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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
THE WEDDING DID NOTCOME OFF.
How a Fulton Niri Pooled n Young Rich
mond Fellow.

Another interesting experience OF
Richmond man comes TO us with more or
less spicy romance connected with II.
and the fellow who was fooled this time
not only steers clear OF the subject, but
denies in a way that the report Is cor
rect. Still those who took part in the
affair state emphatically that the details
are true and that the young man GER
tainly had marriage on the brain more
than did the young lady. who glided out of
the episode with more or less feminine
slyness.
IL seems that not long since Mr.. Mac
Hamilton, who drives the United States
mail wagon for Mr.. James Burnett OF
Sweeney's livery stable informed the
latter gentleman that he expected 10
take unto himself a Wife. and requested
that Mr.. Burnett and Mr.. l.. Il. Shere
hold themselves in readiness and be on
hand Thursday night TO act as attend
ants to the wedding The bargain was
made. and about $50 o'clock on the
aforesaid night Mr.. Hamilton's resi-
dence. corner OF Twelfth and Franklin
streets. presented an interesting picture.
About thirty guests assembled at the
scene Of gayety an elaborate supper was
prepared and a stringed orchestra was
on hand to fill The atmosphere with
sweet melliHuous strains beftting the
occasion.
Mr. Hamilton meantime called upon the
young lady. Miss Neva Williams Of Full
ton, but left the house and repaired to
his own home, where music and dancing
was in the height Of progress when he
arrived. The young lady. however took
an electric car with another fellow. and
some time later appeared at the scene Of
merrment where she took a seat and
viewed the merry whirl Of the dancers
with an air born of indifference. Moth
ing was said on the subject Of the mar
rage, and the dance and supper were
kept up till the wee sma hours, the
young lady having returned TO her home
in Fulton some time previous with her
former escort
The band eft the house about o'clock
and went off on a serenading trip. and
no marriage took place. Mr.. Mac Ham
ilton is still "A single man. He laughed
and stated yesterday that he did not in
tend 10 get married but, from his
general demeanor. and from the accounts
OF those who participated in the festivi-
ties. the circumstances point to the con-
clusion that it is case of sour grapes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
PROTEST TO THE SYNOD.
West Hanover Presbytery Object to the Pro-
posed Transfer of Two Churches


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April o.
Special.-In West Hanover Presbytery
yesterday DR.. Petrie reported in refer
ence TO Messrs. j. NJ. Reynolds and ].
w. Minor, that the former continue his
present work for another year, and that
the latter continue In his present en-
ployment until the next meeting OF the
Prestytery, which will occur in August
The Presbytery protested against the
transfer 10 another presbytery OF the
churches Of Waddell and AppCmattox.
II was understood that the churches
were opposed 10 the transfer proposed by
the Synod II Virginia.
The home missions committee made an
elaborate report.
Or. McIlwaine was appointed to draw
up q memorial OF the late Or. s. NJ
Smith and the Rev Mr.. Balm was di-
rected to prepare memorial of the late
Dr.. Ben. NJ Wales.
The Rev. +. II. Slower was elected
stated clerk and treasurer Of the Pres
bytery. Mr.. Slower has been serving in
these capacities for some months very
acceptably.
Dr.. Edgar Woods and Professor Dun
nington were appointed a committee 10
confer with Mr.. X. 7. Krawley, Presby-
teryl candidate. now at the University of
Virginia.
The Rev. Daniel Blain, Mr.. George
Perkins and Mr.. w. II. Harris were ap-
pointed the presbyterial committee on
publication.
The Rev. Y. r. Mccoy preached last
night.
John Bowie Strange Camp Of Confed-
crate Veterans have determined to attend
the ceremonies incident TO the refinement
Of the remains Of Jefferson Davis In
Ritifaond May 3lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
JUSTICE JOINS COURT.
A Trivial Docket and an Uninteresting
Game at the Sanctum.

Game Mt the Sanctum.
II was a docket OF very little impor-
lance and scarcely any money at ali that
greeted the Justice at the Temple yester-
day.
His Honor's voice had just gotten in
from the laundry. however. and when he
ordered the sinners 10 kiss the book there
WAS a ring Of melody about the words that
produced quite a pleasing effect.
The players acquitted themselves fairly
well, and only one or two Of them struck
out, when the Justice stood in the box
and delivered the sphere with no very
high degree Of science.
Florence Patterson (coloredD took up
the ash, and calculated on a three-base
hit. play ball' said the umpire and
the woman who was charged with main
tanning a certain illgoverned and, disor-
derry house. where numerous disorderly
characters are alleged 10 have raised
cane from time 10 time. came in. Florence
played the game with high class of art.
and sent the sphere over left field fence.
She was accordingly dismissed, as was
also Alice Tucker who sauntered in on
similar charge.
Robert Rising (colored) was charged
with stealing "a LOT of leather lacing etc,
from the Richmond Leather Manufacture
ing Company. The goods and chattels
were found In the possession Of the man,
VINO was sent 10 jury for further action.
Joseph Lester (coloredD anted up the
costs for abusing and cursing Joseph
Cosby In the Second market during mar
ket hours, and Joseph Cosby (colored)
was similarly dealt with for threatening
70 mop up the floor with Lester.
john u. AcGeorge paid $3.50 for cursing
and abusing J.. w Hammer while In the
Discharge OF his duty. and after the dis
position al couple OF jags the court
went cut TO see man, technically speak
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
F1oyd County Matters.

FLOYD. VA. April 2s-Special.-Mr. b
s. Pedigo. commemorative attorney Of
this county. and Miss Leila Kirby were
married here last Wednesday, at O'Clock
A. NJ. Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left for Ninton on a visit TO
the grOoms parents.
The frost has played havoc with the
fruit. There may be some late apples.
hut all the early fruit Of every variety
is believed TO be killed A much-needed
rain has fallen In the past few days, and
wheat and grass are looking we'll
DR. p. r. Elliott. the old clerk OF our
courts. has opposition In one Mr.. James
X. Richards. who announces himself as
candidate for clerk, with Lee Phillips
as his deputy. and appeals 10 his friends
and esnecialfy the Republicans for sup
port. Or. Elliott has been clerk for many
years, Is very popular. and il Is not
thought that his combination and appeal
can defeat him. He gives entire satisfac-
ton 10 the people. and what more can
they desire?
The fight for the postoffice here still
continues There is multitude of appli-
cants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

-/-~y~-~.~~.--o - ~-~-o----- - - - 7. 80,
TIME RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1876
i EAST FRANKLIN STREEI:-Our
regular sale TODAY at 1890 A. NJ. VIII
embrace 1 car of HORSES, just received,
consisting OF drivers. saddlers and gen
eral purpose animals: several nrst-class
WORK MULES. also ) head left over
out reserve: several HORSES and
MARES consigned from the country.
and will be sold regardless Of value
In this lot we invite your special atten-
by Prosper: he has fine size and action;
standard bred BAY MARE. with re-
cord Of IBIS: ! good saddler, ! extra large
six-year-old BAY HORSE. four-yeear-
old GRAY MARE. sound and kind; We
HICLES and HARNESS of every de-
scription: $40 bales OF GOOD HAY, which
must be sold To make room.
j. II. SEABRIGHT. Proprietor.
w. u. FRAYSER. Salesman. ap29-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Richmond, Va, March 81. 1893.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS Of the SOUTH
ERN FRIEDRICH WORKS will be held
MAY !, 1893 at the residence Of A. l..
Marcy, at o'clock \. NJ. for the election
of officers and tTansacting other business.
A. l.. MARCY.
Holder Of more than one-tenth capital
stock OF said company. apl-3Ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
BY II. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate AuctiOneer.

by II. A. McCurdy.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
WELL LOCATED EIGHTEENTH
STREET PROPERTY,
NEAR CLAY STREET. BEING THE
LOTS WITH THE BUILDINGS
Nos 4O3. 4O5 AND 4o7 NORTH EIGH-
TENTH STREET. THEREON
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. OK THE
PREMISES, on
THURSDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF MAY,
1898. AT O'CLOCK.
BY direction Of :ho owner. 7 will offer
for sale upon the premises. AZ time men,
toned ABOVE PROPERTY. The
houses are detached. and will be sold
either separately or as a whole. as may
boz deemed advisable at time of sale.
The lots have front OF - feet and run
back q good depth. The location OF
this property makes II desirable for
rental purposes. and II Will pay well as
an investment.
TERMS. Liberal and at sale
II. y. MCCRDY
ap29-td Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
PROPOSALS.
Superintendent's Office,
Virginia Penitentiary,
Richmond, Va, April y, ]

Richmond, Va, April -, 1898.
TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PRO
L POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
THIS OFFICE until 4 o'clock =, VI.
II ESDAN, MAY ., 1888, for REMOM-
ING AN OLD BUILDING AND ERECT
ING A NEW ONE on the Penitentiary
grounds. Plans and specifications can
be seen at the Office of w. G. West ar
chitect, 1lO5 east Main street, or at this
office Bids must include an offer for
the old building as well as TO name
price for the new one. All material TO
be furnished by the contractor but as
much of the old building as may pass
inspection To be used in the new one.
The work must be completed by the
LIST Of October.
The right to reject any or all bids is
reserved.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Il. w. LYNN,
ap2g-7t Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
DENTISTS.

DURING MY SICKNESS MY BUSI-
~ NESS will be conducted In my name
by my two very competent assistants,
Drs. A. L. STANFORD and LEO. A..
PUSEY, who have been associated with
me for many years
JOHN MAHONY. Dentist,
ap23-6t 62J east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
7Ol, 7O3, 7O5, TO7, 7O9, III Brook
Avenue, and 4SS and 44O West
puYal Street.

TINE: MONDAY. MAY 1ST. AT Z. NJ.
PLACE: ON the premises.
SIZE OF LOT: 80 II. front on Brook ave.
70 It. front on Duval st.
40 #. front from either
front.
IMPROVEMENTS: TWO BRICK
STORES with dwellings above. Brick
Dwellings, / Shop, / Frame Dwelling and
l Stable.
ADVANTAGES: The stores are just the
place where money has. can and Will be
made as long as the owner wants 10 do
so, and is business man or lady enough
to make It. II you don't make any
money there it's your own fault. not the
places. The present owner has made MS
fortune there. is satisfied with what he has.
and now wants 10 give somebody else
chance TO acquire wealth. The dwellings
are already rented. and bring good
rent Everything is in good order, so you
need not spend a fortune as soon as
YOU have bought il The tenants are
a good sort Of people and will patronize
your store as soon as you open II.
TERMS. I'll make them 10 suit any
honest man .or lady. One condition Is
that you will pay me some cash and the
balance with interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum at certain periods
and within the next three or four years.
If these terms don't suit you call and
see me.
WARNING: DON'T MISS THE SALE
AND THE OPPORTUNITY
F. II. PLUEMACHER.
ap27-td AuctiOneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

THE REASON PEOPLE DO NOT
L SPECULATE more is the fear OF
loss. With a certainty Of making money
more would go into the business. EX-
perience is worth something. The writer
has the experience. but not the capital
Want so. 900 10 $4,000; can make that
amount or more; best of reference. Adj
dress H., Times office. ap2l-lOt'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Mr. Decatur Axteif OF the Chesapeake
xna ohio Hallway Company. returned
from Norfolk yesterday. where he went
In The interests OF his company. Ills visit
resulted In quite heavy deal hy the
th"ay company. When | saw him at
lis once yesterday he informed me that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
BY II. =. Chatlin x CO.,
Real Estate AuctlOneers,
No. ] north Tenth street.

II RUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF 4
L NICE LITTLE FARM OF TWEEN, n
ACRES. MORE OR LESS, on THE
RROAD-STREET ROAD. ABOUT SIX
MILES WEST OF n CHMOND
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated Jan
uary s. ISL recorded in Henrico County
Court. in Deed Book l3l b, page 22s,
and at request of note holder. default
having been made i'm payment | viii sell,
By public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. May 1. 1888.
at clock L. NJ, the property described
i'm said deed AS THAT CERTAIN TRACT
or LAND. lying and being I'm the county
of HenricO. about six miles west OF the
city Of Richmond, and situated on the
Deep Run turnpike, or Broad street road,
bounded on the west by the turnpike,
on the east and north by the land now or
formerly Owled by j. ). Lindsey, and on
the south by the ne y road opened from
the old Bethlehem road 70 the turnpike,
bv order of Henrico County Court. No
vember 10 1861, and contains twelve
acres more or less.
There is a small house on the place.
TERMS. Cash for expenses Of sale and
10 nav the debt OF S2196i, with interest
from July -. 1892. and the ba lance on
terms 10 be announced at the sale
r. b. CHAFFIN.
ap2O-td Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

II HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ STOCKHOLDERS of the MAYO
TOBACCO DRYING AND ORDERING
the company on MONDAY, MAY s, 1893,
at 3 O'Clock Z. NJ. II. Il. OWEN,
apS-td Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
BLOOD WILL TELL!
EnglEhS Breeding and Training SlaalS
RICHMOND FAIR GROUNDS
ALOHA, Son Of the Mighty Dictator, lis

Sire OF Jay Eye sec. 2.Ooa, Fh@ilss.- ID
Minnie CasWen. 2.lOi4. Director H. pee.
mator 2as. Dictator Chief Z-la, anu ..
others better taan 80. Grand sire OF Nancy
Hanks 2O4; Direct. 2O5A; Evanseiias'
2:ilA; Margretl r., Zl21a' LocAhsaiN
2l4E; Guide. 2i6i. Northwest. zl's'
Kellar Thomas. 2.i04; Garnet. ~
Victoria WeheS. ana J6 others better than
go. Best son OF liamhletoDian lie. founasI
Of tho American Trottlng Horse; own brother
to the famous Dexter. t.
10 encourage breeding ! have placed ihs
strain within the reach OF all breeders
reducing his Zee for services from 500 "
go. Come and see him before you seie'S
occidental Prince. 1905. by Occidental
Kiss, By Happy Medium. 400. reduced rom
$50 10 SIS.
Famous runring stallion Telemanehus
sire OF the winners Maia. Fred BINS,
Kathuraf. Piedmont Mulihatton $40
many others. Season. $50; usual return
privileges. u,
The inspection Of the public respss.la,'
invited. feifSihS"~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
EMULSION COD-LlyER OIL
~ - WEfHll

II WITH
UYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA
We have preparel this emulsionfor the past
ten years Its superiority over all others Is
tested by every one who has used II. For
coughs. colds, bronchitis. consumption aud
bottle. For sale at all drug-stores, Do nos
persuaded to try any other. Ask for thai
o sds by PURCELL. LADD 90,
Mia., klchmonl |. We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
TO INVESTORS.
City of Richmond Bonds
and State Bonds
for Sale.
OTHER INVESTMENT SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
DAVENPORT & Co.,
BlNKE0S AVID BROKERS,
1l13 MAIN STREET.
lapS-6tl
Richmond and Danville System,

Washington. ID. c., April -, ls1.
Il, HE FOLLOWING COUPONS, DUE
MAY /, 1888 will be paid by the
receiver on presentation at the places
named below, OK AND AFTER THAT
DATE.
Mortgage Bonds, at Central Trust Com
pany. 81 Wall street, New York city.
Richmond. York River and Chesapeake
Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds, at
Central Trust Company, q Wall street,
New York city. and at the office Of the
Company. Richmond. Va.
Richmond and Mecklenburg Railroad
First Mortgage Bonds. at the Merchants
National Bank, Richmond, Va.
f. W. HUIDEkOPER.
REUBEN FOSTER,
ap29&myt Receivers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Wy ANTED-A POSITION BY AN IN
w d. STRIOUS. ENERGETIC YOUNG
MAN; one who is a good accountant
fair scribe and can give first class ref
erences. Address IS. H." Avon. Va.
sp29-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust
dated the 10th day Of June 1892, and
Of record in the clerks Office Of Rich
mond Chancery Court. in Deed Book
146 \, page H. default having been
made in the payment Of the debt therein
secured. and being required so TO do by
the beneficiary, we Will sell by auction,
upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, the 5th Day Of May. 1893.
at $50 o'clock =. NJ. that CERTAIN
LOT OF LAND, with the FAME Dwell
LING thereon, fronting on west line Of
Twenty street Is feet. more or
less. and running back - feet. The To-
cation Of this little house commands
ready tenants Come around and take
il I'm.
TERMS: Cash.
4. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD S. ROSE,
ap29-td Trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
aps-sa5t Eleventh and Bank streets.

NJ ERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
vi UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
The coupons OF the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS OF the RICHMOND AND NECK
LENBURG RAILROAD COMPANY. due
MAY list will be paid on presentation at
this hank J. II. GLENN.
ANGST Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Office OF Collector of Delinquent Taxes
Richmond, Va. April j. 1855.
4 ITY TAAES.
by AN ORDINANCE or THE CITY
IL Is required that notice shall be- sitol
IN all the daily newspapers. under TIC
direction Of the COMMITTEE on Fila
that the LIST or DELINl I.N4
TAXEs OK REAL ESTATE for the lre-
ceding year will be published in on. "
more of the daily papers. and il.1 ne
time and place of sale OK said deiln4-eD'
In accordance with the above notice Is
hereby given that said list Will b. pup
lshed I'm The Times on 81 Nl1Ali i's
18Th day Of April and on 81 NpAl. t7
Both day OF April. 1898. IN" s4I. NIt
take place in front of the city Hdl 20
Broad street between ninth ard IfN'l
streets. between the hours 90 u %
NJ and { O'Clock 4. NJ. ON NoNDAf, INC
LIST day Of MAY lS.8.
All parties who 40 not want their rf,
erty advertised must pay before lne l'iN
instant. JOIN a. MIA -
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes
spi-30t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

MAKES AN ISviGoRATINo DRINK
With water and sugar only, Delicious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
MEETINGS.

Office Of the Taylor & Boiling Company.
II HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
will be- held at their office on TUESDAY,
MAY ., 1893, at ) o'clock.
BLAIR BOILING,
ap2G-2w Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Richmond, Va. April Z. 1898
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
Ill TRAITOR on the estate OF MRS
SUSAN @. DARLINGTON, deceased. l
hereby notify all persons indebted TO
the estate 10 come forward and settle
their Indebtedness; and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same 10 me for payment
II. ST. JOHN COALTER,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29

Office OF Collector of Delinquent Taxes
Richmond, Va. April j. 1855.
Il ITY TANES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-29
IN WO DOZEN FAMILY ROE
j HerringS Observation-Disclosures.

Eighteenth and Main streets.
Phone 5O7. mh3l-3m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

ystons-Onc,pouud. per doz,, soc; No.
., per doz., Sl.SJ.
Fish-Aiaska. No /. salmon, per dozen,
81. 40; Columbia river No, | salmon, per
dozen, StTJ; pound mackercl. per luz.,
S1.35; American sardines,. lis, per case,
49, French sardincs, lis, per case,
$3.50
Meats--Potted ham. II pound. per
dozen, S5c; poited ham. IL pound, per
dozen. $50. Vienna sausage. i-2 pound.
per dozen. ST %: Vienna sausage, 1-pound
per dozen. 81 y; lunch tongue. l-pound,
per dozen, $50: Clipped beef, IL pound,
ner dozen, $3.50; Clipped beef, l-pOund.
per dozen. S2.i0.
Vegetables - Ihreepnuld tomatoes,
81. %: 2-pnund tomatoes, So 10; 2ponnd
corn. choice, St.lO: 2-pouhd corn, fancy,
SI3J; 2-pound string beans. 90e; 2-pOnnl
lnnrrowfn, peas, S1.25,
california Fruits and oue-half
ponnd peaches, SIPS; . 1-2-pound april
cots ST -; IL pound pears, SID
, i3-pound pluns 81 y; ? l-2-popnd
cherries. $3.50; . 1.2-pouud black cher
ries, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

Quotations based on small lots 10 re
dealers, Antipathipc, per omcc 5uc;
Aceianlid per ounce Zoe; per pound
OOc; acetic acid, per pound, 1Nc; carlol
ic acid. cryst. per pound, 3OUa2c; mu.
rintic acid G, T., per nound, pc; nitric
acid, G. p. per pound 22r; sulpImric
acid, G. T., per pound. 22c; fannie acid.
bulk, per pound. i9S; alcohol, % Per
cent, per gal. SID. lcss Sc for clsh,
alum, per pound 4c; autikamnia, 500;
muichrinc, per ounce, Doe, antipyrcne,
per ounce. Sl.40; ammonia carbonate.
Per pound, lOci yitriol per pound. ODse;
blue Inass, per puuni, bOr blue 0int-
mcnt, per pound, JOc; boraN. per pound.
l2Ul3c. cumphor gum. per pound 5Sif
Coz; capsicum, powdered, per pound 25c;
cocaine, muir, cryst, per ounce. 50 20;
c0ppcras, per pound, @1'ic; cream tartar.
g. T., per pound noe gr0rcrs. pcr
pound, Ice: DOvcrs powder, per pound,
Sl2j; ether sulphurlc, L. s. r., per
pound, I6a gum arabic, first pick, por
pound. 9Oc; shollac, per pound. Doc.
glue, brown, per pound 12dlGc; glue,
white, per pound, Zoe; mace, per pound,
SOC; mercury. per pound, Zoe. morphine.
T.. Il w. 1-s ounce box, pcr ounce, S23J.
. L. ounce boxes, per ounce, $3.50; ounce
bottles, per ounce, $40; nulmegs per
pound, Zoe; castor oil, por gallon, Sl20
0ll.i5; olive oil, pcr gallon, NLl0; lin
seed Oh. per gallon. 59d56r, sperm ".
H.. per gallon. Sl2O; Opium. per pound
SEQ; opium. po, per pound $500. hlnck
pepper. per pound. l1r; potash, bromide.
per pound, 45cp0tnsh, thl0rnip. per
pound, 26e; i0dIc, per pound S32j:
uuininc. T.. & w. 1-puncp bottles. 80:
cans per ounce, BE; quininc, =. g W.,
I-ounce cans, Per ounce, Do; a. q S..
miunc, 1-onncc, ylnls per ounce. 500;
do ounce. Dc; 25.ounce tins per ounce,
Die. 1OOOuuCn. tins, Dor nunrp DE. sat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13

pelnls and the fc..iiug dnriur thc early
riri %, the day Was Uf npfe cheerful
oNricier lhan has ~ late chaiacierlScd
.Ir market Now NNgk uiid this nAtkrf
b1h responded with 10 paint. adrahce.
hui undcr 4 rmnNrel renewal 81 anll-
uI,iiun lcrslsiian. the greater part u The
nNyrncc was lost nriceS dosinS some =
points ahnve those ol ArstrNiay. ke-
cnlnls to-day are aA.2,l1 bales, AGAINST
aiSiG bales last v,iek and 40,S'H hAlss
la-, ycar thus Tar for tNe we'k ltf,.-
aud lui.tn bales last year. estimated for
this port tomorrow 1000 60 attNl
bales againsi tau2R bales c0rry spepdihg
day last ypar. The dopicsfinr influences
ssei,n y. have we'll nigh spout fl,rir ione.
aud without snnc developments of ah mn
nur sllN market closed firm 40 un.
changed price salcs $3.50 bales, 90 arr
rive 100 bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-13
FROM HONOLULU
|Aay of Yokohama Clevelands
Tempt at Restoration Would
30 Resisted.

,sht, 1895, by Associated Press.
AAaia, Dee. II, T;i5 p.m.-rhe
China, which left san Francis
|"tabeF p and Honolulu probably
November IS, has just arrived
AZ Associated Press correspondent
-a.ely weut aboard Of her and had
, w Slth the officers aud passen-
'Afalns the situation of affairs N
~ lhey suited that when the
4 leit the Island the provisional
zeal was SIN ia power aud main
IN very determined attitude.
.Isiteheut prevailed among bust
~ end people generally and the
y tae United States government
|-sed with the greatest anxiety.
=. q the provisional government
'A9lute IN their declarations
lhe restoration Of monarchy
s'ealy expressed their inten-
IN Resisting 10 the utmost any
~ .aat Cleveland might make to