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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Welded In London.

The following announcement appeared
in the London Times. July T. 1873; On
Inc Sfh instant. at ST. Johns, Tinbrlise-
wells. by the Rev. w. T.. lddesson, assist "a
by the Rev Richard l.. Geoyune' arthur
William Catesby Smyth, OF Orlando, ria,
and Of Richmond. Va, United states Oh
America, 20 Beatrice Alice youhsss'
daughter Of the late Luke bowen Sniy'i'
N. d., Of Bingham. Notts.
Mr. Smvth IS a brother OF Mrs. II. Il.
Munford. and has number of friends
and relatives I'm this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
County Delegates.
Fulton News.

Captain McCook. OF the yacht Rosa
Lee. has postponed his intended trip TO
old Point on account Of the illness Of
Engineer Charles Doeppe.
Considerable complaint is being made
I'm this locality of the nuisance that has
90 be tolerated by parties who so boat
ing every evening in the James. Men
and boys continually go in bathing long
before dark. and cut up all kinds OF
..nors I'm and out OF the water, much
t0 The annoyance Of those pleasure-seek-
ef
some time ago resolution was brought
rn in the Council I'm reference 20 public
park I'm Fulton. The Fultonites are anS-
m To- know II the matter has been
dropped. as it is something that is badly
led
N,s. Anne Black. OF Louisiana street,
hl a narrow escape from instant death
Ias week While walking through the
i.1 She was attacked by a vicious cow
eri eored about the arms. face and head
She was at first thought TO be seriously
Injured. but at this writing she is doing
Very wen under the circumstances.
aiss Mollle ShackelfOrd, OF CharlOttes-
Vile Va. IS visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VII
Jam Ut Childress, at sos Denny street.
Mrs. s. +. Seay has returned home.
Mrs Joseph +. Long left last Monday
~ VISIT friends IN the mountains or VIZ
rinia. She WIN be gone several weeks
Mrs. Walter Mitchell Of Denny street,
who has been quite sick for several
weeks IS now convalescent.
very pretty marriage was solemnlzcd
last Thursday evening at Denny-street
Methodist church by the Rev. w. A.
Iaurlon. the bride being Miss Alice
Gauldlnr and the groom Mr.. T. w.
Hart a popular employee Of the Home
Ioe Company.
Mr. J. II. Lawder. OF Fulton. has re-
turned % the city. after a brief visit 10
Baltimore, Crisheld and Seaside Park,
Ma
Mrs Addie Norman, OF West Point.
Va. has returned home. after a visit
u her father Mr.. John Carter. who is
quite sick. She was accompanied by
her sister, Miss Daisy Carter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Another Dirty Section.

Editor Timos.-If the Board OF Health
survive their trip out on Seventh street,
an invitation IS heartily extended TO VISIT
the alleys in the southwest section. AS
il Is almost certain that all their famliies
are frustrating. IL would be well tT mem
to leave a letter telling where they had
storted for BASHFUL BOOTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Judge Witt. Of the hustings court. is
npite sick. and Judge Ingram OF Man
chester has been sitting for him for sew
cral DAYS. The latter will not be able TO
attend this week, and. should Judge WIT
continue i'll. Judge Bernard of Petersburg'
or Judge Brooke. of Norfolk. will be re-
quested 10 occupy the bench until the
important cases are disposed Of and the
docket cleared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Manager Lumsden will contest the
s,ame played In Petersburg yesterday.
In speaking of the contest last night ne
said:
I'VE had almost TO play ball for our
lives in order TO break even on a game
which should have fairly been ours. Inc
umpiring Of Mr.. Clements was simply i'W-
full. and every member Of our team was
roasted terribly. Mr. Clements Is a gentle
,,.,n Who knows how to do anything
but umpire, IL to-day's game can be
used as a fair sample. Moreover, at the
end of the ninth inning, when the game
was a tie and we had only half an hour
20 catch the train which had already,
through the kindness OF the railroad
authorities. been held forty minutes the
home team insisted on US playing tne
game TO a finish. l told them "ouiu
eoneert ~ do so II they would pay the
evpenses we would incur in laying over
which they refused TO do. SO long as we
had extended them the same courtesy
over here in a tie game at Island Park
certainly think they should nave zone
The same. / understand the game was
awarded the Petersburgs by the score Oh
nine TO nothing, but l will undoubtedly
protest"
Other Games.
The Shamrocks and Stars played an
interesting game at Island Park yester-
dav The Irish citizens battery were
Maths and Cowardin, and the stars W" 49,
represented by Thaup and Doughty Ahe
score by innings was:
c,,o,,rocl.s .....3 0 2 2 K
stars ................4 0 / x
There was quite an interesting bah
game at Chimborazo Park yesteruay pc
tween the Nancy Hanks and the Lisht'
ming teams. the contest resulting IN
tie Batteries for the Nancy Hanks
Rumboueh and Graham; for the lAsht-
nings. Schcrer and Baker. The i'ho"ihs
were the players:
Nancy Hanks-Graham. Rumbougn'
Tenser, Folkes. Mobiles. Kern. Harman'
Bevile Hartman ,,,.,.
Lightning-Baker. Scherer, Mays HICKS
TAYLOR. Rumbough, Blankenship. Har-
man, Foster. ~,
The Virginia and College teams VIII
NAV at Forest Hill Park on Tuesday and
an "Wednesday the Hillites and the Vir-
ednias will play.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

The meeting at the parlors OF the
Young Mems Christian Association VIII
be continued by Mr.. George W. Anderson
this evening at o'clock. The music VIII
be under the direction OF PROFESSOR
Horace +. Smith and Mr.. E. II. Cloves
At3 o'clock Mr.. q. +. Tibbitts will ad-
dress the juniors.
ON Monday night a meeting Of the
hoard of directors will be held at the
Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

the track at Ninth and Cary and ran .
short distance beyond. The conductor,
r n. Crawford, in an attempt to stop
the car by putting on the brake on The
rear. was thrown from the car and had
his foot badly mashed The ambulance
was summoned, and, after being treated
by the doctor. the wounded man was sent
IN his home I'm Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

pr-RCH.-Died. Friday. at his resi-
dence. 25Oi east Marshan street,
GEORGE Il. BURCH; aged forty-'hree
s1 Ennera, will take place from Leigh.
street church SUNDAY, July Sotn' a.
p. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
A Wild Car.

At AS o'clock yesterday evening an
electric car running on HUI stree' oeot nc
unInanageable. caused py 'ne
- the brake on the front OF the car. and
ran down Ninth street from Main. jumped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Si Round Trip. 81.

Delightful excursion to Newport News
and Norfolk on the new and beauuiui
steamer Pocahontas on Saturday, August
18th, at 10 +. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Forest Hill ....-...........I "

CUIItbt $1,000 90 '''''''''''1 Y
Two base hit-Kain. Left on base-For-
est Hills. s; College, T. First base on
called balls-Forest Hills, /; College 3.
First base on errors-Forest Hills. 3. Col
leee. 3. Struck out-By Johnson, z; by
Lemons. Z. Hit by pitched balls-Bur-
nett. Johnson, Foster. Bradley Sacrifice
hit-O'Hara. Wild pitches-Johnson.
Passed bails-Hodges. Double plays-Bur-
nett. O'Hara and Scott. Umpire, Mr..
Holloway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Fled a Natural Death.

The rumored embarrassment OF the
chesapeake and Ohio railway, on account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30
Ed. Nicholson,

Leo Parker. VI. r. Pemberton 0). b,
w. Pirkon, Obi. w. Pierce. john f1un'
kett, w. l.. Phillips. u. Is. Powers.
Vejenza Paurpe, l.. W. Porter, John n
Price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-30

Parties contemplating furnishing new
this fall can find some excellent bargains
in our stock of Swiss and Irish Point
Lace Curtains. which we are closing out
at special prices. to make room tor new
stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
RHODE ISLAND ND STRIES

Providence. T. T. Aug. &c (SpccaD.-Thc twenty
sixth annual rcpor, OF tho Bureau OF Industrial
statistics states that the work OF the bureau last
wear was chiefly devoted TO the buildins
trades and 20 abandoned farms. Four nun
drad and scvonty-four employers responded
TO the inquiries addressed to them. they
raport the employment Of 5.769 workmen
Including apprentices. Wages paid men average
from - cents to s. day; TO boys and Apprentices
from 20 cents to s. "A day Six hundred and seV-
entv-thrcc returns from employees were received
each stating the amount of wages received the
amount paid for rent tho cost of living whether
money was saved lost during the year. ana
o,bcr particulars The annual wages average from
xloo to 81 200: the cost OF living from 500 TO
81 100; the amount paid for rent from $p I" N"'
ont OF SO reporting. los own their homes, po 40
not Only one-fourth belong to trades unioh'
thirty-cight report an Increase OF wages HIto't
a reduction Less than onc-half have accumulated
money during former years. while loo nave ru"
in debt during the last year. The average dally
wages OF carpenters was s. "A in Newport ana
81 20 In Providence. The average cost OF rent III
Providence was sli3; the average daily wages VI
masons range from s. % in Westerly 10 81 10 III
Newport The whole number Of abandoned iafih'
In thu State Is 49,. with an acreage OF i-l-o' anu
an assessed valuation of $i3GflO. The percentage
Of acreage OF deserted farms TO the total acreage
Of all farms in the State Is $40 There are
eghty-nine deserted farms in the town oil bui
rillville. and sixty-seven in Coventry IN fro''
dencc - per cent Of the families hire ana i per
cent their own homes. Forty per cent VI
the homecoming families have mortgages o" '"'
estates The general rate of interest Is per cent
Business conditions in this state are CROWNS
more favorable gradually. The Brown sharp
Manufacturing Company reopen thei iac'o's
next week. and will employ about 400 hands a.
first. The Oriental Mills, which have been smut
down for other reasons for some years. are an
nounced to be about to start up Win iu'' io''e
OF employees , t,,,.
Work on the electric railroads Is helns rap, ,3
pushed Three lines alrea ~ pelis ~, i,,as
and the Elmwood Cranston and Fawtucket lnes
will soon be ready for the cars me OK 90 W." ars
are being pushed forward rapidly; anu tieio h a."
rumors even that work on the frahcis.s' 81 49, 'n
ments of the new railway station will soon pr i,
The building trades prosperous also. mv
blight seems to have been laid on malu.nS 'ui''e
Industries. upon which all the others depeno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
DROVyCD OFF THE SCOySET COAST.

Nantucket. Mass, Aug. o6.-M sconset Reginald
Gazlay, twenty four years Of age. who hae been
visiting Major J. " Wright. Of Louisville, KY, and
was an expert swimmer went into the water ycster-
day though the sea rough and bathing pronounced
unsafe.
He swan n long distance out. and had turned to
como hack bnt before he could reach the shore
became exhausted. Ewing speed, anothc. OF Tue
summer visitors mere. started out after him. He
succeeded H. getting him almost In but before he
could get through the heavy surf became exhausted.
Assistance came from shore and speed was saved,
hut all efforts to restore life 10 young Gazlay were
in vaip. The body will be sent TO Louisville for
burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

HER ENVOY SAID TO BE TRYING TO OVERRIDE
GERMANY.

HER ENVOY SAID TO BE TRlIN" ~ Nv t-KH'bl.
THE TERMS or THE UITIMATrM
London. Aug. o6.-Furthcr kilograms rrceiveo TO
day from Bangkok confirm the dispatches OF yesterday
showing that a hitch has occurred In the negotiations
for a settlement Of the questions between Franc" ana
Siam. Todays dispatches state that siam IS wllhs-
ing and anxious 10 acccdc promptly TO I'll" terms
OF the French uiimatum. but that VI. Le MNre a."
yYers the special French envoy. Is trying to over
ride the terms Of the ultimatum which We're ac-
ceptcd by the siarncsc Government the settlement
OF the dispute. H..
The dispatches add that four French warsmpS
have made a demonstration before koh Samct, on
he Gulf of siam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
A PALACE RTRNED u ROME.

Rome, Aug. 2G.-Thc Nccron Cafarclli Palace was
burned this morning. Among The numerous o'c"-
pants OF the building the Popes Auditor ana the
Portuguese Consul and his family. Everybody was
rescued. but the fr,men compelled I" take uh'
men, women and children through the windows By
means Of ladders. the Stairways and corridors D'iS
M lIlcd with flames when the engines arrived that
escape or rescue by those means WAS impOs >iDl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

NEW YORK Day. AT THE WORLDS FAIR
will be September I. and the Picturesque
Erie Lines personally conducted excursion
leaves New-York, Chambers-st.. 1915 a. m. Satur-
day September ., arriving Chicago AS D. m. next
dav New and elegant coaches with high back
seats. Uniformed porters In attendance Special
coaches for families and ladies without escort.
Round trip rate SIS. Tickets good ten DAYS with
privilege OF returning via Niagara Falls Similar
eSr~aians on September and II =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

and counsel for England before the BehrinC Sea
Court, and his family, and A. Loudcn Snowdcn
Mr.. Harrisons Minister TO Greece and more re-
Gently the diplomatic representative Of the United
States in Madrid, and Mr.. and Mrs Carnegie
While in London Mr.. Snowdcn was congratulated
generally his success in securing the al
mission of American missionaries 10 the Caroline
Islands and in arranging for the visit Of the
lnfanta Eulaa at the Worlds Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Housekeeping Goods

Linens and Muslins Sheetings and White Goods all
share in this great sale.
Elegant Satin Damask
DINNER SETS
and finest imported handdrawn open work Dor
ders-deep rinre-ClothS, 2i2 to yurds long with
dozen napkins 10 match
% rs 90 IL % wcrc "a 90
HEMsTITCH DAMAsk SETS.
all sizes ~ 70 yaros
sl6 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

THE COMMONS TO PASS THE BILL on FRIDAY.
AND THE PEERS TO CONSIDER AND REJECT
TIN THE NEXT WEEK-A GREAT SPEECH
EXPECTED FROM Mr.. GLADSTONE,
AND ANSWERS FROM UNI MIST
LEADERs-TOPICS OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Ladies Wraps and Dresses.

CURRENCY Is SCARCE
but values such these are scarcer!
Black Cheviot Jackets-Best shapes,
NINETY.EIGHT CENTS. WORTH $500.
80 and "a inch only-K we had all sizes they wou0
be more than three times the price
ALL DRESSES OF ALL STYLES,
Eton. Blazer. and Tight-htcng.
without exception
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
MANY YEARS IN THE POSTOFFICE.
THE RECORD OF MAJOR PIMLEY As SOLDIER

THE RECORD OF MAJOR PLIMLEY AS 4 SOLDIER
AND GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE.
William Pnmley who for the last twenty-eght
years has been employed in the New-York Postoffce
and for over twenty years was superintendent OF
the Money order Department. was requested to re-
sign to take effect on september l. Major Plimley
was appointed as clerk after his return from the
war, on July - 1866 by Postmaster Kelly. He was
an assorter for a few months, and was then sue
cessively promoted to dead letter clerk and recev-
ing clerk in the Money order Department At that
time the money order business was transacted by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

on estates like these .o<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
EQUALIZATION OF TAXES.
NETWORKS CLAIMS To RECOGNITION.
A FAIR PROSPECT OF THE CITY OBTMNlN"
JUSTICE BEFORE THE STATE BOARD
PRESIDENT BARKEES STATE
MENT OF THE CASE.

MENT OF THE CASE.
Many important questions relating to taXatIo"
are constantly arising. but none have greater inter
est to the New-York taxpayer than the propip'e
action next month OF the State Board OF Equali%i
ton upon the assessed valuation Of the real estate
in New-York County. With the tax rate OF 81 -
the taxpayers will be called upon to pay on each
sroo ......sl 81 100000 ...........sl SO W W
1000 j. ~ WpVV '.'''-' 20 400 %
IT, W 10 )'Vp io-f"N
These large amounts will fall real estate ana
on estates like these; . ooo
Jay Gould . $1,000 90 Iohn b; Trevor ST. oooooo
W IT, Vanderbilt S.OonO 900 Daniel B. FaNcr --oo,o
Nose. TAYLOR . 1000 000 w'thcr '0oV''
MI am Aefor... 100000 Jabek A. Post ,,o ooo
eiip,v Dillon. 800 600 wick ....-..--- 4i""""
Some Of the larger corporations are the followihs.
,..,..,,,a.,.d ,.,s 90 ......... 81 ;,12 ga
, '..l'''H ia 971jWD
Standard Light Co.. go, 900
W i. Sloane ~ onO
Ir,olvn and New York Ferry LIZ ~ s
1inany Manufacturing Co.. "a 400
Manhattan Elevated RailrOid to....-.-....-. X NO.
u. awarc and hudson Canal to........... oo
New York and Harlem Railroad CO.-......... ~, ~
Union Rail- BAD co -- ''-'''' ia oOl
Third Az. Railroad 60 ---....- 10 o,c
I!tlh Avenue Tsilioad 80 C,
Avenue Railroad 60 w n,n
Hroldwav and seventh Avenue Haoai Co.. 49,, noo
FL ctiic tO-..-.- o ,s,,
M,trorolitan Telephone 90 ~ 49, ,,,
EQuitahl' 60 40 600
,f H. o ,ac, e,yci Milling 10 ...... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
STAMPED Linens
Extra Offering or
DIR. SCOTTS
Pure Brstle
Electric Hair Brushes,
SIXTY-NINE CENTS;
regular price Two Dollars.

These brushes. apart from electric qualities, are tn
best brushes made ....A purchase OF some thousand
enables hl, Offering onethird the price you can bu
cqua. quality Of any make.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11

AZ rs; July. 80 IL
Corn Feb, Al SIS. May, 10 40; July,
Oats Feb, 81 IA; May. 81 5.sd
34 30
Mess pork May, s2ool H.
Lard May St2.70; july. $3.50
Short ribs May. SlO.4T L..
40 ; spring wheat, IS IL No . red,
80 IL
No . corn, AZ 8-Smi3 i-3
No. oats. 81 1-iN3l i-2
Mess pork $i0l00l0jO.
short ribs 0oose,. i0.4S0i05O.
Dry solted shoulders (bov III, S00I IL
6j1OOO
short clear sides CboxcD, $1,000
1888
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City. Mo, Feb. 10 Cattle.
recclpts, 63OO shipments. $40, steers.
dull 10 cents lower; COWS. steady; feed
ers steady; stockers 10 cents lower;
dressed beef and shipping steers S3AuMf
4Sh; cows aud hcifers, s.. iOMiOO, stock.
ers aud feeders, S3S00t.&M
Hogs Receipts, ISOO; shipments. 1905
goOd 20 choice hogs active, 0ttlO cents
higher. closing steady; poor, steady; all
grades, S6OO0tS 20; bulk S1.S5dSO5
sheep Receipts. 3OO0 shipments, none,
t-'f'fN-N - NNttH A''''aaf WIS hNNNAa
NEW YORK WOOL.
New York. Fob 1O.-Wool, actiyci do
mcsic fleece, 21W32; pulled. 2OdSt' Tex
49, ltW2i.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, lll.. Feb. Cattle Re-
ceipts, 1900 shipments. 1000; slow,
steady; prime to extra steers 80 700
y 30; good Co medium. 81 iodto ~;
others, 50 5O0I ~. feeders, 81 8OWl 40;
cows So 5OUl 80
Hogs Rccciuts 1900; shipments. No..
600; active. steady. strong mixed nnQ
puckcrs ~ OOFtS 80; prime heavy aud
butchers IS lOttS 50; primo, s. lU0
10 othcrs lights, 81 2jtti t5' pigs
50 OU0Id 30
Sheep Receipts, 5000, shipments
1000 s,caly: natives. 81 OOuh ~; west
crns, - OdH 10, lambs. 81 Nl0o 10,
PHILADELPHIA WOOL
philadelphia, Pa Feb, 40 Wool con-
/ tnucs in good dcmund prices hrnr stocks
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK
New York. Feb TO- Bccyas. wccipts
/ 1900, market steady, native s'ovta, 81
| 0Ali135, bulls aud cows N2.lOdldu;
grlssvrs. NS.2a.
Sheep and limbs Receipts, 1I0u: mar
bct slow steady; sheep, StI116op.
| lambs $500 IL,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
A. 1000 .. AN .oo MnchIne.

Fort Worth, Tex Sept, 2s,1sO2.
Editor Of Gazette
Allow me TO say IN behalf Of The
Gazette machine that have had
one in constant use for the past eighteen
months and during that time ID has
done the best of work, and proven Itself
az good as any $50 machine. Wishing
YOU much success, as you can safely
recommend IL. Worry respectfully,
NJ FARRELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
Highly Pieased

Crawford, Tex, Sept. II, 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette
Gentlemen: Your premium Ga.
zotte sewing machine received yesterday;
accompanying Il was fve-year guar,
untee. We are highly pleased with the
appearance Of the machine, and viii
write you later as 10 lbs true merit
Yours truly
O. A. srANDHER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
ALL THAT is CLAIMED ron IT.

TO The Fort Worth Gazette.
Geptlemen-l got my machine home
Christmas eve. IL Is ali thar you claim
ed FOR H. Every lady who has seen Il
says It's a lne machine for The money Il
ami Hest machine Ia this noighbOrhOOd
arm wen pleased with L. ! think that
500 WAS he best spent Of any SIS / ever
sneut Tor anything. ] gave $50 20 an
ageut Tor an improved american. and IL
was not The machine nor did il have the
Attachments The Gazette machine has,
though Il was a very good machine. You
can add all the praise you wish. Your
tnaehine b worthy Of u.
''''' ' SARAH MELWREATH
friedman. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
Horns, boots ana bones, % 90 per ton do


4. -Nr-f- fte NtfiANaff w. - NAA Wv
eRnS ANn rERnsrurr
Cotton seed Per bushe.. isc retan.
Hav--LoOse local. per ton. 500.
best Forney. carload lots, T. o. D.. $500 per
toui ton lots. 5000; choice upland
hay, car lots, e. o. b, SS0oi retail, 500 and
$50 per ton.
Amber cane seed-Per oushel wholesale
&c retail, si.01
Millot--Per bushol. sLta
Alfalfa seed-S5 per bushsL
Wheat-Buyers are paying: No 9 Co;
No. 3, 6Oci T. O. b. AZ Fort Worth
COAL
Canon City 1915 per ton. MeAlestS;
Chociaw, Jenny Lind, Big Muddy, Rouer
Maitland Cameron, Robinson aud Walsse,
Goals, car lots, e. 55; 5 20 10 ton lots. 90 gcu
two tons S6.1Oi one Ton 60 20; one.half toA
$40. MonarJn, Victor Santa Clara nne
Elmore Goals car lots. s. 90. 20 ~ tons
$500 two tons So % one ton, $3.50; one half
ton, $3.50. Briar Greek and McJalnos Goals
car lots, s. 20; 3 10 10 tons 81 80; two tons,
50 10; one ton, so; oue.haf ton, S225
MAITLAND. Esq, and Monarch Egg car
tons, $3.50; single ton 500 Authra.
cite (Penn.l coal car lots. en-; 3 to 10 ton
lots, $l2i5, single ton. fl3 Anthracite
(Ouidal . TO 30 ions, ~ 90; single ton, $500;
one half ton, 500 SLACK coal. car lots,
S85O per ton, S3Tj.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11
InNnnN mnnL eALEs-

r1p8on. Feb. l0.- A. tie wool sales today
al 010 bales. comprising good selection.
which contained fair show Of New Nealand
lance competition was more active and
fbc tendnecy M The market was better.
greorb buyers took largely ~ AerinO, while
'i',,t y. ,yas a great Gemaud fJt lambs wool.
American huyer8 were moderate purchasers.
I'M fhere was no change or consequence IA
prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-11

- widely and iavorahiy known no W..
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An, Goporhea, elect, Spermator-
S.minaI Weakness, Lost Manhood,
1, emissions. Decoyed Faculties,
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tss guaranteed permanently cured,
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Al aware Of physical debility,
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up afflicted and cannot call, write
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