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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
HOPE

The The morning .' may b, v,i, e..
WIN not a cloud 10 ths M, ~,
And We smile with a. " h.r,l.t
think ~ mofrlast \.
That the day viii pas. IN ,u.., 1.
But ere mornings dawnl..
The dark clouds from ia !, ..''s
And drcary Is the sunns. /. I ca, 1
And the happy sunshine q n X -.
And often, too, the morn ,a..
But the day is sunny, hrish,
And the clouds Of morn Nj NJ. 80 10
And tho songs Of Naturv ~ n n \, ~
And we know that Ii, hlr.,.
Whether the clouds be bl.ct- -.s.,ll
And We know that the I'm m : 4, y. ~.
Is shining beautiful and brirLs' Id
So tits with llte-a chsnsis..
a changing ever Of Joys IN
Now dark, now bright-th,slt
Now heavier now lighter Tro o.,aa =
Yes, midst the clouds Of vo...,
The sun Of Hope ia shlninr !, ~, M ~
And If to dearest Hope va ea- H..
The heaviest heart win fpS sam
God Is our Hope, our rsfuc,
Our Hope oternnl In the beavs-
Let not despair our spirits am
This Hope is ever to Us given.
-Co,tr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

was on the top of n small mountain in
the DcyrefJeld near Hierkin, in the late
afternoon OF an August day, the sun being
lO-l5degrees above the horizon, when saw
remarkable phenomenon. On the oppo-
ste SIDE to the sun was bright disk. per
maps degrees in diameter, shown on some
drifting clouds. The shadow Of my head
appeared in the center OF the disk, that OF
my body below, while outside the disk the
SHADOW OF my legs WIS family visible
Tue phenomenon continued on and Off
mat Is TO say, when the clouds were favor
Sn's--ior nearly quarter OF an hour. The
landlord OF the hotel said he had never seen
anything Of the sort.-Nature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

by AnHu'lAAtl lf-1s
Washington, Feb. 1.-Spcaler Crisp
and Mr.. McCrelry, chairman OF tie
foreign Affairs committee, during the
tariff crush this noon. held conference
during which the program for the Ha-
wailan debate beginning tomorrow was
settled The speaker has drawn spc-
cial rule making Hawaii the order Of
business. It provides for three days,
instead Of two. us at first contemplated
20 that the debate viii open tomorrow
and close Monday. The night sessions
held for the last three weeks will be
the debate on behalf VI the resolution
condemning Minister Stevens aud SUP
porting the administration. Alr. Hit
will follow on behalf Of tho minority sub
etitute cOndomuine Tn administration.
Mossrs ltayuer, Hooker Of Mississippi
and Everett win also supper, the u. mo-
cratic contention. and Stores and Blair
the Republican position,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

In n Philadelphia shop wind
old relic of n piano Is dispiays.1
following inscription: "Jokn n
sold this piano to one Of the III
of New York more than IL
Mr.. Aston is believed TO have NJ
piano dealer in the United shx
follows n copy Of an adycr.ius
New York paper dated Jan A
reads: -. Jacob Aston, at Ni
street, next door but one to 4.
meeting house, has for sale an I
of pianofortes Of the newest ID
made by the best makers Of lns
he will sell on reasonable tent
cash for all kinds Of furs and lH
quantity Of Canadian beayurl
coatings, rnccoon skins, mat'
etc. New York Tribune.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
TEXAS CAsEs.


Washington, February I'm the
supreme court today the case of
w. II. Barrett, plaintiff in error
vs.. III, city Of Denison in error, to the
circuit United States court for the North
ern district Of Texas, was dismissed with
costs.
the lEl puso Water Company vs.. t6e
City Of III paso was submitted by Maui
rice Alckeag and w h. Thompson for
appellant and by Walter Il. Dayldge
and Leigh Clark for the appellee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02


Omaha, Ncb. Fob. 1.-The bitter strife
Bishpn Fouuuum OF the Lincoln Diocese,
ana some OF his priests eliminated yester-
day In the arrest OF the lishDp on the
charge Of criminal libel, Father COrbett
OF Palmyra, Neb., is the aceuscr,
Bishop Bnnncum suspended Father Cor
tiles hut the trial before Bishop Scunncll
OF omaha. Father Corbett was acquitted,
The quarrel kept UP, however, aud several
suspended priests led by tDrbett who had
borE again suspended last year. charged
Bishop Ronucum with lying stealing, pro-
The Papal delegate, came here Ia June TO
hear the ease, aud an agreement OF peace
was signed by the prlests and bishop the
latter restoring priests TO their charges
and promising 10 be ppuccnhlp. but the
pickering continued, aud last month bishop
him TO leave PALMYRA for Hu Inferior
charge
Father Corbett refused to go, ana Bishop
knnuCum q few days ago suspended HIN.
Yesterday lac sent the sherln 10 Nebraska
CITY where Father Corhctt had some money
from paying the money To FHthrrtorhctt on
the ground that 1t belonged To the Palmyra
congregation. He also Issued circular to
the ralmyrn congregation fotblddiug thcm
To have any ministerial connection with
Father Clrbett and denonncing him. For
bishops arrest. Bishop Bonacum gave a
$500 bond to appear In the Lincoln court
tomorrow He claims the whO' lp has
arisen from political interferru trick
Egan and other Republican In
/ Lincoln some years ago The 'ese
Is greatly excited over this Of
AFFAIRS and Is pretty well div ltl-
mrnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

John f. Moore Was Looked Upon at
Home as Sort OF Croesus.

Brooklin. Ont, Feb. John Frank
lin Moore. treasurer Of Whitby township,
Is missing and so are municipal and pri-
yate funds aggrevatlnE over $4,000.
Among his boudsmcn Is Hon. John Dry
den. minister of agriculture,
Moore was agent for the Grand Trunk
railway aud for. the Canadian. express
and Tho Great Northwestern Telegraph
companies working over thar road, aud
besides kent local store or depot for
Distributing the goods of the Patrons Of
Industry. He lived In a fine house and
owned n large farm In an adjoining
township He was looked upon here as
a sort Of Canadian Creosus, sound as
the Bank of England
Moore weighs over $50 pounds, has q
fair complexion aud full blond board,
and Is childllke and simple In his OK
treme blanncss. Extrqvagant living is
believed TO have caused his trouble.
He loft Ostensihly for Buffalo on
Thursday night and is believed 10 be
now IN New York City
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Judge-You are charged wiz
several packages Of letters
Letter Carrier-It's quite trisi
or, but l only obeyed orders
Judge-How so9
Letter Carrier-When the red
biography came into vogue, I Wa
ed TO practice phonetic spelling .
occasions To suppress as many
possible.-Paris Figaro.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

And now we have a younsu-
lectures on the ears. She sapilz
should be trained TO do somelAisl
listen. They should learn % y
selves gracefully. Every vel
lady should have ears that staraE
and never fiop, that curvepriilil
and never look aggressive. Ihsl
nice, but how does it affect oui
habit, that of curiosity, which 4
ways talking to us abouti liw'
ears to be erect and Delsarisii
refuse to take in unkind remarsl
Observation-Disclosures Tint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02


ny AS'o'io'ed iIt'ss'
Washington, Feb. l.--Secretary Her
berf today gaye out tho following dis.
- nti tt.,.t.,,.. a., T,nas.
F'''" ''''i
Jay
Rio de Janciro. Jan 20, 1894.
~, ia. S,,r.,.,r,. 80 ,ba N,vv Washing.
'''v '"'' "a '''' ''
'vh' ~. '''
Two American merchant vessels sat
urday were prevented from going along.
-ft.e 80. TIL. a. a r,
'"V "'''
! sent the Detroit TO take position ihai
would protect the vessels going along.
.iJo. l,,, ,,t.,rf and IL 6r,I ,pnp IN re
-.
turn tue hre' hg NeseIs "Vtc u"u''
way uud cleared for action. Alter tho
Dcfr,Jt tnnk positjon a boot from one
- ..t.'. a.. .,..,.....,,,-,.
'N''e' iu'iN'Ne d" 4'"e F'Nl"'"''''
hauling In was fired upon witt muskets
from the insurgent ships. Inc DetrQlt
returned the IRE with one-ponhdeF' tnt
shot striking under her bow. lLe IN
surgents fired Il brOadsde gun leewnrl
Later the insurgents hrcd o brOaislde
gun over the American merchant vessel
The Detroit returned the fire with mus
kcts, striking tile insurgcnt stern post.
Passing by the insurgent, he was hailed
'NF AHHt - t'N ~ 'he'AAAi go
your ire aud II necessary viii sink YOU
The Detroit anchored 50 as 10 command
both vessels, one of the merchant yes
sells having been carried 10 new posi-
tion near the wharf, and the tug passing
offered services grltuitously to discharge
he cargo. The insurgcnt lender was no.
Tilted the vessels would discharge from
the present Position, but TINT my deter.
minUtion was not changed to give the
American merchant vessels full rrotec.
ton 10 the wharf. II tl.uy desired 10 go.
The feeling OF pride and eNultatiOn in
the navy department circles over the
course Of Bcnhnm and Commander
BrOwnslu at Rio Is displayed without any
effort at couccnlment. IL Is pretty well
understood that the admiral has acted
ON his own discretion throughout the
affair After firing on the American
merchant men on Saturday the admiral
Cublcd the navy department what he
proposed To do IN view Of certain cnndi-
lions. II any special instructions We're
sent TO him, or any special permission
to pursue the course he had indicated.
neither appears in the official news as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
"rIERBERr."
HAS NIcrHrRoY cAPITuIATED
BY Associated Press.

rucnos Ayrcs, Feb. I 1t Is reported
herr that the tawn Of Nictheroy. which
has long been the object Of the main ar
who have occupied Il with their forces
No confirmation or deni9l OF ihls report
Is ohtainahe. as the despatch sent Is
very vague hut Il has becn rumorcd
here for some days past that tho in
surleuts have been successful AZ
NiciherOy and Il has eycn been asserted
lhH the government troops there had
lo-nel issnn with the rehels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
rrxANs nnAn rnn pEBATE.

optNAAA DfolANTus
Washington, Feb. 1.--Eyeyihing to-
day was swallowed up In mngilheeh'
Democratic demonstrations ut the mouse.
Al OF the Texas members were pIf,tnt
and voting, and all Of the Texas i11les
here were conspicuous in The brinian'
asscmblago ON the floor Col. -. II
to the great debate.
Representative and Mrs. Sayers are
guests Of President and Mrs Cleveland
ut the Il state dinner tonight.
Captain Hudgins Of Marshall was To-
day appointed special agent of the treas
ury and left to succeed the present IN
cWnbeut Moore In Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A certain city in England sent denuta.
tlon to Charles II, who was very III, solicit
ing some favor. The orator, without any
mercy 10 the sick man, made a long. tedious
discourse, Have you anything more 10
ssayi asked the merry monarch inpatient-
" Nothing" replied the orator, ''except
mat II you do not grant our request am
Instructed TO reclte my speech over again. y
Sharles ordered that all hisdemands should
nc ireely and instautaneously complied
with.-New York Ledger.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A book peddler who TIED 70 4
tionary in certain Buffalo h0. n
told by the head Of the family
want to buy any book thai "
meaning of words. We know -
of one word here, and that : s'i|
will wrestle with that. "-buhA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
TEXAS CANDIDATES.

Special Dispatch
Washington, Feb l. Quito a delcga.
ton u Texas members called at Inc
treasury department this morning, Con.
gressmen Savers, Gresham ,prndleton
and Grain qll accompanied IA Lynn of
Victoria and presented him TO Secretary
Pass collecturship, Al spoke In praise
OF Lynn and urged his appointment In
strung torms as well az refutcd certain
charges ngainst htm. After this visit
Mr., Grain took Lynn TO see the prcsi
dent.
Congressman Paschal with his candid
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
IT'S A MERRY WAR,

Press Report
Rio de Janelro, Feb, IA coal launch
hy'ng the German nag was fired on by
the Guana Bara Tuesday
Capt. Hoameyer Of the German man.of.
war Aroma tod the commander u he
tired o. the German nag again he would
sink hts vessel.
The rebel commander replied that he
could only be- sunk once. that they wonl
light tho thing out.
H9nmeyer then cahled Berlin that he
would cooperate with the American I'd.
miral Ia Defending commerce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

It takes de same numbei y
make n coffin for de panper ",
into IA hole in potter's field a''.
as it does TO make one ior ~, g.
dat's buried in a fashionaoleo Z.
der n monument dat cost = n.i
sand dollahs.-New YORK h''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

If any one still has a lingsnnga
New York janitors are absolute
let him try to sleepin an avsraE
fiathouse after Z O'Clock sunay
and listen to the pounding o. Y
water pump in the basement, Ea9
darcs to protest TO the high ~
janitor. Exchange,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

ate. Firsch, came soon after 10 build up
the Firsch forces and had Qniie con
ference with Secretary Carlisle. rus
promises 10 be as heated a contest ~
that FOR tho internal revenue collector.
ship at Austin. M nil the members ~
becoming Interested on one side OF ''u
other.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

"Bragley never afilicts you Y
winded stories. How Is II V.
~ first loaned him 3, thi1
the smart things the baby ~
all treated him to cigars my 4
my last birthday. I've not -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A Gaspar di salo, IN yer
Collector Films Howe of Bo' y. 4
to be probably the Oldest ylo. ~ \
The instrument, which wa, ~
years ago, was bought in i''''
tory is unknown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
4 pIsrArcm FnoM rnoMrsoN.

10y NNHoflNltu russ,
Washington, Feb, Secretary Ores
ham received a dispatch from Minister
Thompson, at Rio, confirming the de
tails Of Admiral BenhRm's encounter
with the insurgents.
After relating the story of the occur
renee actually as told Ia Benham's dis
patch TO Secretary Herbert Minister
Thompson says: "Bcnham has not in
teryencd IN the least with military or ma
val operation ON either side. nor Is il
his intention To do SO. lie has notified
tprt Americans and the commerce of TN
United States, and that this he intends,
and SAYS That American vessels must
not be interfercd with In their move
ments, but they must take the cOnse-
uuences when getting into the line of fire
whore legitimate hOstilitcs are actually
IN progress. tntil the helligcrent rights
are accorded the insurgents have no right
To exercise authority over American YES
sells or property The right of iusur'
gents to search neutral vessels or to seize
any portion Of their cargOes Is denied,
even though they be within the class
which may be defined as contraband Of
war, during hpsiilities between two indie
pendent governments. FOrcihle seizure OF
such articles IN the present status of the
insurgents would constitute an act Of pi-
"Sncc the effective action Of Monday
everything Il quiet. The attempted
blockade 20 commerce and trade IL hrOl,.
on aud the events move smoothly. Al
foreign commanders concur as far as
am aware
(Signodl "rHOMpSON."
Secretary Herbert today sent the fol
lowing dispatch to Admiral Benham
"Rcnham, Rio.-From further informn
,ion received from the United States
minister we are satisfied entirely will
the prudence and Judgment with which
you have carried out Your actions. and
protected American commerce. We rely
upOn You for continued exercise Of
wise discretion"
lSlgned.) "HERBERT."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

~ Associated Press.
Rio de Ianoiro. lseb. Thu following
= letter which DE Cana sent yestcr-
day 10 the conference Of naval command.
ers OF the various nations represented
here 10 discuss the action OF Admiral
Renham in protesting the American YES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Inc eousututionallty of the law In Ar
hansas taxing Telegraph and express COM
hAnles is attacked, aud big suit is on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

,lDil.inghln-Whats the difference be-
ailllngnect-l. have II.
dillingham; makes harreia 10
money and the other makes money Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

President Harper OF the Chicago uni.
Nerslty, says the story OF Cain and Abel
Jan house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

The "ofielal'' scale n r., q,
souri, paper are as follq W. W
eggs, IA pounds Of STEAK, W. vi
tatoes or one-half cord oi w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

'Hase l-ea q the Pulaski circuit court.
~ .ssnall'as has declared The marriage
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

The manufacturers Of spool cation In
THIS gonniry make an annual nro6t ~
SSoo,S9Vp'Vuo on an Investment of $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
FIRST CIVIL APPEALS.


Galveston, Tex.h Feb. Court of
civil appeals Of the First district met
today and passed upon the following
cases;
Reversed and remanded- Southern Cot
ton OIL Company VS.. David Devine.
from Harris; Knights of Honor vs.. Al.
len Il. keener From Rusk.
Affirmed Thomas ] Handy VS.. H..
%. WoodhouSe, from Cameron: Walter
G. Jones VS.. Oscar johnson, From Gal,
weston.
Morton for rchearing oyerrued-T. NJ.
Campbell vs.. j. NJ Cook from Anjnr.
son; A, Adder n Co. vs.. Il. Kifer
from Washington; A. b. Langermann
VI r. MeNichos, from Galveston.
Motion TO advance cause grantel-State
Of Texas for the Use aud Benefit Of
Brazos County vs.. Il. Rhode. from
Brnzos.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Pianos were invented y Z. 4 b
authorities now declare W -
during the hours OF even
the wear. +--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

IN Waldo Ark. N''NS"'
oh" she cried, III | could only see
myself as others see met
1T wouldn't do" said he.
IL would make you too conceited.'
And then she smiled upon him all the
rest of the evening.
Dear Mile. Slnga." said the lover to
the comic. opera cantRtrlce, will YOU mol
be niinet' A''
mo, Mr.. roopsy" said the singer. with
an air OF noble resignation. mo;
think lar 100 well OF yon ever to want
Shells marriage failure?
Hell have found 10 so
Shc-lIow long have Won been merria5 ?
Hc-Not at all. Cir refused me on
the SPOT W va
7, MSsu i. SAYS he's like Byron.
Miss Caustque --Yes: hut Byron vos,,,,
referring 10 after-;heater suppcrs.
Auptie-lt Isn't good form to hold vour
fork in that way. '0ur
Little Mere Auntie, do YOU tbint !, 3.
soeS i9rl9 10, 20 s'2y az folks while they are
t. ga i,,d Lady tu shoe storN-Have You
CLERK tsolemnlyl-Not lately r,r,r h,,
very often when | was a snnn IT, ~,
bad a stepmo'he7.-reSas sitting,
Was, Was she what YOU vouil call a fin.
u don't know"
| Didn't you hear hcrT
! Yes. but l didn't think to ~. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A Pittsburg small ~ 'al,,ail
screw as "a nail with
burg Chronicle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Out Of $4,000 sials .', Z, Z
try last year, ken,as,sl.s Y
The Coufier,journal G'''
small a proportion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

In Chicago, 1000 salous have closed
up ON account Of hard times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

4 fashionable az w ~
New York had q disio''
Of her front teeth. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Two bad horse thieves. Smith and Hal
lett, from the Nation, have been caught
Ia Waldo Ark
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

A two-pound oranse NJ rs.
Tessenden al Tampa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
HE BRIEFLY DETAILS HIS EN-
COUNTER WITH DA CANA.
THOMPSON ALSO HEARD FROM
He says Benham VIII Not Interfere
between the Bclligcrents-Iier-
bert Wires Benham, Com
mcnding His Course and
Relying on His Dis
erection.
cretlon,

by Associated Press.
Washington, Feb. 1.-Secretary Her
bert today gave out tho following dis
patch from Admiral Beuham on Tues
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
ASSOCIATED PRESS VICTO
RY.

Washington, d. c., June O.
Judge Cox rendered his drcisipn in
the case of the Associated Press
against the Washington Evening
News. lie held the contract be
tween the parties to he invidable
and granted the injunction prayed
for by the Associated Press to res
train the defendant newspaper from
furnishing newe, either local or that
received by it from the Associated
Press, to the United Press. He
held that the by laws Of the associs
ton contained ample Icmedy for
all other infractions Of the contract
and that the defendant newspaper
subject to the pains and penal
ties TINS provided by the organic
pending the enforcement OF
these provisions Of the by laws.
He declined to us the mandate oil
the court to compel any other or
more specific performance OF the
Contract. Tie decision is substar
TALLY a victory for the Associated
Press.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

Some of the European electrical
papers are gravely discussing the
fleet of electric railways on theu-
matifm. The snpers,iction is a
lively one here, and in many places
rheumatical subject take their car
cure qnite regularly. Cuce OF
twice they have been sitting serena
y in the tow cars behind the motor
Cara, deriving great benefit from
The rI"y given their imagination,
inst as DR.. Charcot hypnotized hia
subjects by putting dummy wood
ell magnets in their hands, painted
like real ones. The case is cited
in England of one man who suffer-
ed terribly until he went to work
ON an c ectric limo. 1t is suggested,
however, that the real reason pro
badly is that he Is now less exposed
to damp and cold, and has less
chance OF getting wet and tired.
1t is a common fact that most us.
ers of electric light consume less
current their SECOND month or quar-
ter than they d" their fist by learn
ing how to keep down to proper
limits. This has been particularly
the case since the introduction of
electricity meters; and the gradual
abolition of the old plan of fat
rates. The result is thst the light
is obtained more efficiently and not
wasted. A ieWeler at Brighton.
the English watering place, desiring
to male his store attractive at night,
instalIedthe electric lightandA Ioded
the n'ighbOrhOod with is rAys, He
was rather disappointed as to The.
yield, reduced the lighting to at.
least half, and arranged 10 light up
extra lamps at different pointa
when a customer came in and mov
ed around to inspect goods. The.
customers were fatsed ny this spc-.
ci4l attention, aud good sales follow
ed.-New York Sun.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07

."MY wife has persuaded ne &c
60 to church with her Sunday"
sPieasant dreams, old msn."-Llfe.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-06-07
SEEN A

The long lost herd of wild buffalo
which were discovered a few weeks
ago by a shetpherder of Val Verde
county, were seen sgain one day
last week by Philip Thornton, a
ranchman of that section. Mr..
Thornton arrived in the city yester
day morning and WAS met during
the day by a reporter tor the Ex
press to whom he stated that he run
across the herd in a reniote SECTION
of Val Verde county near the Rio
Grande river. The herd We're graz
ing in a valley, which was com
shut in by LiIls.
1t is Mr.. Thornton's opinion that
the herd numbers fully fifty heal,
among the number being several
calves. lie WAS very careful to Il,
the location definitely so that he
csn make H more thorough investi
CATION of the herd at some future
tim-.-San Antonio Express.