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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
FOR HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.

Mps scHMITT BERGER SAYS THAT SHE Is r.
sPoNsIBLE FOR THE CAPTAINS coNFEs-
sIoN-THE ARGUMENTS SHE Used.
Mrs Schr,ittberger said late last night that
she is responsible for her husbands confess
sion as II was at her nstigation that he LOOK the
wltness-stand. The Captains VIE is deVout
Roman Catholic and believed that II her husband
knew Of any wrongdoings it was his duty 10 ex-
pose them.
since the hearings before the Lexow COMMITTEES
began. Mrs schmittberser, when talking with the
Cantain has always insisted that should ne be
ca led TO the witness-sand he must tell the truth
When he was served with subpoena last week
she spoke to him again. and said that anything ne
knew must be told to the committee. The
cantain she said "contended that this would be
d,shonorable as he had been the conhdant OF the
pcople whom he would have TO expose.
on THURSDAY night last. after Mrs. Schmlttbersef
had called upon many lawyers OF prominence H.
Guiding the Captains counsel she had an lhtet''e"
also with ex-surrogate Rollins. Then she had sh-
Other long conversation with her husoand. ohs
had been told by the lawyers that the captain, II
,a,,d entity an tho indictment found against him.
would probably have to go 10 state Prison sne
told her husband this. and a-ain begged OF him 70
toll ev.rvtbing and save himself. for the sake OF
the,r children as well himself and her. she
called the children into the room ana ASKED MN III
their presence II ne would throw them over anu
10 TO prison lor the sake OF protecting o'"e's .'"'
hearing the burden alone which they should snare
with him When the matter was presented n ms
way the Captain weakened, end promised 10 10
what she asked him. 49,. , r,ha, 10 va
.,no 'h.fore the committee YESTERDAY morning,
She called their eldest SON Willie anu v2.e h,n
* arrnrorany HIS father and remain Win iiiih
Lost no should change his mind. rms me BOY cli
and Captain Schmttberser maze MS s'ate''ent W
fore the committee. ...r .,.r. a..
Mrs Schm!ttberger said last night: i alone am
responsible for the captains confession ne - ny
hulha nj nd the father OF children, ana II Vas
a case OF home and family, OF alleged uenus s
She begged that her husband receive tne sS"pa'"'
Of every family man and every VIE
When the captain reached home last night ne wss
a very sick His wife sent FOR Ponce SUI geo =
cook who said that the captain was SUFFERING
from nervous prostraton. He prescribed tCr h..l.
and said that he would be on the sick hs1 iot so"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE POLTcE CULTURE STAGE COiCH

Tho woxedness II The po,c force IS not 90 be- a'humei
IN he midst exposures ~ is fnf
little voice CRYING out las held up iac~ coach
engaged peaceful theatrical pursuit- The c1n~i
old ana weary looking affair which punnrr % run uf
siareer bridgeport. Nj. ana rom" other i'r'
Of the world realty ony iutescf certain sr"'s
- Sow Yoss 10 ad,cr'i hc rlssd ply cai"l "oi J"i
pr,ut, Yesterday iIui erci along S'tcniy second
IT. near Lexington ave. with onner-b'li hung pn the
t,p If IT, ard ringing iie coach snnpk. ncsnan %"
ia. ,, xf,.srlrnthai station stopped tod a."
quad that stop 90" finrnr n a." hel. Tine
manager 81 the play. who told thr s'o} et night WIN
,u.l,urhol. looks fays the suarb ttUugDt he
meath his dignity lo r bell himsnlf and or
Il hos who was the ,Yash g. 10 u
The policeman aggit"ved leoause the guard did not
r.n,o,' the bell himself. IL a
ali trnmuily enough suit him. he arrested the
guard he als, arrested N" driver hnvine called
Cther pnliocuan aid n charge - hoing digntd
since he wore q straw lat and false beard. tn" MN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
GONE ron NEE CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

THE orNro,r cAsT1NE on HER WAY TO CAS-
's THE Nj, SILVER SERVICE 10 nf
=, ~, 30 ,;iNEN 10 TIE SHIP
Tn! Through the, tormous channel Of Hell Gate
and or into me waters or the Sound the pretty
liuc ninboat raatlnc Commander Thomas Perry
steamed Yesterday. on her way to the Maine town
after which she s named, - spend thriatma' ana
lnciden,aIy to receive n gift which has been pro
vided 10. he w the citizens Of the town me
Christmas rer,Inds Ii SILVER service. costing over
ST. Oos and was paid f6r by popular subscription
Tho gnnt,oat should arrive at her home port ny
tomorrow afternoon. and 1t liz expected thai she
will start on her return trip to the brooklyn iard
by wednesday, afternoon.
The nspcct'on board which has had charge OF
the boat for tho last few days has not yet made It's
report and It cannot bc said, definitely. whether
or not any changes viii be required before her final
departur for the Southern seas II Is certain now
ever that when she leaves port Tor good she VIII
he i'm nrst-cass condition. although her crew viii
probably be- somewhat crlmped for room. as extra
drafts OF men VIII be taken down for the Newark
The Cas,lnc f. tho sister ship or the Machihs.
which started f6r the Aslatlc station short time
ago and ~ the second Of the gunboats built at the
Bath ilfc) Iron Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
New.York. pee. u, isS'.
~ r,rKurnsr FOLLOWS THE MASTER

rr pAHkIu-Ksr Follows THE MASTER
To the III Tor OF The Trlhun"
l.. 4, 81. h,rl 20 comprehend the piejul.cp ~ 20
mind winch an nul no parallel between IA" acts
VI pr Parkhurst and tho.c OF the Shv.oI' oi 'ne
world Tn ministry u Christ Included many ats
which are good presidents. The se7urg.ns ~ me
traders In the ,ouri Of the Tempt" the eating Win
publcans and sinners. m" constant asso 'iati'h
win and ministry to th0Gr who were od'c1si b
s,dc. a.. are TOLD bv St John tina, ,here werr
"oth.r tnln,. wh IN jesus dd. the which. u they
sb.itI na yr.t,en every one | suppose thIt even
Inc world i,sclf would not contain The books whcA
-hpuid Do write o..
New times g. M al nov MANNER and uoN mon.
AMI pr Pl-shurst has proved himself the now
man nr.l.I la these new tmrs. lie can. perhaps.
console hlrseN sometimes with ~" thought that II
,ns ., } Of his Master III 0vv cveI Him not
ROYAL. < CRANE.
Ner.York De. 70. lSqi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE GROWING EXPOSURES


90 at once before the Grand Jury, ana that every
one Of the officials implicated should be ihucled
for,bu,i,b for the crimes they charged WITH
Regret was expressed in many quarters that Judse
MARITIME had allowed the Grand Jury OF the GenelaI
Sessions to adjourn over until next Wednesday lot
il was believed that such conspirators against law
and public decency were most OIL the men eN
coed vesterlay ought to be indicted and placed
Under heavy bail or behind the bars with an we
celebrity the law Is capable o. swift ana cen'sa a
meed out to these shameless scoundres Wnem III te
General Sessions Grand Jury reassenies mex ydne
Ingraham excused until the first Monday n jan
nary meets again. they will have plenty OF worn
undoubted:y be corroborated. but even II such evi
dence has not yet been secured the ponce captain
amply sufficient to ndlct Martin. Williams. McAVoy
nd Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
AGAINST MR.. IAuTERBACH AS \ DELE
GATE.

Alta meeting OF the regular Republican orsi"Pee,.
ton of the seventh Election District OF inc 49,
Assembly District lat night. at NO ~ S'''
ST.. the following resolutions were passea "n"''
mously; -, o,,,
whereas The Election District Assocauoh pr,s.
is menaced through the machinatlons OF - ~
sional politicians: the wise and Just prosisglvi'r ~
this plan assuring full rights ms to Soi'e am The
rrsentation, were ignored and abus'S a., GT IN
Eighth Assembly District Convention n en Ma
Tuesday evening" December l9l n''. tnrHstn ,,ii,s
graceful machine methods instigateG ~ tJi,"p,, .
Ran Colt the fcs,lng upon tins A<sem.H his
rict OF Edward lauterbach non-resi ,nt % asls-
Assembly District as County com s n
gate is irregular ard Is in accord VIII me ,se wii
az inscriptions politicians a. opSosta ~ ss,-ct:
OF the enrolled Republican voters or TINS a'sS
Resolved That this association does fly a asrs
the Election District Association pi'h ANU "''e
Gates any attempt to abolish same. lido AZ
Resolved, That We DO rcprehenl the net ..e sc.
the said Cornelius Van Colt as ninicai 20 VIZ ,,hy
interests OF the Republican party m TINS 'S'ss''
Resolved That we DO earnestly protest ak, ~; ~.
the said Edward Lanterbach as delssa", ',yirf
Comfy Committee from this Assembly, i,s' ,,rns
md regard him as presentations Ei,fiiue; Xr.
the parry : aGars, in this district ana ossNe
Wa.oysa rhsteai copy of sese 9rcsoiutrns'pO'
scnt to the County .ConlBi ttee. -, .,,s.,rr,an
JOHN r. DE TELLER, Secretary fs.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

THE TRIBUNE MD THE TWELVE JUDGES.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir, ! dctire to congra,uate you upon the strenu-
oug and yuccesssu Efforts OF Tho Tribune In the
d,c.tion of inducing Govern. -eiect Morton 10
forcr5 me APPOINTMENT - he tw'ivr iulS"s pro-
,iIcd for M thN ucw Constitution. anl for the
,np,lnimcnt Il which thcrr have been so many
tinmi,ror. think Mat his decision not 10 make the
.rnnintr.nf hns been due io the efforts ~ Tin"
tribune more than all ofe. ana that being the ease.
' WILLIAM J. MORGAN.
Albany Dec IT, lS9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

rAMMANY ALDERMEN MEET.

THEY ARE TRYING TO FIND SOME SCHEME ~
SECURE CONTROL OF THE NEW boAkp'
Tammany Hall has not given up the hope 81 cipe-
uring the organization of the Board OF A"rr"e"
rbcrc arc Il, N. now Board fourteen Republicans
fourteen Tammany Democrats ana three ANU -, a'
many Democrats The aforementioned are Presi-
dcnt-olect John Jeroloman. Of the state peino''aes'
Thomas DIVER. With DISCREET and Joseph Seh'.-
ling XXIVth District. OF the % Brien De"''p'N'
The seasoned politicians Of Tammany thought "
would nrcve GOOD ychcme 10 hold caucus OF INC
Democratic Aldermen" one was cahen LOT s'
tcrdsv M 4 D. nj Invitations were sent ~ res n
dent-elect Jeroloman and Mcssrs Dryer anu 'o''"~
ling All Of whom were elected on the Nephn"o''
and Union Anti Tammany ticket -Four o''''N
came and with II appeared the fourteen l'n"''"s
Aldermen -elscr but no others. Mcssrs. Jtro''"'"'
DIVER and Schilllng did not even send theN tes''"
alderman Nicholas T. Brown was cai"a ~ PD
- and the question Of how - retain IN lah','.n'
control the chief cl,rEship the lesser places anu Wv
ch,irmauship of the Finance COMMITTEE me hy.t
OF which he IL an es-ofcio member OF me o"'
Fund Commission, was taken az Tor t"N-. 10y.
A motion was made for the appointment o nso
m,l,fee 10 treat with the "other DsmlcratN NY" .na
bers" and any badly advised HSp"r.'1nusSi he
fora ii was decided who should compose ne ,issr.
nittcr news brought in of the dsati oi o. e ~
n may get together again this afternoon IT. "a
meeting OF the Board TO take acuon III ''t'
Some az IN" Tsmrany Aldermen are ca ~
tantlnn IN their ability 70 defeat genera LETS
for paving lighting curblng ana SEVERN 10 AZ
and the Ike. which require three-t9ur'nss ", thew
,ho mn Hoard to pass and intlmatng tlat IN
nIcht be apreased by a share In the onicfs, 10
Rasri has 70 M In reply this II Is SAID tss r
N amend the Con aol!6a;ion act 80 a' 7.
majority OF the Board Ia pass gene o''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22

,oe- sovs that he means 70 raise legal point as TO
,vhr,b,r 4, IL unlawful, To false beard anu Jaw
mi 10 wear a wig. The two were incnrcein,ei II"
tho Sxty-ssventh-st. station TIL Henry fiaHl,o"'
ir,ohyn stable keeper. who owns the cOach . " III,
,,od ,he ont The coach stood before the station III
man rom the country, seeing II and supposng INA,
Tho building was a hotel In and asked wnen sup
ner would I've ready and then the finest police ioce III
Tho world permitted belonging To the theaue
,o drive the coach the stable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
wrrLIAMys CAREER vs. A POLICEMAN

~, WAS NOTORIOUS FOR Ills BRUTALITY
N ruE 'TENpERLoiN."
t,src.,or WillismS's career policeman
co,nrs ,v.rntv-cight ye,rs. Tn" Inspector was
horn on the island OF cape Breton. Nova Scota.
I'm Ia He came 20 NcN-fork wheh ID" anu
learned the trade OF ship-carpcnicr. lie "as chi
,i,yod in the shlpvard 81 ". y Webb CO. When
.,ul a Young mnn he visited Japan. lie says ne
was the first white man to lay the Keel OF snip
In Japan.
I.non h,s return TO this country he was engaged
nv tho Government to raise n sunken ves'ei o"
tho const OF Key West. Fla. He MAS atterwar"
connected with the Navy YARD. lie jo'heu 'h'
Rrool,lyn police force on August = foo r'S
crs, ,as,rnment was In the Forty seventh precinct
,,cro no remained untll S6S. when he WAS trans
,orrol ~ New-York AMI assigned to the Broad
c.,r couod 10 ~as made rounds'ian jury II"
1871 and promoted TO sergeant September -, s.
As sergeant he had command Oh the "'o""'e'
e was promoted 70 espan Nay 81 P Prsctn nsa
placed in command OF InS III" EsSth Precinct
thcn th, Fourth and IN 1876 he WAS sent 10 thf
"Tendsrlon then KNOW as ths r wos br Who
famous @ wn, ctd nsfr 10 Gf the SHta
CT, aning Department. and had charge OF the clean
ms Of The Streets. - ,,,.
MIA Tie exception OF the period he spent IN the
S.re't.C1eanlng Department, pc WAS the commanuer
Of the .;T',nd5roln from ISIS 70 tie time he was
nr,nnotah insprctor on August .. 1881 ,
was known a. "Ficht!ng Aleck tie had the repu,,
talon of being n cubber and was placed on tr'ai
nr several OCCASIONS but he always go. out 81
trouhc An incident OF Wniamss career as cap
,sin cyhlch gave him 4 great deal Of notorley was
hs action in stopping the production OF the PASSION
p;av" in "A Twenty-thlrl-st theatre ,
Williams has to his credit the Arrest OF Il nun,psr
-, r,urderers In the EghtN Precinct alone ne
c,urht nine murierers lie has also arrested a
argc rumber OF thi yes. lie Is VII known all over
the country. -, o,.,c. o,
since ho became inspector he has had charge OF tt
the Irlrst District which takes In the cas-, SIDE or
no city from tho RAFT ~ NJ to Nnety-sXtn-st
Williams is also n yachtsman. He owns yacht
called the Eleanor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
THE "TENDERTOTN" IN FERMENT
GENERAL COMMENTATORS FOR scIIMIrTnERGEWs
FRANRNESS

GENERAL. coMMENDATIoN FOR scIIMIrTpERGERs
FRANKNESs.
Tho clorIes Of the "Tcnderloin may have faded
but many relies az It's gitcrIng past gathered In the
harroor,s Of the hotels and on the street corners
last n,sht 10 discuss the startling disclosures maue
by Captain schmIttberger before the Lexow Com
mitteo Many OF the sporting fraternity were On
upper Broadway all intensely Interested In the rev
elstiors made by the Dig Captain Of the famous
.'TcnderoIn" precinct opinions varied as to MS
conduct The men who have lived In glass houses
and were protected from the storms of prosecution
by the police denounced his action with Few excep-
lions one OF the exceptions Ia well known through
out the city. He naid 1T Is all right for some OF
US who have escaped the storm up to the present
time to say that s;chmittberger Is squeaer, put
not one OF us has ten years staring US In ne race
believe that he dii right. and thai nine ont OF ten
OF the men Who talk tie 'rouaest wouid do as
Schmlt tberger has done.
A leading racing man talked AZ follows: 1T may
be game to serve ten years in States prison Tor
collecting blackmall for himself and others. iof
one do not believe In that sort OF gameness. IL
Schmttberger took his medicine as some OF the
interested persons believe he should have done.
thareby ahdinS r~rtn-~ In st- "'r"r cri"~s me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
MR.. JEROME ENTERTAINs THE COMMITTEE

william Travers Jerome. associate counsel OF the
Le2ow Committee. gave dinner for the members
Ok the committee ard the counsel az th' lhon
club last night. TIE dinner was an Informal one
Among thos- present were senators cantor ~ CT
no. Ia~ow and Pound Frank Moss, JoAn w roA
and the Re-. DR.. Parkhurst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-22
CHRISTMAS AT LAKEwOo

CHRISTMAS AT LAKEWOup "a.
Iatowood will present the usua attrYtiony5 o ,y
rho christmas holidays Trains leavc New i snot
Station Central Railroad OF Newiss%fseoyr, PA 40
Liberty-st.. at s:so. SIS q. m' i'sa - ~
D. m.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-11

0c county court house and city hall which the capitol building of the
Arizona republican., 1894-01-11
F FI IN FS1 BVJIT .T)1N(1 SIT
to be d in the


ON 1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. s.-The failure
OF George NJ. Irwin 6 Co., the extern
sive discretionary pool operators, has
spread CONSERVATION among the opera
tors. The Offices OF the firm were be-
sleGed all day with an anxious crowd
Of Investors clamorlng for their money.
but there was nobody to hear them ex-
oept the clerks. who LEFT early. 1t Ia
thought that the estimate OF $4,000. 900
as the amount on deposit Is great
exaggeration, but conservative esti-
mate would place it at 100000 Nearly
100000 was paid out during the run on
the firm, over $4,000 was lost on the
forced sale Of wheat and nearly $780,
600 was lost in bucket shops at the
same time.
Irwin usually played the short end or
wheat until recently, when he bought
heavily. He was a plunger and often
sold 100000 to 100000 bushels, lie
was considered a phenomenal trader
with nerve that extended TO reckless
ness, As a member OF the Chicago
board OF trade he won and lost several
fortunes. He came to P.ttsburg broken
ed brokerage business. He drlftcd
Into cooperative speculation and for
two years held the field alone.
But last May mushroom pools be-
gan to spring up until ther were eight
teen In operation here The operators
OF the other pools are greatly de-
pressed by Irwin's failure and the fact
that the chamber OF commerce has
taken steps toward prosecuting all
the pool operators. The police are
working with the chamber OF com
meree and are ready to act as soon
as informatlons are made. Search
warrants viii be issued and the places
raided.
The collapse Of Irwin will cause
much suffering in every section OF the
city, particularly on the south side,
Many OF the striking flint glass work
era OF the United states Glass COM
pany had n few hundred dollars which
they invested with Irwin. For fifteen
months they have been living on the
proceeds of this fund. The dividends
barely supported them and the smash
leaves them In very bad shape nnnn-
cially Among the skilled workmen
In Jones g Lougldln's mills there IS
hardly n man who did not have money
In Irwin's pool, Few OF them had
withdrawn their money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
ron sAll.-nnAL nsrArn.
In answering advertisements
please mcntion IN. cas-tte.

In answering sd,~rtiAements,
please mcntion rh~ caseuc.
FoR sALE-on West side. niee home.
i've room house. corner lot large yard,
$1,000, 500 cash, so per mouth. ID. 8.
Hare. ,o5 Main,
$500 CASH ana $50 monthly VIII buy
u $3.50 noat four-room house. barn.
water aud lot ffouting south. A har-
gain. NJ. J., Chambers Real Estate
t.Sehanse. 100 Main street,
FOR sAlE--aso 1crcs Of lard ten mllcs
east or Fort Worth, OH tile Main Dallas
road. ae0 acres OF this land il tine
land, an brush and timber. Price 81
per acre Terms ensy.
lhn acres oi mo pralFlo land ten miles
south OF Fort Worth. Small house ana
welt Az fenced. will sell cheap and
100 acres OF Inc prairie land nlac
rules south OF Fort Worth. All fenced.
10 per mere. Easy tOfms.
tto acres black land ten miles north
OF Emit Worth, All fenced. VIII Gu.
up ana sell on ten years timo at per
Gent interest,", az SIS per acre.
SO acres of fine black land four miles
north OF Fort Worth. $40 per acre;
go acres OF nne land near Benbrook,
,larrant county. $40 per mere Easy
Zine s room house and large lot on
Lamar street. This IL wen located and
.Slra sood property, $1,000 Easy.
1870 acres eleven miles west OF Fort
worth, All foncsd; 100 acres IN oulti-
vation. Good house; large barn ana
artesian well. $4,000. Easy terms.
rive 100 acre farms In from 10 Q
miles Of Crowley. at SIS per acre. Easy
terllR, These arc good black lana
prairie farms.
iO0Sl00, four-room cottage. 1900, 500
cash, balance $40 per month. & per cont
bONlQN. soven room cottage. southeast
front. Heated By steam. gas and wa
tor connections, Near huaineas. Fancy
place $1,000, Terms easy.
ioOAlOC, three houses near businessi
II harspin ct s250o Terms ensy.
b0xla0. mic, seven room cottage. near
business. Come ana see II, $4,000
G0Nl0Q eight room, story. plngtcred
house. Southeast corner Water con-
ncctlon. Nice place for $1,000. Terms
easy
25vi00, two story brick store house IN
business confer, Rents FOR Si25 per
month. Price $4,000. Safe invastmont.
b0Na6 southeast corner room cot
tnge. for $500. Convenient TO BUSH
ness. $500 cnHh. balance monthly,
b0Niil. novpn room cottage nnd barn.
Nenr business. Nice place. Price $1,000.
Easy terms
b0N1ip. four room cottage and burn.
South front Near business. only
Sih00 Easy terms
Lots OF lots hOxiOO, 20 foot alley. Con-
venicnt 10 business. Nice shade trees.
Como quick and get choice. From $500
to $1,000 each,
iOOxiOO, northcaat trent: two new
room cottages. at $500 for both. Wiii
sell leUlrutn. llEV DnNmpntf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

REGULAR storage house Tor furniture,
pianoa, vehicles. trunks. boxes. etc,
new rooms; careful moving, packing
shipping. etc: estimates free. w. T..
Binyon s. Co., seventeenth ana Rusls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
wANTED--To DUY.

WANrED-To DUY.
pre- Ns-We want shipments. High-
est market pics paid. Correspondence
solicited. The anchor Peanut Co.. st.
Louis. 40.
N'ANTED--To buy % cars white ond
"a ~ OF mixed corn; also 10 cars cats.
send 7. o. b. nioea. Galveston Ext ort
Commission Co. Fort Worth. Tex.
wANT-To buy three. four or I'VE
roorn house 20 be moved 70 another
III Address Bob Roberts, care Ca
get,e.
crATE WARRANTS and accounts
scainst comptroller bought ~ highns.
rrarset price. Address II. II. kirby
Austin. Tex. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
WAN T
The GAZETTE Is THE GREATEST
WANT MEDIUM IN Texas.

Personal.
Situations Wanted.
Help Wanted.
Lost, Eound. strnyed or stolen
boarding Houses.
Rooms Wanted.
For Rent.
For SuIc. -
For Exchange.
Huslucss Chances
Financial.
Attorneys.
Real Estate.
miscellaneous.
Special NOTICES..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05

FOR sALE-ie0 acres OF fine preirle
land. 21-2 miles north OF Crowley, in
this county. This is fairly Improved
ANAL caah payment. remainder IN ten
years AZ Z per cent interest; no man
caa afford 70 rent when he can got
iand this way. 1870 acres IL miles west
on Fort Worth. all fenced ana 100
acres In cultivation: good house ana
large barn; arteHlan well and creek.
This 10 horse ranch to pcrfectior.
$1,000. Terms vasy. GO ncres OF good
biacif waxy prairie land, two miles
fenced: Si5 per acre: So per aero cash.
remainder IN ten years at 3 pcr cent
interest. WIN cut into 100 nero tracts.
Fine farm OF 40 acres near Wichi;4
Fails 70 exchange for d good residence
city property and fruit and vegetable
lands near the city. Y. A. HUFFMAN a
Co.. Fort Worth. Tex
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Worth: Land Mortgage hank OF Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-05
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