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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

Elizabeth p Tyler. ;o,ocxi6o:
I1st-st :, 1876 II w Of Amsterdam.ave, <VA.ov'
Walter Lawrence and wife 10 William "ri""
o5th.st.. No 80. West; James GilIie and wife
TO Henry Morris. '''
95th-st. NO "a West same 10 Albert Sklarek:.
74th-st, No 321 East; Mariana Meyer 10 AM
52d.st q :. 99.6 IL G OF lsteye, f9llxl03e An
drew Wieser and wife 10 Mariana Meyef,.;-
48thst. :, 275 IL c of lst-ave, % 900 Val
entine Moeslen and wife 10 Charles II Doanss
S7th-st :. No 100; Matilda suuppmahh anu
another Sarah Myers. 80. =
JSth st. = 40 II W Of 2d-aNc, 20XlOO.Ji Nettc
Dreyfuss aud husband to Joseph Ro>,niciu--..-
LeXington-aNc. :, 6l.J II OF ATHEIST, l3.oNa3,
Charles Davies et al 10 Hattie l. ChainocIl1a..ii
Lexington-aye - Gl.j II n Of i4h--t l91N.o
Chas + Davies et al, executors. 10 hs'ue
Same property same 10 same .,,. &c -,
Park-aYe 5l.3 II OF llJth-st -fNSV' AVG
Omsted 10 Lilly l. Skinner
Hamilton Place, g r, 1Oj II Of 1i2d- ~, -Noi
Louis \ ROdcnstein and wife 10 Peter D!'N,ti,
Beckman4Ve, " :, % IT. OF Oak Terrace. 2'NIVo J,
WIN X Beal Land Improvement Co 10 Jacque"ho
Tinton-sye :. 1863 IT II Of Clifton.st, lO's
1876 WIN A Sanders and wife u susan y
Centre line Inwood-aye and old McComb, pam
Road lot 29S, map InwOod- MoIrisahla Ja"o'
l. Mcdonnell ct al 10 Geo Beinher -..--'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
LONDON WOOL SALES

London Sept. 25.-At the wool sales to-day $500
bales were offered. There was large attendance
and the bidding animated Prices were oc-
casionally in sellers favor. Buyers from Bradford
and France purchased largely of merinos German
purchasers took few of the offerings. mainly
Queensland woods. Crossbreds sold freely. German
buyers paying the most for them. Following are
the sales and the prices obtained for greasies
New South Wales-2,500 bales greasy. 5i9dGlOd.
Queensand-1,200 bales greasy 5s4dd9d. Victoria
1000 bales greasy. 5d611d. Tasmana-500 bales
greasy. 6a4dQ1s. New-Zeaand-12OO bales greasy,
54ddlOd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal-10O bales
greasy. 6dI6lad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
FURNISHED Hooms.

57TH-ST.. 3l3 WfST.- Handsomely fur.
nl-hed room, superior board con rni M 10
EUa1way. Cth and gh l. stations IT
rnct@.
- WEST 5jTI-~I Handsomely f.f-
ni.l,.i room fof crnt.emru ou,t breakfast
II desired.
75TH.ST.. III NT~r Most desirable
location ln city. Handsomely FINISHED
room. en- suit. or snel", ri~gnI, nov
house. au Improvements pleasant lisht
room- vel heated ia winter, seen any
time. reference.
s1SI-sr.. l3- WEST handsomely i"i-
ni.t.d f,.rl. single or eu suite. an COLI
venlru. 90 lri,atc bath tahl- board u Dc
| sired large rooms Very desirable l''a-
tiOn.
f35TU-~T.. go WF~T NrwlF f.n-
ni-hcd second floor; -inglY or "a suite
| .xccIlruf board references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Business Chanlfs.

A REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. long
estaI i,sh,d. for sale: m, yielded sDolO ~
si2 600 for many year> gpol r.asohS 10,
selling. I'M opening TO- QUE o. Two D.,sn'
men. BARGAIN. Boz IL, IlIDuhe Olnc !.
\ BUSINESS MAN willing 10 travel to
Europe. having $1,000. can quadrupl- MS
mon-r I'm ons year. Al cntcIpflse' riri-
cnces exchanged. MALONE, World Build
Ing.
AZ ACTIVE PAETNEE with 5000
wanted business long c-tapil7fi f-~>s
last wear over 5000; WIN capita ana
proper a.ociatc can make f21'VVO thi /,
wear: highest refer n-'~ rrqu'fcu' JoliN
/. MALONE. World building
CAPITALISTS, contractors and promot,-
ers investigate in person or by aeent track
elevation Ia Chicago. II; FAUST, ls'
y Paulina-st. Chicago. III.
NEW MATCH MACHINES. golfers
unloader. and ~plint cuti-r- Tor sile by ~
\. ANDERSON. Mount Holly. y. J.
WANTED. Lady or Gentleman 70 bhy
half Interest In two patents ana assist ,nr-
chanir. Al reference. Pleas address IN
VENTOR.r HoN :. Tribune onlcr.
500 LADY or GENTLEMAN will -
cur. interest in large profitable business ne
scheme OF ii-E iiN'>ueat"h ,'i' U'i'
STEWART. - Church-s'.' Bon -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York. Sept. g. 1893.
Bids OF 66h cents were made for National Transit
pipe line certificates at the Consolidated Exchange
today against 90 cents, which was Saturdays clos
ing price. There no takers however and no
dealings In crude petroleum market were recorded
Refined OIL In barrels was unchanged at 5.15
cents. in bulk at 265 cents, and in cases at $50
cents. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp 1lIk
francs; Bremen, 4.35 marks: London 3 lj-l6 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Arrow smith William. New.YOrk Realty Co. 90 ooo
71st.st. " OF lOth-ave, ycai- 9''O'
Bcimler George, To Il Mcdonnell, lot rs map 900
Chamberlain Hattie H. To ,corgisna Torrey ct al ooo
Lexington-ave, II Of 4ith-si 8 years M '-'
' hi, Ua'narine. , to MieRas, HoD"s' 1000
Ewad. Annie. August Kubler. plot, III ~
WSd adjoining land Of William foN' Nj 100
Foster James T. to William IIarkncss. De- .oo
lsnceN,st OF Monein-s = va '
he fs ~ It. si uhd N VII ~ .. 5000
Hewes Benjamin i. aud wife To q Wallace;
Fort lndepcndcncc-st lot - map OF con
KOplan, Julius 10 Jennie Levy, St'h'ohs'' 900
,s OF colgmba-'si , SsIr naohcr to Elizabeth
Heinhar / : 11th-st Q OF Avenue A. 8 years ''oVV
Moody Wiaacld ). j. and Mlle TO sara Ludlow. 200
Of 5th-aNc years wv
Moris Henry n.y. 10 woi - 'ii'i Year 1900
Nc ManSh i"S gntS,, 'a Of istaye' 1880
Never Louise. and another Ia : + kah Jack 900
-on.ave, corner of 'olun'nhesI frrS. -ooo
O'Bricn Mary J. and anothe, I" Josephine itc"".;;
II + ls2d>t, oi MadsonaNe, y'aI-' - ,oo
PangburI. jeremiah. ct al to William Da'''' a7oo
Rel Man ana , m,,g 20 81, Year. 5000
Ro.emed, ISarpn' Of ana sda M,s ~ 10000
S"Seneyi May S.c ana ao Weod1aye YEAR 80
CUNNINGHAM John and wife 10 Engiant lhnu7-
trial savings Bank. II l2th-st. oil is'dN'' oon
TIFFANY Henry d. and wife LYMAN Tiffany and o ooo
another. FoN-st. Of 167th-st year 3'Ooo
Wright Louisa l.. O William Knight Mac
dougsl--t. OF West Houston't, mortgages "a ,oo
Wic>er Andrew 10 Mariana Meyer, 7ith'st M
OF od-ave. instruments -----. jaw
Cnni;ai '1 E,rs 70 W G, y.,r, 1I,oOC
yoran Frank and wife t. sarah NJ Shots
Acadcmv-St corner OF V,rmilyea-~t wear looC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
a3oar0 ano Rooms.

pEAUTITUL rooms. excellent I" Ga8
,,,h home comfort, for lady students
Madison ave. near 02d-st. -,
CHOICE, spacious room, secoinu small
all surrounding nrs'class cen p na ref.
socia, necessary. Address HOME '''
West 44th-st. :,
10 Fast oist-st. )-Elcgant rooms, WY" n,i'
~ ~ Without board also privilege u
vatc park. :, t,,otcst-
GERMAN hH sIIar. s so%a sG i Z. VINO
ant elersy, Learn German; home sur ouLu, nn,s
des af sttrsctive, in one Of the best 49, A..
~ brooklyn Heights Aooi'"'
tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
gourtrn Real estate DO let

FOR RENT.-Farm near the ses Islands
br,ncL Of the : 4 G. X. X. For par
ticulars. addrcs. Mrs. j. [. WILSON,
Megpetts PD.tOrcc, COlletOn COUNTY,. =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Boar0 manteo.

YOUNG LADY, speaking English, Ger
man and French, afternoons engaged IN
teaching, will exchange morning hours Tor
board and lodging. Address u. u, III west
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domestic situatlons ipantso.
laleA.
Malee-
,,..~- n. /, siuola Cc0tchman

co.cuNAN.-By q single Scotchman /;
| ,hoSonehiy understaiids care OF horses, car
r TI harness; careful driver; strictly
temne,ate can attend furnace; generaiiy
useful :. good reference. JAMES, i'oN w.
Tribune Office. ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Real Gsiale 60 grtbansc.
Real gslate Uanteo.

MA NTFD-I silpt unfurni.h cd hous, Tor i.ru o
w v.,r-. Wa.h.n-fl. square or Murray Iu vicinity
moderate rent, foi private family. g.. 1 ~. IfbN"
once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

COACHMAN.-By q single man, age =.
,ab,a.s I NJ. 2is West 35th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

| COACHMAN.-By young man, age - J
thoroughly understands the care OF horses
3 years with last employer nrst-slas, r III,
| Srence. Adufc>S - d. D"N ~ $780,
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN.-hon
est. sober, willing; good careful dr,ver !
best city references. Z. h., 6oo Mes'
140th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Citn Real GsIale 60 fft.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New-York
City.-Pcriectly APPOINTED and beautiful
anal villa TO rent. rniurnished. TO APRIL
1876 finest location river EIcN ~ "a.
inducements % immediate ana satsia cnry
tcnani WM. H. HOYT. Vanderbilt
ave, opposite Grand Ccntrsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Carlton Sales of Real Gstate.

.ssIGNEE'S SALE OF CHOICE REAL ESTATE
At PALISADES PARK.
w. E. TAYLOR ACCTI0NEER.
BY ORDER OF a. FRED sILvERsToNE' ASSIGNEE
AUCTION WEDNESDAY, SEPT. %, AT . =. NJ
on THE PRENlS Is At PALISADES PARh'
TRAIN LEAVES ERIE DEPOT AT 80 T. NJ
This sale will afford fine Opportunity for pIohaVg y,
va.tmcn the choice land hitherto reserved OWN. -
Nc necessity Of the ca,e will b. sold without reerN
70 the highest bidders. Great bargains naY DE- Mp :.
Waer In pipes. and Other hnc nptoN
vast outays make this property highly dr> fip', ~
coming North River Bridge viii enhance IL Na.u' Er'''''
Man, and free passes can b. had by addfc>,ln 81,
mp BENJ W. HlrtUtOCh.
IL Chambers ST.. NeN-fOfA
J. J. GLEASON Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Gonntrp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.--R sitence
properties OF all descriptions for sale and ~
~ furnished houses.
TTRBS & TAYLOR. ) Beckman-st.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-Desiiable prop
rrty Tor sal. furnished and unfurnishe
house. to rent. =. ID. CONDFT. opposite
Erick Church Station.
FOR SALF.-Oranec. y. J.-iighlan1'
ave. station handsome place over an acre:
OF ground fine shade and fruit house OF
II rooms all Improvements. and stale
price low Address l.. H. A., Room s,
7l3 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

$4,000
1900
1900
10000
1900
10000
$500
800
5000
s 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

pDETEK-By a strong man as porter or
usaful.man in wholesale house or hotel
references. j.. CARRAiliER, 2Gl Avenue
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felp Uantso.


WANTED Mon OF women for district
manager. fnr koal-SIar. thr great '"il
-aNrr -, per cent -aNlu- HuafintT''
- a month ~,liry or 300 per cent coinlii--
zion 40 ,.NIcfirnc" necessary. AuGfrr'
u. 1856 Bon 1858. Boston, Mass. Terms
free.
Males
FTPST-CLA>S chocolate ana che"inR
gum maker Answer. stating salary, - M
Bl-l.Y. Box -. Tfibunc ONO. .
MIN 40 SILL IN streets Of N"w-NorS,
and country new article. pulIic. an can
Oh II Broad st.. Room -.
WANTED. DO you want money or Your
avn obligation ~ other S"rufiiy loths
made monthly a. hi2h - T'uuO. k"llhoie
an '.,, .,,'n ,,' o.~.i.aaer--rd stamped ell.
,.iorp. q, i T. WAXING. Tre1~., 800
-. Washington. -. G.
WANTED. Reliable men air ready travel
ling -Il.-m.n. 10 catiN on luDflcllts A. a
i'd. Inc. MANUFACTURES OIL co.
Cleveland. Chic.
Females
BENEVOLENT >TGTTTION In hN
r,tv. NJ long standing d,-iro- to -"cur" the
-rri irr- of comp tent lads solicitor of cole
tribution- 'omp'n -.ition t. Dr. based on re-.
suits. Adde'S stating qualifications anf
experience NfON Boy -. Tribune Up
town Onicr. % Iroadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Real estate Uanteo.

80 -. 10 .t,ha
-WANTED. 10 rent on Sound-rither
Long Island or Connecticut shoreuo"u,r. ..:y,.
nJare with water front; house must haNr
p,"ndern iInproN emcnts, with abundant water
"npply. &. \. w, sparkill, ~ u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
Drcesmakln9

A -DEf.SSMAKEK elegant cutter
and Htt.r: SIS a day or at home p'iicct NJ
guaranteed velvet, silk of cioth SUIT mao"
m one week for 80; fancy waists coat
and ball gowns "A spcclHlt1- ~ IA -. 'V'"'
At. near broadway
Artistic DHEs>MASNG; Icric,i
Gttinr costumes, ja k'f, ard wraps hand
~ornr dresses moderate prices. 4liic.
OWEN. 3i2 West 2:A-st.
AErI-rIC Observation-Disclosures
fit: wishes NOR engagements bV "a. gay
i'm Gr,i-ciass families, - pr day highest
reference. H.. 81 sth'a''.
ARTISTIC DI,E>sMAKl&G unique Dc.
sign, from all the latest Imported fashions :
hotel order, a. short notice specially.
Mr. McELKOY, d. East llth.st., oppo,ite
llotel Albert
AN EXPFRIENCED DRf>SMAKEE
by the day al 80. ~ home REASONABLE nr't-
class cutter ana nitci =. 1. lay lpr'-
system; lunch only. TAN LOk. l"' fAst
47th--t.
CUTTER. Ladies' custom cutter. first
class tailor, young man, Sp"dk, French and
English. Wi,hc. situation best r'irirn'r
moderate wagc,. NJ. sCoLAKO, 2i5 E-i't
2jth.,t.
DEEsSMAKING by the dpy: chIldrcn's
clothing included p.ifc,t htuu@ terms
moderate. Addrcs, DltlSsMAkLE. Jl3
Fast IOih-si.
L. y \ 81
desire engagement by dly OF wf"k ~ "r out
Of CITY. nlphr.t references. Nddrc.- M.--
f.. Box ,O2 Tribune Uptown Ollir" LIZ
Broadway.
+ DEIsSMNKEE.- out ~ the day
cut and if iir.t-cla-- worn dir--'- 1lt. r'd
ard feilod rlIrd reference. Lol Isl, lV'
East 3i,t-s'.
DRESSMARFE Of experience and ability
desires more customers a. home iuf Int
class work. LEck. lOl West G3i--t.
DHE~SMAkI.I by the diy: acoI skirt
maker, viii al-o iiN over dresses and slurr 4;
wishes few MOI. customers. Address
DAVIS. iG3 shave.
DHf >SMAKER. formerly with Jennings
4 90. suits from - up. also rrlotHtinr or.
out, -. NJ FALLpN. 22j f'-i G'th.st.
EXrEEf DEE~NMAKEE. pcrfcct 1T
guaranteed. word 90 ont los ~" DAY can
patrons. tAMrBf.LL. 81 M'si isth-f.
FIH~T-CLAS> DRf.>SMAkLR would
Ike some customers by IN" dny. Mis-
fLEN NELLY. 235 East 5'ih-st
FlESr.CLA~~ DEt.>>MAN.E; excel
lent with chiidicn'- cO~tunr- ffirr'h''',
Adfrc-, :. GuEi.IN. Port ichi'cnd' ;. !.
FIE>T.o Lass Dl:i. -MAkLi want,
Work h. tho day. DI;i'>MAh EF' l'n-"
Ave. \.
FRENCH DRFSSNAKrR VIII mahc
| over drc>sc. In latest fashions "on'ln'"
price. ESTELLE. lOG West 4-d'st.
LADIES' TAlLOEING. -L1flc' own
mate o.. "ade up Int" l1cket-, ,o' = uE -
ana e. e. rlolk-, all kinds. allri,n anu r.
mod .rl GiElG. 1Jl Wc-t 2-d'-t.
MIL. BAUGNON. ro,'- - nan
tesuN. - East Glst-st corner Hahi-oa-'Ne. ;
Paris costumes, nontcauN, French s"'ii cor
scts. ~ only.
MOpISTE. 20 We.f l9sd.-i. aouId a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
miscellaneous.

ROOMS PAPERED for 50 and up hne
grades, So painting, kalsomining anu rpieco.
trriDQ; very reasonable. PRICE, DsN
rator and Fainter 300 East 59th-st.
PAINTING ROOM, ~ so; paper LINZ lin
81: room kalsOmiscd IS cents celiniiss'
80 cents nrst-class work. GREEN bI""'
$50 East 70th-st. ---
WANTED. -Specifcatlo for nrst y, DE-.
electric motor or gas engine capaDic. Sdrcss
yeloping 20 TO rs horse power.
MOTOR. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26

Gitn propertn 90 Get.
n NE on north side Of street finest block n Ncw-h'k
" drcuiatri- r~th' nial>. ihr'" var
lease rom october: GI West s6th--t. between 'oum
aud Amsterdam ...,
TOWEE 532 Colum, u~aye between Ssh and S"th -.
fJNO LI.r.-No l5l west S5th--t.. 3@--tory nom.
j story rear price. $1,000 'h'rc vrlr. tat l,'S
POWER J32 CGumiu-aNe., between SIih anl s"th 49,
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Citn Real Gstale for Sale.

FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE, Sth.st;
near 2d-aNc. 80 rooms suhaDle Ior Oo'iu'
lug-hOuSc. Inquire -OO 6IuOu-- .-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-26
REAL ESTATE TRANST

Stanton.st s so II W Columba-st, 25xlOO; $3.50. -.
Jennie Levy and husband 10 Julius haplah. Si9ooo
17th.st n ; sos ~ n Of 2d-aNe 2SN92i ;'Ott-
scbalk Cohn and wife 70 Aschcr simon ...--.-.
o2d.st No $50 West: Eliphaet w Iyier 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

lesome 10 ndjust and must be paid TO
tho public administrator for adjustment,
all Of which entails considerable cx-
pcnse and los 10 beneiiciaries.
Minnesota adds another star this week
10 the crown OF .he II. +. a. Of A.
This division was organized Oct. 30,
1SD3. with, forty members. President,
u. i. Sdlwell; FIRST vicepresident.. VII
linn II. Nerriri: second vicc-presilent,
Alfred ESsscnwiop; third vice-president.
Nv +. Baldwin: secretary and treasurer,
ID n Ueyencr: COMMITTEE chairman rail-
rand Ike Tederer; hotel. @. II. Brooks;
legislative, Charles Hansen; press, Geo.
II. Benz.
The Virginia division has secured ele-
gunt and handsome headquarters in The
new chamber Of commerce building in
ive measures 10 push their membership
iist 40 higher First National Vice resl-
dent Joseph Wallerstcin viii give bis
able assistance to the work.
The proceedings Of the Peoria conven,,
tion IN pamphlet form have been mailed
Iris week to each member OF the nsso-
citation in the United States. IL is IS
sued In modest style. but with due re-
gard to accuracy. Enough adveruMuE
was secured for Il to cover the enute
expense, which WAS quite important
Wisconsin division f. now fully organ
ized. with headquarters at Milwaukee,
Ipnls ]. Friend. secretary; William
Knhn, PRESIDENT, starting OUT WIN
membership of six,y-two at Milwaukee
and a strong post at Racine, WIS., pe5T'
R 4 scerciary rIs @Iyi.ion :, T ,i,
National association. as il starts out win
a membership composed ot the very DeHt
and most actively influential gentlemen
in ,hc country. ,.,, T., anita
New membership IS coming in gunr
satisfacnrilY IN October. lS02, there
we're 2G applications rceeiyis9so g. ana ae,
ceptcd. while In October. lsH", mere
WIN be few over 400. If state and posi-
secrenries viii be vlgilant ana c'ttIul
Ia keeping members from nlloWihg .uvll
membership 10 lapse, we Wlli ~ l"
Porillnd next year with double tue mem
bership announced - feoria' -, H.
Members OF the u T. a. ehoulu We
very careful not 70 allow their nelhp'r-
ship 20 LAPSE ~ the SluD behenl lh o1 i,',
Of death from natural ciusc' ~ hyupie
only 10 those who have been members IN
good standing fjr two years, cousecu-
lively prior, and those who lapse ''.p
only come IN again 20 new members,
ricir previous time OF membership NOT
counting,
The following claims Tor indemnify hIc
nov pending awaiting the decision OF enc
national board Of directors
Thos. T.. Ledbettcr, Texas DIVISION
$40.
n. Il. Eggcrs, Trxas division, so,
George Dean Weber, Missouri di-
vision, SJI.l4.
Chns. NJ BklCy Rhode Island iii
vision, so.
Fred w. Smith, Illinois division. $40.
Chas. Edward Taylor, Illinois division,
$40.
Fred r.. Spoor Arkansas division,
S2S.Ji
Death claims;
=. G.. Guutcr Arkansas division,
500
r. Z. A. day, October q, 1873, ui thc
Texas at6to fair az Dallas, wua grnudly
successful. There being morc than 5000
people In attendance. National Prrsidpnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

ltyou wish 10 got glimpse ofour special
brand u 50 Shoes look &C the display Ia our
windows, This Is what we claim for them.
First--Good wear
Sccond.-Good shape.
Third Good style,
and equal 70 any OF tho 81 shoes bought
elsewhere. We warrant every pair. They
have been made according to our own az
rections and there arc no weak points.
They are "Flexiblc"
They are "Comiortahlnn
They will hold their shape, all of which
we respectfully submit TO tho public.
EVANS & ROE.
Sla Houston Street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

Special 10 tho Gazette.
Tyler, Tex, Nov. 1.-THE following
cases were affirmed by the court Of erin,
inAl appeals
VIM Cole vs.. State. from Bell. Mao
Brown vs.. State. from Mason. Robert
Bazou vs.. State, from Webb: Mrs. nj.
p Curry Va, State. from Dallas; Ronaldo
Spites ", State, from Bexar; Ex-partu
sam BurklW vs.. State, from Fayotle
Reversed and remandcd:
Perry Carson Vs. sac. from Kaufman,
Perry Woods Va. STAN. from Smith; Luke
Mallice vs. State, feom Harris.
Reversed aud dismissed,
Charley Weeka Va. State from Wood
Motion for new hearing overrnlcd:
nlan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
sAroLGI REMAINS WITH US.
lily Associated Press.

Rome, Nov ll-Tho report circulated BY
tho NOlks Zoitung, OF Colone, thnt Saioiii
viii DO elevated TO The carllnalate il pro.
mature. Tho pore desires Satolli TO Ne
MAln In the United States until his mission
Is ended, Tho assertion that Inc nanni
hanelo ~ tho Hague Is TO replace Satolii Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
WHERE'S POTTS,
The Deputy County Clerk OF Bexar
County Gone-He Is u Forger.

San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 1l.-A sensa-
ton was created here today when It was
learned that II. b. Potts, deputy county
clerk, was q forger In the amount Of about
$1,000, consisting Of promisory notes and
fraudulent checks. The heaviest losers are
County Clerk 1had Smith. EN-Sherlf
Mccall and Captain d. NJ. Poor. Potts
left the city three days ago and his present
whereabouts are unknown. He has been
indicted by the grand jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

l,lrls, Nov. ll;-'lMc speech OF the-TfnIinn
Hmnlsshuor 900 Tie lord mayors banquet In
l.DlIohi November ., IL causing angry COM
inphls ron tic French press. Referring to
ihe Visit Of the British Mediterranean
allauron 10 linly, the Italian Ambassador
ellii I'VE Italians have no need 10 20
lhto rapturos or turn our house inside out
wien receiving foreign guests"
Frnnce-de Rus sian ietc. ana mas or1tsed
lhe IRE OF the newspaper men OF France
causing them 10 indulge In some worry BIT
.gr rrhGlFAs regarding the friendship be-
tween Italy and England some OF them
80 50 for aS io Intimate thtt Italy may re-
grg her display Of friendship FOR England.
'nu ihal the combined French and Russian
slu0drUus In the Mediterranean nre rnpablv
nt dlotnting terms To- any combination
which ithly aud England may prrspu. ia
me Mediterranean or elsewhere.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

Chicago, Nov it-Andrew Warrcn
eighty years old, said To I've worth !, S6OaO
hns sued fr q divurc, from Ills vie III
guefo she tired TO XIII lin with both n
Enlio and polsoni that she spcculates on
tno poaru OF trade, has stolen iyom him.
spiu nus elothrs' hny, trees, In fact, overv,
thing she could find TO secure Tor speoula.
tlon, N'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
FOOTBALL GAME AT ARLINGTON
HEIGHTS.

To-Day Sunday, at 3.20 p. IN. Two
picked teams from Fort Worth. Every
body lnyltcd no admission.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

Special to NE Gazette.
Tyler, Tnx, Nov. l1.-Aibtrt I.ul eng,
llle Congressman, died las, ni!ht at
y O'Clock He was very pi,Ittuent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12
DEATHS.


Special to tie Gazette.
Tyler, ros., Nov. l1.-W. ". Roberts.
q cotton buyer, died here At 2:iO this
AFTERNOON, after Two months illness.
lie was very prominent ia this Vicinity.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

This Is The ougcst time required for
lhe cure of 9ty type Of llerdnrhe hy
That prince Of remedies, pRESTON'S
HED-AkE Guaranteed or no nay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

With each purchase Of $500 or more
at our store after this date We viii give
one Of those beautiful clocks 20 be seen
IN our show window
MADDOX. ELLISON a co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-12

In computing the age the Chinese al.
ways VI reckon back two years from The
other words. a. though the person had
been a year old al the time Of birth.