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The sun., 1893-06-26

iEsfon OF $1,000 0n0. have only ebeus sta5.-
100000 Of paper money In eircuistion.
nearly the whole OF which IL irsued
By the Bank Of England. and r. secured by
s135. 100000 OF gold; France, which with .
population OF $4,000, 900. has soc. 100000 OF
paper money secured by S3t0. 100000 gold.
and Germany. with population OF 90. 600 200.
heving s235. .ooo. 900 paper secured By $780,
0oo.0 900 in coin and bullion. OF which small
portion only is silver. In view OF these figures
talk about the insufflcieney Of our currency
for the wants Of business 10 justified only By .
condition like the present one, whom general
distrust OF the solveney Of debtors 10 creating
d demand for the payment of their oblieations
in the obligations OF tho nation. In ordinary
times its volume is not only ample for all
easy giving OF credit 10 speoulators, has q
pernicious effect
The crisis through which We are passing,
much as II is to be deplored for the suffering
II inflicts on few individuals. 10 q legitimate
result OF the abuse Of credit. and as hegan by
saying, is o severe but wholesome process OF
ressta blishing q healthy state Of affnirs. H. In
the course OF 1t, inflated values nre reduced, II
chimerical enterprises have to be abandoned,
II Arms whose liabilities exceed their assets
and whose partners have been for years living
upon the property OF their creditors are COM
pelled to acknowledge themselves insolvent II
so-called banks. which have proved to be mere
devices for locking up the money Of their deposit
tors in unavailable assets. are forced out Of
business and II gigantic corporations, the re-
sources OF which have been used by unprinci-
pied schemers for their own benefit. are brought
back to their legitimate fields Of operation.
surely tho public at large has no reason for Ia
mentation. A good work has been begun and
must be completed. no matter what efforts may
be made TO stay It's course
MATTHEW MAnsHAIh.
The sun., 1893-06-26
DIED..

BCwNE-on Sunday June IS. Albert 9. Bovine.
son OF Albert s. and Elizabeth Bovine. aged 8 years
and q months.
Funeral Tuesday, June II, At p. N, from IL Covert
al. Brooklyn
RRILL-ou sunday. June IS. at her residence. 4ss
I'd st.. Brooklyn. Mary c. widow OF william Brill
in the la year OF her age.
Funeral private.
BKOwN.-At Yonkers N. Y. Juno "a Harold
Brown. Jr. infant son Of Harold and Maud E.
Prown, aged months and 20 days.
Funeral on Monday, June 20. at 4 O'Clock. from 2o4
Harburton av.
DALToN.--on Sunday. Juno %. John J. Dalton,
beloved husband OF Mary Dalton and brother Of
william Dalton.
Relatives and friends invited to attend tho fu-
neral on Tuesday. June 81. ut O'Clock. from tho
residence 42l West 34th ST. thence to st. Raphaers
Church. West <Oth st.
KEAN.-Annversary requiem mass. Tuesday, 27th
inst at half past 10 A. NJ. at st. James's Church,
for Bridget Dwyer Keau. widow of Martin Kean
and mother OF the Rev. John J. kean. Relatives
anc friends respectfully invited
NOYE ES.-At Brooklyn. Saturday. June "a 1898.
James g. Noyes in tho T7th year Of his age.
Funeral services at 20 Remsen ST., Monday tho Goth
At 100 p. N. II IL requested that no flowers DO
sent
12sh ST., on Sunday. June 25. Jeremiah o'sullivan.
beloved husband Of Mary E. O'Sullivan.
Funeral services at St. AIMS Church. East 18th st. at
e.3o A. NJ. Tuesday. Juno Fl. Interment private.
California papers please copy.
PALMER.-on Sunday. June IS. at Bellport. L. L.
of peritonttis. Charles p. Palmer. of the late
Courtlandt and Mary Ann suydam Palmer. in the
4sth year OF his age
Funeral from the Church OF the Incarnation 35th St
and Madison av. on Tuesday. June ~. at 1850
A. n.
VAN WART.-At London. England. Juno ~.
Caroline Marshall wife Of Ames Van Wart and
daughter of tho late Marshall o. Roberts,
wALDo.-on Saturday. juno a. 1893 Daniel
Waldo NJ D.. beloved husband of Annie c. waldo
Relatives friends also Day Star. Comm wealth.
Minerva lodges. order +. and A. NJ. arc invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence. Loaf
Third av. Brooklyn Tuesday. June 27. 1893. at
2 O'Clock. lnterment In Evergreenn Cemetery.
Funeral services at residence. Monday evening" at
O'clock.
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Mr.. Il. ii. Todd's Su,e,ds.

euIso1. ILL.,. June BE, II. Todd. one OF tho
most prominent residents OF this city. com.
m.tted suicide this morning by shooting hin
self through the head in his room at the Hots,
Newtomb. Tho deed was not discovered I'M
ABOUT o'clock in the afternoon. when the
news gave fearful shock to his numerous
Scqualntsncss. For many years Mr.. Todd had
besn partner In the firm OF Z M. Milior 4
20. mahg!attlrer Of carriages. coaches and
bnssss Hs,was native OF New Haven, Conn.
efea ol. ana was noyer married.
Inc only theory for the suicide advanced
tnns ts tar 70 from his partpor. j.. NJ Miller, who
ovor their large contracts. and no thinks hIs
m!nd ~. gave wy ir9m oyerwork. He also said
over mis- lonely condition In lie often ennraSs.
inS tlie Wish that ne had married early and
The sun., 1893-06-26
The Cherohee strip nond. Sold.

kASsAs CITY. Mo-. June 25-The Chorokees
are jubilant to-day over the news sent from
'hlcago that the strip bonds of nearly 81, 600.
'oo had been disposed OF to tho Missouri, Ram
sas and Texas Trust Comrany OF this city. I'm
- yestcrday hey Were, bordering on despera-
"it it hhcauS9 OF fear that tho bonds would not
nan nan reach lacTppl great celebration viii
H. inke so l,itcG inr Which several thousand dollars
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS have already been raised
The sun., 1893-06-26

Atchison,. Topeka & Santa Fe
R. R. Company and System.

p5 MILK ST. BOSTON. June lB. 1sea
The following interest coupons maturing July next
will be paid on aud otter that date ~ the folio wing
several agencies Of this company
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA a SANTA IN n.
II. 60.
GENERAL MICE. PER CENT BorDa
Coupon Not
At National Bnnk of n orth Amerion, Hostcnr
Union Trust Company, New York;
Barinr Brothers a. Co., Liuaitcd. Loudor.
EQUIPMENT TRUST SERIES A.
Coupon No. B.
At once Barring. MAGoUE CO. MI.
COLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
EQUIPMENT PER CENT. SERIES "B" honda
Coupon No. O.
ASPEN SHORT LINE 1sT MORTGAGE
sPER CENT. BONDS
Coupon No. ..
Al once Of Barring. MAGoUN 4 CO.. NE
ST. LOUIS q SAN FRANCISCO R'Y co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE 3 FER CENT AND fEB
CENT. BONDS,
Coupon No. 20.
KANSAS CITY SOUTHWESTERN r. r. 90. FIRST
MORTGAGE q PER CENT BONDS,
Coupon No. Ia
Al once Of Barring. MAGoUN 4 co. ME-
ATLANTIC ~ PACIFIC RAILROAD ca.
GUARANTEED TRUST PER CENT BONDS
Coupon No. Is.
A. MERCANTILE TRUST CO.. Mt.
J.w. REINHART. President
The sun., 1893-06-26

Arrtved-suSpAh June as
~ Werra Pohle uenoa
e Montteaton. Beatley. Newcastle.
81 Egyptian Monarch. irwin. London.
- Henry Dumois. Burec, Gibara
. 70 CITY Of Augustine. Ray, Jacksonvilln.
es fiuyandotte. Walker. Norfolk.
Is Elise marie, Hinsch, Altoona.
s Brhtten, Uckermnh, Barhcoh
20 Herman Winter. Nickerson Boston
hWyenoke, Boar, Richmond.
iTor later arrivals see First raEsi
ArHutp out
g. La Champagne from New YORK, At Havre.
"a AuraniA from New York. At Queenttown-
80 sahle. from New York. at South ampton.
70 III Monte from New York, at Port Rad-.
S. II. Y. bimoek, from New York, at Boston
ueurrp
Sc Doublsdnm, from New York on Prawle Point.
ss State OF Nebraska from New York. on Tory Island
tLuEp IRON rohriGr rour,
e. umbria, from Queenstown for New York.
Sc Elbe. from SouthAmpto for New York.
ss New York. from Southampton for New York.
rRoS DOMESTIC rosra
70 Buffalo, from Boston for New York.
be Algonquin from Charleston for New York.
ss City OF Birmingham from Savannah for New York.
The sun., 1893-06-26
MA.R1TED.

vow MEMERT-EvANS.-o Saturday. June
"a. 1898. at Trinity Church, Paris, by the Rev. Dr.
John b. Morgan. rector, Anita K, daughter of the
late A. walton White Evans of New York to
Philippe Louis Won Hemert of Paris France.
The sun., 1893-06-26
New Pensions Issued.

WASHINGTON. June 25.-Ths following PEN
sions are on the issue OF June IA:
Vtnn~x iopk Orignal-Almon Babcock Thomas Nc
brate'' ,EeSHtorssion and huppementsry-Russell II.
Xrshibad sSsssnrs T. copnsn, R.i,Ine-Lewis Bort
JsSanna JSne arsds.hs BsbAuqt. minor Of Charles MnEsr
Johanns Ssom.n' SSon' Jane brown Lelitia N. Wiiiiams
hahoney tm0therl ~' mary l. pIAuy. mary
Connecticut: Renewal ,rd , -
gan Reilsue-Georgs Sperry oriv,n"i. v,n"i.ntesorge Nor
Elieia T. sperry, Lavina ballard 'S"@' WILLOWS, DC
The sun., 1893-06-26
&lfrtiOus aud sslsstiugs.

OFFICE OF SMALL. HOPES CONSOLE
ITsAATTR MiNISNG II% Sosr tS S:v a, ,sas
The annua m eeting OF tho stockholdorS OF the small
Heres Consolidstsd Mining Company; foE eeetlon OF
trustees Tor The ensuing year ana sucl otheF bunhefs
a. may be presented VIII be held az the once OF lhe
ss 81 9En. q ,4 n. nsM iGs Ga ie'
loy3. q, A CAMERON, SecrstAry.
The sun., 1893-06-26
Hnsinfss potires.

Save Your Moaey:.Cooi straw hats for gentle.
all styles. and widths Of brm, Boc 7bo.. 300.
ST. $<o 40. McCann's. 2lo Bowery. Hat guards free.
The sun., 1893-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Exchange-8aiss and
Range Of Prices OF All Securities Dealt In
During the Week Enaing Ju.e -. lsoa.
The sun., 1893-06-26
nAh1xs 1rrxrIrosyc,.

rrrtrurr ktsAsto-Tuts pir
san risss.... t7e Sun s.tr... Sal Noon ssts i5
NIGH wLTrk-1na psr
Sandy Hook. 80 Gov. island Q ali Hell csts. 10
The sun., 1893-06-26
Total saiss. 6o3, ,1o7 ahareA

SUNDAY. juno 20.
The sum Of tho Treasury balances at the
close OF business on Saturday was 81 123. .57a. 277
o decrease as compared with the previous
Saturday OF S2066677. National bank note
circulation outstanding S17s. .307.490. Bal
ance OF deposits to redeem national bank
notes. s20.779. $50. o decrease for the week Of
s26O3a
Statistics relating to silver bullion certih-
Gates dealt in on the stock Exchange are
as follows: Silver bullion on hand June "a.
2o0.72S ounces: certificates outstanding. 19a
Tho dealings In tho certificates on the Stock
Exchange this week were $4,000 ounces at
Sl1. Tho closing quotation was S1hMS2H.
The sun., 1893-06-26
Limit of Time
For DepOsitinS
Richmond and Danville
and
Georgia Pacific
Securities.

Pursuant to tho provisions Of the agreement dated
May J. 1893. for the reorganization of the Richmond
and West Point Terminal hallway and Warehouse
Company and its SUBORDINATE COMPANIES. tho
Committee therein named has limited to June II,
1908, at 8 o'clock r. NJ, the time Of tho accept
Of said agreement by hoders Of tho Consolidated
Mortgage per cent. bonds OF tho Richmond and DAN
vii.e Railroad Company and bonds and stock OF tho
Georgia Pactnc Railway Company.
Under the provisions OF said agreement outstanding
Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds
of the RICHMOND AND DANvILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
First Mortgage Per Cent. bonds OF tho
GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
Consolidated Second Morteaee Per Cent.
Bonds of the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
Income Mortgage Bonds Of the GEORGIA
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
Stock Of the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
must. Therefore. be deposited at the ONCE Of Dre1e
Morgan Co.. 20 Wall st.. New York. not later than
june ~, 1e00. ut g O'Clock II. N.
Deposits after that date. II accepted. will bs re-
csivsd only upon such terms as tho Committee shall
deem ht
@. III. COSTER,
GEcRGE SHERMAN. COMMITTEES.
ANTHONY j. THOAAS,)
The sun., 1893-06-26
nRooKLYSSF SFfiGf nInyATEp e II!E r. n CO.

conno,, 81 SAhnc IT r, nK, UKtFN Spns 2S Isvs
Railroad bonds due July 1903 VIII be raid atyths
Crntra rTust Company OF New FORK, 81 Wall st, New
York city on ahd a'tsF ~ iFgnspxpp lsgs r,..
The sun., 1893-06-26
THE ELEVENTH. WARE BANK.

Tho board o, Directors have tiIs day declared n
senrnnnual dlSdend ot four (4J per osnt FREQ from
tax pAyaOlG on and after July T. tsp3 The trsaalol
books VIII remain elQasd Until that date, ~
The sun., 1893-06-26
ATLANTIC TRUST coMPANx,

80 WILLIAM ct. NEW YORK CITY.
The Board ot Trustees has declared the usual Qpap
tcrly dividend OF thros per cent. payable July II "a
socEhoiders OF record June 2S Transfer books win 81
closed from June rs 10 oJ1ly !, inclusive.
JAME. $. SliYUAM SAcHAiArx
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

II indications ac worth anythlns Tex
as will not repeat this year the folly OF
an ovcr-crop Of cotton. Egerywherc the
farmers seem to be alive 20 the necessity
for cutting down the cotton acreage.
throughout the state conventions Of fur
mefs are bciue held 90 counsel ioeether
on Che subject. and. IN rcspor7e to the
call Of the commissioner Of agriculture TO
elect delegates 10 the state cotton grow
ers' meeting
This movement Is not confined 20 Tex
rs. Il extends all over the cotton grow
ing region Of the South State conYcn-
lions have been called ia every cotton
state TO promote the reduction Of the
cotton acreage.
~ these Efforts nrc successful, and there
q reason 10 believe they win be-. much
moro VIII have been accomplished than
escape from loss ON one years crop The
lesson will last for an time, aud, Of even
more important than that the farmer
win learn that while the profits Of politi-
cal cooperation are speculative the prof
its Of economic cooperation are certain
aud within easy rcach.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
BRANCH OFFICES.

Ayarado-J. W. stark. correspondent;
T. , g ,Tiisayi agent ughsmlu. correspond
cnt; -. a., Morgan. agent. -. 70.
Albany-R. ~ Lyons. correspondent ~
Abilene b. b. I,ndsord. agent aud cor
respondent; office, p0sioiicp huuahf' -
Chcstnnt street. frat 'noor, where an orders
Tor subscription and advertising shonlu DC
Austin. H. McIxcnna
Bnllmgcr-J. y. Pierce. corr ospondont nnl
agcat. Office at iierce's drug and s'a''o"'
frownwood-u II. Moore. correspondents
laird J. n flushing, correspondent; W.
neIton Dr. p <. Turner. oorrcspoudcnt.
C. W. Montgomery, agent cthco ih post
cisrEsviie--w $. Thompson, correspond.
Cioburnc louis uammons, agent; H. q.
Hall correspondent.
Colorado r. a. Nichols correspondent;
Daiias Hugh Fitzgerald. correspondent;
Office 80 Main street. where ull orders for
advertising should boz Tort The gazette
cnu bee found on sale 90 nll ucWs stands iu
the city. Adolph or, general news agent
Dccufur-J q. G08c. correspondent; sam
N Paso-A j.. MctSic. correspondent c.
Eidy. 4. NJ. NJ. Howe 4 Co.. agents.
GnlpcsyillcA Wusson, Jr., correspond
emit j. 4, Hall, agent Office gainesville
GremWna-R H. Sexton. correspondent;
Galveston u w Hayes correspondent
HenriUuu W. II. Chllaon, correspondent.
q. A. Muton, agent.
llillsbop ,y Johnson, agent; Office Ia.
lcircf.6n O H. Howell. correspondent
MWaiull ~. Blocker, correspondent. j.
IL iiulspn agent oiilco Do poat0llico book
Store.
Alincola-L T. Mcdaniel, correspondent
ana uVDut
rara w a. Gn, correspondent Hooks
tIlot foni A. I Eagland. correspond
cnt and ugaut
Qmn'l Is. y colthar, correspondent;
Roy Walker agent.
GoswCI, y. 81 Jas W. Mullins. CORES
pondpnt. WuodcDck q i,cdNold. agents
Seymour j. T.. Graham. correspondent.
il. 10. Horton, agent
respondent II 4. Hymns, agent
sulphur Springs X j, Bass correspond
emit y, W Senrs agent
stcphcnyillo .. q. Buck correspondent
W VI Fooshoc. agent
san Anslo- 4. r. iIarrc correspondent.
j. n Townsend, agent
Trinidad, 1ol-Nillinm Llttlcneld & Coz
rylcr--Is l., Robertson, correspondent
W, II. Powell agent.
Terrell Vic lMeinharut correspondent;
Temple g s. Brand correspondent.
ChnTlea Wreutham. agent
Taylor Willnn Elliott. correspondent
j. " Juc UcH agent
Vernon J Holmes correspondent: IIous.
sell a Humphreys. uRrnts.
NolaHcu j. ~ Slrltg, agent; office cor.
ner avenue A and South Third street
WnNuhuchie-J, NJ. IlcWiatpr correspond.
emit. w o. Aldrldge. agent
Wcnthrrford j. w Culwoll. correspond.
eni Office, over Merchants ana Fafmers
hHIlf
Wichita Falls-F NJ Dughcrty. agent,
and correspondent nest door to pogtoturr'
THIS pnpvr ia Kept on nlc aud advertising
rates may be- nsccrtUlnel ut The oillco IN
American Newspaper Publishers nssocln,
tlun. Temple Count New York. an FROM its
EuHtgru business office As Tribune build.
Ing. New York
Western lrrmcas olnce, 5Op "rho Rock.
crv,' Chieuun. ill
s. G.. Bcckwith. sole agent foreign adyer.
tislng,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27

Cgf'cy, has. after several weeks OF
nqinsioking labor. found him short about
fl.ih a simple shounge might ~
easily rXplninul ns due iu errors iu h,o.-
klning hat whit stnttlrs the public
aud tlumbfoWhs thc friends end bonds.
Mru NJ Mr. Carey b. ile presence .ol
seversl forged school Vouchers which Mr
Galley las entered up 90 bis creuii ii' ms
hnll report
ShcUn jim Meredith returned Tues
day Iighi from Fort Smith, AR. VIII
Ioh,t Sharpe wanted in this county 90
answer thc charge ~ theft ~ cattle.
says the WaXahachiC Enterprise. The
Shapes formerly lived in Ellis county
on Chambers creek and had good
deal 90 Do with stock IN 1856. some
thing becamc ypry wrong and suspicious
looking in their denling and several par
ties were indicted ly the grnud jury,
charged with thrf There were q mum
Der of mol prOsr9, dismissals etc. ~.
nully lcss Sharpe. or % the Indicted
parties WAS captured ia The nation and
tried aud acquitted. Recently sheriff
Meredith fouud that john was living Ia
the Cherokee nation and proceeded to
round him in after the most approved
style Shnrpe has been released un a
$3.50 bond, which was readily made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
m o. A. 80 nIAnlArnn.


What does this mean2 Is II true, not
wiihstaudiug the profusc denials Of the
accuracy OF The Gazctte's report, that
the old Alcnldc Is looking for scolps
among the professors iu the state uniycr-
sityY The Austin Statesman makes tlis
significant con ment.
The Fort Worth Gazcttc has a cut u
"a hllf mnn and half gorilla, challeneing
the world 90 % political boxing match rhat
Kind of an exhibition may please the people
~ Fort Worth but the cultivated people
of Austin enjoy moro the rlaliatory per-
formuuccs ~ Judge Ex-Governor Roberts.
Fort Worth delights n physical ponder
uuce. Austin delights 90 intellectual glndio.
tors. Of which we are promised soon an OK.
hlhtlon IN the lntimations coming from the
Old Alcnldp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
AFlNE SHOWING.


lall and Prosperity
Emory. Tex. Fob. 20 CSpecial) al !
Though Rains county Is one ot the sinih-
esq counties m Texas and las ior many
years Furnished material Tor the ltst'
ubd Vbcs of her largrf sisters ana has
furnished subjects for many rough jokes.
She can NOW point with pride TO 'he open
doors of her fail. 90 the improved con-
dition OF her people 10 thc eeurrll pa
pfoveucut Of every material interest
aud challenge her ncighhors 10 make
better .AoW-Up.
The district court FOR This county COM
vcnod on the 10th inst; not a single case
on the criminal docket; The grand jury
wus adjourned for the term on yester
day having found only three true bills
for minor ofcngps and the court az.
journcd TODAY having disposed OF all
business before 10 for the tprin
The case of Bon Hamieton VS.. the
Missouri. kausns and Texas Railway
company. suit for $4,000 damages To
person. yclylicl for plaintiff for Sl2O
lNcmdrirk va. same. dcfundant suit for
$1,000 for carrying plaintiff beyond the
station which She desired TO stop az;
verdict for N}N.
Robb vs. ~ j. Mooring ct al; q. y.
Perkins special judge; suit 20 try title
and 20 settle boundary line; decision re-
served 10 n future day.
What county Ia Texas can make q
bpttCr shuWiHgf
The people ure In better financial con
dition than for many years past.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE.

Sulphur Springs IS to have an lee fac
tory.
An opera house project is afoot at
Palestine.
Electric light talk is going the rounds
nt GEORGETOWN.
Work has commenced on the Seguin
electric light plont
The Methods. church ot Grnubury is
uudcrg0irE repairs.
The new Methodist church at Quanah
viii a0ou be- completed
The Bapiiats Of Ennis are talking
about O. new church.
Work ON the now courthouse no G'c1
Rose viii commence IN few days
Work viii shortly commence OH the
new Methodist church at NlNghuchic.
Tho old Clarendon tcmplr Of Justice
has been transformed Into an opera
house
Tho Prcsbytcrions of Athens will
shortly commence work on their new
church.
The commissioners court of Wichita
county has lrt tho contracts for several
new iron bridges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
TEXAS SETTINGS.

a 100000 land sale was made az Gal
weston saturday.
A stock show viii be held at Rreckon-
ridge ON March 10.
Tho farmers Of lamar county are dis
cussing cotton acreage
A local option election win be held nc
Louisville on March IL.
AZ its hast torn the Hunt county
gsnd jury returned lOi indictments
An election for a special road tax was
held ar Blossom. The tax was 1efeotcd,
On March 4 an election for choice for
postmaster win DO held nc breckenridge,
Two hunllred and sevtntecn cars 81
lumber worc shipped from Orange last
week,
j. r. Hughes. dealer IN liquors nt
Celeste, mndc an assignment Liahill-
ties about $1,000,
Hardeman county Is beginning 90 re,
cciye her share ~ Immigration that is
pouring into Northwest TeNas
Captain K, NJ, Henderson of sulphur
Springs has gone 10 Washington "a see
about Che collectorship OF that district.
Suits have been instituted against a
number Of The snloon men of WNNN-
hachie for violating the law by putin &
up screrna Ia their places 81 business.
A petition OF ih7 signcrs was nrcscnt-
cd 10 the Howard county commissioner
court ON the 18th for The organization
Of GlasscOcl county, The petition WAS
ryanted and the election will be held
Mavh H.
A. l.. Carter. who lives about thirteen
inilqs from Mexin, has discovered on bis
land what PROMISES To be- a fms quality
of coal. THAT discovered Is cropping
out iu 4 hrilnrh and the strata n more
than half llfilc long that eau be seen,
wNk indications 81 0n inexhaustahlo
quantity la the vicinity
Comanche Chief The committee up.
nOinted Ga examine the hOoss aud "a,
e9nals Of ex-COun0 IgaMarcr A. J,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
rAisE ir OFT.

One provision Of thc proposed new
charter which is clearly incqutRblc and
should be- struck out before its adoption
IS that which requires q two-thirls vote
of the council 20 rc,listrct the city.
The effect of such clause would be 10
forever prevent the correction Of any
gcrymnndcr OF the city unless the bcne-
Gciorics Of IL should give their consent
which 10 is very unlikely they would do.
The provision Is blow az equality Of
suffrage. aud in time TO come 1t would
he found TO bt breeder of disc,utent
aud strife because OF the injustice how-
ing from g. IL should come out OF the
charter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
ron SALE

Two Thousand Pounds Of Good BREWER Body
Typo Tor Sale
THE GAZETTE has for sale 1000
pounds Of BREWER body type; been IN
uso only throe months good as new.
WIN be sold in lots OF 100 pounds and
more TO suit purchasers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
FosTERs LoOAL FORECASTS

The storm waves will reach this meri.
dian and tha other changes noted win
occur az nud within 100 niles of Fort
sunset Of tho dptos given below.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-27
EXTRA SUNDAY PAPERS.
Dealers Must Send in Thor Orders MOI LAIer
HAN Friday.

.he demand Cor Sunday Gaacttes can.
NOT nosdbIy be iillcd unless ncws-dcnlers
send IA thoir orders hy Friday night
each week The Gazctte tries to pro
wide for the constant increase. but
finds isself unable to do 80 when dealers
reseryo ,hels orders until Saturday. a
part Of the ols Sunday paper IS printed
friday night as even the hig fast prcss
caEnot do rho work demanded by the
Sunday edition az 10 ono night.
Hend Ia Your orders for extra Sunday
Gakeltes not later than Friday night