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The morning call., 1893-05-17

u UTTERFIELD. FRANK w, AUCTIONEFR ~
- Montgomery, buys large and small lots. - Il
EuRNITURE wANTED-EVERYBODY SELLS
4 their secondhand furniture at the Pavilion
Auction House.3ls and 32l sutter, nrGrant GeStf
A LARGE QUANTITY SECONDHAND FUR
~ niture wanted; 20 per ct paid more than else
where MALONE. no Fourth; new store. m2O II
AZ }. SIMMONS & CO.. AUCTIoNEERs, WILL
W buy your furniture pianos and books. 1857
Market 81. apg II
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LATHAM TERRACE.
LATHAM TERRACE
LATHAM TERRACE.
N.Y. suweTh If

1fO-AcRE HOMESTEAD ABANDONMENT
1OO 100 acres is prime fruit land when cleared; /;
! mile from SC hool and neighbors: road TO county
road; no improvements: 1000 cords of tirewood
and plenty of water: be piped to building site;
miles from Sonoma; $500 TO a party having a
homestead right TO use.
Also
Several cheap hlll ranches; patented land. with
some Improvements.
D. Ii. TwING, sonoma City, Cal. myl6 st
TOR SALE-A GOOD GRAIN-RAIsING RANCH
L OF 800 acres. situated in Solano County. Z miles
from Rio vista on the Suisun road all fenced and
croSs-ienced; large barn aud granary, dwelling
house mll and tank. with good supply OF water.
Appiy to J. 5. STERN co, Rio Vista. SOlano
County, or TO w. + MURPHY, ,lO6 Hayes. .S.F. Inns
$1,000 Fine twostdry GE sAd residence barn 2D2 w1GS
mill. tank large lots In variety fruits lawn,
etc. blocks from electric ears; grand view OF
Mount Hamilton; gest bur in San Jose. lS4 South
First st, ". IL. BRUNDlDGE myl5 4t'
Gl1OO MOUNTAIN RANCH; 9 MILES
n IIpO. from Naps City 80 acres. house.
barn cchicken-houses zoo fruit trees. Particulars
apply 371a Ridley 81 myl5 St.
BEAUTIFUL 20-ACRE RANCH; 5 MILES
ID south OF Los GatOs: nicely improved; come
and see it and make an offer or address with
stamp i. o. box 296, Los Gatos. myl5 IT
GREEN. SMITH & co. ROOM 5, FLOOD
VI building, San FTancsco-We buy, sell and
exchange ali kinds OF properties, ranches. farms,
business, residence and unimproved lots and
houses In San Francisco, Oakland or Alameda; II
II you want to sell or trade any kind of property
write or come and see US; we can please you; yon
arc cordially inyited to tnsnert n1,r lara iis2 ~
bargains. Branch ohice, 4Sl Ninth. Oakland. my6f
EoR SALE-21 ACRES OF GOVERNMENT
i land in Santa Cruz Mountains. lIy2 miles from
depot For further particulars apply Russell ST.
city. my3 1879
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
y send for list d. J.WEsT. MARTINEZ CaIml Inns
5000 .l5 ACRES; VILLA HoMENR. MAY
tDCOOU field and 20 minutes drive from Menlo
Park and Stanford University: grapes, cherries.
almonds, figs, aprieots. etc. S-room cottage, sta
pc ana eood outoglldings; Jersey COW and
chickens. MARK LANE, ls Posts apS0 tt
k'oR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
see d. II. TWING, Sonoma City, Cal. mr7 TT
n ONERNMENT T ANDS-PERFECTLYL LEVEL,
" rich soil, IN fine valley. railroad. in Califor-
MA: emplOym ent AT good wages near by; fuel aud
water plentiful; many settlers and some fine farms
there now. Send cents ior information TO +. w.
LAKE. s Flood building San Francisco. no20 II
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

EURNITURE OF FIVE ROOMS, NEARLY
Il new; owner going East 546 Bryant. M 3t'
DARTY GOING EAST WANTS To SELL FUR
j nfrure l53 Dore 81 myl7 3tE
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CARPETS.

All! FLOOR OILCLOTH 25C: IINOLEUM
4 soc: elegant Brussels carpets. soc and laid :
furniture, lowest prices. SHREK, l3lO-l3l2
f,rocktou: omen evenings. mv8 II
The morning call., 1893-05-17

IA LEY BROS. 9Sl MISSIoN-FURNITURE
w carpets. stoves cheap; cash instam'ts. nos ly
NoTICE-I Am NOW AT 1875 FOURTH CNEw
~ building), and offer large stock OF general
household furniture at reduced prices; 500 carpety.
good as new; stoves, S6; antique chamber suits,
Sl5 parlor suits. $50 cash or nstallments; all at
bedroca prlces. 7. Il NELSON. l26 Fourth st altf
The morning call., 1893-05-17

FURNITURE OF : ROOMS FOR SALE; COM
p etc; all new, Call 203 kiten ST., corner BTy-
ant, between l and O'Clock. my15 3tS
/ GRAM SELLS CHEAPEST & BEST PAR
u. n4rIor sets. $50 Harrlson: unholsterInr IN
The morning call., 1893-05-17

- grc Gerry north OF Market ST.; rent only $50 a
month; make offer. PAC EXCHANGE, %
kearuy
The morning call., 1893-05-17

q GROCEBY-LARGE FIRST-CLASS GROCERY
u and bar with q full and well-stocSed supply of
seaSonable goods: store well known and very
prominently located on Market ST., doing a good
business easy rent: favorable lease; good outside
trade: years In sane hands: VIII sell at inventory
and cost Of fixtures. Address Proprietor, box u,
this once. myl6 1t
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pMs AND HOUSES.

'iMEDA - HANDSOME
bath each; Railroad ave-,
! MARQUEE a. KENNEL,
my2 II
The morning call., 1893-05-17

CO9O0 OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY
SD-LOU. and liqUor-store; full value in stock,
with horse and wagon: doing a good business;
this IS chance seldom offered, the owner wants
90 retire. MCLAUGHLIN q Co. 261a kearny
myl7
The morning call., 1893-05-17

A UCrIONEER WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD
~ 332 Montgomery (Safe Deposit Bidg). cor
California, 20 years in the business buys sells ana
rents furnished houses ~
The morning call., 1893-05-17

CIGAR-STORE. STATIONERY AND LAUN-
~ dry ONCE: cheap; living-room; genuine bar
gain; owner going East SWEErSER, ll90
Marx ct St room u9.
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G6S0O BEAUTIFUL RESIDENC 9
t4lOCpV. rooms; every modern appIan ce;
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CHEAPEsT PLACE TO HAVE CARPETS
~ cleaned and renovated. Jones Perfect Carpet
Bes,ng Works 25-27 Eighth ST.; Tel. 3424. a2o 6m
A I IRwIN's-cARPETs CLEANED AT CTS.
The morning call., 1893-05-17

G17O CI3AR-sTORE AND OTHER GOODS;
- " cheap lot for some one; stock and TX
lures way below valuation; see for yourself; par
Ties 'sving Address Chicago, box I05, Call
IranCh Onice: no nCnntS. mYl7 Sts
The morning call., 1893-05-17

Ii -LIN'S CARPET BEATING WORKS. 1913
4sH Gate ave: telephone 2l25- II tf
IS NEWS FOR CENTS = THE
- CAL, in wrapper. ready for mailing
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STORAGE.

L -------->>-->||>>>>r-r~r<~--0-.-
i .to.Fl sTO ORAGE WAREHOUSE, 30l
M ss lruiture pianos, etc. stored: est-
~ --.' luraiiare-moyingi packing. apl 9n
+ r. q t4pSkt STORED = kg EsTERS PLAN.
CHTspysesi esi. stor. are1ouse. ~. Mission .sm
u baiid,l sil.oRAeE; FURSE6EE, ETC; NEW
CTERLfNf es a.
- Market xTohN m Nh HI. hi ~, loSs ,'s
20 ELLlss-FfEs ss.e.1 5=t6i Es |'IIi. NIH.sF''
- AND o. - ~ y MlIlha
The morning call., 1893-05-17

EoR SALU-SMALL, COMPLETE PRINTING
i Office; new press. types; cost S75; VIII sell for
one-haN 344 McAllisUer st
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FURNITURE WANTED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR NEW AND SEC
il ond-haud furn turs by d. !. QUIRK. general
nuctloneer. 10 fitth nr. Mission: send postal6 II
20. p. LAMSON WILL BUY YOUR FURNI-
" ture: fun cash value Rim J. 425 Kearny.a4 6m
The morning call., 1893-05-17

NETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED nd
Aloysted same as new. S. 8. FE3GUSUN =
, rsnrh ST. telephons 1886. II
The morning call., 1893-05-17

THoRoUGH GARRETT CLEANING SC PER YD
Address CAMPBELL q SORESSEN 236 -Four
f.Auth surcessofs TO j. L. Mitchell a Co myg 2Os
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
STARK MAD.
RAvINo CRAZY. THEY WILL
BREAK AWAY ONLY TO DIE.
Americans and mcslcans Seek Tor a New
Eldondo and All But Ono Meet
a Terrible Fate.

Mauelooa. Mexico, May ILL rnncis
Banadn. a prominent runchmaD who ives
north OF here near the San Juan Sa'
binas, has arrived at Manel0oa and brings
the frset news of the terrible fate OF a
party Of five miners tprospectorsl VINO
left a month ago for the san Niciuste
mountains IN the northwestern part OF
this state near the Texas boundary
In this part Of Mexico for several mouths
There had been many reports circnlnish
past Of the famous mineral wealth 70 pc
found Inv those mountains. and a phrN
consisting Of G. II. Lorian, II. w. Nhaplh
both Americans, Cecilio MARINE l.us
lacio Lojado, and Jesus Gerrita ofgah-
Iced 10 look into the l1ld0rndo. The course
Of their Journey lay through desert
Fifty miles wide and on the third day az
ter Leaving Santa Rosa their water sup
ply gave out and their team OF horses
was left behind to Its fate
For six days the mon lived on the
iuice of the maguay plant. Tn the sew
cnth day two Of the McTicans were drt-
en- crazy by heat broke from
the rest. and were lost In the
desert. The other members o.
The party lost strength and were leit
behind 10 die Only one came through
the ordeal, that was Knapp, who on the
tenth dny reached San jose DE Pedroas
ranch where he received water ana klnd
treatment. Upon regainiug strength 10
was escorted TO the San Juan Sahinns Wy
another route than the one which proved
fntnl Ia his company. lie " now resting
at a ranch. lie will soon leave for tue
limited States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

and scores Ot people were tuIhsu """'
from It's doors -,...,
Reside The usual preaching services
there was mass meeting In the interest
Of the Young Peoples Society oi chris
tipu EudeaVor ut the First PrrSbFl'-
rim church. and Rev. j, q. Patton me
venerable missionary for the New lie
brides. preached. which accounted ior
the audience Of such great size Doing
The coming week Is expected to pro
dura the sensation Vt the assembly, Tue
debate ON the Briggs case. In Just whai
shape II will come up cannot he dehnlit-
Nv stated The record OF the appeal from
the action Of the New York prcshytery
hns been placed in the hands of the Jl-
dietary committee NJ which Rev. Geo.
u. Baker, -. D., Philadelphia, is chair
man. Baker, while not the ird choice
Of the Briggs faction was elected ny
their votes after a.. Dicke ''"llnr
To he a candidate. The committee VIII
probably report Tuesday ON the regular
It's Of the appeal and whether or NOT
1t should be- entertained, coming, nS II
does from prosbytpry without having
first gone tn synod Upon the re-
cpipt of that report debate may hr pre-
ripitntrd although the probabilities favor
pasipnnemvut until after reports FROM
The boards NJ the church have been
mule and considered. THESE are the spr'
cill orders Of business ut every sus'
sion until that Of Thursday morning
upAt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
Good Things
Never Die

Among the good things that
help to make enjoyable our
puddings, creams and pastry,
which have been used by
millions of housekeepers for
years, is DR.. Prices Delicious
Extracts of Lemon, Orange,
Vanilla, etc. .
These flavors deer from all
other extraetsin their manner
Of preparation, quality %
fruit used, their freedom from
all injurious substances, their
superior strength and delicate
and agreeable taste. One
rial proves their worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

The sole question In This case Il whether
Inc sheriff has right " verbally ncpnutt
appellant 10 ears a plstoi Nhlle inv sli III,
can arm themselves and rs undri his ~.
mediate orders, their Is no authority fes'Nl
IN hln by which be 'an yerbnlly CIV w
indrlnIte time. while not on fhe lmmcilair
duty ~ which be war summoned. nv
sheri0 or the night ~ cie'ilnn. told ~
fNndnn, 70 help hun keep inc peace. w"
Following day defendant EallOncd down the
street rring on bis pistol. " WA MOI pc
tended that he WIS thcp nu Olhcim auif,
ard in was certainly not Keeping TIE praru
The Judgment IL affirmed. opinion by
6lmukins, A. J.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
rELE0RApnnRs coMrLAIN.

Chicago, H., May 2l.--A committee Of
telegiaphers Of the Chicago aud North.
Me,torn railway viii walt upon tLV gem
eral manager Of that line Tomorrow. The
telegaphrrs claim the COMPANY i an
pesei Va. the order and has been quietly
Marklisting members who belong 10 N.
Shirt Ramsey of the q. Il, Il. said today
he thinks the matter will ba peaceably
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

va Cameron W.. llie state. from Haskell;
burglary This case was carried 10y thauE.
Of Venue from ThfuckmOrton to Haskell
county and on the trial The deienhah,
the prosecuting nttOrncY 10 return inf ne
Testimony against his confederate, hc Was
not 10 be prosrrnied. The court leld this
not 10 bn authorized by law, and REFUSED
10 consider The Plea Was this errnrf From
the earliest fines this practice has uetl
found necessary, and though II seems 70
offer prize Tor treachefY II iru1s 20 ht'hN
up combinations ami make rflminHis nns
pleIous ~ racii uth.r tipnn the grounds %
public psliCy II has gcneiAily been unnvlu'
N IN usually lcfl 10 The prosecuting uti9r-
ney TO make tue contract on tue part OF tne
state Whore such m agreement hnt he'n
made and the defendant hus carried oui
his pat ~ The contract, II seems neeIlrH.
FOR The stale 10 81 10 ihe eApehs- OF . trinl
In order TO convict the defendant tnr tnr
purpose OF remlttlng him TO Ills remedy 81
purdOu which II IL admitted he N en-
Titled na a matter ~ right llnrdiu'a ease,
~ q App II tie state can MAKE hvgh
contract u ~ due her dignily tnat u ny
carried out III perfect good faith, THIS view
N the question Is supported ~ the HuW1rl
ease. I c. Arp. The only objection urged
10 thl- Is IN tie ilulninz ease, 20 Co. APP,
plea forbidden hy the laws NJ the state.
We do not think this contention good
This " not special plea tu nu 10 The Jury
but X "A matter to be- addressed TO The Judge
alone. ~ The ease al bur Il WIS shown
that such IN agreement Ind been entered
Into aud that the defendcnt had been ready
a. all time IN carry ont Ills rurt Of thr cnti-
tract and we think the court erred ~ HlrlL
judgment Is reversed aud the cause remand
ed Opinion by Slmpklns, A. j.
Ia Cameron Va Tile state from Haskell
This * a companion cause and the same
disposition Is made " It ~ Ia the uue Just
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
BIoYoLn VS.. HORSES,

Houston, Tex. May -(Spccinll-
john 4. Prince, the worlds champion cv-
fair tournament. today raced tweiHy
miles against two horses, the horses ~
laying every mile and each horse having
jockey 10 save time IN rclnying, Prince
won by 60 feet In 81 minutes, lilo mndo
the last lap In n gait Of Il fraction over
two miflutcs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

CLEvELAND'S POLICY.
Every Vacancy VIII B, Filled With a Demo.

cfll
New York. May 9l-The World. this
morning. on Its editorial page says from
rs Washington correspondent: IKE
presidents civil service policy has not
changed since announced in the World
a week ago, The malicious report TO
The contrary was invented by news
paper openly hostile to Cleveland and
MilhGohSuc to the Democratic party.
make appointments for political reasons,
ne VIII not make removals for political
reasons, unless charged and proven, Int
WIN make aud countenance many remov-
* anu every vacancy win be filed by a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
HOTEL ARslylli


II. $. perryman, chlanst 4
Cotton Belt route; ". hfk4|
New York; u. II. Alllsau, f1.
w. J. l.edbettcr, AlsariA W
Spicpr, Texarkanna, An N
1'cxarkana. Ark: H.iN Nlf1||||
nnti, o. j. y. Camp, Nl iH
davidson, Corrlsan, lex l. N
Kansas City; A llarufa y,
T.. II. Mum. Cinclnaatii ~ n
Kansas City. Ino. 4. lalln' w
LLOYD. l,0ckyhr,sEe, Ala ~
llockybreeze. Ala; Mr. ani y.
Davidson, OHoLa, TeS,; y
Ouunuh: ]. &. ThfIwini nfw
II. Kemp. Bowie; Z i lin
break; j. W. Smith, 81 lrlal
St. Louis; Jno. Brysoa ~ "
T.. q. Middleton. Dallas. w
Two children. Los Augelrs. ~.
ley. Chicago; Ira II. NailA d
W. Il. Mothers. Mckilns, =
81. Louis: AMI Herpa, " ~ Z
Gnlvcston: sherman Ne'H vi
Tex: II. ID. Cowden, X ~ y
bnstin. San Francisco, I, Y w
cngo: y. y, Seanee, hol'll
Cnrsicnna, Tex. W j. nNr
tonic: W. n. Burns llolsl'a
Nashville. Geo. &. lAylpis ~
VI, Dice. Kansas City, Nfs \
Zig Springs; j. >. bfatel''' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
in THE cIll|



At the last meeiIo, ., a
terary, society pmgs " Y n
elected president a H. l. Y y ~
MIR. +. Ferguson ,na IL.
moved here iron I ~ sl.a Y
Gnpy the hoose Wac, ~ss.I
Breeding, who has lno W. Y
Prof W. NJ. rd IlG,s' Z, "
Closed closed a sueceNiuIi '1 ie,m , !, y 4
johnson station, L vi'i,Inn < :,
Henley 4 Bar l tssa
store a. this Mace. -'' s'ia.
&. l.. CLARK Of D,u,.
4 few days visiting ig','' w
last week. "'s'A G
The singing assoi,ti.o ~
Grapevine last SalarIss NJ
by quite a number ~ nv, w Z
The wheat in tits s, .'s,.'' !.
viii soon do to cut. ~
The postoilice ms
store and Il. L. YalesS,s. 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

Paris. May 9l.-Prlr de Diane.
"French Oaks" was run 1T Chnntilly
course today There were twenty-ono
starters, The rucc was won by A. An.
mcnts chestnut ally. Pauline; Sylphine
second, Lantcrno third purse, Ea75u:
distance, 10 IL furlongs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22

A couple Of white NJ, ~,
capped a serious faltercsii,ss Y, .;''
Estrada, familiarly Lss MN 70 I.
q iHst night. One d The M I,
Iony's chill and taIn ID, M N.
dered two or three llalr. Il Y ~
maxine away With Il h NJ, u,
leave without paving a N
didn't do business ii III X, y, /.
for the man, who nan All !,
fell across the street ru,t,, ~
pnrsller, with 40 udy 5'i',I
his hind. TIE men fhal, !, 4,
fore serious results orcar,j Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
CINCTNNArI-Sr. InI1s.

Cincinnati o., May ei.-.Cincinnati.
runs. s; base hits - errors. .: battery
Jones and Vaughn ST. Louis, runs, u:
base hits. 10. orrors, 2; battery, Gleason
and Pitz; umpire. McQmid.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
IN AccIpEN

Francisco Solsoaa, a. lAH ,
over and badly huri At ~
team driven by a man M
son. The accident occuf.i 4
ner of Ninth and llAis ~
soma received seyenl ~ Il
the head and COMPLAINED 4
jnred internally. [
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
CHICAGO LOUISVILLE.

Chicago, Ms, May ., Chicago, runs.
~ base hits III errors, 3. battery. Me
t,ill aud SERVER. Louisville runs, o base
hits, III errors, u; battery. lshnes. Hem.
ming nuh Grceui umpire Emblc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
MAysIox

II q Parish, ncansl' ' ~
,,d, ~ Denton, Tex, \ y y, "a. "a
NV ll,, y i. iieyeit. Aired WI WI q
Kansas City; Mrs A ,,a.ln,s ri
willie. Tenn; 7, VI. haas.,,iIit. A n
". III. Daueherly' 4 DuSi1sdss n
,mna,s.nn. rity, Il. y w.
II W, shelton, " nls.o,s,i.}f !
Fotedd: 5. l.. sniy r,lfI5rE
inekett. city; 'hafies y "a VA
n r. Powell, plainylfv 1864
Iiluff, Me. Lon lieItl; Tsn1sz
SeM.;J. +, Evans. =. =. bl M
ION. civ; Il. II, HOW p
Baird. Tex; f. ,,,lesei J. \
Z cunningham. Ap nls.Is. ril,
n,onches j. 4. Nanl,s.asa't, iiI
N,er,,iian; l.. II pahA, NJ ss,a'|
ssinvmiulershade, Kr hb1,r'
Vernon. Tex; y nrfl1i'
TEX: n. ID. Neye'iu Il ~. Y
insss,ne Greenvlilei Y r. n
ZONES, Menlpll,i q I
Grapevine; J. , II ~ ii ~ \
yourec. Cedar hni Y, 'psfl ! +
~ a. Bolt aud Usr,
ny.rado; ii. losah' e,,,i,q
l.nncaNltI unr AIS. 1T ~
foni.d, unknown. MA. Z Nh
W. l.. skell. 3, isi'rs e..
man. Milwaukee; . W., 10
", IL Norris, clal-.s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
WACO coRSoANA.

Waco, Tox, May al.-CSpccial)-
Waco and Corsicena played an interest.
Ing ball game today before Il large nn-
dlencc. Waco won by score OF Ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
No cAusE roR AI.ARM.

,,S NV York, May pa morning paper says
retire ON June LIST np l. nav in Xxx DIV
70 close 70 his oillclal business Mir. Ne
Nehtr said he didn't think the financial
situation at all alarming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
ARLINGTON ny

II. A. Keilegeh- DANES KIN. y
New York; u. speeill' ., ~at n
]. y. Gin and WIFE i .5,.'i N
Harmon. Louisyllie' ~, NJ. = M
Philadelphia; Waller h'As
railway; l.. $ husll'u = M
Thr'lsher. Fort Worth D.
Worth. W. II. hairl ~, X,
city. Frank y stgiilgg ,,
H.. O'Ncill. Fort WoIlhii !, = X,
Fort Worth: hen llefsisr,.su q n \
riurInnaii. George J Nsls,,s'a
O. A. Cormine, .lngllh .,a,i,s N 4
Boston, Mass; : l' s,l NJ
ilcne; o. W. leanrni, ,sis. c VI
ii. II. Ashcraft, ST. b'
boston.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-22
THE GAZETTE: En- WORTH TEXAS MONDAY. My z I9s0

n.sts.... 4, win be noted that the lnsttn'
MINI ..ee.,ted by the plaintiff was 4 lnelH
nttf einifn nv is terms the Nehuof. aiis.
ttYa,, ,,,,,Inefisl to convey no more tihu
fbc rhs ~, IN title Under such cuhuluvn
ii has ha.u aid by cur srpteihe eohit lu ,s,
..pi dlnnrliy whrn n ycndce Accepts il'
claim deed OF 4 desd with sps1.lal WRrrn,',s y.
the presumption ot law ~ tl aa IN
anon lis own Judgment aud hnowl,uRN "
tbr ntia NM BE- will not be heard 10 CON
plain Thai he has not acquired = Pv ,s.tsoti
iltir mn ,yhru IN the Negotiations pFnl
ntinarr "a inc b1pcuilnu " the rpniraci NV
nnrenaser slnuiatn, for a peffent ullc. hhu
Il nftsrty.rd. intnced by the false or iralu-
lent renrcsentHlions N the Nendot 20 W
cept qult clam deed ~ u,'fl WIN ,, ,,,,
,sarraniv. 10 The belief that BE- is acguiii hE
a nerfa,d tifle and one free from litigation
at lie time he will be permitted % AheM
ihaf he ,yns deceived Ia respect 10 me iltle
md NAV he relieved against such con
tract - nhode H. Alley. - Texas, ~,
In his cnswer the defendant alleged sun
Fraudulent representation. H. also inlrouur-
I'd evidence tending 10 show that he was
lie victim Of Imposition; THIS, hoWsNHr'
INA evidence. lis DETERMINATION shoulu
have been but Was not. In the charge re-
fprrcd 10. left 10 the determination ut nv
luty. This pivotal issue seems 10 nave
been ignored 10 the charge, tulessi lh-
deed the defendant was la this ifaisn' ZION
The vlciim Of Imposition 1t cannot ht con.
trided That holding Ills property US ne
dig under q mere plli rlaiu. ured iue I,ni,
sderntion for the notes In question hiil
fuilcd. Rhode VI. Ally supra; Mcintyre vs.
B.l.one, II Texas ~ 4,
The ludsiuent is reversed aud the cause Is
chief Justice.
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