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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
Auftion Sales of Real Gstatc.
Auftion Sales of Real Gstatc.
HaCkenSaCk Heights
Association Property.
WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
Positive Sale of Every Lot.

The lots are all fronting Central avenue. and IN
the heart Of Hackensack People TIA: buy here will
make 100 per IN less than years Lots ju,t
what You lid for them. stone Walks. sewer Electric
Light city Water. The finest property that has ever
been offered Public Auction sale.
Passenger station Of the y. y. :. Western Ky. right
on tho property.
sale commences at u. NJ 0 saturday Oct. -. on
tie premises Excursion tickets for City friends viii
be mailed Writ, 10 the Auctioncer IIackcnsack y. j.
The Terms 500 down each lot and 5000
monthly ill paid.
interest. No No Auctlouccr'- fees.
per cent of for cash.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR. Aurtionccr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
PERSONAL,

~. T7,,T. 11Ftitt.-. ~
Mlss hula Nllllllns came BACK
vs. e' ming
Mrs. l., ID. Grdcey returned
WorlFs fair last night.
Officer Tom PAYNE left Inst
Mineral Wells 10 be- absent seveI
y n.. .,,. ~. Il,
- DyTS.nusi e.ItVr o. lns ~
NUS reg'ster'u Ut le Arlington
uuy'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
AT BETHEL MISSION.

There was a large andicnco at tho
bethel mission last night, formerly 81
lNuls church corner Main end Ninth
streets y touching incident of the oven
i,ag was The bidding farewell to MIR. A.
huius, who leaves for New York To-
MORROW and from thence will sail for
Africa as u missionary.
Iuuge l.. N. Cooper was the sneaker
OF Tue evening, selecting "a liz subject
the narrative OF the Syronheuicinn ,yo,n.
an as related IN the Gitpenth chnpipr
on onos Mathew Among other things the
| sometimes think Of the Bibl, ns IA
vast art gallery, upon the walls OF which
hhng pictures by the oldest and brst
masters, Nho has not with uncovered
heau and noiseloss way walked the
mnEth OF this great gallery, and behpld
me beauty and glory OF the sceneY Wbo
NV. hot looked upon these beautiful pie
lures wih teciings OF awe OF reverence
and Of loyef We felt at limos maj W.
were IN the very presence OF God him.
self' Aside from the many pictur,.s ~
TIM Old Testament which a,lorn thess
walls aud delight the eye, there ore IN,
lnhuner9ble number IN the New which for
penuV q outline, and dclicacy 81 lnisb
are far beyond the reach of nny nthsss
INV world has ever known. Museum
salon, Austerlnng and court. mnv H.
ruinmaged aud rainsacked. Int M, rnt,,sf
anu grandest Of them all, Will male besiie
NE faintest aud tecblest thai hang nnbn
these walls There dust. here dlamanJ
There star, here sun. There drops man
me window pane. here the RESTLESS roar
OF ocean. There flute notes nionr Tho
aisle OF tho sanctuary, here thunder meals
Mong, the heavens. There. shaded onil
nnged by The master hands Of Gavin
hsrs Illuminated by the great master
q both earth and heaven. and m evsr,
lhe ana shade, we see the tonr,h az n
hand that is divine There. yephyr Mora
g,99roelydoh. There, hgnrc, here realitv
lhere, fancy. here. fact.
But let US enter Here 10 the left IA
pc healing Of the cenuirln,'s scr,,ort
~ ~ side the raising Of Jairus' dauvh.
Ter Next the prayer OF no Synonheni.
can WOMAN Over there walking On tir
wv ~ the fight, opening tho ewes ~
Dlihd barhWcus, 10 tho left no
iMrscmogs dranght of fishes. Just ahovS
casting tho evil spirits ont ~ Inc man
eirsng the tonhs. DUST below heaiing
he wyinan with the Issue OF hleni
over thefe casting out tho deaf NM
dumb spirit. Here the Rool Snmsr;t,S
inere healing the woman with me .n;r;,
q ihicnity. no the right the convcrs
sioh OF lacheus 10 The len tnrninv
inc water into VINE Here the diss'o,,rss
Wa Niecdelaus There a, die web az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

Mary as busy in learning everything that
| Ch,ist mad IL say. Martha comes 10
hIn, and SAYS. Master. don't you see
that Mary i not helping meF Christ
said, Martha. thou nr Careful anu
troubled about many things. One tnns
good part. which shall not be taken away
from her" And thus he developed the
best spirit and the best tendency IN
the heart OF each sister, in order thht
the most good might come from them,
not TO himself. but to the world, and to
themselves. ..,
IN aim fS initiate The example Of Christ
In our Judgment and treatment OF othersF
And In entering upon this, here arr some
cautions.
Tirst-Do not expect every man 10 be
perfect. The only man who never makes
mistake is fool and fool is not
good example for you TO pattern after,
And the only man who never sins -
knaye and a hypocrie, aud that Is
not very good pattern for you TO cut
out your life by.
DO not cast a man away simply be-
cause he does make mistakes. aud some
TINES does sin, for II you do you will
cast away all, aud you Will cast your.
self away. Christ associated with pub
LEANS aud sinners, not that he might be
influence them. There was Zacheus
the publican, who had robbed the Deo-
Pile. Christ saw him In tree aud said,
''Iachcus come down, 4 am gong 10
your house to dinner" Iacheus came
down He said, II am going TO ABIDE
with you, for this day is salvation come
10 thy house" And Iacheus sdid Lord,
81 ! have taken nught from any man
willingly | will restore unto him four
fold; and ] will give half my goods 10
the poor" Now the people turned their
backs on publicnns. because they regarded
him as a bad man. but there ~ no man
all bad, and nJ man all good, and 80
Christ takes the little good In Nachens
aud nourishes IL, waters IL, lets his
sunshine In upon II, and brings out the
bloom and flowers aud fruits Of right
cOusncss and justice.
DO not risk your Christian happiness
upon the promised righteousness Of your
brethren. Lay your hn-"inoss upon the
foundation OF Jesus Christ and his right
oOusness alone, remembering that your
brethren are dust and that the only fOun-
dalton upon which you ought 10 build
Is Jesus Christ, who Is the chief corner
stone. steadfast, imnOvnhlc
Make allowances for others as you
would have allowances made for your
self. Take the case Of Christ and the
woman, and her accuscrs. They said:
This woman Is guilty of adultery. and
our law II that she must be stoned, "
Christ said: Let the one who Is with
out stu among you cast the FIRST stone ut
her" and he stopped down and wrote
upon the ground, aud when he lifted up
his eyes there was nobody standing there
except the woman.
In Judging other people, use the man
tlc OF charity, cast II over those who
have faults, aud you win need II to
hide your own fnultE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAM
TEXAS RAILWAY.


Thousands of patrons from |
of Illinois, Iowa, Kansas and
stopped at Euglewood during |
to the Worlds fair, and the
that we have an equal number
ands of people advertising US an |
friends.
Now, we want to say somethi
people Of Texas about our term
the facilities of this same s
Englcwool. II Is not n subu
ton, for although seven miles
courthouse, it is right In the
the South Side residence distric
cago, and directly west Of lie
fair grounds.
Nothing is more bewildering
average person on his first visit
cago than to be landed In The
of the crowd and hustle Of tie
streets. Chicago Is crowded at
nut just now 1t Is something 0reI
Ing. Then again, after driving u
everybody, with few exccpttss,
transfer across the city and %
h'N Kun bAbuiu ulStilcts W
steam car, for 1t Is only here
conlnodations are provided
crowd. This consumes from IN
IN hour and n half. and then
just where you would be II
stopped at Englewool and taken
trio car to your destination. bes
ING avoided all annoyance.
All through trains stop at Il
and passengers are met by a u
official whose business II Il to III
pie to the hotels and hoardin
and advise where acrommodqt
be secured IN private houses a.
able rites. He can take care 81
come and 20 at any price. n
Island company has issued q
circular Of the Englewool ilsi
fair grounds. which can be PRO
calling at your nearest come
agent or addressing ]. @. M
General Passenger and licked
Bowie, Texas, or o. 4. y
General Agent, sos Main sire
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
MR.. FRENcHrs SERMON.

Rev ]. Y. French, pastor Of the Broad.
way Presbyterian church. occupied his
pulpit last night after an absence of a
MIR. French took his text from
Komans, chapter wilt. worse 8; For what
!Re lazy could not do in that 1t wasweak
Our moral nature. Mr.. French s,;a
Is far more mysterious than any ofhes
element Of our constitution. Onr Ave
senses bring US in contact with The ex.
tcrior world, our reason brings MS in can.
tact with the. Intelligent world, and our
social nature bring US in touch WITH S sa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
"oHANGE IN SLEEPING ca
VICE"

Hereafter the Kansas Cts
Antonio sleeping car. on the
Kansas and Texas railway, will
Fort Worth on the flyer, gola
S:l5 .. M, arrive San Antonio,
going north, OBS n. M, arrived
City, 0;55 n. IN. For bcrihs an
and all other information call
ticket office, 4l5 Houston. g
Fourth street. w. II. WlNFI
City Ticke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02
YOUR LAST CHANCE 10 81
WORLD'SlFAlIte pHE Cul|
u BEIrrrI2OUIE.

n IflftiAl TfNli4H
On account Of Chicago dNl
Worlds fair, the Cotton Bel
tickets 10 Chicago and retuIl
rate Of 5000 and to u. iDal..
turn at the rate Of Slb.9u-
sale Oct. 9 aud q; good 10 reg
Oct. 20. No one can well nlioi'
the last opportunity Of seeias
and all expecting 10 60 should
vantage Of the extremely low
now offer, For further ill9|
call on or apply TO o. A. CAlif'
City Passenger and Ticket az
Main Street Il
S. q. WARNER. General
Agent Tyler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

On October @ and I the rs;
viii sell tickets 10 Cbicaeo
for 5000, good for return ui,-
u. Call on o. r. Byers, or
for further information. -"
COS Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-10-02

None but ten years old bels
whisky sold over tho Manse
The oasis., 1893-11-30
READ TIE LOS ANGELES TIMES.

N.Y. n,s.eaa-eItI-
The oasis., 1893-11-30

Throw dishwater around fruit trees. currant bushes, gooseberry bushes, etc. Coffee grounds are said to be valuable as fertilizer for shrubbery and flow ering plants.
The oasis., 1893-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS
The Human Electrical Forces !
How They Control the Organs
 of the Body.

The electrical force of the human body, AS the nerve fluid may be termed. Is an espe-
 cially attractive department of science. as 1t exerts SO marked an influence on the health of the organs of the body. Nerve force Is produced by the brain and conveyed by means of the nerves to the various organs of the body, thus supplying the latter with the
The oasis., 1893-11-30

A farmer in Pennsylvania who re- gently sent a dollar to a yankee for a receipt to keep a horse from slobber- ing received the following; ITO keep your horse from slobbering teach him to sntf -
The oasis., 1893-11-30

vitality necessary to in- sure their health. The pneumOgastric nerve. as shown here, may be said to be the most important of the entire nervo sys- tenn, as it supplies the heart , lungs, stomach, bowels, etc. with the nerve force necessary to keep them active and healthy. As will be seen by the cut the long nerve descending from tn g base of the brain and terminating in the bow els Is tue pneumogastric, while the numerous lit- tie branches supply the heart. lungs and stom- ach with necessary yi- tality. When the brain becomes in any way dis ordered by irritabIlity or exhaustion. the nerve force which 1t supplies Is lessened. and the or gans receiving the di- mlnIshed supply are con- sequentlY weakened.
The oasis., 1893-11-30

An exchange asserts that one of the easiest and best methods for protect ing fruit trees from rabbits is to rub axle grease on the trunk.
The oasis., 1893-11-30

Physicians generally fall to recognize. the Importance of this fact. but treat the organ itself instead of the cause of the trouble The noted specialist Franklin Miles, M. D., to the study Of this subject and the principal discoveries concerning 1t are due to bis efforts.
 Dr. Miles Restorative Neryine. the unri- principle that all nervous and many other difficulties originate from disorders of the nerve centers. It's wonderful success lncuring these disorders is testified to by thousands in every part of the land.
 Restorative Nervine cures sleeplessness. nervous pr0stration, dizziness, hysteria, sex ual debility. St. Vitus dance. epilepsy. etc lt Is free from oplates or dangerous drugs. It Is sold on a positive guarantee by all drug gists, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.,. Elkhart, Ind, on receipt of price, SI per bottle, six bottles for s, express prepaid.
 Sold bv All Druggists.
The oasis., 1893-11-30
ARIZONA NEWS.
rcullea from Exchanges.l

two feet deep.
 A heavy snowfall is reported in the mountains about Prescott.
 Manuel Ollea of Morenci, stabbed a woman at that place one day last week. A court of Foresters with large membership has just been instituted at Mesa,
 Charles DeGroff, the newly appointed postmaster at Tucson, assumed charge last Friday.
 Mexican reyolutionists offer Ameri- can hobos s2.50 a day to cross the line and fight.
 At Fort Huachuca, last Thursday. soldior named Hamilton was shot by a comrade. Prof. Comstock of the University of Arizona, isstudying the geology of the Chiracahua mountains.
 The Tombstone Milling X Mining Co. will experiment with the cyanide process for reducing ores.
 Challender, Coconino county, has a new postmaster. J. B. Jones receiving the appointment last week.
 It is reported that English capital ists have offered one million dollars for the Mrmmoth mine at Goidfeld,
 At Prescott, last Thursday, Young Parker had his hand badly cut in the machinery of the blaming mill.
 A few days ago a Yuma lady fed a tramp, ,and he rewarded her generos- ity by stealing pair of shoes.
 The number of convicts now in the penitentiary at Yuma is about ITO, with a prospect of an increase to lsO. Look out for placer mining opera tions on large scale in the near fu- ture, in the Weaver district, Yavapai county.
 At Prescott last Thursday, jury acquitted Ex-Probate Judge E. w. French, on trial of the indictment for forgery.
 Two ferocious wildcats recently cap cured near that town are the center of attraction at Tempe. They are in a cage near the mill.
 The snow on the mountains will give a new impetus to placer mining, and quartz mills that have been short of water can now run on full time.
 At Tucson an eastern man is arrang- ing to start a vegetable garden in op- position to the Chinese, who hay here tofore monopolEed the business.
 Some twenty odd mining locations have been recently recorded in Apache county They are in the vicinity of Navajo, on the Atlantic X Pacific.
 A gentleman of much travel said at Prescott recently that there is more enquiry about Arizona abroad than there is about any other sction of the Union.
 The Champion Cattle Co. of Graham county, last week shipped S70 head of cattle to Kansas City, driving them to Silver City and sending them over the Santa Fe.
 The Yuma Indian commission will not allot lands to the Indians, but is to negotiate new treaty with them, under which allotments will be made ba a special agent.
 Company of Flagstaff has won the gold medal for the best target shoot ing by any militia company in Arizona. Lieut. Hochderfer iS the crack shot who wears the trophy.
 Should White Hills continue to im-
 L
The oasis., 1893-11-30
MariCOps 6 Phoenix R. R.
 New Tirr1e T able. In effect March 4 1893.

Southern Pacific, east bound, passes Mari copa at 1l:12 PM. Southern Pacific, west bound, passes Mari copa at 12:50A. M., Pacific time.
 A, daily. Trains stop on signal. Trains 2, 4 5 and connect with Hunsaker Stage Line between Mesa and Goldheld. Trains connect with trains of Southern Pa cific railroad. Connect at Tempe with stages for Mesa City, and at Phoenix with stages for Prescott, Gillett, Wickenbufg and Nnlture.
 c. g. HASTEN,
 Vice Pres't and Manager.
The oasis., 1893-11-30


 via MIueral Park and Coleman.
 The ten miles of rails from the Tue son X Northern railway, have been sold to the Consolidated electric rail way of Los Angeles, by Mrs. Lucy Parker, who held tax title to them.
 At Phoenix, last week, Judge Baker issued a writ of prohibition against Judge Rouse in the Walker case, set for hearing in the distIict court at Florence, on appeal from the probate court, on December IS.
 Monday of last week an Atlantic x Pacific train was wrecked at Drake, ten miles from Kingman. One day coach and two Pullmans left the track, the first turning clear over, the others on their sides. One passenger was slightly hurt.
 A number of practical miners have been prospecting in the hills lying be- tween Bonita and Eagle creek, some twenty-five miles north of Solomon vile, finding rich mineral and locating several claims which they consider rich in gold.
 The Prospector denies the report that after January |, the Bisbee cop per mines will employ 1000 men, and says those going in search of employ ment will be disappointed. Due offi- cial notice will be given when more men are wanted.
 A Texas tenderfoot visiting Phoenix recently attended a pound" party by invitation. The next day ne conti- dentially informed friend that lit was a rank swindle. Everybody took there bar of soap, a package Of rice, or something of that sort; but no one said pound the entire evening.
 Last week H. c. Day of Graham Co. returned from a trip to Kansas, where he went to look after some cattle he shipped last spring, to feed. There had been a dronth and he found his kline were lean. He estimates they would be worth a thousand dollars more had he kept them on his own range during the summer.
 A press telegram from Richmond, Indiana, dated Monday, states that Richard Pogue, of the firm of Pogue, Miller X Co. of that place, and who has investments in New York and Chicago, and is large stockholder in the Arizona Irrigatihg Canal Co.,, has filed mortgages aggregating s63,OOO to secure the payment of promissory notes to that amount.
 There is very large amount of coke for the Old Dominion Copper Co. en route from Wilcox to Globe, and q goodly quantity on hand at Globe, which insures continuous operation of the furnaces at least during the remainder of the year, and if favored by good weather next month the ac- emulation of fuel will be sufficient to carry the company well thiough the winter.
 The Arizona Copper Co.'S boarding house at Metcalf, was burned last week, and the fire came near proving fatal to Marion Mitchell, foreman of the Metcalf mine He and several others were endeavorlng to remove the furniture from the burning build ing, and an explosion of giant powder stunned him. For some :time he was totally deaf but afterward his hearing gradually returned. The origin of the fire is unknown.
 The famous hog case of Olsen vs, Dial has again been appealed to the | eilnrenne courf from Graham county
The herald., 1893-06-15


block Observation-Disclosures. IL
50 acres Of land, bounded north
by Santa Fe railroad, east by
Floral street. south by pasa-
dena avenue, west by self, and
personal property. SO
s5133 A Patten, 160 acres of land,
being east half of east half Sec
tion 80, 3 north, II west .,... 81
% 1876 Alice b White, in Chatsworth
Park, section z, 10 acres land,
being lots 80 and 90. 9.
2513S T. White in Chatsworth Park,
section z, 10 acres of land, be-
ing lots 103 and 104......... g.
25156 Bersabe v de Buddle, in Los
Virgines rancho, 6li.64 acres
of land, being lot J.... "a
25159 James, Blackledge, in Maclay's
rancho, q lot in north corner
of north nine acres of land
fronting so feet on hfaclay
street by $50 feet on Sixth
street, being in block 159 ... So
'E1s7 Mrs r G Wfladn. 30 acres of land
The herald., 1893-06-15

2575I Mrs Mary A Brady, in American
Colony tract, west 21S acres Of
land, being the north half Of
west half of lot SO ............
25753 S J Mathes, and A B Stafford, in
American Colony tract, 20
acres OF land, being lot 81 .
2bT54 Gus r Whitworth. in American
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
81. Louis. Southwestern Railway Company Of
Texas, Tyler Southeastern Railway Com.
panY-General Passenger Depart.
menl, p. D. Circular No. H.
TYLER. Tex, April 70. 1899.

Tyler, Tex, April - 1893.
TO All Agents.
A ratio Of one aud Onc-third fares ON the
certificate plan az per circular, 1877 ~
IL hereby authorized for the following
meetings:
First-Grn Lodge Order Of Sons Of
Herman, Dallas. April ~ 10 81.
Second Texas State Sunday School
Teachers association, WaNahachie, April
Is To- %
Third Pastors Institute Cumberland
Presbyterian church, COrsicana, April
1S 90 20.
Fourth German Evangelical Lutheran
Synod Of Texas, BRENNAN, April 20.
Fifth Baptist Young Peoples Union
Of Texas, Waco. April - 90 ~.
Sixth--lGnst Texas Teachers associa.
ton Marshall, April 20.
Coupon agents will sell through rs
per regular form of tickets.
Local agents viii please caution all
persons purchasing tickets 20 junction
points 10 secure certificates from such
Junction points for fare paid 10 place Of
meeting.
II Is necessary that certificates be pre-
sented showing full fare paid for the en-
tire going journey Ia order To secure re-
duced rates returning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
MARIE WAINWRIGHT.

Miss Marie Wainwright. who will be
seen az Grepnwalps on Apdl % and 30
Is one Of the most beautiful women and
most accomplished actresses on the
American stage The critic Of leading
paper said recently 81 her performance
o. ady renzle ia 'l'he School for AWn-
dali" which She VIII give here: "llfc
y a pecnlar r'hnenleH ani diWinfiign
about hiirig Walawriglu's mefb1lf.
She aoems 10 me- a WuWIl NJ nlrNsdy
nervous ana fichiy sympathetic tcupera-
niani The moods she given her char
actors ere larious and have q w0mamy
delight ab0it that has most penp-
trafipg effect lh an me fenhaine nttri-
butes chat 70 men arc indescFibable aud
charming and refreshing, she i supreme,
Never for one moment does she lapse
into mOnoi0ny; every gesture and every
incident IN her ilhmiable by-plny add
flavor 20 the delicidis aroma I know
40 better tern, which peryades her act
ms.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
NOT ENOUGH.

New York. April 15.-An unyerihed
report Is going about that President
Cleveland intends 10 Offer Tammany Han
the postmastership and nothing else Ia
the way Of New York federal patronage.
Mr.. Croker aud Mayor Ciroy declined
10 express an opinion IN regard to this
report. The talk among minor Tammany
men Is that II the postmaster alone be-
Offered II viii be 'declimed with thanks "
The services Iammany rendered the ma
tiOnal ticket are too Important, they say
10 be paid on with the pOstmastershp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-16
HoWrS THIS.

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot BE-
cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY * Co, propretors, To
ledo, O.
We. the undersigned have known II
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
business transactions aud financially able
70 carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEST & TRUAN, Wholesale druggists
Toledo q.
WALDlNG, KINNAN Il MARVIN
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ taken internal.
w. acting directly upon the blood and
rnucuous surfaces of the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free