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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24

Il may b some encouragement 70 Eng.
hsh treasure seekers. u any such thsrs
b IN thsss enlightened dayA TO know
that The laws Of treasure trovs only sp'
ply 10 such - u discovered BY accident
rrsasurs discovered By systsmahc search
would not come within this description,
nsith~ would Ands discovered By astro-
Iogical Or cabalistio sciences o. By ths 20,
tsut influence of ths divining rod.-N
Il Year Round, fl.. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24
CHAPTER <.
A anouL ~ fRl YKAsf.

Nr. Clithseos's thoughts loved 10 10
cur TO his native Lancashire, smoky
though It. air might b and clean shaved
The grass Of IT. lswna could not hslp
believing that Ill the suthudasm q this
weak, gsntls nature for ~ bleak plains
end III pioosss life wss . dsladoa. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24
AMONG THE FARMERS.
.sr..p rus rIow."

ceu,.po.dssos on practical asrsealsssi sep!ea
II solicfsed. Address al conmunioaaons u
sssded for thie department % HErnr y. i. Han
Paris Ne. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24

Slice turnips and beets for stock, and
then animals win not gst ohoked when
eating them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24

Have you disposed OF your animals
which Will return you no proht TOR
wintering themf ,N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-24

II you wan. your swss 2 give plenty !!
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
The Weather for
Next january

The following conditions govern the
guessing,
lst Each guess must forecast the
highest temperature In Waco, Texas,
Tor each Of tho thlrty-onc days Of next
January. Tho award viii bo modc by
comparison with the ofilcIal report Of
tAc United States weather bureau.
81 Each aubscrlbcr 70 Tho semi-
Neokly Gazette who has a credit on
ita booka for as much as six months
subscription from October 10, lsaa, !.
eniuiod 70 one gucse; aoredlt Of ono
years subscription from October 10,
cntitles tho subscriber " Two gucssos
3D. Gnemos WIN be received and nlod
up to ~ o'clock midnight December
81, noxt
ith, Tho Gazette will number tho
guesses rs received aud dollvcr the
numbered coupons, without namcs, TO
tho committee, which win mako tho
award,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
VIAL HE PAPERS AND THE PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY
CONCERNING STODDARDS PORTFOLIO OF PHOTOGRAPHS

The Boston Herald; Mr. stcddard has
had unparalleled opportunities for ra,hor.
Ing these treasures He has chosen what
y Of universal and social interest rather
han that which entortalus any particular
Glass Of people 4 70 feast 10 tho soul as
we'll as the eve. and IL should have a place
IN every house whoro there II money enough
70 purchase II Nc cannot speak IN too
strong terms In Its praise and Of the admit
rahle,. artistic qualities which are DIS.
played IN It's editorhIp and execution.
100000
The philadelphia Telegraph; A more
charming aud Instructive volume would DO
difficult TO name. MIR. Stoddard furnishes
an agreeable Introduction and each Mate
has n valuable descriptive note from the
same capable pom.
Philadelphia Bulletin. Many phuadol.
phlaus who have enjoyed the admirably n.
Illustrated lectures OF MIR John r. Stoddai,l
will welcome the announcement that the
best and most Interesting viows have boon
preserved 10 u Portfolio OF phoiocmnhs
u should nnd place IN every intelligent
household and 20 those who have visited
TIE scenes Mr. Stodaaru describes and n,
lustrates 10 viii have peculiar in,ercsL
New Pork rrcssi This Ia undoubtedly
one OF the most valuable and complete col.
lcctious Of the kind over published la ar.
iisic and typographical execution the worl,
Is nearly multless
Chicago evening POST In hH Portfolio
Of Photographic Mr., Stoddarl reduces his
lectures 20 tho form Of a delightful volume.
IL 10 q book which does credit alike to tho
talented compiler and TO tho publishers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

= crew Of a man OF war once saw a
- md were somewhat surprised and
.s.-a at its appearance. The hands
ial appointed committee to wait
/ .s Commander to ask his opinion OF
~ ,hey approached him and said;
want to ask your opinion, your
neell' my boys, what Is It nboutW
iAere.p
@w' before I answer You, first let me
Nv W, what you think It IS.
"eu, your honor, We have talked 1t
ana we think 1t is u star sprung
'-Ram's Horn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

o,o4sBons based on suiah lots 70 r.
,'si.-. Astipaihiue. psfoauce. 5Oesi
49, 49, seeir ada. per pound. w.; eareg,-
y ~. .,$5 ervst.. per pound s0a5,.-ei Wy,
rsae aeid. o r per nounn.5i. 81 . 5i,,ic
scii. 9. r. per pound. ~ - ,,.,,i. ia
aell, y. ss,nna 81. ~. alcohol. % pft
tlis' ~ ~ 81 42, ieas s. for cs ~
lslN ~ psnnd. lc. ant.kaunla; Sl.v.'
Al.lS.t -. nor ounce DC. nnNlNlsi.l
~ %. AM nonia. O. l,g. (,
PER o,ls' "a. yitri0i. per pound Oiieei
1t,r pol... - ta6nd. sc. blue oin,'
.alle ~ raun8. zoe: horax, per poa ai:s,
l2ql3e; csmph1f gum 9s-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
Some Opinions from Gazette
Subscribers,

Mrs Il. G. Moore. Hinshoro-'sI received
nrst series Yesterday Am Delighted with
IT."
5. o, Rel, Creenrlne-"I received port.
feilo No. l yesterday. AN highly pleased
with e."
Atv. r. l., i.altor Celcsie-'r have 70,
ccivcd portfolio No, 1 and am charmed with
g."
nlen n. Penny fomey--'T have received
portfolio No ! aud am dcurhtod with r."
irvln Ne Corjcya, Kimball.-'1 received
series No. l today and am highly plcascd
with A."
Albert sicherg, strawn-"i received No,
today and now want tho whole mns. !
consider them cxNlieni"
j 4. Caidwoli, 81, Jo-"t received scriea
4 yesterday rhlnk It slwply immense"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Cordage Ssai rope, haltineh nasis'
S 1.2c, MANILA rope, icnlh9ha on coi,
tSn Irvine. iGc: 5-plg iuie twinc-. lsc. 40
pqrs-ga incl. S-0ance. i-2c; ~
inch. S-onnee, Ol-4e; ~ inch, lo-onhee'
1-2c "a. ,,,rnip
seed pcr pound, 25o; alfalfa seed ~.
hushd' $3.50: johnson grass sell' ~ w
hnshel, 81 .25; mihet, peg uusue'' ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
fyou have failed to obtain Series |, q 3 or
a we can send them to you on receipt of Is
cents for each number.

ket STEADY: Texas aieer-, - 2im3. 20;
shipping steers, - OOrl. 50, To&ae and
nltlyc COWS. - .lOd3, 10. butchers
stock, 81 WlGi 10; stoul,crs and iooderH'
So UNft3 Gl
lIogs l,ecoipts 800. shipmonle, 200;
market stronger bulk 80, oWi1 To-
hclty, packing and mixed. 81 300
alI ~; Light Workers. and pigs. Sl.75W
10
Sheep Receipts, coo; market steady TO
Arm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

o, earainal Hlehelieu once listened 10 an
S v.l.i sermon by q shoemaker. The man
Dot at All d an ygaa,'iiectsd and apparehty
cnFiinal, How conld you prn1si X NY, NY
N WI ~ mueh lndinereneci" iarhelie,i ALL
ea nlp Y evident surprise. M isno o \,
S n,an the sa1oeinaker, II learned MS Ser
heads; In the midst Of Which one , SgDps ri'i
a si me Naetlce enabled Inc ID preaeh to
you '-foutb's Companion. f"'N :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Belsiadt, ia saSony. has ins,i,n,,a
new and novel way Of coIleotsg " ~ nv.
Llgn9f sellers and cafe pronriefo- $50, W.,
forbidden under penalty Of annulmsst ~
Incense to sell Refreshments 10 eitiean u
t N5g IAN TO nay their just duties 10 the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Oysters-Oue-pnand, per doz., 90c; No,
Fish-Alaska. No. /. salmon. per dozen.
81 10. Columbia river No ] salmon, per
dozen. Sl15; 1.pound maekerel per doz-'
si.35; American sardlnes, lis, per case
81 so; French sardines, LIS, per case
Neat.-Poited ham. II pound, per
aeon, T5c: potted ham. IL pound, ri
dozen, SL50; Vienna SAUSAGE. ~ pound pound
,1er dozen. Si %: Vienna sansage' l-ponnd
~ dozen. 81 .25; lunch tongue. l'pounl'
nor dozen, $40; Clipped beef, II ppiinIl'
per dozen. Si.J0; Clipped beef l-pouna'
Der dozen. $40 -.
Veretnbles = Three-nonnd tomatoes,
a 81. Ground tomatoes. $40 2-pounn
carn choice, S1.10; 2-ponud corn. fincfi
Si *. 9.nound string aeans. 9Oci 2-pounu
narrawfaf peas, Sl25. 80,
Caiifornia l'riits-Twr aud one-ha.
,ornd peaches. 81 %; . 1.-ponnd epr-i.
r eots 81 So: . IL p0nud- pears, S-.-o;
. 15.ponnd plums. sl.S; I'D n.y. n.y.
--,,ysr5t cranes. SIS; . l2-ponni WHIT
oberri,.l. $3.50; 2 1-2pound BLACK cher
ries, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

NEW YORK PRODUCE.
BY Associated Press.
New York, Doc a0.Lwheat-- Spot In.
ativei elevator, 60 Ito; options don
but lrmef. closing Of 5sc net advance;
80. 2 rcd, January. 90 1-ic; May.
n 1-sc
Corn SPOT duu OF a. lie for ele.
ralor. options opened steady aud closed
dull AZ l-Sdl-se net advance; January,
~ l.4c. May. % 7-Ac.
Hides Steady wo sailed Now Or
leans. a. 10 a. pounds, i2aJ f-ie:
Texas selected, 20 20 30 pounds, isiSef
BuenOs Ayrcs dry ~ 10 - pounds,
10 i-2ei Tozas dry, = to 30 pounds,
Dff7e
lice-Qnlci; domestic fair 10 extra
3.sd5 lie; Japan. ! i.2Gni 3-lc.
MolNsscs-Dull. Now Orieana open kel.
ile epod ~ chOicu, 3'ilf'tS,.
Coiiee-Oplions 15U20 points up, closed
steady az 1OlE5 POINTS not ndynno0;
spot NO lrm, No Z, - 3-sc. Cordoya,
2Off2O lie.
Raw. frtn; fair refining, ? 5-sei
centrifugal, 10 iesi. 7-se, refined weak.
or: standard A. 3 15-iGlff l-soi out loaf,
1910 l-iOci grannlated. 4 l-1GTil lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

oys,ers aud Fish-Oypicrs. bus. ,So
soc per 100 counts; per dozen . XIV,
So %: dressed catfish. Toe per pouna'
guif dsh. Zoe per pound slLlmps' PEI
pound. loo. crabs, per dozen, i9e',,,-o IN
Came-pfairia chickens - OBd@ %
ner Dozen, onaiis. 81 O0ff1 20 per dozen'
Nallari ducks, per pair COO; Teal ducks.
NOV nair. 35c: canyAshack ,dnchH' W.
p,ir. 5ndG0c; rabbits. s per dozen; deer
saddles, per pound. Z lie,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

rTjdes-Buycrs are pairing. Dry hlnt.
h.avv 5e. iirht. 4c dry salt. ac; sresn
al. e09 i-2c: butchers green; Sl,''e',
'ystit-I ,isht medium, l5HilVe' 10"
Medium. iaai4c: fne. l2d1l e. 49,. ,,n
'I Ropes--Hoof and bones, 400 per toh'
delivered. 1.o
Bees wax-15dlse-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

who have dressed il in style at once
sumntuous ard tasteful
Baltimore American, 10 MIR, StoddArd'a
bright vlvacious apecdotca and enthusias.
lic descriptions he has added tho charm OF
hundreds OF magnificent Illustrations, and
u Is those views which mako w thia most
delightful OF all art portfolios
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
COAL

Retail Nst-Brdgcport, car lots. Si25;
. 10 10 tons. si75; I ton, $500. McAl'
estor, Jenny Lind. Rouse. Maitland, Rob
inson md Wnlscuberg cOnis, car lots,
SJf5: 3 10 10 ton lots, SH25. ton,
SGT5; onc-half ton $3.50; Monarch. Vic
tor. Santa Clara. and Elmorc Goals, car
lots $3.50; TO 10 ton lots 5000 two
tons. SO *. one ton. $3.50. one-hnlf ton.
$3.50. Brinr Creek and McIamea coal,
car lots. 81 %; 3 20 10 ton lots, $500
two IONS 81 40; one ton. $500; onc-half
ton. 50 -. Monarch egg, ear lots, Al9li
3 10 10 ton lots. $3.50. single ton. 500
anthracite Rcnntvlrauint car lots, Slli
3 10 10 ton lots Sl2.75; single ton, SlI;
anthracite fOulisN. . TO 10 ton lots. 50;
single ions. s9E0: onehalf ton. s.;
slarl. doe: ear llnds 1925: 1hnrbrr,
car lnfs $3.50 per ton; Cameron. per
ION. 49, two toaa, $40 3 to 10 tons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
cnAcKERs. CAKES AND CANDIES

Crackers-Anlniais 12c; boston butieI'
o.. Hnffer. Ge: creams. lie; craekhsis
*. cracker neal o.; oyster pear. osi
agsfer excelsior. Sc; pretzels. l5f; efsaln
os e.. snowaakei. lie: soda &c
'Cakes and Jumbles- Eieyen, ana ons
~ - cents' fruit. snitana. az; g9Esi
s H's 1.9c. granimas cookies -,
il.,,,,, snaps l3c. waters. Toe; Aus4'
cookies. zoe: stage planks- Sc. 49,. X
Caudies-Cardm els. assorien l'1Psf a..
mound boxes zoe; gumdrop,66 a t,nens..
sorted harOrs, 5-polnd ~, - M O5c;
strips, cocoanul hayor' o-p0u'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

BY Associated Pres
Chicago. H.. Dec -catile-Reocip
100: Shipments. 100; 10 market
Hog Receipts. i1,Vb. ahipmeili-i
Coo MARKET steady: rodgh and heavy,
Z IN. prime. heavy and butchers Nr.glit
- 35iiJ AZ; prime light SJ.25f4J 80.
Siecp and i6mJs iimeipiF litl Mar
~ steaif. too prices for sheep - VNt
3 IS; lambs. st.ODNi. 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

! naTnett children Of Athens, Ga,
|is,,se Nary Alagdalen1 Mandy
'ai,i. flizabeth Polly Mack. Alice
tie n Ann Yorenn. Nlnttie Frances
tises ssA1lla, Tilll Cora Costun Estelle
sthi, .hiile lsidflfr. Efhce Bosnia
W w -ena Mnntine Ciniclr Emory
NalAer lpson Barnett.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
CASH PREMIUMS |
To Subscribers.

Commencing October Is, register
hns boon kept Of each yourly elssh sub.
serlptlou received, and each ono mum.
bored In tho order in which Il came.
Tho subscribers numbered rs below
win receive Immediately on rcgi,tra.
ton Of thoir subscriptions the sums op.
posiie tho numbers,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

A nnitnlo Express hrs discovered -
- a male Mrs. Malaprop. The
st ~ ne took his wife 10 a concert
~ ii ~ 10 the door he found he had
E Is 5sAels a. nome. So he gidled ~
N \, ts,l-iender and said. Say. won't
n ta " I've transacted ~ noe :
tals.s Trough and ! can't find my
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
WE CAN DO BETTER THAN THIS.

Cut from this paper six coupons numbered oonsecu-
lively such you will find printed the editorial page
every day in the week except Sunday and send bring
them to this office with five twocent postage stamps and
we will send you Series Number Three
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

4; mar, Man Cwho is in something Of hur-
4, 4 give you IS TO get me to the sta
y ~ three minutes.
NJ 'ulan with provoking slowuessl-
4, , so5r' you might corrupt me, but you
+ 'fipe that horse.-Exchange.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Every photograph in this portfolio is worth would
cost you at any book store, 81 90 Our portfolios each
contain sixteen photographs of the interesting
visited and described by Mr. Stoddard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Poultry ola hens, per dozo * 53;
epring chickens. small. per loz SS.,g "
fancy. large. spring. per do2' 800
roosters, prr doZ.. 81 D; turkey lr ~
zoe. eohhlers Toe geese, per doz, Sf'VO'
ducks. per d1L. So 90.
EsgsLFresh, without case, lie.
Butter-Frcsh country, lie; choice
creamery 2Ud2Bc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

In addition TO this novel contest the
semi-Wcokly Gazette Offers tho ial,
lowing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO PRODUCE.
ny Associft'1 lr6sf,
Chicago. H., Doc. 30 This last trad
Ing day of tho year wound up with wheat
i.2o higher. the advance being due tc
liberal buying. light rcceipts oud rcporb
Of export buying nj ST. Louis
Corn gained 3-Sc, oats Ike amount
aud provisions closed firm. with purl
aud ribs higher and lard unchanged
Loading futures closod'
WHEAT December 90 isc. May, O0d
OG Use
Com December, "a 7.so; January, y
5-Se' Mny. rs 7Sc.
Oats December - i-2c: January 2g
b-Sc. MAY 10 l-2fi3O 5-Sc.
Moss pork-.lanuary, So o. 49, May
Lari-Japuaiy. 81 50: May, S7.Gj.
short rba-Januar, SG,bA; May
Cash quotations;
No 9 spring wheat ~ 7.se; No.
No. . corn BOO.
No. . oats - 1-2d2S 3-ie.
Mess pork, SO ~ 1.2u12 81 IT,
Lard, ssh
Short ribs sides 1ooscl. 50 GpdG 20.
Dry salted shoulders (bonedl, 80 25}
$50.
Short clear sides fboren. 50 75aT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
,pHrH OUTLET
IMAM OUTLET
FOR FORT WORTH I
co. FOAr WORTH !

FOR FoRr WORTH /
90. FoRr WORTH
Il, Font wortA and Denver city railway
fa-alng tue necessity FOR another line
's North anu East 70 accommodate Its
a1S have concluded to inaugurate pas
~ service from Fort Worth AMI ali
r. % its line via Panhandle City to
I'D, New York, Kansas city. lltts-
y Topeka, st. Joe, Ennoria, Newton
~ Wellington and all points IA the
a snl East. BY This route you make
ariziy the same time, making close
f'sNn at Panhandle CITY, where
Ia coaches are provided.
Il lha
+ la Information address,
ID. Is. KELLER,
Gen. Pass. aud FrL Agent
q DAVIS.
" Ticket ACT. dOl Main ST.. Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

KANSAS orlY PRODUCE.
ny Associated rross.
Kansas city Mo, Dec. 30,--N9 grain
market.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.


ST Louis. No. Doc % o. fily hsaocl.
ated Press --spot cotton nominally uh'
changed,
Middhng. ......Y.-. ..,...,..... rs.
Rccclpis 3, 100
Shipments, 100
Stock, 5i.JOJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

BY Associated Press
81. Ions. No. Dec, 30.-Wool dull and
unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

rock. assorted and white. Soc; French
ldssrs Per box, B5c. chocolate creams,
Al, gOc; lemon drops. frosted, per box,
Csc: burnt almonds, per box. vJoi creuins
hand made. twelve varieties, Olc; pca-
nut block, GJc; peanut bar, per box, iJc;
lozeugjs. assorted con, b-p0unl box,
T5c; marsh-mnllows. ,chcrry brand, D
pound box, Si2l; mixed candies. pals,
per pound ( lie; crystal nut Sc; daisy
II Vi creams Re; stick candy, IN pals,
Z lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

rhh Is a companion oror 10 the
6nt and holds good until midnight Of
December %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

by AfspchAcd AFNrA'
KansaA City. No. Dec. 30 Cafiie--
gecelpil. 24oJ; shipneats, $500; mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

NEW ORLEANS pRoDUcE.
by Associated Press.
New Orleans, La, Dec. 30. --Marketg
unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
FINANCIAL.


Now York, Doc, 30 Stocks and bonds
elo1ea a. mo following price, bid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
$4,000 DAMAGES.
The Continental Steamboat Company
Pay for AN Accident.

The Continental Steamboat Company
Pay for AN Accident.
A decision was rendered in the United
States Supreme Court yesterday affirm
ing the Judgement of the court below III
the case of Timothy Kelly VS.. the Cont.
mental Steamboat Company, awarding
the plaintiff damages in the sum of SO
600 with interest for three years, the
time during which the case has been
pending, at per cent.
The case was one in which damage
were claimed by Timothy Kelly of Bos-
ton who was severely injured by the
collapse OF the II ok Cottage piazzl at
Rocky Point about five years ago and
the amount was placed at $4,000
The case was tried before Judge Car.
penter in the United States Circuit Court
three years ago, and the damages claimed
were awarded the plaintiff. The case
WAS carried into the high court at Wash
ington and has been hanging fire until
Jan. 81, of this year, when the plain.
tiffs' lawyers. Il. A. Collins of Boston
and John NJ. Brennan of this city argued
before the full bench The decision
rend red by Judge Carpenter was sus-
tanned aud interest WAS allowed which
will swell the original amount consider
ably.
The plaintiff, Timothy Kelley, how.
ever. died last year, and his heirs will
come into the money.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
GREENE.
Annual Meeting of the Pomona Kent
County Grange.

Annual Meeting of the Pomona Kent
County Grange.
The annual meeting of the Pomona
Kent County Grange was held in Grange
hall yesterday. the meeting being called
To order at 10 o'clock by Worthy Master
Joseph "A. Tillinghast. Reports from the
oranges were received. A discussion of
fertilizers followed the forenoon session
The afternoon session was opened az
1:S0 p. m. by Worthy Deputy l.. j. Win
sor, who installed the following of1icer..
Worthy master, Joseph A. Tillinuhast.
overseer, Alvin A Kennedy: assistant
steward, Byron II. Nixon ;.treasurer. John
Brown: secretary, Charles 4. Greene.
gate keeper, Squire g.. Wood: ponoma
Miss Amelia Brayton; ceres. Mrs. Josiah
Andrews; ladies assistant, Miss n. RYDER
The following program was given un-
der the the direction Of Acting Worthy
Secretary Miss Fannie Andrews, Dnef
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Tillinghast. rend
ing by Alvin A. Kennedy; reading NV
Miss A. NJ. Scott: reading by Charlie, a
Greene; grange chorus; rralings by Miss
Amilea Brayton. Hattie RYDER. S Mn.
sor. y. }. Winsor aud Miss Giles NJ
Wood,
This was followed by discussion nm a.,
good roads which was uarticipated in A.,
Messrs. Iillingbast, WinsOr. Nichols AMI
Wood. the days session closing at 94i
d. M
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
SCARLET FEVER.
The Disease Is Spreading in Natick with
Rapidity.

The Disease Is Spreading in Natick with
Rapidity.
O. NATICK, Feb. 10.--Scarlet fever is spread
ing with rapidity in this village and many
parents are thoroughly alarmed for the
safety OF heir children. The many cases
have appeared mostly in the large fami-
lies of the Canadian residents. and the
local French physicians are having a
lively time fighting the disease
Three deaths occurred in East Natick
between the New York and New f. gland
aud the New York and Naw Haven rail.
road stations within the past three days,
The victims were Joseph Lemyer, aged 9
wears and months, who died on Tuesday
night: Hildredth Lemyer, sister Of
Joseph, 10 months of age who died last
evening and X yal Roberts, aged Years
who died at nearly the same hour
Oliver Lebeau.a Canadian, who resides
on Pontiac street, has one child i'll. with
little hopes of recovery, aud another case
is reported within 1000 feet of the same
house.
Fortunately the pupils of the public
schoo $ are enjoying their vacation aud
the danger of the disease sDreadinR is
consequently less than II would be If
hey were in session.
Before the close OF the schools one
scholar was found TO have scarlet fever
and was sent home at recess. Carbolic
acid was afterwar1 sprinkled around the
rooms aud number OF persons whose
cuildren were in attendance promptly re-
moved them and kep them at home.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-10
ELECTRIC RAILWAY PLAN

To Connect Thirty Nine Towns In Penn
sylvania-Rival to Steam Roads.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-The rapidity
with which the people of Pennsylvania
are striding towards the trolley system of
car propulsion has awakened the steam
road managers to a sense OF danger which
was not foreseen by them. Yesterday a
charter was issued for the largest electric
railway in the state. IL is called the
Northum berland, Bloomsbu burg q Scran.
ton Street Railway Company.
The line will connect thirty-nine town
between Northum mberland and Scranton
including such important towns as Cata
wissa, Nanticoke and Pttston. This is TN,
centre OF very busy region, and the es
tablishmeut OF q line OF electric cars i.
bou-d d TO interfere with the local traffic o
the steam roads. From Scranton tC
Northumb berland there are two lines oil
railroads and the traffic is quite large.
The capital of the new road is s5O0.O0O
3. X Coyle OF Shenandoah ia the presi.
dent, but it is understood that a Phiiadel-
phia syndicate is backing the scheme.