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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT

Frameless Gold Spectacles Actually worth n so
Frameless Gold Eyeglasses. Actually worth 81 OO
F'rameless Steel Spectacles, nickeled. Actually
worth. Observation-Disclosures. ...... 81 n
Frameless Steel Eyeglasses, nickeled. Actually
worth ----....-. ....... 81 q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

Just received-10O dozen Children's Fine Ribbed
Fast Black Cotton Stockings. The heels and toes
are doubled Sizes to sh. Actually worth 2Oc,
or pairs for Soc.
ly worth. oOc, or z raira for snc
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Bankrupt Sale
E. M. DAVIS STOCK,
1870 NEW YoRk Avn

$4,000 WORTH OF THE FINEST AND
BEST SHOES WILL BE oFFERED AT
THiRTf-THREE AND oNE-rHrRD CENm
DISCOUNT ON USUAL PRICE. A SALE 10
SUIT ALL PURSES.
Mr. T. NJ. DAVIS. who Was compelled Do
make an assignment. owing 70 the strtnreocy
OF the money market, was one Of the iarx,~s
shoe deaeu I'm the city. While counect~S
with the hrm OF Havenner. Davis q Co. he
had established reputation second 20 poss
for his shrewd purchasing ability ana N
excellent selection Of nue footwear.
The fAct that he made q faflars in TIN
store IL owing altogether to the hard TIM
and panic, which has affected al branches
Of business this season. and more than any
other the shoe trade In this city.
We have bought this entire stock from tAs
receiver. and are now selling 1T at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
Senatorial Epitaph.

Oft to the turf meath which he lies
The breeze comes trembling from the skies
And breathes this melancholy song:
HE talked, not wisely, but too long,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
Fine Extracts.
Toilet Articles.

"ashoia wafer. AZ us.
Nloiet water ..................5 SO CTS.
Queen Arne Cologne. .43 CTS.
Violet Orris. something new and fragrant.
packages for .-...............2 Is CTS.
Penaud's Violet de Parme. Was s1.25.
saturday ..-..................97 CTS.
Piver's Violet de Parme. Was $50.
saturday H.2
Piver's White Rose Of Kezanlfk. Was
$780, Saturday .$1.25
FOR THE TEETH.
Whites Ivory Dentine. ~ CTS.
Queen Anne Tooth Powder ....17 CTS.
Roses and Myrrh. 10 CTS
EXQUISITE TOILET SOAPS.
Glycerine-3 cakes in box 21 CTS.
Oatmeal. cakes in box. ...21 CTS.
Honey-3 cakes in box. .......2 1 CTS
Bouquets cakes in boz. II CTS.
Fine French SOap-3 cakes in box .15 CTS.
Sweet Verebena-3 cakes In box. . go CTS.
FOR THE SKIN.
jules Face Bleach. 81 90
Rabateau's Skin Food. SO CTS
Ponce de Leon, liquid powder. .65 CTS.
ALMOND Meal ..........-........12 CTS.
Kinds Honey Almond Cream. -. IA CTS.
Merits Almond Cream. ..........1 Is CTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
Nick eW's
Daily Letter.
Last Day
OF the Opening.

notwithstanding the mild weather we
have had a most successful Opening" all
the week. Callers and buyers have express
ed themselves in unmistakable language
that We had the largest and most fashion
able display Of Stylish Coats, Capes, Cioaks
and Suits ever shown I'm this city. We
never have to make an alteration. as our
Coats nt perfectly. As We stated before,
where else in Washington can you be sure
that the STYLE" equality" and 'ft" ID
correct?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
SAxs AND CoMpANr.
GREAT LITTLE CLOTHES.

n HUNTER FOR BIGGER
value than We offer in
"A CHHDRENs SHORT
II PANTS SUITS at IS II
III 60 home empty handed.
III Or variety like ours.
You can't change the
course Of river with q spadeful of
dirt.--Busineas streams in here
after the extra lot Of quality for
the extra low price-Because It can
shift the responsibility on to u
Our guarantee says-if you're not
satisded take your money back.
You can't keep boy in a
glass case.-He'n break through
most makes Of clothes-Try our IS
ones once-specialiy that line with
the double seats and double knees
No matter If you were here last
weeh-come in tomorrow-lots of new
things have gone into stock-lots
more Of the ''two-in-one'' suits-lots
more Of the Combination Suits
A Jacket IL outwear two pairs of
pants.--We give you the extra
pair In these Combination Suits
In the IS grade.
Needn't be afraid to buy a $3.50
Suit-We're not afraid to sell it
What must the best be II the
first are 20 worthful with the IS
grade such a holder Of quality?
You can spend less here and buy
more than anywhere in town.
Did you ever see such q big floor
Of Boys and Children's Clothes as
our Second is?-what's 1t mean?
-Takes q full larder to feast q
multitude.--We're looked to--dc-
pended upop-by most everybody.
-Furnishings-Is any
thing lacking ?---Nothing We can
think of--Nothine you can ask for.
How does tomorrow suit Won ia
plan-maybe buy ?-ShOwing or SELL
ing we're happy.
NNAKs AVN CoNp.uN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

No other house DOES-EvER DID-or
EYER WILL sell such STERLING QUAIL
TIES at such Low PRICES as WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
TRAVELLING Goons AND BABY CARRIAGES.
G1s1S C1orH1se.

c, Just ina new lot Of Stylish Brown Novelty
waist a dsep bertha as
S,iaeS full sleeves Sizes e T. 70
AiWoo Cardinal and Navy Blue Siolh L Dresses
ed revers. double rufac sleeves. Sizes to II
Xii,wooi Brown Mixed caev,ot jackets So Bias Bias
ruffie cape nOtched rolling collar, large bone but
tCas perfect fitting Sizes ~ IA and le
Stylish AMTooi Bea;cr Cloth Jackets. navy Sue
re1eEs Sizes IT, il and Is years. S" xet arGng
G an elegant line Of chiiir.ns Awoo, Rse eS1s
choice novelty cloths, with without cape. Sizes
Cheviot listers and Long Goats, fancy piaids and
,s sa Ss,uss sSa .a e
A special lot Of An-wool Long Cloaks. brown
deep rolling collar. Sizes to IA yesrs Actually
Stylish Novelty Plaid ccais rune to sss
& s3a; sPsJ Sizes to IL years Actually worth
I'D floor .11th st. building)
SHOES.
Did you ever have q Shoe with which you were
sse sa oten ssa.
ing to the eye it pinehes; We thini We can give
Womens Real Wei KID Shoes, patent leather
tips: we welted soies. square and pointed toes
women's Kid Hiehcut Butchers, patent leather
trimmings. Extremely stylish,
Women. Rid and cicthtop Button SHOES: $40 SiSo
dilly toes. patent leather trimmings Actually
Women: Lace and Button shoes. Ricbm ssSS.
pointed and common sense toes. We can recon-
mend these. Actually worth. ...,...S 81 OO
Misses and Children's Shoes of all kinds.
fZd moor. ist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
The Lace Curtain Sale


eeS A more favorable time for buying Curtains
ten
o morning
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WOODWARD LOTHROP,


LUNCH ROOM SIXTH FIooa-rENTH
RPUZuE
We
is d in
ehenedup hu
o consoles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

Don't fail to get q look at the fifty or
more Novelty Sample Coats and Capes.
Although We have sold quite a number Of
them, the assortment is varied and repre-
sentative Of the very best production Of
the two countries. Some of them were
imported expressly as models" from
Paris and London. and are now being sold
at about import prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13
SHOES.
HosrERY DEPARTMENT.

Misses and Children's Shoes Of all kinds.
va moor. list annex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

"NovE1rrn WA1srs.
New line Of Novelty Waists, fn ex-
Quisite tones and styles, I'm silk and
cashmere, plain and trimmed with passe-
menterie. lace ribbons. &c. $3.50 to SOS.
Novelty Waists OF Fine Cashmere.
fancy talbot" front piped with satin, per-
feet fitting. black. navy, brown and car
dinal.
Only 81 FACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

STYLISH CAprs.
There L. no telling which Is the most
popular-the Goats or the Capes. Both
have large following, and we are equally
well stocked In both.
As q special value we call attention to
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloth Capes. nodded
yoke, trimmed with Hercules braid.
Only $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-13

HUNTER FOR BIGGER
value than We offer in
CHIIDREN'S SH orr
PANTS SUITS at IS IL
60 home empty handed.
Or q variety like ours.
You can't change the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
WEATHER AND CROPS,


Special to the Gazette.
Galveston, Tex. Nov. THE United
States department of agriculture
weather bureaus weather and crop
bulletin of the Texas weather service
for the week ending Nov. 6 says;
prGpitatlon-T week passed oil
without any precipitation, except light
showers over east Texas and the eastern
portion OF the coast district. the greatest
amount being % inchcs, ut orange,
hencc the precipitation was considerably
below the normal, ranging from about
10 of M inch over the east coast district
to 1,lO inches over the northern pJr-
ton OF the state. The indications arg
that the coming week Will open WIN
fair weather.
SunshineLlhe weather has been gen.
orally clrnr, except a few cumulus ana
CunulO-Atrauis clouds towards the latter
part of the week, which had u tendncy
10 reduce the amount oil sunshine OUT
ON an average 1t has been slightly above
Tclnpcrnturc week opened with
| Temperature firm, 3 to / degrees below
| the normal throughout the stare, hHu
| generally renuiuvd below dutnS the
] week, except over southwest Texas ana
/ the coast district, where II rose during
/ the middle of the week und was gGu'
/ erully Prom 4 TO 9 degrees above the
4 average. The week closed with telnpeni-
| ture generally below the normal. The
| highest Temperature at the several sta
/ tions has ranged from ~ degrees over
/ the pnI-hnndlc 10 10 degrees over the
t,onst district. and the lowest has
ranged from ~ degrees over north
1'exs TO 90 over the coast district
| The indications are thlt the coming
week will open with temperature rising
nearer she normal
Cotton picking has made rapid pro
gress during tie week, hut was re-
tnsled slightly over East Texas by tue
| showers on the 81 and ith In some
localities cotton Is generally all gathered
| While in others tlcrc Is good deal
standing The cold weather over North
and Central Texas. with frost during
tho week. Killed late cotton and caused
the maturcl balls to open rapidly, and
while picking will be generally Com-
completed hy the last Of November. there
will be some cotton still In the fields at
the middle Of December. Gins In some
parts Of the State are idle on account
of the cotton which has been marketed
not being sufficient to keep them in
work. With favorable picking weather
the CROP is still short
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
IN THE COURTS.

nh a., li.,,to, moi, +, a..
''"'' ''' "'','''' '"ul'S pa. III li'e
day ON cases brought over from the
dRg before The lSevrniorath ON the
w,ii,or y, ,r,n1,.,nJ ,,nI fnsher cnsn
T.,'i.,,n, - n,'
an" 'n' r'r'I-''Inu' Oh 'nn JUS VI ,''r
State Va. A. X. Mubry The Willcr
ease Is Mill engaging the attention of
the Seventeenth district. The A, R,Aia-
bry cuse was given 10 the jury about
o'clock in the afternoon aud after a
brief consideration verdict oil acauit-
tnl was rendered.
The Fory-dglth Is now ON the trial
Of james Ray, for The shooting of VIM
llitt1on. The killing took place one
afternoon Inst winter ~ II little saloon
ncnr the hospital. aud TIE circumstances
a. published then went 10 show thai the
men gut into q dispute over n horse
trade llittson appeared 10 he The ng-
grcssur. and Ray shot and killed him.
THE COUNTY COURT.
ID Al H., ,.,, 0,,1 sion Coz c,r.
:" " ,
rymg u PISTOL me large hnr WIS prom
ably due not no much to the mere cnrry-
ine Of pistol. ns to the use made Of
II ns thls ,yns ia, pis,ol that he usod
in Shooting 1t Cashier 4, II. Smith Of
the MerrbUls' Nniioq2l bank 4 dis-
Hgryein rn li 1v,M" TX b mn '| pnl,
| Mu' "Ir ",rt,"rs w Wv pHilNi a T',
| iN3r ohl tii,y ,tl'N ,o 'V1g,o MIX.
| lNWl i"liup'",,I,'Hi wv WI u S' Iii.
| N,Nly.' ""' "'' "''N'' '"""N" ~ VIZ
II, D. Lcyis was acquitted Of a
chg9irRc, of eNhihi,ins soimig9s table.
,,sii .'4t6a VIZ n,.,., "'' '''' g" ''' "''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
MOSHtR WAS FRIGHTENED.
He Feared His Victims Would Insist
on Hanging Him.


BY Associated Press.
omaha, Neb, Nov. 6.-Bank Wrecker
Nosher, ex-president Of the Capital
National Of Lincoln, came near swinging
when the mob organized at Plattsmouth.
He was brought from Lincoln a couple OF
days ago and confined in the city jail here.
As usual he was given the best room in the
house, and was made comfortable by beip
supplied with new cot and clean bedding.
The jail is not a strong affair and could not
long resist the force Of . mob, fact which
was apparent to the bank wrecker. ms
morning he heard that BeDweh and HUI
were to be brought here and he also heard
that they would be taken out and stretched
10 a couple Of telephone poles This iufor-
NATION caused him 10 weaken, ana on
bonded knees he pleaded 70 be taken away,
for fear that the mob might make miStnke
and stretch his wosthloss neck. The sherin
listened to the pleadings, and Just before
noon Mosher was escorted TO private res
idence IN the northern part Of the town,
where he remained until the arrival or
Deputy United States Marshal Bohmer
who took him in charge. Little urging
would have been required TO have had
Mosher lynched.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
TAKE rRr AROUND THE WORLD


Special to the Gazette.
ueevillc, Tex, Nov THE West Texas
couforeuce Of the Methodist church closed
It's session here on Sunday night, About
seventy ministers wore in attendance, aud
with Bishop Wilson presiding, all outline
business was dispatched promptly and IN
order. ON sunday services wero held at
four different churches, the Methodist,
Baptist Presbyterian and thrislan,
No other place was put IN nomination Tor
next annual meeting except Lockhart
Tho uo, issued u daily during the con-
florence and gave full proceedings
History Is suid to repeat Itself Certainly
the weather does. Tins SUMMER, fall mud
wiutor 80 far has been u counterpart OF
1863 lust thirty years ago. No rains since
early IN June except partial showers,
though the country Is standing tho drouth
remarkably well. Breis uot2d FOR toutty
Of windmills, aud the water In the weiis
have not failed In the least except a few
that arc only surface wells, not reaching
tho permanent strata of walor. TO k are
still In good condition and are probably do
ing hsttcr than they will when the raius
commence, however, In 1868 there was no
rain here after this time until May, ls6L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
New Jersey Capitalist Would Like to
Share His Wealth.


BY Associated Press.
New York, Nov. GA New Jersey capt.
talist IN search of wife TO share his
wealth. applied by letter to the Barge onlce
employment bureau Yesterday. His name
is Edward Hogan. of Dover N. j.
The lottcr said Can you send me n
wife to leave my money tor ] have Two
houses tshe must be under lhrty-hyc),
also II pig aud two horses, Dul no chickens,
for the neighhors would steal them.N
Mrs boyle the mntron In Charge, IS now
looking for young woman who asplfes 10
bo au eii ess and - wife.
A letter was also received from John j..
Jones, of jackson, Ohio, who wants u
Welsh wife he only qualification ne
mentioned was that the woman who chooses
min should bc ublo to wash "blled shirt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
TAKE A rnlr AROUND the woRLr
RICH STRIKE OF GOLD.
Remarkable Find in the Cripple
Creek Country,


BY Associated Press
Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov. 6.-At
depth of twenty feet the Nugget Mining
and Milling company struck tho richest
vein Of gold in the Catherine yet discovered
In the flmous Cripple creek camp. In size
aud quantity the nuggets and cubes of gold
lead all previous discoveries. Many mug
gets are as large as grains Of corn, while
cubes quarter Of an inch square abound.
Large pieces Of quartz show gold IN
cubes, wires, fakes and nuggets on almost
every sauaro inch of surface Samples OF
orc Weighing several pounds look as If u
tAutn are gold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

The Dazzler will be seen at the opera
house next Friday night This is It's fourth
year, and IL comes in an entire new dress,
brighter, better and funnler than ever.
The piece has been changed and improved
the music rs all new. and all the old favor
ties Of last season will be seen In their Ia
mIliar parts. Charming Annie Lewis, 50
fayorably known us the star Of the Nutmeg
Match, will play Kitty Starlight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
TAKE A rnrr AROUND THE WORLD,
HOLIDAY NEWS.

Special to the Gazette.
Holiday, 1ox., Nov THE farmers
this year will be late in getting their wheat
laud sowed,
Il, w Hcst of the y W, Hoyt lumber
ccmpauy was hero to-day on business
Culbcrson has several friends here who
would be glud to soc him secure the Demo
cln,ic nomination for governor
Jack rabbits are becoming numerous
again
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
Greatest RolalI Drug slor,,

Tho Fort Worth Pharmacy company,
corner Main aud Fifth streets il the
great retail drug empnrlum and fountain
head Tor all kinds OF drugs. medicines,
eupgicnl Instruments. mechanical cura-
1.-Two devices. aged eye glasses aud SPEC
tacles, ncur-slght eye glasses and spectar.
los, colorcl and smoked glasses for weak
eyes, pcrfumcry, brushes. combs and all
Kinds OF toilet goods. Prescriptions a
sneclnlty. We invite mail orders Read.
or, your patronage IS solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teethng Soothcs the child, snft-
ems the gums allays pain, cures wind
collie, and Is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. ~ cents a bottle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

special 10 Inc NthHelte.
City of Mexico, Nov. Edward Will
i,ms of Texas, the newly appointed con.
sui at durango, Mex, has been fur.
n,hed with his commission aud crcdcn.
tails by ihe Mexican government aud
American legation here Mr. Williams
was formerly ON the staff of the weekly
Anglo American in the city Of Mexico
ami more recently was consul at GUIANA
iuato. Int Is NOW largely rniper hy
the change. The Dnnngo consulate pays
a rurnd sum yearly In fees, as the Office
is not only m important one. hut is
situated IN the midst Of n rich mining
district holding mauy American interests.
The hest regulator of the digestive or
gnns, also best appetizer known. is Angos-
turn Filters, the genuine OF nr. J. q. b,
slpgert 4 sons. AZ all druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
GEORGE CLARK IN DALLAS.

Dallas, Tex, Nov. Hon George Clark
of Waco arrived in the city this morning
and was warmly greeted by his friends,
lilo endorses President Cleveland and the
worl, OF the present congress
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Special to The Gazette.
Dallas, Tex, Nov, s-cynthla Bennett.
regreas who keeps a fence for stolen
goods, was given three years in the peni.
ioutiary by a jury in the criminal court to.
dnV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Hereafter a uniform price OF 10 cents
aud resolutions OF resHect printed In me
gazette. Seven words to tho line,
The cash must accompany ort-es for
all such notices.
GAzEIrE COMPANY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

wnArnHRFoRp NOTES.

Special TO the Gavette
weathcrtord, Tex, Nov, THE Texas
and Pacific railroad painters are here and
arc putting now dress on all tho com.
pany's buildings.
District Road Master John Y, Burke will
move his ONCE from the passenger depot to
the east end OF tho freight depot whore he
is having convenient and commodious quar-.
tiers arranged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08
IN THE CITY.


MIR. L. L. Moore has returned from trip
to Brown and Comanche counties, where
he went to make arrangements for moving
some cattle to pastures that he controls.
Mr.. Moore says the cattle will all be sent
from those counties, as there is no grass TO
run them through the winter, and feed is
too nigh to think OF feeding them. They
are m 4 poor condition aud arc selling ut
fl9 and Si4 for threes and fours, respect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

TITS no use mntterel thr train rob
Der. deiocielly. us Sr watched the
Pullman porter II might as wen turn
honest. Thieves altogether too much
In this business WASH
ingtOn Star.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Probably the smallest repahlic In the
world Il Franccvillc, one Of The islands Of
the New Tlcbridcs. The Inhabitants coii-
sist OF forty Europeans and five hundrel
black women employed by q Frcnch com-
pany.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

This Il the longest tlme required for
tho cure of any typo of h@aacho by
that prince of remedies. lRESrON'S
HED.AlIE. Guaranteed or no poy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Investigations Of rain drops lead to tho
conclusion that some Of the large drops
mist he uora Or loss hollow, HS they
surface lnclosed within the drop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

bridgeport coal guaranteed not to
sink, and equal 70 thr McAllister, 81
per ton We take it on your hands and
return money Il il does not give satis-
faction. Telephone, 350,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Cigarette smokers find In this brand
TIN, necessary elements Of a perfect
smoke. Each package contains photo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

Another large audience Witnessed the
preservation OF thr Chimes of Normandy
yesterday afternoon at Greenwalls.
"etagc fright having been In mrgc
mcGmrc worn cIf Ycstcrlays rcnds-
ton WAS bettcr even than that Of Mon
day evening, and an did exceedingly
we'll
Now that both Performances have
bccn given. no Mrs Armstrong, tp
whoae skill and indcfn tguh.c enlonvur4
the success Is almost wholly due. full
credit should be given SHE should fcel
proud NJ the triumph. which have
crowned her ofiorts n showed her
uhility, both as q musician and Ms q
director, aud To her, more thln to any
other one person, Is due tho credit mud
glory resulting from the two splendid
presentations Of the Chime. of Nor,
mmtdy no take M inexperienced young
lldios and gentlemen ind make ont of
them prnheirui amateur loporitin pos.
formers Is no Amnll task This she III /
with consummate ability Few indeed
Of those Of those who acted sn well had
the slightest experience uud thrir Site
cess ~ the triumph uf Mrs. Armstrong.
uudrr whuse sNllful tpiuiug alone was
what ihey did made possible.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-08

bridgeport coal IS per ton. Tee
phone $50,