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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14

Las tintas para esCribir que vGnde eyta CASA
prOcedentss de las msjores Ebricas del mundo In
dustr'al. no admiten OOmpatenCia On el msrcado
Sus nsrmOsos ColOras So durabilidad, sus selso.
tas clases Las gsrsntizan, dandoes patente de pre-
duCto supsriOr r.s So. :. =,
Anadase este La ganga de una baraturs sin
igual, = SO oonVandr0 en- que nuestras tintas nara
ssibir tiensn Jon perfeOtO dsreoho conquistads 10
praf0renoia General ssd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
Vinos de- RUEDAy NROl
GIITO Y BLAHGO.
u 40 aag ssEEcfs gvl III csEeeE
Al PUBAIC0,

Aeabsn de rscibirss, en- 10 tisnda q
a Gsr.ia & %, San Jose nam. ], lcI
,a,snifcos v acrsdits&os vinos ttntoi
e Sleneo do Rusaa y Tofo Oasssiss)
10 dssallan poE botsllas, garrnionss
sasrsos ; msaiAa pipes, q prssios con
vsnatonniss.
tisnda 90 q tnioa que Eeciba tan 60
auisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
LIBROS RELIGWSOS.

IA m Yecibido en- esta ImDrenta
nm notable surtido de obrss reltgio-i
sas. selectss todas, entire las cue
les se encuentran las siguientes;
Imttaci6n de Cristo, Kenpis,
.,dici6n econ6mica.......@ BO.4O
rdem de idem, idem, edicion
de lujO.. .A-~~s .sss~s @'OO
Ar~ora da SalvaciGn. 60I
Njercicio cotidianO .......s 4Ol
nj Devote Fe!igres, encua-
lernaci6n imitaCi0n msEfA '1.6O
Luz dlvina, enCuadernasion
piel negra con brooches. :. 400
r.rsz diy,na, encuadernacion
de riguroso lutO.. .....-- 800
Ing divina, encuadernacioa
an piel de australia = MI
.~......~.~~~.s. 1.OO
sofacio del Domingo........ 400
Peaueho Oficio, enCuadevnAr
ci6n imitaci6n maral... ... 500
Oficios Fdnebres, encuadsr-
naci6n de piel CON relieves 500
MI Iris del Ofistiano, eneua-
dernaci6n de piel. ....... SOO
rr;s celeste, encuadernaci6n
Al,s n,Ssi Se 500
Iris celeste, spcuadernacion
dorado o'VV
Eusologio Espafol ensua-
dernaci6n dc carey CON In.
crustaclones de nAcar. 80. 300
Ia muler cat6liea, encuader'
uaci6n de nAcar CON rclie-
ve9s~~s~sss~-~~~ss IoW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14

en- esa nduASa dnrane muchOs log Essdos nos nha
etCo otroe pOss perme oeHe p6bo srtiouo ous
noae puede meoa guna bajo ningdn CoDceuto
Euestras Luz BR[LLANTE ETEFANTN LIZ sOT An
estn regEadas peesegA TODD goE ley Io fasi
dcs0orss = s
pereo Rehnsdo Cas- nLuz Sar 1855 Ia Gaia de 10 oaonas
Luz Blante faa Eefante" de dem der,
6ensna. ......- zoo Ia idera de idem dem
dasolma L: AGO la idem de dem dem
Agns generals para oda IA 'as soBRINos EzQUIAGA
San Juan, Puerto Rica-Oale de ls Fortaicxa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
YAPORES. -, -
xsORRMO8-@8R A&0&@S
on La nnMPAHIA rRAsATLANftoA
AHAa }u a. 2
DE A, LOPEZ d. Co.
Asrxisio nara Pusrto-Riso ' 10 Habans

sALIDAH.-Ds Barcelons los disa 8 30
A csda mes De Malaga 81 ~ T:-psO1'
din el 10 S0.-Ds Baatander el SO'--hs Ia
CoruHa sl 81.
4 Sc srpsudsn billstea dirsctos para Mayagasz
Ponce. Haatiage do Cuba, Gibara, Nsevisas,
Hsbanllia del6n, CON tFasberde On Pusrss-
Rico HsbsAs. @t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
PILDORlS REC0NSTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN

PrNleglo exclusive expedido Madrid el de Mayo de
18ff t. por eI Excmo 5r Mnistro de Fomento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
@ 80
DDCgRlAA CRIzHllNl
PolliRi4GI1. ri EsTEvE.

Nueva edici6p ipsrfectamente
,mpresa eEcua adernadA en- car
ton. 3 NUEVE PESOS gruesa
oil. l.contado.
Tomando 10 gruesas 90 hsce
an buen descuente.
De venta en- eats .Impreusa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14

Il -
LeCciones dc DerechO Mer
cantil, por yarios alum,
nos de don Luis silvela, l
GOmo.~ s~a-. 90
Mbro de Las SAtiras, DOE
Mdon Ventura Ruiz Agui. .'--
Slera, comprende: Sati-
ansas, La arcadia moder. 1a
wna, Grandezas do los
rssspequehos, Epigramas y
| Aletrlllas, Varlas faDulas
~ Moralejas, l tomo. RUS
stica 26O paglnss.. iOO|
Oandido, NoVela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l to-
mo r6stica. a.......-..A 7E|
RinConete J CortadIllo y
| HI licenclado VidrierA
p0r iden, un tomo. 80. al
Los BanOs de Argel, CO.
medla, pOr i'd, I'm tomo. 25|
ri galiardO espahol, ideln,
pOr idem, IN t0mo.. al
Puntos dc vista, por don
Mlgool Moya, nn tOmo. 6Ol
La Icy enda de N0che-bue-
nAs.ss~~ $1,000 A.s~.a MI
III hljo del Sacrlstan, poS
dOn Oar.os Fruntanra,
G0mos. s....s.....s. sol
Zoos Nacionales y Oanta-
Elres, p9r Id id.-.-.-....... ! O0I
NalN r. a
90 crtti0o, por V. 90
meg, / tomo .>.--.... ThI
hero, Estudio clent.ti.
20, por don Julio Co
mez.--..-............ sci
Habltabilldad dc los AS
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, l tomo.. nI
MuebIes y TapiOes, segun-
da serie de cartas u una
senorita sobre la habi-
taci6n, por T. MIGUEL =
Badla, l tomo....-... al
Homsnsje POetlcc, Poe.
aas de 80 ingenios, /
Oamelias, poesias de San
Msrtin y Aguilera, l to.
mo- Ell
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
vela hist6rica, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, l to-
mo. O...----~ ... A0I
Los Pueblos J6venes. es- |
tudio hist6sico -fllos6nco
sabre los Estados. Uni.
dos , 10 Australia, 20
mo- .~a.A O()i
Anatomia del coras6n Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
tomosa@ a@..~a..... E0f
Las madres, por Ftontau.
"a, L tomo.. 25I
Pleito del matrimonio. nor
9uerfeeo y 5sptlveda,
tomo.. 60I
Oantares de IN viejo, Dor
don Teodoso 6uerrero,
tono. s........... Isl
Ousntos sooiales, por Id, /
eouo. M
Poesias, por don Antonio
T. 6riio, l tomo $50 pa.
LAoe cntrcmeses (de Ger
vantcsl, q tomos. DC
La Eitanilla , ri amante
liberal, % Ia, l tomo. asI
LGs dos doacellas La
uassA Dc la sAaKre de
hdams l teGno. IN
81 eAaAaaleaIo eng Anoso,
dc ldem, tomo
Vials del Pasn&ao, poe&iAa
| pot Id, tomo. .. gb
Ri Ooloso ExErcmvno y IA
ia anglda, pos ldcn, IN
| N11o~~ .~-~ s~~--. ..... u
Nan@@ - 49,. 4 u
lOElgea del Plaga0 en- No
| peos ] tono..-.-.... Sc
La LneAA poE 81 nus~oAo.
| pos Poaa%1a y Bsesc@, /
| toI4a0.~ --~-~~~s.... a
La Innnsasaa &c In mater
Ell 10 EsgsnsxnCaaa 40.
aeaals pos PAssja Suwrs-
| ! ia, ] so<no. n
Sass~caoaes E4paaolAs y
-AmsrarAn~a. pos dcn
.S@Anas AusRaa. susne. 50
/ DvMmaa - DsA yasa gsAwsrss
Osasscx 80 pa ds na IDEAL
/ , srs1a. vcsSc. . 70
De Esala AaaA. s1sna
FES@a. ..*s.~s... ...... To
L@@Ssssn &C. aes lakAoA 3
Assaas aaa ..~.~ Tg
81 a@saa<se gAa&a4fa, ssA-
Gfnss susa -.-~-~~- &C
s'ss@sA ssnA 7 mauzsAxma, 3
@sa&zA. vc8so 20
; AaE@@@8 Tx@sm a0gs. . &c.
II tSAA. ve#so. II
- sssM@ JzgaAa. a0maAza
Eu@ @ssS@ vwgsn - II.
VASES Aaasa aa nalaoA.
Il as@aaA 90 > as&sa Us
II asvv y NSsas>x~~~~s.. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
LINEA DE PUERTO. o.R1Co.

Saien los diss 10 : 40 los vapores
qne hsCan 81 servioio de Oorreos. :,
ri del dia 10 tocs or Nuevitas, Gibs-
ra, Barscos, Gusnt&namo, Ouus, Oabo
Haitiano y Pors-su-P Prince Puerto PIa
to, Ponee, M&yagnex, AgusdillA y San
Jusn de Puerto Rico. Al rstoFuo hRrA
eecala en- los mismos pusrtoa.
El del dis 30 ir& yor NusvitRs, Ci-
baEa. BsTaCoa,, ,Gpant&nsmo, Ouba, SAM
to Domingo, Pence, Maysgues, Aguss
dills , Gan Juan de Puerto Rico, vis
niendo poF los mismos puertos.
Retornarzn saiiendo de Pusrto-Rico
los diss $$ y 8 Feepectjvamsnts; tocs-
ran en- Ouhs los dise 30 y ., Ilegando
& In EsEana en- lSs fechss corrsspon.
dianEes De 4 y Il ds csds rnea.
Nipgrno de sstos doa vsporss tocarA
q sy retorno on Guantanamo.
LINEA DE- OA1BARIEN.
Todos los lanes ! les 8 de 10 tarde
galdFa IN vapor que, tocsndo los msrtss
en- 10 Isabals de sagua, llsgar6 D Gal.
harien los microbes.
Retornar& ealisndode Oaibarien los
jusvss, despues de ls llegsda del tran
dc pEssjeros, con escala en- SaguA, y
llegarA d In Habena los VisrRes.
Todos los visrnes 6 les 0 de 10 tarde
saldrk otro vapor qua tOcsrA.sn 1sabsls
dc Ssgua Ioa sAbaaoA Y llsgark D Cal
bAsien los DG1nigos.
EfectusFa Gu rstorno.saliendo de Cal
BARREN los mErtes, dspues de La negSds
del trsn de passisroS, tocarA On Sagus
y llegE1& q Ia Habana los miSrcolea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14

PREPARADAs EN- LA FARNACTA DE VALE OANCIO,
UQ0s depotsos de Ia verdadsra 1dEma Ponce Puerto.R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-14
LIBR0S BkRATOS.

De Venta, en- 10 Imprenta del
BoIETM MERCANTu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
EINANrIAI NOTEs-

The Citizens bank has boon organized
no Atlanta with $4,000 capital III. A.
O'Ncal Is president and J. W. Campbell
cashier
j. G. Tandy has been elected assistant
cashier Of the First National bank II
Gmubury.
v W. Bennett has been elected prcsi-
dent Of the iavaca County National
bank Of Hallcttsvillo in place Of T. ii.
James.
G. +. Phillips Il president w o. Old
ham cashier and G. y Phillips assistant
cshier Of the Hill County National bank
of Iiillsb0ro
z. T. Erwin Of Nelnsc0 and others win
establish a national bank az Wharton.
The WeatherfoFd Building and Loan
assDgiauon. capital $2p.UuO, has been
chartered at Weathcrf0rl by Thomas a.
Wythe, ]. y, Hauty aud others
The Merchants and Planters bank has
openrd for buiueys at Wiuueshoru r.
J. Gibson is president and G.. H. Morris
cashier.
The Tudesman II April has list Of
manufacturing Industries established in
the Southern states during the past three
months. TpXus heads the list with lOl;
Tennessee next with ~. Georgia. ~;
North Carolina. 30. Alabama. 80; Nir.
GINA, 50: Kentucky. ~: Louisiana. 81;
Arkar sas. 30. South Carolina. SO: Mis-
sissippi and Florida each -; West Nir-
Einia, 2b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
IN THE CITY.
THE THEATER.

, Lest evening Joseph Haworth arl pi'
Emily Rigl, supported by an except
strong cast appeared at Greeas
opera house in Mrs. Frank Lesllei
cial translation and adaptation d
ander Dumas great drama, The
OF Society" This play IL like th
jority of the French plays OF the 1lei
school; II deals with the loves and e
Of the unfortunate class of wome
constitute the half-wOrld, the dewie
efforts made 10 redeem the one ~
step and the bitter opposition and ~
encountered by the people who COnst, n,
themselves the elite and are yet nj. X
sible for the existence of the delal41Ubul
The story is tersely and slu1cg w
Its greatest charm consists % The lnl4l
probation given Il and at the hands q
UH Presenting II last Night la,
Interpretation was all that could Be ID
sired. A less strong performaues, y it1
hJndled by lees competent people. 81
NOT only mar the effect but would d d,,'
from the interest of the story and llsc
the effect Of the impressive less
conveys. In this adaptation Mrs Y =
has toned down the lines and Tx %
suggestive portions have been oItn
while the thread Of the story hAl
closely followed. Ii Is admirably
and though the first act Is rather ~
II Is a necessary introduction Of the
and gives but faint idea of the stfoi 4
nations which are 10 follow. me nt
~ elaborately staged and the cos.f'
costly, rich, elegant and approprlt
In this play Mr.. Haworth dos u
Of the strongest and most thorough % "A
pable work Of his life. As his inla
tatiOn OF Paul Kauvar has beA ~ x.
model for all his successors in tnal ft'
actCr. so win his interpretation Of
de Jain In The FrOth of Society w
as the criterion by which future inl49
tations will be judged, He is intens
not prone 10 exageration. he reads
fully, yet does not rant: he IL Gag ou
graceful, yet does not pose for eneei iiHl
In no case stacy. His Oliver Is u'ca'
the easy, gOod-natured man Of the VIZ
familiar with all the strata Of socfs s,li
possibly the most pleasing work 81
kind seen here this season. nd
Miss Emily Rigi has the role q Srel
ne, the woman who strives tOIlss ik
the moral atmosphere that surroun
Ii is probably one Of the most rs
roles that could be devised, set tiff
equal TO every situation. Her Wan
power Is shown IN the complete fpl
OF her identity In that of Susanne
on the boards she is not the arusL
the woman whose passions she W 81
She reads clearly and her forega ,Ds
rather serves TO give q plquant ei
her lines than TO detract thereivll -~r
Is thoroughly easy, graceful and "
She Is strong IN every situation ~
the audience with her from the OF AZ
The remainder of the cast Is eAe "a
ally strong aud remarkably W. ~.
anced. The next attraction VIII
Mexican band for matinee and
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
THE CHOCTAW WAR.
JONES WILL Dls5ANo HIS MILL
TIA FORCE
suhlscl TO a Decision BY tho Interior Depart.
mani--a More Arrests Made Choe.
,aw Credit Affected.

Paris. Tex, April Special 1.-The
only agreement Bennett could get from
Governor Jones was that he would tenn
p0rgrily disband his militia until Bennett
could mike a full report 10 Washington
giving the entire history OF the trunsuc-
lions The militia 20 be- subject 90 call
from Jones ii the decision OF the interior
department should bc IN his favor Ben
uttt submitted the proposal 20 Locke
last night and he nj once promised 90
send his men home As soon as the militia
left. Locke returned 90 his camp TO
await their action aud Bennett left for
Muscogrc.
The militia hive not yet Left Goodland
and 1t looks as though tho agreement
meant at least a temporary end of the
trouble. still there are many wild ru-
mOrs
Some OF the militia and one Of its Of
hcers were here today, brought here by
arrest from the federal court for intoduc-
Ing whisky into the nation. They gave
bond but before leaving here We're drink
lug good deal and very OutSpokcn as
tO tholr intentions. saving that Locke
would be attacked before tomorrow night.
They heard hat case Of lVinchpsier4
was being shipped 90 Locke and sworc
they would take them from the train
when II reached their camp at Good
land
II they break faith with Bennett and
make any movements against Locke there
Is no doubt Bennett will send down troons
anu place the country under military
rule
The campaign Is straining the Choctaw
credit The treasury IL exhausted and
the militia expense. which Is about SgOO
u day, " being paid with scrip now de-
prcclnted 60 80 cents on the dollar. and
not likely % remain 0t that
Locke II provisioncd for thr,e
months Siege and is ON his own ranch.
lie says he has a right to entertain his
friends Il Il SO pleases him. nnd tbat
There y no power 20 mako him leave his
own place so long as lac molests no one
aud gives no shelter 20 criminals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
PERSONAL.

Mrs, W. NJ Alexander OF Oak Clin
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. Y. Hogsett.
this week
Mrs Dlsscl and son, Frank Mccarthy.
O brother Of j. c. Mccarthy. left for
Chicago last night by the Santa Fe.
n. III, Iasseter left for Topeka last
night by the Santa Fc.
Mrs. T. r. COrmen left for Kansas
city last night by the Santa Fe.
Colonel Hays Of the firm OF HAYS
bros, merchants Of Crowley came in
and bought stock Of goods yesterday.
DIR, L. -. Brown Of SmithGeld was In
town yesterday.
Colonel Norwood Of Rendon was In
the city yesterday, replenishing his stock
Of goods.
j. A. Ware. a well known contractor
NJ present engaged on the Rock Island
extension from Bowie 20 Fort Worth.
came down from RhOme yesterday and
purchased n big bin Of supplies.
Major j. p, Perkins, prominent mer-
chant OF Rhome was a customer al Fort
Worth wholesale houses yesterday.
Il. L. White. leading merchant Of
hnndley was among the visitors 10 Fort
Worth yesterday. He saws business N
picking up IN his hailiwick.
ii, Il. Valentine came over from Red.
ford yesterday,
j. A. Robinson. representing n NJ To,,is
Wholesale house. came Ia oa a hnsjness
trip yesterday. He was FORMERLY one
OF the propretors Of the Pickwick ami
city 'V' 'iii'
Mrs. G w Alyser, who has been
Spending the winter with relatives M
900 Granger street, left yesterday FOR
her home az Aspen Colo. Size made
hlany friends while here who regret her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
ALL CONFIDENT
THE DALLAS MAYoRYALTY CAM;
PAleN is ENDED.
The Unloadod Gun Claims Another Viclim-A
Negro Shoi-Thc Dallas Steamboat
Almost at Port.

Dallas Tex April ESPECIAL 1.-The
campaign closed tonight with speeches
by Barry, ConuOr and Webster leading
candidates for mayor Conner made
four speeches IN four different parts of
the city tonight, and is confident Of re-
election.
Barry and his managers have not
spent a dollar i'm the campaign. They
1re equally a. confident as Conner. II
Barry suffers defeat tomorrow the credit
can be- given 10 the discontcnted headed
~ Judge +. e.. Bower, Ford House. III.
Is. Strange and few others. Tint h
tue strong card Of the opposition tonight
UNI y remains 20 be seen what effect Il
Ia bis opening speech.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
FINANCIAL.

The improved condition Of trade stiil
continues and moucy circnlates more
freely The comparison with last year
Is very encouraging.
balances. S4S.NiO1S as compared WITH
clearhncos. S126. 1901. and balances.
SlsSj6T for the corresponding day last
year.
last weeks clenrances. S1.2O2. H4ul.
az compared with ST9T ,g93W for TIE
corresponding week last yelr. March
clcarnuccs. SJ.412. G0BO5 as compared
with 1892. iOOCO for the same month
last year. IN increase 0f little over
- ner cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04


Austin, Tex, April Especial. The
house met with Speaker Cochran In the
chnir and quorum present.
Irlyer by Chaplain Pennington.
The pending business from Saturday
WINS resumed, being substitute senate bill
w. TO amend section / and of the net
10 prevent hshing and hunting upon the
enclosed grounds Of another.
Mr.. Graves offered TO amend section 3
that no person shall be liable unless the
Inhibition IS posted or published.
by MIR. Sebastian-Io amend by strik-
Ing out 10000 acres and inserting 1000
acres.
The merits of tho bill were discussed by
Messrs. Sebastian and Rowell the Inter
OF whom proposed 10 strike out the first
section OF the bill, fixing the area at TO-
UOo acres, which would leave the inhibi-
Ton AEulnst professional hunters ONLY.
Mr.. Dean spoke I'm favor OF the Rowell
proposition. Mr.. White offered an amend
ment making the area 5000 acres and
spoke 70 the merits Of the bill, remarl,ing
that whenever any measure was proposad
Tor the protection of the stOckmen some
members sat down on II with the cry of
class legislation.
II man Is not TO be protected in own
ing over ZOO acres why allow him 10
own more than that area
Dir. Slayden in the chair. Mr.. Sebas-
tan spoke against strongly opposing the
White amendment His main objection
he said 20 tho bill was that II tended 10
depOpulate the country or retard immlgra-
uon into the sparsely settled sections Of
the state, The bill provides that IL shall
not apply 20 any bona iide settler resid-
ing within such Enclosures.
Mr.. Graves argued that the bill was
not merely Tor the protection Of game aud
Mr.. Pickett spoke against fixing such
large area, He believed the existing
law was sufficient
The bill was further discussed pro and
con by Messrs. Moody, Onion and Yves
The 1000 amendment was adopted
Ayes, ~; noes, p, which leaves the bin
law. 's
Mr. Henderson of Lamar moved IN
suspend the bill, 10 take up the appro-
puauon bill, 70 make II a special ma
continuing order for 8 o'clock tomorrou
Mr., Slayden-We might as we'll strit.
99ntt the euacting clause Of the pending
An amendment In that direction bv
Mr.. Mcisemore 10 substitute ten for 10
90 acres was ruled out Of order "a ia
AREA had been changed to 1000 acres
1ne bill passed TO a third readin,
Ayes, 90; noes, "a.
A communication was read fr,,,
Messrs. Hnddle 10 sell 10 re- stat.
portrait of David Crockett
Adjourned till D. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
TRINITY NAYIGATION

Captain 5. w. $. Duncan returned from
Trinidad, whore he left the steamer i.
NJ. Harvey today. He says the piling
point must bee removed before the Har-
vey can proceed on her journey 10 Dal-
las. Trinidad is eighty miles from Dali
las by the river route. The Cotton Belt
officials have a large force of men az
work and the plllng viii be removed
In i've days, when the Harvey will
steam at once for Dallas. The snag-
Trinidad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
JOURNALisM IA NV no, !,


fractional journalism has ON many oc.
casions gone 20 extrcmc lcugths IN tbis
country of e2citpble politics bu, We do
not recall an Instance OF that sort that
rivals the part played by our Dallas
contemporary. The News. ID the ncl,o.
tlon at Tyler growing out Of the resplte
BY the governor OF the negro Curtis
condomned 20 be hanged for murder.
The story az told In the reports Of tho
News from ISlcr. furnishes is own con.
ment We supplement Il with our own
report Of the quarrel between cltizen
and the News correspondent Ia a clu.
acns' mectng, resulting from no clnrce
BY tho city murshpl that the correspond.
eH vas the nala factor "a melting tho
mob 70 violence, Of which. no donb,
Through accident, no mention i mnde n
the acooupt Of the eitizens' mociinr pub-
lished by che News. The in.endlarv
laneuago Of l,a Tyler corrospondenes
mo circumstances under which IA ener.
Eetie reporter r,cclved information n, !,
o'clock AZ rlght Of tho fact TIM en
item 81 news' would be found A, ~
seaaold next mwning. hls organization
q ibs PARTY whlch drst discovered ~,
Governor hose haa been hrig N ce,ev
a'i oouptbqte 70 make an nter.s,lns
IIc'y which marks new departure n
Texas igw1aissa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
THE RANDLE CASE.

Frank r. Pierce, j. w. Hill and Kirk
williams testified In the Randle murder
case today, rs 10 the threats made against
~ ). Raudle. and also 10 the fact that
be was warned. The Gazette correspon-
dent was informed tonight that the de-
Tense had unearthed number of new
Witnesses. One, negro. viii syvenr
that Randall had a knife and that he
picked II up. A white man viii swear
that he saw Randall draw the knife. A
gentleman connected with the prosecu-
ton said TO The Gazette correspondent:
"a half dozen men will be indicted after
this trial is over, and wen push the
cases 10 the bitter end" One witness
Jumped the town aud was brought back on
disappeared. This is destined to become
a famous case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
TEXAs rREss AssocIArIoN.
PROGRAM FOR ITS MEETING AT
DALLAS INTERESTING SUB
JECTS AND GOOD SPEAKERS.

Huntsville, April 3.(Special )-Secre-
tury H. b. Robinson of the Texas Press
association has adyices from President
Copeland ~ the completion OF a portion
OF the program for next meeting, as
follows.
"The Public Press and the Improve
ment of It's business Methods" Opened
Herald, followed by MesSrs w. a..
Adair, Peyton Brown. j. w. Dae. ID. G.
kolb and w, II. Gillland. Zen minutes
each
. sThe achievements and Aspira
lions Of Women Ia the Field Of Journal.
ism Opened BY Mrs Julia lruitt
Hishop Of the Home Corner, followed by
Mesdames Walton OF the Fort Worth
Gazette Eouie, Hoxthansen, Bryorly
and Dr, l.. L. Beech Ten minutes
3. ''The Newspaper Man as Lesis.
lotor -Opeued by w. ~ Imbd,lsl, fol.
lowed 10y Boren, Fields Sargent. plr,.
Farmer, shaw, q. Il. Edwards aud II.
NJ, Johnston. Ten minutes each.
The Public Press as tho Advocate
" Human Rights aud the Interests AZ
ne Common People Opened hy j. III.
Davis, followed BY ~ A. Crayens. n
y. Miner J. ID. Shaw, j. n. Robinson
Fifteen minutes each
.. The Relation Of the Press 10 Elm
cation and 10 Moral and Economic Re.
forms Opened by O. +. Domblass. fol.
lowed by Juan $, Hart, A. q. Scnrlock
and ID. Z Book Fifteen miautes ,,ch
" The Press aud the Worll's I'ntr
HOW to Make the Most of our Time
Mhile Ihero"-O Opened by Col r. II
Holland Of the Texas Farm aud I,gteb
followed by Il. $, Peters. a. r.. Norton
!, Doremus and others. Ron minutes
me next meeting bids fair 10 he the
most interesting ever held. while the ~.
Tyrsiop y the Worlds raif over the
dhsAas ana Pacific, Iron Mountain ana
W ahash railways win be participated ~
~ we largest number over on one III tbe
ieA"s iress association excursions.