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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
FLASH LIGHT FOR PORTRAIT WORK.

from lhe san FTanclsCo CAIl
TIE man reason why the Hash-llght has remained
almost entirely In The bands Of amateurs who wanted
odd pcnres in odd places has been that II has not
and reas5nsbly clear In detail the quality was not
good enough for pre-.ona %or": The In, inIn nS
the result has been that the portions of tne rccne
mos, brightly lighted were nearly white and the
As a photographer would put II. the color values
T.re neer s%0a RSo9ST@pSr nut st. naTS Sg
IS mist his camera Win proper refers.sss to
s Es h: aS af 1er RTs" gallery white FeAe''"'
Blu, now a snn rrnnci,co invention bobs up with
a promise Of working quite revolution in Pho
Ths y An adaptation Of the aasA;lgst invented BY
Williams md Tss1 Of the Gs19Faa S4srs
Sss so Rs G ss'B Bs 10
anei on s+s ' na%Ser Of ss aassss
and tlus anOrdl1s an intense but aGu':a light that
can be oIinincd at brightest MONDAY.
four feet by light wooden tripods. There are Eve
ross6ars Of tubing and IN o eaCh are seven nis
rubber tube connecting WITH sas So or With
gasoline from a little portable Arrangement; a uny
name mas be burned at each Of tue thl7iy-hve
orlhccS. w
x S"s sscs : y % ca,I ' 4h; bar sap, VIII III
work together. ard when the are set each ons re =
4g.s ara. d S4 g. cups Sn e % Pc Il. P e
VI end OF rubber tube rele9ses 'pfnS AZ
Instantly all the cups fippf over toward IN"
,c'>. casting few grniHs OF magnesium and po'aFh
Into each flame.
The resrl; IL an Instantaneous s'cet Of white fame
covering about thirty six square feet. The Dsht II
greatly dlf'used srd rcnectoS may Be used to advan
tagc as with sunlight.
Inc exposure Of but small fraction o. second
is needed, and the same rubber bulb nat releases
the cups snaps the camera SHUTTER. Pictures taken
By This dapation Of the fashght reveal clearly the
details VI corners that with the bhgAtes; sunlight
would appear buried In shadow, and In large photo
graphs te results have surpassed In some respects
The best work that has bc"n done With sunlight. Ever
bar boconos Sharply clear. and the texture OF cloA
Inc :, shown With wonderful fidelity ID" fhrcn ~!
sailn ana thh gloss OF SILKS are prf~-iiy REPRODUCED
Tie color v0ntS better than IN sunlight.
one large gallery is already arranging 10 use the
magnesium light evenings AMI II TIE DAYTIME too
II hr sunlight is poor It will siinpy be tgHort. end
when TN, sitter l. ready the little cup Will cick
together and II win b. before the subject has
fine 10 wink ut The binding Hash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
A DENIAL FROM BISHOP M'ouArD.

Rochester. n. Y. Jan. 0.-BisEop McQuaid Sa1 -
day OF "Thc Chicago POSTS" statements about Miss
Eads, Rome correspondent Of "The New-fork Cathohe
News: "The statement BY The Chicago POST uAt
Miss Eads Is the agent In Rome Of all the bishops N
the Newly province is an unqualified calumny. TO
nv certain knowledge she is not the agent for single
bishop the Work province and alt oueh an e.
teemed friend OF nearly forty years, 1t so happens thai
for close upon three years have not received any
communication from her have written word 70
her or communicated with her. She Is lady OF
sanity life. Of surprising ability and worthy OF al 70
spect. The insnuation abOu, her being 700 years
OF age Is ungentlemanly. unmsnly and scardAlous,
whether this insinuatlon from an ecclesasuc o.
layman." The Bishop stated that ne would De present
ana prescl al It. Agnes Church, New-York, On the
Feast day OF ST. Agnes as has been announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
MRS. G. ". CARRS RECEPTION.

Mrs O. W. Carr entertained large number OF riehds
NJ a reception held her home, No III "est seventy
seven.h.st vestc dav from until O'Clock p m she
,rss o.sls,cd by Mrs Charles 3crach Miss Mary Carr
Miss George Munger and Mrs. Walton Storm Among
,hose present were Mrs Charles r. Ycrkcs Mr. anc MIS-
Garcia Mr.. and Mis- S. L. Skinner. Mrs Lyon Mrs
tos.nh Cornell Mrs Aaron Raymond, the Misses Ray
nn,d Mrs Anderson Mr.. ond Mrs Horace Stokes, Miss
schroeder Mrs. H. c. Kroh, Miss Mawrer. Mrs Munger
Mrs Alice LLOYD, Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Diilenback' MI
pondcxter Nh and Mr.. Pnney william ~ bheIston
tho Misses Edelston, Mr.. Kingdom Mrs n. y. "ns
Mrs Carr and Mrs Clements, Of Orange, -. j.; Dr.
Jan,es w TAYLOR Mrs Sarah Smith and Mrs Scbaliet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
WILL CLEVELAND VOW TRY TO DOWN CRISP

washington llspdfCn 10 Inc ~. Ioul9 h'P"D'o.
II can be very safely asserted that 'ir Ciev.lan,
Speaker, but N Is equally certain tnat no - opposr
f. nm acrimonious party n-ht, ard that b. Womb
very much prefer that the Democrats 81 uir n'h'
shonh get together. 80 to speak, apa TX MINIS uP
Tor the hes. Interests Of the party without 'hSch
dnrinQ serious disagreenrnts or creating suoh con.
f,.,oi rs wonld prevent the House from being
workable industrious and Efficient body ,r: Crisp
matcs no denial Of the fact that The pres9nt srann-
yafon is inefficient II. has stated fills frequently
His friends have time and again assorted many Oh
1" make Sir wilson. Of Wet Virginia, chairman Of
the Ways AMI Means Committee. ans reorrii.' ,hc
WAYS and Means Committee % conform Win Mt
(lryelanG belief rnf that Ct his frlrnds ~ IS also
understood although this does not con- to your cor
r"snondrni 50 directly that Mr.. Crisp hss expressed
willinrnoss TO unloat Mr. Hom,n ana make MI
savers Of Texas or some other rcay efficient non
esi and ca pablo member chairman OF ppoprlh',"hs.
Whatever the result may he, II Soeln' 10 ID, Te"
soneiIy certain that Springer ald Holman Will be re-
Qurcd 10 take back seats. THIS Is on we caro-.
frisr admits that he had Il contract, whether mshc
by himself Dr by those who were MS frlcnds ana
managers during the Src,bcrshp contest. 70 promote
these men to The places they have occupied dnring
fhc nrcscnt Congress. T1ir Speaker says. bo""Ncr,
that lie viii be under no obligations 10 put them pack
respectively In the next House provided his h:nds
arc not tied up and he IS not forced to como into u
nrht for re election. This means OF course. th,t
while the Speaker Acknowledges that the present
organization Of the House the bargain Plan u NOT
good. he would be forced TO try II again or solnc-
deals 10 secure his reelection. Perhaps there will
be no deals. Perhaps Crisp will be elected. and
sgaIn perhaps he won't. There VIII 10 800 COCA
long DAYS before the next Congress convencs. and
, matters Between nov and TIN and the chances
that matters will be arranged satisfactorily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
DEATH OF HORACE @. WOOD.

Horace G. Wood q member Of the New-York Bar Ne1
at his summer in Dublin. n H., after short ILL.,
ness on Sunday. Mr.. Wood born July o. 1881. In
Woodstock Vt. lie received his academic and legal
education that State and admitted TO the ber at
On early age. For several terms he was Q member 4
the Vermont Legislature, and several tines decllned
nominations for higher public Office His heath having
impaired he tur1cd his attention TO legal writing
Among his works those 'Susanees" "IAmi0-
lions" Landlord and Tenant" Master and Servant"
''Evidence" "Manilmus and Railroads" all OF WHICH
received marked favor by tie profession HIS
work on nu sances the first the subject. Abon
eight years ago resumed 9cye practice In New'forx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
4 WyyTER THUNDERSTORM AT SEA.
From The Baltimore Herald.

From The EiItIHIOrF
The steamship Fulw.l now anchored ~ the ora
ouorInflue. encountered very beautiful marine
pphnnmenon IN the shape OF an electrical storm OH
Err yoyrce from Bremen 20 this port
" rhs 81. ctrcs display occurred after dark ~ DAYS
o,o aDeccmber 22). The most peculiar part OF the
occurrence was that while The lightning Dashed
sonuine winter gale blowing furously and the
GO, VA, riInn ng very high. ,
The storm sstcd about two hour, ana, Chp,ali!
cihsrn STATS was the most remarkable h ever
witnessed The ship At times seemed abaze fore and
at. and while no damage was done u was thought
tho vessel had been struck several times .
Captain Gibson saws that the very beauty OF me
Converted into unsurpassed brill.ancy. The very
ocean seemed abla1e, and the waves as they dasnea
MN one another rcsembled tongues OF IRE Inc
MIN of fhe Frlwcll all tried Acknowledged
that the sight was one to make the stoutest heart
tremble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
yR. DLAyC,s MARRIAGE PROPHEsIED.

II is announced that Mrs. Blanc, who recently went
on the stage and has got os far already as the fI
Avenue Theatre Will be married to Frederick fnens'
ling the son Of David q. Yucnghng. the brewer ID
case the decree of divorce for which her husDahd Mas
onnued is granted The divorce Is 10 go TO
of.ro. Mr. Yuengling Is a co correspondent In II.
omonc others II was said yesterday tat MIS-
Eanc would probably let the case 60 by dciaun ana
would then BE- married to Mr.. Yuenglng. There was
n report few days ago that The latter meant 10 go
on the stage but this Is denied Mrs; Dianc u y, IS
said. viii probably remain Oh ''o s'"se Il Div
uCain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
ANOTHER SIDE or rHE norsE.wARyTyG PROBLEM

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: | have read your article the ovoThc1t1g OF
American homes ard American railway cars. aefee
with all you say bit there is phase OF tits question
which you have not vet considered The non heating
OF American nats Is something In which great many
persons in Brooklyn Interested There scores.
perhaps hundreds Of families In this city living in
fats which are alleged 10 be steam heated but as
matter Of fnct little more than half.heatcd. The
tenant is promised this heat and Is charged rental
sufficient to pay for It, but his rich landlord does
not provide II. He must provide II himself freeze.
know where fatal Illness has been the resuls
OF poorly heated nats. r. VI. X.
flcnada Place, Brooklyn. Dec. 30. 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

-Four Italian lsborers whose real homes were DARK
mystery their counsel as well a. TO The court ocla'
ver. nut on trial In the Quarter Sessions before Judge
HOMER Yesterday IN Paterson. " j. for their share Ia
riot AZ South Paterson on Kew Years Day. The th.r-
teenyeorold daughter Of Richard Thompson vas ihSuHd
lv two Italians her wsy from Snnda'-schoo '"u
Tboynpson with Aaron Grnshaw. IT, went 70 tne taans
.nan,v m rtnfsh the offenders fight followed aud the
foreigners fired four wounding Grmsaw IN inc
arm and driving of tho invaders. Two Of the Itaiiahe
core convicted Of assault with attempt " KILL ad The
o,her two OF assault and battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10
~ vyss FAIR TO MARRY A PRINCE

San Francisco. Jan. 0.-It Is announced mere posi-
tvcly that Miss Virginia Fair Is engaged 10 10
married soon 20 Prince ponlaowsk, grandson Vi 'he
Inst King OF Poland Miss Fair Is living WIN her
sister Mrs Oelrichs. and is not quite nineteen yam
old By her mothers will She has s@'oU YEA" III
aa.a a,d T., s,x vcars. or when she is twenty five.
che viii inherit 81 100000. She met the Prince last
simmer at Newport.
A Tribune reporter called at the house OF Hermann
o.,richs. No. 4o3 Fith-ave.. last evening, ana was
told TINT the family had statement TO make ABOUT
the reported engo cement OF Miss FAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

to build IN the sprins They had home for bsys near
NewLurs until last winter. when &c vas desHsyea oy e
At sent the boys arr housed 4, rented houses On 1ei
ham Bay.
News was received IN -w-York yesterday Of the death
Of the Rev. Luke Uamey, Durango. Co where 10 wes
plstor for many years. He was a native u New'forH
STATE aad many years abored in the Albany diocese
being well.1uown to the oder priests oil the Sta%'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

sistapt secretary, Il. ID. Lawrence; treasurer T. ~
Carey and LID Enc Isckford: counsel T. 81 Cuthocrt:
assistant counsel. II. Is. Lawrence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Address of tho State horticultural
Society 10 the People ofTc,hs.

Fort Worth, Tex. July ", lN'ih
The Hon. John r.. Holling4worih, com.
missioner of agriculture for Texas. has
repeatedly called the attention Of the
public to the necessity and advantages
Of divcrsifying crops Ia this state. This
he has done In open letters through the
press in a convention called by him to
reduce the cotton acreage Ia his letter
transmitting the fifth annual report Of
his department and In many other ways
not necessary to mention
In all OF these efforts Of the honorable
commissioner OF agriculture TO benefit
the public he has called attention 10 h0r-
ticnlturc Us IN iuvung field and one
that Is paying handsome returns to those
engaged In H. Experience has shown
that farmers Institutes are the hest ana
most effective means 0f educating The
iarmcr IN the advantage and profits Of
higher cultivation Of the soil aud
more diversified product. Massachusetts
holds on an average of l3s Of these in
sutntes each year Indiana also holds a
large number Missouri expends over
$4,000 this year In this work, and In
fact hut few states north Of Texas neg
lect this mode of agricultural instruc-
ton. As Texas has mnde ma
provision for such work, the Texas State
Horticultural society, believing that
much good can be- done by such insil.
tulcs, thereby offers to furnish TO the
public, Tree of all cost, experienced. pra-.
iicM aud successful men 10 address amy
Institute In Texas, called together by
the people or appointed TO meet by fba
honoralis commissioner Of agricultur,.
The State Horticultural society 4 ,he
only, state organization that confines H.
Work TO experimenting on varieties. m..i.
obs ana insect foes and the speakers f1r-
nished by 1t would coniine their discu.-
sions to these subjects.
me hrsl one Of these Institutes will be
held OF Bowie Texas, on the an nnd
9th Of August. ut the request and mn
der the auspices Of the Montague coun.
~ Fruit aud Vegetable Growers asso.
citation. Hon. j. II. Matthews Of Bowie.
IcNds, director In charge. and Wall
Worley of Bowie Tcxas as sccretnry
The Fort Worth and Denver railway.
and the Chicago and Rock Island rail-.
way, have both made rates Of one and
one-third fares for the round trim: cor.
tihchte plan, good going August 8, 4 and
D. and returning. 10 August o. A full
program, with list ~ speakers and sui,
jccts viii be published IN a few DAYS
II VI. STRINGFELLOW
President Texas State Horticultural
society.
Referring To the above we heartily on.
dorse the grand offer made by the Tex.
as state Horticultural socieiy. aud agree
TO join in this work by furnishing from
one TO four speakers as each occasion
may require.
TEXAS FARM AND RANCH.
BY u. +. HOLLAND.
Address for particulars II. l.. HUFF.
man. secretary, Tesas State Horticultn.
raj society, Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
MINOR TELEGaAMs.

TOPEKA Kas Inly ~ Steps have heen
taken M III. ,,arlors labor ufelnl1Allo
u THIS city 10 act uton the su-Fn.lmh ~
rnwdery. Feheim NY. ,S,,,,~', 'e e,,'.i
long INTO lailltlcs At = meeting or tue
representatives ~ the various lHror organ
iaatlons q convention was cAnVb ."t jay
y, to nominate a full county uoAe1
ngAzIL Ind. July 20. series q fam.
~ hrawls nearly resulted IN q mnnief *
nonaldsonvire. a small town east OF here,
last ulght gcorge jackson WY black
negro who married white woman, was
shot three times In the ha,k NY net IA
tally wounded. hy Robert Howari, another
c0lnrHl man Mira Jackson had hcen
quarnling with her colnrsl neiseb9Ts. ~
sisting that even u she hRu nlAlflul a. ne
gro. she was better thau the neErHs Last
rNshlns she assaulted how",n tanny
his wife 20 nieces aud blow M tue house
with dynamite Howard atmN hlni.elt
nad galSd uE9n Jackson n.y. r., SSgs
Jackson turned aud started 70 run, and
WIS shot Us he ran, while 9g MS run
mug he seized a shot guu hnd dl"hafsvd II
~ MS nnrsncr, doing hut httle uamage
Howard Is IN JAN in default OF bond
1NEz Ky. July 10 James Il, MAYNARD.
who Killed Louis McCay IN this county
last August aud was ont on bond, WINS
killed near the mouth ~ Pigeon cryk ~
Va Yesterday by u train IN the Norfolk
ana Western rallrond II Is supposed that
he lay down on the track in onlor To he
run over, as he had said lust before he left
hOme that he would never be hanged for
the murder Of Mccoy.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July aO.-Monroe q.
Hefstclu of the hrm u ls,wcnthnl a Her
stein, committed suicide today. u Is aid
that he had heen a hsvy losvr ~ coipu
speculation lately aud has h'rn ~ de.
pressed state of mind soinc time, He was
also a member OF the firm NJ Hersteln n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.

Nalhiag pnbllahed trsr Except "saue.
,iens NantvL,.
On aer,r,, q, IN. ,,....s,,. ,.,r,,a. mn
On the moe, AZ rhe c.,c,,c ho,h nv nd.
vrr,is,rs 80 10 no., IN. ,,-,,trr,,cnt. Of
the naner.a new. service a 1. COM
PEELED ~ s,.,,n,,n,a ,ns n,,,,,,,,,,on dauy
Of fye. .,,,.-,,.oro,.,,. "a, nerson. arsirtnr
hcln an, a, no,,sos :, .,,,,,s, NJ, ~ found
pcsl,In. hn,,or.. n, III ,hs nnc,nrioved
time. frcc for persons seeking employment
For Advertisements OF this character tile ex.
cess over three lines aud insertions more thnn
three viii be charged AZ the rate OF one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

SPECIAL NOTICES.


rlds will be ryccivod August 4, 1880 for
the PURCHASE Of llaru1 county school landa
uF7i2 ncresl IN Mariiu county, about
twenty 1--WE miles from stanton, the county
sVnt Tcrms Ten per cent OF purchase
D per cent, Interest
1'ho privilege Ia reserved OF rejecting any
aud all bids
ily order Of the commissioners court.
HEN LAWSON, County Clerk.
By NJ n. Beaumont. DEPUTY
Iluftlpy, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

MISS ANNIE T.. HALL. graduate OF
me New York Vocal Institute and Of the
Pupil Of Marie unger- Haunt 81 The Rovnl
opera OF Berlin. Three years Principal
OR Vocal Music IN Conservatory at Ing.
nam IN. " University. Voice culture,
OF Ladies' Guitar and BauJo club.
MISS CHRISTINE MISsNER, graduate
or the Royal Conservatory Of Leipzig teach.
er or Plano, Harmony and History Of Alu-
sic, mas strong record. Endowed hy ma
lure with rare mental gifts. she awaited
herself Of the best farllities ohtnnahlc Ia
ms country Rarely has an American
student entered the Leipzig Conservatory
with better preparation II Is not urprls-
Ing, therefore, that Miss Wissncr grad
nnted with marked distinction. and that,
IN addition to her diplnina. the Directory
gave her Especial certificate commenting
her for unusual diligence and corresponding
success
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
GAZETTE'S LETT ERLlS1

Advertisers should remember that letters
directed to initials ouly arr not delivered
through the postofiice. II Initials ac used
they should be directed to the care Of some
person nrm or postotlce box.
List NJ letters remaining uucaled for in
the counting room yesterday Al y, NJ.
rcfs'n. calling for thcm Will please say adj
vertised. G, III
A. IA Miss liEEie-l
RI Is TIL
II, S.. Wa
&. l.. P,-l W. e. ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
$1,000 PRIZE piASO.

From the factory Of 1lnllet & Davis, hos.
ton, to the best music pupil
u was proud 20 hear Il said In this land
OF musicians that 80 admirable plano had
never been manufactured Ia GERMANY
Geo. bancroft. American Legation. Berlin.
Awarded 10 MISS BLANCHE WEBER Of
Missouri
The above magnificent prize 10 the best
music pupil In grand contest during thu
next May Festival For elegantly engraved
catalogue, address,
4. H. YAHcEK. Mexico. no.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

New crop Of iurnip seeds Just re-
celyci q Drnmn Seed and Floral com
pany. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

Adnirai. the famous cigarette, moi
made by trust. Smoke H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

The famous Admiral Is here. II is The
finest cigarette to be bought. Not made
by trusi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

ATTEND CROWLEY & sIMAIs'
SPECIAL SALE on FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

Buy and suiote the Admiral, ihs great
Anti-rrusl cigarette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

None but ten years old Belle Of Nelson
wbiskey sold over tie Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

s1ihes. nets. reels, rods aud hooks Of
all kinds nt Audcr.on's Clubhouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

~ - a..
healel proposals wv pe r rsysN,d g INC
commissioner = ,r,ti q. la,ran ,2,n.hn.
IrNgs, nnli lWrlnS. AuHms, iS I'm, " "
10 o'clock a. ~, F ~, op'cW q, NJ So' NY
clerk IN horl Mnfm tet excavation, Iur'
mshing ail mnleliai. ana foE Tue eanslrns.
non anu 'i'.l,on W, Wy G no, M AN ",
the court holse gr9lnds ~ Forl worth, "a
hrunluhh'W WNn ,iN p"nf Ky, XXX ,,,s
agp ue'p o,nS urn" sert or ~ rorr,nt engniy'
Texas. , a.. ....
NUS WI vi, t,,,i' ~, o w Nv ~ I"sl
mellow glanu o,W t.oiat,.h' aVtrriot cnlu,mns
~ granite - every ,hse and ihg nialefs
may snlnnlt piupo,'' ~" ,o 'Vi,m", ~
nhoyp wnietllme a. Flahlir. nnlnHlnhr nr
sandstone npnlulns Hnu'pie OF ihe
material Win rhoh Nlu, -
mciiTp bId Win a eeriacd cheek Tor lye
thousand tnlalH 1851, nnlnnm 70 nn
orlct OF We ihtntln'I " ,ihrt.n' .rrn,ur.unhs,
rnunty IN tlV event NJ the failure ~ the
bidder TO enter lutn q cunnh,i WIN hlla
commissioners court should MS MA DO
The pariy 10 whom the, contract " award.
81 shall cn1oF lnl9 honis iql We fnlh dga
Ra sSRe,5f' tSmsnad ' Golnrs dYn"S e 10 ' 10
signed by at least four 20 responsible free.
hpidefn Of tao stare OF IrNaH which BOND
IL Ia be- approved by Hiid commissioners
court.
liids VIII b. received only on printed
iegn pgsGP y the SSSG% slc,k soS S@a
Anaiat ~ iSi,I AZ soon Az said business
may be reached
Iir commissioners court reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, aud e
waive any lufnrmnllty IN any bid, should
IL he deemed Ia the intrfcat OF tho
county to do A.
---.-- i---------
THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF
Warrant The Chicag1, lgock Island aud
fi,,,.as halfway company w. Engine Rollins,
iSAap9 '"''"
atat,nieut Of condemnation " fight-of-
~, HI aittye ENTITLED rnusr No. 5Isd now
,m,,n,S,,t,ng in county court Of 1arfaut county,
r,,s
TX iicnry Ionusnn AMI snnnlc Tucker, de-
y,nanfs hefeln' noil.residnnta:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21
~ Of MUSlC---A German Conservatory at Home,

prof jhv PRO Sharwen
rIIDC ArcoE,xr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

SALARY or COMMISSION TO AGENTS
10 hnn1lo the patent Chemical Ink Efns.
Ing ppnli The most useful aud novel In
yenilon of the age Erase INK thoroughly
10 600 per cent profit Agents make $50
poi week We also want d general agent
10 take chnrgp N territory nui appoint
write for terms aud specimen Of crnsing,
Monroe Ernnor Manufacturing company,
x a.. la Gossc. wis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-21

1000 - and u. 1nrrnnt county, ~. ,NifW
mn a. aud Is Parker county, NJ, ....n.iu
ran a. roninuchr COUNTY, nt........ lfn
ron a. Camauoho H0uuty. ut,...... ~ ~
4hG ~, lif0wu county nt...,..... lph0
300 H. brown COUNTY. Instrumentation
ggo % MrCuiloch cpunty, nt....... i25n
g01 M, McCullpck county nt,....... 1850
4n1 ~ aud A.. Tom Gf,un county. ut. .nm
500 -, Tom Green cDunty, at...... 100
sOO g., Tom Otrtn cmnty. nl..,... 2u.uu
for price call Mt my office
600 n Mitchell county nt....... 1900
on a. nud ~ Mitchell tnunly ntl.. ian
25D0 ~ ana H. Mitchell cuuhty. at. .npI
300 b, Knox rpuhty, ntst........ 800
$40 a. Knox county. nt......,.... 2nup
.Dno D. King c1dutp. nt........... 1000
Have liHtrd IN addition a. the nhpyr n
good lot uf one and iva ypdr old steers.
aud few good herds uf slork cattle,
n ~ GRAHAM,
Mansion Hotel Bocki