davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-08
unter oen Rdoern.
polt3eilieutenant Oanforth pou etnem 5uee
iiberfahren uno fofort eetootet.

lieutenant Stiuman 0anfort6 bon ser
8oltseiitation in 9egetuiic6 fam beute 8orz
mtttag IN Der so. StraBe inter ben GGbern
eincS 8abn5uges Der God SSIanb 8abn 81
ieiltetn pIOBlicben Tobe. 0anfOrtb Dobntc
in SO. 1853 0aiaueftr., pObin man feline
9ei6e ibaffte.
Der lieutenant befan6 fib auf Sem @ege
no6 ber 8olt3etitotiDn IN 6e9etpti6, ais
iein S3tdial tbn e%retlte. St bate beobft6=
tigt, an Der 80. StraBe einen Bug BET &of
SsIanbz8abn 81 beitei9en unO muBte gu
Oteiem 3pede Bic @eletie freuaen. Inn
elmer &an9trlofomotioe ~aus3utpeicben, trat
ct auf Elm anbereS @eleiie, obne gu tenerz
fen, 6aB Guf 6emielben Der iiibIib gebenbe
@rpreB3ug beranbrauite. QeBterer mari i'm
nieber.
Ser 9~erun9li6te mar 60 Sabre alt uno
bate lett 8 Sabren in 9teniten ber, 8plt3ei
geitanben. Sn Dem alten Conn Of Safe
ipar er Gapitan, gta9 Ser QlnneriOn muBte
Ell. it9 nit Ser Ste4uns zines Sieutenants
Sufrieben geben.
, 1893-06-08
Gin 5eitun9smann perprd9eIt.
zoe Dunlop Don Billy 5faFeI aneesrifen un;
ee5ii9ti9t.

8tuD Sfatel bate ibon felt l~dnoerer
3eit 0en 6%eraus9eber Ser Oispatcb, Solepb
st. Dunlop etne tii6tige Grabt grii0el
8ugeba6t, neil berielbe in ietner 3ettung
tbn oftmals an9egrlffen bate. @eltern
Nbeno, 3pti3en 8 unO 9 l1br fit9rte Sfafel
ieinen YIar aus, unb CT pGblte iib 6asu
etnen Srt, IN peI6em mo9li1it 5ablreic6e
Berlonen antpeienb iparen. Ser Dunlop
tpobnt i'm Yalmerbau1e, unb in Der Jto>
tunoe oefielben lauerte Stafel ouf 1ein
Spfer. oils Dunlop in Der &otun6a, in
Der minbeftens CUR a3eit $50 8er1onen am
tpeieno paren, erlbten, trat Stafel nit
mebreren 1einer Treunbe auf i'm 3u, Ie9te
tbm bic 6an6 Guf Der S3ulter unb macbte
tbn i'm lauten Gone nit ieiner Nbit9t be-
fannt. Qucb ma6te Stafel ben erIbred=
ten 3~ettungsmann nit Den 8etpeggrinoen
fir 1etne Nb1tbt befannt. Damn perlebte
Der Ingretfer ietnen Opfer icbneu 3tpei
S6IGge in oos @eit6t, bic 9errn Dunlap
3~urlGtaumeln mac6te. SCbueu aber err
mannte ft3 Dunlap mieber uno CT ging
leinerlettS auf ietneu @egner los, feline
6iebe ftelen aber 5u fur5 aus uno ct 3og BEN
&lr3eren. Ser Sampf nabm bann Die
Torn1 zines G%tngfampfeS an unS balls La
gen Die bci0en &dmpfer, iib chamber
mOglt6it ptele 6iebe uno Biffe bei6rtns
genb, 5ulammen auf Dem TlieienfuBbooen,
0urcb BEN ltmitebenben tpuroen bic &Gm=
pier i5lteBlicb auseinanbersebrac6t ullb es
3ei9te itcb, DaB feiner bon ibnen cine ernitz
licbe gerIeBung oaDon9etra9en bate, Sfafel
puroe BON ietnen Sreu1ben nacb ben v8ar7
Goom" gebrabt, mo feline &leiber a69ez
biirltet unb ietn erregteS @emiit6 burd
eintge @etrGnte berubtgt puroen. .
StafeI blieb nob Idngere 53eit inn Balz
merbauie unO e%rfldrte, ct babe 11ocb LANCE
nibt nit Dunlop abgere9net, ionbern
perbe tbn our5bauen, no INNER er i'm
treffe.
, 1893-06-08
Rlaot ffch feIbit an.

Der Coroner btelt geitern Sen Snqueit
ii6er Sic &naben 9arrp unb Sre6. Stone
ab, tpelcbe am Ntonta9 I'M Galumetz6luB
e%rtraufen. Die Wtlttter Set &na6en, tpelcbe
IL relp. 16 Sabre alt paren, mar ais a3euz
gin 5ugegen un6 ertIGrte unter lautem
BebtIagen, baB iie bic Sbulb an benz Sooe
beS dlte1ten &naben trGge. Ser ~iln9ite
babe ii5 I'M SluB eebaOet unb nm 6alfe
g~erufer, oa- er tetn @runo ftnben nno a16
ni6t i6tptmmen %fOnnte, Sroboem tbr
dIteiter Sobn altcb nibt fbtptmmen %tonnte,
babe lie tbn oennob peranlaBt, ms 8aner
3u iprtngen unO ietnem 8ruber sur 9itlfe
gu fOmme1, ~tporauf 8etOe tbren Sob FAM
ben.
, 1893-06-08
= Die =
WeG> Ausfeuutt9
CHICAGO

periprt9t nt9t nur oas er06te frieoIi9e
amertfantf6e, fonoern oas er06te frieo=
lt6e Gretgni6 ser Welt Dor S6Ius oiefes
O~ahrhunoerts 3u peroen. Was fihner, Dor
1Gdts uriidibredenoer unternehmuness
9etit, uebun9 i'm pIaner uno Nasfihrer
GROCER Ott9e uno 6elo thun ~f0nnen, nm ole
G%Rtca9oer DeltausteIune 3u Ger ero6s
arti9iten uno eI~dn3enoit item pom alien bis
bergen Deltausfteluneen III MADDEN mo
DEN Dolfern Der Groe einen Seerif pom DER
PoRe Der te9nif6eu &eiitunesfGhiefeit uno
HUNT gu eeben, gu welder Qmerifa eeoieRen
If, miro 9efdehen.
fir ole re9e Qhetlnahne, welbe mar hiers
%3ulanoe Der 10 DEMONSTRATING entgesenbrinet,
tit Ole Sereitwiatefett, nit peIfer ole 6efebs
9ebnn9en fat aller Staaten beoentenoe Sum=
men gu Dem 9roBen 6wed bepiliot haben,
Elm h~inreid'enoer Bepeis. hit itetie wad=
fenoem Jntereie perfol9t ole ean3e cipiliiirte
melt ole ein3elnen fortf6ritte in DER Gnts
widelune. Nae nit Ger meItausfeIune in
Derbinoun9 ftehenoen Greienife wuroen BON
Q1be9tnn in DER vJairois Staats3eitune"
nit Der eebrhrenoen Sorofalt behanoeIt. Die
mo9enaus9abe enthdIt fortIaufenO in iiber=
fi4tli9er form cine Flare pariteIune aler
bea9tenswerthen Doredt9e, weI6e fi6 bis
sum S9lu6 ser Qusftellun9 uno ooriiber
hinaus gu ei1em eri60pfenoen 6efammtbiIo
9~eitalten peroen. Cine fur1oiee, fadoemdSe
Sdiloerune Ger Deltaustellun9 in ihrem
Gntitehen, wte in threr Dolenou11o miro fir
piele Gouienoe bier uno i'm alien Daterlanoe
Don hobem merthe fem. mon fam oes.
halb ii4er fem, oa6 man Dernanoten mo
6reunoen fein ~erwiinidteres 6ef9enf wdhs
reno oieier 6eit ienoen fam, ais, inoem man
Elm Announcement auf oas Wo6enbIatt Ger
uJainois Stoats3ettune" fir fe befelt.
6eraoe oieie Qus9abe ei9net ii6 peeen
ihrer umfadenoen Seri9te pornebmIi6 sum
Derianot na6 Oeuti6lono.
Oas 1ohresabonnement auf oas Wo9en.
bIott Ger nJlinOis Staots5eitune" betrdet
fir oas
, 1893-06-08

=" $HN ~
Die ipa1tlcbe Snfantil, ben geitrigen Sag
perLebt. 9tacbOem ite gegen 8ebn u9r itcb
aus t6rem Bette erhoben unb TotLette qez
mabt bate, begab ite iicb nit ibrem &C.
mabl, benz Yrin5en Nntonio, benz @omz
manDer OaOts un0 bent acknowledgements
teten 6er5og bon SamameS, lonte ben
ilbrtgen 9amen un0 Serren ibreS @efol9es
1T @quipagen inter Dem G6rengeleite elmer
bon SnipeftOr 6ibpatrid b%efe6ligten 9lbz
tbeiIun9 berittener Yolt5ei mach Dem 6olIe
Des OtaDorS 6arriion, por benz Ite 5unGcbit
BON elmer groBen GoltSmenge begetitcrt be-
gritBt murOe. I'm 124 uDr ipur0e Elm
6riibitit6 %lerDtrt, an tpeldeut alBer benz
@ait9eber, Der Brtn5e11tn unb ibrem Sc
mabl nur nDb COMMANDER unb Srau 9oz
DtS, Der ipanii6e @elon6te, Sennor
0flruagua, Don .Be6ro SOBER d EoDar,
6err unb 6rau 8ptter 8almer, SEER un6
6rau 6tgtnbOtbam, 8rGitoent &, %. SAL
mer, 6err uno Srau QDman Grumbuu,
Trau @bas. l6enrottn, Srau Gbatftel6z
GapIOr unb Trau OmsleD, WtaDor 6arriz
IONS Sobter, t6eilnabnten. Dem Nrii6z
ltld i3lOB it6 Elm Gmpfan9 an, Ser nacb
1paniiber @tttette por licb ging un6 5u benz
Die berporra9enolten Gbicagoer un6 Ser
treter beS Nuslanoe8 belonoere Ginlobungen
erbalten batten. 9aS ipaniibe &0ntgs=
ttno lteB bte langpeiIi9en Noritelungen in
better Gaune iiber ii6 ergeben unb fibrte
NIT ~peribieoenen Der tbr porgeiteaten Berz
lonen, nomentlicb nit Dem @r5biibof Sec
ban uno benz Garbiual SatoQt, Idngere
unterbaltungen.
Nm NbenO paren bic Snfantin unb ibr
9en1abl 9alte beS graiiOentcu 6iginz
botbam in oelien 8Obnung, 1888 Mtcbtsan
, 1893-06-08
0onftdbIer uno Sbnei6er.

Gonitabler O'Goole, pelber bisber in
Gicbter 8allace's Nmts3immer cine mfg
liche Sbdtigteit 5u entfalten iucbte, lift berz
.icbDunben. Gbenio bic Summe BON $50,
bic Der Sbnetoer s. GouIton bon 9to. 1877
8albin9ton StraBe i6m gelegentlicb elmer
tntimen unterbaltung in elmer &netpe am
pertraute. @oulton man beBbaIb ntcbt i'm
Stanbe, bie WfGbcben 3u be5ablen, pelcbe
fir ibn arbciten unO barber begretftcberz
peiie iebr entriiitet iinb, Man 9Iaubt, baB
O'TooIe it3 auf elmer SprtBtour beftn0et
uno baib tpieoer auft9u9en piro.
, 1893-06-08
Seim 6ei6dftsanfane am 5. Juni '95.
etbinSIi6feiten.
$7,195,758.35
9tteftpre II

u. 6. Bartlett,
@pn Sibboro, spencer, Bartlett & 60.
s. SnrIen SraOIeD. BON 9opib 8rablep Mtfg. So.
g. Vt. Ssi9imbotbann, BON Mtari9aa Stelb & 60.
Mfnrotn $3mghttt,
Yrdi. GbicaQo & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
". p. slaughter, ODu u. .. Slau9bter & So.
@@rttn q. @DerIom, BON @fartin &9eriOu & 50.
gilbert u. Spra9ue, BON Sprague, 29arner & So.
9Nron z. Smith, 8r6i. She g&ortbern 3rnit COMM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
SCARE AT THE FAIR.
A Small Fire--A Great Day for the
WeIsb--1hat Bribery Charge.

WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS, ILL.,.
Sept 5.-The paid attendance yesterday
was 1G1, s54. There was little furry
of excitement this morning caused by
the clash and rush Of the fire department
through the grounds. The alarm was
given by a Columbian guard stationed
near the souta entrance Of the transport
tatiun building.
The people in the galleries there seam
pered down stairs al there WAS hur.
ried exit Of visitors from all parts OF
the building when the force of lhe hre
department was seen TO haul NJ ana
make ready for work The lire amounted
TO nothing. 1t was asmall blaze Of pa
per in one Of the engine exhibits ana
was out before the engines arrived
Festival hall echoed and re-echoed the
harmony of hundred voices or more
in unison to-day, the first of the great
Welsh musical celebrations known as
"Gorsedd Of the Isle of Great Britain.
This is the first time Gorsedd was ever
permitted to he conducted beyond the
shores OF Britain. The authority 10 con-
duct it was granted the CymrOlor.on So
ciety of Chicago and the Arch Druid of
Wales delegated his chief bard. Hwta
Mon. TO the work. Hwfa Mon will also
institute a Gorsedd for the United States;
Griffith Humphrey will be arch druid
and VIM. Apmadnc Of this city VIII be
bardic scribe.
Hereafter candidates will not find il
necessary to gO to Wales 10 be admitted.
Hwfa Mon, the chief bard Of Gorsedd.
mounted an unhown stone called
"Maen Llog' aud read the dispensation
issued by the arch druid permitting
Eistdedfod at the Worlds fair and au-
thorizing Hwfa Mon. whose other name
Is Rev, ROLAND Williams. Pre3by-
ternn clergyman from Wales, to .estab-
fish branch of the Druid organization
IN this country. The proceedings were
all In the Welsh tongue and designed TO
he Just as the ancient Druid priests con
ductel them centuries ago. The bards
Clasped hands across "Nlaen LOG and
responded to the passages Of the iuvOca-
ton pronounced by Hwfa Mon. Each
bard answered TO his Druid name and
in turn dec.nmcd or read IN original
verse extolling the day and Horsedd.
The national commission had another
frutless session to-day. The special
committee appointed to investigate the
charges against Frank ID. Higbec, judge
of awards charged with having tried to
extort 5000 from safe exhibitor, sub
mi,tel a report finding the accused gull
Owing Il lack Of quorum. no action
tv and recommending his discharge,
was taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

horse falInr 90 HIN, and woa Otherwise a.
iursd.
victoria received 100 bales Of cotton las,
Wcct.
An El raso merchant ships 700 basket Of
grapes daily TO Eastern markets.
The Mason county pecan crop uds sea
son !, said to be worth thousands Of dol
lan.
The corn crop In the vicinity Of Ysleia.
III Paso county. "a reported to be the best
known IN years.
VS.. Anglia. one Of the pioneer settlers %
Hood county. aged s. years, died Of old
age at Granbury.
Hopkins county wool growers will hold a
messing at sulphur springs, November l..
TO dispose " the fall clip.
Al sherman white Wallace. lad Of II,
while feeding III fathers stock, was palm
fully bitten BY a vicious horse.
Mae wsgonloads of immigrants from
Coleman county passed through spanish
Fort last week, eupuie TO the strip.
The cleburne oil mill which viii give
employment to forty-nye hands, will be
ready for business the latter part Of the
month.
Yollum IS suffering from = water fam
inc owing to the caving In Of large well
from which The waterworss company re-
eelves It supply.
John Jenries Of Davenport was thrown
from his wagon by a runway team and
received internal Injuries, which will prob
ably prove fatal.
a grand picnic, celebrating the erection
Of the new bridge at The Hendrix crossing
over the little river. Bell county, will be
held September 9.
johnnie skeele, II years of age, roped a
large wolf on the prairie near Alvin, and
with the aid or several playmates beat
The ANNUAL 10 death.
Mrs. y. NJ. Davis, ~ years OF age, Of
Fairfield FELL, breaking her right arm
near the shoulder. on account of her ad-
yanccd age the Injury Is serious.
Two wagon loads " chairs made In the
lower part Of Pamela county were sold ON
the streets at Marshall last week. The
chairs were made Of white oak and ash,
ADD bad rawhlde bottoms.
Contractors are deepening and improving
Mustang bayou near Alvin which viii
vastly Improve the drainage u that town,
and many acres Of land In the Vicinity
now subject 10 overflow will be reclaimed
for cultivation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

,rb. f;,yelt, IA rconrstel 10 decide the
foilowlagi - asssris lha, there T. h,ns
lni" in' SSp '' tn no ~ number d
banks Il contains daring iac past twelve
nouns l,gbi,b 4. ere,rrect1 ''"''' ' II.
IA risht Several OF the states cs-
eaped "A anglo bank suspension during
,bs srst seven months of the present
,ssr raev are states where the ratio
Of cssh oapital 10 tho volume Of business
Z unusually large on account Of tho set
lied condition OF things. or states where
raterprsse aud development arc almost
unknown. hA Will appear from this list.
Maine. Massachusotts. Rhode Island.
Connection, Maryland. West Virginia,
louisiana. south Dakota aud Nevada.
The District Of Columbia aud Arizona
and Indian Territory hayo been equally
fortunate.
"a. A ...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
A HERO IN RAGS.
A Stout Heart Covered by Tatters.
Brave Deed of Tramp.

,---,,,,-,--,, = = -. n -, =,
Npl'N ph' ~ l., sept "a nero III
rags appeared here last Tuesday. He was
only a tramp. Under his battered hat was
cool head ana the tatterS ne wore cover
ell Il stout heart.
Unknown and nnhonored. he stole quietly
-, -, - IL. ~, ,
away Aiter ne hau saNeu 'he hNes OF
little GIRL and her grandfather Another
,,trh,irc5 ctu5 t,r whom N, rtsro1 bJs
~" 'n"'I'u 'h'"' LOT WYNN nc I'SNVu us
NE, was dead when her body was car
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

T1FFIN. Ohio. Sept -Foriy-seven
years ago William Burke. o .well-known
resident OF this city. left his home "a
Ireland and came 10 America aud 10
Gated IN Tiffin. He never afterwards
saw one Of his relatives until one Of his
brothers, who had followed his TO This
country and located Ia New York in
1850, learned where he was a few weeks
ago and came to pay him a visit
Last night the brothers were surprised
to meet their other brother, who had
crossed the sea to find them, and now,
after being separated for about half q
century, they are enjoying each others
society Hugh Burke, the last arrival,
has served thltty-fve years In Her
Mnjcsty's employ as surveyor OF Gus
toms at Belfast ireland, In the cxamin-
Ing offices at Liverpool, and other posi-
tions Of trust. and Is now retired on q
competency at the hands Of the English
government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

Manager ralmers errort 10 stop Loiile
Collins from singing marguerite" new
musleai scusaiiDu suggests the question
whether We have free spe IN ~ this coun'
Yesterdays Gazette.
The warm aud thick flow Of patriotism
that surges Though this country is we'll
czomplihed in the ruin it wrought Of
this little paragraph Iotiic's screech
was referred to IN the original. but
"screechr rhymes with speech" and
the poetic aud patriotic spirit Of the
compositoF at once rose mp 10 arms AZ
the thought OF the issue Of writ Of
prohibition on talk. He wants to know
whether free speech now exists, We
are sorry to say we cannot answer the
question. After a weary experience Of
years. we are prepared TO swear, aud to
support the oath with evidence ingontro-
vertibe, that If Il does exist the copy
makers for newspaper are excluded
from It's benefits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
THE TEXAS STATE FAIR.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,

A very important and attractive fpu-
tpra Of t,. r.,,s sr,t, f,ir ,,J nou.,
Wv W u'V iyN", 5,"'r i"i' "nH i'"4-"s
exposition rs INC luulcs department. en-
brac.ng the ladies' textile culinary and
nrt dlspl1vs In The textile Jr,,,rtr,ent
nr, a,iII,..I an -. -,
'N"'"'''" a'i '"''her or hcouIe WORK.
relies, curios, decorative china, etc.
Nothing in tho exposition hall attracts
r,,r., ,i.i,,r, IN. A., i,,,.,.., 80,
'''''' H"' ""'NH INV" -"lN'' 'nuH
uoe7 thls curiosity shop Tie culinary de
paIlment consists of display of SAM
,t., NJ o.,is,i,, '..,,i',,., ',,',r t.n,-,
va "'u'"' '1oN'"s' SUN US Jellcs'
pFtNelNos,clc'. ana 10 IS usually u hne
toothsomc exhibit. The art department
i. the picture gallery and .v,ry ono tbnt
Ia. ,4.t,.t a. .,...,'
''''' '"e i"'' N"""S Nhu' mag
ilhcent collection Of cruyuns, pastels and
water culorB IL contains. Mrs. sydney
Sm.n, ,ybo l,ns b,I tb,, s,,,,..r,t.i,,. ~
M. .,
'h'7 uvp'lllheht IRON the inception Oh
the i1lr, has 'Abored in season and out
70 make a success of ii. and the stendy
and mnrL,I imnr,yrp,.,,t tb,t .,,,I, go
''"' '''"' '''u w,
nan Sh"Nh over the preceding one should
be very gratifying " der. Mrs. Smith
was found by reporter at her office
room -lU ENAU building, almost showed
under with an avalanche of correspon-
denee IN regard TO her work She sud
she had letters from everywhere and the
way stations, aud tina. ali displaypd rreat
enthusiasm concerning Inc approaellng
said Mrs. smith. and / viii be nleasej
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

This has not been. so far a very cool
year for other places, but Fort Worth
ought TO feel good. The Rock Island
has been added this year; then came the
Texas headquarters Of that road; then
came division headquarters Of the Santa
Fe. To thcsr accomplishments Of 1903
must be added the new courthouse the
Federal building and numerous stun-
houses and residences, and the coming
of The two great grocery housc4 Of Nc
CoriCollin- and WAplcs-Platter Verify
Fort Worth is all right
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

Alice Tex, S0Ut /, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that q meeting Of
thr livestock saultaty commission Of the
State Of Texas will be- hold at Dallas, on
Tuesday OF the second week II tho state
fnir. oct -. when an persons Interested
iu mnlullulng or changing che present
quarantine liue against sppnrtlc or South
vrn fevrr are invited 10 appear before
Hni commission, ltulIT j. kLEBEitG
Mission
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

The storm waves will reach this merl.
dian and the other changs noted will
occur ut and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twcuty-four hours OF sun
pct OF the dates given bclowi
Sept. Moderating.
Sept. 3-Warmer.
Sept. iStorm wave on this meridian.
Sept. 5--Wind changing.
Sept. 6-Cooler and clearing.
Sept. Fair and cool.
Sept 3 Moderatiug.
Sept 0-Warmer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06

NAYS LANDING, N j., sept. 5-About
Voo'Vp9 bushels Of cranberrles are Ia slrht
Tor lAe coming season. ana the Amer5esn
cranberry Growers assncintion Ma d.,t,a,
" sour +, q foreign market sor the fr .ss
has heen sold IN Eurape ana ~. ms crop
lusli9n e5ceNls tho quantity used N fhIIs
s ,,o, about three mr. cent u the enurs s
M NJ -, 49, 4, ~ sent % Europe this year IN
l.-iits % we aeoretary Of the asseeistio,,
Apirew jackson Rider, Of 'rrei,fan K On
NJ rider Is left nee 10 disiribpie y,
,s3a q. such prices as BE Is abie ~ o eRe
md Il necessary 10 give n,er, Z he should
u'F 10 advertise and Introduce then. az Or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
BUTLER BROS cREDn1
Result ofthe Meeting Held
ton Yesterday.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept, 5.--nl
ors of Butler Bros, boot aud 4
bers, Denver, had a meeting b !
today. The committee recent a
give the following figures.
Direct liabilities, $19o,9iaii A
ments on customers paper GA
total liabilities, Sl3I,lTlx
The assets are; Sod NtqH
freight bills, S5iSi.0G; He'. lscr
S6OOO; book accounts, SJQpN
S5IlS.3O: insurance pnninls
fixtures. $3.50; Chairbg v Cont
stock, S25; real estate 500: inter
mining property, $j0o;isial, SllSVl
The, committee scslsA lhsse assets
TO $4,000.
The firm offered ~ cents o. /
and It was declined By ~ "
After fully discussing ahain I 7
voted to accept so per tsni Y \, !
all claims, II IL PET cent y Y h
December. ~ IL per r.ht N
1884. II H. per cent y So
due In July and Y " ~ wv a
due In October. The hrui ".
10 do as the committee rec'l-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-06
CITY COUNCIL.
RESOLUTIONS TRANSFERRING
CITY FUNDS.
Several Accounts AIlowed-To Pay
waterworks Pay-roli-Proceedings
OF the Aldermen in Detail.

The city council was called to order by
Mayor Paddock. Roll call showed alb
sent Aldermen Drake, Mes and Wal
lace.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read BY Secretary Burus and adopted
The fiuanee committee submitted the
following report, which was adopted;
To the HoH5rable Mayor and City Coun-
ell of the City Of Fort Worth.
Geutlemcn--Wc, your committee on
finance. recommend that the portion of
our report adopted by the council at It's
regular mectin held August ~. 1893.
instrnrting the city treasurer 10 make
certain transfers, be and the same is here
by rsscinded, and in lieu thneof the city
treasurer b. instructed 10 make the fol-
lowing transfers, !. e., from ths interest
and sinking fund of the first series bonds
the sum Of SS,5SS.1S 10 the general fund,
being designated TO repay said general
fund for thai amount advanced TO make
good last semi-annual interest payments
ON third fourth and eighth series bonds;
the sum Of S5a3,15 to the interest fund
Of the second series bonds to make good
our ovcrdmft on yaid fund, and he sum
OF 81. All So to the interest fund Of the
seventh series to apply toward covering
oyerdrnft. on said seventh series interest
fund.
We further recommend that Nos. 97i
and 2T2 Of The seventh series bonds. now
held by the sinking fund Of the first
series bonds, be transferred to the sink
ing fund VI the seventh series bonds, and
the par value thereof, with accrued in
tcrcst, total amount, S204T.SG. TO transfer
from said seventh series sinking fund
to a fund to be styled Proceeds of ln-
vestment Bond Sale" aud that said
amount be then transferred from said pro
ceeds of interest bond sale To interest
fund of the seventh series bonds, which
will cover balance Of oyerdraft ON said
interest fund of seventh series bonds.
!. Il Il F EESNs-
The following was adopted;
BE 1t resolved, that the city treas
urer be and IS hereby instructed to trans.
fer the sum of $1,000 from the general
fund to the waterworks general fund,
said amount 10 be replaced by the water
works from their general fund during
tho October quarter Of 1898, said trans
fer is designated 10 make good the water
works payroll for the month of August
1893 ,,,,.,.s.
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