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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

RIO clcsed strong with INST ordnarcs IL ZOO good
second Is 800. and lO3 for exchange Receipts. cOo
Sass sosS $500 bag SS rcc m,fs' caS bne
stock, l33,OOO BAGS Havrc clos unchanged 10 =
franc higher London was I'd 70 Cd up. and iiamburc
2d1. PIGS higher The TOT, tock Of B,ax CON- ,,i
ana Santos 80 900 LaRs total stock IN ~ oo
tags. Warehouse deliveries vest rday. i0iIO paS.
stock In NewDreans. 81 oJo bags IN Baunori l9oa2
bags. SPOT c0lee closed firm at lie for RIO NO s.Ot
sales: loo Santos. nos and q. TO arrive by INC
Maskcyne. AZ Use; 500 Santos 10 arrive by NJ Eic
at ac 1000 Santos spot NJ minus 20, NJ l,'tc IL
is now supposed that NE worlds yiDls s"WH ooo I ag
FLOUR AND MEAIl-FLOCR-The market toby is
aaain very quiet; with what little demand promised ciriy
discouraged by the midday break In wheat Sellers were
only very few CT these orders around. Tiansactons
amounted TO 200 pkcs. including 900 bbs o. Winter
straphs at 80 4oas3 80; 500 clears at 80 Lass -
Of clears SO so; 400 bbe and sicks OF supcrlnc A.
$40 in sacks. u az i5 IN bbls spring p,cnts. 800
Dds at ~ 2OaSi 80 and rye mixture 800 bbls at ~ 3d.
RYE FLorRoThc narket was quiet and nominally
Brandywiuc. ~ 75 Yellow wcstcrs g c5ae 80 South
Easy and quiet Quotations: Fine white ~ O5asI 10 :
me yellow II 0.ds1 10 colrsc. 33d3jc .FEED-Mar
ket quiet and about steady Local mills well cold
CON. s0as2ac som. s0as2i2c IOOn sC0sjr: sharI~
o5casi; rye feed sOas5c h0mnv chop 81. doOc: cot
ton.eed neal 81 2odsi % 100 n oil neal II Sj0
GRAIN-wHEAT-Thc whoat market had very little
feature today IL opened advance from the closing
ngurcs last evening with OF who
scared at the steaiy cables runout that
liquidation at Chicago were prices liable
IN have quick reaction. IL took only small amount
OF BUYING however % carry the market IN took
eager huyers at the opening. Trrfe turned dull in
few moments and before prices had given away "
the closing figures on reported failure Of bank in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
COTTON MiRKETS-nY TELEGRAPH

Galveston. Junr 3-COttOn steady: nddlny
1870: Tow mddling q 7-sc: good ordinary, 20
ret ana gross receipts, 1.2 bales Salrs. ia bales
stock. ~ PIC bales.
Nori H. June 3-Cotton steady middllng, 1-2c
low middnG. . l-1Gc good ordinary, u J>c: net and
gross receipts. ~, bales: exports. cmIstwi,c. III
bales: sales. 60 bales. stock. 1851 bales.
New Orleans. June 3.-C0tton steady good mlddr z
31c. middling. 12c; low mddllne, 31Gc
good ordinary, so: net receipts 90 bales; gross
s02 bales enportS 10 Frame. 1850 bales: 10 The
COntincif. 1ijO bales: coaswi~c, 193 bales; s'lcS
1900 bales. stock. I21 80 baly
savannah. June 3-Ccttun steady; mlddling . 3Sc
low middng. &c: good ordinary. Csc: net AID g.os
receipts, 80 bales sales. 200 bales; Stock IL;
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
miscellaneous.

A-WrSTLOTORN Detective and Law
Agency; divorces speciality; separations. d.
sertions daDigc-. shadowine. private inior-
nation furnished suits prosecutor ana DC
Tended consultation zee. % Nassau-st.
\ DETECTINE.-Partics desiring guides
TO show them the sights and mysteries 0f
New.N Ofk hy ylslight. address, WEST
IOTORN Detective Agency. % Nassau.st.
A.-rEIvArE FAMILY will sacrifice
their magnificent 500 upright piano, new
few months ago will Include handsome
music cabinet. oost $50 stool and handsome
scarf and sell for tl"5. Inquire at private
rr-ldrnre. i27 East ll1th'st.
ABOUT - YARDS moquette or WI:
ton carpet: light colorS; little used Will
ray about zoe per yard. PARKINSON,
l3l 1th-avr.. Brooklyn.
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose OF
their eft.of clothing at fair value VIII
nlca.e call on or address EDWARD
MILLER, Is 6th.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
Gorses ano Carriages.

FOR SALE.-Beautiful pair Of matched
horses s,ani I5.S: weigh 100; age, q
years color, mahogany Lay thrc whlte
leet. black names and tails fearless,
handsome and no. afraid Of the cais can
don't write unlss, you are willing 10 pay
$3.50 for team worth $3.50. Address
Lock Box 40, Barrc. VI.
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6orses an6 Carriages.


ESTABLISHED 1891.
J. ". oclNBY CO.,
NEWARK, y. j.,
OFFER AN
UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION
OF HIGH.CLASS CARRIAGES.
FOR COUNTRY AND PARK DRYING.
TO THEIR
FAMILY OMNIBUS. WAG0NETTEs.
EXTENSION TOP PHAET0Ns AND
HUNG on THE QUINBY PATENT
SPRING, WHICH SURPAsSEs ALL
OTHERS FOR EASE AND COM
FORT on ALL KINDS
OF ROADS.
NuMBEE
OF DESIRABLE SECoND,HAND
VEHICLES At LOW PRICtS,
OPPoSiTE BROAD-ST. STATION
o., L. AND w. X: r..
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flats O. Get, furnish CD.

FOR KENT.-Ar apartment q seven
rooms. all Hight: near West 6ith-st. Gle.
Nni.-l furnished o. unfuini>hri very at
trIctiNc. and Moderate rent. AGdfes- NJ.
Tribune UPTOWN once. I ,si1 broadway.
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Boar0 an0 Rooms.


A.-NEAR CENTRAL PARK Rooms.
bath excellent board references exchanged.
81 East 62d--t.
GRAMERCY PARK NORTH. known a.
49, and l3J Last 2l,t.>t. Delightful sum
n"r location. tian>irnts; hoiri and at
tcniancc uncNccll"1; al-o privileges PARK
LARGE AND SMALL Rooms; private
baths hotel attendance convenient prnci.
pal hotels clubs; 9arlor aud second noor'.
- last 29th->t.. between 9TH ond Miiisoh
aNrs.
ROOMS. WITH BOAnD, tans'ert- ac-
conmoda'cd references. ~ East 2lst-Nt.
5TlI.NVE. 40. 53l. Transient aud PER.
nanrnt hoard for fnr.ilics and gcntlem,ni
dinin2-room paTlor loot
.GTH.ST.. ~ WE,I.-Paror suite; also
double and single rooms, with strictly
fir>t-cla-s table.
70 WEST e2D.sr.-Miss Hoffman viii
Keep hon,g open all summer transient
fl EAST 23D-Sr.- BEAUTIFULLY furnished.
clean. c"ol rom ;. large aud small; private
latn; board optional.
jOTH.ST.. 81 WEsr.-Larec rooms. soc.
ond noor: large hall room. fourth floor;
with board reference.
90 LEXINGTON. \VE.-plc,.art rooms
with board tran|ents = f'r nc'''.
30 Wr>T 4tIu.>I.- Handsomely FUR.
nl-hcd back parlor: cheerful room for
elderly couple or doctor; large front. Gle.
lantlv furnished room, excellent board
terms reasonable. ref renee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

GREAT SACRIFICE slo5;-party going
10 ~ opc Erst-class eat lieht STYLISH;
cu,undcr extension top cdbrioc., PIE u
shat =. cost 1925: al-J FIR tnlfd Navv. n"
sIdeiar tn buggy. harness, rob s'c a' :,
trillc. Iaquic nj Private Stable, ~ "'s'
i.ih ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
Real Geinic 10 GrlhanQc

EXCHANGE fr country placc.-Wcll.
built modem. thrcc->tory .iOn" dwelling
l3i'h.st. Owner l.5l2 Broadway
rTH WARD Nj pdcin apartment. prop.
city lightly u.0ftca - lca-'-l 70 one tenant
~ h,rer for country. OWNER. l,Jl-
Broadway.
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tjclp Wanteo.

-
AGENTS and CANvAssERs. male or
| female 80 10 81 daily profits sure; expert
cncc unnecessary: no talking required eX-
elusive territory given. For particulars ad
dress /. PUTNAM 4 CO.. West Windsted.
conn.
WANTED. Ladies and gentlemen TO col:
lcct cancelled Columbian .taml> and ga
coins: we pay ~ high rs from Fl to $40
per hundred Tor oil L. :. stamps. Send
,tamp FOR Particulars, COLC MBlAS, 3i2
Rrum1-ld- st. B0>tOn.
Males.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to
London AMI Livcrrool; work for pas age.
Apply 90 Grccnwich-st
WANTED -Lib'aJan wanted for the pub.
lie library ~ Dolgcyllr. Addre>s .tatine
salary expected EDWARD DEDlCKE.
Dolecville y. y.
WANTED. -srcady young man r2sl as
assistant hnokkccper IN wholesale cloak
fcrtci SIS. with chance for promotion for
light party. Adir'.s iLOAkS. Tribune
once.
WANTED. Ma hinery moicrs non
unlon s,ea1v employment ard cool wages
to nr,,.class men. 4. l.. IDE & son,
Springfield, Ill.
Females
LADIES. have You leisure hours7 II
~ you can do no better than engage IN
our World. Fair souvenirs: can b. done
At home. ETRUSCAN ART CO.. 80 East
l4ih.-t.. Room Il.
WAATED.-C olorcd nurse and for llcht
homework. CAL. with references. 80
W.-' Sith-st.
WANTED.-loung woman to 60 To the
country a. cook and 10 do Hight housework.
Anriv "A, tho Hrt'' onrt IIou-c- SHAVE. ana
Sth-st.. Monday before IL o'clock
WANTED.-A neat younc woman IA
hou,oworScr hv the day; city reference.
Is East lOth-st.
WANTEp-Ladies TO write ot home: On.
c'ose stamped envelope. ELLA WERST.
secretary. South Bend Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

The New.Yo,k curb from II M 10 l D. m. Whoat-
iuly. 75NG7ji2c close 752c bid; September, 5saa?ss
d7s'c close: 7s'sc asked CornnJuiy 1s's0 6Ssc
July 35c. close. 35c.
receips OF breadsurs interior points III thousands
last three clphers (OOOl omed-lour bbs, grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
Giin Real Gstaie Go Get.

Chicago.
WORLDS FNlR.-Fir~t-class accommo.
dl'ioas Tor individuals and large pa ties :
house IN perfect sanitary condition. For
further particular, address T.. &. hay.
.. j3j Pal leave. IhlfagO. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
tUork tOantro.
Nal

Males.
A FIRsT.CLASS hotel clerk wants posi-
ton a. a.hier. room clerk or manager; 10
wears experiences fir>t.cla-s references.
Address FIELD. Tribune Once.
\ MASSAGE OPERATOR. many years
cNpcr!' nee. wishes position city or travel /;
highly refined references. KING, FOG
East o;h.-t.
\ 10y. Il. would like t. learn "a good
trade good rrfeirnccs. address J. DRIS-
COLL. 1o7 Grcenpoint-aVc., brooklyn. r. d.
\ YOUNG MAN wi.hc, a situation
where thee is a Glance OF Advancement;
\ reference aud bond. Address j. 4.
ID. Loo Park-a>c.
ASSISTANT HOOKK EEPER. COLLEC.
TOR or >ALE>M AMY Intelligent Young
man experienced. quick and accurate
anXiOu, TO advance; any business; mod
cmt, salary. SEENASO, 20 West lith-st.
EAKFR.-Forcrnnn. German; with first
class experiences sober and ~, ldy good on
all kinds Of bread and r lis French Amor-
can. ENGLAND and Vienna goods )
years best references. First floor, los
Chrystic,-,.
HOOKKEEPER.-B young man, -.
employed for seven years past a bookkecper
and CORRESPONDING clerk by New. YORK cor
poratiol moderate salary. ID. w, Box 10.
Tribune Oncc.
EOOKKEFPER can devote five hours
each day 10 Office work or collecting; salary
or commission best security. lis Noble
81, Brooklyn. l.. ID.
ROY wants a sitnat on 10 make himself
generally u.eful; not ofl all OF WORK. Ad-
dress w. WILSON. si2 Grecnwirh->'.
CARPENTER and rPHOL>TERER.-,
In a hotch; rlty or country frst-class hOtel
reference Box 81. Tribune once
CARPENTEl..-',ood Mechanic wishes
steady position. b. c.. Tribune Office.
CARPENTER WORK OF all kinds
promntly attended q No house or shop.
DAVID FOX. 81 colunbus-ave.
TIVIL cHGINl.ER.-By recent graduate
Of tho school OF Mines good surveyor;
,rrur,t. and quick drauaht>man best ref
crcnccs. ACtURATE. Tribune Once.
ENERGETIC. capable Scotchman. Of ex.
ten.I,c business experience. for many years
closely connected with British ard Spanish
Nest indies and Venezuela seeks perma.
ncpt engagement IN responsible position
In the canacity Of collaboratcur In the vari-
Gus branches Of cornnlerciai aHails sp"ks
Snnni.h. hest refer ences here and abroad
Address LANES ID. LAMB, 1871 Joralemon-
ST.. Brooklvn "
ENGINEER.--Llcens II year, best
rcfrrnces good AZ repairing anu steam n.
ting. willin. and ohlicing. Address En-
GINEER. % Classon-a,e.. BROOKLYN.
ENGINEER Mechanical wants work
the dynamo. steam heating ana
CorlIss engine VIII do repairs Is years
cxnarle,cr: ~ years reference J.
DowNEY. 5 waycrley Place.
FIVE HOURS 4 DAY.-youpg man
ennloyed nights desires occupation Tor I'VE
hnn,s day: GOOD c0rrcspocfent: accurate
az nsurss. ENERGETIC. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

PAsTuRAGE FOR HORSES.
HORSES PAsIUKED a. .r's".lr
Farm. New CITY. Rockland Co.. n. l.. Ioi
summer months at eS per nontn ho ~,sv
free OF charge. Apply 10 u. NJ; IAN
NOCHAN. 40 Exchange Place. n. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
FURNISHED Rooms.

\ LARGE. opOi.. vcll-iurn she'd room
10 one or two gentlemen; private iinil5 ,
con, cncnt, central location. ~ East
lJth-St.
LARGE, handsomely mr ,i.ned 'front.'
room 10 single gcnil oIen 80 - W. oAtr-st.
No. CRANBERRY PARK. 70 let With
out board. furnished rooms; the mos; deslr-
allie location IN the city.
SEVERAL EACEPi IONNLLN pl a-ant
rooms. connecting or rcuaIntr; with or
without board references. II Wet 12th--t.
5TH.NVE.. 40. 5Gs. opposite Windsor
lIotcl.-Eicgnnt furnished apartment, with
bath; private family reference required.
5lH.AvE.. Lois CORNER odrII.sf.-
Elegant apartments facing park 40 20
200. SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broiiwa,.
23D.sT.. 20 EAST corp ste Madison
Squar, l'arkJ Handsome connecting rooms,
with private bathroom.
5lST.Sr.. SOB WEST. llani-omcly fur.
ni-hcd large aad single rooms sun'iher
rates breakfast II desired iticrril,cs.
5sIn.sr.. G1 EAsI.-To bachelors, I'D
,tory alco,e room ana itn-st"iy nah room ;
I'm" honSr. with owner.
j2D-ST.. 30 WEsr-rurnishei room for
a e'ntenan; ~ weekly. "
l5s WEST i3rll.>r.-Newy furnished
roous Win hot ard cold running water and
use Of bath.
NDvhEIisrNENl AND srhsChir.
TONS FOR me NEM.l oLh IhiB
CNE WILL Pr RECEIVED At THE Up,
TOwN OFFICE. NJ. l.i2 Bro'aHay "a
door north Il Thirty-hrst.-t ; ana ADs En-
IIsEMrN1 az t.e following Brinch 81,
G.h-sve: 49, Fourih-a,e.. corner -Four
feminist; 200 Third.avc lS9 LAST fo.Y'
seycnth-st. corner 3d-aye.; loo East lzoh-
st., near Third-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
For State Of Trade see Finh Page.
for 5alc.

- p ~ r. ~
At REDUCED. PI;ICES.-5O0 second-
hand wood and from working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana cN'
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 3Je Madi'
sOn.st.
ALL MIXTURE Of elegant al ART
ments Z rooms. must b. ~ mira "IaR
niiicent r''ieht plano pariof. Dra,. anu
OAK suits; dining-roOm 81 nniiOrs'
pictures. hair mattresses. l,2co Maulsoh'
ave-, corner clst-st. Also c'rhlbe'
BREECHhs BIBLE. GcI uine. perfect
condition dated 1908 qu, tty az "nu
Other rir. coins. OH carved OK Dido
box. dated 1I35. Box lS3 lr\ih-'""'oh-
Hudson, y. Y.
BICYCLE.-woman'. Pneumatic Ire;
new; cheap III Franklin-a'c.. ou noo''
BEAUTIFUL white enamelled ana so0
framed pictures for paflor decor.tion ~
taIestina subjects 81 so each. du.ee r 20"
80 (; closing out sacrifice. GILDlNu w.
80 Murray-st
Notwithstanding safcty,., orald
new, s5s: also elI5 safety. go war
ranted perfect; examine. 100 Mufi'y-s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

COMrANJON.-By an educated. refined
lady, reduced in circumstances, as com.
,ineNceutIonabe reference; salary. s25 pep
mnntn. ". r.bune Olllc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
domestic Gituations Wanteo
f'emsles.

A.-A.-A.-FIRST-C SWEDISH
cooks. ktchenmaid-, chamb ,rmaids, walt
le>sc-. laundres,es. nurses. housewOrkers.
ifh-aNr. uD.taiis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

bsfs.
Inc demand for spot cotton has been fairly active but
owing TO the imness OF holders views business has been
restricted OF bales,
ming and 80 bales contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
Business Chances.

\ BUSINESS NAN witt -, 600 TO In.
Ness would like management OF tranch
house In Denver for a reliable Eastern nrm.
Address l.. o. BOX 1914, Denver Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

A.-NEAR CENTRAL PARK Rooms.
bath excellent board references exchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02


Hico, Tex, May Especial --TIico
Is having religious debate between
Rev NJ. Price, Methodist and Rev. N.
l., Dupont, Baptist. 1hey will likely
cOntiue until Tuesday.
The civil engineers Of the Central were
surveying and laying on ground Satur-
day with view Of making some improve
ments on their property here. Tie old
depot is TO be rcmolecd; a new pnssen-
ger depot win be built and new switches
put In. Their property here has never
been sufficient for the amount Of bua-
ness.
II IL now a settled fact that Hico will
get the summer normal.
The object at present is 10 make the
session six weeks.
The large and commodious new brick
school building Is completed and will be
very suitable for the occasion.
-Four large business houses will be com
pleted shortly and more will be com
meuced soon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

The Fringe Of Society" IS perhaps the
greatest society play wffften since Sar.
dou's Diplomacy" II was success IN
Paris and being adapted for he .s.meri-
can stage by Mr. Edward ClSncy has
become a perfect craze ia this country.
Its action ranges through the entire
course Of human weakness. passion and
goodness, touching each with a delicate
hand and tenchinE q moral Of incalculAbie
benefit 70 the world "a good man must
beautifully pnre aud free from any taint
Of suggesliveness, the action wonderfully
natural. holsiing mp the mirror 10 lie
for the absorbed spectator who cannot
help exclainiing this IL no play, II Is %
artistic picture Of lite" In fact Just az
a young society belle said Of It it the
east, 1T Il 80 ver-. very different" "The
Fringe u Soric-yn witt Meude Gran
ger 10 the leading female role aud
great company OF players " booked for
Friday and Saturday Nights May and
o will Saturday me y at 1;rseDwalis
VDsfx b0use- N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


on account OF tho increasing demands MP
" tnc space of Tho Gazette. both by ad-
sesueers and TO meet tho requirements Of
~ kreauy Improved news service. It IA COM
nssnsu 70 diseontinuc tho publication daily
X. ~, Iree advertisements for persons deslring
up uf employment or notices OF articles
,ost o. found This feature Win, however,
~ "enunued In The sunday Gazette, and
VII DC available TO those whoee notices are
siSn,d not later than o'clock Friday
"A, fnr such notices In the classified column
81 ,he daily Issue OF The Gasctte. q charge
VII ncreaiiet be made Of 1 cent per word
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
A HINT TO WORLDS FAIR VISIT
ORS

A prominent citizen Of Scales Mound,
H., while In Chicago was taken with
violent choleric pains and diarThOea. He
took blackberry brandy, three or four
small bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and upon
taking Que dose Tie pains disappeared
and the second dose cured the diarrhoea
DR.. II. al. Fowler OF Scales Mound, II
our authority for the above statement.
Visitors 70 the Worlds fair should pro-
fore leaving home j, IS for safe by \.
T.. Grammer, j. p. Nicks & Co., drug
gists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02
RUFUS SANDERS


The Rockford (Ala) Advocate says:
As fertile and original and
fun ny writer Of funny stories
Rufus Sanders has no equal
in this country. hut It is as a lecturer
that he rises to his highest sphere. BY
turns he convulsed tile audience with
laughter, and moved them TO tears by
Old men heard him with almost breath
less attention for near two hours, and
declared they did not believe he had
been speaking one hour. Our people viii
never forget the lecture of Rufus San.
ders.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

PTRHE recent closing of the packing house
and stockyards deals, whereby a Bos-
q ton syndicate will invest five millions
ofmoney, is sufficient to give Fort Worth
population of one hundred thousand within the
next ten years. AS our people gradually absorb
the Importance OF this large transaction, they
are impressed with the conviction that there is
absolute stability to real estate at present val
ues and, as a consequence many sales have
been made and much activity is noticeable
The good news is now brought to us that
the great Rock Island railway has elected to
build to Fort Worth and not to Dallas. None
can estimate the benefit this railway will be to
this city. 1t means that the people in every
CITY, town and hamlet in the North and West
will consider Fort Worth as the coming metrop-
obs of Texas. 1t means that Arlington Heights
will be the most desirable place of residence in
the state. Property there will change hands
rapidly; fine, modern homes will be built there
in all directions and occupied by those seeking
the advantages OF city without the drawbacks.
why?
1t is $50 feet higher than Fort Worth, in
suring it pure air, freedom from dust and ex-
tensive views. 1t is supplied, by means of in
dependent waterworks with the best ofartesian
water. Its streets, parks and dwellings, are
brilliantly lighted by electricity generated in
its independent electric light station 1t is con
nected with the city and Union depot by a re-
liable electric street railway. 1t has no com
pettor and its promoters are resolved it shall
be an ideal place for homes Housekeeping is
comfort there, all market and shop products
being promptly delivered at the house doors.
Those who are not in a position to build
ct once can make liberal arrangements whereby
they can pay for and own their homes at q
cost not exceeding that of an ordinary rent
The demand for houses in Arlington
Heights exceeds the supply. There are no
vacant houses there. Those who desire to
avail themselves of the liberal offers for homes
should at once call on or address the agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

To the clerks, professional men. trades
men, wage workers, a word Of informa-
ton. Take stock IL the Home Building
ass1ciation, now reRdy for you. IL Il
the best savings bank ID the world, and
then II you wan. 10 buy land or i'm
prove H. you are your own banker. 70
tAs szts5.t u your sto-k Sick L.,si.
now ready TO deliver
w. Z. MANCHESTER, Secretary,
800 Main street, (up esafrs.)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

BIlslsrss 1OT WITH FRasiE n0usE
IL Al,0rd. Tex, cheap fsf caeh, w. u.
1l,nea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

TEACHERS WANTED suPERIN.
tendenta and principals of city schools
country schools. Texas School Agency.
MArnhnll, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

w NV t'ffsAt9AAs
Cheroots three for cents. Best smoke
in the state. Try them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

pFAT ESTATE PERsoNs HAVING
frstclass business property In Fort Worth
or elsewhere, goo1 socep.i3q 70 sen Tor
rell Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

resldences. both are located IN exceilcnt
HETEROGENEOUS and are rnro barfaina
F6r further Information Call On K W.
Wells, ageni, lVI ~s-s wsafhsffeiJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

LAND FOR SALE FOUR AND A HALF
N Dunhei county, Tex. II sold all nj
one time viii take poo cents per acre.
Title perfect; iaxts all paid iip. Address.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-02

ron gAI.E-DY VIRTUE or DEED or
trrst from John T. 11crncy. ! have for
eaie Al low prices, some choice and cen
trally located real estate M Fort Worth.
Zono G. Hoss, Trustee.
The morning call., 1893-07-25

ALL so-caled dyspepsia cure chewing gums are
limitations OF Whites Yucasan, the original and
only sure cure FOR this trouble.