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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

CROWDS OF POOR PEOPLE ADMIRED THE LECTURES
SHOWN ny THE UNIVERSITY SETTLE.
en-


The second annual free loan exhibition o. pIlntings
given b. the University settlement society at the
Nrlehborho,d gull. No. 26 Delaney St. which ccS d
sl;uidiy right, La, been grcat success. TIL" at
tendance from June Il TO July - has been 1920
about 10000 than AT the first annual cXhlih
ton. or the % 2GG. -. .O0 adults and .7Oj
children. The total attendance of visitors dur
ing the dnytim" Wa, :!i.J}j OF which 25,O25 We're
children: 23.53l visitors saw the pictures In tho
evening. with only I.332 children. The manager
~ the exhibition has made n comparison Of tho
figure, for weeks attendance nj his exhibition
with that Of u week, attendance at the Metropolitan
June ~ Mt the Metropolitan Mm'cum. SSH.
while the attendant" for IN" same week al the
Dclanccy-,t. exhibition was 1905. The avcras"
daily attendance at the Metropolitan Museum for
June was 9GI. while the Dclanccy-st exhibition was
attended daily by an average OF 2.lJi people. The
Museum OF Art Is only open two evening, during
the week. while the Loan exhibition open every
evening.
Paul Grollcron'S picture. French soldiers Getting
supper received the largest number OF votes.
totnI Of 1879, Of which G,I27 from adults
and i.7:= from children. Arturo Rcc> picture.
e. French Wedding Feast" received 4.,O3 votes, Of
which lob were from adults and rs were from
children lose Gacgo', signing the Marriage Con
tract" received I,045 votes from adults and l,Gi5
from children. Toby r. Rosc nhal's picture. MuSi-
,ul Genius" received .J3 votes Of which 29i vote,
were from adults. The exhibition tlrpnecd
almost every evening with the poor people of the
their Keen appreciation OF the soccty's efforts to
please and benefit them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
INJURED ~ 4 CARRIAGE COLLISION.

Alfred Parsons. forty-hve years Old, OF west
Troy ~ - hired a horse and light road wagon
at the Fleetwood stables in Sterling Place Brook
lvn yesterday afternoon, and drove down the
ocean Boulevard At the Parkvllle tunnel he was
run into bv an unknown driver and knocked from
hts seat to the ground. He struck upon his head
sustaining an ugly wound at the base OF his skull
which made him unconscious. Mounted Policeman
Vanderbcck Of the Park police rode up hve MN
ut,s after the collision. but the parties who were
responsible FOR 1t had driven on without Offering
,id IN IA. injured man Or Leonard. OF the Flat
bush Hospital. attended him and had nm CON
y-yci there In an ambulance
Mr.. Parsons h. SID to be "A prominent thurman
a homo ~ IrOE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
R,LLOOy ASCENSION POSTPONED.

The balloon ascension which TO be made nj
Fldorado yes eiday afternoon BY Captain Emil
Carton Of the French Army Balloon Corps was post
poned till p. IN. today. the pressure OF gas trom
the mains Of the lIOboken Gas Company being insult
ccnt TO fill the balloon In time for the 10 be-
made before the regular evening performance. About
600 persons had assembled TO witness the ascension
and after waiting patiently for IT. sitting In tho hot
sun several hours, they were greatly disappointed
when the postponement was announced at : O'Clock.
Ths would have been Captain Cartons 1Oith
TIN styward. and lie had expected to be accom-
panied BY his wife and one or two others,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
AFFAIRS IN BROOhL IN.
THE DAY IN PROSPECT PARK.

Prospect Park had it's usual thronS OF SUNDAY
visitors yesterday. and large number OF New
Workers crossed the river 10 spend the DAY III t'c
great pleasure ground. The increased transit IA
cuijics offered by the trolley cars Is respons'p'e
for the increase in the number OF VISITORS over INC
records OF previous years. and while the danger
=, ,c,d.,,s a. or.,,v incr, asc,. there is no lack
of willingness TO take the risk the part OF those
to whom a Sunday spent on the green he'uS anu
shaded slopes Of the Park Is the one bright spot
in a week Of monotonous toll The lake boats Te ere
ail busv YESTERDAY the flower garden attracted an
ItnusuailV large crowd. The concert was Wen at
tended. and the carrousels ana popcorn peters al
IN. NuLuck entrance did Il rushing business
81 lbo-It . o'clock Policeman MahadN tound the
BODY of a man In the shrubbcry on the iake shOIe
n.ar the Terrace Bridge. Iie was about tlrty
wears old. ana hal evidently committed SUICIDE
win a revolver which b" mad. ly orier %! me
Coroner. tie body was taken III S'"' g. ~ '~
, undertaken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Departure Of seventeen parties Of Frceh Air children
and day excursion.
Meeting Of General Eastern Agents Of western Pas.
senger Association lines, No 1859 Broadway.
'As You Like II" out OF doors, Pleasure Bay y. j..
p. m.
Meadow Brook tennis tournament. Southampton. l..
Meeting Of Coffee Exchange members TO consider Clear
ing House project rs y. m.
Brighton Beach races, 3 p m.
Monmouth Park races, 3 80 p. IN.
Broukyn Presbytery meet 10 coneider the Rev j. II
Montg omery's resignation.
st. Luke's Hospital managers meet, 5 10 p.
Music in Washington PARK, y. m.
Close OF Salvation Army jubilee at Prohibition Park
S. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
NE W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Napoleon Gardner who accidentally knocked Mrs.
Catherine Lamb down while escaping from the
Jersey City police. causing fracture OF the wom-
ans skull from which she afterward died, yester-
DAY himself up He is held on a charge OF
manslaughter.
George Colby. thirty years old, OF No. 30 Thorn
St. and George Lumby eighteen years old, of No.
397 Central-ave.. Jersey city, engaged In hght
yesterday morning. Lumby knocked Colby down,
and his head struck the curbstone. Conclusion or
the brain resulted. and Colby was unconscious at
late hour last night. Lumby escaped to New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
Az INSANE IMMIGRANT TO BE PETT' RyED

John Semester. a Swiss immigrant. who came 10
this port on the steamship Belgenland June %.
has been found to be insane and will be returned to
his native country. He went Toledo Immediately
after his arrival 10 visit his brother. and there
developed violent insanity. Investigation showed
that he had been an inmate of an asylum in
Switzerland. and was liberated only short time
before his departure for the United States. He
was brought back to New York Friday, and while
his way from the railroad station to the Barge
Office. managed TO escape lie found yester-
day. and sent to Ellis Island and will be returned
t. Europe on the Friesland. which sails next
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
A LONG VOYAGE FROM SlNTOS

The British steamship Dorset, Captain Couch
arrived here yesterday from Santos. Brazil. She
left Santos on April 10. and has therefore been
nearly four months making the passage. Her
boilers gave out repeatedly forcing her to put
into Bahia and Barbados to have them repaired
On April &c j. W. Corbett. OF New York. a passen-
ger sixty-nve years Old died from general de-
bility, and buried at sea. The Dorset was
towed up from Quarantine by tug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Brookiyn vs. Ncw.NOrK. a. Eastern PARK Bfookl'h.
Bo ton vs.. Philadelphia at 10. 'ol
Washington vs. Baltimore az Baltimore
Louisville ". Cincinnati. AZ Louisville
Chicago ". Cleveland. at Chicago.
ST. Louis Pitt>burc. Mt 81. IoniS.
The Ncw.York and brooklyn teams will play At East
orn Park today and at the Polo Grounds Tuesday
and Wednesday. \ mistake was made In many Of tie
schedules printed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise :55l>un secs 10 Moon Hess :O2 Moons 10
HIGH WArEE TODAY
\ Sandy HOOK 90 GOV I~a.d . 20 Hell Gate II 10
PM-Sa dy Hook - COY. aud - He'll Gate Ii g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

Firs, place in Tia Amateur League race II practically
s.,,led and the Eev.Jerscy A. C. team Will al Lost
win a pcnuant. Wcstervolts pit, hing has done much
~ hrnc abon, this result, The STAIN leland CrH"t'
have good chance 10 finish second ad II looks a. u
the present champions and tho Enelceooi lI'd tlub
team would have 1t for last place. Tho record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

Tn. Troy tolrn continues mold the lead In the race
FOR ,he Eastern League pennant, with sprhrh'o ''"
and Erie thl:i The Troans have not bccn iofml'oe
, ,a,o aud TO ch,uco, are that the n1ah viii D. a.
interesting one Tie record 10 date f. a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

CAMBRI Ket,el"r. German Charge dAiair"s
at Washington and Lieutenant ese Of the GermaA Ii
CATION. PARK ANENC It omH.o lore w. Meade,
L. S. Navy. VICTORIA-'ienersl Lyons. Governor Of
Rerm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

the reason we told that story Judge" and the otner
boy solemny backed up his compnnioI's statement
The boys were put In the bf the Gerry soclety:
Robinsons father Is at present serving nine months
term the Island for a minor offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
Announcements

MILHAG'S tALlSAiA a. Il standard tonic, apo
tilc and anti mai r,l j. .ibrt to interruptions .lt, m
,,ct the genuine. loJ Broadway.
Or Saniords Liver lnvisOrator Is "a vegetable
culc for biouSne'e, constipation Indigestion IL cures
,,pou.ands annually-rry II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Vessel. Line. For. Mails Close. Vessel Sails.
CITY OF Para Columbian, Colon. 10 200 IN IL 90 N
TUESDAY, AUGUST l.
Navel G. LLOYD. Bremen. u 80 a m 90 n m
seminole clyde. Charleston. ..... 3:tO u mn
Tallahassee ocean, Slvdnnah....... ..... 100 d m
Wordsworth. Iarport Holt Brazil. 80 a IN ~ zoo m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Q
Tcuonr White stu IL Vrrpool...... 10 a m o 90 a no
Manitoba tlaltic-rrIIs 10 don...... ....... ....
y lcslund Red star. Antwerp. 30 "A IN 30 m
Atlas. Port-au-P Prince IL u IN 1
Yucatsn, 4 Cuba Havana..-. 100 y IN 90 IN
THURSDAY AUGUST8
Columbia Hamb.Amer, Southampton 700 m 10 90 q m
Peruvian, Anan-Stats, GlssgoM."... ~m.r, zoos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
HENRY A DANIELS NJ ID

~ WEST scTHST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System, Genito. Urinary
Organs, Impoteney and Ste!ty. Hours. . TO /. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
H. 0'Nei|| &C.,,
9Th Ave., 10th to 2lst St.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
LAST OF CLEARING SALES.

Having completed our semi-an-
nual inventory and to make room
for early Fall impOrtatiOns, we
shall place on sale To-day, the
31st, all of our large and varied
stock of Summer Dress Goods, at
prices that will insure their i'm.
mediate sale.
Our stock of Robes is especially
choice, and our patrons, appreci.
ating as they do. exclusive styles,
should not fail to inspect the
large assortment OF Separate Pat.
tern Dresses and Paris Individual
Robes marked at unusually low
prices.
IN THE BASEMENT
Last of the clearing sales for this
season: 1000 yards Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods, Challies and
Serges, % cents, 311a cents and
so cents per yard. The greatest
opportunity OF the year.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Coffee Options opcucd doll unchanged
tc points down. olnsel stcady. WfiO
points down, March. lltflf.H0; Apr
NtNWNt luN; MAY. HlO fN1ii NSN. July.
AlW1N1l logo, Seut. slW ilafiNHO Spot
h.e. dull easy SO. q NJ t.SliS
! Sgsar Raw dqll. casy ioir rehnihc,
~ luHs; ceuiriiusals 500 test 8N' re-
hucl quiet, sioldy. o0 A. : i-iWl p.iOi
W0nid a. 4 1910 i-i0; standard A.
= NiiNl4 3-lt CONFECTIONERY a. = l-iHr
i-c, cut loaf. ,-ilHb IS. crushed.
b 3lNfh rs. powdered, l-Sfa iiU:
granwotcd, 3 o.lNti1 Us; Cubes i.SlJ
z l-16
Chicago, nl. March N if there was
aW d9ue' about wheat heug inanipu.
ncWs received last uieht from Washing
zen was calculated go So.
press prices and dishpartcn
ordinary holders, nnd muugurnte
% Regular bear campaign. Traders got
all ieady for this but it did not comr.
There was the peculiar ight ot opening
OF traders afraid to trade 8 Tow bad
buying oulers Hnd whcn thcy startct n
90 get wheut they found mono ufprinu.
I ihcN also felt, or thought they fplt. The
hand Of huh clique strong undor The
market shorts who hcsltatrd at FIRST
wVrc quickly converted into buyers In
stead OF q break uf 2 or cents and e
ponlchy market there was buuud of
Z ~, which put MAY prices at as soon
niter opening This upset an colcuh-
tom The impetus proved stronger thnn
the government reports and ON hourish
influences There was heavy realizing
ai The advance under which prices yicld-
ed 90 about Yesterdays close.
Leading Mturcs closed.
! Wheat Mowh. T3aSc; May T07.Sc;
I JulN, ~ tt~Ul3c
Corn Mnrh a. 14Wt1 $50, MAY,
/ tlufii s.; July, - 2lrll H.Nc.
Oot March, 303-ic, May d3 l.Sc.
I june 31-Sc
Mess pork Nav. StTN2 t-2.
lard May. Si2 o. i2. july, Stlt5.
I September Stt.22 In
Short ribs May SiO111
/ Cash quotations.
No SPRING wheat 81 b-SdilJ 3-Sc,
! No. rcd 80 a.Stii} $3.50.
NO corn, 40 -lGDii a.Sc. Nc oats,
/ Sic.
Moss pork. SiTCOutTG2
! lard. St232 i-2Wl2Ja
/ Short rihs Sidos, loose, Sl01i0
| 1O17 l.2.
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, So15a
| OSI i.@
Short clcor sides, bo,cd, Sio5o0
| 1850
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
highly Pleased

Crawford. Tex, Sept, ~, 1892.
10 The Fort Worth Gazetto.
Gentlemtn! Your premium Ga.
gettn sowing machine received yesterday
accompanying il was hvoyonr guar.
nntot We are highly pleased with the
appearance OF tho machine. aud viii
write you later ~ 90 he true merit
Yours truly.
q. A. sTANDFnR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A rReT CLAss MAcIINn-

Guthrie. KuF couty. Tex,
Fob. 10, 1893
10 The Gazette.
chino. mn fright side up with care" aud
AM pleased 10 nay my vito thinks 70 ono
al no best machines She hns ever uend. !
gonld advise an wanting nrsi-clnEa
sowing machines 10 send f1r The Ga.
zottss. Yours truly, n, w. SLOAN.
MORE TEsTimONK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Fort Worth, Tex Sept, 28,1s02
Editor of Gazette
Allow mo 10 my IN behalf Of The
Gngptte machine that have had
one in constant ESQ for the past Cghioen
months, and during that time u has
done tho best of work. nud proven itself
as good us any 500 machine Wishing
YOU much success, aH yOu can safely
recommend IT, Very respectfully,
M. FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
49, 1r Is RnpREsrNrnp.

pnul's valley 1 r., Jan. 2S 1903
To Tho Fort Worth Gazette.
/ received premium sowing machine
hnyc tostpd Il md hnd it an that you
representa- splendid machine. Runs
lght aud does The work woll Respect.
luly ELhAN ". IUNAb.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
49, rnAr IS cLAIMnD ron I'M

"a The Fort Worth Gazette
f,e1tietnon j aot rny machine home
C,br,et1nqs pgn. u ig M thRt y0u claim
III for 10 Every lady who has seen Il
,.st mo and know have the finest
NM boa machine 20 this nelehborhood
an well pleased with d. 4 think that
t.ei ,gas the hest spent ~ auy f2J I over
,.ent an anything ! gave $50 % 90
egant "a an improved American, and II
MA ~ he machine nor did ID have the
sff1ehmmita The Gazette nachhie has,
r.n rld All the praise you Wish. fOuf
inuNiUne NJ worthy ~ it
SARAH M'ELWhEATH.
Niekham. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

Quiet. midllmr. % i.iG. spIps 5Oo bales;
receipts 1900 lmlos, shipments, 500
tulcs: stocks 100000 bulcs
ST. LOUIS wool
ST. Louis. Mo, March A. Wool Re-
rripls extremely light with ucuyc he
mnnd fnr choice bright siprk, nlso Tor
tuh-wHshcd which iu light otter prices
relatively higher al west ihuu H'hhoqrd'
whore STOCKS larger and money string
cncy prevails; prices here firm, UNI
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Cbicgeo M March -Coulc-Rc.
coipts, 300; shipments 500 good 60
primo export. &bWWtuO, choicc fat
steers. Sl7m6 20 others S35WtGI;
stuskpr.. So .la.l go, cows, c&1ONti.un.
Hop Receipts. GUuO; shipments,
none. market dcmouhzoi; inncy honvy,
SSOUuH %. choice heavy ~ tVdt a1i
assorted light S7GVdD6J, pigs AND
Sbsop lrccipts. 1900 shipments
none; market slow, weak, western sheep.
So 4rI5hO native sheep, Si5Dn iUOi
lambs, St0O6f44O
ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK
81. Louis. Mo-, March II Cattle Re
ceipte. 1900; shipmonts. 100: uendy.
fair 20 active, choice native steers, 500
600. fair TO good fed Texans, $1,000
Iloes-Reccipty. 100; shIpmcnts. 1900;
5lL1Uc lower. heavy, Nt.AWIlNDt MID
ding. S73Od7 80. light 81 1901 20
Sheep Receipts, nouci shipments
none. no market.
"'' KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kpnpas City. No. March A.. Cattle
-Rccdpts. 400. shipnonts, zoos dun;
ginors. 1Od26c lower; dressed beef and
chipping, SiOMJ5O, cows choice,
Arndy: othors To- lower COWS and
heifers. 81 OoGf430; feeders lower; stock
ems aud feeders S3.1lM4 -; mo- Texans.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments. l20O.
iO02Oc lower eXtrcme range, Ab.20W
7.25: bulk, S715mG 40
Sheep Ileccipts 900 fhipmonts, zoos
uuiet; wrak: mutt0ns $2oJWLpO
HEAVY WOOL FAILURE
Portland, Ore. March H. iioshland
Rr0s the largest wool dealers in fhr
northwest made an assignment 10 ulc
Bank of British Columbia, ihsir only
creditor The assets VIII cover ihe la
bilities
PROVISION MARKETS
So. Ionis. NO. March n. Hour
Quiet buyers holding OF.
Wheat tmsettlod but very lively, nd
yancine - early breaking ~ rnllyiug
10 weakening aud cloaing l-iCM"S
Iigber than Yesterday 80. 2 red cash
AVE. 155 i.Sc: March. G5e. April, CTci
Nav. 81 SIC; July, go 3sc.
Corn Was bullish nu government
osHnnte closing hrm i-a1fi-l atpyc yes
to-day. NO mixed cash, $780, MARCH,
81 7-sc. April 3s II - May ~ 1-sh;
'' 0su Neglected; No 2, cash, sio;
Corn meal STEADY. sl9O
Cotton Ties Unchanged.
Tagging . $40 3D.
WHISKY Sill
Provisions Very quiet 20 demand
Tor round lots prices unchanged Ircfpt
Hams sugar cured, lower l3 i'2M
l41
Kansas city. Mo, Ma-eh =, Wheat
Duii. unsettled 30 2 rcd, W J hnbd -.
Corn Fair demand at yes'erlny's
New York, March ~ Wheat Spot
6rupr, moderately active no rcd.
store aud elevator n l-li options ne'
| tive. Irregular closed nrm'. 10 = req,
| May. "a "a, june rs ~ July ~ "a.
Corn Spot frm, dNl' 10 o3 2tl
% "a elevator. opii0ns irregular Gloss ?
steady quiH April, ~ 3-s. May "a l-fi
July 81 3n
Molasses FOrelgn, uoiuluali .hew or
leans open kettle good " choice illif
| acflre lrm al 3olts8
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
The GAZETTE MACHINE
What Those Who Have Used u say Of tho
Cheapest Machine In toe MaraOl
nr.,-cra.. rye,y rartlcur,e

Tirst- class iu Evrry Particular
Grcenvillc. August -. 1892
To the Democrat Publishing Co
4 received my sowing machine, aud
viii say Co yol that We are more than
pleased with It. ! nnd Il iu guod order
chine iu every particular My wife
and also dnd Il 90 ho hrt. closs ma.
SAYS To tell you chat she don't think
hard OF YOU about the delay, shc is too
well satisfied with 49, and would not
give II MP for any SEQ machine, We
wish you long lie ana great success
lluruh for the Democrats aud three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
company, of Fort Worth, Texas May
your paper ever spread and carry the
glad tidugs of that noble mnchine 20 q
thousand moro homes. You may put all
l have said m your paper 10 you like.
Yours truly,
S D. JOHNSON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


MANSION.
c,g,seorse X Sprague ana wife. New y,-t
R KIN a. ngffal boston. Mass lfm
lStcne Wiz; w. Il. shnfrr Kanses ~.
~ ~ hnllnshead Detroit, a. Al SIX
vvpeh9. nan; ~. II johnson. Duluth. bal
Va AluMmff Minneapolis. W. H. rrrsf
ridge SAN Angelo. f., echssi,eer ie,i t
,r "tl'h fArr' Jas. d Evans. iigltsr
,eNasi j. ID ScorEiHs Denfar. Id al
n.s3W hempsiead, }. A. shannon. pur.
Prank y Canton and rnn1snv
elss Lea BouWare. Bowie. mos .ramrnn,i
GWettWatwi Miss Alice SAnders VirbttS
ko.,,, Newman, Sweetwatcr. y. IA.
Mss saile Mutt Granhury Jas Fyer.t,
SMeetWAter. W. A. Kerr Granbufgt Dave
9Nl.Sne'p colorado. y. Noodle Comantbe.
fioiacs VI o, Hsoya'k b,allllingcr Earle
ernoni y. Wardcli Baltimore. Mdt
LL.hoy w. Reed. Ballinrer: j. 4. Cela.
se 5Sy' ~ =, sio9se Memphis. Robert Eii.
n Neuwlrth Del no. Iouis White T@ve1,
1; ~ Nimperly AiilHnd. j M parron
Midland Pike Maddox. rpvns. Colonel
~. IT, tillison, Sr. Denton. John b. Steph-
Army.
ARLINGTON INN
~ Il. PETER, Kansas city Miss IWian
LeWls New York. Lawrence Msrston
NeW York w, A. Whiucpr and wife New
Nj Monenhagen. baltimore. N. n. Dawson
~ Louis. John w. Herweg Cincinnati,
MnA hOsenheimer, New York q. n Gray
Minneapolis ll,IP =. Gray. Indianapolis; e.
", iittt. furt Worth. w. A. lrildCl. Fort
Worth n q. Hale, baltimore; A. vi. Ros.
enhcld, Atlanta, Ca. E y Levy. Memphis.
w .. Dennis, New York. rhOnins Morthiug
ton, Manchester England; vs.. Moud pU.
George Wortllngton, Now York. A. Uor-
!4nn' NeW lurk j. ]. lutku. and family.
Fort Dodge j. r. Davis, Tupeka. Kan
LLfee ,larkt Parsons, Kan j. H. Flanagan,
chicago u 8. lcaso. Chicago. y W. Ou.
yer, Kansas city George * Duncan Boa-
Ton; ". II. James, ST. Louis; Cnas. n.
Franklin, Denver.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
S. J. JOHNSON.
Grcenyillc. Hunt county, Texas.
an rnat i Claimed forIt

Walnut Tex. May 20, 1892
Fort Worth Gazette
I am 10 receipt ot Tho Gazette SOW.
Inc mnchiuo aud find Il 90 ho MI YOU
claim for %. We are delighted with tho
iuish aud the work h does Think it
very chpnp Tor such o. machine and
equal 60 $40 ur $50 machine
Yours with thanks for n,
H. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
A zine $50 sewing mssmno for only ssa
Try One.

gllyerton. Tex, Dee, 3. 1892,
To Tho Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentiomoui The high arm sewing ma.
chime y al YOU claim f0f u - Is lrsi-
ciaaB ia every rrgpecl ny VIE ~ Dc.
ftiahad. neht running, and giYel ca,
tire eadsfBctiO1. Respectfully,
y" -, H. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12

p,s,samship IRON Galveston, Tex
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-12
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Steady but Un-
changed in Price.
FUTURES GENERALLY HIGHER,
According to the Government Report Wheat
Shoui Have Gone Down but II Didn't
Corn and Oats Sugar
and Coffee.
ON CHANGE

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