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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

widely and favorably known
NJ IN the United States. Their
no5ance. remarkable skill and uui-
.,ssa.s In the treatment and cure
ans Chronic and Surgical Dis
ntlfias these eminent physicians
/ nm confidence Of the afflicted
ere They guarantee
tain and positive cure for the
MOODS Of early vice and the numer'
,hat follow In It's train.
Blood aud skin Diseases speed-
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H. Debility and Sexual Disorders
Ipidly to their skilltul treatment
4 Fistula and RECITAL ulcers guar
cured without paiu or detention
aness.
cale aud Voricocele permanently
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H. Gonorrhea. elect, Spermator-
miual Weakness, Lost Manhood,
h Emissions, Decayed Faculties,
I Weakness and all delicate dis
a oeculiar 10 either sex, positively
4 We'll as an functional disorders
Nm from youthful follies or the
N mature years.
ne guaranteed permanently cured
4 complete, without cutting, caus-
IHiiau0n Cures effected at home
pnt without moments pain or
e.
III men or those entering on that
be, aware Of physical debility
n assisted.
Citation free, in person or by mail.
re aflicted and cannot call, write
nclosng stamp for reply. Call
fddNss
BELTS g. BELTS,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
SANTnnn MAYOR.

New York. Jan. 20 Following the
court ruling the city clerk n Long Island
City has canylssed the returns and de-
clared Sanford mayor The oath Of office
has been administered aud indications
are that Gleason " out, though he stll
vows be viii bee mayor court or no court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

belgrade. jan 2n-n Is true that OK
King Milan aud his divorced wife M
talie have become rerOuciled What
political result u any, this WIN haye.
cannot be prophczied. hw the Official
stateuleut has caused popular rejoicing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

~ BIB pals. yer ho1en. 500. Pre-.
serves 3-lb tins, two dozen 70 case, per
aoied, A.50; l-lb pals. ono dozen 10 case
per dozen, 81. 20 s'Q-lb kanaSins, por III Zoe;
nut bitter 20lb kauakms, Toe. Niince
meat S-lb kanesius, lie, iO0-lO kegs, 0isc,
sRpie outter le)lo hess, 5Hc; eo-lb kana.
hns, SC Maple syrup. old time Qts. J dol,
TO case, 1850. half gal, dozen 70 case D. 80,
gal halt doL 20 case per doy, Sll50
cnEwisG Gun
Danheiscr's Fruit iolu, per box. Sc. pep
permlnt aud limctta, per box. co; mana
toiu, per box, 20C; Adams New York No
J, per box. 25o; fascination, COO sweet fern,
Ho; carmel iolu, Sc; no New York. $50;
Whites Hucai2n, por box, 800; 5-box car-
loon, 81 20; Valentines euchiV, per box,
&c; Panama, per COX. 65c California fruit
per box, S5ci Berry's beauty, sc; toIu, $50;
per dozen, $40; swoctQum, per box, Tha;
Wilinm's crown toiu doz. boxes $3.50:
Williams Peppermint tolu, doE boxes,
s50O WNiams pine apple, s.iI
iunrs Asp WOOL
Hides buyers are paying, Dry nint
heavy 01Sc; light DC dry salt, 4c;
green salt SIC; butchers groom, 2iSasc
Wool-Lght medium. iJla2oc; low mo.
dium, lfdiUc; fine. ld0i6c
Horns, hoofs and bones, 81 90 per tou do
livered
CRAM AND rTznsrrgs
Cotton seed--per bushe.. loo, retail
Hay--Loose local. per ton, 800;
best Fornoy, carload lots, o, D., tSHO per
ton; ton lots. 5000; choice upland
hay car lots, o. b., $500 retail, ts.OO aud
Y. 20 per ton.
Amber caue seed-lses bushel, wholesale
&c retail, slice.
Millet--Por Dushel, Si.i5
Alfalfa seed-Si par bushei
Wheat--Auyers are paying; No. 2 Co.
No. 2, Opci e. o. b, at Fort Worth.
COAL
Cauon City $40 per ton. McAlost3;
Choctaw, Jonny Lind. Big Muddy, Bouor
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson and Walsso,
Goals, ear lots, s.. IS; 3 to 10 tou lots &j.9cn
two tons $3.50; ore ton 90 IS; onc-half t01
500 Monarch, Victor, Santa Clara ana
Elmorc Goals, car lots q 30; 3 TO 10 tons
$500 two tons 90 - Que Ton, $3.50; one.half
tOn, S0.5o Biar Creek aud McJamcs couls (;
car lots, S., -; TO no tons, $3.50. two tons,
1910; ono ton, go; ouo-half ton, BIS.
Maitland Egg. and Monarch Egg, car
tons, $3.50; siugle ton, $40 Authrt.
cite PENN coal car lots eli TO 10 ton
lots elR. 90; single ton. SIS Anthracite
(Ouidal = 70 10 ions, 81 90; siugle ton, $3.50;
onchalf ton, S6.OJ Slack coal, car lots,
$3.50 per ton, 1910,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
nENnY nEAnlNa DYING.

Sherman Tex. Jan. 60 Especially Henry
Dearing, the Young man WHO shot "A. N.
Ac1loiAlin IN the neck yesterday r. lying
ifsenFlnle and Ia q critical condition. The
shock received az what be uad done was TOO
much for him. being subject % heert dis
ease. The wounded nan q ~ ihought win
recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

No man dissatisfied with nnfriendly
climate pahnuidod lands or uufayoraiie
conditions can read constantly Of this
Southern wonderland without being ~
fluenoed 10 come. And no man who seeks
aafe and profitable Investment can read
constantly OF the opportunities presented
IA this vast undeyeioped empire without
being influenced 10 investigate for him
golf In DefsOll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
NEW sLEEpING-cAR ROUrEs.

ST. Louis. No, Jan. "a. The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas today inaugurated
new slccDing-onr routes. sending cars
via the S. 1.ouis. Keol,uk and North.
western TO tlannihal nnd thence TO
Texas instead of via Sedalia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
NONE TESTIMONY

A zine 500 sewing Machine for Only SEA,
Try Ono
Suverton, Tex, Dec, ., 1892.
TO The Fort Worth Gpzcitc.
Gentlemen, The high arm sewing ma.
chine h all you claim for H. u Is first
class In every respect Ny Wifu Is de-
lighted with Il, IL ~ neat and well
d. III. SWEENEY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TENNIS DEAD.

Hllsboro, Tex, jan 10 (Special 81
The young niau, Charlie Ternis. who
was run over by . freight tTain aud had
both legs ampuiated, died Last night fron
ioas ~ hlao1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Paris, Jan. 20. lspecaii-A number Of
papers demand The cNlnfion ~ 81 Dc
bOWitz, Paris correspondent " Tie london
Tncs whom they accuse Of systematic
hostility % France.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Laredo Tex. Jan. Cir lhpeaal, IA rnmor
"A current here 10 Ike eject thal General
I.oren15 Gafcia u tie Mexican army has
been taken 10 city ~ Mexico nudfr military
asrest The rsrolt n MOT believed hnie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Galveston. Tex, Jan, a. -63pssial -
Bv steamship fr0m Galveston, Tex;
To Liverpool ............ -. 80. lAe.
To continent. ...,.,,.,-.t..- .l'-otd
TO New York ........,,...... 45oelOO IDS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
Highly Pleased

Highly Pleased
Crawford, Tex, Sept, IL, 1892.
TO Tho Fort Worth Gazette
Gentlemen; Your premium On.
zctte sewing machine received yesterday
accompanying Il WAS hyc-yenr guar,
antee. We are highly pleased with the
appearance Of the machue, and will
write you later az 60 ils true merit.
Yours truly,
G. A. sTANDu'ER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Fort Worth, Tex, Sent, 2s,1s02.
Editor of Gazette
Allow me 60 say Ia bobalf Of The
Gazette mnchtno that ] have had
one IN constant use for the past eighteen
months and duhug that tune Il has
done the best of work aud proven itself
you much success, as you can safely
recommend t. Very respectfully.
NJ. FARRELL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
nua.So su,erlor.

Marshall. Tex, May % 1892
The Gazette Fort Worth, Tex.
Gentlemen; ! received the sewing
machine you ordered for me aud tested
same For light running. little noise,
perfect work and nept style and huish,
Il has no superior ! have seen mnuy
different machines. but there IN none
had rather have than this saved
more than $50 boy ordering through you.
Respectfully.
%. N. HUFFMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
An TbatIa Claimed Tor n.

Walnut, Tex, May %, 1892
Fort Worth Gazette.
! am in receipt of The Gazette Sow
iug machine 0nd find II 10 Toe al You
claim for H. We are delighted with the
finish aud the work II does. Think Il
very cheap FOR such machine aud
equal 10 $40 or $50 machine
Yours with Thinks for H.
a. ]. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
Receipts ana Exports A. All Unlsaa states
Ports


Galveston Tex, Jan ei- Especial -
Stocks this day............, .,.f,' '9tl,gl
Stocks this day last year. .'.f'.. i,-'O -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Galveston, Tex, Jan. 81 -rapociaLl--
Sugar Plgntatioa agents prices In round
lots by the carload for, Louisiana sugars;
Market closed hrm at yesterdays quota.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

is through the newspaper that daily hnd
weekly tells of the progress Of Texas and
IS advantages opportunities and prOdnc-
lions. Day after day mud week after
week such newspaper does iis appointed
work, aud 1t Is
Tue CONSTANT Dripping that Wears Away
fhe 0foup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
TouLrnY, Eooa IN nul.TEh

Prices paid by dealers-Old hens, 81 70
per uoz spring chickens, large, 81 Is;
spring chickens, small, 81 70. turkeys
blers, small, iOc; large do 81 old hens 80.
one aud two year old gobblers 81 .5Gol 20;
eggs, &c per doz butter fresh good, lro;
common country, / q; o. o' A., J5,.
Retailers get.-Old hens, 50 90 por dozen;
spring chickens, large, So OOi spring chick
ems, small, ~ 10 1urkeys-small sprung
hens 7ho; spring gobblers, small, e0c; large
do 81 20; old mems SOC % one ana two year
old gobblers 81 80; butter, goJc fresh, 20
per pound; butter common country 20ci
creamery, doc; eggs 80c per dozen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
DRUGS

Quotations based or small lots 10 retail
dealers: Acoinnlid, per ounce, lOci per
10, 7Oc acetic acid, per To- &c; carboiie acre.
cryst, per 10, 80 70 sc; murlatlc acid, y
r., per 10. p nitric aeid- q r., per 10 sloi
sulphuro acld, 9. r., per ID, 2lci fannie
acid, bulk, per ID, 2l.85 alcohol, % per cent
per gal, so.s 50 less Sc cash; alum. per ID, 4ci
antkumnla { LOO; antifebriue' per or 2oci
anti pyiino, per o.. 81, 90; ammonia, carpo-
nate. per h.. l6c; blue yitriol, per 10, oaoci
blue mass, per ID, oJc' blue sointmenh per
b., SOC; borax. per o., HaiB; camphor,
gum. per TO- $40; capsicum, powdered, per
TO-, a5ci copper2s, per 10, saSe, cream
rrocers' ,por 10, lbc: Doyer's powder,p per 10,
Sl.lO; other sulphurle U.S.P, 10. f5cieum
arab first pick, per TO- sOc gym sno.ia Y.
por H. re; glue, brown, v 10, l20l6oi 81 ue
white, per 10, 20c mace, per ID, Sgci mer
curry, per ID, 75c; morphine,sulph., i. W.,
u OF boxes, psr o., SlD: 20 o. Jokes
per o.. 81 10; OF. bottles, Der ~, FLlOi
nutmeRs, per pound, 1ofi aslgf 9u, per
gal, sl25a, l. 30 olive on gat' ~ ilhS9 .i
oil, per cal. hofd6Ack sperm OF, w. IS, DOE
pal. 81 90; op.um. per pound. q. 20 to$25Oi
opium. po., nor poun0, S3R;D'ack pepper
per pound, lsc; potash, bromide, VET
pound g5c; potash chlorate per
pound, o,,, KS; pioai.aew per bottles
70 per S 81 sse; aulnine p 3 W.. } cans per
81 soc, aulnine. r. & W.. Boa cans, per
81 PC; 81 and s. uuinHe. o. yiais, per o.,
soc; do, OF tins, per OF, 2sci do, 5-ols t,as'
Dor 81 2so; do 25-ox tins. per o. l4oi do,
iO0-oz. tIna per or pc; ssi soda per ~
ter cofamerclai. 81: salts. Epson, per ID. 4ci
salts. Roohelle. SOC; bicarb soda Englisn
kegs, per h. 90; sulphur, Flowers, 5-eDl
lots a{c; sulphur Flowers, smaA lots, 81
spirits iurpentne market rates, per gar
white lead, S. r., par h '3sa1s<c
pnnsnRvas 5rLIlEs Efr
Jelly new, oolb aud eo-lb pals, per ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
LOCAL corToY

Good middlng, s9Ec; strict middliug
$40; middling, sHci strict low mid.
ding, 7lc; low middli g, I&ci strict
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Caramels, assorted flavor, 5-pound box
Zoe; Jelly beans. 5-pound box, G5c; gum
drops, A. b., assorted favor, 5-pound box,
40c; Japanese strips, cocoanut flavor 3.
pound box, 60c rock, assorted and white,
65c; French kisses, per pound 65o; choco.
late creams, Al, 90o; lemon drops, frosted
per box, G5c; burnt ALMONDS, por box. 75o;
creams, handmade, twelve varieties SOC;
peanut blocks, 75c; peanut bar. per- box,
Ubc; lozenges, assorted CON, B-pOunu tox,
75c; gum drops, Mound City, b-pound box,
75c; marshmallows, cherry brand, bib box
el,25; mixed candies, pals, per pound, &c;
crystal cut nc; daisy IL NJ creams, 9ci
stick candy, IN pals, &c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23
SATURDAYS MARKETS.
rAcKixo.uousr rncpre-,

Dry salt MEATS Drv salt, short oiasy
Hes bacon, short clear l2c; bacon bei
lies, i21Sc hams, medium. i5e, breot
fast bacon, l48c, dry altbelnes. iIitc
Lard-Compound ol<c; choice family
l0ci pure Leaf, BE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Hides Buyers are paying: Dry flint
heavy 66c; light DC dry salt, 4c;
green salt SIC; butchers green, 2iS05sc.
Wo0l-Light medium iT(a2Oc; low mo
dunn l4diUc; fine. l50i6c
Horns, hoofs and bones, 81 90 per tou do
MtaraN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

PRESERVES 5fiiAHs tic 4,
Jelly, new. eo.lb aud colo pa1s, per ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-23

Whisky -Rectifcd, sl3oa nv as per proof;
l-year-old upwards, Al Goa 10; sour mash,
years Old up, 81 e0a5 90 rs per age, extra
B. y NVN
wards.
Brandies-Pure Tennessee apple, Sc %;
pure MARY land peach, 81 5O: domestic
cognac 81 Tba3 80. imported, tG 5Oa9 %
Gins-Domestie, PET gal, 81 az %; inn
ported, s. 9OaG ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
EIne Athletic Exhibition.

The frat Cymnastic exhibition OF the juvenile
class at tho Young Mems Christian Association
was given last night, and the assoca'ioh nan
Voc pa..kod 10 overlooking with relatives and
friends Of the young athletes. When every one
dh 40 well it would really be Gntatr TO partlcu-
larze. but special mention should be made OF
the six sturdy little fellows ana their abe lh-
s,ructor Mr. Clifton Mahon. who gave such n
splendid performance Of Ronan-ladder posi-
hilittcs. mo names ~ the six little fellows are
Nictor Shelburn. Stuart Michaux, Munford Au-
gust. Robert Roberts, Edward Garrison, and
LOWS Wood.
Professor Horace Smith gave horizonthi-bar
performance tina, was greatly enjoyed, ana the
fpdian-club swinging OF Nr. hahon was very
fine. Mr. Montgomery. who vas on the pro-
grain-ne for an address, was unavooably kcpt
AWAY, aud Mr.. II. o. Williams made lev APP
propriate remarks 10 his stead.
I.ttle Eddie Wsdde1 ii hrs part N very
cevor manner rs the Clown.
The failure % tho lncandcscent hHht 10 purh
iu,eriered somewhat with the performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

house, 1865 pounds, highest s1l: at Cren-
ehaw's Warehouse, 50.oo0 pounds. highest
clio. 50-totaL 90, BIZ pounds
For the wsnk AZ shockoc Warehouse, 43,270
pounds, and ell highest; ct Crenshaw'e, u.s.
40 pounds, and s1l highest-,otai, 220,340
pounds.
prces ranged about "a usual. Some very good
shipping tobacco was sold at very good Dgures-
Blight sales AZ Shelpurnes ard Planters
warehouses were also very good, though no fine
grades Offering. There Will be no sales to-mor-
row as n large number Of buyers and assistants
VIII attend tho Inauguration OF President-oiect
Cleveland.
Private sales to-day show some improvement,
especially for flilers and smokers, the latter
grade having had considerable inquiry in the
past Few days. Market strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

several performances OF Tannhauser"
and "Loheugrin" and en- occasional Way
ner overture: but they have never had
such an opportunity to study the work OF
this particular composer as will be afford
ed OF the Academy next Saturday evening
by Mr.. Anton Seidls Wagner concert.
Mr.. Scidl. who Is best known To pro.
yincial Americans "a the conductor OF che
famous series OF German operas which
was given at the Metropolitan Opera
House, New FORK, several years ago. IL
distinguished exponent OF the Wagner
cult and devoted worshipper at the
sbrine Of that musical revo!utionist. and
IS now giving IN the principal cities of the
country series OF Wagner concerts. The
concert Of next Saturday will, IN measure,
represent the development OF the genius
of Wagner. II will begin with tho famous
and often-played overture to the second
act of Iannhauser, which will te followed
by the noble ode TO the Evening Star"
from the third act. Lohengrin. which
was composed in 1850, is next taken
up, md from that nelodic work of
the composers earlier yeors Mr.. Seidl
leaps over twenty years to the Sieg-
tried Idyl, the fruit of Waener's mature
talent. Then follows the notable quln-
tette from Die Meistersinger.p which is
WacneT's only comic opera, and last will
come selections from the Niebelungen
frilogv. Tbs as certainly as complete a
glimpse Of Wagner's compositions as 1t Is
possible 20 obtain in one evening.
The programme IA as follows:
l. Tanuhsusor: ta) Act l., overture and bac-
chanale, chorus Of sirens. orchestra and choir,
o. Act Ill.,, "song OF the Evening Star" signor
= Lchengrin: al Act IL, "RIsa Entering
! the Cathedral orchestra. (b) "Elsa's Dream,
Miss Juctl.
3 The seigfrcid Idyl dedicated by Bichsrd
Wagner % has wife AZ the birth Of their son,
Soigtried).
4. Tho McistcrsnCers: Quintette from Act H..
/ Eva, siiss FsDris; Magdalene, Niles stem; Wal
I ter, sir. Towne: DAVID. Mr.. stephens Hans
Sacha Mr.. Sanger.
.. The Ring OF she Nehelungen: OOttordain-
/ morning. Song OF Che Rhine Maidens." Cirio
/ from Art liI.l: Wogiinde, Mss Fa6ris; Well
/ gundc, Mrs BcrteIle; Plosshilde. Miss stein.
| The Walkure: ~ Wotan's farewell and magic
/ FIRE scene. (Signor GalassI and orchcstra).
I (b1 Grand scene Of the Valkyrca ACT Ill.)
| Brunhilie, Nine. Garcia Regg: Soirlinde, Miss
| Emma Juch: Gerhilde. Nine Elizabeth North
| rop: Orttin lie, Miss Amanda Fabris; Naltraute
| Miss Mario Maurer; Schweit eite, miss Lucy
I Osborne; IielmgIge. Miss Sarah Laytn; seig-
| rune, Miss Gertrude May stein; Grimgerde'
! NINE hdlo. BALDWIN; Rossweisse. Miss Flora
4 HertglIp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
,o.N o'ssIsN RUN OVER ey A
W. ..,SesApsAke AND OHIO TRAIN.
Terribly saagied-An Tn-
quest to he Held at S''"
To-Day.

,,,, o'pnon. a woil-to-do and high
"', '..-t,llo old gentleman residing on
i,'' " W mn. met with a terrible death
W.. y, ro, run over and horribly mansied
q, chesapeake and Ohio tram leaving
,'.~.,, at6.So o'clock.
~ rt ,.' accident happened in the county
60, hundred ysrdS the other side OF
.nnona Locomotive and Machine,
t,. the details could not be learned
".5A'' Drath was instantaneous.
. .,-o barney frisehkoEn took charge
'" mans ard sent them 20 Me
.t's undertaking establishment,
'.'. ,aQucs, Will be held at II o'clock
a.. o.R,en was 70 years Of age and
,..t,s ,wu daughters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
DEATHS.

BROWN Friday morning. at tho
residence of her parents. on Fulton HUI,
Henrico county, EMILY ALICE, daught
ter of Alfred l.. and Olive 5. Brown; !
months and l6 days.
Funeral will take place OF the grave at
lakewood Cemetery at IL o'clock THIS
Saturday MORNING. Friends and
acquaintances of the family are invited to
attend.
CONDREY. Died March Q. 1893. 7. NJ,
al the residence of her son.in.lav, w. X.
Foster. 2IIG Vonable street. SARAH A. 4.
CONDREY, wife OF A. j. Condrey, OF
Chesterfield county.
A precious one from US is gone,
A voice We loved 10 still.
A place is vacant in our home.
Which never con be hiled.
Funeral THIS Saturday. EVENING AZ
$3.50 from the above residence. Friends and
acuuaintances Of the family invited to at.
tend.
Interment at lakewood.
Petersburg (Va.) papers please copy.
UIX.-Died. a. half-past 2. NJ. March
3, 1898 at Brookland Park. Henrico county,
GEORGE 4. HiX, in the 55th year Of his
age.
Notice Of funeral later.
MOETGOMERY.-D March "a. al
$3.50 Z. NJ, at the residence OF her parents,
No. 1916 east Marshall street. GRACE. m.
FAINT daughter of Joseph :. and Minnie Il.
Montgomery aged months.
The funeral will take place THIS (Satur-
day) AFTERNOON at 3 O'CLOCK from tho
above residence. Friends and acquaint-
ances of the family are invited TO attend. .
TAYLOR.-Died, at Alexandria. yester,
day. DR.. ARCHIBALD TAYLOR, in tho
Gath year of his age.
WHITE Died. March 2. 1893. q. $50 Z.
NJ, nj her husbands residence. No. 1874
south Cherry street, LIZZIE ". wife OF
Nelson K. White.
Tho funeral will take place from tho
above residence THIS Saturday EVE
MING at 4 o'clock. The friends and ac-
quain tances of the family arc invited to
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04
Surprise Party at Fairmont.

delightful surprise party was given on
"Wednesday night AZ the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rurtert, in fairmOnt. Dancing was the
chief amusement of the evening. An elegant
supper vas served about Midnight, and some
excellent vocal and instrumental mnsic was
rendered afterwards. The following ladies' and
gentlemen were present: Misses Lula Burkert,
Mary Martin, RoDecca Ford, Peachie Baughn,
Bette Martin, Bertha Blunt, Mary Harris, Fan
nie Martin, MaEde Blunt. Belle Martin. and
Messrs Seya Richardson, Willie shanks, Willie
Snead. Darlington Kern, Gillie Satterwhite,
Henry Diac0nt, Andrew Lucas, Nike Mart n,
John Burkert, John Pall, Willie Gary, Frank
Herdon, George Burkert, and Willie Crow.
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NOT sALLlE MOORE.
49, same l. smith. and She Was Looking
for Her Husband.

81. .,o,trg of the 2sth Of January n
'." -.,,n, hor namo as Brown arrived
81. fv from ClaremOnt and took "a
tre American Hotel, telling the
49,. won.d leave the next morning
u.n1fau. Early IN the night she came
.. f.I Office and reported to tho
..s. come one had tired 20 get into
The clerk persuaded her 10 go
irv room. a. she was mistaken ;
...t..fiu the night she reappearcd III
raid her bill, and after lingar-
tla steps OF the main ball
hotel tor some time went out.
..-p., she was met by two ponce
..chonl she told n rather confused
vho noticed that she appeared
inch ,xoited. Finally She was per-
3D. % 90 tho First station-hou7e.
.n. was made az comfortable as pos
... thr next morning she lett tor
Some persons who heard OF
events conceived the idea that she
.. DID,. the missing Kentucky girl,
Moore, whose disappearance has
.f -rch sensation. There was
-.arl for the s1pposltlon. how
tno Vomans name Is smith.
.r. Is tho wife OF the steward
.H. .cloonrr Adelaide AllcOtt. She
..-. f'IremOnt from some place Mort h
., t.r husbands vessel, and while
.ru,3 that the Alcott was in
.. Heads. Hence her trip u
Arriving ut the lattor place she
.I flp vessel. She then went back 10
,...st. o. which point tho Allcott had
..t. ..rNay after the breaking up OF The
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PICKETT CAMP.
A Large Mecting-Contributiop for the
Mississippi Tent.

There was large attendance at the meeting
OF Pickett Camp last night, and several new
memDeIs were elected.
Comrade Northan reported that oil tho mr.
rangemenls for the entertainment 70 be given
AT the Mozart Academy we're completed, and
that he thought that enough money would Dc
realized by II 20 build the Pickett cottage at the
Soldiers Homo.
Bylaws relative 20 attending the funerals OF
deceased comrades were adopted.
Tho. Ladies' Auxiliary Corps reported that
thoy he'd received q iumper from the Richmond
Wagon Company End other donations for the
bazaar, where they win bavo charge OF the
Mississippi tent.
The camp will decorate the tent with Contede-
ratio relics and many Of the members will con-
tribute for this purpose. The Commander was
instructed 10 get up circular soliciting aid Tor
tho Pickett Camp Ladies' Auxiliary Corps.