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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Charles Fletcher yesterday got
Drunk and went to tie house OF Mrs.
Webster aud created o great deal of
disorder. Before Judge Ball in the
Municipal Court he was iined IS and
costs.
Tnomns Grogan was also fined IS
and costs for being drank and dls.
orderly.
AT tho session of the Court last even
lug. James Groome was fined S25 and
costs Tor assault and battery on hIs
wife.
Joseph Kielans who was charged
with dlsorderly conduct was discharg.
ed on payment OF costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

KENNErr SQUARE, Apra tho dyolI.
ing house OF Priscllla Williums Of
lohgh%enamon, Was destroyed by fro
last night. MOst OF the furniture was
saved from the burning building, but
500 Ia money that was aecreted under
inc carpet the saYlngs of lifetime,
more lost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
- -saHsr . -sD~ -------
Tlfee McddiiIcn Onn CEurch.

wEsT CHESTER, April 4.-Thls after.
noon, inside OF ono hour, TIRES we'd
dings took place in st. Agnes' Catholic
Church Tho nsnlos OF the couples
were: David Leary and AMMO Cos.
grief. Charlss Sheller and Maggie
iinogau, and Francis Wier and Della
Kenny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
81. SO.

Skirts in Silks. Mahair,
Sateon, Farmers Satin, Eng,
lish Skirting, Seersuckers,
&c., from % cents up to
SO 90 each.
We have a good thing in
a stripe skirt made up at 80
cents,and something exceed.
ingly nice at IS cents.
A fine line of new Cling.
hams at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Tho commission appointed to con.
demu the portions OF tho PHliaialphia
aud he concord pike winch ure In the
city awarded the former company
S,a9iO damages Instead of S6 500 as
claimed ami tho hitter company S.
" % instead OF the Sll,0DO Claimed.
The verdict WAS opened yesterday
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

10 clock. II
50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
InNaIIn.

The Hing street trench, being dur
Tor the purpose OF laying the sewer.
caHeh In al Ih!rd and King streets las
evening for some two feet or more on
each side Of ho ditch. The Delaware
truck stuck in tile same spot some
seven years ago ard had to be dug
out 1t 10 Little on the qulcHsanI
order and Is giving the work men some
trouble in digging it out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
SOCIETY NOTES.



have n little cottage with the rose
climbing round,
anu pretty. little garden where tn,
r., blossomsa all abound;
lhe Say y brightest azure II ow. and an
For while the dew Is falling. there's ron
nfdlling due.
Miss Clara Rumor OF Newark 10 the
guest OF Smyrna friends.
cards are out announcing the wed
ding OF Miss Fannie L. Young OF
smyrna and @. Frank Da,id son OF this
city, on Thursday. April 18th, at the
residence OF the brides mothor.
Misses Daisy Gray and Name Hitch.
ems have been visiting friends In Clay
ton.
Misc Eva Baynard Is the guest of
Clayton friends.
Miss Bolle Haynes of Clayton is Wis.
iting friends In this city.
Dlckery. dickcry dock
The lnouge IAN up the clock
OF her pretty silk stocking, ....
Without even knock ing.
she heVergot over the shock.
Elk. Secretary OF the Y. N. c. A.. ].
IL. King OH Monday evening next Will
lecturb In st. Paups NJ. l.. Church, un.
der the auspices OF tho literary de.
partment OF tho Epworth League.
Miss Nelllo II. Robb. of 9O5 Gilpin
avenue. has just returned from Bos-
ton. Mass. Miss Nellie has boen at
tending Il classical school In cultured
Boston, for tho past year and is spend.
ing her Enster holidays with her pa.
rents In this city. She will return CD
tho llth OF tho present month.
Mi. Walter ID. Walls OF 100 Market
street. who anticipates soon becoming
o benedict. Is very happy In the pros
pect OF that future life OF welded
bliss.
Mir. David Lemon and his wife, since
thor return FROM Johnstown, Pa,
speak In high terms OF old Whining.
ton and say they will spend the rest OF
their days here, as 1t is as good place
as can he found in the world.
Mir. william Kane, of 100 Market
street who has recently returned from
Chester. has gone back to his old po4l.
ton with the Harlan Il Holm gsworth
Company.
Mrs. ID. W. Harlan, wife Of the su.
perintendent OF tho public schools,
who has been very III at her home, No.
100 Washington street. we are glad to
hear. Is improving rapidly.
Miss Eva Baynard Is visiting friends
at Clayton.
Jeremiah Peacock, of Galena, Md. is
III the city.
Misses Orrie and Ella Carly, OF
MiddietowD.aie visiting friends in our
city.
&. L. Nichols. publisher OF the At
lanta, Ga. Constitution, is the guest
Of L. NJ. Hopes.
J. j. Mahoney and James C McComb
attended the banquet of the keystone
Masonic Club OF Chester Monday
evening.
Cards are out announcing tho we'd
ding ut the residence OF Mrs. Anna NJ.
lcung, In Smyrna, on Thursday, April
18th. at 50 o'clock, OF Miss Fannie L.
Young to Z. Frank Davidson OF Will
mington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The fisherman who left Colllns'
Beach on Sunday, and who was sup.
posed to nave been drowned. was
found by Frank Dugan, OF Odessa
alter As hours, at the mouth OF
Smyrna Greek, lying unconscious ON
the bottom OF the cap iHei boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Sheriff Gould tomorrow will sell
the personal property OF tho Marshal.
ton Iron Works. which was seized on
Judgment. the principal one being for
Slh. 900. and held by tho National Bank
OF Newport. Tho property consists OF
all the machinery used In the rolling
mill, besides several horses and COWS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Tho uEienorninational womeps,
PRAYER meeting will be held at ;io'glp N
To IN olrow afternoon at No. 100 Npsi
hlEhth street, Mrs, Il. IL, Mutuck
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Oscar Marvel. a iaboror in Tho em.
ploy OF the T.. w. ~ .. RailruRd, this
morning while WORKING at tho ooaI
chute, hul the three ml,ldla liurers ~
his icIi hand crushed. Dr. braper
rendered medical seryise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Como to the delightful Union Bible
Class meeting tomorrow airIuuVl
evening In Central Pre5Dy, eria 4
Church, at 730 sharp. Rev. Stssrre1
continues his helpful talks on Jacobs'
funny.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Mr., Thomas Tatnall will prospect at
crefson to-day for tho purpose Oh
sinking u well TO lie worked for kno.
lin. Tie stuff 10 rather dangerous to
dig out, as 1t caves IN at the slig htest
disturbance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
20 STYLES

OF Black figured Indias--the
best goods made --$1.00;
worth Sl.2j.
80 styles of fancy Colore d
lndias at $1.00. No two
alike. Dress lengths only Of
each style.
A fine line of figured ia.
panese Silks at IS cents; the
kind that do not slip or pull.
Moires the fashion. You
can find them here. Black, IS
cents, $1.o0, $1.25,- $3.50,
S1.65, Sl.75, $500, $2.25.
Colors,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Coroner ltotnweil h9d an inquest
on the body OF Mrs. Nln GaZYil who
was accidentally drowned at Clayton.
Inc jury returned y verdict OF uCcl.
deutal death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The Gregg x Bowe Curriage Com.
panN. at Eighth ana Orange strcete
iife bren compelled. owing to the
l'tlhorlaLlH times. to discharge u mum.
Dol of their wUrknien.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

M ANTFb Buararrs al 6Jt Ere ch st
ItAsaat rgutss auI good nHuJn-
iH"''tfo'i7. H5.5ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

Fell and Joseph, Front and Madison.
have Large stock OF good coal and
have reduced the price to 5000. can
and examine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The greatest bargains III furniture
can 10 secured at Murphy's, III Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

TACOMA, Wash. April 4 The Repub.
lleans Carrieu the city election here,
e!eotlng the Republican city ticket by
p! urAlit.es ranging from l4l to COO
lhe Democrats did not elect single
candle date. The Popuilsts polled more
votes than the Democrats. Monday
night tho A. +, A. attempted to en-
dorse the Populiat candidate for Nav.
OF, wien part oil tho order bolted, re-
pudinIlng the endorsement mis-
faction supported most OF the Repub.
lican candidates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

The best tea and coffee Ia tho city at
bard times priue5 al SOL Delaware Ave.
aue, W, $. bIoora
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

w. = Moore, at 40l Delaware Ave.
nue., Is selling groceries at the lowest
price. Give hira call.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
Dennison & Peach,
IO2.l L. oh stre,t. an

|, Oit III y llyi'N store ami d,4rtIi1r.
Z" l'n- and barn, lowering avenue
1AtN-1n street tl5. Also so Aiutilop,
rtns uud bsIh SO; 100 weti Sf,tI, a
roo n an bath 80 Apply to liui..lt
Las Il W Market street. a5,ut
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

= PIN
18TH. frank u. Chandler. CcntreEllo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

BOYS You will be look
ing for j our boy 5
SUlTe suit soon. Why
'o'' not look hcre2
And for hats and
stoes, too. Our depart
msnt is justly popular. We
are careful in our selections
and handle only the out
put OF reputable makers.
What you get here is good.
The kind of Clothing
which is gotten up for
wear, not simply for sale,
and, too, it costs 10 more
here than the ordinary
kind. Come i'll and look
around. Examine the styles
and get up and we know
you'll agree with us. So. so
to SI2 shows the range in
prices. You'll find every
good thing here--all the
newest styles.
Our boys Shoes are not
girls shoes. They are
little mems" = the kind
boys like to wear.
JAS. L. MuLLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats, Wilmington,
Shoes, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05

To morrow promises to 30 clear aud
rather colder. Saturday fair with a
eilgAJ rise In Temperature
STATE OF Ehermpmator
at thu REPUBLICAN odlcs to.iIyln tina
shade:
To1lpek. i0o'cloclG o'clock
% 81 TO
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
New Parasols,
KENNaRD & co
62l-623 Market ST.

lME = Rampo. KnlckerDocaer and
IL Wrightsville. JOHN VI. SOLOMON
~ OiIice. No. West rair / dtrsaL
Phones III ami !IL il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-05
COFFEE AND TEA.

There are n thousand families who
II they knew where TO hIy frceh
roasted Mocha and Java CofIee at 35c
aud the finest Black or Green Tea at
~ or the PURE unadulterGtei= Owe
Oil, imported In pint botteg. tLev
would 80 direct and get it. We invite
you TO Try ours which we guarantee
to be genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

New Orleans. La, July 2S,-McElroy
& Co. say;
Futures-There was not much move
ment in any material today but what
there was was in a downward direction.
Liverpool closed l-Gid lower. Spot
sales 5000 bales. This market is points
down. Spot sales were nominal
being only % bales. Houston received
10 bales of new cotton today We
We're shown a Letter today from Waco
In which it was stated that the early
planted cotton is so luxurlant in its
growth that farmers are talking OF
cutting OF the tops off OF the plants.
The same correspondent estimates
with good conditions and a good fall
Texas may reach 100000. The de-
velopment of the crop from the early
popular estimate of 100000 and the
actual out turn approximating 1900, 900
has silenced most effectually the talk
INDUCED in around the beginning OF
April about probable cotton famine on
this side no matter what stock might
be In Europe. In our circular of April
II and IL, we gave some figures contra
dieting the sensational rumors then
current and showing that even with a
crop of 100000 and American mills taxi
ing 100000 we could afford to export
within 100000 bales of the amount
abroad the previous year after those
dates and yet leave a comfortable sup
ply on this side in the way OF stocks
al ports and interior towns. Up TO
June 30, the American mills had al
ready taken the estimate of 500. 900 bales
allowed them. Up to date our exports
nave been 72I,0OO bales already within
S9,OOO OF what seemed a few months ago
the maximum allowance possible 10
contribute to European demands and
YET there are still two months OF the
present TO hear from. We point to
these iaets merely as a vindication OF
the position We took over three months
ago IN opposition to the popular belief
anu We may be pardoned for feeling
some satisfaction over the fulfllment
OF the prediction made at that time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

which lies IN the extreme southeastern
part OF Texas, and Is the outlet for the
large area OF pine lands In that section,
has been under Improvement since lsss'
when feet OF water WAS the depth
over the bar. The government engineers
now report Is feet as the result Of the
extension OF $4,000 feet OF stone jetiy
wall built. and add that. what Is pecu-
liar on that coast with It's shifting
sands. the channel Is seif-scouring:
a letter from Gen. G.. NJ. Dodge, OF
New York. states that "the problem
Sabine - These two reports have en-
oournBed the advocates Of Sabine TO
urge the carrying out Of the recon-
mendations OF the war department,
that $1,000. 600 should be Immediately
appropriated TO complete the work and
secure a permanent depth OF "a feet
from the gulf to the end Of the pass.
The house bill cut the estimate TO $780,
600. and the Senate Increased the
amount to 100000. An attempt was
made to put the Improvement under the
continued appropriation system but 1t
failed.
The largest interest. aside from local
interests, seems to be In New York
city parties, who have important tim
Der, coal and iron holdings In South
eastern Texas. and IN the owners OF
several lines OF railroad anxious to
secure harbor facilities on the gulf.
II Is known that the completion Of the
work VIII be followed by heavy New
York investments at that point. in
which several Of the largest steamship
and railroad syBtema In the Southwest
arc interested. These influences have
been largely responsible for the pressure
brought to bear upon the committees
OF the senate and house to complete
the Improvement by either making a
bulk appropriation or by placing II
under the continuous appropriation
system. With ships drawing 10 feet
or water passing into Sabine Pass It's
advocates Insist that the problem is
only one Of degree and not of kind, and
that the promptest expenditure OF the
government estimates would be the
cheapest policy The appropriation
given Is. however, liberal one, when
the state Of the treasury Is considered
and Its disbursement will secure the
extension Of the jettles and dredging
To point sufficient to give a clear
water depth Of 20 feet which will be
4 feet deeper than any harbor on that
section OF the coast.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Troy Tex, July IS quite sensa-
tion was created In Troy this morning
by the confession Of Harry Hail alb
straetins from the American Express
eompany's safe at this place some
diamonds. It seems some time In June
that Han made an order for over $500
worth OF diamonds from Rhoeback a.
CO.. ot Chcago, and signed his name
as q A. Blake lie was frequcntlug the
cpmpaay's Office and found out whom
the raekagcs arrived and In some way
while the station agent was out Han
mnus access 90 the 1ufe. extracted the
dmmunaF from the package. resealed
ana replaced Il in the safe. IL not
being called for within tie limited
um' II Was returned hy the agent, and
when the ioas was discovered. Rhoe-
BACK and the company caused an inves-
bgauon by tho express sonpany's de-
teciiyes. WIN by Comparison &C Hairs
wrlung on The Letter sent for 3he dia-
monds taliied so well that the ageut
n,ni foAtne Hail iic col fessad the
whole matter. lie is here under arrest.
NNn VIII ne tN 81 th Y tonight Han
MoiNra Va l-la at@t4ll a few ytfifs agu
hence the epnndenee placed IN him bs
ih' asrnt. Aah has u,O0d ,.4ll Nsrstn.
iA Nna 'rrow IS expressed /. Ike
~. ~ .-sAuess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

From the speech Of Governor X. Il.
Hubbard at the Tyler fair:
"rhe total assets OF southern farm
interests Increased from s2,3fi.eOO. 900
In 1880 to 81. 49,. 900 900 IN 1880 Il gain OF
sS6S, 100000, against Il gain in the re-
malndcr Of the country VI O0O.UJO,OOO.
In 1880 the South had total farm assets
Of 49, 1s2, 100000, against sl2.s9IOOO'OOO
for all other states. With less than
one-fourth as much invested In agri-
culture ns other sections, the value
Of its farm products was $1i3,OOOOOO
against 1851 900 for other sections.
The total value OF farm products OF the
entire country was S2aS, 900 900 moro In
1890 than in 1880. and Of this Increase
the South had nearly one-half, or sl0l,-
600. 00O with total Investment in
farms Of 1912. 100000 In 1890, the total
value OF the South's agricultural pro-
ducts was SIZE. 900 900. or gross reven-
ue Of 2i1 per cent ON the capital, while
the combined capital Invested In agri-
culture In other sections was Sl2,7gI,-
100000. with a product Of 1851 100000,
or l3.l per cent, or only n fraction more
than one-hulf as much as the Southa
In other words. for the capital invested
Southern farmers received nearly 81 for
every dollar received by the farmers
OF other sections. This rs simply a
confirmation OF the statements that
have repeatedly been made--that pro-
perly cultivated Southern soil Will yield
larger returns than that Of any other
section In proportion to the cost. The
Western farmer, who has been accus-
toned TO paying high prices for his
land. can 80 South and secure at
rldlcuously low prices, land that needs
but TO be carefully TILED to yield album
dnnt hurvests. The fruit crop OF the
South Increased from 1880 to 1880, TWEEN
~ million dollars"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
UeVllIng the News for Its Honesty
aud Truthfulncss.


Dallas News
1t is left for Tyler to crawl all over
~, No,,s With train ~ adtectives
Vs., ~, ,,-.,.-,.,, ..,,, :,
lhe VIC ihei'uae'ouS' eO''up',
malignant" etc, Some one does this
in an editorial called Texas Libelled.'
or coursa tho article was prlnted i'm "A
-
newspaper OF lyier' II Is not heces-
sary to call the paper by name. The
hysterical burst of bosh is reprinted
aIs.,,,ro., WIN, to ,or,.,,,s ,ss,rt,,,o,
WIN .'' eV' Sous n',O' ''''''''
OF grammatical ana other sins pre-
served Ia all their native hldcOusness.
The town of TYLER n will ba rema,n-
-, NJ, ~. -
oeie"' saw N'' "' VI ''''N tam
during the campaign OF 1892. Some
one down there called alliance folks
"al,unI,s - Same folks down thero sts,
passed the word 10 brsak down Inc
News so as 10 defeat No Influence la
the campaign of 1892 IL must he tho
IRON In ne water down thcra th"t
causes these outbreaks Thp,, resni,,ei
TO KIN on Inc News' lnnnsnce and
IIngsris majority NJ tso o66 d, itoa
meited Ia M O0o nlurolItv ir 1900 ~,
they CRY out "withdraW your nntror.
ape'' from Tho News LVby9 rtnco,,sa
thew say. this naner led aoninst 60,
ernor Hong I'm reporting lis snso,,,
To the soldier boys The Na,,s H.
Won say wall 10, ps 500 ~
News lies 40 do Iudga II Z, trt',h9
smith OF Amarillo AIR lanes I. ST.
heard Of CoIorndo c,,y 60 ~
Rnei ~ AbIlene cant III , nl,yh
NJ EnstlnnS can, w W i,,
Of Uenrietta cant pr, Nt,.i,' 'i mi,
Ileutenant Il NJ pi,ha,,san ~ ana
ton Iieutenorf n u -,NiiS " In
sIrnnn ava nti,ars ~. VI ~
have heen in INC Na,gs ~. nm ts
,n,n ,,sri,a, vs. $500 aNsWs' Anls lyler
- ~ - 90 .'Vus. u Is Ine Whole
man would like IN bove 4, M M i ,.
nut ne ia ,nst ii,,i ~ ,,o, Jn,s way,
mas nut b,s foot IL, A. e., ~, anu
cuintion ~ ,ho Na,.s III, a,Yp tle elr
lam he naner g., "au you, una
hole I'm affer 4, "v a'u pull me
your base. wild mar n, ,ho ~, W.
ana 'noss,,n, bStt',,', w tsu ANUS
of eartb ars 80 VII. tne fruits
li,d "a w apuhuaht Tor your
reporters nil over TeNa, ~, w NeWs
TmaEinatlons for ,hoIs % u"w on .helr
too In pccordance Win ~ anu shat,
their masters . ~ ~ Wy or.-s ton
nertors liz shou, 'ust ask tne news re-
Why. vnur ha, ~ "s sue" ORDERS,
the ton yyhere W, Nv r hole AT
il Come AZ go ~, 'ulNeu throush
with the news y, I'm y newspaper
favor. Find ~, wl,nout tesr or
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Temple. Tex. July 2s.-Ysslaa
tie Robert and Dave Geislef
and II years. sons OF Doc
an express messenger running
San Angelo branch OF the GU
RADIO and Santa Fe road, tose.a
two other small boys, went 70 :.
river. seven miles from hers !
About p. m. while playis
bank, Robert fell in and hn
plunged in after him, ~,
drowned and 1t was late ' .i'.I
before the boys who WERE X, "
sufficiently over their scare y
family. Searching parties VI y.
once and the bodies weie "
about a. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

The hysterlcal squel OF the News
against crltlcism for the injury It has
lately done to Texas Ia clothed In the
same "liyid language" with which II
disposed OF the evidence that It's nc
count against the International rail,
road for sll4o disallowed by Auditor
Campbell, was the outcome OF rs sale,
at New orleans, Of It's supposed lnnu-
cnce to certain railroads Tor bribe
Of $4,000 year
BY the way. what has become OF that
$4,000 contract?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
what They WIN Probably Get From
'hc HiNer aud unrhor mn.


'hc river aud unrhor mn.
Special Dispatch 10 the Globe. Demo
crat.
Washington July s6.--Adyocatea
OF the various projects for deep water
harbors on the Gulf OF Mexico arc
watching closaly the outcome OF the
river and harbor bill In conference. Gal.
weston is not interested. The government
some Years ago committed itself TO the
task Of jetVing and dredging an en-
trance to that port and appropriated
Ne.oeo'ooO for the Improvement The
work was put under the continuous
improvement system and annuni ap.
preparations were made in the sundry
elvil bin, Between $4,000, 900 and ST.
100000 Of the sum have been aieady
expended on this line. ana 10 feet Of
water has been obtained Other Texas
ports have been Obliged to look to the
ennnal appropriations OF the river and
harhor PHI for The carrying out % the
plans Of the engineers
sabine Rhas fRres better Is 'il
than amy Of the othera. eA.- A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

his remarks. when the reporter admits
That he wrote from recollection aud
without notes. Every candid mind
will say at once that the report, hos
tie on It's fade. was drawn AZ strongly
az possible. aud that the recollection Of
every auditor is entitled TO as much
weight as that Of reporter acting for
two papers whose chief editorial oecu-
patton for several years has been to
nbnse Hogg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

New York. JuIy es.-rhe Evening
Pest says; The interesting feature Of tha
bank statement WIS it's heavy reported
decrease in deposits. one arth OF this
s5.oooooo decrease Is accounted Cor By
tAo Si.oOo,OO0 shrinkagc In the loans
the test has It's obvious explanation in
the weeks gold exports This is d
rather unuauRily clear reflection OF Tho
fart that the specie shipments are ~
foreign capital hitherto LETT on depoai,
balances, AS has boon often said hes
furr,- these funds arc going 90 Europe
~, the aimpie rchson that the money
market glveG them no employ mont
here