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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-08-03
THE BEST BEANS.

G. e. HUM. Of Geneva. N. y, writ
ing IN Garden and Forest, says;
Few vegetables have been hybrid
lied or selected with greater care than
the bean, and varS ties suitable for
several purposes have been developed,
until little improvement now seems
possible. Among snapbeans, the new
yellow-podded wax varieties, which
are almost cylindrical in shape, solid
yet tender, and of the finest fibre and
flavor, are quite superior to the old
time fiat, green-podded and stringy
varieties. Among the best varieties
are Wardwell's Kidney Wax, Yosemite
Mammoth Wax, Golden Wax and Per-
lection. Of shell beans, the best are
Dwarf Horticultural Golden Cluster.
which is very productive and bears fat
beans about two-thirds as large as
Henderson's Bush Sieva, meaty and
well favored; Hemisphere, a bean al
most round, but Solid and of extra
quality, half of it being light brown in
color, splashed with red This color
would detract from its value as mar
ket variety, but in the process of cook
ing the color to great extent disap-
pears SO that 1t is one OF the very best
tor the kitchen garden. On the sta
ton grounds, as the main experiment
crop for the past four years, pure
white bean has been grown which has
proved of extra quality and produc-
tiveness. 1t is very hardy and is proof
thus far against the anthracnose, SO
prevalent throughout this section. It
has been called the HIATT bean, after its
originator, but am not aware that it
has been offered for sale under any
name, although it should be more
generally known.
ssThe search and selection necessary
for true Dwarf Lima bean has been
successful, and it would now seem
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-08-03

Hrst. eS7' ~ Aorce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
COURT OF APPEALS.
Full Text Of Decisions Rendered In tho Fort
Worth District

Court Of civil appeals. Second district, u,
ID. Turlton, chicf Justice II o. Head
mud l. w Stephens nsBucihto Justices,
W l.. Hun, clerk
M0lle H. Spicci appellant VI. A.
Taylor ~ a., uppdloo Appeal from The
district ourt ut Nllbargpr county
CONCLUSIONS OF LAW ANp FACT
ThN nmt wna brought tn cnncl an nl.
logged vendors lien aud tD remove clDud
froh the ttlo of coriniu rual ESTATE Ia the
town nf Vernon. Wllhurgrt county TcN.
Apprhunl, against whom fnu suit was
instituted, being "a rvEideut of Greer cuuu.
~, complains thni tho suit WA inprup
orly bruupht va MilhHrgtr county contend
Ing that II ~ aui ior specific perform
Nptuug up this question ~ venue aud
therefore the privilege of hong sued Nm
Greer county VI u existed must be- held
go have been wniNd. We nrr further ~
thr opinion that The contention that TITS
o. only "a suit for specific ucrfnrmnnro of a
contract ran not hU sustained Appellant
complaints Of me Improper admissions "
hills NJ exception the naslgumrutH rniRuH
those questions can NOT hp considered. tuur
plant % llt1 made fpr ne hrHt tWe la
ihlf court uf lr wuut uf proper parties
defendant On thp court below, but this Oh.
iroiluu comes too Lutte lunsp conclusions
dlspuar of on ilr uHFmcuh rNoupi mich
ns rUlutr 40 mo mltiplpnCY of Tic Cunt
illusions of law and fact W found ln tho
court below, the cnNc having huru tfiWi
without jury, lho cputt found ihnt a. N
Taylor und ~ ~. iismau. npprllrrH. ench
acquired uilp HuCprVdYply "a iN property
in controversy without notice of the dofmstH
alleged by npprllaut ns grounds for seq
ting aside thr sale uf said property, uri
Euullv made hv hor husband, now uoUenHed.
Co which ehn dunla thnt nor consent was
uhuilupd boo SUCH mHuupr ns to hr binding
upon hpr without determining whether
thc circumstances were sufficient GO put
Taylor. the original purchaser on Inquiry
wr conclude that the fnCil show lisman
who purchased from Taylor 40 be- uur.
chaser IN good filth fur value ana With.
ont notice of mo equities alleged iy up.
p0llml
n follows from these conclusions That IN
sn fur uH tho Judgment affects the title OF
tiamnn, ~ must be- affirmed.
Tho r0uris conclusion that Tie purchase
money Tor the land m originally Cynunctrd
hy Taylor. had an been paid except tho
item sprrid0d n tho bindings ana Judgment
la maniucd 10y the statement 81 facts. Ia
fact thp courts findings upon an the MN
torinl issues are supported by The evidence,
ana With the qualification indicated nbOyp,
We here adopt them as our conclusions.
We are 1f opinion that tho payments NJ
money made ip the attorney Who held The
note f0r collection hs Well nH in the bus
hnm uf appellant were valid payments
~ follows ir1m these conclusions Thar the
Judgment must hr 10 h thugs affirmed
SfElliHNS Associate Justice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19


W n MaSwell superintendent Of
Texas, with headquarters nt parsnns
Is the. guest Of his brother, Supenntond
cnt Maxwell
Warren Galbraith, superintendent of
slockynrds of the Missouri Kansas and
texas. with headquarters nt Spdniia.
No, was In the city yesterday.
travelling Engiieer A. t.ouck Of the
NaN with headquarters Ia Parsons.
Ran, Is In thc city.
superintendent OF Motive Power
liern and Master Mechanic McFl.
trip.
!. J. Frey general manager of The
shreveport sabine and southern went
north last night M ills sporinl cnr
Guy McElv0ncy Is layne on today
from the Katy machine shops
~ was reported on the streets this
morning that wholesale reduction
would take place iu the Missouri Kan
Sas and leXas shops today. An invrsti.
E9tien OF the report proved &c to be a
fake
The compound engine ri. went north
this morning with seventy.Rve pmptirs
ana rs expected 10 return tonight. Sit
peuntendCnt of Motive Power O'Hcrn
accompanied the engine
N. iellerise who had his arm broken
M the Missouri Kansas aud Texas shops
q few wccks since returned from Seda-
ed
Fireman WillieJ Williams has bought
!he, property. of Fireman NJ l.. Ham.
~ West Hull street. Wonder yhnt
Billie wants with housoY
A. II Drew, claim agent of the Katy.
Is iu the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
HEATER PIPES

The Cotton Belt officials left for the
north yesterday morning. IL. was Mr.
DOddudgc's Intention 60 stay over until
Monday, but he was unable 90 do so
The Office of George u. Peck, general
solicitor OF the Santu Re. will be- removed
from Topeka TO Chicago. The change
is caused by the great amount of work
centering at Chicago aud the necessity
of Mr.. Pecks constant attendance In
that city
The southern Pacific railroad announces
that the Newport Ncws ship Building
and Dry Dock company s making prcpn
ratiOns 10 build two 10000 ton steam
ships az lis plant Tie site Is now being
piled for the blocking To carry the inn
mense weight Of the vessels They are To-
ply between New Orleans and LIVER
pool.
o. A Carnine. city passenger agent
of the Cotton Belt, attempted to ride
q bicycle yesterday The machine rose
up ON its hind legs. moved down a row
of shade trees with him and then threw
him into an iron picket fence. Cmninc
uses crutchcs now
When TON -. Lynch left the service
Of the Cotton Belt To- take the position
OF assistant general passenger ageut gt
the Newport News and Mississippi Val
loy railway he told the boys on the Cot
ton Belt that the first man 90 sell a
ticket 'oycr his line from any point on
the Cotton BELT via Memphis "a Cmcm-
natl or Louisville oT beyond would re-
coive present of the landsQmrst silk
umbrella money could procure. Nesirr-
day o. 4. Canine of the Cotton BELT
received the umbrella and hc is very
proud Of h. II Is silver mounted and "a
beauty
G. G. Curtice, travelling passenger
agent OF the Nnndnliu line, came IA yes.
terday from q trip aud will remain until
Monday with the gang
$. II. l1ly commercial agent of the
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas, camc la
from the south last night
". A Dcuel general superintendent
of the Union pacihc. Denver aud Gulf
division of the Union Pacific. accompanied
by party Of Denver people came in
yesterday in his special ear. the party
viii leave for New Orleans today
j. Is Rosson. livestock agent Of the
Frisco route, came in yesterday from "a
trip.
w H. Doll, travelling passenger agent
Of the Eust Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia, came in yesterday TO spend sun.
day with the boys ia the railroad center.
Judge Perkins Of Greenvile geaeral
attorney OF the Cotton Belt limos Ia
Texns, is preparing 10 remove his office
and family 10 this city.
The Santa Fee announces rate Of
one fare for the round trip 10 Baltimore
and Washington. account Of the iaaug-
urltion OF Presdent-clect Cleveland.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
SOME HARD SENSE.

An editorial writer IN The Railway
Age takes very sensible view OF the
reports that are now flying thick and fast
about a contemplated gigantic strike
during the Worlds fan. In the current
issIe OF The Age he says; As for the
rumor about general strike nj the time
of the Worlds fair. when the greatest
injury could be inflicted on the public
we have too much confidence in the good
sense of our railway men 10 give IL any
crcdence, Nothing would so completely
withdraw public sympathy from labor
organizations us such movement d
would be- warfare by few thousand
mem upon the whole of the country, and
the country would make quick work of
il. PeaceublN agitation by any or all
classes of railway men with the hope Of
bpttcriug their condition is proper and
Cummendable, but the use of violence and
anarchy To compel compliance with de-
mands would not be tolerated for day,
and the Intelligent railway men of the
country have NO intention of inaugural
ing such contest
II is said 20 be- i'm favor Of the move
ment for aruilwuy federation that SOME
OF It's leaders declare the iutntion 10 be-
60 replace the old plan of strikes carried
on through the separate Orgurizntins by
the moral power of all classes of rail
way men for the redress of wrongs and
the improvement of their condition, and
instead OF secret orders dependent upon
the exercise Of force to substitute the
power of education aud political action
by railway employees as a united and IN
telligent whole Such movement In
GOOD faith would hc deserving of cOm-
mendation from all who have the best
interests of labor ut heart.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

grade crossing Of some Of its dangers
With our present system OF streel
crossing gates the gatemnn cannot lh'
stantly shut out traffic IRON Inc cross
in,s THE Milan pruposed closes traffic
from either direction hy but two gates
which gives the g0temnn control within
n Verv few seconds Of the traffic at
crossings Il also allows those teams
already on the crossing when the yates
arc closed. 10 pass out Of harms way
As win be seen from the engraving ne
street Is divided longiudiually az we
e,ossing NV 4 barrier 10 prevent teams
d,dving frnn one side 10 the other wnie
On he crossing This barrier can be- or
any suitable material and shape. Inc
idea Is not patented.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
mrArIlnRrnRn nIDGET-

Weatherford. Tex, Feb. lS Especially
This town and county generally are
now being flooded with great bnilds Of
immigrants pouring Do irom eterywhere
in quest 0f good fnrius ANA suitable To-
catioBs But the land owners aud hold.
ers say let them come. as an can De- ac-
comnOdnted
In this city n quiei growth is daily
going on: houses are being crcctrd anal
rented. niml nov vacant tenant houses
nre rs scarce ns Die traditional hens
teeth.
Alr r. H. SandifT has moved into his
mammoth grain hnd commission house
a. North Main street
A committee from ihe city council
waited up0n fhe commissioners court
todag and betweon them che grading and
eraveling 81 the puDlic square was dis
eusssd nnd propositions made From both
parties
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
HEAVY SHARE SALES,
But the Price Tumbles on
Nearly Everything.
READING LOSES VERY HEAVILY
On an Immense Buslness-Ihe Money and
Exchange Narkei--Tho Gotten spioners
Strike About Over and Prices
lump Several Points.

New Orleans. La. Feb u.s. Especially
Atwood NiOlvtt \ Co. SAY.
Futures Our cable this morning said
the operatives had agrecd to make the
best Arrangement possible with the Wrs-
trrs which virtually MEANS "a settlements
of the strike. This was foreshadowcd
hy the advance in Liverpool ui 1OA,
after closing strong and l.l6 hcttcr on
spots. The improvement here Wls 10
points Our information be- lhNt lkM
bales were sold In Liverpool attcr the
closing OF that market Muiu favorable
information comes FROM Washington MS
60 the nou-passagc Of The Hatch hill,
and with these two Clenicnis of danger
u the huh side of cotton removed, the
usual interest The next influence and
of paramount inhucncc b. that oi acrcagc,
aud We plcad with merchants As We'll
us planters. not 90 hC Tod away 10y such
considerations should there hp q iurthcr
Improvement m tbe market aud 10y rcn'
rou of such advance, make preparation
Tor nn increased acreage, Tor it the next
crop can be- kent within scycu aud %
half million bales We shalt hive lO cents
for niddling next tull aud winter, and
possibly la the near iuiur' whereas nn
eight and onc-hulf or nine million crop
viii bring q repetition of lnft years de-
preston In all Southern values.
The consumer has led thc producer u
dance In the pnst few months, and the
latter may have it in their power during
the next fcw months iO return the COM
pluncuL our advice is TO wait until the
spinner "a actively and permanently In
the market This viii bring about a
rapid decrcusc I'm the visible supply. and
then with the now crop us nu unknown
quantity. IL b mnst probable that cotton
can boz bought with safety. Ot course
those views are subject To mobilization
or change Nt any time
Tort receipts todUy 10000 bales against
1000 bales last yVuu, lrimutc for
Monday here 1000 hulos against oum
bales last ycur 10000 bale. ut ~ ports
last wear and $500 bales iu 1888.
Spots CLOSED firm, sales, loo bulcai
quotations up l-lU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
HILLSBORo HrAnLIGUTS.

Hillsboro, Tex, Feb. 1S.- Especially
General Roadmuster Turner and Diyi-
hansns and Texas are here today ON
business. Mr. Turner states that num-
Der of additional sidetwcks and improve
ments Of substantial character will be-
commenced in the near future.
Il. ID. Cornelius, civil engineer for the
katy Is in The city 10 lay ont aud en-
large the yards of his road at this point,
aud also to supeuntcud the strengthen
ing ana repnir of the dam TO che large
lake north of the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Tho general passenger depart
mont OF the Vaudalia line an-
uouuccs &c viii allow stop over
priyilercs at Baltimore on iipgurl-
tiou uckets TO Washington The Hnp
over must come within the limit Of The
ticket
An official circular issued by President
Hngernan. announces that Donald AZ
len. having reslgngu ~ kru1i4l u tn kks,i'
the office was abolished and Jeil n Nil
ian hnd bpcn mnde general supcrluind-
ont with headquarters at Eddy, y N.
pba Nabash denies Tie recently pub
Nsbnd reports 10 The effect "a systematic
svstem Of thieyery has been going on
,iong lts line hy les employees. There
bave been some siual r1bberics, but ibe
nnoupt taken IS inconsderable.
Vhe meeting of the JOINT COMMITTEE 81
mo Cetral Traffic asso iauon was bnften
III results. all matters Of inpiresi and inn
gnrfance being referred % the generai
managers.
n a. announced that the negotiations
of ne Kansas City, itusburg ana tiulf
people for ihe purchase o. lne Kansas
fytv Fort smith AMI Southern. q per
tion III which 81 known as the Split
w" rond from the fa1 u was bult by q
$500 Indian of that name. hnFe VIRTUE
,ii,. Noon eonIplrfed and that The rna1
18Th ~ pusbel 10 Fort Smith where
X ,gitl eonnert with the Tc1erhana mud
& smith THE latter road hill then
n anshcl thronsh @ Sabine Pass
Freight rates 10 Ncsi.ru associa
w, ter,fthrg. ana espeiaily those ap
sl.in9 on sfaasconiineniai business arg
rsnorfed 10 bc Ia 3 state ~ fhaes Atp
there ~ 90 telling how JOY ne nealy'tll-
tbroneh rates from Texas aud south
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
srnrIls ANn nnNns

New York. Feb ~ III thp two hours
of business nc the stock exchange today
$4,000 shares changed hands, aud of
this amount over 5liOO0 were ilrlding
alone. leaving only 100000 for tho u-
inaiudcr OF the list These figures Wih.
.cicnuy indicate whore tbc interest lays
aud the general market presented Few
funturps worthy Of note Liquidation
iu Rpading was in full force this morn
ing and the volume of business Cor the
first hour was entirely Unprecedented.
while the drop from Use Ia 30 -Lc wlu
accomplished Ia about ten minutes I'm
later dealings selling was rcsnmcl aud
Reading retired To 86 8Sp. Among the
industrinls some of the carly weakness
Ia cordagc was followed hoy recovery
but sugar was strong from the outset
A late drive, however, wiped ont these
grains, and both closed with smuu loss.
The remainder of the list was Inclined to
advance. but remained within narrow
limits and final changes were inNgtii'
cant
The RAILWAY bond list generally steady
aud quiet
Government bonds dull steady
state bonds dull. firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
nr,s nIIIrR RIGHT

Mr. William Nye who = ntereslel ~
an things and IL in the habit o. mNAi i..., .
t;on N the matter of the government
owning the railroads and telegraphs.
a fter crave consideration he burst OUT ~
foiiovs, The government should own
10Th railways and telegraphs 20 agun y
h,,t bnN, he transfer could be mace ~
I'M y large steal while the state =
iooling ont of the window l do nol Know,
I, vnnld be q good time now % pus
some roads ] know oi-roads llA' ~,
never on time but once q lear, ~" n. orier
Is when they put on eA''" s'''''
10 pass dividend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
HALr rARr no WASHINGTON.

On Feb. n and % aud March tho
TeXns and Pacific win sell tickets Ia
Washington and return 400 one fare
lS3O lOl. Tickets will be- good 70 return
until March no.
This road lands passengers IN Wash
mgt0n twelve hours quicker than any
other line ont of Fort Worth
JAKE Il. IURN,
City Ticket agent. 3l1 Main street.
G. -. LuSK.
Ticket Agent Union depot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
KATY nNrIr1A1e

Denisou, Tex. Feb. Is lSpccial)-
Nicc-ircsident Purdy Of The Missouri.
Kansas and Texas, and party who have
been on @ tour of Inspection ia the state,
this evening. They left tonight for the
North.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
nnNIsON nAMpERs.

nenison. Tex, Feb. a,'spe'iAii.l <,
n;et Johnson went 20 Sehaua insi n'sN'
IN 6e absent several weeks - ne
"a IhehiaS enai and Railway company
with headquarters at south McAies'si'
is Ia the citg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
81 REGISTER OR GET.
ntSt SHALL NOT TRlFLE
|'IHrouR UNCLE SAM.
Frisco Have Every Arrangement
''''d Tor O,pOrllnu the Yellow skin.
"a VIolaIors BY the Thousand.

I,ls.aeiseo, Cal, Feb. 1S.-Collec-
NNinal Revenue Quinn, who is
ss q the Chinese registration at
y already laying plans for
-uuen Of the Chinese who re
stesler according 10 the provis-
M WARY act. The government
,,,. 1'le's' said Collector Quinn.
si'sp 70 complete the work MIR
-' begun. The Chinese 10 not
y n 'fsislerr ns has been already
IA ~ Imagined that wllrn the
nm w removed the bin had be-
IN aua void They purposed
N court, and the question
n XIV pat arrangements we could
rs y .e care of them pendinp the
ea 'hr court. Wen the onvern-
iss n NOV Them. There are 5000
On ias, district, and they calcn-
~ w ING MS because we had no
AfTh u,ink we can quarter AZ
l-,o'. ' oa Goat island. and when we
'nese we viii 90 after the
es. iol proceed to enforce the
|aia n ~ very simple. After the
an N, Y" limo for registration
|ialn n.y. we men and arrest every
y hs.,, yum not show certif-
"a isIs,s1 noh. We win send them
~ M, as fast us We eet a tng
lte htse themselves win lnse
3 ma, sling Into court. Tor we
! nv, mem out Of the country
rt 6s,s .'sle \ large majority Of
& iIer Y go back 20 China. he
9a M nsle 10 start 10 register
ihen aeIA could not be finished
nss syn lave Ss4too W. ~ 1 I,nnd
rs esa and with this amount
IA rs, ~ n, 20 some good. i think
s'''ps Gun be brought iuto
toi Importation of tho men.
M & 2 matter Of time WHOM
r freed Of tie Chinese y
l's.iaences o. biz pIaes snS ~ i'2 blls-
sr.. eso.ainging a good s suppl S
lislo,. ~ oatp room purposes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

union PeciaI.., .,,.a.......,,. soS
Wabash, 81 Louis and Pacific cortlh.
iorrod Observation-Disclosures rs
Wella.Fargp express .................li 40
Western Union telegraph. ....... q6N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

The Fort Worth Light and Power
company viii wire your residence or
business house Tor incandescent lights
at cost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
.,,ssoov1iErNrAL DIVISION
Arrivo

.,p.,,ee trains Nos and G, the 81
..e rail- only stop at Texurkona
ll.9 Atlanta. jefferson. Marshall.
,.oac,ion Big sandy, Mineola, WINS
.,n inst DALLAS, Dallas and Fort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
WACO NEWS.
The Methodist Orphans Home Soon 10 Be
BviIi--A Flying Machine Tho Now
Court District

Waco. Tex reb.1s. iSpeclali Rcv A..
d. Vaughan manager of hoe fcAas Mrthn.
diat orphan lcur haa heeu in the ely
during iht past weak ln ihe Interest 81
rniHiug Of ihr balance Of the funds re-
Qulred 10 order NJ begin he conHtrur-
fDu. llr Informed The Gn2ctir representa-
live today that lu 900 Likelihood thr home
win hr located h iMa dfY, ana thai con.
siucton VOL upon % would be- commenced
nt nn oHrlg dHle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

LARGEST stock. finest goods, lniesl put.
terlis. reasonable prices AZ w. n Mat.
ncy's, the ililoy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
Doctors

WHAT WAIDEN'S TEXAS bUoF
NESS COLLAGE HAS DONE
ia t,ae mouths Time Il has had
number ~ pupils finish siiorthann en
lucrative positions "a ibis plAela 40
others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
LOCAL TIME TABLE

...,.spd Paciae Railway
r.sr.pouEp. MAIN LiNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Leave

No. I. .ss.sss. $500 1900
l''''' No. 3.............biu q. IN
n'."'' No q Cannon Ball. ..."''. 90
3d. SO z ....s.s'''..'''' .''''
u" No. ps......s.ssss.s.'ss
4 o. .s'..''''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York, Feb rs Money on call
easy
Primo mercantile paper OdOn
Sterling exchange quiet steady.
1886 ~ for sixty day bills, SlSN -
for demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
COTTON sPINNERS' STRIKE.

London. Feb u.s. The striking cotton
spnncrs in Lancashire have agreed to
accept ~ per cent reduction in wngeH,
The master cotton spuurrs VIII hold O
meeting next week 90 consider whether
they viii reopen the mills ui the t"duc
lion. The strike. it win bp recall a. wuH
npnlust the proposition ol tho masters
10 reduce wages . pOr cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
rnn GRAnE CRnSSINGs.

A correspondent Ia the Chicago TT-
bnne rpceltly suggested the plan shown
In the cut herewith for relieving the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Tom Wiiftr - agaiu in the livery
business. corner Seventh ana Rnsk
streets