME cotton crop is being gathered and
IL turning ont Abort and the farmers are
holding for better prices. Corn Ia
turned out better 'han was expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
No ELnorIoN M wItLIAAIsoN

AUSTIN. Tex, Sspt G--tSpociall-
IN the opinion OF District Judge Morris
Il. the Williamson county local option
lase, be concludes hia findings - follows:
"A rule will therefore he made and
sntcrod requiring defendants, comDoslng
Ii colnmissioners' court Of Williamson
county. to show cause at the next term
OF the district court Of Williamson
cluhty, 10 W commenced on Tie FIRST
MoAdey in January, 1891. why a writ
q proiihuon Should not DO lssucd 10
Them. rastrulniug. enjoining aud prohibit
Ing them and each Of them acting as a
court, from making any decision OF de,'.
larauon OF cntry IN the minutes Of said
court OF the result o. the election here
tofore ordered By said court 10 he Ned
10 said county ~ tho 1ith day Of Sep
TENDER, 1893, 70 determine whether III,
sale of Intoxicating liquors shall H. pru
biblted ~ said county aud that defend
ants m the meAntinae BE- restrained from
doing any VI the acts aforesaid"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept G-saIya.
dor Malo, a millionaire Of this city, who
h widely known in financial circies
throughout Mexico. the United States
and Europe. 4 dying On his recent
arrival frVm Europe he was suffering
from some affection OF the nose. which
he did not take much notice df. Soma
htteen days ago cdugrcne set IN and In
crcased 80 nlpidly that II must shortly
attack his brain, Mr. Mala was brought
into great prominence on account ~ NIX
eonnectiop with the Nhuantepec rail.
way proinni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

Rob Aheru. Of Fort Worth. champion
light weight Of Texas, and Ed. Hurley.
the Denver Kid" will fight at Dallas
Saturday night for large purse, aud
the championship " HE state.
Ahcrn has been training IN this city
and i in good trim, He will be backed
hy George Melton mud burke. The men
are TO entcr she ring at 12S pounds, give
or take two pounds. Ahcrn's present
weight Is l2S,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
INJURED IN A RUNAWAY.

Yesterday about noon as Albert Lof-
ton, Ethel Williams and Deane Mays,
negro children, were driving down Rusk
street their horse became frightened aud
san away. kofton was painfully, but
not seriously Injured. while the others
escaped without scratch.
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SEXUAL
c0MEIDENCE
ED


GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 0'-'spe-
cial)-Forecast made for the tweniy-fonr
hours ending II, midnight. September Z !
North Texas. Central Texas. souihw ives
Texns, fair. stationary temperature Easl
Texas. generally fair stationary teillp ...l..
aver eastern portion; stationary tempera-
ture In west; wIsmcr in eastern por'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

GALVESTON, Tex. Sept, Os-lSpe-
cia. Galveston. Maximum a. mini
mum r. rainfall .lG. 81,
Abilene Maximum ~, minimum 20.
Decentralization s., minimum OF
Brrnham-NlnNm mum ~. minimum Us.
Corsicana -'AlaNimum 80, minimum
Columbia Maximum 50, minimum
~.
t'ucro-Slaximum ~ minimum 40.
Dallas-MnNimum ~, minimum w.
Hoarue- Maximum IS minimum 40.
Houston Maximum so, minimum a.
rainfall %.
Huntsville Maximum 81, minimum
6S.
Longyiew Maximum % minimum Us
Iuliug- Maximum IS, minimum a..
Orangc.-MuNimum, IA minimum, Us
rainfall .OT.
alestiuc-MaNimum IS minimum ~
Sgu Antonio-.Maximum 80, minimum
Shermau-M Maximum 30. minimum GS
Tyler Maximum ~, minimum o.
WacO-Maximum % minimum Is.
Wentherlom Maximum 80, minimum
o..
Means Maximum sTi. minimum GG.9
rainfall OH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. G.-(spc.
clnl) Major Keys, who, with force,
has been occupying the disputed Island
In the Rio Granlc at Havana, over
which controversy has arisen with The
Mexican officials says that Il 10 uuuues
tionably Amarictn soil. belonging TO an
American citizen and bciug taxed as
Amerinn property Major Keys will
continue 10 hold It, awaiting orders from
uie state department
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CRY ITEMS.

Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Talant will he
pleased TO meet their friends at Ne Ar
llngton Inn tomorrow Q'ridayl NIGHT.
from S 10 II o'clock. Mir anil Mrs
1Nllgut leave for Denver saturday via
the Rock Island
George L. Cause. funeral director and
ombalmer, Full assortment Of under
takers goods on hand Takes fun charge
Of funerals and furnishes all necessAT,
ford street Fort Worth, Tex. Tcie-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

F0SrERlA, Ohio, Sept. 1.-THE long
booked for personal statement OF elias
Foster was given our this afternoon. aud
IS las followsi Total reserves net amount,
ST., so; appraised values, S3i4, 80,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07
IN THE CITY.
RAILWAY NAIL SERVICE NAT
TIERS.

TIERS.
According to general order No. 25i Of
Mr. o. /. Teochout, superintendent Of
the railway mail service, the following
new Texas postoilices have been estab-
lishcd: Barnhar,, in tusk county; Demo
crut, IN COmanchc county. Eamc
changed, Dupree, in Wood county, ia
Humcsvillc. Offices discontinued and In
effect September Is; Grant, in Marion
county, send mail 10 Lasnter; Oak Grove
rarrnut county, send mail 10 Rendon
Sayersyille, Bastrop county, send mai
TO Basirop; Nirg,le, Johnson county
send mail 10 ericsson,
James y, White, general supcrnten
dent railway mail service, headquarters
| 81 Washington, D, u, states that Ii,
| county seat OF Glasscock county Is nov
| Garden City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

ono Of which took effect in Elliott's left
hand Tho difficulty arose over a game
OF IouIiuocs. which was played at the
residence Of Elliott Elliott wnH ar
rested, but gave bond for his appear
nmnH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-07

SfAlI4A. Sept. G--Iord f.andsdownc
VIII continue 20 perform the duties of
Nicrcy until the middle Of JANUARY,
when he viii BE- succeeded by Gen. Sir
Henry Norman.