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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
THE pFTROLFTN MARKET

The week in tho petroleum market promises u
end with the stagnaon that has generally ruled There
,ro no business I'm National Transit certificates yes
,crday at the New York exchanges. and the Oh CITY
market was steady at 30 ,-.''t"4c. Eehnei luota-
lions were unchanged jiO, per gallon III barrels
1gOc In bulk and csc In cases. Foreign quota
lions were Antwerp. II - francs Bremen, BOO
marks London, l-2SOlOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

up in the Tonbs last October Michaclis became
III from, rheumatism end paralysis Of The nerves
Sc; in Dr. ChetvOoG declared that the PRISONER was
getting worse instead Of better in To" Tomp'' h''
Foster Who /. engaged in "'aritahic Work J.. oI'
was understood that he would plead guilty. 50 ui3t
.. cul. . conl.itfcG 10 some INSTITUTION WnrIr "''
chances of recovery were better than IN TIE io"H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. g. 3 10 p. m.Bcef In fair demand :
extra India firm TOs. Pork
in fair demand; prime mess Western
fine steady nj 81, Cd Hams in good demand
short cut about II n 10 rs H. strong al 5ss
bacon In good demand Cumberland cat about 20 ID 10
30 To- strong ut sis short rib. about 20 ID, strong Mt
sos Gd long clear mddles abont 45 ID. strong at sos
Cd long and short clear nSides. about 55 H. strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
SETTLEMENTS OF STATE BANKS.

THEIR RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES on De
CEMRER Is. 1892.
Albany, Jan. 6.-SupeIintendent Preston, OF the
state Banking Department, reports that he has re-
ceved statements from 49, banks showing the aggre
cate of resources and liabilities of the banks Of the
state I'D TO December is, 1-92, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
FOrty-Ax OF the banks In New-YoIk CITY make
the following showing:

the following showing:
Capitol s17572 700 surplus. 80 IA 5G3 undivided
profits Sc e7 Oo5 circulation % COS due to depostors
demand s135 25s e47 due to trust companies. Sats.
National and private banks and brokers, Gil Gil 1872 due
individuals and corporations other than banks and deposit
tors s162 99l due Treasurer state Of NewYorK, $780,
go; amount due included under any Of the above
heads S699, 44 total liabilities, slsiO157H Loans AID
discounts less from directors, Slo3 DO due from
directors e3 100: oyerdraft SOL O6 due from trust
companies State National and private banks and brokers
sI1so G78 real estate SO s2s52+ bonds and mortgages
1920 2e4 stocks and bonds s5,S97343 specie, sll57O-
271 icgalender notes and circulating notes
Of National banks looio2Gi; cash items, s3i,26s2i;
loss expense account, 1924 324 assets not included
under any above heads 1882 443 total resources,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

Of the Hatch bill Corn was up in Sympathy n wit to
nc wild advance provisions May sofa from fos ~
closed the top Feeders are taxing ,e SDt
roIowct corn ~ Sold from 3iss 3i7s and cosed az
$50. Faxseed was shade easier and dull May coseu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

cod o,,i,a-r LIS Low Nlddinr. S 81

IivorIo kilograms. 80 p m I'''"ir,' @,"u d.,
c.hirb American 300 I1Ifst sales lN'hN' ''' 10
vll. for speculation aul 'Npr Zoo h, - Nv ,,,t..
600 I,e.t SPOT market falr lu-n.- dolhRi H'""'"|
u?'lni- j'ti -. M, t.to. ,,,,p,r,~ WITH
on 80 i,lcs mi. day l14f and 81 800 hA !" t'
CORRESPONDING dny l1-t wear >lnc" 'rpi' nh . ~. -,
cci,t. brtc been HGl3{jg bal alaln- i"ft 80 h''
49,, nc ITO contemplating period af' lh' hs"'
- ~. % ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
Proposals.

OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF Gus
" toms, Port Of New-Yors JanYaS ~ sauPropos sal.
II 900 lots q unclaimed and abandoned merchandise.
Catalogues must he deliver 40 SeiIurr Room, Custom
UoTsr on or before January 81 1893 Proposals will be
olcncd az no January . ls93 Manuscript and sample
dialogue can be Soiyur Room Custom House.
FRANCIS HENDRICkS. Cole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

quotations.
COITON-In sympathy with adv ancc the option
list spot prices marked up l6c and The market
closed al. Ri bale lluy III
haes 10 .pinners and 200 haes d'liyrd on contract
Ouot1tions based American STANDARD 81 clo-..1-
cation and ON cotton running In QUALITY not more
than half . grade above below the tra1c quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

Caeh quoltlons follo"s: FIouroOuiet NIT ,
uatenfs ar. up ljd2cc. auI bakers 5&l over IN.
prices one week back No SPRING wheat 72'c no
4lsc. so > oats. 3o'ec; 80 ? white: r. O. De-. az .
No 3 f. o. b.. 49dilc; 30 I. I. o. b.. BIO. 70
ila> secd ~ 10. Prm' unotLy -eei "9as ,oo Nc
ro.s pr hi SIG J00si6 GIG. larl pr ~ -
80 So Nor, RS sd". loos'. - '"dty 90 ury
sn.;ed should ?. ,oNci - iG2 - p .h1f Gear il
Goods peg ianon 81 30. .urais-cu' loaf 52d''c :
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
rns ars,t-.t n.rs+I Tor stamp,

IL may not be generally known
shat Paris Is the great postage stamp
market OF the world. There IS u
regular bOurse held every Thursday
and sunday ir a corner OF the Champs
Elysecs, where hundreds OF men.
women and boys eongregate with
their postage stamp albums and
packages Of stamps for sale or cx-
change. II i said that thousands OF
francs change hand, shcre every
market day.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
August.
.y 90
flower

c G. McCLAvE. School.
81 Park Place. Elmira, y.
Tais Spring while away from
,ezehi1g my first term in a
(J school | was perfectly
81 with that human agony
! 5yspepsia. Aftcr dieting for
sSs aud getting no better. n
uro;e me, suggesting that |
J. US; Flower. The very next
,arch2sed Il bottle. / am dc
% say that August Flowef
re 50 that have quite re
= tom my ind;sposi;ion." -
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
KNOWLEDGE

comfort and improvement; and
q PERSONAL enjoyment when
II, nd The many, who live bet
Y, a,bers and enjoy life more. with
,,rsndiiure. by more promptly
- he worlds best products to
p. N physical being. will attest
- ,5 health of the pure liquid
H. prineiples embraced in the
r. syrup of Figs
| s,,llenca is due to its presenting
| an most acceptable and pleas
/. II tl..c. the refreshing and truly
- upperties of n perfect lax
I. ttaally cleansing the sys;em-
| - c1lds, headaches and feyers
| ,szaasutly curing constipation.
l. ,;vsn .a,isfactioa to millions and
f,,s tie approval OF the medical
- because il acts on the Kid
| firsr and Bowels without wcsk-
/, ,ssn and &; Is perfectly free from
4 -tianahle substance
55f Fi-. is for sale by all drug
81. sni sl bottles. but il Is man
al b. the California Fig Syrup
-'vsbazs name Is printed on every
40 the name. Syrup of Fig,
| - usI informed, you will nns
- Substitute II offered.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
sixteen Worlds Fair Photos for On.
Dime.
Dime

Ihe chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail.
way mas made an arrangement with a first
siass publishing house to furnish n series OF
peAu.iiui worlds Fair pictures, of large
only ten cents for a portfolio OF sixteen illps-
uatons- Nothing so handsome In regard tc
,ne worlds Fair has yet been published.
ne series would be worth at least twelve
uoiiar' IL the pictures were not published In
saeh iArse quantities, and We are therefore
able to furnish thess works of art for oniv
ten cents.
Remit your money to George H. Heafford
Sehersl Passenger Agent, Chicago, Milwau-
kee q 81. Paul Railway, at Chicago, Ill. and
th7 pictures will be sent promptly TO any
'peeiiied address. They will make hand
some holiday gift.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
Something New.

The Santa Fe Route has inaugurated
through daily free reclining chair car service
between Denver, Colorado Springs and Og-
uen In both directions
Holders OF second-class tickets to or from
tab or Pacific coast points reading via this
line viii be permitted 70 occupy these cars
Without extra charge
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
a SHORT ALLOWANCE
'"'npslied to Climb the M.,, u.
'e''i" Drink OF w.t,r


:" a'er. water everywhere. nor
any crop to drink Few peonlo ~ ~,
io, ,ias' sailors can appreciate The ter.
''''e import OF these simple words
\ correspondent of H. ya,.Ls.
'ompInion writes that on -.
"hailng. or, as sailors say ..rI,,,
pudding voyage which he 60
made in the brig Arnolda of ~
iucket. shubael Higgins '
.hey ran short OF water. ana an las,
me captain decided 20 put in,o
0oree. cn the west coast of Afriaa
~ they neared the Cape de ycrd.
islands. however. and got into wha,
a'e known 10 sailors As the horse
attitudes. the wind fell calm and tbo
vessel dr.ftcd idly on the water.
rs day after day pa..s6 ,ri,b No
signs of wind Captain Higgins basa,,,1
impatient The surface OF the ocean
wa, as smooth a a mirror. and as
the long. heavy swclls came from tho
regions OF the trade winds tho vess,I
rolled and tossed about ike a rorl,
upon the water. =
We furlcd the square sails /, r-o.
Feat thoir being worn out In Sian
ping against the mast The s,av.
sails we're all set and the sheets
0anlcd in taut, which cascd her
somewhat ia her rolling.
By this time the water had run %
short that the captain fol. OBLIGED n
adopt some plan 10 avoid all unnecss-
sary drinking.
Calling me 10 his side. ne said
-Hoy, bring me a nsw lin dipper from
the slop Ghost"
did 50 Then the captain had ali
hands called aft
Men. no said. Il have alwavs
dreaded TO put my crew on short al.
towance. but the time has come
when something must bo done to save
what ilttio water we have left
Niih that he took a piece Of spun
yarn from his pocket and tied il TO
the haudle Of tho dipper. Then turn.
ing 20 me, ho said. Take this to the
masthead and tie It there
"Now, said he addressing the
men. '.yuu can have all the water you
vac; 70 drink. but you must first 20
90 the top Of the mast aud get the
dippcr and after drinking all YOU
nred yoa must carry the dippcr back
aud tic y; 10 the mast again Cndcr
90 conditions will one OF yoa pass
the dippcr to another. Every man
must get ihe dippsr for himself In
case Of sickness | will send the boy
aloit iuc the sick man This rule
viii apply 10 all oa board. myself in
cludcd
AZ first we regarded the matter as
a Joke on the captains part. but as
the days wore on aud each nf us
made his trip aloii after the dippcr
the novelty wore of. We soon found.
however. that the captains plan for
water was pretty efeetual one.
The ship's scutile-buti. which former
~ We had been obliged TO replenish
from the casks every other day.
would now run a week without refill
ing
We we're becalmed just sixty days.
Then the trade wind set In and We
proceeded 20 Gorcc and rcfilled our
casks But the memory OF the trips
made Aloft after that dipper. and
the spirit Ia which Captain Higgins
performed his part of the contract
left an impression on my mind which
.,..rg.a.fs4s 80 sEta aag
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
Dining Car. to California,

The Union Pacific is the only line running
dining cars between Denver, San Francisco
and Portland, Ore. Enclose two-cent stamp
office lfO3 Larimer 1t
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
In..nr Mltnoat : I'M.

IL think that fortune teller that /
went to to-day must DO insane p
"Why do you think sou
..She said would marry shortly,
hut ms husband would not DO
wealthy
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23

ou're the sleepiestIooung individual ,
ever saw" said Farmer sedgwick 70 tho
tramp who asked for meal .sYes. even nv
he S 'e' duo'i
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23
Have You Asthma-

Dr. r Sehinmann. St Parl MINI, will mall
trial package eof'-Schirmann's Asthma Cure"
tree 70 any sufferer. He adyertises by giving
10 away Never falls 10 give instant relief In
worst cases and cures where others fail. Name
this papar and send address for free trial
uAasA.e
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23

The coming dictionary Will probably define
a daisy to BE- a tough In full bloom.
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23

Moantsins of difficulty eome high, but we
must have them
The Lamar register., 1893-12-23

Charity does not stop with single loaf o
bread
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
CoRsrcANA SCHOOL TROUBLES

Corsicana. Tex. March D. CSpeciol.) -
In The case against Prof u. NJ. Faust
for assaulting little SAME Irons about
two weeks stree, the council calls Ton
the resignation OF Mr. Faust az supern'
tendcnt of city schools, but allow MN
10 retain his position as principal OF the
high school IL is not lpnw who VIII b'
selected as superintendent Fara-
graph 6 Of the majority re-
bort of the school committee reads az
follows: 1--WE find from the report of
"a reputable citizen that one of the boy'
who would confederate together 10 carry
out bad design, said 90 him In elect
We boys have made it up 20 detic
Prof Faust until we run him out Of
town"
Paragraph s. "Wc believe that many
mdigniiies were offered 20 Prof. Faust
IN public places. aud such indieniues
we're ON same line and occurred under
such circumstances aud conditions aud
at such places, such as the depot, post.
Office aud church, and FROM class OF
bows as 10 warrant as in believing maj
each boy was acting with the knowledge
Tint The others were engaged iu lh,
s1ulc acts. 0r near Il, and probably there
WAS common design among them %
carry out prcarrangcd Plan.
Vhe majority contrnded th0t % sus'
mend Prof Faust would encourage boys
to pnrsue tho same c0urre toward Other
suIprintendents in tho fuiure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
SUNDAYS STORIES.
Happenings Of Local interest in
the City Yesterday.
THE TWO sYClCLs TOURISTS.
They Arrive in Fort Worth on a Journey Around
the World-To Ire Pen For henioas
Crime A Peach Street tSe.
Olhor CITY News.
rAr1s ~ rnn r0IIrn-

It is common joke to coudomu the
policeman for never bong thcie when
he is wanted. aud Often complaint ~
made with moro scriuusnoss Oi tho
runghness of the policeman. To the obs
server who rs much about the police Of
nee the wonder ~ not Tint the officers
are sometimes rude but that they are as
patient as they are, for like that other
much tried cinss the railway ticket scN-
or, they have large ucmnnus ON theif
patience No many Of the iowll the po,
lice Is the one representation on nW' anu
NJ an appeal Is 60 bo made Tor legu r.
dress, tn the police come thV aggucyWl.
Hrrc an, some samples Oi thc pass
weeks occurrences. A couutymW came
from down town and told the ponce lNNA
a hrp Navajo blanket was held ny =
saloon man and hc would NOT Nnfrehuct
% tO him though it was hs und DE want.
cd it. The explanation was soufoht wy
Yukon tho blanket and Tor drinks had
puwucd the Nunkpt tu Che hntkccrVr
Tor sD conts worth of drinks q kiud ot
enforced treating that the visitor dld MOI
appreciate lie was very displcascd
when told % WIS a ciNil cnse anu the 70.
lice were helpless in the case unless ne
made an accusation of theft aud ihis
ho could not make. \ colurd woman
complained that rocking chair of hrrs
was held hy woman living No tue house
from which the complainant m1 lust
removed. and she wanted the police 20
imd tho house aud bear uh Tint chair
vi ~ arms. A wildly excited negro boy
reported De had been working Tor o. man
nd hc had boon discharged, but hhl.
nncc of 80 remained iu HIS favor ihnt
his former employer refused 90 pay. lhe
other side of The case was AN oycrdrnWn
account The dissatisfied dnrkcy went
Oft saying What Is the use Of - policies
that can't gct q mans monty Tor MN
when he has worked for w
Only those who are on the streets ~
night when most of the city mhnhi-
tunts are asleep can foru amy idch ul
che number OF family skeletons thu are
unveiled by the desire thnt all have 10
know the worst, or 40 least that ull pro
Tess 90 have The night chief phrucu-
luny requires much sound discretion ns
| iu such cases us this; SomuWc uEo o.
wife had suspicious OF the fidelity ui her
| husband. not that there b. but one to 80
| in this category, hut there was % pnF-
I urular ono whose feelings were wrought
! to "a point beyond her endurance She
gallipd forth Go got confirmation of her
| fears and went whore she thought, but
/ dreaded. these fears might hc rruhlNi'
| She soon saw That she was in nh unen-
| wnhlr position. and like Those loo a more
! humble sphere sho was compelled 10 ru-
/ trust hprsclf to the police, aud 20 thp
| credit of the force boz 40 said. not o nlut
/ of her identity has ever got ouI Not
| TINT there was any wrong done, nr even
! mwomnulv in her net, hut 10 u used
| simply to Illustrate the fnct that w time
of need "ull toll thcir trouhlca 90 the poo
| lcemuu.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
THE REVIVAL

seldom. e ever, have the citizens OF
Fort Worth listened 20 three more earn
pgt aud soul-stirriug sermons Than those
preached hy Rev Mr. Wilton ut the
First Methodist church yesterday; ln
the forenoon large congregation heard
linn on "rhc Profit of Prayer" iu The
afternoon his sermon to- men only was
ON tho text, "rhou Ar Weighed I'M the
Balance and Found Wanting" II pro-
duced a deep impression on all who
heard &c. At night "a packed house heard
the most impressive sermon he has YET
preached. on why WIN Ne DicT'
MANY remained 90 the after meeting
mud several were converted. During The
day they were ten applications for mclu-
bprship i'm the church. The singing is
being led hy Mr. g. T. Miles, who ~ ably
reinforced by the Epworlh leagues of
Inc city. Those who are conducting The
meeting believe that great work 81
inst hpdnnmg. Services every day nt
iU a. m. aud 7:3O p no.. ON next Wed.
nr.dny afternoon ai 1880 O'Clock o sl~c-
mi service viii be- held for the children.
An children invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
49, ANn MnMnN.n

Charles l'whmnus company win pre-
mHnt DOMINO a ltrlnscDs greatest play
Mon aud MOmeiI' ut the Oprrn house,
this city, noAt wednesday, Mpr4h y.
DoAlillc ~ liolnEeO arc the authors pf
more succcsunl plays lhun any OF tho
othor Workers IN the field OF American
dramatic literature.
Their admirable efforts, lord Chum-
leY," '"lh0 llmrlty inll' aud 'i'h0
Wtfr' hive uohiNypd great p0pulnri-
iy Hud uc VOL known 90 all theat'r
EOorA but DE rrcairyt Of ilirlr numerous
ci4us rs "Airu aud Women which
tolls story ~ pgnry dny life ln tho mqHt
natural impressive mnuurf possible.
no crntrnl ugum iH thut of tho young
bank rnphluf Whose greed for wealth
uruinut llm ~ become ~ dnfnnier,
Tho blame la fastened upon nn iruncent
mas mud tlie cnslicr lcnds bis iaiHn life,
nnd Is nh0ui t0 zoe an innocent man pun-
lNhcd. when lhr weight Ol his Conscience
becomes TOO heavy Tor him and be uc-
knowledge bis crime,
Tho great met ot the play " the mid
night meeting Of the hnnk directors aid
and nt iu cod the cnslipf allps onto hia
0wn hands The steel haudchlH intended
TOR the Otlirr making q most intense
conclusion, 30 what ia admitted 90 be- tho
Drcataai act ever written hg nn Anrris
ean dfamausL Nhaflea tIohma't eolu'
pany ~ One " grent merit mud pel-
f0ilnance " unusual strength and dig
niiy Cnn be 0apectp1
Thoso cssnyink the different uharac.
terr are Frdnk Burbock. Prank Il Mills,
Frederick ~. Ross, Louis H. Geisel 4.
Bernarl Maclyn Arbuclie, Noii OBrlen,
Walter Pmlins, Edgar O. Mnchcy, Lila
ynnc Nnnpite COnstork Lllhnn law.
reucn. Muud White, Nnto Meek, Roy
Befnafd, Arthur Hayden and n. Phil
lips.
THE staging Of The play win BE- com.
plpir so every dtal Ali necessary
srfuic inreguiure md effects are CAR
fird aud tho costumes were made e9-
prrialy for this production.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
NIINnIM IIlRAAI.N

That overwhelmingly funny comedy, "Uu
Gle Hiram win be the attraction a.
GrrcnWnliH opera house, iuntinoe today
at g b. M. aud tonight
The comedy serves 10 Introduce the
adventures of % smart cOnntryinun who
has evidently had his oyo.tevth Cut foYo
ml times The comedy has amused
thousands 30 cycry city throughout iho
United State and Canada "UhclG
Ilrnm" hos very hui7l Time of m
when be- grtg into New York CITY, and
before then his life has not bDon alto
gpther mOnOtqlous one MT Aaron H.
woodruff. who plays This eccentric chur
ncter. 81 an excellent actor ana mnkef
d great deal ~ fun oul Of it Miar
irr6in Griswnld "chippor HOulrctt0,
aids him materially n tho WY Of enter
talniug ana the other membors 81 tho
company contribute their share
While the comedy element pfeynle IN
"Iiucle Hiram it has enough aengalion-
alism M II 40 please everybody There
N y aawmll scrno 90 active operation,
with The man Fastened Oh Tie carriage
that Is fast apprOachiug the whirlinp
saw, aud a railroad train which IL work.
IA 30 lngeni0nsly 0a 20 make Tho effect
yery realistic. more 30 than Che most oi
ibe similar attempts. This Nlece Is fun
of fun from curtain 10 curtain.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
A pTACU sTUTTT FTRE-

About q o'clock last evening IN alarm
called the department 20 Peach street,
near Hampton. where the residence 81
a. $. Davis city pnHscngnr aud Ticket
was ip nnmes. The fire WIS breaking
through tho roof me- the department arr
rived and though slight hitch occnrnd
I'M making hose connections, stream
from tlio hydrunt was soon playing on
the building aud the ilames were speedily
extinguished without The aid Of the cn-
zines. Tie fnmily was absent az the
time the Gre broke out. and It's Origin Is
therefore not fully known, but u Is sup
posed TO have originated from dotec-
live fluo. as the fire WIS located between
the ceiling and the roof Tho house be-
n "A few months ago. and was Insured
for $1,000 he also had 5000 on his fur
niture The loss win Doe about 500,
The principn, damage being from water
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
rnRAsInY nrrAnr,rNr


Nulct OF Nomlrulcr OF the Currency
Washington. Feb O. lso3
Whcreaa by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented TO the undersigned. II has been made
10 nppCar that "lhn American National bank
M Fort Worth. iu The city of Fort worth
iu The county OF 1Urraut ana state %
Texas. has complied with ail the provisions
OF tho statutes OF tltc United States, &c..
q1irod 90 be complied with before an Assoc.
business of banking.
Now therefore. T. Alonzo barton Hep
burn, comptroller Of the currency, do here.
w ccrtlty that "lho American National
bank on Fort Worth" IN the city OF Fort
Worth ln the county Of Turrant ,und state
Of Texas. les authorized to commence tho
business VI banking as provided iu section
hlW1 NJ the revised statutes OF the United
States
Va testimony whereof witness my hand
ana seal OF Office this och Jay OF February,
IScall A. H. HEPBURN
Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
ARIINGTON MOVIES.

Three men were arrested here ycstcr-
day; two on vagrancy charges, the other
for carrying n pistol. There was found
IN thcm II pistol. forty.dye store and
ofber kinds of keys. a number Of burg.
lars tools and 81 80 They gave their
names as Dean. Lewis aud Davis. hut rc.
fused 10 further account for themselves.
Thcy were arrested and taken 90 Fort
Worth by Officers llonea and Douglas.
They were about 10 years old
Rev. y. w. Addison of the Fort
Worth Polytechnic preached a practical
and able sermon here today
An Epworih league viii be organized
horc next week.
II rs reported the bank will be ready
for business In ten days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
,r,p1oN.s DEPRIVATION.

Ieq.rson. Tea. March q gSpeeial)-
f,,,ira II w. M0seloy has decided
sn suoniYt as delegates % inf cotton
,orsaee convention. called ~ Cpmmis
eibnrr iielliarsgouh % asempie 10 Aus
XXI county who desire 10 at-
f...I a mn.
'fta ,niel States hsh commissioner
r.,ss..d through here q night % two ago
snd lefi 500 y0uDg rainbow trOl. which
sesr,. tnened loose in Big tyirtts oayon'
me weather Il clear and ircs<iiiE