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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
To SUCCEED r. r. ROBINSON e. co.

Wilmington Del. May 12.--JOhn n. Robinson, son
O, Henry C. Robinson this morning opened the doors
OF the closed banking house OF r. X Robinson Co.,
and will conduct business In his own name. There
are no new Developments in connection with the
failure. The officers OF the banks OF this city say
that they will not restrict their commercial loans 10
their customers but will continue their usual line OF
accommodations There Is no excitement In the CITY
over Yesterdays failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
FOR A BUSINESS COLLEGE EXHIBIT.

The business college exhibit nj the Worli's Inlr ~
Chicago promises 10 make an attractive part Of the
general educa tlora display The plan Is 10 have II
double exhibit. The sil display Is 10 con'ais
students work. The active onr will consist Of u
banking house, IN which about twenty-five thirty
students will he at work and do the business ns II
Is done IN regular bank. Pnckards Duarssss Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
A BOY DIES FROM ACID POISONING.

James Carpenter Ave years old. the son OF ma"
,,,sn, at No. ee7 Ureene-st died AZ his home ye.e'y
from acid ro sonng The boy plsvine u u 'ua.
las WORKS az No 30 Yves, Th&d.st on rhnr'aa!' "no.
a lar Of acid fell over. some OF the ilan" was ~
." - hand lie licked the stun from his hand.
!, 4, aid .,d ran home. The skin peeled on where 'hs
,n had touched IL. The police said AT hrst tha' the
,,, had been run over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
COAST SURVEY STEAMER BLAKE ASHORE
SHE RUNS on THE ROCKS IN THE ST. LAW
RENCE WHILE GOING TO CHICAGO.

SHE RUNS on THE ROCKS IN THE ST. LAW
RENEE WHILE GOING TO CHICAGO
Montreal May 1o.-Only a few days ago the British
steamship Hurona, from Shields, England, had her
hull badly in by ice in the St Lawrence River
that she was bcachcd 600 miles below Quebec To day
Information received that the United states steamer
Blake Captain Metz ashore 100 miles above Quebec
ut Isle Aux SOldates In position from which II would
be difficult 10 remove her without serious damage 10
her hull. The Blake arrived at Montreal from New
York on Tuesday afternoon, on her way TO Chicago.
She refused tc take local pilot when she left
Montreal on Wednesday, she had men aboard who
were supposed 10 be familiar with tvcr navigation.
The steamer Is likely 20 prove total loss, but
she will probably be badly damaged.
The Coast Survey steamer Blake Is about $50 feet
long. She has done large amount OF coast survey
work. most Of II In running lines OF sOundngs out
side the IOo-fahom curve,e and in making decp-sea
sOundings and current observations. The most com
pete investigations made Of the Gulf Stream
were those carried by the Blake She Is af
iron vessel and Is well equipped for scientific work
She carries a crew Of about thirty officers and men
The Blake was OF the vessels selected 10 carry
distinguished guests nj The recent naval review
after the review she sailed for Chicago. She 4
owned by the Treasury Department. but her Officers
and crew are from the Navy. She Is an old boat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
Dfyyrp or THE uErH0DySr SOCIAL UNION

The annual dinner and election Of Officers OF the
Methodist Social Union took pace last evening at The
st. Denis Hotel The following officers were chosen
President Robert T. Anderson vieepTesiients Anderson
Fowler Joseph Fettretch and tho Rev Dr. ~ DC =.
,,,wford. r. NJ r. Miller. sccretiry. aud Samuel
Williams, treasurer The directors chosen we're G. Pull.
man. IIanfora Crawford Jamcs A. randerord William j.
sttt and John A. Taekbuty. ,..a, s..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
rHn CAPITAL NATIONAL MAY RESUME.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-Confdencc In the ability OF
the suspended Capital National Bank to resume bus
ness has been increased by reports OF The proba
lai,y Of the resumption Of the Chemical National
Bank OF Chicago, which failed on Monday The
Capital Eank directors have issued statement show
ing that resumption will be feasible. Bank Exami-
ner Young OF Tittsburg. Arrived this afternoon ana
,ook charge OF affairs The directors claim that
,bere had heen no loss on discounts and that not a
department has lost "A dollar. The bank, they say,
Is more than solvent. They will ask the examiner
10 permit resumption after an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
BROKEN FIRMS IN SIOUX CITY.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, May lee. H. Hubbard, as
sicnec of the Union Loan and Trust Company 'he
Hedges Trust Company and ID. T. Hedges YESTERDAY
filed his estimates Of the value of the assets scheoueu
in the three assignments. e'Cnion Loan ana trust
Company's assets placed at s136lo'4' rs aen's'
en- original estimate of III .16-,Obo Inc co"P"hs
u,s,,,Ies are placed nj 81 100000. The assets OF
u. r. Hedges originally placed at s"24''ooo' are
cut down TO S307,577 His liabilities are piaod al
slOa2OCO The Hedges Trust Company as AS
slsnrc estimated its assets at $4,000 Inc as
sicure cuts the sum down 10 Slo3.olo Inc com
pany's liabilities are S250Oo0 The discrepancies III
both lie between the face value Oh INC se'u'
and the assiruee's estimate of their values
Yesterday W. NJ. Thompson was appointed receiver
OF the sioux City Engine Works, on application oil
y Dcsparos. IA stakeholder. The failure OF the com
many /, charged TO the sioux National Bank, which
,ail,d 10 give credit for x,5 O0O The assets OF the
company are placed at S23l 000 and Its nablites al
5000 coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
rp,vvopx nAuv rRB1NE SATURDAY MAY 49, TWELVE PA6E

~ wa. fariiiarly known. had many friends smon1 tns
ss.t especially Ia New.York Cincinnati. Chicago o..
an,. and Xew.Orleans. He was forty years Ola. ni'
wo aied two weeks ego. Both died from eonsumpuon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

There Is to be new broadway hotel -Four buildings
at Broadway Thirty nfthst. ben esei BY George
Bullwlnkle and being remodcled a hotel There
will be restaurant and q cafe the first floor The
buildings been connected and many Of the partitions
been The new hotel will Le ready for use
la =, latter part Of the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
II.RII y.rIEs or A CALIFORNIA BANK.

San jose Cal. MAY 12.The liabilities OF the SANTA
Clara Bank which failed yesterday, are now STATED
TO be 100000. Assurances had been given by the
officers OF the bank that deposors would be pald III
full but IT Is believed that settlements must be
effected at very much less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
Why Suffer One Moment

From torturing end dsheuring skin diseases when sns
application Of the CrTiCj RIA REMEDIES WILL IN ne
majority Of srod Infant rlei IN nr ho'
aaonzine Of itching burning, ;eay erus'ec IampIy ana
and point 10 speedy, permanent and economical cure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

the first dine, nc called % ne
Italian itch, and said he would
curs her 10 two weeks. When
tho two weeks were up he called
IL cczcn.a, and IN that sine sne
was wosse than before. Hs doc.
tored her for three Dosths. epd
sne was 40 bad that We did nos
know VIA, 10 DO. lie did not DO
her any GOOD. saw tn. adyeP.
tIsenent Of CUTlCUBA RENE.
DIES In the paper. aid l sud 70
m. wife. Il am going 10 xy
them" Mind what / gay, sns
was 90 thick with sores. that ee
hnd - ..sk her elaine. n tax,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
yoryc JOSEPH srrryxa GETS 4 VERDICT.

In sui, Of Joseph Buttrer six old for 10000
dsmsges against the Orange IN. j. Crosstown Street
Railroad Company for Injuries received OF the
psnys cars the jury night gave the boy verdict
q - 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

Sold eycrywhsre: Price. ,cuTIcu "A, ;cc. d S0AP
25c.: RFSOLVENT 81. Prepared by tho POTl EH
DItGi AND CHEMICAL CoRp0RArloN. Boston.
c1"How to Cure SKIN Diseases 0i pages. 50 sl1S
tratIons, and testimonials mailed free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13
nraTH or A WELL-KyOWy PRINTER.

Robert ~ Rose printer died at st. Marv's Hospital
BROOKLYN at rs O'Clock last night Mr. Rose hon
orcd m,mb,r Of typographical Union No. and was well
known throughout United States and Canada Bob"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

Ctnchoun cocoa combnrd with one 81 the best
selcr spanish form, universally mned
name Of BUUEAUDS WINE, the psffset Il teaics.
AZ Ill principal drusssA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

IT'S EASILY SWALLOWED--
ono Of DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets These
little Pellets are as effective as the best liver
pills, and are easier to get down and more
agreeable in their action besides
The fact Is, Dr. Picrces sugar.coated Pei
lets are better In almost every respect. They
act in mild, easy and natural way. An
absolute cure for Constipation, Dizziness, In-
digestion, Sour Stomach, Sick and Bilious
Headaches. For Nervous Disorders arising
from weak stomach, and all arrangements OK
the liver, stomach and bowels, they arc
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money Ia
returned Why are thcy not tho cheapest
Diu for you 70 buye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-13

rI,RY 1T Hold the edge of common visiting card
70 line so that no shadop will fall on either slde
then hold your nose the card and you Will see how
Pleasant PclIetA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
PENCIL PlCKlNGS
IN THE CITY.

Deputy sheriff llca came Ia from
BrOWnw0od yeatrrluy with Leonard
ilynna, arrested nc Tint place on a
Cnpiua FROM thia county, lie h under
Indictment for grand larceny.
Tho now uniforms of the rcndhleS
came yesterday nnd they are OF Vmnrll-
nhlc beauty The company was out for
short ume In the afternoon la full
uniform and again in the evening 20
attend church. The l'cnchloa expect 10
lpnyo for tho Washington trip 10y the
katy this evening nt 1880.
Tho pistol shot nc 1853 last night that
alarmed tho central puri OF the city was
dine 80 the dropping OF pistol by a
railway mail clerk who had Just colnV IN
from his run Tho pistol fired and
ronred through tho postollico building Exc
eunll cannon
Tho fire ut II o'clock last night dos.
troyod tho beer saloon and grocery stora
nt the corner 0f Lowellyn aud Crump
streets. 10 was owned by a German
whose named could not he learned lnm
night Loss, about $500 or 500; GOV.
cred 10y Insurance.
Work has commenced on the walls
Of brick building on the corner oi
Thirteenth aud Main streets, replacing
frmno buildings burned down a few
weeks ago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
THE nrnnmnnt. Of nn,nn.

II has been said that the ornaments Of
every homo are the friends who whit &C.
Now, though callers md moro intimate nc.
qunintnncoa may DO morally decorative,
btill the real ornaments of tho homo are the
women who live in Il. They ARE che bits u
prcttintas that turn even plain Huiruund.
inps into something most attractive and
delightful 20 the man who wcnds his way
thlthor az pightfall on sctsout from thence
every morning TO assume tho duties Ina.
posed upon the brcadwinner
"Whut ~ home without mothcrW "a u
very much paroded expression, yet ia Il
lieh cQnclRc aud resonant truth, though
wife, sisters, daughters, each and all types
of home femminity, 40 m much toward the
making up ~ that one especial most Tor
many who have been deprived OF the tender
and loving cure of parents ycnr ago
a sunny incod wife who kisses her hus.
band goodby Ia tho morning, bright Dyed
daughter who follows him to the door with
gay little admonitious uA 90 the care Of bis
health during the day on u nisterwho places
bis gloves and hat Ia readiness for him az
an act Of nhcotiunato attention these are
the urnununtsOl tho homo he leaves behind
that mHn remembers, though ho might not
BIO able, 90 save his soul, % recall tho espc.
cial nnme OF any waro In his cabinet or on
his dinner tnble.
DO not forgot this, yc little homo circle Of
busy women Mako yourselves bright and
attractive 90 tho men folks that belong 20
you, ana they win not invent 80 many bust.
ness engagements and lodge meetings IN or
der 60 iset away from you. York Com
mcrciai Advertiser.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

negroes as 40 acrcs iip,iso Net for Chloe.
laws, s,asiNSs.
May, tNN acreage, SnWl i0N, less, hnlI
negroes az 90 acres, 2io.hso, Total, N,2si'
hS4
i.,es 20oO white additions nt 100 acrcs
cnch a2nnO. Nvt Tor thOctOwa now a.
Hu Ia facl the 2ooo white adoptious by
marriage. would each rct pa much na nm
Indian ANA would bv more than 100 acres
unUh
Not only " the pro rata share ~ the Chloe
tnWH iu Tive land hrug decreased every Nvur
hut Our buua are also hvlnr applied tO inc
support of thon negro uunllc schools 90 whose
support lho negro contributes nothing
Therefore j believe it would hc the part
of Wisdom tnr the DhnctaWa go nilOl all
thclr lnnde ucW pro rutu aud seek ndmiH.
sion ms clUEcnH of the Union. under q torm
of government supported hN taxation WhuHr
burden an who enjoy the benefits, WIN
bear nn ouum pnrt our people are amply
able tn care lur themselves, nud Should
mo- LONGER cling to- the nuWy tradition N
tribal cnmmonHity, hut each take hlH uprt
of the tribal lands ana tribal tuuui ana
enter upnu Now career Ua citizen OF
tho United Stntpa projected by iH lnuai
cninyiun its privileges ana with actual
representation Mo- ita councils instead TINT
old fogy "dHpgnto" eide show
lf We delay tho matter much longer we
win lutye TO outUr the struggle for indtflduh
existence (Which M hvyllnplrl with our
funds exhausted aud with much smaller
ehufua Of land 20 each of VS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
practical Homo training.

When manual training with It's domestic
economy department OF cooking and sow
ing WIS being urged az - necessary part Of
hubble school training, teachers and wise
men brought forth the argument, THAT "
n not nocdfi.l for mothers 20 teach thcso
thingan From every city oame the answer,
"Mothers do not teach these branches, and
our girls are bpinH brought mp without
practical household training One sum.
mcr a lady had l5O girls from offices, storea
and iuct0rics 10 board during two weeks
vacation. AZ The end OF the summer she
found chat but nine of the number know
how 10 make bed, and many Of them
made Il boast that they chad mover made
a bed M their liyesN
Some did not even know whether a sheet
on blanket ahOuid b. put on first. Aud
these were not destitute girls, but such ~
represent onr SELF respecting wage carncfs-
girls who were b0nrders, paying "a fur prizes,
and yct who were expected 20 make their
own beds Mothers bad not trained q em.
Their nre hundreds OF bright Intelligent
girls OF dfteen, sixteen, eighteen and even
older, who have never sewed and do not
know whuihera thimblo should 90 on their
thumb 81 iorcdngn. What kind Of wives
and mothers are they 70 mAkei--Iondon
Telegraph.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
CArTAIN NIonOLsoN DEAD

Yesterday morning ut 015 at his home
w BeiEnap street Captain Allison ~
Nicholson died after grief illness.
About uweck ago he fell victim Ia thr
much prevailing Ia grippe and from this
developed M iutamnutpry condition OF
the stomach that caused his denth.
Captain Nicholson was born Feb. 10.
1910 near Petersburg. Va, and there
lived puul tha breaking out of the civil
war; when he entered tie Confederate
army nc the age of 10. and served with
the bravery that made nll of his company
famous, IN General j. y. b. stuart
cavalry division, as % member of that
battalion of light artillery known MS TN
Black Horse Light artillery lie CO
tinued under the command OF this dash.
mg cavolryman until the war closed. .
After the war he came Wcst aud lo-
Gated at Kansas City. Mo-, whore he
rcmaind uniily 1873, when ne moved
10 Texas, fixing his abode in Fort
Worth IN 1875
For years Captain Nicholson was one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

Of the prominent cattlcmon Of the state,
and has always been Interested ~ the
business. nj one time being IN co-partner-
shin with the Andrews. lie was a man
OF sterling integrity, morally
and physically courageous, q
ioyal friend. devoted and
tender husband aud father, aud his un-
timely death leaves a vacancy IN many
circles that viii be marked for q long
time. almost as ~ the vacancy Ia his
own household that today monrns FOR
the guide and protector of which II Is
bereft. The family Of the deceased con
sists OF a wife Me six children, nYe
boys. the eldest aged about 20, and one
little girl. ,.,.
this afternoon from st. Andrews Epls-
copal church, Rusk and Finn streets,
NJ Inc porish will conduct the services.
me bodv win then be taken IN charge
by the knights Of Honor and THIS . gi-
eanizntion will escort the remains % the
crave and the intciment will be with the
riualisnc ceremonies Of this order
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

Yesterday, having 10 mind The rccol.
iecuon II Judge Green's charge 10 the
tsaud jury. many. most or 1t may be.
al q the ciEar stands were closed par-
teularly those u drug stores. aud some
81 them hear signs like these. CLOSED
IN memory Of Judge Green" "No 81.
gars sold today for fenr of tho rrand
jury" CLOSED because of fnara
Nreen.s charge 70 the GRAND jury" cic.
Now The druggists want 10 know what IA
the rule on the subject. are an 10 stop
sales Of cigars on Sunday. on only nartg
Some of the fruit stands were closed
ana others were opened rs usual Cor The
sale OF confccdons and fruits. No one
seemed 70 know just what 10 10. though
the NOR, careful avoided the appear
ance Of evil Of Sunday law breaking by
etopplng cignr and frlii anlns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

$1,000
Bette A. Steger ct al, 70 ] n Darcy,
lots . 70 IL, block i, Grandyiew addi-
ton, 500.
NJ D. Smith to Geo. r. Clayton, part
of lot 3, block 4, iirshGeld addition 10.
$. NJ Fry, trustee. TO j. a. johnson
and j. =. Key, lot >, block 20 Prospect
Heights addition, 500
s. H. Mulkey 10 Jas. A. McCarty, lot
o, block .. Kellcr, $40.
u H. Ingram TO Joseph Alsup part lots
10 and l6, block 81. rexna and Pacific
railway company addition, SS25
Frank Meek and wife 20 d. r. Shaw.
IS degrees west from Birdyille. $3.50
La vita Inn company 10 j. l.. Bell
A. j. Dukes 20 w A. Thurman. ~
acres b. II. Waddel survey, BOO
j. q. Kennedy 10 Jcn Earle lots 10,
90 and 81 Cummings addition, 5000
LaXista Iron company 20 j. y. Eeil-
hart various lots aud blocks, WOODEN
mills addition. part block y, Fields i'd
dition aud Hook ~. Jennings addition,
aud az Of 1913 acres, y. $ Harris sur.
vey, ~.
Salie Huffman to g. Il. Bennett lots
and 2 block 81, city, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
REAL ESTATE TRANsrrDs


w. A. Archer 20 A. u. Joney lot T,
block 90. Archer's addition. S3oO.
w. j. Bonz and wife 90 Il. w. Press
ley LOT . block 9, Boaz summit addi.
tiou. S22TO
Robert Mozart to Mats Lnquist. lots
10 and ~, block l. Iohnon's stlb.di-
vision OF block p, Ficld-WclcL addition,
c. w Bowman to Robert NcCart
lots 10 and 10 block 4. JOhnsuu's subli.
vision of block q, Fleld-Wclch addi-
g. d. Lusk ~ n. LaCroix. lots 3. Z.
10 and -, block 4. city. $1,000.
sim Pardon TO Mrs. NJ Iuncman. lot
10 block ], keunedys addition. StOO
MIS-. j.. NJ, lgstcr to Jom +. King.
part block I, Grngpr's addition. S3lOO.
John =. King 10 Mrs. Is. NJ. Iyster.
l,9is 70 q, block G., Kings subdivision,
Finld.Welch addition - 100
~ T. Boyd 70 George y. Call. lot 40.
Morris y Bass addition. $1,000
g II. Brooks and w NJ. Brccbenridgc
20 10 II. Jcnkins let o. block /. Union
Depot addition, $1,000
Unknown owner TO &. II. Brooks. lot
D, block !, Union Depot addition.
81 w Price and wife to NJ L. Foster
100 acres, L. U. Toler survey. $50
W. a. Archer 10 Il. L. Cunningham
70 acres. j, u. York survey, $500
American lNud Qnd Investment com.
pony 10 William ~ League aud wife
part Of block 90 Arlington Heights
w. ID. Fnrris and wife TO G. q. Mills
lots ! and . block I, Van zOudts adj
ditols $4,000
l.. Carroll TO Mary A. johnson. POO
acres, james Howurd survey and lGI
acres, b. 3. b. q c. r. K. Co, survey
r. #. Davis and wife 10 c. r. Alcus
lots and -. block -, Arlington, S452 30
A. r. Collins aud wife 10 G. n. Al
Gus lot ., block -. Arlington $40
H. t. Davis and wife 10 A. j Rogers
los 3. 4, . and q, block 50 Arlington
SiOO.
r. & r. Railway company to Ii. II
] Davis various lots aud blocks, IN Ar
lugtm. Si3jO
r. u r. Railway company TO A. J.
Rogers, lot % block So Arlington. S3J.
5. W. Fry, trustee O. j. j. Kcdey
lot and lG. block II and lot @. block
10, Prospect Heights SlJ0
A. b, lylcs and wife 20 j. A. Erwin
80 acres, NJ, Rochuicllcr survey. $500.
a. A. Johnson 90 j. n Darcy. lots 20
TO IS, block l, Grand View addition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

ever, allowed the plplntim To recover the
yulue W his services, nn the ground thnt the
defendant Ind put ~ entirely out nf the
plaintiffs power 10 SECURE remuneration nj
THE contract rate"
lind npuvllVpa actually rendered pnfNtpp
Ia procuring tlfvsg loans Hud appellant had
Wrunglully placed Il ont OF their power tu
secure Their compensation under She cun.
trurt they would hv allowed TO recover
tnr lulnc ni their avNiclv 20 the time ~
The breach. but net having their right of
action upon this ground tlioy Must hD ro.
HtTiCttd Go the compensation they would
have earned hAd tile contract not httn
broken by appellant and 90 ruiiue lhcm tu
this compensation they muti be able to show
the amount with reasonable ccrthuty.
Wholly rouiccturh commissions cannot be
recovered, t2ud Sc.irWick On damages, Glil
For the error iu the charge of tho court
ON The measure Of damages. we are uf
dpuluu that the Judgment rendered iu tho
court below Hhould hc reversed and the
cause aundcd for new trial In accord.
nncc Wltn this Ouluup
nEAn Associate Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

Nothing "a the bathroom should Dc "a
carefully looked after ns the sponge That
but littlc consideration ~ given u "a daily
shown In tho iorloln md neglected con.
ditlon Of this very necessary adjunct 70
clennlincas. Instead Of being left % dry In
The sponge haakct, II rs, as rule, dropped
down in some corner and allowed 10 soak
on giyun ono sided chauoo on the all out
side the room II rs simply useless 10 ex'
poet 90 keep your Hpongcs in sweet hnd
wholesome condition 10 long as they nre
treated Ga this manner ln The lirt place
they must not only be- thoroughly washed,
bit ln order 10 prevent their becoming foul
cnoh part OF the sponge should be- exposed
70 clio nlr HfuNdioua women nea 20 10 that
this toilet article ia each week ulclnsed by
dropping Il into watpr IN which a largo
lump OF gOdn has been dissolved, afterWard
boiling n for siXty minutca, when 70 Is
rinsrd IN cold water aud given a sun bath
until entirely dry Always rnse oil soapy
Buds from your sponge and then throw u
into your basket which should Do hung
just outaide the bathroom window a
sponge cared Tor IN THE fnehion will mover
be Shiny sour "a nusty. JcnneA Miller
Maaszlna
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs d. Charles Clark left ostarday
vim nc Rio Gruuue Ter a weeks WISH 10
relatives AZ Dublin aud Alexander Tex
Judge ]. c. AIccluug win leave this
porrfne with q number Of friends for
Washington 10 wtnass the Inauguration
OF President Cleveland.
w. r. Curtis Of Ienrietta, the wen
known caftleman, who Is better known
IA 'T'nde Blll.n has gone on trip
westward 90 the upper PeeDs country
a. far as Eddy, New Mexico. tie
stopped over Tor a day ~ Fort Worth
J. J. Mcdowell. q Big Springs banker
IS IA the pirEwick What little grain
is planfei IN that country ~ M good cons
Nfon The catfle aud sheen are n lrst-
Iass order ald Mr. Mcdowell mentioned
rs al nnheard of thing before thls yaT
ne shipment % a lCt Of grgss.iaftened
cattle from Bg Springs Ia January