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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

special TO the Gazette.
Harley Tex, Dee. . Settlers and
brospeetprs keep dropping IN. Some good
summatcd.
II. Holmes, who received the ap.
poinu9gnt, has charge OF the nostonice.
IS ~ Bate, attorney OF this place,
Wlv' as speclal district judge OF Shnr'
Mug last MONDAY having been eleeteI
ny Inc ucinhers Of The hnr. In the Al,
Hence OF Hon. II, n. Wallace. WHO was
sex aud unnhlo 20 attond.
Nange stock are IN excellent shane for
thc winter No trouble TO lind fai
Only tvs proposals we're nun In FINN
rdUtt '""N
Thu now route goes into effect next
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
GONANGHE'S TRIBUTE
To the Immortal Grlnbury-Ladies
orComanche Brought Beau'i-
ful Flowers.

Comanehe. Tex. Dee. 2.-Editor Ca
zotte-Dear Sir. Permit me, as mem
Der Of II. 3. Graubury's old regiment and
bricade. 90 congratulate you on the
.5lendii report VI the burial services on
,i,e 3Onb. and ask you to make a small
,'.,,.,,.,fion You give StephenVilie credit
f,r me flowers when II should have been
r.,rrenshe The howers on the c1sAet
s5,iis h state AZ the courthouse were
plaeed there b. the writer. The Wfrait
was made by Mn. II. r. hiii' 2ho inc
star and scroll Of rcd Bowers VIA v'T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
EMMA ABBOTT.
HER NAME RECALLED BY A SUIT
FILED All DALLAS.
The Executors of Her Estate Want
Large Sum Of Money From
Dallas Man On, 1t is claimed,
Note Given the Singer


NT7FVIlI 10 line G1Trffp,
D,uos n, - 49,,
80, ,'l -. i,'s, -'-'i-'iha Appo!t me
SWEEP singer whose voice was siillcd two
years ago was great fayorite IN Texas.
In her lifetime sbe invested monev in
3, ,u,s ami ,,i...,.t. M ~ na,,.,.'.,
. "s' "un e'seWl'ere. w ~ bunh'hE
70 CIV York City, Vas Houghtou Of
q ~ =. and James i. Mitchell Of In
y III No eyecntors of thc estate of
70, % -. ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
GALVESTON BupGDr.


sfNNNiNN ~ NH' 'fNNNNA'A
Galveston. Tex. Dee ?. Following
tho example, Of bis preJoccssor C6l. A..
~. Shnnnon, the newly elected p0snnas.
tor. has appointed his son Alc1 Shan
non, Ir.. assistant posunastnr.
The rcsdonnn Of Tom stafford at
Cedar Bayou, valued al 5000, was
burned last Thursday night during hs
absence, II is believed to have boon
fired 10 conceal a burglary, as Mr. sinf.
ford had old gold coin, LOT Of silver
wnre aud many valuable relics
The grand Jury. before Il adjourned
today. returned Indictments against over
three hundred liquor donlcra Ia Galveston
county for failure 10 take out state.
county and city llte.iscs Tho indictments
were found on Information from Austin,
which showed that the Indicted parties
had taken out government license but
not for state, county Or city. The pcn-
nlty "a a iine and imprisonment The
action VI the grand jury hns created
quite q eDnmOiion among the salOonista
Of this city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Cheyenne, Wyo Dcr., Last Tues.
dny fnremhn llusou of the Frnitsa N
ferrlsh gatuc company nnprehrndrd .ix
men while'in The act of killing cattle On
lhe rahrN The mrn wore brought ma
lhe district court To-day. aud sentenced
% one Years imprisonment In ihe non.
ltentntl lu pleading guilty, one of Tho
WuhWH spenhng for the nnrty. sail
they Nolr ihe cattle To koep dior fam.
ilos irom starving All the mon nra
lmipors liviug IN iinx Rnite couny, Nch'
lhclr rrnpH laicl heir farms wero
norls4gcd. and their families were stnry.
ing, The pathetic story affected uo
judge nnt Che court officers To tears,
imposed "''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
HE MAY DIE,
A Fireman sadly Injured In Gal
weston Fire-The Loss.


Special to the gazette,
Galveston, Tex, Dee About /
o'clock today fire broke ont ia the third
story Of the largc furniture and house
fitting establishment Of Kaufman Open
hcimcr, on Market. between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-df,h streets The en-
tire lire department was called out. anil
when Il reached the scene Of action,
the whole third Story was mass OF
flame, but wns soon brought under con.
troll and eNtinguished. During The prog.
ross OF the lire an accident occurred
which may result 10 the loss Of q life
Specinl officer Dave jordan, Of the Gal
weston detective force, was assisting
Charles Daniels, Of mechanical engine
No. J., aud Frank Mullpy, formcna Of
truck No !, IN passing up pipes 70 Dan
icls and MnllOy, who wcrr standing on
the top Of the ladder, when IL gave way
and all OF the men were preriDitniod
10 the shed below, distance OF about
thirty feet. Daniels sustained a severe
cut on the head and was Otherwise Sc
riously Injured MallDy received a se-
we're injury 20 his spine and was speedily
conveyed 10 his home IN an unconscious
condition, from which he has not yet re-
covered. Daniels was conveyed 10 81
Mary's intiramry, suffering severely from
internal Injuries Detective Jordan es
capcd with slight injuries
The stock In The entire building from
the third 20 the first d0or. II dhmagei
BY FIRE and water. The FIRE starred on
The third l,or. and " supposed 10 have
originated from n gas stove u~d 10 beat
glue. The stock 10 the builiing was
valued AZ S6j OOO. and Was Insured in
outside rompasie1 for S59.T50 Tie dam.
age to the stock Il esiinated ai S2O.010
aud 20 the building al about 5000 The
building belongs 10 the estate Of r. II.
Davis and Is fully insured
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
WHOLESALE ALABAMA POISON
ING.


Montgomery, AID. Dee "a whole
snio poisoning .. reported from F0ri De
posit tonight On Thanksgiving dag IS
lars, bad n gridge against Mr. r. NJ.
seafcy, proprietor Of iLe Houston house,
mad placed some trough on rats" On
turkey, after it had been upon the table
Tor tho guests. Those who iic Of u wefe
suddenly taken sick The next day TIC
negro put some 0f the poison 10 drinking
water and upon some " The hceiFtealg
Senrcy, Ms wife and daughter, Miss Me
Queen anl several dfnmmefs Two CAME
very near dying FROM he effects nf tho
poison. The negro was arrested has con
frFsed and bis irial - now pending.
Lyncdng was talked Of but u isfhOught Il
wall not take place unless some Of DE Vie
Tins DO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
cHIcAao MARonALrY rRAaEpY

y T7l@'7N ~
Chicago Dec The nomination for
mayor u George II. Swift al the lie
publican convention today was attended
by tragic Incident IN the sudden death
Of well-knOwn banker, Charles Koa-
minsh koaminski seconded the noni-
nation Of Swift and retired 10 the com
mitiee room 10 serve On The committee
on REVOLUTIONS. When be suddenly sank
70 the ioor. expiring Immediately
Swift's WAY The 0nly name placed IN
nomination and the present acting may-
or was speedily chosen BY arclnmAfion
In the Democratic mayOfaiy convention
also held today. John r Hopkins showed
unexpected strength and was nominated
On the frat ballot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Misses Ssylcs, brigham, Bcntly, Barry.
10y Mintor' Manic DOUGLASS, Groves
fSnnic tOpk, l.,NSic Douglass, Hall and
ia Nook McsHrs Polk, Radford.
Berry. Buck. Heyek. Price. rowusond
DOUGLASS George Kerry, Shelby. Blcd4oc.
hfslan, Court berry, Jameson and Roni,e
81 hmnl, simpson OF Fort Worth. Mr..
aud Mrs John Hocny. An had 4 very
ENJOYABLE time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

s'p'NlW 10 ihp ihEcitp.
Elmo, Toy, Doc . nr \, NJ Fy
ma ihmlly lot this mornmg for indians
nmliHl Ind, their future home
lHrmrra nw through gathering cotton
NlngWs fcrori mly about two thirds "a
Since lhn refNni rains we hear M
more growing about stock water.
~ hrcscni q strong wind rs blowing
from the 4puthcaH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

On last Wednesday morning about II
O'clock. MIR s. d. Brady, cashier Of the
Citizens' Exchange bank Of Orrick' Mo-,
,rqs yeddel to Miss Fannie Olimau,
danebter OF Mr. and Mrs X. Oatman OF
Denton Inc wedding took place az the
nome or Miss Oatman IN Northwest Den
ION After receiving many congratu-
lations the happy oonIile left on the noon
train for Orrick, No, their future nome
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

MANCHESTER Doc . There has boon
little Improvement m the volume OF bud
ness in The cotton market durInr The
wcpk Prices hnyo been rather irregular
iayoring the buyers of Madras only.
The Indian market shows an approaching
activity. Chinu * SIN reserved, only
mnrknls nrn llfeloas, hit The South Amer.
can 10 beginning to slow more interest
The home trade Is dun pending the com
plelion Of the annual bt0rktukinR Yarns
command HprtoNhnt uAdihr hnlfH tp
manufacturers. hut ynluca are tondua
lower The wocks decline has boei
about 0no-eighih Of penny pound,
Which, however, rs about compensated by
the reduced cost OF coll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Hy AfAocihifu ffcaHi
Vienna. Dee "a serious encounter
occurred In coffee house Ia Bndn
Posth Thursday between ciiisens and
officers, the former demanding rypsy
baud 10 play "kossnth,' q song and the
oilicOrs oijcctinR The row developed Into
o riot A number Of persons were In
iurcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
FAILURE An MARSHALL.

Marshall, 1'oy., Dee. "a. Gold.
smith. dry goods and clothing. filed deed
of trust ~ D O'Clock this evening, naming
w w, llertHill, trustee. Liabilities, pro
fcrrod, about 100000. othar liabilities lin.
known. Assets. Independent of accounts
about $4,000 Bad business aud bard
collections are the cause,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
AN OFFICER
shoots ano instantly ISiIis Man FOR
Whom He Had a Warrant at
New Orleans.


77'77W77TT'T TTT|Ts
New orleana, Dec, 2-conrt oncer Mar
IN Gels shot and almost instantly knel
ip'lnp Sehhe'dor this morning In thla city
schneider was man of nlmux ha,tn, a
VIC AMI SIX ehltien. lIc had abused hln
WI. iteYuentiy, aud she had nnaiiy bcen
viiu,,peiitl 10 prefer en affidavit Of ihrents
WIN lniVut 90 KIN against him Ofllcer
les was inirusted with tho warrant. and
Mnfu ne tfled 10 serve x SCHNEIDER drew 4
tn-ol ald adtuurul upuu the oillctr Ia 4
ulS % aanyci. luHud pistol ANA irei
wv tng BAL entcrc1 tho abdomen ~ Sohucl
uefs Mlo sank 70 iiic ground and dlod il
Gels was ufrestcl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
|THE End OF ENDS

ook outl We know they will strike you as being the
decided bargains yet offered in our store We know
T. n make an end of lot of goods we want to close
E-make price that will knock them endways Now.
En- would you think should offer you SO pieces 3s and
inches wide all wool Storm Serge Whpcord, French
ia and Fancy Weaves, all new, late shades worth SOC
ia at 99c per yard! You would say they are cheap
N vhere you buy all wool goods at 29c per ward
sbere except at our special sale Monday Understand
4 fully and postively-Choice of so pieces all wo
r sesonable goods worth SOC to 75c at 29c per W o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

1Vodnas5hv evening about = O'Clock,
NJ N ID ponder. young business man
- tbis ni.,ce and son Of Mr.. and Ms.
n A. Ponder. was welded 9 Miss E ,
C,Iiins NJ, 81 dis riaee, and q dauEhier
~ Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Collins. Only
he families and intimate friends Of uie
contracting parties were present rev !
Or. j. :. Martin performed NE eese-
mony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
THE mos RAIL CASE.
4 AHsOpitttpd rrraq

Indianapolis Ind. Dec, . Judge Win.
tors reaehod DE decision IN the lion Hail
reccivorshln ease this morning. The do.
cimon makes nTmnnoni The rrceiverahip
ana orders d distribution Of tho fIuda VI
the order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
"REAL ESTATE. .

Being 20 liquidation. we oler a rrcas
variety Of Real estate holdings sonllsnnx
Of ilrc residences. luhiucsl and bliling
loig. and an immcpeo acreage OF Improved
and rnimproyed lands for sao a. sccfl.
Gee
the MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAHk.
Fokr WcRxH, TEXAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

Ninnn, Doc. 2.-lnilurnza IL spreading
very rapidly The president and Vice
president Of lie Rrichsrafb are pros.
rated by Tic dlHensp. therefore sitiings
crnmont officers are deprived uf their
stalls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The Ladies' Arcil society met at the
Oatman house with Aln. +. Il. Doison
Monday evening, and VIII meet with Mrs
w. A. Ponder next Monday evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
DORM ON FOOTBALL.
Ia Agaafintnl prasr

San Francisco. Doc. 2.--'lhe faculty Of
the University Of California arc cnnsider-
Ing the order prohibiting any more In
ter-c0.ierIato football contests because
Of The personal Injuries that result from
the game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
AlRnsrnp As pYNAM1rnns.

~ IfH7IVIHTTI I-TWH71
London. Dec. . The Standards Der
lin correspondent says Two German
trimna hnye boon arrested near Orleans
IN connection with thc dynamite out
rngus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

hpeclh 70 fhe 1ar'ttes
Denton Tex, Dee Globe Craft q No
gro. stabbed Ii1fye iltnbfcy, another nv
Fro. TONIGHT The wound i fatal C,rafi
was placed IN jail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
KAnAaIAzoo roGann HELD.

DY A810NlINI TfH87
Kalamazoo. Mich, Dee. The exam
lnhlioa oi ftonewali j Prffame, alias
Louis fpresl. the alleged fcrger wa
closed Ibis afternoon. lie was bound
over under BAH Of 500. 'rln baii was not
onerl.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The ball given hist night nt Arnorv
balI ,gaa one 1f the most pleRranf n
the season. 1he following wesn present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03
NOUSSALINE DU SOLE
TUESD AX

dive the Ladies chance TO purchase an all silk Nous
|ns Du Sole sold anywhere in the United States at
nSL5O to 50 per yard; but going to part with
Ia Tuesday and you who wanting an evening or
n dress look sharp for you will be lucky if you get
II Not many patterns but what there are will go Tues.
lid $50 per yard Pink, lavender, light blue cardinal
cream See show window
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-03

The boo tree 70 the sacrNi olty Of Amara-
poola, BnriaAb, q said y be me oidali srss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
COLONEL FREDERICK D. GRANT HoNoRED
.uE IS A GUEST OF THE MoNTAUK CLUB. BROOK
LYN AT DINNER, AND OF THE
II s. GRANT POST.


LYN, AT DINNER, AND OF THE
u S. GRANT POST.
Co,onel Frederick D. Grant, ex-Minister to Vi
emma was the central figure at two social aHairs
in BROOKLYN last evening. The first was dinner
at the Montauk Club: the second was reception
at the headquarters Of L. s. Grant Post, u A. r.
The dinner was presided over by Chares a. Moore
president OF the Montauk Club AT his right sat
Colonel Grant and at his left Mayor Boody Inc
other guests at the principal table were Generai "
O. Howard General Stewart l.. Woodford' Coionel
NJ T. Sprague and T. l.. Woodruff Among the
sixty others present were Colonei Andre" ~
Raird Leonard Moody, ex-senator s. n. Griswold.
Henry r. Heath, Wallace Bruce. captain T. -
ZalInsk James d. Bell and George A. Price. AS
the reception was to follow so quickly. there was
no time for speechmaking. but a few words were
said by Colonel Grant, General woodford. Mayor
Body and General Howard Colonel Grant
health was drunk amid much enthusiasm.
large number of the comrades and frlenos OF
r.. g Grant Post met at the headquarters OF the
post in the Johnston Building. Nevins-st.. near
Fulton-st, to Join in the reception to Coiohei
Grant The reception extended from $50 70 II D. M
and In that time the handsome rooms OF ."s 1--WE Ua
were filled win many r %, the quarter
master of the post received the guests In the great
The reception committee included H. w knight
chairman: General Howard Enoch Rutzler Moan ,a D
Tibbtts George F. TAFT. Willis Mcdonald Inom n,s
W. Topham. General G. T. Christensen, G cnnerT
T 2ssoSds bf En- Gases Parsons j. j. Shepherd
A. Simis H.. e. j. Matt L. s Parker n W ~
s. v White NJ T. 1ayidsSn 1obn 4. Dermody,
H. l.. Brdgeman Jese Johnson ~ CCorSnn iobn
John r. Sutton. A. A. Barclay John Sonoon JONI ond
A. Quintard. w. c. Wallace. Colonel Bacon ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
MR. CULLoM,s PROBABLE SUCCESSOR

MR. CULLOM'S PROBABLE SuCCESSVh
GEORGE +. DAVIS LIKELY TO BE THE NEXT
UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Nov % (SpeciaD.-Shelby NJ. Cuhom
term in the United States Senate expires year
from next January Previous to the late eiece'on
the democrats OF Chicago and Illinois were SO sure
that a Democrat would succeed Mr. Cuiom ''ias
II was supposed the Democratic nomination "ou'u
no equivalent to the Senatorship. Witnin one
month the situation has changed so completely
that there no longer seems room Tor oouot ina ,,
senator Cullom will be succeeded by fepuoh'
can. The Federal appointments for chicago an,
nounced n few days ago were all that was neeueo
10 set the seal Of certainty upon Republican hopes.
The appointment OF Washington Hesins 70 'he
postmastership has made a wide split IN the demo-
cratic ranks The result will be seen IN the app
nroaching Mayoralty election. which WIZ IN al
probability result In the success OF tne ,ha
ppominee George Ii. Swift. Mayor pro tenn. u1
aiection Of Swift means that George H. DAVIS VII.
90 10 the United States Senate when Su'io" 'ei"'
expires ~ -o.os,r,s Southern ILL.,
rcis senator Cullom's seat belongs 10 Cmcaho.
n5er the redistricting OF 1893 this city holds me
balance OF power in the next Legislature hepuDtur
can success in the Mayoralty election neHr ,o dis
will mean that n majority OF the oeidtoa ."' ut
,,in,s Of Cook County will go Republican mex, next
fail Cor seauentlv the election or Repuphcain
70 the vacant Senatorship is regarded as assured,
s:aorge r. Davis Is the logical candidate. anu INC
party leaders are united In his faVor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
JvsayE on TIE BEACH NEAR ROCKAWAY'
THE MATE OF A WRECKED SCHOONER. WHO WAS
SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED ATTACKS
WOMEN AND MEN-A PARTY MADE
IN TO ppJNG HIM TO BAY


nh. schooner Medicine was wrecked on the beach
roor Rockaway about two weeks ago. AT that
limo tho mate was supposed to have been drowned
This proyes to be untrue as he has since been found
an tho beach He Is q maniac. however. The first
a % the man was on Friday morning when
I,dvard Tracy saw him eating swimmers on the
h.,ch He had no hat and little clothing. Tracy
walked toward the man to look at him. AS Tracy
s..rooched him. the man ran into the woods. On
Tri1av afternoon he attacked Mrs. Macarthur. wife
Of the Chief o. Police. but she beat him of. On
S,,urJay afternoon, William Trededal was cunning
on the point of the beach The man attacked him
and took from him the gun IN, ne was CARRYING. In
Trededsi saw the man picking the meat Of a crow.
witch had not been cooked Read Rockaway and
George Ferril two fishermen OF Rockaway. observed
i've man wandering about the point. The fishermen
h h, nnlled their boat to the beach and were
n"me distance away. The man ran for II but FerrIl
cached il first and pushed out from the beach,
John Corning and George Mcveigh were also at
lacked by the man. Cornings shoulder was dis
located Last night meeting held In a liquor
store and party made up TO hunt the man. Ii Is
thought he lives In an abandoned oyster house at
the point Of the beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
COLONEL, BLISS RETIRES AS LEADER
HE SAYS THAT HE HAS BEEN AT THE HEAD w
AFFAIRS IN TIE xITH DISTRICT
long ENOUGH.

long ENOCGH
Colonel George Bliss yesterday sent letter 70
Tho chairman OF the XIth Assembly DISTRICT ne
nubl,can Association. announcing his withdrawal
from active participation in the AFFAIRS OF the us
,r,ct Colonel Bliss in his letter, wishes 70 De re-
tanned as an enrolled Republican OF the o's'''e'.
He also tells OF his services OF long years
standing TO the party in connection WIN ."e
Assembly district OF which for many years ne mas
been the practical leader He has occupied 'na'
Mace for more than twenty years and ne consul
srad II time for him retire During that time no
penublican has been nominated for an e lecuoS1
of,ice in the district unless he first was consueo
and decided that the nomination would De %ise
ono and he points to such men as kusn =, Iliw
kins Aonzo b. Cornell, Knox MeAfee; WHAT'S harssS As
peahody Elliott c. Cowdin, William WaiuoIi , As
tor lanes NJ Varnum, Walter Howe, ROBERT way
hamilton and William n. Hoag as the class OF me, men
,,hn we're nominated through his instrumentalty.
Colonel Bliss in closing his letter. declares ina.
OF the County Committee Is neGes,
He declares that no investigation IS requ'iea
~ SHOW this and says that the organization as
now constituted has lost the confidence Oh the ell
Is is understood that Colonel BLISS retirement NJ
,vaars the advancement of John SABINE smith 70
the leadership Mr. Smith Is the chairman oi sae
cnuntv Committee which - now unoer ni'es"s"
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
DOCK COMMISSIONER wIlITE NAY BESUED
EXAssEMBLYMAN MULRy HAS DRAWN VI
PAPERS IN A CIVIL COURT FOR 100000
AGAINST HI.I-TuE RESULT OF
QUARREL AT TIE SAGA
rpy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEiDuSE.l
MORE CLUB.

William p. Mury ex-Asscmbyman. has Drawn
up papers In n civil suit against Andrew ). Wm'e
Dock Commissioner. for 10000. Both are lam,
many men and members OF the Sycamore clnp. lt
appears that Mulry had been In arrears In his ciup
dues for some time. and for this he was dropped
from the membership roll. About week berore
election. he appeared at the club Mr. White says
In an intoxicated condition Mr. White requested
him TO leave the house. As he declined TO go NJ MI
10 the door.
Mulry intimates that he seeks redress because
OF the other club members rather than for physl.
cal injuries received IF he makes an apology r
given" said be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
WORKS OF ART SHOULD BE FREE FROM
DUTY.

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir The draft of the Tariff bill provides for
placing upon the free list paintings In oil and
water colors and statuary. The provision Is In
accord with the wishes of the National Free Art
League which represents very large proportion
of the professional painters and sculptors Of
America. -,
We trust you will be able to lend us your valu-
able support in sustaining the measure
~ CARROLL BECKWITH,
President National Free Art League.
New-Ycrk. Nov e. 1898.
(The Tribune warmly advocated the incorpora-
ton of this feature in the Mckinley act and
greatly regretted the restoration of the duties on
works Of art which effected in the final
revision. 1t heartily approves of the action OF
the Democratic members Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means in placing works of art on the
free list They have taken OFF. 1t is true. tax
on Injuries; but American artists have rightly
complained Of duties which compromise their
reputation and placed them at serious disad-
vantage. They do not want tariff protection for
home industry. Works of art ought to be on the
free list. They are not mechanically
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES.
Finish and Durability Unequnllcd.
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.ionettes. and with state Senators who are

are marionettes. and with state. Senator'S who are
past masters OF political piracy, D.. o.. o.,
,be Modern Press" Ex-Mayor Abram s. Hewitt
was warmly greeted and he spoke OF the encourage
Mayor-rlect Schieren spoke upon: The influence OF
the press in the Late Campaign William j. Gay
last speaker. and he paid Il tribute to Moral
Forces In Politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
MR.. CRAIG WILL TAKE HIS OLD PART TONIGHT.

Charles c. Craig will resume his original part
of Martin Berry In "Shore Acres at the Fifth
Avenue Iheatre tonight. Mr.. Herne having fully
recovered from his accident Of last week.