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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The "chHl" that takes notes among
The lassics has brru bringing IN returns
and the notes disclose that enthusiasm
is prcdomInutug ingredient u "a girls
makeup. Deprive the ordinary girl of a
large amount of udjcctIyos aud her con,
yorauou would brromr mono-yIlubc
The party shr enjoyed, tho picture that
plcuscs and the fellow she dntcs upon are
"iust splendid Tho poem She reads
the new huJ che salad and the sermon
we're perfectly lovely and ever, thing she
dsllkes from q girl rival to uu ohiec
uouubIe rrock rs cithcr "horrid" ",tucL
up or hateful The majority of these
young creatures bosnu their sentences
with And Doc said,' or "Aul ( ,uid."
aud the critic beg, pardon for asking h
this style of conversation 90 hc thp out
comc of young ladies summaries, colleges
and finishing schools 80 doubt much
of this extravaganza in expression want
of correctness and absence of iutcllec.
tuality In the average Young womnns
ycy-dny talk is the result of careless.
ness hut rs this carcl,vsncss cXcusabIe2
Familiarity with the continental Ian.
guugcs Is desirable as uu Accomplishment,
hut the English as she Is spoke" orli.
nariy does NOT reflect credit on the Ian.
guagc the scholarship or The pure taste
Of many girl students.
Theorists upon strict family discipline
are fond of quoting the familiar saying,
spare the rod and spoil the child"
Modern testimony from wise persons who
have made the proper management OF
children their study Is On The effect that
occasions are rare when it Is just or
even intelligent TO lift the hand against
child The truth Is there ara too
many having tho control of children who
seem TO think that whipping is the only
form of punishment for AN ofcnses. As
well insist lhat one Mind Of medicine Is
remedy for an diseases when punish
mont must Dee administered To- young
offender Il ought TO De just and Of char.
acter To teach "a solutary lesson n the
child strikes smuller one aud the par.
cnt strikes the child in punishment Of
the ohense is IL not logical In the Of.
fender 20 conclude that the parent strikes
for the same reasons that he did, aud
because he or She was stronger than
himself Would IL not have been better
90 have substituted hauishmcnt TO some
quiet room whore the young culprit
could have time TO reflect ulon his wrong
doing2 Whatever the o0ensc. or the
characteristics of The offender, IL Is pos
sible by a practical system of thought
10 arrive az conclusion as 20 what Is
the better mode Of punishment ia order
10 prevent a repetition OF that particular
wrng.doing and 60 impress upon the
mind Of the child the Importance Of
right doing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

% tHN FHoNri FIG I THE BACK,
slightly loose b0dices. are made with
on without a silk back. as YOU may de-
eide, and are designed 10 De worn be-
meath the popular ticket
bnt unless the material Is very
costly or for some reason you are linz
lted as 70 Quantity, It Is far better 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Womln's Way to Health A woman
way TO accumulate riches Is not alto
Kether a mans way 10 the same end,
and yet her methods ore worthy Of
notice The srccessful woman Is usually
clear.headed apa by her gentle sisters
phe Is apt 70 b. considered hard. her
strength nrinelDallr LEA 10 ,vls-N 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

on the fold, ip~ !
curve Of the wsis n
straight line down
back. Then q, I.,s
place. the side forr,
shown by the do,lei r.
beyond the line n
curve Of the armi n
the loose edge, az 81 i
line.
Basic the shoul1r n
seams; gather the MI
Of the neck, also nj n
slightly below Il lax,
aud belt Try Il on \
alterations that msy u
stitch the seams
Inc extra lengih ~
line and the beli vi
blouse effect; and fr1
all the directions A.
question as 70 new 1
blouse, Zig. .. SHOW, s
popular blouses 81 al
seen aud makes ~
mOdd for Slt II III
plated collar /, ar
back, but falls 10 ir
front aud both he
are full and soft Fad
Is peculiarly good q !
soft make, as The bid.
belong exclusiyely b II
chauE,ahle silk or 10 a.
is suited 20 malrons "a
for so prevalent IA d, 4
ing bodiccs Of an
from the skirts that 3
age and rank Is VI
away.
FACTS Ap0TT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
Nothing
Desire

Every Fir' !
Price has q
Characters.
which absl
parts q
sauces Of "
delicious ~
that Their /
nothing g
have yaes
who has
Delicious
ofLepioR
or vanila
iightdNn'f
OF Or Fssi'
dorsdH 4
lists and
universe 4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

lection Of advisers. whom she chooses be-
cause Their own success has approved
their Judgment by nature women are
bargain makers. and the bargains Of q
business woman are made clearly and
definitely The woman who grows rich
does not allow kindred nor fuvorites to
hold responsible places In her business.
One shoal they nrc almost sure to.ayoid
ON which many q bushes, mans vcn-
lures are wrecked, they ueNrr go surety
or iudorsc for another They keep their
own council, preserve receipts and copy
OH business letters. they bear silently
th" criticism of men who know how TO
conduct the business Of another better
than their own They are careful Of the
little thing, and look sharply after small
lcakages Although women are credited
with not being able Co keep secrets they
are never led into betrayal through en-
ucemcnt OF the wine cup, or of good
fellowship
Genuine Hospitality There arc some
who argue chat young people of limited
mrnrs cannot afford to entertain their
friends, and ~ by entertaining they mean
prodignl display then they are correct
but there Us 900 diverse side 10 this. for
while Dc is q drain ou Che resources or a
family io have % great number Of visitors
DC BIS also detrimental to character 90 live
FOR SELF indeed there o. nothing that so
brp0lcus heart and mind as pruuiu,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
FACTS ABOUT d

Yet some few iscin
blouse. be Il eyG ,
should never be woii
and slender figures ~
formation Of H. lines
giuh Of the wila 4
some little. at lat n
which Il Is desirath y
that oyerplump worei
10 It's uttermost extent
CANlRRIC sIIlRrNL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

lected 10y Dame Fashion On their
wrll-rouudrd shoulders and across
their plumb upcks the surpice h al.
ways an excellent model. especially II
mad. of soft silk that takes naturally
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

CLARENCEVILLE, P. O., June 10 The
jury in the Edy case, at late hour Satur-
day night returned a verdict that Mr.. and
Mrs. Edy and Miss Edy had met their deaths
at the hands of some unknown person. The
detectives are stll at work on the case, but
the threads which they take up are found
broken after they have been traced a very
short distance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
ldCeS.

100 pieces Laces to-day
many new makes - Black
Bourbon, Point Applique
Point de Paris, Silk Oriental.
Guipure de Gene, Fedora.
Guipure Oriental. etc. We
are selling large quantities Of
laces.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

ASHLAND, Wis, June 19.-Forest fires
are sweeping over miles of country and
hundreds of homssteaders are in danger
John Meagher persisted near Moquah. Two
children, names not known, were burned to
death at Salburn and the town is wiped
out The Northern Pacific bridge at Mi
nerville is gone and bridge 300 feet long
on the south shore at Sanborn was destroy
ed. Many freight cars are destroyed. The
total property loss is in the millions.
Two TraIn.loads of HON elcss.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 1.-Two trains
bearing refugees from the burned district
arrived here to-day bearing about $50
people Advices from Virginia are to the
effect that only 10 houses escaped the fires,
which have been raging for week. Mesa
ba, Bwsbik and Merritt, on the Duluth and
Iron Range were also visited by serious
fires and Lower had a like experience
There are 2000 people homeless in Virgil
MIA and without food or shelter. The situa-
ton at Mountain Iron is little hotter. Ar
rangements have been made here to send re-
lief to the sufferers The loss by the flies
will approach $1,000, 900. The places dos
troyed were new mining towns.
Virginia had $500 people with all that
goes to make thriving town. The city
was just completing all elaborate electric
plant and that too is a total loss. Merritt
and Messania are completely cleaned out,
not house remaining. There are nume--
Gus fatalities and injuries reported, but no
deaths have as yet been verified.
Reported Loss of Life.
DULUTH, MINI, June 16.-A train from
Virginia. Mont, arrived early this morn
ing Passengers report that five or six per-
sons have been burned to death in the fire
now raging there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
VERMONT DAIRY EXHIBIT
At tho Worlds Enlr-5O rtizs Winner
Scores of Individual Exhibitors,

At tho WO1lus Ghlr-OO EtIZs winner
Scores of Individual Exhibitors,
CHICAGO, June TO- The June dairy test
at the fair is drawing to close. No
awards have yet been made, but the judges
have passed upon all Of the exhibits and
those entitled to medals and diplomas will
doubtless receive them soon. The scores on
Vermont products were made public to-day.
OF Vermont exhibitors, 80 per cent will
receive prizes as obtaining score OF "
and upward. Vermont's butter has all
been sold and removed from the building.
Now Hampshre's is also so d but will re
main on exhibition GONE time yet Mr..
II. NJ. Arms of Springfield, who had charge
of Vernont's dairy exhibit returned home
to night to collect the next exhibit for the
July contest Vermont exhibitors whose
butter received score Of 100 were Homer
w. Vail OF North Pomfret, class >, and
Truman Gibson of Sharon, class g.
The other exhibits received scores as fol-
lows: Henry Walker, Brandon, class 2, 80
points; Sharon creamery, class ., 80; Green
Mountain Stock Farm, West Randolph, 80;
Franklin county creamery, st. Adams,
class 4, SO; c. ID. Hazen Olcott, class . IS;
NJ. IL. Miller, Pomfret class ., 9S; j. w. Burt,
West Randolph, class 3 80; Franklin coun-
,ty creamery, st. Adams, class ), 81; West
minister creamery, Westminster, class ., 81;
Springfield creamery, Springfield, class .,
SO; John w. Burt, West Randolph, class =,
SO; Franklin county creamery, st. Adams,
class 3, 80; Spring field creamery, class D,
%; J. II. Loveland, Norwich, class 2,9J;
Experiment Station, Burlington. class ., 30;
l.. $. Drew, Burling ton, class Pa; Frank
lin County creamery, st. Adams, class 3, "a;
Brsttleboro Creamery, Brattleooro, ella $
j,93; Franklin County creamery, st. Al
hama claSs z %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
PREY OF FOREST FIRES.
NEW MONTANA MINING TOWNS CON-
PLETELY WIPED OUT.

Two Thousand People Homeless in Vir-
ginia, n Thriving DIining Town, While
tho Total Loss of Property VIII Reach
Into tho Millions-A Clean sweep of
Merritt and Messanin.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
" aiStS.

By far the best line Of
Waists yet shown-hundreds
Of them. Our waists are cut
TO fit, made thoroughly in the
best manner. of pretty materi-
al, in the latest styles. The
usual remark made by visit
ors. Il never saw such pretty
waists ready made. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
TIE NATIONAL CAR COMPANY.
Director, and Officers Payment of
Dividends Ordered.

DiNtuenus ordered.
ST. ALBANs, June II. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders of the National Car
company was held here oday. The old
board of directors was reelected as follows
Hon. James II. Langdon of Montpelier,
Gilman Cheney Of Montreal, Henry L. Mil
lis of Boston, Col. L. c. Smith and Herbert
Brainsrd Of st. Albans, ex-Mnyor DO ID.
Hatch and Hon. b. b. Smalley OF Burling
ton. About $4,000 shares of stock were
represented and the election was unanimous.
The board of directors votel that the
treasurer pay quarterly dividend OF ] /
per cent until otherwise directed, com
mencing July l. The report OF the treas
urer showed that after paying all of the
bonds the company would have considerably
over $lU0, 600 in ca.h assets. The report
also showed that the cars were kept in first
class condition.
After the annual meeting the beard Of
directors met and organized as follows
President, James r. Lengdon; vice presi-
dent Henry L. Miles; executive committee,
Messrs. Langdop, Smith and Smalley. Hon.
F. s. Stranahan, clerk and treasurer, holds
over Under the law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
Trench
| ChaIIies.

All our choicest novelties,
pattern dresses, pieces, etc., in
this line at so cents a yard.
Silk and satin stripes. figures,
etc, all at this price.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.

OFTIcE OF SARGENT & SON,
DRY GOODS, Erc., CAsrISE, Maine, Feb. e. 1899
DR. A. r. SASpEN, Dear Sirt-I am glad TO add my
testimony the many you have OF the great value oI
your belt, Ny health has mprsved wonderfully and
have gained twelve pounds OF flesh, and now sleep wen
and have exceent appetite, Your splendid electric
belt with your "rules OF Health" has been very vnu-
able beneat " me and ltake pleasure in recommending
S0Ni WV 'VA'''0'FNV"NMliM GEO. sAHGENT.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
g.. COtCh
OCinghams.

Closing out our entire line
of Scotch and French Novelty
Ginghams, etc. Your choice
at IS cents, some Of them
worth 50 or 90 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
WAN r e. ..
All 10 60"
l39,d&wtf

500 Pattern
Dresses, entire stock, you know
what that means, q loss to us
which is saving to you. We
might carry them till next sea-
son and get more money, but we
don't do it that way, so this
morning and till closed, S. will
buy $3.50 to $40 dresses, choice
from more than 100. $3.50 lot
marked from $40. 50 to $IS this
means handsome dresses, i'm
mense variety, $40 takes choice
from balance of stock. This last
lot will interest customers
who have been admiring them
when marked from $r4.5 to $40,
at prices every dress should sell
in a day. We make this sale
twice year. Hundreds of ladies
have been waiting for it for
month, asking daily VIII it was
to commence. Now its here and
there's enough to go round.
Challies and Crepons in the same
wreck prices, way under the
market. Both the Dresses and
Challies will be the rage. Take
them while you can get them,
they would be more elsewhere.
Al r OL.L~.I.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22
hjjna
\ASiIks.

Ten more pieces of those
wonderful China silks, 81
inches wide. at IS cents -
choice new. styles for dresses.
waists, etc. Also full line Of
shades in plain colors. This
is indeed a silk season, We
are prepared with large va
riety Of fancy silks sultable for
waists, etc. We recently
placed a great variety Of short
lengths (5 to IS yards in a
piece on our silk counter at
a price. IS cents a yard. To-
day we make the lot larger.
the values better.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

New YoRK CITY, Oct. 90, 1893.
II. A. T. sASDES Dear Sir Il report TO you that
which suffered for fourteen years almost continually
letter carrier, aud the long daily tramps neces
eaIy my rounds, up to the time OF getting the belt
painfully gone through with, but TO your
wonderful invention, can now walk well as ever
did and will recommend treatment TO all afflicted
why's AS you SAID II would, Yours very truly,
JAMES MEAD, Is Perry 81.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

RHEUMATlsM AND LOST vIGOR.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, October 25th, 1909.
DIR. A. T. EANDKN, Dear Sir -Four years ago sur
Tered such pain from rh-umat Ism that at times it WAS
tnpossibe for me TO get around and always carrcin
cane for support used your belt and felt relief in
hour, gained In weight from that day and 1t was
only short time until the pains left mo and to-day
an we'll man, always eep my belt near by for fear
there might be return. but as has now been four
since You cured can safely IL Is pernan
6nt. A. Il. YOSS Musical Director 500 ST. Mark Place,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-22

My physician said | could not live, my liver
out of order, frequently vomited greenish
mucous skin yellow, small dry humor on face
stomach would not retain food. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs, Adelaide
O. Brien. BIZ Exchange St, Rutfaln. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
Dr.. LYONS Perfect Tooth Powder.
Thoroughly cleanses the teeth ana
purifies the breath. Used by people
ofrefinement for over quarter OF
a century. Sold Everywhere.

boartoundS bears leopards. ranihers ara q
crowded house. I,rtwecn them and the house are
blk iron bara but between them ard MN 'ne'e -
nothing. There Is nothing that you caa re"' q,
least But Il II there. for all that What is i" :
What can II be? Don't play the part OF the sconns
SURGEON who Justified his unbeiicf In imrr,r'an,y
Ly saving that ne had examined even 10 the mn.
uiest nbrcs all hooks and crannie' OF tn' "r Tmr,
system and never found any trace OF s.u ,,'- IL,
are things which you cannot s"c ann w, y, ~ y.
which enables Professor Darling t. DO Wa, ne
likes in this huge menagerie Is one OF thcfe tHss
Look AT that unarmcd man win d"at thr,'.''rsrs
him ulpn every sid" How pacidy ne sinifs. ~
employ the 9i:'ms xoH iSTrs n In h inapt Ty .''
But mark how s.althy b. IL ana now cau, r
n, movrr around witha Never vas lcol'IIn @ i',".e
lynx-cycd when preparing 70 spring u,, , ~ ~
n.,, IL. visible Th.y are disguised mni'r an air "t
the utmost unconrern. Hut there ~ M one "i
m.nt from the time that Darling or M"niin'n J., % 90
any one of the other trainers goes trt' ina f'hS :
that h" Is not the alert. IL ~ tils r'"', ,n ~,
danger moro. perhaps. than anything els", wnn,a
IA inscparahi. from every performance IN .nIs
dav and night Nobody tell whnt any on" ~
these ,,cnarrhs ~ IN" j,ingl" may % ~ y hN,n =,
contingency. You can onIy guess at ~ IL may @ ms
a .'mmggy' day. Some on" 81 them may hnt NV, nv
MAY have been damp. Al this tells IN" ne wn,,e ,r
bear in his playful moods may srratcn th, p'Lr-
hnini n iiit," too harl: The hors.' trisht"hei ~
vnni nd,irarce hay take int" hi' head SOM ia.
to Kick back NJ the lion The panther. bitlnS ~
the tail of the tiger. may not he awar" ma, ~, -
:monkrying with n buzz saw. All ms "t,S to'.
Yet the brave man In ne rnv go ~ ner.orai nr,nt
IL behind ~ what people 40 IN I'M, ~orS "a .,'y
wor.I Il must bc fac, that ne AZ iehsi i-'Is n
certain quality Of priie-even II h. snoull never
In millions o, his fellow country men could never
I,pe 10 accomplish.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

drrI--ci = performing when she ghon' was ~'rr
ins the iife ou, of him. Ani they max" M "'h's
a,ou; 4" either. They hand" 1iaxrnh"ckr r"'"'h
animals as easily as y,t. wouiT handle "!''r".
7. /, easy though" Was m" discovery %! ~" hiw
II grayjtauon 81 tn" cirrua.ipn q: IA" IL 'r
o. any o,,c- dlricrl; proiS,a which y'r can r"'"'.
e,sv: Each took lifetime ~ s;m.J - d'd i'e
work viii h. !,r instance. Professor ptrVfs 'Ae
n u ,,~n.r docs. Ne. T"rg vh' W. ,"r' r''r
70 furnishing .Y.ri9us mruttf' Nr ~" llr Ns"f
vrcn exhibiting in C.iraro .as' -Irrri"'. Even n
THIS are ".he,, ~. lt.r - an ,h'n" "y'rr'r''-
nary i.,s ~ more than til,. nc wonder - ;hfi
xau ca, the ar,.na f,rn"rs do y: Ha@""i'' 'ck'
vii ,ast ~ lchs; Tor q veir. H. hls~f y '"'A Mt
c;irr to you fo- all tim as perrnars3 me- nor,
Nor" " :hrrc a.i'ns, '.m~-s hrs nr,'i'r - h's
bsek or u sword IN hts nani Or even rel ~fr. IN
his pocket. Tn~n how i!psS fr Tau,gc 90 tp"t: '.
all :h.sc nriin ,is and !sy wi'h 'h"il nn! cares
.hcr. arr inak" 'hrm howl wish tar r big Al
:lar ir. cage. ~, on" ~ n tim" 'ut gr'Er %.
d!:.-r.nt ;~ci~s .. "a 'in' T." l''t .n'w"f -
,ha; H. 10 ant I..''n :ic:. v:I Mt know.
Vat ;ou M, b,yia the ."ar h,r'?, N N" BE-
lief thnt. at all 'yen's 3ou Iri"i Z" Nni oi' The
tai,-r has noshirS n his hand hut wh'r. vh.'a
Il. never - 'hr 'airri Il cv'rs !, ar o.
casi,nsi crack. iur.ouni,ng hin, ~" h'n-. iiTrr'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
NATIONAL GCaED arr i!HS.
4 QUIET WEFK-TnE YEARLY RFVOHr r con
., rANY r. TIN REGIMENT N II;
CfuENTS To CONE.

rha city ar,norles have al: been extremely quiet
eascoe during the las, sewn days Dfiils were gem
Gslly discontinued In thr holiday week. AMI few
eoelal inct1cats Of = military character wsr" s'e'
WITH tlo beginning OF the new year. reviews. re-
eantloas and dances announced
Tho nsw guns which were recently presented 20
- La BATTERY ly the Stals viii he seen Tor TIC
lrue ttus by tie public the evening OF January
n CapSa;a Wsnd.; hpIss also 70 have n"mb'T
- othef ''b.c guns ir the arrrc-S IN TIE. sam"
~ssnasina The tatf"ry viii hay" az exhibition u:i"
and r.~ectlon cr that evening. and s"vcri' l'oni-
b,sat snllltpry Offers ha,r b." invite. 20 he
peeeent.
On next Tr.,rsday evrnlrs the NcshIrs Veterans
ks>pc.ation. which :s compos, Of incn who ser'"i
Und<r Co:cnel vostJ-g H. the list Regimen. Viii
heh q meeting a: Nn. =: 'rh'ri-svr. - elect I"r
n,an~nt cN.cers. comrnitt~" con!.'""i OF ~" f''
ta0fuE members has i'eHn aIH"nicd Z" !"'cst car
didstes: Captnins \. c""lin! AN! r M.''' =.
Iae0tsnsnt ". J. Moore. e. T.. fcnrsi'. d. harh~i.
q ", Beckw:th and J. II. Sherman
lapssaPy Is IL the date naT-i Cor the Wi fiar'
IN ae the Madison Sslus-~ 0ar'icH. in1 extensive
Np3nayattors are being made for n";abie affair
An ths members Of the organization from Major
01J4A dowr arc putting forth thsir brs' Efforts 10
66kxN 4 greater SUCCESS tHSn ever before.
7h~ impetus given To rife shooting In the 1?'h
Hcg1m<nt by the announcement that next season
tb4 Ryhsr Trophy would bc kept by the company
VtanlMg n rhown In the last competition for the
eioU<1 which was heh or Thufsday evening Here
outOee Couapany ~ has had It's own way pc'riy all
~ time In theSn competitions. 80 It II noteworthy
enes net one company tied Captain Burns's sAIrl'-
6&ooetrs anil two c"mrancs beat them iB the last
lkkteL The scorsa follows:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

s;,cs is?y On ArrI - 81 that year ne Joined Com.
,a,y = n. nr,v,,. t'art,iu Holmes ~ n native
:, ,,a p,o,..o s,,,.
c.,,,v r r, TO ,,n Ycs,,.,t C,p,,.n Corr.
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h-giics ~ thr report o! IN" chanV's wHirh h'N'
cccur.~l in The company within the .ns; year II
II .,tc.cs. Under The heal o.! promotions. tie fo-
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