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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

MONEY LOANED for short ;ime n large or
N small amounts on any form o. good Sc
cursty. Frank A. Werner. sz' Michigan lust
Bald ms. cor. Pearl and Ottawa Streets 1eie-
phone lf2b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
CHICAGO

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

L,OR SALE-Tweive hne furnished rooms.
II good location and full Of roorers. netting
Q good proat. VIII sell cheap. No. IS North
Waterloo street. room III. s.tI
L'OR SALE-A small dry goods and millinery
store: new stock, situated on one OF tho
best business streets In the CITY; living rooms
in the rear, three years lease at sb per
month; 500 will purchase this business. For
further particulars inquire w. X. scrtoner.
rrai estate dealer. &c Pearl street. S1tf
EoR skLE-Hy entire store Of furniture an
miscellaneous. household ecocs; . new
house and iarge lot corner CT Inion ana CAR
rer streets. house and lot No. 10 Meoisoe
street; vacant lot on Christ street; farm OF
ten acres 10 rods eastof city limits; new build
fngs and all kind OF fruit; viii sell or exchAng 60
for other property. A. A. LORD NO. u rtoek-
ing street ii1sI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

OK 20 SIS per dag st home. selling LTatnins
- Platter and plating teweiry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest on Je~siy
rod A. new on an Kinds OF metal with gold.
silver or nickel No experience. 20 capital
Every house has goods needing platin< ID.
h Delno. Columbus. o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
N. W. NORTHROP,
Room rs. ssh Floor Mich. Trussh bag.


FoR RENT.
one hease en- soufh Union street STIR al
Nod hrn ttrrroTeai snts. between Cherry street
al Wealthy srfnHe. -
STREET esf4 50.
On. heas~ 81 wess nflase vish measrn I'm
EFos en@Hfs So
ara ttffh sssHse. q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

NIscELLAH s9Us.
GAVE NOSaY-Ihe labor on All uphcster.
- ing lntfu.ted 90 Us viii 10 done fra OF
"a are when The material IL purehAsfd AZ our
esiatilsh fnsnf. OF which We Keep = fusl g.
sna guarantee prices IS lew rs the lowest rus
efer esii Only lo.d good for thirty dsys from
cate February Is. isssi. lelepHone sls Z.
h ~ pho stefiag company. No. l1sioo
caaAl street. Bsrsey 4 Gas block ~
yoTIcE-Traaee acknowledgement 20 III
~ south DIVISION street Nine n Is.
Rhodes.
ATTENTION LADIEsi-"Emma'B Bust Devei
N oper Will enlarge your bust I'VE incnesi
guaranteed; sealed Instructions &C. or - paze
iiluxtr ated catalogue &C. BY mail Emma
Toilet Bazar. Boston. Mss Is Bun
TO BUILDERS AND C0S1EACToRS-lf
Il You have built ana sold oni contract or
have taken . mortgage back and now Wish 10
sell the Co tract or mortgage or borrow on
sane. cali on John Is. Martin % Canal street.
ABBY BROS. successors 10 Roberts. Mech
"A 4 Co, In the old Atkins stand. carpenter
shop. weather strips sold and pat as. eoor
aud window screens. sign boards. storm houses
and windows. building OF counters. saw niina
of all kinas. icbb Nc. and estimates sisen on
old snd new work. alwsys resd y Tor small lops
70 North Iona ST.. OF y. Morton House. Wye
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Az established msnufactpr M concern con-
"A Combating m.vlng 10 Grand hapids. d.
sres to form IA alliance With thorough and
com peseas business nan. who Will invest
xeusrnl manage OF the company lhe agtfc .
Manufactured 10 fully covered % patelfa ana
II used by every mil owner and manufacturer
In me country and the opportunity Tor large
prefes IL sasuret- Pull particulars win 10
xiven upon Appisafioa- Address A. D. T..
oH4-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADVERTISEMENT or THEE LIN Or
n more under this head cents per Il Tor
enc insertion. 10 cents per Inc for thrse In
ssrt.ons. or ~ cents per line tor one week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

bales against $4,000 bales last yeSr and
3i,2OO bales az all ports. Showing con.
tlnuance Of the same ratio of dccreasc
that has been such a prominent feature
during the past week. the amount
brought into sight np 60 this evening "A
in round figures, 4.0O0.0O0 bales against
V,blo,VOO bales last year. For the COM
ing week we are running against port
receipts Of l0J.OOO bales aud total
movement Of about 221.O0O bales. Il
= generllv supposed that we shall lose Nt
icast 10000 bales In comparison with
these figures. There IL point worth
noticing Ia connection with the coming
weeks movement. and that ~ that the
hfrt three days Of The week up to Tues
day night foot UP 20 twO-thirds OF The
weeks receipts at the ports The
comparison with these three days
viii therefore be worry strongly
AGAINST this years movement while
~ y possible for the latter DAYS
OF the week, the comparative loss win
ne very light We mention this fact
because it mlght be to the interest OF
our friends who are trying 70 get out Of
th'ir contracts before the comparison. be-
comes 80 favorable as Il seems likely dur.
ing the latter part of the coming week,
but Of this they can hest Judge from
turthcr developments. Tho Lancashire
strike has been SO often reported settled
thnt it viii not do Go take Tor granted
the news received todly, even though
sales.
a FIRE in I.iverpool this morning dos.
troyed over 10000 bales and another lE
10000 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
STATE AFFAIRS.
The Greer County Case.. HANGING on tho
Governors Coat Tal'.-.Oiher
Slate Affairs.

Austin, Tex, Jan Special r.
Captain McNccl Of the ranger force
has been mustered out Of service aud
Sergeant Rogers OF Captain Brooks
company has been promoted to Captain
McNeels position. The rangers of Cap.
tain McNee's company left with him
but several of them have gone back To
serve with Captain Rogers. An this hap
pened some time ago. but has been kept
secret and the information has come
Ia from the west through private sources.
The henriur in the tirecr county case
was progressing yesterday. The main
witnesses were Profs Dunible and Cum
Minis.
The halls are being put in order for
ORGANIZATION next Tuesday.
The crop of candidates I'm both houses
bids feir 20 turn out unusually large.
Most of them hang on the governors coat
tail but that geutleman'a friends insist
that he is taking no stool; Ga any race,
not even the speakershp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
PROFESSIONAL
Strictly Is the Dealing in the
Stock Market.
MORE SHIPMENTS OF GOLD
Depress tho Market 10 Some Exient--The Cot
ion movement Touds 10 Confirm tho
Position Taken BY tho Bulls.
Money About 6.
DUN's REPORT.

New York, Jan U-R @. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review says Business for the new
year opens wen. In every part of the
country and apparently Ia almost every
branch Of business traders are looking
forward TO year OF large transactions.
but in financial circles the year opens
with considerable feeling Of nneer-
tainty growing 10 a revival Of gold ex-
ports which will be about S2.OO0,OOO
for the current week and TO doubts about
the action Of congress
AZ southern points business Is general
ly quiet. At New Orleans business Is
fair, but the supply Of money ample. Cot
ton Is steady aud sugar Is in good de-
mand
The government crop report startod
little stronger, buying, but wheat soon re-
acted 70 "a 5.Sc, decline Of nearly lie
for the week Western receipts Ia three
days were over 2,OOO,0OO bushels. Ia
spite Of the large receipts corn gained
over n cent for the week and oats also
while pork rose 81, lard zoe aud hogs 50c
per 100 pounds.
Coffee Is unchanged and OIL j 1-2c
stronger but cotton showed no change
with sales Of 100000 bales.
Speculation in stocks is depressed 10y
monetary anxiety Government ava
other large disbursements make tbe
monty market easier but bankers exc
pect exports OF gold 10 continuc.
IN iron weaker tone Is iqanifestcd
with reports Of reduced prices br plg bf
some Southern concerns, Deliveries Of
rails for tile past year 100000 sous
Markets irregulnr and weak, though in
structural aud sheet iron q large bust.
ness Is IN prospective
The change Ia the relations " pennsyl-
vaiia and Reading does not yet affect
prices of coal
Copper and iir are wen supported, but
lead is weak
Shipments Of boots aud shoes 10 1892
BOO D4 cases, against a,4li,843 cases
last year and 3,533393 cases IN 1850 the
most prosperous year for manufacturers
The ran production Of most milk II sold
for months ahead aud The new year
oiens with great strength Ia woolcns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

Washington. Jan O. Today's session
Of the senate was given up TO q discus
sion of the bin ON the subject of quarnn-
tine regulations and its corrplntive meas
urc iic bill 10 suspend immigration for
one year.
Mr.. Chandler Glcpl OF Now Hamp.
shire spoke about three hours. dcvotmg
most Of his argument to TIE last meme
toned bin although the other was rc-
vlir up for discussion. To This latter.
however an amendment was pending
TO authorize the president to issue a
rrlrIamIinu tn ru.pcrIt irniurnfion
from countries whore cholera might be
prevailing. Mr. Chandler treated this
proposition neg nu ort ~ o0wnt linn ep
the part Of congress IN imposing the
responsibility UPON thr rcsi.0it instead
OF taking the responsibility itself
Nrr1N. 'f- 4,I flH uuFr ufiup bin
were made by Senators Mcpherson
Ocm) of New lBrqey and Plat Ulepl
Of Connecticut Mills mem) of Texas,
Dolph itcpl Of Oregon
Many amendments were offered. some
Of which were agreed TO-. others going
over until tomorrow. when tho bin comes
up again as n special orlcr
The resolution offered yesterday by
Hill calling on the state department
for information ps 90 whether the bin
to suspend Immigration was I'm conflict
with any treaty with q foreign govern
mont was taken up and agreed TO with
sof'o verbal amendments.
Adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
COUNT OF PARIS
And His Friends 10 Meet In Spain 10 Scheme
Against the French Republic.
Closely Watched

Madrid. Ian. G.-The count Of Paris
has gone to Seville with his son, Ferdin-
aud Francis, aged about / years. and
Cont Do ilnuseuville, formerly manager
Of the counts press bureau for spread
ing royalist opinions. The count Of Paris
viii, il is expected, be- shortly Joined By
the countess aud the rest Of the family,
and gathering OF Orlcanist princes and
their principal counsellors. win take place
al Saint Elmo palace, Seville. or possibly
nt san Lucar 10 tix their line of conduct
in view of the French general elections.
The Spanish government Is keopine a.
poinage upon the count and adherents.
und il Is understood that senior Saeastn
viii not allow any demonstrations on
Spanish territory, just when the Madrid
government Is about TO renew ncgotia-
IONS with France for a treaty of come
uercp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
AlcELROY g. GILBERT.

New Orleans In, Jan. O. lspecial.) =
Mclllroy a. Gilbert say:
FuturesThe situation continues as
bullish as ever. Gables today brought
the assurance that the Lancashire strike
was virtually settled and this report WINS
supported by the increased demand for
spots a. an advance Of ZIG Futures
improved asa but under 3ales TO realize
lost part Of the advance aud closed quiet
? 70 . higher thun yesterday. Receipts
are as short az any one could wish for,
both az the interior aud at the ports.
aud the total weekly movement shows
loss as compared with last year Of
10000 bales, thus confirming our pre-
diction OF Wednesday Spot demand, how
ever, has not been good. sales by fac
tors aggregatng 300 bales. and 10 ar-
rive 1900 bales Prices are steady. al
1850 advance Futures closed z polnts
higher Ia New York aud 10 20 IN ~
here.
Ii Is hardly necessary 10 repeat tbet
the present conditions are ~ kuilisI
that were h not for the spectre of tbe
Hatch bill prices would be higher fhnu
the last advance which we have sect
Ia proof 81 which we zee Liverpool 5.iti
above fbf HIGHEST Doi,i "a IN. iasf spn,t
New Orleans expects tomorrow, 1900
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
s1ncKs ANn nnNns

New York. Jan O.. The stock market
today was very frm as shown from the
transactions IA fow stocks which Of
late hive monopolzcd dealings A num-
bee Of attempts were mude to put some
lie into the general market, but they
met with no succe,s, Trading was al-
most entirely professional, aud there Is
little prospect Of amy change for some
time 10 COME
Sold cxports today acted a. dpmper
ON speculation. hnt contrary to general
expectations, did not induce amy selling
of impnunuce lndustrinls kept active
and with strength while among rail
rnld shares Reading was most marked.
falling OF from the interest IL has Of
tate excited. Grnugcrs were rather neg
lected aud iuctuntious were uulmporiant
Sun, the market us a rule was dun and
closed FIRM
kailruud bonds quiet
Government bonds steady.
State bonds neglected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
SABE
Who Assisted tho Lady Love Of Ms Brother
to Escape From Parental Control, Re-
leased From the Dallas County jail

Dallas, Tex. Jan. G. CSpeciall sabe
Hardwlcke was released from the county
SAN today sabe Il good couiuyman
from The forks Of the river. Six months
ago he assisted tie lady love Of his
brother 10 escape from parental control,
the old folks obicctlug to the match
Sabe got the girl away from home an
night. bat tile old folks gave chase aud
cnpluuf hiin They had him Indicted
for aM'''iln9 aud iailesi The girl mar
rird lnst cube has becn Ia iall since 10
galianus aided the two lovers 10 realize
"loyes young dream County Attorney
John r Gillespie Investigated the ease,
decided thar there WAS nothing ia Il and
80 acted
Sable wears thnf when d relative
warts a girl hereafter he cau steal her
himself
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
-HREE FiREMEN KILLED
i poo Bales Of Cotton Burned in a LIVER
pool Fire 100000 Losl Fire
Burns liselI Out

'clpool, Jan. fan Immense cotton
'Neuse, six stories In height, ON
~ street this city, caught fire last
end despite the efforts Of the fire
'Ae the flames spread 10 two adjacent
'lp uses IN which cotton was stored.
q ihe fire was raging in the building
iirh it oriiduated q number of fire.
Wete buried under a falliug wall.
Nere working close under one Of
walls, when suddenly aud without
liug the wall bulged outward. and
r. the men could escape fell upon
! other members OF the brigade.
ecu by a large number of yOlunteers,
lce began tie work Of resrumg The
NJ ilremen. IN a short time all were
y out oi the ruins. but three were
end number of others seriously in
y fire, Ike an cotton fires. was ex-
M STUBBORN. and destroyed 1000
Valued at 100000.
81 fire burned itself out about .
~ Il rs low said TINT 10000 bales
Mon were iu the building. all Of
y we're destroyed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
Slept Calmly as a Babe Pillowed
on Mothers Breast,
WHEN A STERN ALARUM CAME
Pension Bills Are Up---Many Have Been
Passed'---Too Late, The People Robbed,
And Still Buck Ne Slept Senate Proceedings.
Du Day 10 tho House Opposition ioa
National Quarantine First Step
Against liver.

Washington. Jan. g. Representative
Buck kilgore Of Texas took "a nap ON
the sofa In the cloak room of the house
today aud when aroused by the iuforma-
ton. 'qcnsion bills are up. he found that
wit ~ arkable celebrity the house
mH, OoID, large numher of private
pensi'hA SL hc bad intended TO
oppose % IL 'esh,, 1--WE O'Neu OF Bos-
ton was put III ne during the after
noon, and the''I admonished to
read lively. and bel. cen O Ncins rapid
dispatch of business mud Kcores slun-
Der the house was iu a fair way TO dis
pose Of the private calendar, when the
Texas member awoke and made his pres
ence felt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
GOID FOR SIlIpNTENlT-

New York, Juu O. Mcssrs. Hcdcl.
back, lcklehcimer * Co. have ordered
SLOp0.ooO la gold from the sub-trcasury
for shipment 10 Europe tomorrow. lnE.
ard Frprcss will also ship like amount
In addition TO This. various shippers have
signihcd thcir intention OF sending silver
TO aggregate a million ounces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
CIvM sERYlcE ENrNNnEp.

Washington, Jan. G.-Tho president
has extended 10y nn amendment 20 postal
rule No. /, the classification of the postal
service 80 as To include nl free delivery
offices, of which There are WiderstoOd to
hc COL Filty-thrpo oil these offices ut
present are classified. Before This exc
tension the civil service rules applied
only to those post0.ices which had as
many as fifty employees. now the service
extends TO all postolhc,f where carriers
arc nmnlnYnl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
HEsTER's REPORT.

New Orleans La. Jan. 0. Secretary
Testers cotton exchange statement shows
still greater per ccntago of falling ofl
IN the quantity Of cotton brought into
sight The decrease for the week has
been lo10i2 bales, or nearly 30 Per
cent under the corresponding seven days
ending this date last year. and T5,6Gi
bales, or nearly 81 per cent under the
same seven days year before last Com.
pared with last week the total dropped
3O'o3O bales aud week before last BO,-
1t9 bales. Tho decrease for the first siA
days oi January has been Tt.T1G bales
under last rcar. sud O2.6Ot bales under
The year before. This brings the total
deficiency foi tie lbs DAYS oil tho scaso,,
ending this eyealng i.fl6,Oi3 bales less
than the movement for the same number
ol da{s last season, and 1, lO1.a>O bnles
Nlrss than the season before. The total
brought into sight during the past seven
days Is lOT, iuS bales against 91T,i5O
bales last year aud 2l5fI2 bales the
year before, while the aggregates for the
six days Of January arc 1880 bales.
against l9O i51 balos aud tSD010 bales
The total marketed from Sept 1
90 date 4,V9o.1V4 bales against 0Glh. 28f
bales aud O,B6l.11s bales Inst ycar aud
year before respectively From this time
ON last year the amount of cotton brought
Into sight was 2.3nO.14 bales. aud yenr
before last 25SS.O23 bales I'm other words
inter This dnte Last wear 20 4l-lnn pcr
cont Of the crop wns marketed aud sea.
son before last - 0l-tOu per crut The
movement since sept ! shows receipts az
ull United states ports of 3,O13. N12 bales
ngninw iu110fG bales last year aud g.
orr i2t hnlps ycur h,forr last
tlN0rlnuU uprnau titn AftData.tutst nIta
and Potomac rivers 10 Northern mills
and Canada 565. i.1 hnlcs. AGAINST $40.
OS2 bales nud GSig23 hnlos Interior
stocks IA excess of those held nt the
close Of the commercial year. 3i5.Gl6
bales against, 0bG010 bales and 4go. SSl
bulrs.
Southern min tnkings. ~. 400 balcs
against hiGS3 bales aud PSI .3al bales.
Northern spinucrs taking during the past
week. Sif3 bales less thnu last vpnr.
making the decrease In tniugs, 306.alO
bnlcs for tho season TO date. Foreign
exports for the week have been. i22-
Obl bales, against 2OS.5OS bales last year.
m 1tn, the total for the season, lib
iNi hulcH, against Ha53 1'N bales last
year or a decrease of S51. IDS bales.
Total tnkings Of American mills. North
and South and Cnundn. thus fnr for the
season have been l.433,2il bales against
l,l2S,tUj hnlcs last year. This n-
rludrs l. Oi2iO hnles low Northern spin.
ners against 1,4O0. rot hnlos. Stocks nd
seaport cities aud 20 leading southern
interior decreased during the past week
33,3Si bales against decrease during
the corresponding period last year of
ltouO bales. aud are now 33S.502 bales
smaller than this date In 1902. lnclud.
ing stocks left over nc ports aud inland
cities from the last crop mud the number
OF bales brought into sight thus fnr uf
the new crop supply Ia date, b,i32.145
hHles rrainM GO33,6i3 bales M the same
period last year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
aD0nnIA rInrrInN rnnIlnIra

Atlanta, On, jan d-An election for
county officers was held throughout Geor-
gla Wednesday, atl In some places party
feeling between Democrats aud Third party
people ran high. Several small lights are
reported with more ar less sensational de.
tails, but the mou serious trouble was az
Mnu9r'a Store, near Fayetteville. Webster
Cox Q'0pl was Killed by a. s. Miner Roth
horp the reputation ~ being respectable
ailzons, anh belonged 20 prominent fari-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07

Of the nearest friends Of Mr.. Cleveland.
bis friendship dating from the time when
Mr.. Cleveland first went to Albany as
governor Yet. singularly enough. dur
ing all those years, AR Lyman has been
connected with those Democratic news
papers which have not been friendly 10
Mr.. Cleveland but be never betrayed
the interests Of his paper because OF his
personal friendship for the new president.
Mr.. Lyman Is not 90 be misled because Of
the tinsel Of Washington life He re-
members that Daniel lamont went from
The private secrctorgship 60 q salary Of
81. no annually, preparel for him by q
syndicate, and that Tint syndicate and
his own eucrgy have secured financial In
forests which are valuable enough 90 rcr-
init him 20 come Co Washington as cab
met officer. But Mr.. Lyman IS not 10 DE
allurcd from the career which he Is maxi
ing for himself by auy such Inducements,
and he win stay IN his editorial room un-
~. ncrhaps he can come 10 Washington
as United States senator from Montana.
The committee ON military parade IN
connection with fhe iuaNonraOon Of presi-
deut-cleci Cleveland called upou Score
tary Flkins 20 request a revocation "
the order Cor the transfer ~ cnvnlrv now
at Fort Ntyer pvri Z of Columbia fo
southern POINTS or az least susrousion
If those orders unfil after the dnto 80
the innnc1rriiou Tho secretary said he
was DESTROYS VI adding 70 the impressive
moss Of the occasion. $50 far as was IN
the powpr of the war department TO
couiributo and whilc he would NOT prom-
lac Co do what tie committee desired. he
assured them TINT nuv troops removed
before the sch of March would be re-
placed by others. 80 that the military por-
ton " the procession would not suffer
thereby. Secretary Elkius Informed the
committee that tie conditions were such
that 10 was possible 10 assemble az Wash
ington 10y March 4 without extraordinary
expense an unusually large number ~
troops pud he would ,1vc instructions 10
have ihis done. The details Of the move
mont were on once placed IN the hnnds If
Major General Schufcd. and when his
orders are carried ont he inaugural pro-
CO tsion next March viii contain probably
q lurgcr representation OF the army of
the United states than ON any similar
occasion before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
FlERcK sTOnN

Long nranch y. D. Jan GA fierce
snow storm along one entire New Jersey
coast Inns wrought terrible damage 10 pfop.
erty The sea has cansed inc sfotffdu ~
tiains running as iilellauds. BdlkLrad.
ana liluns That place d totally DESTROYED
AZ lAiA place tie famous hon bier ls A
avenue = gone. aoi 4 single foot 4enaias
10 tel the liOly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-07
SOILrIInRN 100 rIInNAcEs-

Chattanooga, Ten, Jan. o. Tho Trades
man, in IT, annual report for lSl2 refer
ring 90 the production of iron in The South
says: There are now 10 furnaces, Of
which hh are in the blast aud 90 ont OF
blast. The product Tor 1899 i'm the eight
iron producing states of the South,
The Tudesmnn estimates az lO61, 49,
tons Alabama WAS the largest producer
among the Southern states Ia 1872, hay.
Ing an estimated total Of l,O3iO41 tons.