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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

Cash quotations were a. roil vs.; Flour juliet feemx
easy. vita price. unchanged, no smng wheat gl9
RS 70 s s 30 Sa s. 80 80 80 r s5sS 81
barley. ;Sa54t; ~ nsS,crd, ~ 81 prime timothy
:ssa = 30 SsA Rcr 90 ioo SC;i $685. So a 40
o., sailed ,no"d .s.A' 10 5sg I1 81 ao, ssss
scS s S & S loaf p S$S sTa sSSsnS;
oay, &c on'tr market was quiet ana st,aay ia9sy
s SrH ~ ss. EeEs quiet ana lower at 2se
Cincinnati, Des 2l;-tiGu', sp.ns patent, s3 75es4;
fsn S az ar SIs s 10 red held At So No rsd 5dc
Corn market lower no . white, as,; NJ white, Sotc;
Ma E'S% aiy S Win i'om fair S nd 80 hit choice
ssS; 50 @xsa 81 Rye %a,k,' ;eiy ,S ssS for
;ls Z, family PORK sl2 IS slei family ss 55 Ksitle
sd lard ~ haser larla 7.e , Bacon !io, ste,dy;
% Sh7cy III p r s@ steady sies Of disris'
goods On the Lass I'll 10 o2i barrels
Mavauscc De-, sMay MrOs Op; n at c23.c sold
Gs'.c Cash ~neaI noniihaiy Cssc. SAMPLES were
Coz s T at .s SSs %sa ySs
rye ac:i,S Nc l. a. No. tcs G Hii, qge' SS
80 L. S3c. Gas, SEED steidy and unchanged. Flour
and mll stun, quiet at former pics
this marsr. today by NewYor aud c9icago 6at wa;
e &c; as h TnG r a. Was .c the dun and
s o Ia Sasd' Of 81 'aSss to ar
yso S tSs pn' sod Fi''s S Scscd can IRA
te easer Refr s 81 eod ". ssas Unchanged narRs
Corn. No g. 3J.d32isc; No yel
lou :,qs32iac Uats-No 3 white, 2'a21lc; no ., 2O3
are.
nI,dclphn De-. 2I-Flour-llen and continued lighs
On, unsat "a, To-, and prices Ak. though quotlby
c cna,t'd WheIt-Very little inquiry for export and
~ ,,o ab.enr, OF speculative support prce. shafe
~ W. . red ID cenb'r G'.d o. Janulry 05u554c;
Lcrrun,v .f-,dGTc: M3r'h. cS"Gsisc. CONCEPTION
,,,o, shade weaker: local CARROTS Inactive and weak.
m MR. irrra.ng -unnrs. No mivcf December d21
s5ir. January il'sai2c Fbrnry: '2ta'2ic: March.
a5i6 i2sc Oats-Hcceirt' librli ard ca,lct, blr'ly
:, adj WITH little demand. fnturs dnil and w,t,out
~ ,"r,,nt chanrc; NJ whit, De.emb'r S5T35 sci
H. st,T3Jn: Fciru,rv ga, "954c March a5f
a. S,cars-n fined quiet steady and unchanged.
Othe- articles unchanged
- louis Dee 2lrIOgco va End an, n' 90:
~ ~: choce. s.Ifa 10: rye -four ~ io@ss:5 ,uck:
,,r.at nour 81 2adsr SO. rli, quiet ard ~ ady no
Ci-cs" sile i~r s,;kcd 49, love- I,e ON
he- $50 Jar nary oossc; Nav. C3rlI32r Torn 1owr.
Deccmtor s2a.c Janusry slsc Nav Ms.@ai'ei osts
Stsndsrd selling a sls 3 on or'eI ~ 10
sSoriders &c lOrs, AMI clear RI. Gse shorts. ecSe:
sncr:s 77.c Beh wines steady az ~ 10 Lsa,mEy'
cir ,nt ,arre.v higher fer SPOT and December delivery,
as nuS I. b. hsi and considerable shoT,g, Is M:
,crs,oos 10 10 outstanding. IA IRISH as ~ iIlr nail
ond an mi January relatively cheaper selling NJ
"a rs sal spot ut 20 IL: ten cars s,ot ana
n,ecmnar at az -, orc ear s'ot at ~ liz. IL ft.s
January at Sneltcr-f.te Inquiry and entirely
nsmrai al about IS fa'a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
,,rrv COTTON MARKETS..

IN. ol-Couon firm; mIddllng. Tic; low
S aTs.T $40 good cra.' Ga ISi i pai eros
receipts. 12oy $50 bie'; Gales 1855 bales; stock
is9 ot2 bales no eI-Couon arm; mlt1lIng 7.e; low
udSas good es SS.'S G ne. 1904 Sd Ls
falcs CG6 oalrs 81 Cotton Arm good mddllng 7asc
New. Orleans e.. D'G low mding i1dc; eood ordinary
mdd,sng ncs receipts $40 h3le, gro IL G9 bes
LEX $40 s97 bales, c,uon steady: mid Hing LA.
savanna Dec. 10 gok ordinary. 7.iOc net and
py,s rec~i 1885 baes S7s BALE ooi' DlieS
s,le. SIS bales STOCK '-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
rnernN WOOL MARKET.

nae OF 800 The wool market has been dun
Po $50 psnd shows improvement sal, ior ,.c
ana tIc 900 bales 81 all KINDS. NO hr Isl
week arc o ON /. cxpcccI until after the close OF th'
rn t and ten oc mS s,aT o 9 ncrces sid
Prices CO.. o. 22c Tor and above 22g2ic Tor , ain
~ &c ,oI FOR Hum ana y" j.. MlVn.a,n
IN ana nDo. ~, 90 Washed cOmbing wool hrn 81 2tW
and nns deanc at 100 for GSp' Sd Vii ri
Mlchieaio irrr,,"ry wool IN fair demand at sal g.
sell at I'c. basis Of 35d3Sc Tor fine, 33dSor Joy
or no on cs and aso, for %eeg% >, S%1 o or
Texas ,"in ~ pulled wool quiet with snail Sales
from 3oaooc 'oonSG and combine NJ DE Foreign wool
OF sup, nmSStbout rnpc rtant safes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New Yorl.. december 81.

New York December 81. 1873
BEEvFs Reccipts 81 car,. 0l5 hesd-s. "a. s ,ss
sauvhtcrc. direct anu market ana 10 .ofs
werr held over Yesterday. No trailing Feeling stelis.
CIV dressed native ides slow dieo.c per ~ c"ot,
Lo De- No later cable news. shipments, W 'aS" MI
so steep the OrinOco Bermuda. -,
Feeling steady. A., 40, ala,
CALVF.s-Rercpts 32O head. ilcludlnc IL cave,
direct butchers. Duh and weak and over -Vo bcll
reported unsolI conmon to choice yeai ela q SO
~ IS per 700 ~ 'brbs' at ~ ~ y <Vg "
led calves az 506ei Western canes at 81 ~ Dressi
calves slow Ht s"l2. for city dressed ves' o1di" tut
country d'eisl; iaoc for oil gras-ers . a., %
s,les--s' j' nisck vrals 1870 n avcsge a. 10 -
per leo ID do. 10 n. AZ 80 80; - '0ob ., ~ ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES |

Scw.Yofk December u, 1893.
There wcrs n new feature. IA the situation IN the
petroleum neld. and tn speculation continues u lag
Easier Price. were the absence ~ rlop
ncnts. cOuped Tth the unfaNor1bc tnr 10 Wa. Ni:'f
III sale. 200 iafr-ls in options at
mo Unsolicited Exchange - cents AMI tA1i t.s
final offer and on civ
Kern,d retr. Dum unchanged a. j.lj cents gil
Ion in bar rc- bulk. and 90 c't
FORE rn quotations Antwerp. ia frinc- Brccl.
4 narKs; London, 3a-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
New-York, Dec. 10. 1898.
THE WORK CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED.

THE WORK CAN BE ACCOUNT I1I''f'
To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In looking The Tribune OF the ls,h ms
came across an editorial headed away wiz" ','e
- "a, IL no done? OF course 1t can be
49, I, was done in Brooklyn in the form OF
landslide. Why can't 1t be done in New-10rA'
I, can be done in the very way that you sussvs s;
mai Is clean out this machine vote-deahns o4 D.
nass mat no doubt has been weakening tle -
,mbIican party and strictly anti-naaGhlile ,
Republican organization, and thlnk !, ~ n1au
oniv hensit II; but the whole country as we'll 4
hone You win continue in your good worn:
NeW-York Dec. 81, 1888. J. a. LAUN iN-N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
FOR PARTY REORGANIZATION.
nopr-r AR DEMAND FOR REFORMS IN LOCAL
REPUBLICAN MANAGEMENT.
A GREATLY NEEDED WORK.

pE,GINNING a GREAILf NhEDED "ON'
~. tho Editor of The Tribune.
10 vo,r clear-cut presentation OF the condition
- pe,ub,ican party of the city and county OF
". " vork in your editorial of December H. outlines
80 ,,ostion the necessity OF thorough party
,,zation IL is highly pleasing 10 see d Pape'
~ vii known as yours take UP a WORK 50 sreauy
aod The County Committee OF th's year haue
,,,ca of organization. but broaded and w'der
p'N 90 Won have outlined. are necessary 10
meas oIf full Republican interest IN the cry anu
couniy Of NewYork TOO nd n many have spoken Of
given 70 YOU line with the anticipated action OF
H. d" Committee on Organization anu sreaoG S1et
Ing the cause of RepnoN'""HI Hi II AND FLOWERS.
vaw.York, Dec. 90 1893
,,.,, prp1,B1JCANS APPROVE THE WORK
r. the Editor Of The tribune .- ,r-,,,.... no..
y" your editorial article in to-cays Tribune has
Oh ,,ort,on and am extremely pleased that
"d ~,os- Of our Republican journals OF thls
"' o,,y and country has In strong terms ue-
~ tho local machine ana indorsed 'he
,s,n4nt for reorganization or rather eNP' ''''
..noy organization" for the Repuohcah pa" ~
.s,s county Many good RepuohcahS vi '"e -"
assembly District. dlssusted WIN INC ,.
1S,oh nrn,aries nominations. etc. were conduct
VIM" -" ,aren action toward the formation OF
GU s'.,, ossocation and will heartily JON III
n NV ontsmnlated movement for reorealiHsa'i,on
Good and true kepubcans I' ,b 6,e puritv of the
v on and the interests OF our party III
enmy Of the so-caed seii,eiec.e rressnt the Re-
eonsn6uence thereof VIII not rep ,,antiop ~
iSians Of the Xth District at the coVen.lVm oi
he County Committee or AT any of reorCan
N! has been enlisted and my endeay0rs toward
thai end VIII Gon'nnf So cet Of I the people Of this
city by purity of ORGANIZATION; eoders but not
@hosses" Respectfully yours W. % ii'''
Tew-York Dec. 10, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
NEW MEN AND NEW METHODS WANIED

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir; Your ringing editorial in to-day's issue IN
favor of a new Republican organization IN 'h's
county is both timely and absolutely necessary ior
the success Of the party in state and Nauoh' New
'' peform Of the old machine is impossiDie. Ne"
ronn and new methods must take It's pace; ne
spectfully yours SSESSPTiN MOORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

Albany Dec 1.-THE following cases were argued
to-day In the Court OF Appeals:
In the matter Of final judicial settlement or the
Account OF Douglas BOardman . - 49,. ,,,.
Bridget Ward, appellant agt. the Rochester Elec-
the Railway Company. . -. 49,.
In the matter OF the judicial settlement OF the
account of r. Y. Foote and another: -
+. G.. Locke appellant. agt. the state or New
Yorx A.,
In the matter OF the judicial settlement OF the
account OF Jane A. McDougall and another.
In the matter of the probate OF the VIII OF Angus
tus Nelson ~ s,..
and others. - r, ~,
Henry H. Isham. as trustee. agt. Mary H. POST
minlstratrix, appellant agt. Henry H. lsham' In
The iSs term of The Court OF Appeals closes
tomorrow when adjournment VIII De taken nnIi
Is: Nos, lS' III 3s2 $685. 1s3. lsi and lS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

sTt.,RINT.-M arlet more active; lard Dc oeo, ~;
sales 10000 n city pme lard stelfine AZ o. sues ''oVo
n oleo at re. 80,
TAfTOW Finn. Sales, 70 900 u. Quot a o4'so'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22

DIVORCED FROM COLONEL j. ;. ERNhsi'
Mrs. Josephine Ernest secured a divorce from
Colonel J. s Ernest a well-known member OF the
Southern Socety In the Superior Court yesterday.
Mrs Ernest has had much matrimonial dlmcuity
recently She was formerly the wife OF Robert
Mcbride and secured several DEGREES OF divorce
from him which were reversed by the niSher
court. Mr. Mcbride died before the suit was
finally settled. - ..,o1
Colonel Ernes, and MIS- Mcbride were married
On June Is last They lived together sixteen Gays.
Then Colonel Ernest. II Is alleged went 10 i've WIN
a Miss Rell In West One-hundred-a and -nfth-st ~
Is said that Colonel Ernest married Mrs Mcbrloe
her representations that her father woud inter
fere with his attentions to her unless he did 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
CHARGES MADE BY A PHYSICIAN.

Dr.. Jonas Guttrnan. OF No. 354 East Fourtn-st.'
has begun suit 70, $4,000 against Detectives Nal
lon and McCarty for SANDER and false imprison-
ment and also a suit for $1,000 against the detec-
tves and J. Soloman for conspiracy me ae'ec'
.iv.s arras,ed the Dhysician on December Is.
the charge OF committing a criminal operation On
Mrs F. Goldberg. of No 4o6 East Iweiitn,ss, re i
was discharged in n police court. Dr. GuttInan al
leges that the detectives and SoloInan. who Is a
brother-n-law OF the woman engaged III Il coil-
spiracy against him He declares that he can bIing
witnesses who heard the detectives oner 10 eo MN
Complaints against the detectives VIII be lodged
with Superintendent Byrncs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-22
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. December 81. 1898.
yas,.r,ov T,-dov Yesterday. To-day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
PRETTY CORA'S WAY
DIDN'T SUIT THE GOOD PEOPLE
OF ALBANY, GEORGIA.


Albany, Ga, May G--For several weeks
there has been gathered In this city n NUM-
Der OF tlreatririlnpeolle from various points
a Sy,pi snp 1nSe oe'n tr nS ,b,.
southern states during the summer. Tie
company was to be- kuown as the Jolly
l!oamels' with rrslc A. King Of Rome.
Ca. US manager. and Miss Cora Van Tas-
scli a pretty and attractive little souoret,e.
rs the star.
Under The sgillnl manipulation OF Mau.
oyer King two or three VI our men were
induced to give financial backing TO The
trrnp Ia the time Of several hundred dol
lars, expecting to realize u golden harvest
nom the Investment but their expectations
Last night Tho show "hnstc,l," and ali
on account Of pretty Cora Van 'rasitll
Frpu the day she arrived here her at
tractlve personality proved an Irresistible
magnet 10 all the high spirited young mon
or the city who spared no expense 10 mako
time pass pleasantly for her. Carriage rifles
were frpqunnt diversion for the pretty
star uul ChamInE ne corks tirv from "cN-
ia dry Bottles at her sllgheSt expression
Of wrgrlnc~. At the hotel where she stop
ped when she WIS not engaged with her re-
hcarsals and WHEN not out driving with
some almirer the gnllants fairly fell over
eaf i other IN an effort TO do her homage.
Nothing was too good for her aud she fair
~ rcyrlcl In luxury.
In the meantime however, Cora had dis.
played considerable laughtiness returning
to her hotel on several occasions In n voiy
dilaphlated state. Indicative of dissipation
On one occasion she came very neir creating
u sensation by threat 10 horsewhip a
wcll.known young man for an alleged IN,
suit which he had offered her, hut was
persuaded not to attempt II by the hotel
proprietor.
Hut last night the climax came. The
pretty star was caught IN COMPROMISING
position With the scion OF prnuuuent
family, aud was summarlly fired with her
nMaagyr. Shr sought refuge In another
hotel. but this morning, when the truth Of
nilnlrs was nscrrtalnpd, she got hpr will.
Ing papers the second tlme.
The young mnu IN question has gone
away. His family Is deeply mortified and
the town Is agrog with the sensntion.
Pretty Cora, with her manager Will take
her departure tonight for New York, where
she claims TO have nm engagement open
10 her at Madison Square Garden. Tho
other mcinhcrs Of the troup left the civ
today and ali dates are cancelled
/. The young men who backed NJ tho show
" q Legitimate. way VIII not attend the
World's fair this year. hut will wuit fnr
The next anniversary OF Columbus dlscoy.
cry OF America
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
A SAD CASE.
A MAN KILLS HIS WIFE FOR A
BURGLAR.


Rhome, Tex, May G.-tSpecial) last
night about II O'Clock Mr.. House, Nv
ing about one and a half miles from
here on the Carter farm, fatally shot
his wife, miGaing her for a burglar.
At about the hour named above Mrs.
House awoke her husband aud told him
she thought she heard some one break
Ing Into the house Ia room across the
lrail from their bed ROM Mr. House
procured his pistol and proceeded to the
room Mrs. House, without the knowl-
edge Of her husband. tripDed noiselessly
on behind him. When he reached the
room he heard noise at window and
ia turning around Mrs. House touched
him on the shoulder, aud he, installing
her for the burglar, shot her dead. The
noise at the window proved to he an
old horse that had gotten in tie yard
and was rubbing up against the window.
The family came here recently from
Tennessee and had $1,000 or $1,000 in
the house aud was waiting TO purchase
Il farm.
Ills said House is very nervous man,
afraid all the time he was going to be
robbed of his money.
Mr.. Houses evidence before the coro-
ner was substantially the same.
Mrs. Houses nephew, about IL years
old, was sleeping IN the same room, but
was not awakened by TIE shot,
Mr.. House IS wild with grief He. nc
gpfnuouia1 hv a naighhnr ,xsiII atn,s for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

The Gazette is authorised to offcr
$1,000 IN prizes for short stories,
These stories ARE 10 be from 1000 TO
COCO words In ietsth aud suitable for
publication In our columns, 1l.e prizes
are offered for the best fyc stories Ms
follows:
For the best short story, $3.50
For the second best short story, 5000.
For the third best short story. $50.
For the fourth best short story, 500.
For the fifth best short story, $50.
Any competitor can limit lis Offering
to compete for tho first prize or for
only the first two prizes.
Such stories as are suitable for publ.
cation will be purchased II the writer so
wills. at the usual rates for such matter.
A circular giving complete information
viii be- sent on receipt Of 2-cent STAMP
TO s. $. Mcclure. 743745 Broadway,
New York City.
II any one OF these prizes Is won by
reaas contributor, Tho Gazette will
add 10 per cent. To the amount Of Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
TERRELL AT WORK.
A Strong Board Of Trade Organized by Her
people

Terrell, Tex, May 0.--Cspeclal) The meet.
ing Of citizens held last night at tie may,
all Of whom seemed Interested In the re-,
Organization OF the board OF irade Inc
object for which the meeting was raic,i
Aflcr short addresses by Mcssrs Matthew
Cartwright D. l.. Terrell o. H. Coluultr
DR. A. J. Chlllrcss, !. * Grinunn ana oihrrs
The meeting Organised as Ne. Terrell 6oaf,l
OF trade. commitiec ai,pnlnt,7l FOR I'M
purpose selected a boarl " ,lirectors as fol.
lows; Matthew Cartwright. J. l.. Terrfii
J. ) Grinnnn, Kills hrlnn. L. IA. II. Green
!, H. Mhithcld. lVin Mctiraw, q. a. III,
quit \. 4. Schuider, Amer some dlsrussinn
oi matters concerning Terrell's lnter,sts
the meeting adjourned,
Aftcrward tie executive hoard met ami
otganlzrd by The election OF tue foilo,sing
vmcersi ]. TRUMAN president. Mat,
~, SECRETARY. @. H. 'olquit. trrasaryr.
A oommluec on hy laws was appointed -,
follows; ]. \ Grinunn j. H. tirr,,u a
u, Calpniit. The hoard Of trade Il nav.
organised and in good working trim, nns
eOltst \ Ia get the roads leading 10 perr.lt
Ia gupd von,lilipu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Fiction writer's take many liberties with
the language. For the sake Of rymphony
adicctlsra must be used. and sense Is Tnhde
to give place. What think you Of the "slow
amazed smile" IN a recent novel, and what
Il the usual Vi 10 Of speed Of snlleE We
have heard OF smiles lighting the face AMI
''brgakiug over the counfenancc,' eKpreH-
a .'slOw smile" No wonder Il WAS amazed.
Toll NJ. somebody, and why is u SLOW
I.st some cOincr Of English words come TO
our relief
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
FOSTERS LOCAL FORECASTS.

The storm waves will reach this morl
dian and the other changes noted Will
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twenty-four hours VI sun
ret Of the dates given below;
May 7,--Coolnr and clearing
May S.--Fair and cool
MAY MOderating
MAY 10. Warmer.
May IL. Storm wave on this meridian.
May H. Wind changing
May ld.-Cooler and clearing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

b.an contaminated. oar farmers ueed not be
AFRAID 10 reisr plenty Of hogs and beef
cattle. ANY SURPLUS nat can ~, ns .isel T.
home can be smprsn 70 the fnI, MoL,n
And agnih mi Armour Is thinklng OF NOV
ipr anr ~ ihr RE foHr paekcrirs 70 tbai
,ity aud in he dos there need nc no iear
Of glutfirg the market
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07
THE NEWSCONDENSED

Indr. Gresham disposed Of his Indiana
potts home for $4,000.
"a. rro..,aent Stevenson will attend thu
Ausnsta. Ga. exposition next fail,
m. ,.,.i ,~.,,,ys M Indianapolls are onl
an nnts sbcy want ss5 per month.
an. 4, .,c,.,,r a.
v.re,v srns, bivb water, The losses will b,
b,avy
,. 49,. ., c.,v..,on bas aled
a., Aus y. ,,.,.,,,,,,,.ar ~ couecto,
Of customs al that polnt.
r.,.s.. n g.. A., connect ID
49, ,, - .,',s ~ sv,.r.I v,Il,lon,
o. ~. 70 -.
ar '"S- VI 'N'
-. AZ, -, 49, .',,, a. a.. s,.,e
$50. - =. No. as ooo
-
Ne" postofnces rave been os'aniisneu ~
commerce ana Mlduletoh' Tex'' anu tne pos.'
80.
Inc ilenus OF 'oni II. ieAiHs s', ~ DH',
l's nave hieu nus appnchnon W "Asnins W
Tor eoilector OF internal revenue ior '"e
'-'N
a
n"i "re III repc'i'"n o'cr 'ne poposeu
charge 81 SUI per morse low't anu tn''A'e''
!" "i'n"raW
Noionci ~, i"Nis ,'nrA vi i-ou's'."' 49,
iaa u'Vepleu ~, ouer niuue Ni,i " 'i.' ~
" aet ~ presiulns Iluse u. .oe r'0es 7" W
'"""SHrH'eu III 'ne wy Vi "eAi'V'
Thomas Nelson Page Of Virginia, the
W'ii'hho"h Story WRITER y ehsns'i 70 DC
I'a'Ilru 70 "ES ienIy rlp'u u Un,enso'
''' "'u'" Vi io'i"'r 'u''"bo N'''No""''e'
President Cleveland told Congressman
Oates OF Alabama that he desired office
n''upr' 10 serve our thc~ Terms uuitSS
ny we 'p'o'N ieA''"' ior h"Nieu'"'e ~
'''' a.
III" Louisville, Ky. Presbyterian theoo-
glcal seminary has been incorp1rated The
opJeu's 10 pe proul'eH are tue euucanoh
anu framing OF young ineh us MINISTER'S OF
'"V soSpci
Applications for places in the departments
Mt Washington or In the Held are on the
Increase Ihhleau OF hVe or SIX a day they
nave no" dwlndled to one or two and occa-
s'ohAiy nome
There Is a water famine In Mexico. RAJ.
road traHic has Utmost stopped on lis &C.
count ana the ,saIor ,hn n.oni, S,,n,
comes from pollutel wells. can,Inr an cni-
der,tr ~ s,,rnass ''' '@'''s "' oP'-
,,,,
M'sa'ss,ppl planters ana railroad officials
uavt at "reehtuie' mat state The railroad
" ,ln Oue'tu cheap rates OF transportation
To diversity nie crops.
Al n spc,isl farm ~, .,.r, ,o,1 -, y..,..
y; sI,,nsS' va, II was decided that color
w e''''u''n De NOT allowed to attend the
s'"e SCHOOLS Us WINES III ihat state 1t was
"S' cAsi Drought on by negro.
Thomas S. Cartwright Of Austin, Tex,
has applied for a cleikshlp to the inspector
Of STEAMBOATS, and A. NJ. Edwards OF Fort
Worth for the eollectorshlp of internal rev
enue OF the Fort Worth district OF Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

CLOSING HOURS.

The bu siness department OF TmB Ca
sETTr will remain open until tho time indl-
Gated below;
Saturdays. 10p m.
Sundays. .....,,..,........ Sp. m.
Other DAYS In the week .........s pp m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-07

Is sTocK GAMBLING LEalTIMArxs
The conviction Is growing upon the
mind and constlencr OF the country that
che stock gamblers Of New York city
and elsewhere have COO much to do with
shaping its linunclal affairs aud too much
intul Se upon lts rncral financial con.
diticn. This conviction IL not canhnc,l
90 the rural districts or 10 any class OF
people, and Il 10 not to be brushed away
as a uere nlmntoni Of clus preiudice.
Wien an operator" 10 use the politc
phrase OF the aroot, who n,cllcsly
nakcs hIs all On The turn Of ia sarise
stock, goes down aud in his fan SETS IN
laelisa agencies Of disaster whose in.
fucneo for esil u fct shrsnrho,t he
feually Il g time 10 ask whether gam
i'lns on yast s,nlc, which sooner or
iater hflnyr misfortune upon tho entire
fcptlry, y net properly Within the scope
81 sosefnmf1 lnhiblaon as weli As xaiu-