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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30
uAgNE INTELLIGENCE

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-, Observation-Disclosures. 5:23
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IN n ater at Fort Pulaski II % am II 80 en-
Central Standard Timel.
Monday, Get 80, 1898.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30


Per steamship. City OF Birmingham from
New York ) " Mcintyre, wife and son.
Mrs c l. Montague and two children Mrs
enry Slrn and two infants. T. II Palmer.
We and infant. Master G II almer, Miss
S.lsman and Mrs Levine, W II New
Ton = Little, wife and infant.
* hriekshaum, Miss 4 Grimm, Mrs A Pope
ami infant, Master y Mcintyre, Miss r Mcln-
tyre, Miss u Mcintyre. Miss IS Mats. Mrs J
rms, MIS- h G SimlIins, Il J Merrielles, Mrs
+ 4 Morse, Mrs } Deyoe, I'll Lawrence, A
y g Parkinson Mrs > a Einstein and
oaughter, Miss II. Einstein and maid.
Miss Gordon. Miss n Gordon, n Nesst. A
Galtenght, Mr. puno, Hy Llnn. NJ A O Byrne.
o G. Pope Il Douglass. n Emanuel Miss
Bessie OK, Miss n Manning, Miss Nj RYAN.
r'ss NJ Hines, Miss c keegan, MISS Is Hy-
I@ad, T. MaSsi, r. Manerini, zimmerman.
Ah'onelh, Charles Goldsmith, Gulmard. d
HFl4Sr. Rome, A Higante, Mrs M Hughes
d. infant and six steerage.
Ter steamship City of Macon from Boston
master Allen smith. Miss Regis smith. Mrs
/, smith and Chtldren, Miss llttleheld,
ans PAGE G Il Stockland, t. CranmOre, Mrs
-annore, Mrs j 3 Hamilton, Miss Laura
t'lllOn. Master II Hamilton, O. II Wood
ana wife and child ] w Toward NJ Gtluers
D'.o vile and lnfaat, Miss GllLert MaS,ef
1t.ett. Mrs II II Bailey, Miss IL Mulrf,
+-''5 Louise Goodwin, Mrs tr'cland, Mrs
n '-tlthews, Mrs @ Ii She lpard, Mrs Doane,
= EaIcom. 4 d Edison ! Garland, w l.
t,--H,9u, Mrs w A Leighton. f. "a 'pc1ter
Sao Vile, Gertrude N eastman. mrs NJ
IasAmau. james Fogg, c o Merrill Louis
l-1.ta. G. g Bartlett w b Dewitt, Helen Ion
Uul'Glh'' vi clifton. James Brock, w II Blan, 4
q dAISoas. > w Putnam, J : Freeman r
- CAe,..af Laird, + Strauhan, M DoEohoe,
sH lanOhOe, n j Gray Mrs II J Gray
U"" SON Miss Flora Kelly, and T. Storage.
COnsi vnees.
Ut central Railroad Oct 29-Stubbs & T,
i'm y "nuery q Co Woods G. g Co, Hunter
W 49, DWeue G & d. Montague Il Co. j >
III '9 va! q b.o. } p Williams & Co, Greigg &
A nv" Gordon Co Butler & >, Warren X
H,.'l i q ! Maclntyre. II Traub, J h Will
W,,.2fSaN anuah Cotton Mills h II Livingston,
,.rlD' ~ * ID Walker. j w watkins 4 FL
I Pl'rcr. Il Kirkland a r. no lReS, G.
a., standard OH Co Tidewater oil Co, c r
IT, nathan Furniture Co, Prof a l.
MIr MT Nv.Irath, Meiuhard Bros & co,
r I-.Ni'- beppard, = "a Co Frank Co
Jog. NJ Henderson. BrOughton Bros.
Ee'g 'i ~ Co, NJ g. G. " West. Loveii J.,
AFt-t d" 60 &eiulinger & IA. b. A ~chwarz.
l..-' ''.A a BRO Palmer Hardware Co Lind
o. I'D. M"Irath s. Co savannah Grocery
I.. iInt tar Hayues a y. PULASKI
I.... J. Williams q co. ~ B Cox, e. III
N.-. B Houston. q = Gordon, " g.
H. sasrl Hound Railroad. OFT 2s-
b.. 81 Fcrst Sons s. 60. smith
s.....' ...nln s. Y. p W Gushing s. Go, -u-
t.. a." h 90. T. L0vcll's sons. s. MorH-
a. Weed & CO. PULASKI Knitting
,"'.-ln 4 %, george Garnet j
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30
Arrived This Morning.
Arrived Yesterday.

steamship City of Birmingham, Burg, New
y5rG-C q Anderson.
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HOsTILITIEs RENEWED.
! q MA III IL -. :


Rocky Ford, Ca. Oct 29.-The corn,
sweet potato and sugarcane crops Of
Screyen arc fine, and with large number
Of hogs 20 slaughter. our farmers can hold
the fort on the provision line. The cotton
crop Is short about one half. and picking
rs about over. Most Of the crop has been
sent n market and sold 40 such a low
price IS ~ bring no money IN the country
and leave many farmers iu debt. The
restoration ~ confidence and the repeal
~ tae sherman silver bin viii come too
late ~ oenCdt us On this crop.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30
Notice to Mariners.

Plot charts and all nautical information
will he furnished masters of vessels free OF
ch4rgetn United states Hydrogc aphie Once,
in IN custom house. Captains are requisite /
to Gail at the Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30

WANTED, merchants 10 try the benefits
w Of advertising IA the zone Cent a
Wore" columns Of the MoRsiNg REWs. 10
will certainly pay
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-30

Senator Palmer has had his coats made BY
the ssne tailor ana 10 lae same style for the
past fgrlg jean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The Worlds fair being the great at.
traction this year. the usual summer re-
sorts suffer corresponding loss. People
who arc in fairly comfortable. but not
exactly easy circnmstanccs--nnd thia
class furnishes the bulk of the summer
tourist business-are 20 great cNtpnt
giving their usual summer outing. spent
in the mountains, by the streams and in
the fnosts, the go-by.
In order to meet this condition Of af.
fairs the Fort Worth and Denver rsil.
road has decided to place on sale ticker.
20 the Worlds fair at round trip ratio
q $50 via the Union Paciic 20 ana
through the Rocky. mountains, and re-
Kansas ard Texas. This rate Viii
90 In effect July II. The nnbi,,
viii have an opportunity Of SEEING
and visiting the numerous delight.
fnl resorts In Colorado, and after speal.
ing few days or weeks there. as tbs
case may be, 80 on 10 Chicago and ~
the great fair, thus combining a delight.
ful summer outing with view OF tha
worlds greatest Of all wonders. lie
White City"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Charles l. Dickinson the real estate
dealer. ran close call from being Sc
riously injured yesterday. He was SIT
ting in his Office talking to some friends
when a bootblack, named Grant, be-
came boisterous and created moro noise
ON the walk in front Of the office than the
law allowed him. Dickinson demonstrated
with the mnuipulator of the brush and
backing. but still he continued his noise
when the real estate man lit into the
kid aud ran him off. A few moments
afterward, the bootblack slipped iutl
the room from the rear. aud dealt Mr.
Dickinson fearful blow on the body
with rock. Dickinson fell to the floor
but was soon restored by the application
of stimulants and some cold water.
warrant was issued for the boys ar
rest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
rHE REALM OF THOUGHT.

pr1f.sgor IIol-v D-,,-,,..l
spiritual World spoke at tho Now
York Chauauqua last week Oh tho spbicct
OF The Origin of Mind" lie said there
are certain types Of animal arehitcciurc
and the body Of man 4. nc Heb, , t",a
ia that architecture nature over r ,at"
or ever viii male. Tbero ,ra ,,,'''',
of shellfsh which uyn5 49," 49, q ''u''o'r
ran out to the end or H's,s ,.H IsS "u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Nelasco, Tex, July S Thu statement
IN the Galveston Ncws Of July 10 tl,e
effect That the Nelasro steem coal yleya-
tor Ia only forty feet high is Incorrect
The Nelnsco elevator Is hundred nn8
ten feet highs u Tie only steam c,ni
elevator on thr Gulf coast. AMI can
handle n 2NOO.ton cargo for SaOi loss
expense than the Same can be- handled
at any other Texas port During lie
p0si twelve months many collcrs. draw.
ing from hteen - seventeen feet. hive
come M the hHzos river and DISCHARGED
thelr cargoes at this elevator without
lightoring. l., 3.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The stariu waves viii reach thi. nlrri.
dlau dnd the other changes will occnr at
and within loo mile. NJ FuTf Worth with
Ia tweniy-four hour before or after
annaos u the dates eiycn bsluw:
in-Cnnler sad clearing.
11-lair and Cool.
II Moderiiing.
10 Mariner
li-StIFin wave on the meridian.
10 Wand changing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Henry s, Duncan, whose checkcred
career was fully ventilated in the news
columns of The Gazette yesterday, failed
to furnish the desired bond of $500 and
in consequence he was taken 10 Marshall
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Curtis
He is accused OF obtaining funds under
false pretonses, hut 10 reporter he
protests his innocence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

There was packed house last nig II
AZ the Door of Hope mission, Bro. sie+.
ing Richardson read and eSpouudcd he
scriptures IN very effective manner.
An hperence meeting followed thu
,ais and many testified 20 the love AZ
Sod y their hearts HE interest rra A.
v9Satlnn9liy- J. A. Sloan will taik 10.
nai,snl, pro Sloan is an oid-ume shouting
s ~, u.s. everybody Is cordially ~
love Of God. '@A anu 'as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

I.aura Bates, dusl,y maiden of the
Third ward, was jailed yesterday by
oGicer Frank Darby on an alleged charge
Of rhhhery
Officer Garrett ran in Joe Walker
ani Mandd Sanders for existing without
visible means OF support.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

There win be an open meeting OF the
post this, Monday evening, July 10. at
their hall corner of Second and Houston
street, An q. A. Il. members, their
wives and families and friends. are in
vitcd 10 participate in these meetings.
which are growing more interesting
each monih Speeches, Rotations and
mnsie viii be fhe order Of ihe evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

VISITORS no CHICAGO

who want TO keep up with Texas news.
will mud the Daily Gazette on sale NJ He
following plnccsi
Grand Pacific hotel news stand
Palmer house news riand.
Leland hotel news stnnd-
Auditorium cigar and news stahd.
Hotel DeSnto uows stand,
Wells T. szer's $50 state strcst
Hotel Hayden. III and 10 Thirty siA'n
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

"The junior senator from Texas seems
to be distributing the patronage says o
lnte Washington dispatch. That is an
unmcrited crillsisu Of senator Millr. and
In Justice to him ought TO be corrected
s.nce The mugwunp journals have de-
elared that to get federal appointments
d man must promise 10 vote right on
the subject OF silver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Examination of teachers to in vaean,
cles in colored school, viii be held
Thursday the 18Th, beginning at s a. m.
This examination is to be held IN build
ing No. y, East Ninth street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
SCHOOLS AND COLL EGGS.
TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

Tulane University, New Orleans, for the
purpose of encouraging postgraduate
studies, offers fifteen scholarships to the
graduates of is own and other colleges.
The appointments are made for merit aud
cntitle the holder TO free tuition and an
honorarium ofsl50
For further particulars address the Sec
rotary Of Tulane University, New Orleans
La.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Tort Nofth ought 70 DO proud Of her
y, Inform rank Of Raights Of Pytllas.
lhe's exhibition drili last Tsesday was
tissaly srat 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

more stroke for civilization ard end The
,,retebed experiment Of semi-barharic
government ID the heart Of the United
St.f,.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The attempt to stampede the coun-
Try aad rush il unawares into The
adoption Of a gold standard might haze
been more successful II tie execution
OF u had been entrusted to other per-
sons than The notorious agents Of East
ON snecnlntors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

'f'ANNN NhfAAisl
The Fort Worth paclery will omen
again soon. The man that raises hogs
will be in Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

For q delicious cup Of ice tea, NOT,
Ing approaches Chase * Snnborn's M.
blend. For sale at Turner X Die
gees,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

~ turning down the Chortaw govern.
mens by The suspension OF the sentences
q men il had condemned to be shot
Secretary Hoke Smlih virtually do
clared Indian uile . be failure. Nov
hat 10 L shAi lar lot him make one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Is the staid old New York Times about
10 Juin me disciples o f Henry George?
II would seem 50 from this:
The showing made by the tax com.
nlissioners Of an apparently large in.
crease In the assessment of personnl
properly serves only to make more con.
smenous the inequality and ineffective.
ness OF the system Of taxing that class
oil property Apart from the corporation
and bank assessments the incrase is
derived mainly from the large estates
OF certain deceased persons. Jhv Gn,,ld
M ms lifetime WIS taxed on only s5OD
VOO OF personal property. Proceedings
VA Tue surrogate's court have shown the
value OF That kind Of property left
ny MN to be about ST5.00OO 600 and tl,e
commissioners have assessed il at $40
VuO,OOO. This affords some estimation
OF tue vast amount Of personal property
IN tue hands Of living persons that
escapes assessment, and OF the arbitrary
ana unequal mnnner In which the prop-
trty OF estates is assessed Those of
moderate SIZE are much more fully taxed
tlan those left by millionnires and the
ihherltances of widows aud orphans ia
general bear u much larger share of
the burden of taxation than the SHINE
KIND and amount of property In die CON
trol OF living owners. Only a small
traction Of personal property Is reached
by the assessors, and there is great In.
equality In the assessment. II the whole
system were swept away and the needed
revenue derived from real estate alone.
there would be great equalization OF
burdens and general relief for eapifnl
employed in productive industries and
the operation of business"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Eight counties in Missouri are nsnoa
Y !. esaor II tho urs~ider'- Of III unite ed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The pebble arr caufl0Htl NOT 30 por money
20 nuv ofuer persons frqgn1pnflug thrm.
selves MS travelling ueruts n this paper, ns
am auih1riiv heretofore issurd 20 any other
persons than those named u herehy IT.
v0Red. Democrat Publishing Couipauy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Heinu' making your "trip 10 Cbic,p,,
SEE The unicn Pacific cheap rates. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The Barring failure, which, BY general
admission, was the initiative Of The imam,
cial troubles Of the last three years. oe.
cured long time before the last presi,
dential election What reason then was
there for declaring just before the eleo.
lion the tariff 70 be the paramount issoc.
and Immediately after The dset.on for
changing attitude ana assertlne lint Nm
other matters must give precedence 10 a
move to make gold the sole unit Of value Z
pae oonaplraiors underestimate The POD.
ular Indulgence,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

\ snake twenty-five feet long and n
loot IN diameter 4 said to have Ter.
nhcd people near Manchester O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Al, wh'fe 10 nov The epurtly
All, tit yer. Madzmo BarrHf.
Am l not fondiy thine own3
An Finung the summer roses.
Annie o the hnnka o Dee.
4 mans a man for a. that.
wet thect Ard a aOwluy sea.
l,Annoeks y barley fn2sl,
h1hule rnn the burnlo doun.
nafney, l1eys the glFls nloao.
BY tho blue AlfailAn inoaai M
load and eheols lnd kisiss.
Behold The morn Is breaking
Come With the glpsey bride,
Gene hats 10 hS wedding.
Come ting INC that sNctt air.
Culrml,iA, Trin Of the occan.
Come in aud thut the door.
Captain With HE whltaeTd.
Could us but llnRerthrfe.
Dovny JILL birds efA feather.
bear lille lunoeeni thlnrs
Oars A lock on do chiekel
coop door.
Douglas, tender and true.
De copn't salvation army.
Do they ihinkof me At home.
f.legy on Madame hiaiss.
fivt O'Clock Ia the morning.
Flow gently, sweet Afou.
Fish q al Rinds she carried.
Green grov the Tiifhei, o..
Coed uighi, aud Joy w yeu q
Gallant jamie Nsnt 4 wnainF.
Hafk, hafk, the q aFi Do bark.
lie fi0le ny irnisr heart away
I've gard on benuty's brow. =
] am q bll,he1ame nlaiden.
Il vaf here Ia AcecntS sveeteli
! eoma ifotn q hkppy land.
J hGre TILED not TO love You.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The machacry Of the Dallas state
fair Is IN motion rarly aud the prospect
Is good that rs next fair will he tho
most successful Of the series, Mr. 4. l..
Huffman Of ihls ely has been elected
general superintendent OF exhibits. which
insurcs thai that important feature viii
be Al energy and experience gan make
u, Hon. luhu II. Cochran, speaker Of
the late housc Of Representatives, has
been enlisted in The service Of The falls
and will gise il his constant attention
The good that has rcSullcA from Ills an,
nual display Of tho states resources
agricultural, miaemi and livestock, Is
incalcnlablc. aud every cliisca Of the
state should aid In whatever way he can
TO promote the Increased success Of the
enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Dashwood's Pharmacy. 500 Mai,
street, is opcn all night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The oniy travelling persons, male or 10,
male. at present authorised o receive AMI
receipt for subscriptions for The Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

:, STATE nramnt a snnaen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Prayer dnring BATH [
Rel 10y hinFGfQrs 4
iRotc, charming hait n
isinga vouY u aiftii
lspaTkiug suuiif ~
Song Of the fklaiA y
spfirg, ctntq lll,f 4,
.lsa ilHerlfQuT efhI
lsoenes thsfafe l1ii,i,il
Sesrcsly cad bslfsl
.IThe dapnirf q fhe az
lThs laird . Cgtkpsh
lI'hcm'il nerifof iitlt.i,
l1hTrc chhdita tAa"t
/ on The ief. ...l
lThe f.il thsi kffli t'
peanut ilSid
slTherc vas AZ % 4~.'
Nlu ilhtA ~ p
The vid0a e'u@
\ by the SEA. -,
There wHt o mth
VI 10 the mllA a..
tThe iil9uirys weaaiAi
sTis al that ! az ~ a
fThe picture on iWeA
.frhaf. the .deif iaei
y 1is better not tthrN
frhUu'ft Ike a h1uti'
lTNiekeHhRri ifrrY.
c Taks back the hsiii,
lTle beart bawd dsrr-
Q The lHide'I fatevel
HE nlinstfels frillir.
F1he CID oaken baffft
lrLe litter IN the eslals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

y Sqpi Old c1lory times.
! m having thee N sorrow.
l heard = voc bird singing.
! eunnst alag tie old songs.
| llvo tho Iusiry springfiiuo.
! Aile dIearit When hfsilsaw,
4 II DER Young - marry yet.
I'm a doun fer lack o Johnnie,
! would ] vtre nearulcs1 cl ia,
II 1 had hui Q Thousand aver,
VI meet you ~ the fissaliile,.
I saw her Ia the violet time.
whlstia and vplf flT Kate.
Jack Spsat could eat 10 al.
Jack and in went ~ The hin.
yesils. the foNer o. IlumhlGne.
Joy once more ills ny bryast.
lust sithin the hArhar tef.
klrg Whlafs drinking norn.
kiul uorsl1 ean never die.
kitilnE over the g4r1irn wall.
Little man and Hide maid.
Lisien % The rlghiingals.
Lliile bird on the Frren tire.
lightdisiie aroutld no falling.
Al2ke ne no gandy ehaplst.
Ny home In yundsf yaiiey.
Mother, Ng;Ch the little Cd
Mountain made ihyliatioiN
My heart issair for somsllody.
Ny fohnny va G Shoemaker.
Ny love she'f hut 9 lafiis yet.
w love waits there Tor ne. =
NPbPdy g1ins 70 many me,
Of, haste cfinlfoa msruiag.
Oh, TAKE ne back 70 SWlizcrl'd.
2 had ! Nings Ike a dove.
Dn 3 green bank, Fcntle Mary.
., CHARLEY u rny darliaf.
DIVINE hfevecE Tpck o maui
u lattie, an thou slefptnE yeii
oh. Ena W alasrfrn nfauetWn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN iHG YEAR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

" " az, Nhhi al tlls tllaittf WI - ~ =
On, i should lso 70 mary. " ~
Oh, y ~ do you tease usf NV. W. ~,
Un the beach ct nfiyhtoa. ittl.la,. Z.
lOie Bull and Dan Tucker. hsl'ei.
Over the back yard fence Ihet-.l
Our Iaak's gotlle home to-tay rs ~ 2
fusy ,.Whsfa have you hoeni ~ NIX w,
Pulling hard asalf;ai the t.rm' iEe ls.ii \,
luy's vile o. kldiyalipeh- s -
Esd, ftt Is the path ofglofy'
saint Patrick was q gentifinan.l n
strong fEith and peIfee; love- LIEN,
AIRY night for = faIahlo. hn IVY ~.
She wore 4 wrath ~ roses. iAis,,i.-
Sc the oonquoring hero eonef. WI "
sound the tfunpei boGiT. n..,,ts
Ihe ipdlaus death scn{' No.
Though year, have passed 10
fhe harp that oncs tiAfopsh NJ 4,
Tara halls. 49,, ~
Us he iasi rose of summer. VIZ ~
The green 1eiils 81 Anienci- ,,issiir " 4
The wake Of J eddy the tilef- W. "
Tho bonnie Earl q Muney, W." ~, u (
The bonnie blink o. DieTy . 9 G S..iI' v,
The CanipbellI are cumlrr g ..is " Z
The Scottish cnigtnltt faEeW } y. " llh II :
Those tassels on Tho boot NIL
lhrse things are sought f1r. W.. y,
There WIS an old vprian- - ~
Ion, Tom, tho pipers son. 49,
The charming young WIDOW w. ~,
The balance Of The tealetl NJ ~ I
The butterfly and the fote. W.
The laefry ulAl1tu and tic tar. ~, a, ,
1Therr'f no hdrnc like my own W. "
ME gu1,aut f.uadefboinh. WEI
mo ft3r spangled bart sf. Mstl y
The tnaa(ntlip moon 70 lsof'E w, W.. =
The oonspirators chorus. .i II
The kiIs behind The door. lnTll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-23
ARobberY Frustrated.

GREENvILLE, Tex, Jan. 23.-W. I.
Ward was passing the First National
bank at o'clock yesterday and discov-
cred q man in the doorway and the
door open behind him. Suspecting
robbery he passed on, intending to give
an alarm, when one of the robbers call
ed to him to stop. Ward drew a six
shooter from his pocket, when the rob-
Der fired and ran. A pal Of the robber
fired at Ward, wounding him in the
left thigh. Ward then fired, but the
robbers escaped. When the bank was
examined it was found that the safe
door was blown to atoms and $4,000
in silver was stacked at the door, but
$4,000 in gold and currency in the
steel chest was not reached. The rob-
beers only obtained $3.50, and left all
their tools, electric batteries, ect., be-
hind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-23

THE RIvER.-There is no change in
the condition of the ice since Saturdays
report, the milder weather of the past
two days having rs yet had no effect on
it. The river is still frozen solidly
from the falls above Georgetown to its
mouth, and no attempt has been made
TO open track since Monday last, when
the two Norfolk steamers arrived here.
Even should the present mild weather
continue, it will be several days before
the ice becomes sufficiently soft for any
of the river steamers to run, but an eff
fort will be made by the Norfolk steam
ers to resume their trips rs soon rs pos
sible. Yesterday evening the river
opposite this city presented lively ap,
pearance. Hundreds ofpersons walked
to the Maryland shore, and various
tests made showed that the ice was from
s TO 16 inches thick. On Saturday even
ing several persons skatcd from Wash
ington to this city on the river