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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-25

EonTY-TIIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
n. D., Pastor-I'reaohing l0:t5 a. m ts Rev
KING y. d.; 1870 p. m. by PASTOR suhec, =, a.
Ulspeasure" Sabbath-schoo. 2bO D. M uihla o son"n
By Mr. j. DEATTlE a. m Strangers made x .ass leo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-25

At SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST
1870 m and 7;ao Special fervees prepar,ai,ovy
OF eyangelisc meetings extraordinary. led by REV
ISAAC NAYloR the removed Yorkshire preacher com,
December = All welcome. Thanksgiving service
hy sunday -school on Wednesday evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-25

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OF 9thave.
and 3lst-s,.-Preaching By the Pastor Rev. s. b.
ROSSITER. p. ID. Morning service. 1880 subject:
"Piety Hom,." Evening service 5. Subject: Chris
tanty Mohammedanism."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Panama Ills Joints seemed to have
been glued together with Broadway
China crmont aud hig bones stifiened
with cnsnyn root starch that lac might
hold together until The relief came.
He was long limhod stomncllcss aud
nugulur of that mike chat could he
shut up in cnmu " uucd bee like q Bar
low knife aud roOppncd for parade IA
uiiomnt had bcon mndo tO shine his
shuon aud the exposed corn on his little
toe had been smOnred with hlnckng and
argued with and polished in order To
try tu get u 90 look like the rest of the
shoe aud not IA hrcnk into the rules uf
yolder, nominees bui that rorn ''wuplt
moi down. Tho linen collnr was TOO
large for the jarkct COLLAR there was no
shirt t0 hold IL DOWN. 80 IL listed over 10
one side and stood almost 0u 50 beam
end. but nt heart he must have bpen
soldier for hn did not flicker nor
chuugc expression iu spite " exposed
POSITIONS
llut ns ! pissed 10y ana eyed that toe,
which, We ppyerty-Hiickru country
yninly striving after military show. wis
for the FIRST llmp iu history of toes, not
with lW pathetic suggestions. ! bee
thought me- thnt Notwithstanding That
scniiuplH military exterior, ho was. To
the rrpdt of Colombia. nevertheless,
away down Ia his own marital soul
among The Utmost meH,' conscious ~
and acknowledging the corn
WILLIAM EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
.--- .-
Sufferers from scnds. burns. eta. shlyn.
ton on VIII cure You speedily only -
UrutH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
nRAMATIO rrEMs.

Only one matinee this week Cleye.
lands minstrels Monday nt 3 p. 30.
The Robin Hood Opera company car.
ries fifty nCople, a carload of scenery aud
the grandest costumes ever seen here.
Daniel Frohmans company viii be
seen here next week IN the beautiful
society drnma, "rhe Wife
Watch for the grand street parade of
Cleveland's MINISTRIES Monday morning
at II 80.
Manager Henry Greenw0ll will open
his booking agency IN New YORK ON
March / with over 100 iirst.clnss then
tcrs on the books and thirty Of the lead
ing attractions in the country
NJ. $. Cleveland, in addition TO n com
plete minstrel performance, presents LIS
newly imported troupe of twelve Arabian
acrobnts and gymnasts Those fearless
followers Of Mohammedan faith are men
of marvellous muscle
The Barnabee, Karl and Mcdonald =
Robin Hood Opera company at Green
walls Wednesday and Thursday nights
will prove an ideal entertainment
robin Hood" Is said 10 be- one of tho
mon delightful productions Of the day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
HARRISON 10 WRITE A BOOK

llAlAlAAClN w " - = -
indianapolis. Feb. 1S.J g. Shaiier'
who has occupied President Harrison
residence on North Delaware street io5
Tie last two years, moved out today ana
the house WIN be put 10 repair al ohVt
for thu reception Of the presldenl, niq
Mrs. Mckee on their return from Wash'
inrton early next month. The mouse
viii be repapered throughout, the deee si.,.
lions changed and the poriors felur
niehed Mrs. Mckee win reside perna-
nently with her fnther aud wii accom-
panv him 10 Europe IN the fan TOT ~,
extended tour. during which ne WIZ
stndv economic conditions preparatory
10 writing . book upon the tarih.
II rs probably not known 20 me gen
ernl public thai al the names placed ~
fore Chinese shops and lanndres wv
false. Every Chinaman "a buaihess ~,
a Ashop name, aud o private n4ne,
ana by The latter be- Is known olp 20
lis family aud intimate ac0uaintaAefS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

station near IV 'I'Nia wool WIS al
most as heavy as iron aud tough as tx.
mum yitno IL was brought down from
the upper coast In small bouts aud UNI
loaded nt low tide When the tide rose
not "a log of ID even changed us position
an inch Then, too. / was informed los
Mr.. Mansfield. the progressive Young
superintendent of the plant. that the
wood had TO be put IN and burned while
i was damp; that lt would not give
heat u allowed Ia dry All the woods
seem 90 he hard that grow in ibis iunrshy
country nenr the coast, notably the ma
hognhN' lignum vitae anu COCO hulh
wood, ana the forests of the country are
mngnhcrntl| varied with hno woods
A PLACE or MEMORIES.
This electric light goes plnriug sncri.
liaously down every narrow. bulconicd
street IN Panama except the Monastery
lane the monastery sunkcn down undor
ccntunes-a mouldy messy mass of
memories 10 be- kudled only uuler the
cold light Of the mDon II IS dark down
that alley birds of decay hover over
( cnyernous chnsms and dart darkly with
the quick, Squrnky TIN of bats. through
ragged window holes druucd iu gloom.
Merry music aud quip of well wuci
ANA wei Wttcd monk OF long ugn ilit
about in memory cOyly mud with the
quick crimson Fash of humnliug bird and
. salnthel music, us of old mission bells
% springs amnmnthiuo ynllrys, comes
back like the perfume of pure white
lilies and fingers among the tmnblug
b ui yIna ,gnsSi%uSy 4 ibo ona'fy he
cup of the spiritus snnctus flower that
blooms ON sheltered mound within.
The convent Il within easy walking
distance. and they talk Of tunnels from
the cathedral 10 the monastery and from
the monastery TO the convent. "'ro "A
nunnery 10" yas nn donbt tj,e prune.
caper when this tunnel aud the nionns-
terry aud thp monks were la working
order of superstitious nntiaultv.
M, 1,ud ~ r,.. ,,,f,st ~, ,,,,..,. T..
,oir,,t, ~ n" ,n,,t, ir,t n ,p ,i,. Nh,
',ras,. III ~ ,Tto, n,'t ''s ,,n iw W.,
Ss Il h rordioi "s conyi,iai ~ e
courageous, as caresslng 20 the chilled
strong ms daring os n dare be-. self ne.
liant Ina the reverence of the mngscs.
Tho priest here rs "A Jolly fellow. a nun
brave To- denth for chniifys sake. bold
sometimes to dpbnuch fof pnssiou's sake.
rlnntiue latin kprrices worahipipg Inc
none muocautI, pprbaps bnhho0zlin0
the becloudpd. who however, could not
DC handled by any other powor shan.
Ing 10 n preat extent fhe policies Of de-
rppublic. gpreading civilization and Ok
tendipp learning nd me expense al ill.,
erfy beefo,y'ng ibo Ieguif Hiss IL In
mijifv upon tbe strong hand Inn Il I'M.
cousriouslv la bv IL In triumph
ilih NiiI iNH AMI ilih NIAlI.
Tho prieet 81 a t,,ir nou,o, ,,it, he
Nu6r1 XIV. trasiient ~ M rrp,,iii, a,,i
aii IN III M, n rsttiiag oooI t,,, ~ ~
Iishon hi bis naiace I'M M man bau..
et,r ms ti,c Irign narEosa spst, ',o,.s
,Vitbo,,t aa,t,e. cnioys XXX ~
rni,Ier az vtfsi ton,g no c,stosics 81
Citin, ~ onsl .,,J f.els n ,.,,,..,.,. VI
Incl s,a1t'',,'d iarLnot ~"
e,.oi"i i.ii,,i,, a,,d ,,,,,.r fo,. ,,,-,.i 49,
80 ,,d 49, XIX, i,ne Ia, Il, , l,,
c,o,L ~ ri,n,.,,, inI,a,. For e,n,,. - NV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
ISTHMIAN PHASES.
Human Nature Of Panama Has
Its Queer Points.
THE CHURCH AND THE STATE.
A 0eyout Catholic Country Is That Which
Crushed De Lesseps
In tho Prison at Panama -Conyiols Displayed
Like Wild Beasts In a Menagore.
The Dress and Habits Of
the People.

From Special Correspondent Of The
Gazette
Panama, Feb s. This isthmus is in
a way like the wee neck of an hour
glass. Travellers and steamers from any
port focus here Hud then scatter.
IL is mumcnlury resting place to poo-
pie going everywhere Most OF the wish
tors larry ON board the steamships pass
ing through but temporarily at anchor
In Panama Bay and from their decks
study the place and the people almost
with birds-oye sweep.
Around these steamers Ia the bay
small boats loiter i'm storm or SUI Ike
sharks They generally take a boat ful.
say eight people, ashore for -, Amrri-
can. or gold MS the say. They bring
Holsters aud oranges, p.neapplcs from the
islands. These pneapples must he tasted
before one can form an idea Of their
lusciousucss when lately plucked. Some
swimming and diving Is done from the
float from which the freight is loaded
into the steamers. The men are careful,
| am told, Az 10 the time OF day at which
they take The plunge. az these waters
are beset with sharks ever alert for
more veal Should mn American hap
pen 10 tumble overheard after having
been stall fed on the bountiful ship fare,
be- would bee classod as AN cntree. What
I noticed about these fellows bathing
was that they were stripped 10 the waist
right under the eyes of lady passengers
ON shipb0nrd But nothing Is thought
of the nude down here. beard critical
comment made hy young ladies aud
their escorts on the cute little physiqueh
of naked negro children under bnuana
tree. along The railroad or sitting in the
door,yays of Panama. One gets into a
deshahlle frame Of mind under the june
fingered caress Of the air and the eye
floats mnguidly and acntiesccnily over
an lnpsos ia dress 10 finds them every
where. There must be this tone OF re-
taxation. and as soon as anything seems
necessary. % ceases 10 be condemned by
Tho eye. Elent and omen sun must bc
avoided. though the blacks sometimes
20 harehended IN Il. Caution must al-
WAYS be- observed by tho stranger The
GOOD doctor on board the san Jose, on
pauarna. told some frightful labberw0l
stories OF how people bad gone ashore
md come back IN Ten hours down with
fever. The purscr, too. g Jolly good
chan. by the bye, yclppt Garland, was
mn Of yellow fever reminisccnce. with
black vomit attached but quite q party
went ashore.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
LIKES oREsHAMs APPOINTMENT
General Lew Wallace Says the Selection Is
Immense.

New l-onz. Feb. 49, General Lev
Wallace of Indiana, who was az rue
Gilsey house. was asked today ms
opinion on the appointment OF Judge
Gresham 20 Clevelands cabinet ie
said: ut Is immense. IL Is Ike put
ting burning Goals and boiling on on me
bald head of the Democratic party IL
will create connection In the Demo
cratic ranks, this going into the RepnD-
licnn party to find good material 10 hrlp
carry on a regular DEMOCRATIC adluiullss-
tration This plan Of the Democratic
president going TO the Republican parry
for talent is not compliment 70 the
party which elected Mr. Cleveland. .,,.
What do you thing Of Senator iiill
action In the senate IN forcing vote on
the silver question:
at was the most consummate piece OF
dsyiitry that any politician ever az
tempted against n rival. If anybody Is
responsible for the failure 10 rrpc9l me
Shtrmnn silver purchase act. Mr 0leEe-
land is. With his diciaional methods
he issued his ukase he ordered the ilehi-
beers OF congress 10 groyei IN the aust SO
he could put his foot on their necks, but
10 and behold, his own party members
reyolted, refused 10 bow and went
against the royal pronuneiamento th"l
free coinage must stop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
n. H. TAYLOR.
Marian, and She, Like all sensible girls,

Marian, aud she, like all sensible girls,
reciprocates
cannot be said. and yet e may be
summed M IN the short sentence ut
can hardly be improved upon. TLous-
ands and thousands of people have APP
plauded TO the echo. From beginning
to end there Is not n dull moment in the
opera, Ii is simply filled with solos,
Duets, trios, quartettes and grand Choir
uses, one more beautiful than the other,
It's rare Lumor keeps the audience In a
continuous uproar. The sheriff of Not
tingham is hated for his treachcry and
laughed at for his drolery; Robin Hood
is admired for his daring. as are Lis mer-
ny mon; Maid Marian has the sympathy
of the audience for her struggl against
fearful odds TO gain the side of the man
shn lnYps
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

romouce prevails uguiust bll odds
a PEOPLE WHO pERPErUALLN
SLEEP
N anything could have added brial,
npas and cleanliness uud tluitt 90 these
people 70 would have hDen the money
aud opportunity that were TURNED loose
during rnuul duys llut no. then passion
rose but HE higher against the mighty
Hood of foreign progress and uUl IhrN
WIRE no more tu Ice swept away from
their natural loves aud hutcs mud
uhturnl tendencies than TINT wcigMy
redwood Ia a dead heavy sleep even
under The heHvng tide Of The 'ncihr
Beauty aud uniuuunrs aud Incidence
aud artistic expression cling 90 Those
unidpus of nation now almost num-
herrd among the wurldH rims Ike dim
drpcrirs 60 their monastery memories,
whether No pew or plaza, iu market
place ur tripping nlong the munllna on
gala afternoons.
Las Muulus. or thc WALL surrounds
tho old city With pundoruumeaa. Twcn-
ty-iiyr feet wide. 10 b. "a summer carnival
scene ON sunday afternoons 'fhv hnnd
is iu thiriuuo lluN ur plnan DE- Aunns,
just under ihr wall ANA thr nir s glad.
There wis % great sob On when this
wall Wns built MoncN money money
WIS usErl for lruu Ihu lnH of Npnlu
one afternoon the King looked oul oi hH
window lu meditation. ~ uu trying o
Secs Doe wWird. I'll That wull lms set
reached fan enough across ihp OcVuu t0
be in sight But u arrms oyprnHt-
ing.
Under part Of Il ~ Chirlaui prison.
Adioinlng the prison b. the barracks for
the battalion of Colombia,
Ia front of this prison, on the plaza,
the criminals sentenced 20 death aro
shot. though the sentence h rarely pnr-
ricd out one criminal having been shot
Ia the last thirty yeuH.
AN ISTIlMIAN PRISON
Those cells nre simply nrohed depths
Opening on one side Of the wall mud rum
ming back for twonty feot. Thick par.
lliions separate them VITA amnll connect
mg openings. Fifteen or twenty
wrtchcs stay IN oach cell. which " open
0u the uluHa through hoavy hnrB Hnlf
naked, illthy. desperate looking, they
pruwl about like demons sleeping on 10
Inclined board shelf running con-
tiuuUusy down the side SOme are
locked to rings iu ohnius AN nre
chntly aud defiant and nlowed many
privileges They make sticks aud cDcon-
nut shell souvenirs and ARE permitted
40 buy tobacco ana What mot with fhc
proceeds Sometimes they hll one nn-
other. One brute born Ia Africa, "a
fNHfA NNNNif NiNil lNifNW lANN IN hNfNiNillf
devil iiu has committed two cruel muir
dera. tried 10 kll the miller aud "a Ia
Tor twelve youre He told me he lics
o. and would ldll again VI necessary Ia
gei bnck. AN in presence of The guards
Gpnunl summer dny chat goes On be
tween gnm and prisoner aud yam root
nd benua nre dishcd ont Oi bucket t1
Nom daily la one dungeon, darl, aud
dnns. tley crawl on tholr bellies like
yipers. with The cunning. cowed. cruel
white Of their eyes rolling aallenly and
prison. aftor some red tapo. First IN
tofgnaiit pnoripe ON tbo beueh hnd I'll
Is. ,gared T6en nnotbef official WA
,vnkrd He came out with butginc
egea blue blougc. r,d pants. muaknf ma
yellow siriles. and went ub 10 No head
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
LANDING AZ PANAMA.

The mode Of landing. when the tide
Il ont - NOT happy one. For the fall
~ fhp spring tide which Is on now is
tyveutv-three feet and OF the neap tide
eirhtpen. The boat goes nearly ashore
md IA met by another haf-boitomcd
XIII and tlie women are carried Out BOZ
fhe orns III scaniily clad natives. as n
wonld evidently be contrary 20 American
etiouette Tor the Young man accompany
ing ~ nay such close attention, Then
tbe waik + made through black mud
no fight Of antique stone fteps 90 tho
narrow street. On their backs natives
,-ere ICING asleep. where I Landed. with
mi proteetion against the wet
Further down 90 imp Internal picked
booi.',I arar ~ head aud hanging down
ys hae H4 was black with sticky
aa aul had an inhehnite look below
49, JtI,'t INK for clothes he was
hnsr splitiiug wood much IKE red oak
for ,,se h ne power plang Of the eiertrlc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

always keep hottie Of OhainDannin'a
Cough Kennedy IA hand "a u q psomDt
aud certain cnrH. ~ Giyeu w ngpn as
The rfoupy cough appfar1 i wlll pfe feul
the attack. For sale By ~ ~. Cyan
nier; also by ]. X. Nlcka a Co, cengs
gllLA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
1AaslsoN's HOMECOMING.
House al indianapolis BoIua Prepared Tor His
Occupancy.

Occupancy.
Indianapolis. Ind, Feb ~ President
llnrnson's private residence ON Della.
ware avenue wnR vacated today by the
family that hns occupied it for nearly
four yours, preparatory to thorough
renovation from cellar 10 roof A good
denl of the furniture viii be- replaced
aud the house viii be- made 10 look NJ
cheerful and homclikc no possible. Ac.
cording 10 udylces received here lhg
president will leave Washington on tho
afternoon trnin on the day of Grover
tlrycland'R inauguration aud viii sleep
under lbs own roof on the night ~
Sunday March b.
Mrs Mckee and children win CONG
here with him and remain f1r while,
~ order iO break IN measure that
SENSE of loneliness which Mr. Harrison
would feel IN returning TO tho house that
can no longer boz blessed with the charis.
ING personality " the loYable helDmeet
who was friend, guide and conpaniOu
undcr ibis roof for 80 many years.
N 10 nholterinR his sheep me Turner reia
"a cold. be- must usc Or. Hilps Cough syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
Or. GRAVES WILL 90 FRee.
No viii Not Be- Tried Again Tor Inc Murder Of
Mrs Barnaby.

Denver Col, Feb. 1Sif has become
evident that Dr. Graves win never again
be tried for the murder Of Mm, jose
phine Bnrnaby. Attorney Steyens CONF
nuniented with the Witnesses az FrOyi-
dencc 10 find ont " they would agnin
come to this city 10 tcstify Ia the case.
They responded that they would On tho
same oOndinOnss nB before These con-
John Conrad, mileage from Providence
and per diem FOR the time consumed.
They can not be complied with, az tho
county commissioners refuse 70 sanction
The expense Attorney stevens an-
nouDces that there win be no attempt %
hold another trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
a MILIrAnY GuARD.

Che governors house 10 Panama M
guarded hy these NANCY looking men of
Nnr ! saW Il coal black soldier stand
ing straight with eyes seemingly aimed
ai Lnpe Horn, guarding she honnf OF
thc governor ~ The department Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

During she month Of November. tho
last for which figures have been mBda
public, the German nfiuT lost 100 men
by doath Of whom seventeen, Or mora
than 0ne.sixth. committed suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

m 90 HhrltprinR hig sheep me Turner refs
q colo. he mnll uae DR. nuns Cough syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
[GE AND FOYER.
at GreenwaIls
This Week.
hELANO'S ALL UNIFIED
|nA Monday Matinee and Nishi--Tho Fa.
aR'Sln Hood Opera Company Wednes-
'qNt Thursday Nights Only-Dra.
uillc liens oil General Interest.

Eeahds minstrels Monday special
.'e o. 3 p, m. and night. The Bos-
eges ~ speaking of their appearance
Al city says.
n ps q large and exceedingly we'll
~ audience that attended the au-
~ OPENING at the Boston theater
evening Standing room only was
4 Premium. The opening promises
W q season Of prosperity
4 Wlfacuou was CleNeland's min-
Is a production well known to
4 wv {healer goers. The only change
'.4e was one Of Improvement, if IL
.s'le % improve u good thing, and
4lues Program proved an enthu-
success. All Of the jokes We're
wv Jokes, OF course, TOR were
n a NY Ntlyipassages strictly original,
~ were all funny. They all pleas
--Nle after encore established this
SlN alphabetically Boston News,
tVAEfuL 'ROBEN HOOD"
~ speadid company will nnnenr nj
,'f opera house Wednesday and
~. nights only. IL Is called the
comic operas The following
4 4, ,'g gul OF this most popular opera:
peen alleged that advanced edu-
s1l research have disinterred
A pe'5 " the past. Some people say
A m s'eeilu3sas never saved the life of
onulh; that William Tell was
ahd that Robin Hood never
nv Kings deer in Sherwood fore
|y,-r nv Yer II Is true thar, in the
F ~ e'ery man and woman. poca-
M W seen leaning over Captain
4 r.n ward OF the raised club. Wi.
N gan be seen aiming nj tho nm
N M oa : head; and Robin Hood.
liar acn, ' o9M oil yew, can be seen
8gs her ' me green sWard at the
4 IN ,'ne Of the opera Is In tho ouoint
i d r nottingham. England and
4 s,i,,3 heart of Sherwood Forest
II Ss,aD auenton has been paid 10
5ine. va ana the stage settings and
.rb, y" historically corr.ct The
4 PAW y, wy lehdlgg artists IN tho
i,eos lsipline Hamilton. Jennie
D. ps at'hei balch, Clara Wisdom.
.iAe, Tpir1hf, Maud McInfire Iohn
M Edwin Isham Er,ni, y ,,' oiin
Robin i ana Edward IL. Pulfrey.
N n eitool Opera company Is com
efy fS Y People, carries lis own
ity bow .N1es1ra, the costumes ara
"A ~ IL IN pu We're made from plates
4 - uor,,' lllsh museum. The PRO
5 MeHgllse that the porformance
M ID Dedl with the nat-forn,o,co
N'il New wal run at the Garden
PAS. ihe legends, robin Uoo6v Il
n most popular II No. an,,
b N Tor centuries. I, To-, - i 'evn
pQl n A. nursery; aud lastly. il has
aalior upera, which. by popnlat
,Pefa oi ~ sse'iiared TO be- the greatest
Agland ~ snS Seeade
Of sRoh4I,nu ~ this country the
Riil s'nih Hood' las bsen 10
Z - % h. sorm Of public approval.
Ca M eeard IN This city sbortIv
sng n{,h we Robin Hood Onega
iaslei AZ east which can hnrdiv
N any opera company in lie
tsld IS a heon,,s,,,
fNs hser OF 0utlawry which
A1o a,ana1 uhg to the passive
liesiI,el humcr which always
iiy f and with II nll n
'.st d er,s., slogy which appeals 10
st,t 'lsst Is produced again
lefy '. WI Scarlet shows eeejn
lafolfagth; Little IoLn r 1921
" tH tthtn. sings hgs t,,.,.,.,.
wv October Aie.1 Friay,,
~ KS jokes; the sheria ~ w.
s'a ilsn 'a s Plans and Robin
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Heiazs dne fruit preserves, for few
days Gully; al kindH75 cents d jarf
former price, 81
TURNER s. DINGEE.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-26
DnR. VvOLFE's LETTER.
D1r. BelOae Has q Few Words I'm
Reply.


EDITOR THE CITIZEN: 1 noticed a COM
ment from w. E. Wolfe in your last issue
on Mr.. Starnes' letter, in which he
knowingly does me great injustice, as
a contractor for the cement pavement.
He we'll knows that the work was done
in accordance with the specifications and
under superintendcncy of the city cngin-
Ger, and was rendered in a frstclass and
workmanlike manner, and accepted by
the city on Mr.. Lees recommendation.
He further knows that the injury to the
work was caused by the severe weather
Immediately following the completion OF
same. He also knows that work laid
on paved streets where it was well
drained is in good condition now.
He willfully tries to mislead the public
about the cost, as there was only about
six thousand dollars worth of work done
and all repairs needed eau be made for
about seven hundred dollars instead of
seven thousand, as stated bv him. And
he is the first person to find fault of work
done on North Main street by me. AS
far as 1 am able to Judge. the worst work
on that street was done in front of the
Farmers warehouse by him for which he
received about rs cents more per yard
than the city paid. And In conclusion,
think before MIR. Wolfe again criticises
to take look at the city hall where he
was paid for doing first class plastering.
and If he or any one can find a greater
botch in Asheville or elsewhere than here,
| they can find more than /, after twenty
years experience at the business.
E. T. BcIotc.
July 27, 1898.