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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
LAwsONs REsTAURANr.

This old reliable place Is receiving daily
eonsignments q dsb l came ,ne m mad, aiiord
and all the dciicacies Of the season. Law.
eon's cooks nre famous Off their nccom.
plishments ia the culinary line Excur.
slenists coming into the city will find II
"a their advantage to visit either No. /
or No. 2 for dinner or lunch OF any kind.
'The best and cheapest meal In the city
can be had ut either place. No. 3l2 MINI
AZ zoos Lower MniB,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

r-,r.n,v-fye per cent less than our
.,,i4oe,itors. selling oak, cherry or wal
.,t saloon fixtures, billiard aud pool
cables. bar and billiard SUPPLE. glass,
t,i5es taken IN exchange. Gail on MS
v. ,,-r;,a and We will have our ageut sce
W ", TEXAS FIXTURE co,
Ninth and Jones streets. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


TnusTnEs BALE.
ny virtue Of tho authority vested In ms
by certGln cbattcl mortguge exc
iSil. i Will offer for sale TO tho highest
bidder, for cAnh IN hand, on the lat day
o. December, is99 at . y M. an tue cef-
fain building no. 1OT Main hircet. Fort
Worth lex, also all accounts owing
tito drin of q. H. parden Trading
10. gaid goods viii be sold 10 bulk at mo
said place Of business Any person desiring
10 bid for said Foods. by applying 90 me &C
said busineHp place VIII be furnished Nh
Inventory Of tho gO0dH and ncrounts 10 Do
sold. w. H. srHllIiNG.
Trustee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
,,,-rny17IIyg ALL RIGHT.

snetsal 20 the Gazette.
7i, $500 Tex Nov. 27.--The siAtemesnt
Ap .a..sili's;;za aN ~ NJ directory Of due
= =, 49, National bank that AFTER a mos
l i..a,iar investigation q is aiaiFs An1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Go 10 Chamberliu. the new Jeweiar, nt
3f3 Main street, ana get ~ prizes on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

and organs are billed TO agents at ad.
yanccd prices over what they would be
sold for II bought for cash. Agents
who re-consign must make another profit
and when these rcconsign another profit
is added. The unfortunate buyers of
consigned instruments must pay these
profits, Consignment agents also gener-
ally demand notes on time sales
We buy pianos and organs for cash
aud our patrons receive The benefit Of
low prices and good Instruments. We
do not ask for notes on time sales.
THOS. GOGGAN u BRO. Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
rAwNpRoKnn.
lnwnlnna.
PATENTS.

WILLIAM q. HENDERSON. CouNEIdLoR-
nt,inw aud solicitor az American aud for
elfn patents, trade marks ana lnbelA
Fifth aud u utrcots. Washington, d, Z.
Seventeen Ycnrr experience, including
service IA eNhuiinlg corps, ". y. patent
Oiiieo. Send sketch u model for report nA
90 patNntnbiity. Correspondence Invited
Mention the Fort Worth Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
AGENTS WANTED.

At LAST WE HAVE tT-KElaN, nRrGnp
and brRiuy men and women wnniel ev.
rfywhcre 20 take erdcrR for "shEppa
MURLn'S FAIR PHOTOGRAPHED, y
only hook OF copyrighted Photographs Of
buildings, scrnps and exhibits " this
Worlds Columbian ll1poaltion authorised
by tho exposition management official crr-
"a fnr workers., drop everything ana han-
die II, you Will make money fast hooks
ready credit Eivon big commissions; H.
iuairatcd circulars, terms nee. Address
Globe nihlo Pub Co, aaA Dearborn st..
Chicago, III, or phila,, ia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

". have inst secured DE Huffman
ta,iilng IN Front street Tor a warehouse
sg1 win carr very large stock. q
a ~ n tho way Of grain. feed
str T md bay. Before baying cali aud
81 'n' =. Il. ANDREWS & co.
rsNnlsouc Isl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

JTBnfinr clothing. camp chairs, cots
and tents at Andensoa's gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
snM.s. RUNNER srAMrs. FRO.

III YOu WANT Anything IN TINT
line wrltr thr Fort Worth Stamp com.
pAuy, aij Main street, Fort Worth.
peNas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

ITnnlinr clothllg. camp ehalF5' COZ aDl
tents Al An5ersoa's san house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

xono mt ten.year Old Belle q Nelson
whisky said over the Mansion Bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
qYrnwRrrEn suprLnns.

rrrs REMINGTON STANDARD TYfE
writer has been Tor moro thar tfieen
rearr. nnd - now. the standard WILING
inafAina o. The world. lts iaiiat noas ,,, y
~ 81 iaachlnfa Mefchant & Appplng,
aiais dealers. DAlirs,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
ron r,ENr ROOMS.

FOR RENT A LARGE WILL FURNISH
ed trout room with lire md every COVE
nlcpoe, GO Taylor street, corner or
Hlfth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

FonT worm STEAM DYE WORKS..
Ladies' and TeutR' glrnenla 0f nll kinla
Houston street Fort Worth, Tex, Cooda
sent by express promptly attended 20
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

FOR RTNT-VERY DESIRABLE TUl,N.
lshod room, line noighbdrhuOd; references
exchanged. OlO West third street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Popcorn at Turner 4 Dhsco's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
BoAHpEts AID HooAiEns.

m tr4-- DESIRABLE HooMs FOR LODI.
rerss hfeakfaat ard supper furnished u
s.f.heA Aupiy 70 Arg. ~. L. Malone, cor
rer II ptsch and harliaz slrectt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
ron sALE-nnAL ESTATE.

FOR sAIh-TurpovIip FARMS, PAS.
lures and hay land, only rlslt 70 ten
milca from fort worth. At SO 10 $40 por
acrc, o. II, sillman, opposite Manaion
hotel, Fort Worth, Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
HELP wANrED-rE,iALE.

preferred. pOi West Seventh street..
LADIEsi-GOOD PAYING WORK AT
Mis- j. Is. Miller Battle Creek, Mich.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

-, from Catarrh try Dr. Sage''s
siiie',e1sS W. reward if you can't DO cured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
sIruArIoN lTANrED-TEllALE.

WAITED. SHORTHAND. AND
typewfiting bg . young woman oi edu-
Gallon ADD reiuoment a J reit.tnres. =
t0n ave. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

THE sArNr 10 HERALD. PUBLISHED
weekly al saint 10, Montague county.
iTenns Politically eirlofly prohibition
ProhibiiionisiA and temperance people
uhould read this paper aud nssiat u ~ ita
EFFORTS 10 nboluh tho liquor trniiic. sub
srriptlon SlJO per year j, W. Bhlley'
editor and proprietor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

WANIED-IADY WITH soy FOURTEEN
years ID deslFoy position ~ h0i-esreper
10 hoiid on FOR WfdOWer; iiY ~ cVnn-
ny. Address Mr. =. ~ r.. care Ga
zetie. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

WANTED GOOD OPEN FIELD FOR
good printing Office, weekly paper anu
job odice combined, For further lnforma-
lion address II. II, KIDD, peport, Te4as,
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NEWSPAPERS,

THIRTY. SIXTH YEA1- COLORADO orr.
iEcn Columbus. Tex, lion NJ Baker, pro.
primor, The largest circulation ana
largest nll.hono print interior piper pub
lishcd ia tho Tenth congregational district
No ono bored for q subscription or an
advertisement Address Colorado Clu1cn,
Columbus, rcyna. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

no NEWSPAPER NES-W YOU ARE ~
,.,l ~ foreuian, eompo1ior. local
nan az soneitOr. 4 believe ! can M either
p.s..s.- pniifsher and editor 20 yenfs
XIV Strictly temperate. Attend gil1ctly
" b1Gniss. I wsrt fiiuhuon Tor nix
,ss.atfr Tho best % references. Address
III once. JOHN W. Dale, Iowa fHfh' lex
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-10-04
LOVES DESPAIR.

Why should I waste my life in heaving signs
For her whose love know can ne 'ci be mine?
What, though her eyes with swes test chances
shine,
And in her face the rarest beauty lies. Il
Let some one else her loveliness now. prize,
For shall sadly sigh for her no more.
Although my heart with longing pangs is
sore, ~ s%
And rent with loves sweet lingering memories,
I'll try to drive her from my fancy's eye,
And in the future III forget the past.
Our joys and SORROWS mot always last,
But like all things of earth must surely die:
And so I'll sadly sit and sigh no more,
But laugh through life.a breath which soon
is DER. $500 E..s., ss- >.r 49,,
john j. Mcintyre in New York Sun.
The sun., 1893-10-08
CYCLISTS rAkn A BAD TUMBLE
o,.rsreh Carried TO the Hospital sussrinG
y fS,-, Ccncuesion OF the Brnin.

a..rbreh Carried TO the Hospital sufsrfnG
frou. Concession OF the Brnin.
Fbs cash. prize bicycle races held at Manhat-
..n FIeld yesterday under the auspices OF the
.nited trade aud labor unions drew crowd OF
.bopt 500 persons. Wheeler was absent 90
s,bof,eld, tho English rider. won the opening
.vsnt at A mile In clever fashion. In tho two
.,lo handicap q serious accident occurred.
Tb,re were fourteen starters. and schofeld.
r,ico Ashinrer. Hess. Martin. and 'starbuck
vsre leading on the second lap. punched.
sehoaeld. who had the pole suddenly broke
Mia tire swerved Into the middle OF the track.
and fell.
starbuck. who came next, turned complete
,omersault. landing on his head. Ashinger.
Has and Martin ali fell. too. Starbuck and
scboneld were unconscious, but tho latter
.oon revived Somebody sent q hurry call for
an ambulance and DR.. Bolknap Of Manhattan
po.ptsl pronounced Starbuck's injury to be
concussion OF the brain. The plucky Western
,idsr was zen to tho hospital. and Schofeld.
vii. was badly bruised about tho body. wont
homo. The others were not seriously hurt.
The summarizes:
@ 9pS sSTssSh Il s"S Won Sy .na
s"shonss Rcons.ter rr,ce My Mmwsgsss sss sec9na: s
.,esa sfsy os cs Si i..s ,s,ts IN eSen
h rand, secuni j. D.. starbuck. Mhrnn, In third
lime 2:I3. FINAL heat; Won by schoneld Price sec
Ur. mile Iisni,cap. purse, sIa5. dividsd.Iwon BY
" Martin, Lawrence. Mass. 100 wards; Frank Albert
Nav York $50 yards second; Q. W. AshinRer. New
YORK 16O yards third; b. C. Betner. Rochester. 16o
Yards fourth; A. NghtinRae, Lynn, Mass. lzo yaros,
tfth Time, 2:2l 10. ,,. o,
T.nssfn Milwaukee. ll5 yards; Frank Albert, New
Sort 80 yards second; B. q. betner Rochester 2RUi
rsfd. third; J. A. Newhouse. Rochester. 115 yards,
fourth Z. e. Kiuge Jersey Gsy, NO yards ffth Time.
and Martini while punched. all ie starbuck was
TAKEN to Manhattan tospta suffering from concns.on
~ arc brain scboheld was badly bruised about the
body The others escaped with severe shaking up
Five mile iiandican purse slIo. divided.Won by r.
r R,tner Rochester. 4SO yards: q. Il. kluge Jersey
cig. i2G yard. second; Frank Albert 1 New xprs 40
icur6; ]. A Sewhouso. Rochester 200 yards. NTH. ,
fime 1924 ID .,.. -- -. ,,,..
Won py A. Rich. New YORK: Carl IIess. Newark. Sec
end; l. & Meixol, LewisburR. Pa. third Time. 2:4l.
The sun., 1893-10-08

They Hold Their First Annual Games on the
Bedford Branch Groands. . Z,

BEDFORD Branch Groands.
Tho branches OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
elnton held their hrst annual athletic games on the
sround, OF tho Bedford branch Madison street. near
Nostrand avenue. yesterday afternoon. Tho Central
Bedford EASTERN District. Greenpoint. Prospect Park
and Twenty sixth ward branches were all represented
OH the grounds There was good set Of events, and
tho work done was up to :he average. The Bedford
branch had little trouble In winning majority Of the
events They were represented By two OF the mem
bsrs OF the New York state y N. q. A. cham ptonshp
team. Hamilton and kiune The summary OF events
f"urGunarea and for.yyard u RSn.won by Henry Henry
second: g camnersnn. Central bran, third. Time.
" running Iisn aumi, Won BY Henry klnne. Bedford
tiny.yard Dash; first heat-Won BY Kiune. Bedford
Sis seconds second llent-won BY q. 4. Cammerson.
Central branch; W Cross, Greenpo,nt branch. SECOND
Poe | Vault. t. Hetzteii. Bedford branch: and 4;
inches l. Hamilton Bedford branch. feet w inches,
Putting the Twelve .oound shot-won by W. Gross.
st'nss ssd,Srd % branch i Of inches
serond; t,hnarttn Greenroint branch. so feet io1S
HIi:m!l. Rpn-won by O n 90 li.Ier; 6 a csumer;
po"s branch: \. klaue. Rsit.fd branch: second: y.
Thfowing .no Treivs sponns li.mm.I-w:n hy Henry
E.ns Eeffosh n,nnS S,Srs WIN ,s,og 81 " feet
s.epnd L. i. fietzteri. Bedford branch. 10 feet $
NJ. run-won by = A wari. Bedford branch: ]. z.
Hstzled- Bedford branch. SECOND. Time. minutes
EunnmE hroad jump Won by Henry KiInss; Bedford
S..ash; nth jnmE"t @ feet u ,ncns,J N Donald
o sa',% ssaors SrapH Srsnen % f i" feet 81 inches third
IIA O Howe: Central branch wa. re referee; W
Kicker. Redford branch. timer. ~, -. q.
The sun., 1893-10-08
Hantfl-1ffniAIf6.g .

AIEs FOX ADVERTISING a: The following ofices
s 4 HSie srs s. wan
.:sf.fa ssd . q9 s9 an W. "a Az S..s ss .S M
e. e. ss, ss.. i'T 1.
s iSss si4
e,qsn essn Ay call % I;ssne.nn J9hnW
s SpsG"s sla.s csS.G
fSAsSffITf Fsss oss ma fnSa
SfXt t'0f. r. feI do ss''ins s.H Ms''
ABilhlClAL FLOwERs,--A large manufsct turing
box Fgr. IT. sm SSS%psSsRs a..sns1 Apply ~
p'''ea aud where previously employed.
AkriflCIAL FLOW Kris. -Branoher-. rose makers.
esosGE LEGO. factory III spanT st.. third s fosor. "
A. hnEArERlENCED FANCY FEATHER HANDS
-. LiciifE2sTEIS's.' Isl Grsnd'i. f.
b -lIalt bound sewer. feeder. pager. and
idas bos 49, Sun % once OF
DEaSSTTN!KEE DaST, wants apprentice good ssweri paid
EafERlENcED wINDERs wanted on wor.tsd aud
FSi1iisG IF III "1HSi; %Sfss zee -PPy
EHFkEENcED FOLDERS wanted a -
EsRAND GinL, wanted :
Nine GRILLIERE 1c2 West i7thst
FISSM Ss FEATHERS Wanted. experienced bird
,''.''F' ds broSdTsy iEkaAS M s'uGfkz aufkszsuRa. .'
FnaHNocyy ft,EsAIhERs.-wAnted experienced hands on
.,-,,.-., FUCKER 4 JosEpHY. 655 broadway
FaAary fiATHERs "A fSw bird mountes; Also bud
',STa-e,o 70 Work home, o56 Broadway.
t"'ieLAss OPERATORS on seal II East 18th ST.
The sun., 1893-10-08
Patents.
as,illinery aud 1lrsssmakiag.

DHTESTS Tor in sntions proc rates
i ROkDERA BRIEsEk 81 Nassau st., NY. EBt 1854
The sun., 1893-10-08
edwards.

q R0 REWARD for return of diamond ring with
WOV three medium sized diamonds tp and nye
small each aide lost sept 80 In west72 e.
TlfRAkf'A CO. LHioA SQaarS
The sun., 1893-10-08
FURNISHED gooms at'antea.

TENTLEMAN OF refinement wants small. furnished
VI pleasant room with owner; every convenience
private family about S6 month: west side OF Park
A. b., box 1888 Sun uptown ONCE. 1.2G6 Broadway.
The sun., 1893-10-08


Sblh ~, E3l East; A II Ebbes to A C Bechstein 81
fasNh as!I.a cSau,esilain aS 10 Xyis , ono 1900
p0th 81, 4d.5 W Central Park West, 20x
loo 8: Emil Block to Jacob iiersh. $500. lOC
13Sh st. ss 1tO " Park Rv, IL DxHa IL; liar
net NJ 2uigey to Mary Y Quigiey..............
rHCokprp HORrGAGK,
Bsrueh. Babelha. to Sophie Bodehausen and
auo iU8d st. Id av. g. yrs. $4,000
Etsher. Chrisina,. to Meyer l.oob and ano.
tIotona Para way, II e ., o Mohegtn Rv. yrs 1000
Jaenbl VIM A. and ano tD Henry & Campbell.
18th st. n a. W Park av. W. ,,......s.,. 900
. is7' It yrs. RS '"'. i"' TOO
Sc Amsterdam av. ) W: ..:.......... 1900
sehn'dt Fanny r. md ano to Albert Newmry.
sr lot "a. block oI1. map Mary T. Tiffany.
Rice. leanpie d to Title Guar antee and Trust
Go. Irwin. place. cor 10Th ct. 3yrs....... $4,000
Wilson Joseph to Patk Brady i42 I'd ay yrs II, 200
knkauer. jacques to Thro r Baldwin, 3tl 9th
.",1i1 yTA IZO
knttu Augustus. ct nj TO Pietro -Cavallo. y
22O6 LIST hy and S57 East II 9Th st. yrs... 2.o40
The sun., 1893-10-08

All Who Contemplate 5Matrimony
sMsa.sereoms OF MAEGEs .HKOs.. f4s and i5O West
;sa e ~ where they have for inspeetion many special
sot De surpassed for perfect finish and prices
shs most liberal terms of credit
The sun., 1893-10-08
9tatistrH

nR. FULLEKB Dental fArlors, "a VArioe st., corner
~ OnnAls SIT pure gold hlngs speciality from II to
30; silver and AmAlRam bOc. to SlbO; plAtinA and
gold nngS s2 sets of teeth from 90 TO S2b: extract
ing. Coo: RAA free
DEsT SETS OF teeth s.; made In two hours and war
ID ranled i've yeArk WHITES engine power dental
rooms 2l6 oth aV. above l4th st.
The sun., 1893-10-08
HEAL est.is tsr ssa
Lenox Gardens,
Edgecombe Gardens;
l38th and l39th Sts,, 9TH and 9th Avs.

Comfort, convenience.
health. attractiveness
and economy are all
combined in those de-
IightfuI houses, which
we are offering FOR
SALE. or To RENT. San
itary plumbing, hand
some decorations and
gas fixtures. |
Rents are $1,000 and
upward per annum. |
Prices vary according
To- size and location.
Terms Of purchase, SO
per cent. on bond and
mortgage. 20 per cent.
down, and 80 per cent.
in five annual pay
mentS.
The sun., 1893-10-08
8sal estate tur Sale ur gsshaass.

uoUsES nAts. aud business property for sale. rent
and exchange in Now York aud Brooklyn
IN MCCARTNEY room 20 17b broadway.
\ HAVE CHICAGO REAL ESTATE for sale or sx.
Il change for New York real estate what have youf
INWARD q. SMITH. rooms vOo-v0d IA Dearborn ST.
The sun., 1893-10-08
Stifrt 8uard

Seifrt aoard.
East Side.
ABERDEEN HOTEL,
21st At and Broadway; seiect family hotel: modern
improvements: elegantly furnished rooms for perma.
nent and transient guests, Sl.oo per day.
MADISON Av. cor. ~ East 18th st-LarRe. ee.
WI giant suites anu separate rooms; house service
and table strictly nrst.class; private service If de-
sired; elevator
I .-3STII ST., 40 EAST.-Large. handsom second
E.. floor; excellent board: references
1nTH ST. 81 EAST. bet way and University place
lu Large. pleasant rooms ample closets; all conven-
fences; excellent board; terms moderate table board
h1sT ST. EAsT.-Large Handsomely furnished
Il i rooms, second floor: unexceptionable table and
attendants; references exchanged.
< STII ST, lO6 EAST.-Second floor acovo room:
OO two folding beds: excellent board: two gentle
men: very reas enable.
107TI ST. 1lB EAST.-Front room. furns ,suit
lOt married couple or gentlemen: with or without
1IRTH ST. 123 EAsT.-Large and ANAL rooms
L III handsomely Furnished. every convenience
with without board; handsome parlor suit: tran
sients: private house; well heated.
The sun., 1893-10-08
assal estate for &ale-Coaatry.
for SALE OF On Yet-gouutru.

AT WHITE PLAINS. n. y, on high ground. nye IN,
"a utes walk from station and forly minutes hOm
Grand Central Depot, fully furnished house, with
stable and acres rent fro November TO Ap ri
]. Apply to owner. ~ Fulton st, room 90.
The sun., 1893-10-08
&c. Per Line.
WORDS 80 IHE LIME.


A RrIsTs-A young lady. whose talents have been
n acknowledged by prominent artists In Europe
wants position ASST ant in lnndrcaps or Tower
painting or give instruction 10 new beginners Ad-
dross Miss A. JANZAN. 13b East lTth st.
A RESPECTABLE widow as working housek eeper
"A understanding all lines of housekeeping. would
Ee postion in present place over two years Address
Mrs. b.. care Finney. 486 West 2oth ST.
A YOUNG LADY sTENoGRAPHER and Al typewriter
IA desires o permanent positions; thoroughly under.
stands her work: Is also good correspondent b. box
ia, San nfice.
A RTIFICIAL FLOwERs--French lady designer and
Also fancy E tffis5 dsEns s OF
n or waitress In small family Apply to
JAhIToR, BIT West 5sth st.
GENTS AND FAMILY WASHING WASHING. B 5SC w PEI per ,d dozen;
I AUNDREss. CHAMBERMAID. willing. strong. and
Orcity family or boarding house ALICE l45 9th av.
below 11th st.
MEAT GERMAN GIRL. cook or hopseworkor: refer
~ ences: no cards. 90 Sd av. near 55th st.
CTRoNG WILLING young German girl as house
- worker; good cook and laundress: private or pub
lie; city or out: references 2a3 East b"th ST.. ono
flight ''! '
TWO RRsPECTKBLB LADIES. mother and daughter.
i wish tho entire cilprKe of q wealthy gentlomhu's
home by the year: no trifers Address, with terms.
~ ANTEp-F.miiy washing to take home by the
1'Ae" '' Mrs WfSG. 81 Ocean place. Brooklyn.
VOUNG WOMAN. rapid penman. good calculator.
suitable empio ymsnt., X. s.. box l27 Sun uptown
pfice, ,266 Broadway
The sun., 1893-10-08
Hsai Gstxte .for SaIe-sJtw aersey.
Hackensack Heights Association I
Property. S 4
WIN. E.1AYLoR, Auctioneer.
Positfre Sac of Every Lot.

The lots are all fronting Central avenue and are IN
tho heart OF IIackcnsacS People that buy here viii
make 100 per In than years Lots at inst
what you bid for them. Stone walks. sewer. electric
light. city water The finest property that has ever
been onered Mt public auction sale.
Passenger station OF tho \. Y. g. and western Rail-
way right on the property
Snle commences nt , T. N, on Saturday. Oct IL on
tho premises Excursion tickets for city friends
will be mailed. Write to tho Auctioneer, at tIacken-
sack, NJ.
Tho terms are s5 down on each lot and IS monthly
till paid.
NO INTEREST. no TAxEs
NO AucTIoNEERs FEES.
FIVE PER CENT. OFF FOR CAsu.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-11-11
HUNTSVILLE. ALA. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1898.

oN the 9Th Thomas Brennan. alias
Thomas Dale, one of the nersons
charged with stealing the eighty-six.
pound silver brick and some precious
stones from the Idaho exhibit at the
Worlds fair, was arrested in Chicaoo
together with John Burgess, accused
OF being an accessory.
Mrs. OLLIE NYE, wife of carnenter
was instantly killed at the outskirts
OF Terre Haute, Ind, on the 9Th. bv a
passenger train on the Logansport al.
vision of the Vandalia She did not
heed the whistle or bell and seemed IN
be unconscious of her danger.
On the 7th Dittman's dynamite fac
tory at Baychester, NY, blewu The
building, a large, low, frame structure.
was completely demolished.
LATE details concerning the terrible
disaster at Santander show that the
number of dead, missing and wounded
is fully 1,00O
BY collision in dense fog between
the Western Transit Co.'S steamer
Albany and the Anchor Line steamer
Philadelphia, off Point Aux Barques.
Lake Huron, early on the morning Of
the 7th, twenty-four lives were lost
and both steamers were sunk in 200
feet of water.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-11-11
MIDCELLANEOUs.

On the 9th the wooden and cotton
mills of the Winthrop Mills Co., of
winthrop, Me-, resumed operations,
after a suspension of over two months.
The treasury department, on the 9th,
had an actual working balance not to
exceed $2,OOO,OOO. If this becomes ex-
hausted the department will have to
meet current obligations from the gold
reserve. The treasury officials, how
ever, hope for better times, and hope
that further loss will be stopped
ALTHOUGH congress amended the
Geary act SO as to allow the Chinese six
months more within which to register,
it adjourned without making an ap-
preparation to carry out the provisions
of the act.
The collection of antique Irish metal
work from the Royal Irish academy,
Du bin, exhibited at the Worlds fair,
has been loaned to the Smithsonian in
stitution, and will soon be shipped to
Washington.
IT is said that if the struggle in Mo-
rocco is prolonged Spain will declare
war on the sultan and make the affair
on the Rifian coast secondary con-
sideration.
The longest iron railway bridge in
Germany was opened on the Sth. 1t
spans the Vistula between Forden, in
Prussian Poland, and Culmsee. It is
1,450 yards long and cost 100000
marks.
SEVERE earthquake shocks have oc-
Cured in Mexico recently, and there is
much excitement. The Colima volcano
is in state of eruption, and the peo-
pie living in the valley at the base of
the mountain have left their homes in
search of place of safety. The dis
turbances have been felt in the states
of Oajaca, Puebla, Guerrero, Morelos
and Jalisco.