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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

NJ 1 Eli.
X NJ MInker. London
w Wolfe, Victoria
A Kuersteiner, Gin
&c Fremont, u S n
j X Bride, spokane
NJ Gunner, Russia
A C. Mckenzie. Omaha
Miss Emery, Seattle
Mrs + II Buck & fy, Vile
| A Linton, st Louis
O Harris. Hamburg
HE Mitchell d VT. Ptld
Miss Irwin, Pittsburg
JIG Leonard. Chicago
Max kngel. y y ork
4 II Walnut. Phils
il Hallett, Portland
a Miss Churchill. Napa
: Mrs + W Blossom, \ Y
G. Francee. Brkln. n Y
L Harrington II VT. Chgo
L L Arguello, San Jose
ONAL HOTEL.
} Vastoclear, Denver
J A Gassor, Granite
w j Davis, Kansas City
w Jackson. Chicago
A Laing. Victoria
A Woodward. Seattle
w II Bates. Everett
w Ball, Denver
q y ell, Denver
G Baldwin. New York
ID T Beadle. Vancouver
II johnson, Chicago
j Kitchen. y ew W hatcom
w Hall, Vancouver
j uston. san Diego
w Ii Moore, Seattle
A Cooper. Denver
w j Dunly, Chicago
ERN HOTEL.
+ A Suffer, San Juan
c L Manon. san Jose
Joe Nilett. Boston
g II Sherburne, Lathrop
l. c Bennett. 5 acramento
h Corey. Victoria
DR. w Allan &f, Toronto
w N Thoburn, Oakland
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RAILROAD SHARES.

GRAIN AND MER CHANDISE.
wheat-JuIy. TIC.
Flour-Steady.
Hons-Steady and quiet.
Cofee-optIons barely steady at 10 TO 20 points
down. Sales 24,700 bags: July, $16 20; Aug
ust. $16 2O@ is 80: September. SIS IOG
Is so: october. sl6 O5 q 10 10: December,
sl5 rs q Is so. Spot Rio, dull and steady
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady; fair refining.
3$4c: centrltugals, So test, 1850; refined fairly
active and firm.
Copper-weak; Lake $40 rs.
Lead-steady: Domestic. 50 671a.
fln-Strong; Straits. $40 bid; $19 20 asked;
plates, steady and quiet.
Spelter-Steady; Domestic 81 1919.
Wool - Quiet and nominal; domestic fleece,
27@52c; pulled, 26@37c; Texas. 10000 q II.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. July ll.-wheat opened lac higher,
advanced 1sc more on general bullish selling
but to the general surprise at once began to
weaken; declined 1856. held steady and closed
easy at lie lower than yesterday. The Govern
ment crop report was responsible for the early
bullish feeling, and the weakness following was
due to the failure In this country and tho bad
getting feeling OF general dstrust which was
Intensified by all sorts of rumors of financial dis
aster Receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments. 5000
bushels.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000; natives steady; Texans
~ lower; prime reeves. $5cd5 40; good. 81 500
texans. 81 1905 10; stockers. 81 1903 rs.
Hogs Receipts. 1900; opened strong and
closed weak; Mixed and packers. $6D6 IS; prime
So 20@6 80.
sheep-Receipts. 5000: best natives and lambs
l0c higher; good Westerns and Texans steady:
common neglected; natives, 81 25C14 So; Westerns
81 1894 80; Texans. 81 25@4 IS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Wheat easy; cash. 6478c; September, 691hc
Corn, lower: cash. 4O1sc; september, 4I14c Oats
steady; cash. 291sc; September 251sc. Pork
easy; cash, $l9 80; September. $40 49, Lard
easy: cash, 50 So; September, 50 80. Ribs.
Barley nominal. Flax. 81 OS Timothy, 81 10.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES
The Earl Fruit Company in Its sale OF California
fruit at auction to-day realized the following
prices: Bartlett Pears, So 1902 40; ROYAL Anna
Cherries. 81 254l 40: Republicans, 81 5O0l 60:
Apricots, S5c: Royal Hatives 81 80.
Foreign Markets.
WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, july 1.-THE spot market is slow
at IS ll1ad Cargoes are frmer at 29s Sd for off
coast, sos for prompt shipment and 29s for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
SIS 91ad: August. IS 100: September IS I'D;
October. SIS 1lAd; November. 6s s4d; December.
is 112d.
LONDON. July 1l.-ConsOls. $4,000 1-16;
Silver. 331Sd: french rentes 97f o6c; Bullion
Bank OF England, -.
Fortlnnd's Business.
PORTLAND. Or July 11.-Ciearances $223,000;
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WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mai Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown d Liverpool,
SAIL G. livery WEEK.

'ABIN. $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD GA.
ing to steamer and accommodations &es&4A1lk
selected second cabin, 435: Majestic and ieuton-
tc. $40 and $40. Steerage tickets from England,
Ireland. Scotland. Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
through to san Francisco at lowest rates Tick
cts. sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. H. AVERY. Pacific Mali Dock. or at tho
General ONCE OF the Company, 6l3 Market ST..
under Grand Hotel, G. w. FLETCHER,
apes TuweFrSu IT, Gen. Agt. for Pacific Coast.
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ANCHOR LINE.

United States Mall Ste mships
Sail for New York every Saturday.
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
By s. s. CITY OF ROME, $50 and upward
OTHER STEAMERS Cabin, $40 and upward &C.
cordIng to accommo datiOn and location OF room.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin, $40. Steerage, outward S23
prepaid S24.
Second Cabin from Glasgow or Derry &35
Drafts at Lowest Current Rates.
For book of tours and other information apply
to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
New York: or GEORGE w. FLETCHER, 6l3
Market ST: or j. g. MCCALL. % Montgomery St. ;
or I. D. MCKAY, 80 Montgomery ST.; or G. A.
HALBROCK. Montgomery St, San Francisco.
ap cod 3m
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Wood Mar ct.

Several descriptions lower. Posts Ioc each:
Redwood, 50 a cord; Oak, rough 81 2507 SO;
peeled. 50; Pine So rs q cord; Railroad Ties CSC
apiece for 6xS, Ale for ks and 45@5Oc for 7x9
TAN bARK-M hole. SIS So = cord for old. and
$l5 for new; Ground Bark. S24 q ton.
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- - -
" 7 Wharton. Washing
A w Taylor. Victoria
} . Coffee, Toronto
Il Hopkins. Cincinnati
Mrs Fremont, U y y
Count Hen5ock. Russia
J A lutheran. S bar bara
X ID Dennan. Seattle
w ID Topper, Fresno
Miss L Stevenson. Vacvl
q l. Fox, Santa Barbara
q w Steinman, Sac
L Irwin Il WI, Pittsburg
Miss q Irwin, PIttsbu 6
! 1 Cone. Red Bluff
NJ I Smith, San Carlos
, A Nash, TomaleS
Z L Churchill x VT, Napi
y A Bernard, wash. ID {
+ w Blossom. Brkln, y y
j Coggs, ColuSa
w II Libberhorn, Chiego
INTERNATl'
j W Hogil. Bakersfield
J Johnson. Tulsre
l. Bert, Butte
j Dudly, Chicago
J MeShane. Seattle
W T Cessey, Milkyille
w V Thompson. Seattle
j Murker. Everett
A Cottingridge, Seattle
A LemaS. Kansas
q Finley, New York
w NJ Corltdn. Vancouver
q Sheedy. Seattle
J Bursh, Seattle
b Chishler. Vancouver
L y Snow. Seattle
Mrs Wood. Winters
J Is Davis, Chicago
NEW VEST
J w Peters. oregon
j T Warren &w. Sn Jose
J z Vath. Denver ,
Mr. d Mrs Daley. Sac
Robt Bowers. Brooklyn ]
j y Bergen. Portland
Walter Lawrence. Sac
L Buckley a T, Toronto
ID 4 Brewster. Butte
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General Merch,ndis.

General Merchandise.
BAGS-The market is Quieter, owing to the ar.
rival OF 1000, 900 from india. Calcutta 8@6lhc G.
Wool Bags. 80 (932c.
CANNED FRUITS-Apricots are quotabls at
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-The movement IS not large. Net cash
prices are as follows: Family extras, 81 1904 20 :
Bakers extras, Saga 20; superfne. 81 90@3 80
p Dbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-Are steady. The last re-
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81 26; Peaches. 81 40@1 so; Pears, 81 4OG1l so:
White Cherries. 81 6U@2: Black Cherries. 81 400
CANNED wee IABLEs-Tomatoes, s71hc@s1
for spot stock and soc for new crop. future de-
livery; Peas. sl@1 10 dozen spot
good TO prime Costa Rica. free from black beans:
l9s4@2O1sc for good Costa R,ca mixed with black
beans; lsha@191ac for fair Costa Rica; leh@lsc
for good to prime washed Salvador; 1884 ol SC
Tor good unwashed salvador and Nicaragua; u ~
@32c for prime washed Guatemala: 2O3l@2lc
p ID for good to strictly good washe OGuaten !:
1s14@2O14c q II for fair washed Guatemala: lst@
171hc for ordinary Guatemala; l0@i51sc p 10
for very inferior to common Guatemala; ZIG
22lac ID for good to prime washed Peaberry;
20@201ac p n for good to prime unwas he'd Pea
berry.
CoAL-Prices have not changed for some time,
ton; Southfe,d Wellington, 81 SO p ton: Cedar
River. IS 81 p ton: Seattle, So so; New Seattle,
90 oS 81 Is Be- I5
Greta, clean, 49, Cumberland. So so in bulk and
90 90 in SACKS; Pennsylyania Anthracits Egg,
80: Rock springs 80 5000; Pleasant Valley ana
Provo. So 50@9 ex-cars
follows: Selected. 51sc; Mlddles 7@sc Sea-
bright Bricks, 7hs@se; Blocks; 7@sc; B9nelsss or
sTp SIS hnnd ned &c n IN ko
in bbls aud 81 60@l rs in kits: Mess Mackerei, 50
p kit: Eastern Smoked Herring. S5c: Dutch do,
81 b0@l rs p keg; whitefsh. $40 in haIf-bbls
and $2@2 % in kits; Tongues and Sounds. 81 70
o..
QUICKSILvER-Quo:ed at S43@43 SO . flask.
NAILS-Base prices are 81 for IRON steel and
81 35 for wire.
SUGAR--1he Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube, Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 634c p n; Dry GRADUATED,
61sc p 10; Confectoners' A. &c p 10: Magnolia,
Size: Extra G. 53sc Golden e. Size; ID. 4Tsc:
Standard A. Sac; half bbis, 1sc more than bbls
and boxes 12c more.
San Francisco Meat Market.
number of slight changes appear Beef is
firmer. the cheap grades In particular Mutton
has a wider range. Hogs are a fraction off Whole
sale rates from slaughterers are As follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5Gn5 12c; second quality,
4Lsc: third do. 81 gao = 10.
VEAL - Large. 5(66c q %; small Calves. 6@7c:
Dairy Calves, 713@Sc 2 II.
MUTTON-Wethers, 6@612c; Ewes, 51A@6c
. 10.
SPRING LAMB-71a@S1ac p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. b14 eg6Ssc for heavy and me
dium granted; stock Hogs, 55s@534c; dressed
do, 9@91ac q 10.
ROdeo Cattle Market.
RopEo. Cal, July I0.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-Market steady; sheep and hogs in good
demand. Prime steers, 81 4012 rs: cows. 1902 %;
Gamers, 81 2o@l go
G3 lambs, $3 1904.
HOGS - Heavy grafn-fed Sh SOM6 OO. ituht
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NVhN = q SE5bION.
Board-lO V Water. 1854.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-75 Cal Electric Light, Il.
Street-5O L Gaslight. 69I4.
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RopEo Cal, July I0.-Report Union Stockyard
Company-Market steady sheep and hogs in good
demand. Prime steers, So 40@2 rs: cows. 1902 %.
Gamers, 81 25@l so.
Sheep-Good fat wethers, 1898 20; ewes, So 70
@3; lambs, SO 1904.
Hogs Heavy grain-fed. 81 sO@s 90; light,
S6 7006.
Calves-Good light weights. $3@3 so.
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

HAMBURG-A AMERICAN PACKET co.
New York, Southampton. Hamburg.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON And THE CONTINENT.
THE FAST TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS "a.
l steamers Of 10000 tons and 3-17 900 GlssY
horsepower the largest, fastest and safest to
Germany direct. Passengers by this line for London
transferred at Southampton docks TO the HAM
rg-American Lines special train and forwarded
to London waterloo station: time. hours
Through tickets to all European points Express
steamers every Thursday trough tickets TO all
Continental points via Coxha.en and HarburS
(Hanover)
Columbia ..... July Normannia. August II
Aug Victoria. July ID Furst Bismarck. Aug. "a
Normannia.....July 20 Coumbia. August 81
Furst nismarck.Juy 81 Aug. Victoria. Sept. Z
Columbia .,,..August Normannia.....S Sept. IA
Aug. Victoria. August 10 Furst Bismarck. Sept 81
Those steamers are unexce.led for speed. safety
and comfort.
EXTRA STEAMERS TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
wicland. eIert Rugia DANA. Russia, Suevia.
Rhaetia from New Y ork Tuesdays and saturdays
Cabin. $50 ana upward; steerage. 1928
Direct steamers from Copenhagen. Gothenburg
Stettn. Hamburg. Havre Christiania and South
ampton to ew York regularly.
A. W. MYER Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
40l California ST., cor. Sansome San Francisco
fe27 tt
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Lumber Market.
Retail rates nominal.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
sun AND TIDE TABLE.

= HIGH WATERILoW WATER Sun. MOON.
< Large. Small Large Small Rises Sets Rises
II ~. 22P 0.O5PI 1854 4l9P 4.56 7.33 335 A
- ll.12r. O.55Pl 545A 5l4Pl 457 7 33 Sets.
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Tortland's Business.
PORTLAND. Or. July 1l.-Clearances $223, 900;
balances, $4,000
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BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the Pacific ST.

REGULAR SESSION. 1880.
90 Aha .-.-..l2. 500 CCG Va..114 SO Porosi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
ODDS AND ENDS.

New Scotland Yard Is the largest police
otllce in tho world.
What makes life droary is the want OF
motive.-Georgo Eliot
A single sponge has been found on the
ooaHt OF Florida with a circumference OF o
feet o inches,
A room is ventilated best by opening the
upper sash Of a window because the hottest
uir ia always near the ceiling
In a square inch OF the human scalp the
hairs number about oCo, and the whole
number on AN adult scalp is about 10000,
French paupers are provided for by the
fund arising from 10 per cont tax ON
theator ticGets This tax averages $40 800,
600 year
a chain made for the United States gov
eminent at Troy, n. ", in 1859 was six miles
and fraction in length. 1t was made Of
bars Of iron each "a inches IN diameter
II is estimated that OF the . .O0O,0O0 inhab,
itants In London over 100000 are poor
living ON less than 90 week for each
family--while over 100000 are in chronic
poverty.
Herat, in AfghanlstRn, is the city which
has been most often destroyed. Fiity-six
times has its walls been laid in ruins, and
the Same number OF times have they been
erected again.
10 Ia stated chat nm American house has
concluded contract for 100000 tons OF
Japanese coal, to be delivered at san Fran
cisco In the course OF the next 10 years.
Hitherto the coal imported at San Francis
co has been principally Australian.
The metals in commercial use--copper,
lead, tin, zinc, nickel aud aluminium-are
never absolutely pure, and their value va
ries much, according to the impurities with
which they are contaminated, for these inn
puritles limit the uses to which these metals
may DO applied.
Henry Irving's four favoritc parts, accord
ing to the London World arc Hamlet,
Richard III, Ingo and King Lear. The most
exhausting Is Lear There Is one eharac-
ter In Shakespeare,n says Mr. Irving,
which cannot be played six nights u week
with impunity"
Panama hats are practically the only ones
used in the tropics by white men, They
are made by hand from the fiber Of the leaf
OF the screw pine, which grows in Ecuador
and the neighboring states. Two million
four hundred thousand Of these hats are
sent out annually from the Panama.
There is movement in Canada for hay
ing national park created in the Nepigon
country in order that the trout fishing
there may be eternally perpetuated The
movers hope TO see Eve miles OF the Nepi.
gon river north OF Lake Superior SGT apart
and guarded and the river kept stocked
with hsh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1e.--NIr. outh-
waite. from the committee on rules re-
ported a special orler for consideration
Of the bankruptcy bill, beginning next
Monday at . O'Clock and continuing
every day thereafter until disposed of.
The rules do not provide for closure.
Mr.. McRea Of Ars1usls callei np the
bill granting some 1000 acres of land 10
Arizona 10 use In connection with the
territorial prison at Ioma; passed
Mr.. Wheeler from the committee on
territories called M the bill requiring
railroad companies which have been
granted a right-Of-way through territor-
ial lands Of the United States to main
tain stations al all town sites established
by the interior denlrtment.
Mr.. Flynl of Oklahoma criticised the
COURSE of the interior department.
N'i.e lni.rus lid bgrn Allowed 10
steal original railroad sites and now the
interior department wanted TO force the
railroads to establish stations at govern
ment sites. He believed they ought to
have stations, but the government should
not undertake to annihilate other towns
by. refusing postal facilities.
The morning hour expired pending
action, and consideration of the printing
bill was resumed, but suspended at .
o'clock. when, by previous order. the
house proceeded TO pay It's tribute to the
memory of LATE Representative Alutch-
Ter of Pennsylvania. EulUgies were de
liyerel and the house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

Ny first view Of Dickens was at an even.
ing partN when he was standing IN the
midst Of G circle o. ladies', relieving himself
In very energetic terms of his impressions
de voyage His hair was long and lirht
aud looked as II ii had not recovered from
the tanGle incident to days of seasick mis-.
cry. He had brought with him two velvet
wais.coat Tor full cress-one of vivid green.
the other OF brilliant crimson. These were
further ornainented by a profuson OF gold
watch chain. IL 1871 black satin waist.
coat was almost the natlonal costume OF
gentlemen IN America SO that Mr.. Dickens
vivid tints were very conspicuous
Mrs Dickens was small woman ofabout
30. Her position as the lions mate seemed
embarrassing 10 her. She was NOT noous
toned to DWELL in "the fierce ilfhtr thai
shone upon every decd and word of the
popular idol, and she evidently found satis-
faction in quiet talks with me eoneernin +.
the best shops In Oxford street and other
aaeh homeiy and familiar matters. There
was no SIAN tueu ri any Disagreement Grin
compatibility between husband nnd wife.
On tue Whole, / should have said that ia
those days Mrs Dickens showed signs OF
having been born and bred her husbands
social superior After their return to Ians.
land saw several amusing and familiar
letters written by Dickens to his Bostoa
lriends-letters IN which repeated and af-
iectionate illusions were msdr to kate
and IL struck me with the greatest surprise
when several years atterwari learned thst
seonlugal difficulties in the Dickens house.
hold had led to estrangemeut and separa-
hon.-Lippincots's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
THE ARRIVALS.

Those who had registered ut the church
last night were as follows:
=, Rev. Samuel A. King, ID. D., Waco:
Rev. Ward White, Rusk; Rev. j, d.
McUall. Texas; Rev, II NJ. Smith and
WIFE Clebgrne; Rev. j. A. Montgomery,
ing; Rev H. W. Smith, Graham. Rev
w, j; 'hdbal!, Austin Rev j. A. Greigh.
ton, WuxahnChie; Elder w. II EiIIso,,
Aliltord; Rev. A. p. Smith Dallas; Rev,
L, II. ByarS, Houston; Elder j NJ
Brown, Austin' Rev j. VI. Craig, Al.
iiiinia; Key y i, Campbell, Qnanah;
hey, II, Taylor, Commerce: Row i r.
Robertson aud wife, Brlton; ROY. 4
W; Mister, Missouri; Rev. ]. NJ. Brooks
Sulphur Springs; Deacon W. IL. Robinsnn'
PALESTINE; Re, w. J.. Lorcnz. Oak Clig,
ilaN. w. N Scott and WIFE Galveston.
Rev. W. n. Marshall, ID. H.. Marshall,
iev. w. H. Shlyer, Temple; Rev. ]. X
Hogan, ID, D., lNchmond REV, Jno y
Moore, ID. D., Sherman; Roy. Josenhns
johnson, Victoria; Rev, Angus Johns,n
Aylland; Elder W. McSmith. BeiInn,
hev. III; NJ, Sydenstriker, Brown,vopl.
Res; r. l.; Shcrcl, Haskell;
X O. Cook, Corpus Christi. chair 1Sn,
Rev. |, /. Reed, sherman; Rov. q. II
story, san Angelo; Rev. g. +. Rr;dc.
wei, Paris; Rev r. II. Nail and w h
u. D., Oak Clln; Rev. w. Nj. nick,v
Arson; Rev. X, NJ l.oughridge. WSro.
Rcy j. VI. Smith. Cisco: Rev. n arnt'
ley, Denton; Rev. II. II. Crazier Poles.
tine; DR.. j. II. Grant. Palestine: Elder
l. L. Lorantz, Iowa Park: Elder p \
Kaufman, Abilene; Rev. james l.. Mar
tin, ID. D., Denton; Rev. ] NJ. Cochran
Robinson; Rev. X. l.. Dale. T,mnin.
Rev l.. A. Kimmons. Lockhart. III
Martin Elder Lockhart; 4. G. Smith
elder. Waco: Rev. j. ID. McLnin. Dallas,
Rev X, y. Harden. Mexin; DIR. 4. r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
scmooL EXAMINATIONS.

That all change Is not progress Is too
scif'cyident 70 need fortifysng argument;
but it Il equally true that some changes
arr In that direction. While tile public
school system Of this state Is in the man
nj a progressive stage, there are changes
losslhlo that would enhance the value
y he system. The length OF time now
REQUIRED to pass on In the grades Is a
serious drawback. ny the present rules
The time required from the first grade 10
flrduauon Is an undue share Of the years
II youth. Not ouly this, but much Of a
plrit of enmhtion Is destroyed and ambl.
bon Is checked. No amount Of AM.
renee or excellence can do mo-. than
revent degrading or move ~. student
= one peg. The present test for promo
don is not fair one; examinations en-
lail great deal Of mechanical drudsery
and can never give AN accurate kuowi.
edge Of the status of the pupil On tho
crucial days, when the examining i roln.,
o. no average Is affected By perronal
reesonh A Nervous, tlmid. shr,nkine
child cannot DO Is best while another
f'aerently constituted may DO ablo 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

tStewaril rushing UP IN tiif White Hause
u embrace the rreS.dent trnuehterl.
Mr. Butler closed with on appeal for
compromise and Mr.. Palmer was about
TO address the senate when Mr.. Te,ier
withdrew his motion TO amend the Jour
nal, disposing of the question pending be-
fore the senate. The journal was APPROX
ed and the repeal bill taken up. for tho
first time since Monday
Mr.. Henderson gave notice Of an
amendment 10 the rules.
Mr.. PETER resumed his speech against
the bill begun Friday.
AT 5;Oo, the senate, on motion of Mr..
Voorhees,, took recess until tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
cANr TIGHT IN RRooKLYN.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19,-Mayor Soody
OF Brooklyn today gave out that he would
mo- permit prize fight between C0rbe,t
and Mitchell to take place at Concy Isl
of purse by the Concy Island club was
more or lo4s bluff TO find out how The
people OF Brook yn aud Kings county
would stand il. Sheriff Conrlhey, asked
if II was true that The fight could not
take place, said: There will he no
fight What Mayor Body says is per-
feelly trmu nnl the ilglt nnmn0t ronIe on.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm wave will reach this mo.
ridlan aud the other changes noted will
sccur at aud within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth, within twenty-four hours of sun
iet Of the dates given below
Oct. 2O-StUrm wave on this meridian.
Oct. n Wind changing.
Oct Cooler and clearing
Oct 23-FHir aud cool.
Oct. - Mudctnting.
Oct 95--Warmor
Oct 20 Storm wave on this meri-
dian.
Oct. 2T-Wind changing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

The wish TO conceal her age Is so popular.
" supposed To be second nature to every
woman that II has come to be accepted al,
most as one Of her prcrogatiyes. Even on
the witness stand legal inquiry and judg.
inent arc very lenient on this point here in
America. Over in Austria, however, Il
seems, it is a serious ofiense, and recently
marriage was declared void because the
husband proved that his wife had deceived
him as to her age. claiming to DO 10 years
Younger than She really was.--New York
Yimes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

President Cleveland shows good deal
Of the deNtrous managerial faculty in
his dealings with the silver repeal ques-
lion. His most recent maneuyer is one
that Will remove the obstruction to
vote, II anything will. BY refusing to
make any appointments to office until
some aoion is taken by the senate, he
enlists tlie army Of otlice-seekcrs to
clamor for vote. They arr an army Of
workers, and they have influence. Their
coniolnt efforts may be more forcible
than anything that so fur has been done
or said to move the stalled wheels Of
legislation. The oiiice-hunters' brigade
may win the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-20

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