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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
LOCAL MARKETS.
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DRUGS
Quotations based on small lots 20 retail
dealers, Acetanlid, per ounce, 100; per
ID, aceuc acid, per 10 eo' car0olie acid.
cryst, per 10, 3 70 soc; murlatlc acid, q
r.. por To- nitric acid q p, per 10 2lci
sulphurio acid, 9. p, per 10, 2lci tannlc
acid, bulk, per ID, a. IS alcohol, " per cent
por cal - less &c cashi alum per 10, 4ci
nntiknmnia ! 90; antifobrine, per on 2ooi
antpyrine per or $40; ammonia; CARGO
nate, per h.. Ice; due yitrio.. per 10, oaopi
blue mass. per 10, Soc blue Ointment por
jb Zoe, borax. per TO-, l2ai3; camphor,
gum, per 10, BIC, capsicum,, powdered per
lo-. 25ci eopper4ps, pcr ID 2agS' cream 5l,
s IIr per 10, i5o. Doyer's powder,perlb,
81 10, ether sulphurlc, U.S.P., 10. g gum
srabi first pick, per 10. 90c, gym shellac,
white, per ID, zoe; mace, per To- Go; mer.
eury, per ID, 700; morphine. sulph., T. = W.,
\ az boxes per o., o. f3f o. boxes
Der or. d D! o. bottles pee o. a. o.
nutmers, per pound. 75ai castor Oh. p9r
gal. e. 25a. !. 80 olive oil, gal, tl.lO; lnsee1
oil, rer GA, $500 cSl sperm Oh w - Pc ~.
gal, tieJ; oprarh. per pound. ~ tos% "
opltlm Do, per pound. ePr-iO; ack pepper,
per pound. lsc; potash, bromide, per
pound Sboi potash, ehlorate per
pound Hei ,lod!de'w per no,,,..
Is 2Bi auinlne ~ " o. Ool.ieA'
Ier on Nelt NNAlAHN ~ NH aH~erf WI
~. sOci Qulnine r. y W.. Dor cans, per
~. nc; h and s uuinme. o. vials, per o.
zoe, 40, o. tins, per or 2soi DO. boz tins
f,ef o.. e5c; 90, 25-o1 TINS. par o. 23a do.
iCo-oz tinA per OF sde; sal soda per ID
gslnse; galtpeter,rehned. per 10, 100 salpe.
ier commercial, &c; salts, Epson, per TO- 70;
ollie Rocbelle. SOC; bicarb soda English
kegs. per 10 Sc; sulphur, Flowers 5-bDl
lots ~. gulphur Flowers, small lots, &c;
spirits turpemtine, market rates, per Cai;
white lead, S. r. per ID ial4c
ioCll cores
Good mlddllug. 5-iec. strict middiing
81 O; middling z Zee; strict low mid
ding, III Ic; low midali4G I7-isci
strict good ordinary, l-.p.
rouIEHr. ZOOS ASD rprrsh
Prioes paid by dcaiers-Old hopA e IS
par aox spring chickenA largo - 59i
spring chickens, small, y % lurkeys---
small spring hcns eachi spring goh-
blefs, small, q large ga lens 80;
one and two s. az old EoDpleIs 81 tDe o0s
eggs, 6c per doEi butter Ife4n sooa, &c;
common country lcs ffe1 t9
Retaiiers ret -Old hena. 81 per oozcni
sprine chickens. large, s. " spring chick
ens small, 81 ~ 1Nrkegs-cma fprlnx
hers q, spmug goOblera, smaii, y largo
% 81 2J old meas 800 j iope auo Two year
old eobb.cIa a 50; butter. gosN fresh, sec
per pound butter common country sOci
creamery, SOC ogGs zoo PEI QoAeh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Caramols, assorted navor, B-pound box
Be-, Jolly beans. b-pound box, 05o; gum
drops, A. b., assorted flavor, b-pound box,
SOC; Japanese strips, oocoanut flavor, -
pound box, COO rock, assorted and white
ttc. French lussos. por pound O5o, rhooo.
late creams, Al, 800; iomOn drops. frosted
por boz. Coo, burnt aimopds, per box. zoo:
creams, handmade. twelve varieties. 200,
peanut blocks, TO; peanut bar par box,
ttc; loxenRes assorted con. B-pouna hox,
ibo gum drops, Mound City, b-pound box,
Zoe marshmnlowa. cherry brand, OH box,
crystal cut nc; daisy II. N. creams Col
stick candy, in pals. 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
ALL THAT is CLAIMED ron IN.
!. ., ~. w., January 10. 1893.

january 10, lSl3.
To Tho Fort Worth Gazetie.
Gcntlcmenl got my machine home
Christmas eve. lt W an that YOU claim.
ed for it Every lady who has seon n
says It's q fine machine FOR the money II
cost mo. aud know have tho finest
aud best machine IN this neghborhood.
g23 was the best spent Of any S25 / ever
spent for anything. i gave 500 10 AN
agent for am Improved American, nnd h
was not the machine nor did Il have the
Attachments The Gazette machine has,
though il was a very good machine. You
can add an the praise you wish. Your
machine N worthy of t.
SARAH M'ELWREATH
Trickham. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

- widely and favorubly known
y n the United States. Their
..1enee remarkable skill aud uni
,c,ess IN the treatment aud cure
IN Chronic and Surgical Dis
rflles these eminent physicians
An confidence Of the afflicted
are. They guarantee
s,,s and positive cure for the
s,ris Of early vice and the numer'
,ilat follow IN It's train.
Hood and skin Diseases speed
,f,ely and permanently cured.
Debility and sexual Disorders
I'm, 10 their skillful treatment
. raum ana Rccual ulcers guar.
crea without pain or detention
cinega
,,,e and Varicoeelc permanently
tenfuly cured in every case.
N, Gororrhea. elect, Spermator.
snlnai Weakness, Lost Manhood.
Emissions, Dccayed Faculties,
Weakness aud oil delicate dis
tenliar 70 either sex, positively
I, veil as al functional disorders
I'M from youthful follies or the
x nature years.
Fs ruarautecd permanently cured,
complete, without cutting, cmls-
fadoo. Curss effected at home
cl without a moments pain or
4 men or those entering on that
~ aware Of physical debility
assisted.
nton ifee, 10 person or by mail.
IL tilietcd and cannot call, write
lnclosing stamp for reply. Call
ldircss
b BELTS & BELTS,
naKl tlNaa PCSlORa, Dallas, Tex
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sPoRrlNo.
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, La, Feb, - First race
Five and one-half furlolgs. COnslan-
tine won. Fay $. second, Bny Boy third.
Time, OS ~.
Second receive furlongs. Swagil-
ator won.. Herbert O'Niel second, ANGEL
Jr., third. Time, 1:O2 II.
Third receive aud 0nehalf fur
longs Guen Brown won, Progression
second, Florist third, Time, ] 40 ~
Fourth race-One mile. Gendarme
won, Elsie /. second Patsy third. Time.
] :43 IL
Maud second, j. II. fenton third. Time,
LA ".
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
MIrrnEIL MIL NInlIr-

New YORK, Feb %. Charley Mitchell
has finally agreed to deposit u $4,000
forfeit aud fight Champion COrhctt
James III. blanchard was decided m'op
as the temporary stakeholder a cgrti
fed cheek for $1,000 viii pc deposited
with Blanchard in Boston Before
Thursday evening the whole party VIII
start for Niagara FAILS, where thu articles
of agreement win be signed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
mtrnly rloa,ed

Crawford. Tex, sept, ~. 1892
To The Fort Worth Guaetto
Gentlemen; Your premium IA.
fettc sewing machine received yesterday
accompanying Il was hveyenr GUAR,
antce. We are highly pleased With the
appearance of tho machine, and viii
Wnte you later az TO Us true merit
Yours truly.
q, A. SrANDIFER
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
a. GOOD .. Auy 300 Mnshlnn

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. 2s,1Sg2.
Editor OF Gazette
Allow me 20 say IN behalf Of The
Gnyetto machine that | have had
ono NJ constant use Tor The past eighteen
months, aud during that time Il has
done the best OF work. aud proven itself
az good as any SEQ machine Wisbine
you much success, as you can safely
recommend It, Very respectfully.
M. FARREII.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
A FEun SETTLED.

Moorehead. Ky, Feb 22-Near West
Liberty yesterday an old feud between
the Caskeys was renewed iu which
Sam, lch and Jesse Caskey fought
Jesse and Jcd were both Killed, Sam
was fatally wounded
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
nnrTEn HIM OIT.

Buffalo, N. y, Feb. 22-1he Bnchan.
an-Gnhin fight came of last night M
Turn hall and wound up IN srnsaalnai
manner. After TWO rounds lirii.u Put
a sudden termination 20 the contest by
butting his opponent on the SIDE oil ne
bead and knocking him out. Rc!eree
Denny Ryan promptly gave Tho decision
70 Buchanan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
THE GAZETTE MACHINE.
WHAT Those VINO Have Used Y Say Of lhs
Cheapest Machine N ihs Market
FIRST Glass In Every Particular.
Greenviiic. August IS 1902

To the Democrat Publishing Co.
received my sewing machine and
pleased with t. I end Il in good order,
chine In every particular My vito
and also End Il 10 be drst-class ma
says 30 tell you that she don't think
hard of You shout the delay, she IS too
well satisfied with it, and would not
give Il up for any SEQ machine We
wish you long life and great success.
Hurah for the Democrats aud three
cheers for the Democrat publishing
company, Of Fort Worth, T'exas May
your paper ever spread and carry the
glad udlngs Of that noble machine 90 a
thousand more homes You may put all
have said in your paper II you like
Yours truly,
s. ]. JOHNSON.
Greenville, Hunt county, Teas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

-, pnufs Valley, l. H.. Jan. %, 1893.
10 Tho Fort Worth Gngotto.
i received premium sewing machine. I
h,ye tested II and find It an that you
sht aud does the work woll Rosnoct.
fully SUSAN d. BuRlSS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
NJ NEATHERrnnn

tgd, IeH,. Fob % fsnoc,ot J.,
1niS \, q. 6.3O' the residences Of
x, y spring street. was burn
n eompahles were nron,nt
4 /, was too far from the bv,
Nls lnsared for SiO6 Mo
al,seS u . by 4. l.. Higgins.
\ "a Ssodi urnlturc was destroyed'
f1OV' Defective Hue the orj,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

n ieel lslsp' 2.-(Siecial.) -
MI k,,'o,lias ami corrnis owned
Ia sna,sglsld 4 BLACK near ibIs
IVA asd Loss or buildinss'
ssl,p 'rs Elements, $1,000 ~jrh
bal " origin Of he 6re
so lae,n, sum,os d 70 be ,be
t.sse ~ ,.'''ary as Jhcre has ',.e eo
Nt,e. r,,e,s PLAYS. IL wag
'n llscllCu.d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
OTrANAH NOTES social hop WI

QlA-NAiA nv - i<'7 q NN - 10y 80
be given al the Quanah hotel next Err
dav.s Miss Chambers of Mem
mis- Tex. Is visiting the family OF VIM
II Rtiee PrOspectors are plenii-
IA this week. The new hotel,
Ouanah, is pronounced one Of the pesl
on the road by travelling men. During
the coming boom the hotel n bound q
thrive. as Il should do. being a credit %
the town
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
FIRES.
IN WAnn

|. N M Feh. -. -tSprclall- Fire
IN IVY morning almost entirely
. iSg 9ne-story frame cottage
,..s' 't'iN stnet just beyond Ire
wy by Mr. j. r. Nichols and
NJ 03ned by DR. w, r. Cir
otee lNIhllurc was saved. The
''ot 5000. '"N''' "u'ouhF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
A TIRsr GLASS MAcnINE.

WUTNTIVl NIUT VUUINl IVA
To Tho Gazette.
Dour sirs ! received The Gnzettc ma
chine. ull right side up with care" aud
mn pleased 60 say my wife thinks it one
of the best machines she has ever used I
would advise an wanting n hrHt-rlnss
sewing machines tu send FOR Tho On.
zettc's. Yours truly, II. W. SLOAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Walnut Tex. May 70. 1s92
Fort Worth Gazette.
am In receipt of The Garetto sew.
ing machine and find Il 10 be an you
claim for t. We are delighted with the
finish and the work u docs Think h
very chenp for such a machine and
equal 70 q $40 or 500 machine
Yours with thanks for n,
n. J. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
I XII I' " AERCHANnIe7

alr,l,,, Special. Fire
IA, entirely consumed the
,A.oliee started By tie e5pio,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
rnI1nur ~ a nnANV

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. % jim
Burge, the Austrian, and Charley Iohu'
son OF ST. Paul, fought thirly.seFeh
rounds TO draw here last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

., s's ne large k9r,lySSPpes oi aa,l ;,
ehtel on fire. Ii was Soon
AZ iuleJSS eo,'ained to the upper
No u ffsneant house. Estimated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Brilliant, bbls, i5c; Eupion, bbls, zoe;
Brilliant 2.5 cases Sl.sO; brilliant 12-l
cases, $3.50; Euplon, 2-5 cases, S20oi case
lihc 81 %, suungnt barrels l4ci 20 cases
sl.sI; slyerlight barrels, lec. 20 cases
- 40
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Almonds. new, soft-sholl, per 10, 100,
wAlnuts, extra large, per ID l0Mci hlbcrts,
per 10. l4o; Brlnls, now crop, per H.
l216oi nLta, nssorte1 ej-lh DoXeA Comet
brand, lic; pecans. new crop W poanuls,
fancy white, by mo SACK Parrot brand, a
choice white best quality, Bass brand, 4i
roasted, white best quality 1875 eocoanuts.
peanut roastsrs. No 4, Peerless, one-half
bushel sire tl6 0Oi popcorn ana peanut
roaster combined ~ factory 80 %; pop
corn rooster a. factory SO OOi peanut
rooster, Hoss co OJi popco q, sbelea, per
'D' 5yied Fruit--Turkish prunes por ID, G;
FYen,t llOs ana lbs 56lD boxes r2ci Cali
lorna sCs aud 1905 25lb boxes 100;
California fancy cyaporated peeled peacnes
70 ID boxes. per lb none; unpeelel 15-l3
boxes, per pound, litSc, California evapo-
rated aluicots, 25-lb boxes per ID 2Oa
Daiea, fora oolb boxer ici Wigs choice
layers, 1910 hcxes lboi fancy i0G
fancy black California. boxes, per To 1910
Plnms, pitted boxes, per 10 none. Cali
Taisin grapes ~ sachs 'ci No. b London
layer ralsous, Rob boxes. tf.e5; Cali
foruia seelless iuisins 100 Apples
choice oynporated 5o-in boxes
per ID. lie surme, o0-lD boxas pcrl0, lO5te
Green frlils--Applea, green, ne ~
fancy. 1905, % aVqA O Oranges, Flonda.
fancy bfight, per box. g ~; 100 b b5x
lois a. III. Sizes. ps 1854. 1904, i5gs
zoe BuDanas fancy hmehed, (1.OD 70
t8OO per punch Coc0anuts por Jack
81 100 60 00s smaller quantity,
per dox, csc Grapes Malaeaa, tbls % Is
f5lh gross, per keg, $50 CranbfSles,
isilcy, fresh pxdlbbA tizto, bali obll,tl0)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Dry salt meats Dry salt short clear,
Zee; bacon, short clear. 1906 bacon, bol-
hea, 1905 hams. medium, 100 break.
fast fbacon, loo, dry salt bellies. he
Lard Compound, llHoi choice family,
l2Nci pure leaf, hkc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

AZ 4 court ball in Berlin recently ne
queen wore m her hair The famous Jew
elled hat buckle Of Napole4n Mui,s
fell into the hands u frussiahs ~
Waterloo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
MORE rrsrImoNy
a Fine AGO sewing Machine for ouly sai.
Try ono.
siiverton, 'Tor., Dec, 8. n

Snyerton, Tex, Dee, 8. 1892.
To The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gentlemen; Tho high arm sowing ma
chino Is all you claim for IT, IL IL first
clnhs Ia every respect My wife is de.
lighted with Il, IL Is neat aud we'll
finished, light running, aud gives en-.
tire satisfaction. Respectfully,
ID. H. SWEENEY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Fine apple butter al > cents per
pound TURNER AZ DlNGEk'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

rioyIsfngL
SuFars-Cut lnaf bbls, &c, o9t loaf
bali bba, Ghci powdered, bbls, 90; pow
defen. nall bhia SIC, STANDARD Pfanu.
lated, oAoi fancy yellow clar, 4%c' extra
Flour wholesale quotations-i,out nat
ents ~ o. per 100 lbs half patents, u VI,
third grade tl 7bs fourth grade d co;
Northern patpnt ~ 20.
Cheohe--Fancy fun, ono IA box. 1ot
new two 10 box .2lari fancy Young
American l51fci Cheese fafca, IS On
Codoe--ArOucklcl Ari0sa, f2s00i Md
Ind t25.Do iLion, t2s 0iJsraey, binA $500
Aln aR uhNe 81 pO. Green coffee hy
ne sacki Good. e0oi choice. 2 G; fancy
1.ko. penborrX ls1fG Ola government
lava Nci Mocha BE
iuonrcr. tANyEp doopa Hrr
jelly new, 20lb ana aDib pals per ID,
4lti bib pals. por kiozen, 500. Pre-
serves alb tins, two dozen 70 case, por
dozed. "a 30; b-lO pals ono dozen 70 case,
pcf dozen, 81. 90 s30-lb kanaklns, per To- 100;
fruit bitter sO-lb kanakins, iOG Miuea
meat, 20.ib GanEklns. lie; iO0-ib kega, gl(G;
ample butter. l0).lb kcgs, 7IGo. 20-lh kama.
kins. 81 Maple syrup. old time qla doz
70 case. $500 hall gai. dozau 70 case, 90;
cal hall ooz 70 case, per Goa, tllJ0
ulDEs ASH WOOL
Hides Buyers are payngi Dry flint
heavy, Gifc; light b dry aalt 40;
green salt, 8jsc; nuiohera rreen, 2l(0f8a.
Wool Light medium, l5230ci low me.
Gium. l0llcs fino, i5Nl6c
horns, boots ana bOues, " % PEI ton do
iiYered
GHtyr ANp FEKDsTurE
Cotton seed --i'ef Dusho,, lie, rolail
Buy--L.O0se locA- per ton. 500.
best Fomey. carload ioia, T. o b.. $40 PSF
ton; Ton lots, 1000; choice upland
hgY ear iots, & o D., $50, retall 500 and
ESQ por ton
Amber cane eeed--per bHanoA Wholesale,
ssr.fetail. 6i.Ol
Miiloil-lcr bushcl, ei IS
Alfalfa beed-91 per uushel.
Wheat Buyers are paylugi Ma q %,
No. q ooc 4 o b. a Bort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23
YnGErABLEs. DEANS.

Potatoes -f'aEcy Greedy and white
per bushel. SLID; New York red
rose. per bushel, Sl.81i New York
peerless. per bushel, St35; Hebron, per
mishel 81 % 10 81 3O, red rose aud
peerless. II PIX barrels. S8.75.
Onions Choice, per pound . lie.
Turnips White Globe per bushcl, 81 90
Cabbage Fancy, California, per pound
Be.
Beans Small California white. &c; med
INN, California white, Ac: California Bay.
Gus. 4 lac: California plnks &c; Califof.
na linas, -; Meyican, ~. Black
eyed, large per pound, &C.; Garlic double
eyed, large, per pound, Ala, Garlic
doublestring, per string 81; Pepper, Chill,
new crop, per pound ~ TO Doc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

M rss1i.A q DAVIS.
ii. DIED AZ her fathers
Ho1ihe '..e last night. aged
snd q days. "sso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-23

Good mlddllug 5-lec. strict mlddiing
81 d, miadling, ~ Zee, strict low mid
ding, III Lei low middll4G I7-ifci
strict good ordinary, l-.p,
The evening world., 1893-12-16
A DAY OF

We really have no right to complain.
After the pleasant weather we have en-
joyed for the past three months or so, It
seems unreasonable to grumble at n
slight furry Of snow and n fair accumu-
lation of slush But yesterday was a
thoroughly uncomfortable day, wretched
for foot passengers. bad for the rail-
roads and inconvenient for carriage
travel. The walking was e%xecrable. and
everybody who ventured abroad did so
at the risk of landing on his back In the
slush.
One good thing was observable. A
number of street-cleaners were kept at
work on the principal thoroughfares
during the storm. clearing the walks as
well as 1t could be done. Their labors
were not very effective. 1t is true, but
their industry was n pleasing change
from the old practice OF letting the
storm do Its worst without opposition,
and then sitting down and mourning
over the impossibility OF cleaning the
streets. Now, IT looks as II the people
get something for their money. For.
merly 1t appeared as II anybody but the
people got whatever was to be got on,
OF the money.
But the fewer days we have like yes,
terday the better the people will b,
pleased.
The evening world., 1893-12-16
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Another good full week to Christmas.
with two Sundays intervening before the
worlds glorious holiday arrives, leaves
ample time foi our more fortunate citi-
zens to remember the wants of the poor
and to do their part towards making
others less favored b" fortune rejoice
during the happy season.
At what time, on what occasion can
we better indulge in the charity enjoined
upon us ali and In the sympathy that
prompts us to act with generosity towards
the poor? On Christmas Day all hearts
should be made glad, and he Evening
World Will, as usual. dc Its share this
year towards bringing JOY to the poor
children through Its well = filled trees
and its welcome gifts. There is
time to make this years Santa Claus
festival ~ great success, and 1t is to be
hoped that subscriptions to the Christmas
Tree Fund will flow In literally next
week. both In money and In useful con-
tributions.
The evening world., 1893-12-16
With the Problem Workers.

Harold Rudd. Brooklyn. gets 50 by adding 60
and 5 and ., and to their sum-, "a, adding s,
X, &. C, Perth Amboy, N, J.-Your solution Of
the So problem Is wrong. You make use OF the
agure 4 twice,
The Herrings: Correct answer; IL. given by
=. o., Madison avenue; X. storms, Woodclih, n,
Y: 5, d. b., Portchester.
r.. Storms. woodclin, n. i've have not the
~alEebraic signs In type, so cannot give your So
luton OF the person in the boat problem.
NJ. l., NJ. gets S? by adding IS and 0, which
makes u. to which he adds s and 0. This makes
50. and the numerals are used only once.
Henry NJ. Miller adds 4 and 5 and I and s and Q
and subtracts 9 to get SO, which Is wrong, al
nothing was said about subtraction In stating the
problem.
8. ID. H.. Portchester,- 1t 10 dificult to get al
exactly correct solution OF the tied COW problem
Sec W. W. It's explanation given above. YOU
dirt problem has already been given in another
form.
Wheat ~peai.-corr answer. 100 bushels. by
William H.. Muller. ~ University place; T. Rob.
erts. Yonksrs. n. " J. Z. zarr, 222 West Ons
Hundred and Thirty NTH street: X. Y. e., Brook.
lyn Mrs: Y. d johnson, Bloomingdale. n. j.:
William Bowie. Stockholm.
sheep Problem; Correct solution given by Franz
g. Kelley above; also by Mira, u. ID. johnson
plooningdals,, n. ii n. Il. Roberts, y Hsywart
street; Al Ellison, ssl East Forty-ninth street
Thomas J. Hamilton. ia Sands street, Brooklyn
II, Hsinlsin. ST1 Park avenue. Brooklyn; Josspl
Thompson. f1s East One Hundred and TWENTY
seventh street: George IT, Bowea. N. Holman
V. D. Van Nosdall. PouEhkeepsie; T. LaE1rowitI
3s Eidrdks street, Frsdsne w. Erb, SIS SIKH
avsaasi Hattie y hsoiliivsy. BayOHas. N. J.
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The Queen of Hawaii.

Queen Lilluokalani, who has had 50
much to do with the tumult in tho
Sandwich Islands. is a large. coarse
appearing. copper-colored woman, not
at all such a person as one would nat
urally idealize In a queen. Yet she bears
herself gracefully in public, and in her
official relations bears herself with be-
coming dignity. Seen or the streets in
the United States, she would attract no
particular attention, except it might be
from some thrifty housewife in search
of a good, strong kitchen domestic. She
is a widow, her husband, a white man,
having died LESS h a a year ago. She
Is said to be, however, like all of her
race, a woman of warm sympathies and
generous impulses; but whether merited
or not, 1t IL a d%eplorable fact that her
private character Is unblushingly a n
died about In a shameful manner by the
people Of her own dominions.
The population of the islands that were
hers Is $1,000. But it costs $500. 900 a
year to run the Government. The Queen
got 5000 for her private purse, out
side of the $sO, 900 allowed her for the
household expenses of her palace OF
Iolani and 5000 for her chamberlain.
The evening world., 1893-12-16
10 7 ANARCHY.

One OF the striking features OF the
Anarchist lunacy Is the defiant tone
which many OF the Anarchists adopt
within sight of the scaffold. Here Is
valiant, the French Anarchist. who
threw the explosive In the Chamber OF
Deputies, advising the authorities to
send him to the guillotine. 'If ! am
spared" says the prisoner. Il will begin
again in ten days"
Does not such insane defiance on the
part of the madmen who are melted
to murder and destruction by the teach
ings OF the Anarchist leaders prove the
expediency and. indeed. the necessity
of stopping Anarchist meetings and
putting down incendiary teachings and
preachings with n strong and remorse-
less hard?
No sentimentality about free speech
ought to permit Anarchist orators to
excite such ~lunatics as valiant to
crime.
The evening world., 1893-12-16
A PEEP BEHIND THE CURTAIN.

Last year, during the legislative SEES
sion. there was much talk about loose
methods In the Management of State
hospitals for the insane, and especially
of that at Middletown. Last week Gov.
Flower, assisted by Comptroller Camp
bell n DR.. Macdonald. of the State
Lunacy Commission, held a sort Of love-
feast with the President. Superintendent
and some OF the trustees Of the Middle
town institution, and the management
and expenditures of the hospital were