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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Domestic Giluntons tOantcc0
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r. NTH NDNNF, NuESt. VALET, or elm-
r. m o'r Of m, fl II t,..i,s I'm o.. ri,,H
-p-t.- Eng isl and q, r. ,u nu.uff, trust.
ftiy n.Nlfe ald rn'..r. 4, mon. h.- ~
me ~ecIl.h Anbn.aace So,lrtv. Adlre-s
- l'NE go ''i'--t.- so. Q" Hr'ohi'".
\ GENTLEMAN wishes 90 recommend q
vnufe Enu. l-l0nau all. l- , p,ot ,,,Id,u.r
and dorl-f. has no oii..fi,. 10 I,,' MIR
nor,. and can div n ..t,. ,onnffv M
f'lcI. PETER LttDi,EfiER; box -,
Alanlchf, warren county y. ).
RI-TLFR English. .vl..o- q .itu,tlon
in private family tn.fuueht undrr-
'und- his lu,inr-S ma, Wr PCT oi 'ii}
.c'f'"'' H' LII. ~ i''t i''n-'e.
RrTLER -By q man who hIr.uahly
unccrsiani Z, Ms Dn,i. hi- 'e''iri 'c'r,'
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Giant W"r"uthIF ger tilu> me- Nur'-,
/ having MAJ rNnerlclc' h"ti 10 Inslanu ana
ih.s count v riv o. country COUNTRY pr
drn.. f. II AS We.t l3l..t. rrng bell
thfce timc.
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| ianlN hithN fr'"HIn' '0.'i TOR n fhli-
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cmplotcr. Nrw.Nor. family. NOD =, &. d.,
Tribune Uptown Dhrr. % iiila iWIt.
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Ing In a rc.tifiri { OF ho.c.. Willing - De
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crcacc-. Aldrcss II. LANCE. $40 Last
SSth--t.
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- cook aud but,or in private family; will
~ ana nhiising Dee, lrl' r'n''' N"A''7'
II. l. TO ''"'u'a'.' bl""h'sh'
COOK ~ .f and -cconI nr.t--las. for
hotel or hoardlne-hou-,. or largo restaurant.
$50 faciiic-'t.' brooklyn. ----
tOACUMAN. ISEII' I.-NAN wishes 10
change position on n OFT october . sintle
Young man. German near ..te reference.
| II MIL "'N 90 ~ ''' "'" '' ~
COACIMAN.-C Color 4 Just dlsrueac d ,
| cNurrl ,pced uvc and tn verr,' best refer.
| .nrr. no objcctlnn L short distance IN com.
iw: with ioard. Aaar.-- l.. X. Tribune
IIloMn onicc. 2i2 hros1"ay
| tOAi lMAN-topk. by Ifpi'H'',1
man aud wife: man tL'r,ucily uudcr-t'nd'
the cae ard MANAGEMENT 81 I'm hof-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Real estate 10 &frhanae.

FREE and clear farm and cash to OK
change for mats or tcncmcnts. owner,
MARTIN & BRO. II WJll-st.
NINTH WARD INVESTMENT Five
story. superior built modern flats ; always
rented; e,chsngc for free and clcaI country
place OwI ers, MARTIN BkO.. II
Wall--t.
TWO LARGE TENEMENTS, fully
renfci 10 exchange for country seat.
MARTIN. owner, Al Wallet.
VALUABLE AVENUE CORNER, Fast
side Investment exchange for free ara
cl1ar cuntiy seat OWNER. 60 Broad
wsV. Room 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Real Gstate Wanteo.

AN ADVERTISER will pay cash. for
residence on small farm or plot, norm OF
Harlem River. line OF rapid transit. N9rs ,i,
ORR ar Harlem Railroad Address "HOTES
ADVERTISING" 3 Park Place, New-fork.
An LOOKING To buy a home. medium
size house or cottage, West side, hiph
ground Washington or Harlem klN'T
Heights; want cash bargain nrst hands .
no agcits describe fully name nrsi Dcs'
BOX Gill
WANTED .-Py small. reliable Amcri-
can family. partially furnished house
wonlr boari owner or physician with
privilege Of others Address II. F.. BON
- Trlhnme IntOMm Once, ~ u NoY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Ciip Real Cstale for Sale

A.-B.-C.-FOR SALE. furnished or un-
furnished handsome private four-~tOry
PARK West. with good view OF Park; -
feet wide 50 feet deep win DEflcr's
pantry extension Oh lot 100 feet So inchcs
deep: box stop. hardwood finish. sanitry
plumbing. electrical gas appliances. pa. eIi-
Ger elevator newly decorated aud furnished :
immediate -, session given If desired price
SIC 800, $I3. 800 In cash furniture extra.
Address -. Is. c. BON 81. Tribune once
CALL FOR OCR LUSTRATFD
catalogue Of suburban and country property
for sale: Jusf ISSUED nf send cents in
stanus WILLIAM H. lJNr & Co..
- NsndcIbilt-a,c.. opposite Grand Central
DclCt.
73D.sT., 1G9 WEST, near Bouicv1ri.-
For sale reasonable price, or VIII rent
furnished 10 private family convenient u
all cars. Inquire Of occupant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
90 Get for Business pnrposs


BUILDINGS, STORES, LOFTS.
IL. and Offices. Desirable locations.
gt1I'SOM BROTHERS. s2G Broadway.
MODERN OFFICES IN Decker Build
tho Union Square; jrst completed pr.
,-, anu,intm MIS-. Apply 10 DEth Err
BKO1 Hers. owners. on premises.
10 PARK PLACE. facing elevat d sta
-, ai.gout store basement and cellar
sri,sble any business. PLAss, "a Broid'
way. ----------,
"a and IS LISPENAHD-ST.. stor' ard
10 an~ S5xfOO: four lofts, 50xIOO each
La, ,rd,or cheap rent. PLAs-S. 23i Broad
way.
ATS In Decker Building. Union
-. messenger and freight ele' ators y
s s9,en, light Perfect appointments Apply
&c nacEor BROTHERS. owner on premises
ApyEETI sEfMiIEHSTSs f ANP Po SHPS SRI R.
IloNSSv - BE RECEIVED AT THE Up.
ecwv orriCE, no; ~ BrSaa ,nvr - =.
90 s-TS at ire following Branch o.
oce. oa Shave. 8. g. cor. 23d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Apartments h)ante0

A GENTLEMAN desires 10 rent an en-
,r| floor. unfurnish shed preferred In prlNs,e
IL, =. occupied by owner only, below f"'"-
- near Central Park highest references
Given and required. Address IhhMA'
EEST p o. Box 2.O99.
-wANTEp-An uniuruishcd floor, with
- without In q good location. Address
Mr. OWEN. BOX 8. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale

FACTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
ten lots. Including corner, with TWO Ihd
hire. story buildings nearly new. suitable
for foundry or manufacturing Will sell fpr
les than the value OF The ground I"rc
chance convenient % ferries car' anl
docks. Apply 20 COKWJlH BROS, 800
Manhattan ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
fnrnisbso flat. iuanteo.

WANTED BY TWO ADTLTS.--A small
wcll-furnishcd fiat on Wost side. about
$50; best Of reference or security. D., 80
West 20th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

CONCHMAN. TSEFT Imam. - Single.
~eotchman. understands furnace and steam
heating, good references. Address n. w.
~ Gth-aNp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB.
UNE WILL Pr RECEIVED At TUE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. .242 Broadway.
VERTISFMEN'rS at the following Branch
Oifices o5i Hghih.aNe. 100 Third.ave.,
corner Forty-seventh. $50 East Forty.
12Sth-st.. near Third-avc ,no6 Third-aye..
near Slxty.nrst ST.; 1,70S fbst-ave.; log
West Forty cCond-st 1872 ColumbuSavt-
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fslp Wantso.

felp Wantso.
LIVE AGENTS WANTED all the time
for our a.. Telling houSchold novelties. +.
l.. LONEWELL, 2.9No Market--t., Phiia-
delphia, Penn.
Males
AGENTS.-s5 daily profit selling "Whit"
satin B0quct - tie most lasting perfume
made: new method of selling. require. no
talk other fast selling goods in same Inc.
!. PUTNAM 4 CO., West Winstcd Conn.
COACHMAN WANTED.-A fr-t-cllss,
temperate wcll-apicaIng E0n, who under
stand the position ana willing . be use
COW to milk: must hate good references.
>. b. ASHLEY, Fall River. Mass.
NON.UNION PRINTERS WANTED
Send name and address 10 Box 81, Indian
apolS, Ind.
WANTED.-Rcl men air adv travel
ling al slnCu. 10 "a y oul luIiiclni' a. "A
side line. MANUFACTURERS Oil CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
wANTED.-A competent butler English
Apply Monday. between 10 aud IL Il. H.,
at Wet i1tia-st.
WANTED.-An assistant bookSc1,er or
Office assistant must be- good pccnman:
quick aud accurate at figures resident Of
Ncw-York and graduate Of business college
preferred. AuufcHs W. II. w. iID"hc
On.cc.
WANTED.-Eoy about II ror steady
Office work. Address PERMANENtN,
Tribune Oiice.
WAN IED.-TNenty state AGENTS for the
greatest carriage sIecial'y known. mill In~
us'd annually exclusive iianrhise liberal
commissions: incNpensiv" outnt a safe and
hGnrralle bushes for c1ruc-t and honor
allie men. THE VALENTINE COMPANY,
Washington, u. (.
Females
GOVTRNESS AID CONPANION.-By
young lady 10 Instruct two call ti"1. 10 ana
lG piano. SINGING. clOcutiol. Latin. cree X,
French-Engl. III branches, drawing mole ate
CON Delsation and homo. rONERNESS,
Herald" Agency, $50 Thiid-avc.
WNNTED.-A competent Gcruln or
qulrd Apply Tuesday at E,St 9oth'st
WANTED.-A -ronoersphcr and Ham
mcnd typewriter. accustomed T. business
correspondence. Apply by tyTr.writ'en let
tor stating past cNp'i ,nsr and >AlarF de-
sired GLASS. Box u. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED.-Gcrman or English Protest
an, giil TO care for older children. do lign,
chamberWofk and sowing must have INST
class reference. Apply before J. Monday.
f2a Wet End-ave.. near s1ih-st.
NNTFD.-Fir-i-cin. laundrc--. Prot
estant German preferred wae"s 81: must
have city reference. Apply before noon
icG West Endaye.. near s5ih.st
wANTED-An cxIericncci roscfnc.. to
t,kr charge - and instruct thrce children
I'm English. German and music. CAL or az
dre., Mr. W. &. H.. 123 ircspect-st.. East
Orange, y. j.
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Males
lou Nc MAN, -, graduate EASTMAN
nusihtss College, having thorough knowl-
euge OF d0ub.c-emry bOokkeep NJ. desires
position In house wheIt honesty and
s'tlct attention 10 business j. apr ciated (;
Isl references. Addrc-, T.. NJ. D., care
NOVEL;, I..St COlunbus-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
flats 10 Get FURNISHED.

FURNISHED. eight rooms. All light; TO
May lst. SO. JANITOR. 2i2 West 43d-,t
FLATS AND AIARTM ENTS, furnished
and unfurnisha1 De~iratl" locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s2G Broadway.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
Sad News.
j. V. Soo1yr,
Secretary.

The following telegrapnic message
was sent out from Little Rock yestcr-
day: The condition..of Governor Eagle
is very critical and the end is expected
at any moment. His pulse to-day was
as low as 32, and if there is no inn
provement soon he will not live an
other day.
This sudden relapse is due to the
work which he has performed in the
preparation Of his retiring message to
the General Assembly, which he COM
pleted last Saturday. II is believed
by those who have seen 1t to be the
best document Of the kind ever sent
to the Arkansas Legislature.
We trust that Gov. Eagles condition
may prove less serious than The above
report would lead us to believe. Tho
honored and beloved invalid has long
since won warm spot in the hearts
Of his country, and now that the sands
Of his life are running low, the hearts
of his people go out in deep sympathy
with bis sad aflliction.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
Mensures of Precaution.

In view of the danger from the
cholera epidemic in the coming spring,
the North Atlantic Steamship Con-
ference, which includes the Allan, the
Dominion and the Beaver lines, have
instructed all their European agents
TO refuse to book any German emil
grants for the United States or for
Canada, unless the would-be passen-
gers had been removed from German
territory three weeks previous to the
sailing date. This proposition will
practically suspend all German, Russian
and Poland emigration, as Hamburg
where the cholera has reappeared, Is
the port of exit. In addition, by
strict orders of the conference, all
British or continental emigration TO
the United States has also been sus-
pended 30 far as the boats Of the COM
panies composing that body are con-
cerned. Only British and Scandina-
vian emigrants can be booked for
Canada and carried by the lines COM
posing The conference. The Scandi-
payian outflow, however will be very
large. The agents, op the basis Of ad'
|
vices already received believe that the
present year will show tho largest
number of emigrants ever yet record
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Ot
and 81 bottles by all leading drug,
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, nv
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
Constitutional Neutrality-suspicious.
Handy, Amis, Witt.

Constitutional Neutrality-suspicious.
Handy, Amis, Witt.
Judiciary-IIamby, Gaughan, Petit
grew, Witt, Wilson, Mehatley, Amis,
Sloan, Quincy.
Observation-Disclosures, Davidson,
Casey, Weaver. Adams.
Finance-Harkey, Redwine, Gaugh-
an, Mehaffey, Sloan, Liddell, Hill,
Word, West.
Circuit and Inferior Courts
Gaughan, Oyler, Witt Galloway,
Quinney
Observation-Disclosures, Mehafiey,
Smith, Erwin, G.. w. Bell.
Railroads and Other Improvements
Smith, Russ, Lucas, West, Adams.
Corporations-Amis, Smith, Red
wine, Russ, Casey.
State Lands-West, Hill, Handy,
Gaughan, j. IL. Bell.
After hard days labor, both
bodies adjourned until O'Clock a. m',
to-day.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
Proceedings of the Citizens Meeting

ITOCeGuluRb VI bho OlVANoAS hAVoNhb'
Pursuant to call, mass meeting Of
citizens assembled in the United
States court room, on January 1lth,
1898, at o'clock p. M, and was called
10 order by Col. John lIallum.
On motion, G. A. Hays was elected
chairman and j. " Scott, secretary.
The chairman explained the object of
the meeting to be to take some action
towards extending the jurisdiction of
the United States court at this place,
over portion of the Indian Territory.
The meeting was addressed by Col.
Hallum, b. M. Foreman and others,
showing the importance to this city
of urging and securing the passage Of
House Bill No. 1911, now pending be-
fore Congress.
On motion of G. w. Fouke, COM
mittee was elected, consisting of G.. A..
HAYS. John Hallum and b. M. Fore
man, to prepare petition urging the
passage Of the measure now before
Congress, and arrange for its circulo-
ton both in this section and in the
Indian Territory.
On motion of B. NJ. Foreman, Mes
srs G. w. Fouke, w. II. Arnold and
sam Gibson, were appointed com
mitteo on Finance to solicit contribu-
ton for pushing the matter Of the
passage of the bill.
On motion of w. II. Arnold, Col.
John lIallum was requested to pub
hsh the facts and statistics, relative to
the advantages to the city, in having
the jurisdiction of the court extended
over a portion Of the Indian Territory,
On motion the meeting adjourned
to meet in this room on Jan. 10th,
I 1893, at 1880 o'clock, p. m.
G. A. HAYS,
j. V. ScoTT, Chairman,
Secretary.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
Combining Against Mills.

One of the many alleged combina-
tions being and having been, formed
in the Lone Star State, for the pur-
pose of electing some one of the sew
eral favorite sons Of Texas, to the
United States Senate, Is reported as
follows:
at is rumored tonight that in the
event Of hitch in balloting on United
States Senator tho Hogg men and
Populists will unite and elect llogg.
A hitch Is what the Hogg men want,
and for that reason Ireland, Terrell
and Chiffon will all run, so as to di-
vide tho vote and cause settlement
OH dark horse, which will be Hogg.
Their whole aim Is to defeat Mills, and
they will hold the strongest man to
the last, letting the others do the
skirmishing. The Hogg men tonight
claim that Mills defeat is certain
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12
FEDERAL BUSINESS FROM THE
INDIAN TERRITORY.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT:

EDITOR DEMocRAT:
AS the citizens meeting last evening
was instructed to prepare short ar-
ticle for publication in your paper, in
dicating the advantages to accrue TO
Texarkana by extending the jurisdic-
tion of our Federal court, over that
part of the Indian Territory which
naturally, and by every consideration
of Justice, both TO the inhabitants of
the Territory aud citizens of Texar-
kama, belongs to II. At present the
Federal courts at Fl Smith, Wichita,
Kas., and Paris, Tex, absorbs this ju-
risdiction, have before me tabu-
lated statement from the Treasurer of
the United States, showing the run
ming expenses of these courts for the
years 1889, 1890 and 1891, rs follows;
Fort Smith ....,....,.... $777445
Paris ...,...,,.,,,.,, 599,176
Wichita ....,....,..... 259,69S
Total ....... ........... 81, ,636,319
This is cash expenditure paid to
witnesses, jurors and marshals in the
cities for three years, where the courts
were held
Our court ought to have, say one
fourth of this patronage, which would
have emptied into The lap of ofTexarkana
during tho same period, S409,07S.
The incidental and inevitable advan-
tages which follow, are more than
five times greater. This vast volume
Of litigation, would bringus in contact
and constant communication with 80
600 people. This would bring COM
merce to our doors, and empty into
the lap of our city, an amount five
times in excess Of that paid by the
government, to run the courts, and
every citizen from the boot-black to
the banker, would share in the pros
perity. This Is not theory, it Is
demonstrated in the financial prosper
ity Of the cities OF Paris, TT. Smith
and Wichita.
There is virtually no opposition to
us, from any source in this matter, at
least none that would not easily give
way, if we are true to ourselves.
The territory we purpose to annex
to this jurisdiction is 80 by go
miles in extent, or 1890 square
miles, embracing a population
of 10000 in the Choctaw nation, three
| fourths of whom are whites. These
people fovor this move, because 1t in
creases their facilities, and is to their
interest We have a community of
interest, and no opposition from any
source that has a right to urge IL.
The question now confronting us is,
shall we remain Rip Van Wrinkles and
mossbacks, or move forward and en-
brace the facilities and utilize the ad-
vantages which are at our doors.
Come out to our meeting next
Monday night, at the new Federal
building, and lend the encouragement
of your presence to those who are la
boring for the common good of all.
JOHN HALLUM,
| Committee.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-12

Notice reduced prices offered by the
Texarkana Mattress Mfg. Co., else
where. They make good mattresses
at from So to 81. Call on Mr.. Reh-
kopf, at the factory, near Kizers plan
ing mill. l-l0-tt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14

Special 10 the Gazette.
Waco, Tex. Dec, IA dispatch from
little Rock says that the IAltc Rock,
Hot Springs and Texas Railroad com,
pany was chartered at that city last
woo, and that uih Lott Ia at tho head
Of the enterprise.
Tie destination Of the line, MS suited
IL the charter is Paris. Texas but there
are not few citizens Of Maoa, who
believe that Lott il headed 10 ibis city.
lie has large amount Of property
here, and, rs everybody hero Is aware,
u most kindly disposed toward tho city.
He has beon practically hidden ont for the
past two years, during which time, Il Va
understood, he has been maturing plan.
for his present project. With him IA
MIR. j. T. Nelson, who ia well known
in Waco and bus been identified with
Lofts projects for years, cspHiHlly ia
the building Of the san Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway,
by some the proposed railroad j. con-
ncotcd with the interests VI Mrs Hottie
Groom, One thing appears from the lie
tie Rock dispatch and that 4 That lou
Is at the head Of another railroad enter
prise and according TO several close Oh
servers, several of whom arc Intimately
connected with the great ailroad builder
Waco has not little reason To Wien,
the projcct with much interest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-14
poon JIM ROBINSON.


Dallas Tex, Dee. l3.-A sad sceno
prsentel itself to the spectators In
the county court today.
James II. Robinson aud wife WIRE
arraignd on charge Of luhacy, and a
jury promptly convicted them aud nm
0rlcr was issued for their commitment
10 the asylum at Nrrch For the past
SIX weeks the couple have been under
spntmcnt at the Bellevue lnhfnay, aud
Dr.. Brooks OF that Institution, hnding
their cases almost hopeless, made tic
complaint which lead 10 the court taking
action. lhe man Is a mental wreck;
The woman is rational at time. aud re-
tains evidences Of former beauty and
refinement,
Jumes H. Robinson Is one Of tho best
known railroad rate clerks In Texas.
lie has huen division rate man for the
Texas and Pacific under the admniara-
tons OF the late II. w mccullough and
Gaston MeNlicr aud IN years gone lg
WAS with the Santa lee aud Southern Pa
zine. He ranked IA one Of the hos, In
the South Robinson aud his wife arn
natives Of Mobile, Ala lilo is "A bromide
hend and she IS addicted 10 the mnr-
pline habit last spring Mrs Robinson
attempted suicide 90 Mnsipn street
b9aniing house. Their wreck il well.
night complete.
Rohinsons position IN the goneral Of
iccs has been filed