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ANoTHER MORTGAGE BIZ MIR. PoLLocx.
Given Tor ses.ooo on His Nyaek Hone Just
Amer His Dsuehtcr-,n.iaw's Victory.

Amer Hi- D.uehtc--,n.isw's Victory.
Another mortgage on the property OF Father
in-law Alexander Pollock was discovered yes
terday. Like the decd filed In this city. II was
presented for record at the earliest possible
moment after his daughter in-law obtaine ed
on Tuesday afternoon n judgment against him
OF S37,5O0 damages for alternating his sons
affections from her.
The discovery was made by Lawyer Milton
Hopkins. one OF ths plaintiffs attorneys, who
went to New City. the county seat Of Rockland
county. Wednesday to ascertain the condition
OF Mr.. Pollock's Nyack property. IIo found
that ten minutes after 4 o'clock on Wednesday
morning thcre was filed mortgage ior s25.-
900 on Mr.. Iollock's house in Nyack In favor
Of Andrew Fletcher
terday bors evdcnco ot having s Seen sa' very ss
hurriedly drawn Tho description OF the prop
ecriy conveyed was very mssagre. and ever, every,
drawing 1t up for record early in the. morning"
Mr.. Hopkins said that he also found that
Nyack W. Vn in ISL Ito to the Mutual Life i Insurance.
Company for S10.OOO.
by saving that the gentemen who are Ills
sureties 'n his appeal bond Thought II best to
hge Iss M That sn sny
Now York city by Lawyer Hopkins were in ex-
Lawyer Alexander Thain. Mr.. Pollock coun-
sci said that there would he no more mort
cages Iiicd on Mr. Pollock's property.
II they win the ease on our appeal they
will get their money" he said. There need he
no uneasiness. on that score. iiut they Will
never, win H." he added emf haticaliy
In the menn time young Mrs. rnllock,s law
vera are trying to have vacated Mr.. Iollock's
stay OF execution pending appeal from the
Judgment. An order to show a,isc why this
should not bN done was issued yesterday by
Judge Pryor. Mrs. lolorks counsel claimed
that the filing OF the. mortgage Wednesday
morning given by Alexander Pollock on his
property In this city ivc minutes before tho
cient evidence Of the defendants intention to
evade tbs judgment Of the court should the
decision on apDenlbe adverse to him: and that
Rcnce Of stay of execution. The order Is re-
turnable hetoro Judge Pryor this morning.
tho plaintiff and Alexander THAN for the de-
fendant
The sun., 1893-06-30

ROCHESTER, June N.-Emma Goldman Of
New York. tho friend OF Bergman. who tried to
kill Superintendent Frick OF the Carnegie
works Mt Homestead. Pa. last summer. is Wis
itinG her father. Abraham Goldman. at 25 Mo-
Donald avenue in this city. 70 n reporter to-
day she talked as follows about tho pardoning
Of tho Chicago Anarchists:
Since l have belonged to th@ @order no
President or Governor has ever taken any ac-
tion through friendship for us. Gov. Altgeld
wants to be elected eecond time. and 10
after votes He expects by these rardons
that he will make friends OF the AM
archists. and as their leaders are good
aEitators he thinks they can secure
action OF the week before with what he has
done now Aweek ago he protected non union
workmen and put guns In tho hands Of men to
shoot strikera. Now he par,,Iiis Anarchists
or course he thinks 1t is tn his interest to do
80. Whenever the Government does anything
for the benefit Of the work men 1t Is to ret
votes. Gov. Altgeld saw that the sym-
us They see that the trial is in 1887 were
unjust. The five Anarchists who wore executed
were sentenced not because thoy were found
guilty of the crime charged but because they
we're Anarchists That is not the way things
should he done IN II republic. At the same
trials one Of our friends was sentenced to tif-
teen years imprisonment, and two others to
imprisonment for life. The Governors par
don shows how strong Is the sympathy with
knowing that the sentiment of the people
back ed him."
The sun., 1893-06-30
Tn wop.hrr.

The high pressure area settled yc'ler law over tho
middle Atlantic the New England state. and th- Lake
regions, bringing fair weather trum nn-sria u id
Kansas east to the Atlantic cuas, ann from the Ten
nessee Valley nOrthwHrd. -
II WAS slightly warner in all States except the south
Atlantic section. where 1t onoer. an In The North
west. whclo II was decidedly con."r The cool wave
from the north racinc. having -d Mont ana low
cred The temperature at avre to wi HI - o! freezing
point IN the morning
highest Official temperature 7oo lowest b6'. wind
southrr!y velocity 10 miles aour: average
humdi,y. ~ per cent
The thermometer At rerry's pharmacy in THr Sus
The sun., 1893-06-30
THE DUKE DE YERAGUA.s LAST DA1
To Sail Early Tomorrow for Europe ON the
French Steamer La Bretagnc.

To Sail Early Tomorrow for Europe ON the
French Steamer La Bretagac.
The Duke do veragua returned to this city
yesterday from trip to the Adirondacks. and
is now at tho Waldorf Tomorrow he is to
sail on his return to Spain on the French
steamship La BretaCne As the vessel is
scheduled to sail al 3 A. NJ he and his party
will go aboard to- night.
A committee OF the Knights OF Columbus
invest him as a Knight of tho Grand Cross. to
which rank he was elected by the Supreme
Council ut New Haven on June 4. An address
In Latin was delivered by supreme Knight
John }: Phelan. Secretary OF state. Connecti-
were Supreme Advocate Philip J. Markely. Su-
preme Physician Andrew W. Tracy. Mayor OF
Meriden. Supreme Secretary Daniel Colwell.
and Supreme Organizer Thomas II. Cummings.
The sun., 1893-06-30
The Theatres Next Season,

F. z. Rice has been negotiating with the
Aronson's for tho Casino In order to produce
his new opera, "Yenus," some time In sep-
tember.
1t is reported that in conjunction with tho
Madison Square, Palmer's, and tho Garden
Theatre. Manager A. NJ Palmer will have
charge Of Days next season, and will put one
house. across the street. to Manager Rice for
The sun., 1893-06-30
Gomper. Approve. OF Altse,d.

Samuel Gompcrs. who has inst arrived hero
from .rip West. has put himself on record AS
favorine the action of Gov. Altgeld in releas-
ing tho three Anarchists. When seen yoster-
day he said:
Il think Gov. Atgeld did just thing. and
acted according to his convictions. This say
because his act has killed him poticallv. The
jury which convicted the men. bellows, was
prcjudired."
Mr. Gonpors's views are not shared by the
majority OF tho labor men In this city.
The sun., 1893-06-30
NNeTh<o. .ssss' ''...,.,.,s..H .
Average on June ~, 1872

WARRINGTON yoRRCAsT rnnAY
For New England. fa!r: slight changes III temperA-
ture; variable winds,
lar S,m ipL. fair. ,J',p s'iy sL"E,s south;
rariuti, Wi"!,.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer,ey generally
fair except showers In eastern PennsylrauiA III early
morning slightly warn"T: 'arahl. windS.
For the District OF Columbia, MARYLAND. and Deia.
wsre. cloudy an threatening tol owed by fair;
signify warmer: variable winds
Tor West Virginia. western rsnnsylvaniA. western
New York and Ohin. fair; slightly wsstern
PennsylvAnia and western New York; rat wind.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Coombs-Prince.

Miss Gertrude willoughby Prince Of Irving
ton on the Hudson was married to Mr.. Charles
Adams Coombs of Brooklyn yesterday after
noon at the residence Of the brides parents.
hs * ana Mrs ana Few ntm@te IepS. WeEs
conveyed in private car from the city In time
to see the ceremony at o'clock The bride
wore q gown OF brooaded crepe dc chine and
carried bouquet OF white orchids.
The sun., 1893-06-30

Boston. June 29.-The libel for divorce on
the ground Of desertion brought by Thomas
F. Ryan against his wife. Mary. has been dis
missed by Judge Richardson Of the Superior
Court Ryan and his wife were Catholics.
They resided at Fall River and Taunton. and
at the latter place Ryan attended revival
frat time in life experienced religion" He
went over to the Methodist Episcopal faith
and he said his wife left him without jpstifia-
ness stand he said My wife deserted me be-
cause loved my Saviour better than l did
The sun., 1893-06-30

LONDON June 2a-In reply to question in
the House Of Commons as to the situation in
Siam. Sir Edward Grey. Parliamentary Secre-
tary OF the Foreign Office. said to-day that ono
British war ship was already at Bangkok. tho
capital OF Siam. another was on the way. and q
ence was required. France. he added. had
warned the Siamese Government thata trench
Acct. going TO Saigon may be sen! to Bang
the capital The French Government had
given assurance that the British Government
to BANGKOK.
The sun., 1893-06-30
KItson-R uegIes.

BOSTON, June 20-Henry Hudson Kitson. the
sculptor. whose latest work is the Farragut
statue. unveiled yesterday. was married here
to-day to Theo Alice Ruggles. who has been
his pupil. The wedding was in the New Jsru-
salem Swedenborgian Church. Tho church
was filled with artists and friends Of the cou-
pie The bride and groom approached the
Clergyman tog ether hand In hand.
The sun., 1893-06-30

John l. Brodsky has been appointed trustee
OF the estate OF Julia. wife OF Philip Boswald.
the leader OF the celebrated brass band OF that
name. Mrs. Boswald Is In Bloomingdale Asy-
lum. She attempted suicide not long ago.
Mrs. Poswald was reputed to be worth NOR
than $50, OUO. $4,000 Of which. IL 10 said. she
lent to mere acquaintances without security.
Il is IN me order that this money may 20 recovered
his lawyer Nathan s. Levy. made motion be-
fore Judge McAdam. who appointed Mr.. Br0d-
skY.
The sun., 1893-06-30
A rb,.f .. tn. Cn.,uo ROOF g e.rse..

A thief with a penchant for musical instru-
ments has been at work on the Casino roof
garden since last Sunday A fine violin be-
longing to Carl Bosche. leader OF the orchestra
on the Casinos roof, was stolen after the per-
formance on sunday night. On the following
evening Wood and Shepard, q variety musical
day they were minus q mandolin. The thief
also confiscated n pair OF trousers owned by Mr..
Shepard and one OF Mons. Stretts shirts
The sun., 1893-06-30

The Hudson County Board OF Freeholders
yesterday evening obeyed the order OF the
court and seated George Swartz as the repre-
sentative OF the Tenth district. The Board OF
Canvassers gave the certificate Of election to
Dennis NJ. Soonan because several hundred
appeal to the courts resulted in q decision that
the voters who had spelled the name wrong
consists OF eight Democrats and four Repub.
Leans.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Gov. A,.e-,d.. Action Endorsed.

ST. LOUIS. Juno 29.-A resolution introduced
by Mr.. Friedman Mt n meeting of the Trades
and Labor Union last night endorsed the sc-
ton OF Gov. Altgeli In pardoning tho Anar-
chists A congratulatory lettcr was also a"nt
to the Governor hearing 100 signatures OF tho
delegates to trades and labor unions The
election Of officers resulted as follows: Philip
Hohfer. President: Owen Miller. Ni"e Preai-
dent: sheridan Webster and Fred Westemeysr.
Secretaries; J. A. Miller IrcHsurer.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Hanged Gov. AltgrId In Em:y.

CHICAGO. June 10 Gov. John z. AltGtlh's
action In pardoninG the Annrchists hns roused
the residents Of the town ~ Nalerv lie. near
this city. 10 such pitch that thsy ~" rNnr..s-
sion to their f."ings last night Is hau.in. the
Governor in eiilgy.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Hanged for K,i,,.e III. Nurse,

READING. Pa. June 2a-Pietro Buccier was
hanged here this morning. Buccien was 81
years old. In February. 1892. he was admitted
to st. Joseph's Hospital suffering with a
burned arm. On June % the Catholic Sisters
served the hospital patients with milk. and
jumped out OF bed. pursued her with an open
knife out into the corridor and finally into the
Kitchen, and plunged the dirk into her abdo-
tive has never been known,
The sun., 1893-06-30
Their Marriage Iseeept,O. 4. . Field.

BOSTON. June 2a.-Dr. Charles J. White and
Miss Olivia A. Richardson were married at
Cohassett to-day. The Rev. DR.. Joseph os-
good oficiated. The marriage was In the
OF an English village wedding. The re-
ception after the ceremony was held In the
open field back OF the house. Mr. and Mrs.
White started for Boston on their bridal
tour In o yacht.
The sun., 1893-06-30
a.-o, R.v.,,,ol.r. Art rr...ur...

LONDON. Juno 29.-The sale Of the art collec-
ton of Baron Revelstoke was continued to-day
at the auction rooms OF Christie. Manson h
Woods The sum realized to-day was f10. 300
Among the articles sold was Rose du Barri
iardniare on a plinth OF chased ormolu. This
was secured by Mr.. Asher Mertheimer. a deal
er in works OF art for Fl .050. An inlaid rose:
wood cabinet OF the period OF Louis XVI. sold
fnr
The sun., 1893-06-30
A Ch,ls Tumb,.. Down .. Air sh.r,.

Woodward Holkem. q flve-year-old boy.
while playing on the roof Of the six-story tene-
ment at 1.156Third avenue yesterday Afternoon
lost his balance and fell down the air shaft
striking ON his head on the brick payem ent
below. He was instantly killed. Tho boy'n
father who ia the janitor OF the building was
painting an iron tank on top OF the building
and had brought the little fellow with him.
allowing him to play about while ne was
working. s~Axi
The sun., 1893-06-30

The pleasant eject and perfect safety With which
ladies' may the California liquid laxative. Syrup Of
FIGS. under all conditions. makes IL their fAyorite
remedy ast ths true and genuine sIiiels io9k Tor
the bottom Of the pAekAsS-Ai~
The sun., 1893-06-30

RObbedJacob ana Tossed HIN into the River
Jacob Weisburg Is q newsboy who likes to
sleep near the water. Yesterday morning. at
2 o'clock. as he was sleeping on the edge Of
the pier at the foot OF yesey street. three other
newsboys robbed him OF 20 cents and then
pushed him into the river weisburg scram-
chase after his assailants. When the three
were brought before Ppcs Justice wiiIt Martin
Ryan. and James Madden. All claimed to live
at the Newsboys Lodging House at Duane
street They were held in 81 200 for trial.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Results or the Drought In Germany.

BERLIN. June 2a-In consequence OF the
scarcity Of hay. maize, and folders. caused by
the long continued drought that prevailed
throughout Germany. the Goyernment In
tends to prohibit the export OF those articles-
The sun., 1893-06-30
An N. r. Ar-a,ened for Assault.

LONDON June 29.-Mr. John Deasy, member
Of the House OF Commons for the West Division
OF county Mayo. against whom young girl
employed as, a servant in the house in
assault was brought up In the police court to-
day. Bail In the sum OF flO0 was accepted.
Mr.. Deasy. is q member OF the McCarthylts
section OF the Irish Parliamentary party. and
Is very popular among his associates
The sun., 1893-06-30
Ex.oov. w.,mors Hero Tor Treatment.

NEWPORT. June 2o.-Ex- Gov. wetmore. ac-
companied by Mrs. wetmore. left for New
York this morning, where Mr.. Wetmore will
undergo surgical treat ent as the result OF
his recent painful accident.
The sun., 1893-06-30
Princess Bism arck III.

LONDON. juno ga despatch received In
this city from private source In Berlin says
that Princess Bismarck Is dangerously III Mt
her home at Friedrichsruhe. Owing to her
to decline an invitation extended to him to
visit Leipzig.
The sun., 1893-06-30
The Kelsey Ma'r:Ion,ai T-oub's. Settled.

THO mAtTImOHNI uIWcuItIeb OF CLARENCE W.
Kelsey and his wife OF Jersey City were settled
yesterday afternoon. and the prominent citi-
zens who were to be named as correspondent
breathe, easier. since there are to be no court
Judge Hudspeth's office All the parties inter-
estsd refuse to say what the terms Of the set
usmont are
The sun., 1893-06-30
II wa. OsIy a. TootLaehe.

LONDON. June 2a.-The Duke OF York's Ill
ness. which kept him from attending the un-
yelling Of the Queens statue yesterday and
excited considerable apprehension In London.
was merely the toothache.
The sun., 1893-06-30

His Eyes Arc Rubies and He Feeds on
Diamonds.
Alderman Joseph Martins constituents in
the Seventh District have presented to him q
ring OF unique design, 1t represents q tigers
head and forearm. with claw-armed paw. Tho
tigers mouth serves as n setting for u brilliant
The sun., 1893-06-30

The Steamer Centurion Aground.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. June 2a-The British
steamer Centurion. Capt Watson. from Boston
for New York. ran aground on Hedge Fence
bhoSl Of. midnight last night She Les SAST
The sun., 1893-06-30

LONDON. June ga despatch from Mecca
says that $50 deaths from cholera occurred in
that city yesterday.
The sun., 1893-06-30

LONDON. juno 29-Yice Admiral Bir Michael
Culme-Seymour has been appointed Com
mander-in Chief Of the British Msdlterran lean
Tryon. who lost his life by the founderinR oi
tho battleship Victoria.
The sun., 1893-06-30

:Ss &. .ss; Y y: New r'si 0'a 70 sIs
The sun., 1893-06-30


NE command were as intelligent and as loyal
ss their own veteran commander. The salu-
Mry ty effect OF thus raising tho flag was immedl;
perfect order at once took the place Of panic.
IT has boen said that President Harrison
Eon, ! have never so understood It. Secretary
tT}ssler after our action was taken. did care
ned protectorate ani nag raising Should 60
tna Ills definition and instruction on the SUBJ
!ect were iust what the provisional Govern
tended when the flag was raised. and Iust what
the provisional Government and American
published document and official action ex-
pressed. The one essential and effective step
sad Sres tRa resasnt arrsHn e.a tas as
SECRETARY Foster never disapproyed.
~ remained up seventy-iiye days. During
been promised and expected when it. WAS
raised IN IN that time two foreign war sh ps had
arrangements as - Hawaiian affairs was
avoided; and the just American predominant nee
II am but too glad to believe that the
PresentA administration has nc thought OF Civ
ana a,GSaup this vantage ground N to which the bold
e S1SSed dayy Sy lflesssn1 is Ssysrnd 70 Mnssr
brsat TSs sspa 81 the n despatch when an cut.
as follows: ''A''' Al ''' summer OF 1851 was
.,.Ie ne interests Of American citizens which have
HSSsu,e W under the extension OF commerce between
~ Anu the United states and the qua ante ca uf
nal esnfus,s.1r treaty must not bs IeePsrdzed BY
ts,s aay OF tho United states that these in.
tSinSs & not imperiiled or injured and 10 do ali
VIII xaasvtessnIy for their just protection
snnis. ~ lAin from Interfering with the domestic
prse'ieo or NAN ~ accordance with the policy and
cbsnnsS 'his tiorernnent. yet obltTuctlOn % the
nust no, ~ =, .ssisa"te commerce under sxistnK law
.nus no' ps showed ana American citizens In Hawaii
tss r.nrs me,eu " their persons and property by
AMI ~ In,, eh OF theIr cnuntry'B law and power
them '"u'' w Aunes" 10 impair
IT, iIhess were the latest instructions to tho
IN tb'tHu t" Ssates Minister at Honolulu. on file at
sbbanfss 10 precisely like those which arose when
~ nenshsii9n sh monarchy fell In January last.
+" was tne language OF this despatch which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
PERSONALS.

Burke Burnett came down yesterday
from Wichita Falls.
Arch rnudy the popular cattleman
aud banker of Haskell IN iu town
A. H. Carrigan Of Wichita Falls war
In the city or his way huck from Austin.
Misses Mamie Kendall of Ennis aud
Eulu House OF Qunnuh are visiting
Mrs. A. y. Evans, 40 Wcathcrford
street
Carl Vuccut strictly Of aud for
BrOWuwOol, representing the THROWN
wool Bulletin, was at The Gazette of.
fee yesterday
Judge w A, Bramlette and +. H..
Num-, TWO prominent citizens OF Bonham,
are at the Pickwick
II G. Phillips, Bowie banker was In
the city yesterday.
Harry : Farmer lutc with II. w.
Williams " Co., leaves Wednesday
morning for Memphis, Tenn, to make
that place his future home
Senior Juan Ncsbitt, general livestock
agent of the Chicago and Alton arrived
ian this city This morning from Mexico.
and stopped over today TO exchange ey-
poricuccs with Colonel Jim Wilson.
lsaac r. Hit Of Chicago and Wosb.
ingtUn WIN be- nj the pickwick until the
n
pleased to see any OF his clients who have
suffered losses nom Indian dcprulatlons
l., ID. HulliugSWorth left last uight for
New Nurl, ON u purchasing tour
The many friends of Mn and Mrs 4
j ShapUrd will regret Co learn that they
win soon leave Stvphcnyillc to make thrir
home In Fort Worth Mr. Shapard hoy-
iug accepted the position of president of
the American National bank "A Now bonE
Just being started iu tiut city Mid,
SldO,OuN capital Mr.. Shupurd bus bean
citizen of Stepheuyilc for ubout MIN.
years lie Is broHd-miuded, cnterprisin,,
aud liberal with his means. and has b,..n
Identified with the growth of the town
from a small village They are excellent
people, anal We henwily commend tLem
To the people of Fort Worth. MIR. Shnp-
arr has nor disposed of his interests here
aud We hope he may yet reconsider and
move back Sl,phclvilc Empire.
j. G. Buster of Dexter Tex. WAS IN
The city last night ON his way To Abilene
Mr. Buster was formerly postmaster mn
Dexter hut is now "on the road
Harry T., Sanford, ahead of "A Foir
Rebel company Mawson's cclpbrntSl
military play which win be- done nj tbs
opera horse on Monday and Tuesday
Feh lS and IA, Is in town.
Mr.. Il. III. Keller, vice-prosidept of I'M,
southern Carriage Builders association
started for Atlanta. Ga, last pyaninS
ne convention win be held the Sth nnI
uth inSts. lie viii visit Memphis NM
N'W orleans while absent He saws h
y haru TO leave Ewald, lr and he Al
suuuP' nu' lhe inteNsts OF business de-
DAYS ANN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY.

g. j.. Crow, miller nt the Cameron
mill, had one Of his fingers caught la
the machinery yesterday morning aud
the end was cut OH
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Library association viii boz POSTPONED
until Tuesday, Feb. II at O'Clock D. m.
nt which full attendance is desired
Commodore Reed was arrested yrstcr-
DAY afternoon by officer NihcrpDnn
Tor an assault ON Mntic Welsh. Tie
alleged uBsuult occurred ON tho Snufl
Fc bridge IN the morning. Tho vo,nnU
uluu' tue rumpluiut and Commodore
went To- jail They are colurrd. and
ihH ~ but the continuation of nm old
qunrrcl between them
The Graham and Ben Pitman ays-
Toms OF shorthand taught at Walden 4
Texas business college.
~ the solicitation OF friends L. w.
lhllrs hH1 consented 10 become n cnndi.
dat" Tor alderman IN the First ward
Last evening the trolley wire of the
North Side Street Railway company
broke at the corner NJ Main and Seventh
Ntfels, ANA Tor moro than an hour stopp.
ru me ears. Later another break occur.
ed which Will be repaired by this morn.
ing, II the vNCriiUns of force of mon
who VIII work all night II necessary. can
mike the repairs.
w. 3. Ford Ia q candidate for city nj.
torucy subject to action of city Dcmoc-
Hucy,
The tax collections have been poarly
enough tO puy the February allowances
ana " there b. any deficit the finance
committees VIII provide the balance
The police committee viii meet nj .
O'Clock wednesday afternoon To resume
the investigation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-07
HE LIKES rEyAs

Thomas a. Bcll Of st. Louis. n rcoI
estate financial agent. was Ina me Div
yesterday stopping over un his wny bnrl
from san Antonio. whore hp Ind hn,H
10 escort his wlo aud nn inynlii dnUgb
Yer, little child ut 4. who 4. rnt,,n.
lrsclng too slowly from an nttnrk of IA.
phoid icycr Il is Mr. Bells first yisit
To this state and he is lost i'm amaze nt
rs immcnsllN for though he snid L,
Thought he had very fair ldcn of ~"
oWnply he WAS not Ia the condition An
realize that from ROckp0rt la Ill ppsn
was as TAR ms from ltockpou To kcoLui..
a. That this state wns of mn,i,
larger area than All the New IlupinnI
states, and g few othcrs thrown lu M,
hhl mover before realized. tbough bn
had oftcn heard the statement or bn,i
seen II la print llo is lTentk pl,pscI
with whit hc has seen Of 1cxas NH 4,
particularly pleased with Fort Wnrt,
ANA expressed the greatest rpgrrt br mi
not heard OF tho Inn, for " hp had IAN,
go he would have loft his family bara
instead Of San Antonio Ono tbinr ~.
noted was the large numher OF youn,r
men w business boz this state. and H,1
"eXpmins why it Is you are so nnslin,,
Texas" ~" VI" W