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NOTICE TO CnrDlToRs-EsTATE OF

NOTICE no CRFDlTORS- ESTATE OF
IN txtles X johnson, deceased.
Notice il hereby given by the unders!gnsd
John A.. Johnson, administrator OF the
to tho creditors of. and all persona hay.
ing cia,ms against tho snld deceased TO exhibit
them with tho necessary vouehers, within i"u'
to the esid adnuini.trAtor at room 3. HorskJ
block, in the cityof Hsena,. Montana. f!eisoh
cr's law Office, tho ssms teing the place for the
trnnsactisn OF the business Of said estate In the
comfy of Lewis and Clarke,
Administrator Of the estate OF Charles X. John
son. deceased.
Dated teh. J, 1893.
C. ". tleischrr, Attorney for Administrator
first publication Feb. 4. lS0A
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DROPCSAIE-SFALND PROPOSALS FOR
/ the c,re, suppcrt snd maintenance of tho
wick. moor and inirm f this county. or capita,
b. the week, for tn yssr succeeding March 1.
1893; said proposa = TO includs tho entire coat Of
feeding. clothing and nursing OF said tick. poor
and inrrrr nnd .li burinl eIpens0s thereof; will
be received at this o.los until > sroh l, 1893.
by order Of tho Board o: County tommi sion
ora. J. b. ICOkEi', sierk.
helena, January 10, 1888.
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NATIONAL
,oan & Saving Union
HELENA, MONTANA.

HTIDINH, NUN IHINH.
Building AMI Loan StOCk-Safest Invest-
ment. Most saved ut Least Cost.
Class "a" S 10 per share m onthly.
b LOO per share monthly.
;" &c" 100 and upwards, I por cent interest.
Certifc ties, interest s per cent, payable quarterly
ireia Il /. and J.. stock participates in earnings.
For t O provident tho above offer the best and
si.est oil u | methods OF saving. Apply for
membership, or particulars and facts
onice: ai-rcnants Nntl Hank Building.
JOHN Il. WILSON. President.
NM r. WHITAKER, Secretary.
l.. W. KNIGHT, Jr. ressurer.
Depository anil trustees of securities - First
National Bank, Helena
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DireetorSs
I. {. Power, A.. j. Ssligman.
a. g. Johnson. Richard Jockey.
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Exchange
Issued on principal cities of the United States.
canada and Europe. Transfers of money made
BY telegraph. Collections promptly attended to.
City, county and state securities bought and sold.
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Munding. Theresa. lots l, ., blk 2, FG-

Mason. Marie. lot l. b1k 81, G A-$%.0a.
Montana Ma BILE Works, m~dsa-$A.S0.
Millissn. W l., lot 8. blk Coz. and imp,
Montana Drv.lopn.ns Co, lots 81, %.
Morrow. ANNE lot 8. blk 50, H T-$s,9a.
Miller. Lewis. and Darlington, Win. lot
%. blk 20. Csntra.-e9S.
1o4. blk IL. and imp, ~Bsattie-$ll.l2.
Mo iar.y. J NJ. 81 al, lots Z. s, blk Z,
He shhel0-$2.E.
A.ni1 4 Pis.,ns: lots 8, II. ls. blk "a.
Mason, James, lot Ii. 16, tlk 49,, Skier
So. 20.
Minioh. 81, lot 4, blk 8 and imp Chris
Miller /. Richter. lots IS, SO. 90, 90, blk ?,
. Ne,:y, Z John NJ lots l. $. blk :. H.''A'
AeCarter estate, lots Z. s, blk 81. Ming
$2.76.
Mcdonald, Donald and Sarah, lot 6. blk
Z and i'm Cox-$6.6a.
McNames. James, lot II, blk 81. II t
$6.45.
Mccarthy, s v, 10. %, blk 10. T G aud
i'm $500.
Marlborough. Viva. lot 10. blk 81, Mp
$2.76 {.
Meke.. E F. lot %. blk 81 aud imp, N
-$18. 80.
McEwan. j r, e155 lot IS. " 1-6 lot 10. blk
BAL. ana imp, II T-$30.39.
Mcdonald, W W, lots 8, 10. blk 80. Mp
$4.0S.
AcLauehliu & Aortinson, lots Z. 8. blk 81.
N P-$4.Os.
Mcconnell. A, W. lot +. blk 81. Mp
$1.70.
Mcleod. Elise. lott. blk H, and imp.
Blake-S36.2 20.
Mcfarland. J H, herso. n vehicles
$3.50.
h4-C----- ~ II Nr 20
MoDonsugh. Viva, lot 4, blk 3, F G.
MCMILLAN, W D. lot 10. blk Z, Keack-
$1.SS.
MeMair, Z L. y lots Z, s, blk 9. F G.
1894.
Mclaughlin, H W. LOT 10. blk 6, F G.
$4.52.
AcCsmmon, Ellen. n 60 fest lots 6, 7,
blk $50. and imp, II T-$54.42.
Northwestern Abstract Co, fixtures
$2.76.
Nelson. GUST lot 8. blk 8. and imp: Cox
Nsvins, Frank. lot 16. blk II. N P-So.7 IS.
No ton, Louise, lots Z. 8. blk %, F G.
1894.
N.wbsrry. Q B. lot 2, blk COG, H l. c.
$3.50.
O'Shes, Dennis T, lots 10, 20, blk 1874, and
i'm MinR-$4.52.
O'Neill. Jos. 80 o-1oo acres, SEQ Sc. twp
10, r 4 and imp, l72x300 # an w Main st
and imp, $101.Sl.
Osterhaut, Belle. lots II snd IL. blk IL;
$l2.ss.
Oppgard. Alex. lot s, blk 3. s~haw-S4.52.
O'Neili. James w. 20 IT lot 1903, blk II
aud imp, Beattie-$9.45.
paas Aouia lot D h,k q and i'm, Cox-
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Merchants National
BANK. or HELENA. MONT.

= BANK, OF HELENA, MONT.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid In Capital, $35O,OOO.
Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
q V. IiEnCMe 1EIAO prseiaene
AAlON HAnSHFIELD.... Cashier
Board Of Dirsat0rss
Thomas Cruise, III. Sands,
b. * Huntlsy, A. K. Prescott.
4. J. Davidson. Noses Morris,
L.. II. Aershfsid, Aaron Asrshfsld.
j. Switzer.
bought and seld.
Exchange issued on the principal cities Of tho
Uni ed btates and Europe. Transfers of money
made by teleg rap h.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Collections
promptly attended to.
hoxe, for ront at reasonable. prices in ono o.
the best constructed fire and burglar proof safe
deposit vaults in the country.
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Pale IN CAPITAL, $1oo, 600.

Trustees:
Thomas Cruse, Frank H. Cruise,
VIM. j. Cooks. Wu. }. Sweeney.
John Fagsn.
Allows4 per cent interest on Savings DepositA
som lounded January AID July.
TrAnsacts 8 general banking. business. Draw:
exchange on the principal cities Of the United
States aud Europe.
Deals in county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 n. IN. to 1 .. n. Also ON
Saturday and Monday evenings from 2 to =
o'clock.
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q interest In 377x456 fl nd imp-S34. A.
Flower Garden, lat "a, blk So. rs.
~" !, " 3-$lSs.
- 36-Sl.ss.
Bassett, lot II. blk 6-$7.6o.
Blake, lot 5, blk "~l'-$5.o5.
Brosdwoter, lots S. g., I, 8. blk 48-s6.2s.
rs, blk s9-$3.64.
9. Il. blk 70-$4.52.
&c, blk 71-$1,SS.
Hershfeld, u. blk 15-$l.73.
IA. II. blk 15-$4.17.
Lsnox, 1, .. 3. blk 3S-$4.96.
Broadwster, No 2, lots s, 8. blk 23-$3. Ga.
lots Il, 10, "A, Is, blk 20
s6.2s.
Broadwaser, No 2, lots LA, blk 81
81 Sc.
b o.dwater. No ?. lots 10, IA. Is. 16, blk
2t-$G28.
~, h9sadwats,; No2, lots 4'5,e,7s.e Q, TO-
Ts.sjsn, { l2o TT of w4oo fit. beng 12o1
100 GA Fifth a~ve-$li.5G.
Cont al, part lot -, blk 1914 &c.
IA, blk lO-S4 2G.
lot I, bk6-S7.60.
10. s. Llk G-$7.60.
Hauasr, lot Q. blk 35-$2. IS.
LOS 10. blk 81 So Is.
Valley Virw. lot A-$24i,
Depot lots /, 2, !. 4, 4, l. s .. Is, "A, blk
SIS.
Drpo. lots l, 2. I, 4, sc. IL. II, 10. blk .
sz3J.
d pot lots l, .. 3 blk $3.50.
s., 6 7, 8. o, ~, II, u, 3, DIX f.
nepot lots l, z, 3. 4, Sc, 7, s, 8 10, blk:
Depot lots /. 8, 9, II. IA. blk 6-Si5 30.
Z 3. 8, 10, II. II. blk 7-T5. 20.
3. 4, ;, 8, 8, 10, IT, II, Is, IA, Is
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Montana National

No. 2,757.
Necond National
-
BANK. OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL $4,000.
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $25, 900
A General Banking Business
Transacted.
+. D. President
C. X. COLE. Vice President
GEORGE b. CHILD. Cashier
JOSEPH ". KLNCK........ Assistant Cashier
Board of Directors:
J. r. Sanford, c. q Evans.
H. w. Child G. X. Cole,
Il. y Edgerton George b. Child.
W.. J. .iokett, Geo. b. Holt,
j. N. kenck.
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OAco Of said Company.
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~-> county Of Lewis and Clarke.
cal First this goth day of January, in the
Jud. iAt. year Of our Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundraj ,nd ninetv-'hreo
$1,000 JOHN BEAN. CLERK
Iy Fl. r. THOMPSON. Deluy lrs.
MCDONNELL, Clayb ,rg d. Gum, Attorne,s for
plaintitf.
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Thomas Cruise

Under the Laws OF
Montana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Washington. May II. The Chinese
minister accompanied by tho English
speaking secretary VI The legation called
~ the sonnte department lids afternoon
and had n conference with Secretary
Gresinu IN regard 10 the supreme i0Hri'a
affirming the rOnsiituiionnlity at tho
irary act He gave no inluntioD
whatever Of the Intention 10 suspend
diplomatic relations with the tnihd
States bu nn the contrary Indicated
his purpose ~ qnleting affairs IN China
49, much NJ possible
The grand duke Alexander o. Russia
returned 10 Mnkhlngt0n this evening
from a visit 10 New York aud h aEnln
tbe guest of the Russian minister 10.
nirla u dinner was MYen IN his honor.
~ which The diplomatic corps aud pf0ni-
nrut government officials wrfr present
The president has appointed Colonel
William cIfm Of thr Fourth United
States infantry, hrlEniilergrncral la On
iha yheuicy caused 10y teilroment "
HhgaderGfnrral Carr He nlso appoint.
cd William Hammer VI the Twentieth In.
fantry, paymHslar, with RINK Of major
The secretary has accepted the rcsR-
nation u william y. Curtis - director
OF The bureau Of American Repuhlicas.
Director Frederick Emery, secretary ut
the bureau. viii take charge until tho
successor " M Curtis Il named.
pOsimanef-G nHmal Bssell has appoint
cd John l.. Thomas Of Missouri assistant
attorney general for the po.to1ice Do
"a riinaut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

pittsburg. Pa. May ISL Is hard to
estimate the amount of damage sustained
by the railroads In Eastern Ohio and
Western Pennsylvania ON account OF the
foods BY mary Il = placed AT more
than Sl,NO0,OlO, In the valleys VI The
Shenango anu Mahoning rivers the roads
are covered with water 20 a depth oi
nearly eight feet IN some places, NJ
for distance Of several miles nothing
can be seen OF the tracks Along the
hondwaters Of the Aleghaney river the
same condition exists Railway commu-
nieauOn Is cut of between towns In sew
cral sections Of the Inundated diStrictsl
owing TO the washing cut oil hfidges anu
eulvcrts aud ut other points u Is tnpossi-
bic 10 run trains owing to The real dehtn
Of water over the tracks. Thy tracks ~
line running Into New Castle, Warren anl
sharon and Youngstown are covered
with water aud no trains were run IN
TO lheso towns since yesterday noon
At MendviEc the northern prilnn OF
the city Is stu submerged y es.
timated that, including the suburbs Ot
Nalonia and kprrtuwn, no less thah
.}nfn persons were driven tN'in lhelf
lomes No triins were run on the ran
roads today aud I, Il probable TINT NM
mcrous bridges nioug the llnea wcrc car,
ried oil The city Is Ia a frighunl shape
aud busncss T. NJ u standrul'
The water continues to rise AZ Frank
fort mallug the French creek The high,
est ever known. All The lower pnrt ~
HE city u Hooded. Factories are nli-
aide Ia do business. The New York.
Pennsylvania aud Ohio tracks are under
water for several miles and trnins VIII
be unable TO run the balance OF tie
Vppk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
coMpErIrIyn rNAMINAnnN.

Abilene Tex. Mag is especial, THE
competitive examination ordered by Con.
stess,nsn v. cockrcu o. thls eougres.
siouiu district 10 select student to nli the
sshNahvy ~ West Point Military academy,
iiaoh ms district. CLOSED yesterday morn.
~. several applicants entered the contest
the examination was a tic between Ross
b2usinss' a airpson Of Charles Pratt OF
,ns city and y A. buckles Of m Pasn
bvth inside an average OF nj IL Der cent
out OF u possible 100. Owing 10 the examin.
inE boarh, consisting Of Jndse savage OF
~ faso's high school aud George W. R0ach
hupeHntendant % the Abilene public schools
papers were sent to Or. Stout " Cisoo, Who
was Tue other member Of the board uui was
nhaple TO attend, who will dccidr the mat,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
TEXAS DIOCESE.
THE COUNCIL FINISHES ITS SEQ
ONO DAYS SESSION.


Galveston. Tex, May 49, Especially
| The council Of the Ti0as diocese began
lie second days session this morning
| with the celebration OF the bucharest
~ I O'Clock, the Rev. q. IL. b. Turner
| Of Christ church, Iyler acting as cele.
brant, Al . o'clock the council was
| called To order by the bishop cuadiutator
| Ia the memorial chapel Succeeding the
| call of the roll and reading of minutes
| the assemblAgc was reported ready for
business. A discussion arose AZ the opeu-
! ing Of the meeting In connection with
| the admission Of women us delegates
10 the council, This admission wnS de-
| clnred irregular. The bishop then up
pointed the following committees 10 con
slider. subjects touched upon in his adj
dress, on missions OF the church Ia liO-
man Catholic countries, the Rev. q, H.
b. Turner Row. r. b. Lee aud Rev. r.
A. Rogers; on the episcopal residence,
Messrs. Mann, Whitaker, Wilson, Arch
cr; and on church Institutions. etc, The
Rev, G. NJ. Beckwith, Rev. 5. Nj. Bird
and Prof. SnnOns; on n0crOlOgy. the RcYs
Waddle and Prof aud Mr., Howard,
Reports were then read by Mrssrs,
George Inskson aud OseeOlA Archer, ns
treusurcrs Of the trustees of the Univer-
sity Of the South. and the funds Of the
episcopal endowment and for aged clergy
aud widows aud orphans of the clergy.
Reports were also presented by the prrsi-
dent OF the stdnding committee, The Rev.
s. NJ Bird, by the secretary of The do.
cese Il NJ. Elgin. and 10y some special
committees. The iicvs. AYES aud Hum.
mond were inyited To take seats In the
council
The following officers Of The diocese
were elected;
elected; Ruius Gage Of Houston wns
nlAu rp-plpptad To the Office of rhAucpl-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
s1Ocits AND n0Nps.

NeN York, May ~ The stood market
while 7fregnlnr ngnln iUtluy, was nl tho
main, HIGHER, The yplpuc VI buqlirna
was moderately large The advance In
bnnl, Of England discount rate from q 2
10 per cent, had hprn expected and
consequently had little mlliienpo ga ~
market Naiay here WIS easier. bdiu
call aud tine aud slrfun" otchnnsr less
urn Than 81 late, though no material
concessions IN rates were made. Tho nut-
How ~ gold I. oonaifrsiteil "a sutar eS-
f'ni by d disposition On the nufi ~ tho
bnnkA aud isnsf fdnipinits io grant more
favorable terms to Wall street lurrow-
rrH,
The affairs Of Northern Pacific cempa-
Ny commanded The iipngnHl alinr of NJ.
IGNITION. The directors Hold d long scs-
sion, and y 81 nnIrrdD,d nrfnnscnrnta
hive boon completed wiereir ilic CON.
paiy 'rill be- cnnhlel % pny NJ ~ lioat.
Ing debt
The market closed steady IN tone.
Hallway bonds -Stronai
Government bonds -hirn.
State bonds Duh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
THE STORM OVER,

nI..-,. n. ~, 10 Frln and ,,-1a
,fltApurE, Ih'i MaS "a ~ .,, NV ~ ~
sllinng tm, ner''lng' nh1 H. s,oi in bn r
me pas, lhi'r "hss III S,,n,,,,,,,
9N,r' ine ,,, Aiiesi'ii''S w., a ,hn y",nr =, IN
hein Nrv sl.,t ,isnsi NV, III t,a n,,cn, ~
a n I''en W. m.nsv lan,,g. az.
nYe i'slli INV nm h1 s'r LUZ u ~ liz.
prrhenusu NJ NV lhi'pN " ~ , ,,,,' !
M paru.ilg s,, l NM nad ra.i,iesni J
nhuer seN'tn l''l ~ VIZ ~ ~" i'''''"''
nh,e hnyNeu W wv r, IL afa
4, ~ p'il,,n n,H ,h teV't ,.sat'
liat Vr nphrr pam n'ai h'JJi ,si'.
eulnh' n VIZ - u'sf h,3g MA ",,'ti,a,
seN'u nue. '"ht anu u"' Jii' MN,
qua e'En. t,i,,st, " MA pHs.l'
~ "r toM"' ooiriai. nar. y, w.
ll' F"mNg ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
LouIsvl1Ln nAors.

Louisville, Ky. May IS. First race
Five and oDe.half fironxs, Shadow
wQni Captain Reese, secoud; phllora
third, Time. itiS In
Second race Mile aud twenty yards
luncr Dre'ivrr, won. ElNa. spcoudl
Judge Cnnlwell third. Time. / "a ~
Third race SlA futlnnra Charity
lar "a
Fourth race Five furlongs psohascO
wpnj Dock Stnder. soeond; King Charlie
third Time ltN "a.
:, tuth race Aiilc aud one-slxteenth
imlrction, won; Dncal. second, Tulp
blackbnru, third, Time, las ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

W Reno, o. r., MAY rs, ESPECIALLY y
Thn was the upcniNg day Of the III Reno
commercial fair. Judge John a. l'iiaer
donations from wholesale aud iohbnr
hnliscs thnush the merchants OF the
cllN were on exhibition 10 he sold, tho
ppcpVls TO be devoted towafd tnlldiug
n bridge Over Canadian river
large crowds wrrc Ia attendance. The
display .ssci1,scs anything OF the klnd ever
10 the Territory. Il Is a signal success
aud the bridge Is assured
The fair lasts three dayu
Larry cash contributions have been no.
ceiyrd from outside and homo banks
aud business hnusep
\ grand merchants carnival took place
tonight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
cLEyELANp nEPonrs.

Cleveland, o.. May 1s.-The rain
which bus hcen falling NJ Ice Sunday
stamped shortly afior midnight lnsi night.
This morning tle sun shone brightly. In
the period beginning Sunday night aud
ending this morning the rninfnlI was
iTA inches
As tic waters OF the river recedes
mud The loasos If persons and firms own
Ing property along n banhg nre hYesti-
gated. The damngr Is found 10 b. great
er than first estimated Tile water has
point. leaving thick lhyer Of mud on
nil 'irpr's 'lli, Hnts hre still flooded
Al enHne on tho New York, pdnrsyl.
vunin aud Ohio fnilr0al fell into Tie liver
this morning and sunk IN the eater aud
u nd out of sight
The body Of John johnson, one Of the
life saving cr'w drowned. WIS found ibis
mlriing on The hsach near The Union
depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
LATE RAILROAD NEWS,
rnXAs oENrnAL ENrHNsIoN.

Austin, Tex, May rs Especial Tile
TEXTS Central Railroad company today
filed with The secretary Of state an amenl-
ment to It's charter prodiing for The eE.
tension Of H. line Ia q norlhwesterlg a.
reciion from Albany through shackelford,
Jones, Haskell, sioncwall, Kent, King,
Knox. Dickens. Motlcy, Floyd, Hale,
swiaher, Lano. Castro. aud Farmer
counties, 10 the Hue Of New Mexico and
for branch linc fram seme point between
Waco and Albany to tan the Teras
and Palo Pinto country, Tie projectors
Of the enterprise have been some time
working it up and display 40 activity
which indicates that ihcy mran business
The extension Of this line means much
for Northwest Texas and the news Of
the Alag Of the charter Amendment today
b. aroused o high degree ~ enthusiasm
Ga Austin among those who are inlefest'
I'd 10 Tint section.
The chief clerk Of the state department
Who has considerable Interest Us Hale
county. !. very wen PLEADED a1d says
uor,hwes,em Tesn- prosperity Is Low as
sur,l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
Appointed TO a Lucrative Posi-.
ton by Gresham.
GRAND DUKE ALEXANDER
Entertained by Senator Hrlcc and wlIo-.c Con
gresham Wilson al Work on TahH
Bill-siaie Department Rows.
Some Appointments.

Washington, MAY rs The secretary
Of state has received official Information
Of The purpose OF The government Of Sinn
10 establish legation Ia Washington
aud that IN officer 60 be- placed In charge
u now awaiting mn opportunity 10 pro.
sent his credentials 10 the president The
United States has had q legation Ut
Bangkok for many years but that couu.
Try. never before had legation In the
United Stntps.
Secretary GRESHAM today appointed
Clinton Kurdish Of Chicago director Of
the bureau OF Americnn republics, Ia
succeed William NJ Curtis resigned
Kurdish Is nn editorial writer on the
Chicago Times,
He also appointed NJ. NJ Dune OF
Arkansas consul to Winnipeg, Nluu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

London. May ~ a. Tho dninlng "
The stocb eNfhahrt this mcri inv tliesmnr,
q better Tar foclms abroad 0"i I.lG@IIS'
lions Rrc still 10 progress Grind
Truak Of Canada consos are ~.
proved, bur cinadu Pa'ihr nhlfrs iro
dat The eiprdrd ndyAme N Bnnl, IL
Inplrnd's rnip ~ ll@cpnai was mnir
today Az the regular court, ar ineellng
Of ilir hnnk to-day. u was dpriiiel 10 fur-
per ruut On Thursday aAl rates were
niyqnrld . 10 y puf cent Tho rnio
esinl'llahed today Is the higlirst int has
prevailed fnr censldrrablp time planu1t
rate IN open nnikat u nlso 4 iinf t,A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
GRAvEsnNp RAcEs.

Gfnycsond. Mny ~ First rnoc Mil
aud oneisternfl Lywiandrr. wen.
Hamilton. second. Yorkyllle Belle, third
TIM 10
tirs0nd rare 5l'hrte-fonrihf mile 10,
Keily, woas I{eegnl second; Ilarlem,
Thrill race Five fprldHea Dohbins
Neni Hllien, secnrl' liewers, third
Time. 90 ~
fourth raie-Nilf aud oiis-slsir,.nth.
Emln hoy. woni Nrnrhen reeo9d,
.lolncita, fllrl ,rlinp i1i ~
Fifth ri,fe Five fullnnfs. SIM
giihl.Ie. wun, Hartford. s,4s,nd; Hbi,lfs
CyIi. bird Time. I o.
szth race LIE 4ad ons'siHtecnti pr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

chicago. H.. Mas iS. So wFdged 10 TIE
hanWHys Or the sft Destitute were afvN4-
al woinsr today ihaf at nne tirie d fanic
vns imminent II was az she entrance ~
ib,. Lhll 10 which Srs1i D. Anthony Wss
u,faliug. CgnWis l'iel ihr hnll nn1 hnn-
dflis found ihealsesrs patkel ~ ~ -
called on die clnlfttfn 20 pUTipllc iar iin-
gram aud send tor ile police. The Wpien
snHrutions Is nflirF halls were cfushnu y,
AMI tho crash Adiad 90 growing feeling ~
alnrm The urnfeelhes we're tcunpHili.
diseontinni4i unin officers succcfdff Va dear
ing thr halls
Tn.lav thr Catholic Womin's congress y -
crowded Eliza Ellen starr f1iled the int'l.
Ing % order and utxcd the fofmaiioA "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

go Weatherford Tex. May 1s--,sp ,cla,. =
The inothers, wives, daughters all sistws
Of the hniphts ~ iythias have olganlscd
NnNMldan Tcrlpf NJ. 4 OF the iythiNu
Sisters. The onccis Wortcl are! Most cx
ctlirnt chieti Mrs W. II, Eddleman. Senior
ghiei, Mrs. M.EEmAuuel, Junior chief Mrs.
u, Cotton mistress VI records aud core,
spondenee' Mrs, L. l., ThOmhsoni protector
OF temple. Miss Maggie Coleman. outer
guard, Miss Lama Taylor; organist, Mrs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Macon. Ge.. Nay A. Tho Southern Tres.
iYffFinu ffnrfhl assembly met hnre iifia
~ King N Try1H Following nfg0tipiuf
Ssf-dlar9 came election N moderator. Iudge
tgmiir ~ Admission. Ala, vae elr'fed On
~ history o. the iresbyiefiln ciurfh 10
ihp rnlicd siHfes lagnlnn WIS fiNrfrd 10
The once Of moderator OF o general asseil-
Tosf 0f iha protest nrainst SUNDAY Opgn.
ing n 'hc Worlds fair was ordered wlred
10 Chicago
Tie afternoon fi1fsinii unH taken NJ w
reading rfi-,riN N oummliicer
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

New York, May Is. John u. Walsh
wcl.known ship carpenter aud a
strong Tanmany man. hats received Of
hdal notification from President tlryr-
land Announcing bis appointment ~ ~.
IHtant inspector NJ vossplH for the city,
This appointment " the iirsl me that
1nmmnny has received thus far from
the present administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19
THE EVANSTON NATIONAL.

Chicago, IIls., May rs. Tho Evarrion
Nai.onnl hnnk Of Evanston lllr- riuad
H. daer- illi- ~ ring Capital sto'k ~
tho hauk II $4,000. II ili bsslnrst
Win the Chemical Natior4i. Nnslonnl
Bank Examiner cnldw W says
u found that the accounts wefo Ia
sud- shape hut ! would have 10 take ~
laast ilurc days 10 Fet ~ fbe buitnln "
things. and when the directors moi last
evening ! pnageslrd that tie bank BE-
closed and this WIS dime,
Directors auuvuuee tpHt they VAL
resnule 10 niree dnyH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Tl'rT" VA. snsyal mod M lne Iiy
grounds this evening between horse vs..
bicycle, George l.. English aud w g..
Dem riding The bicycles mud Joe Dnnot
hoe driving Dany Brown, hr iaaicat
horse iH nnihnm. With d record of 2,n
English won by thirty seconds. w q.
Dean fell md broke tho wheel be- WIS
riding. They ran y plarier Of d mile,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-19

Bolton, Tex, May TO- Especial, In,
races az tho Bell county fair aTound 10
, First race one-tcurlh mile dash
third Time, - ~.
second race-tlfottmg Green BEL
county horzca. 'rilly King, won, Rells
Foster, secondi llilic. Mitd. Time. lid.
Third rncc-llnlf mile dash. @.Aurn NJ,
wen Red hird. second. Time, 3D.
:. Fourth race Singlcfoot. Mile dash,
leu D won, klEcr, second; Doc. third