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Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
"E4srEx ENJoYAHs.r,'
Pleasant social Given bN ih+'
Misses suttIt, ON College street.

The Monday evening Easter eul,ya-
ble' at % College street, given by thr
Misses Suite, was a lively affair, \ ttat-
ure OF the program winch evoked rounds
OF laughter was the reading by D. NJ.
Luther OF the future fortunes OF those
present, as Indicated by the various col
urs OF eggs drawn by each one. The an
nouucemeut Of "scoIdlug wite" rs the
fortune of a youug bachelor so shocked
him that he departed immediately. How
ever, he is recovering.
Those present were, Misses Birdie
Watson, Julia Nelson. Aurciia Lee, Agnes
Hi'dehraud lcssle Brcyar6, Sue Rrevard,
sue Porter, Emma Suite, Ella Sut'ie
Fannie Suite, Mamie Wright and EnIa
Wright; Dr.. I. ". Bookhart, Messrs Wm
\. Latumore. D. NJ Luther, Cicero
Nichols l. Med Whitson, !. ", Nccly
!. !. Street, ID ( Morgan, ". \. Hide
brand, L Il. Stradley, vii Nelson, u
Bianton, Wilburn Bostit aud !. Il. Sui
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
TWICE. A DAY.
A murphy CraiM Proceeds Unds I
Difficulties.

Westbouud passenger train No. II on
tie Murphy line Yesterday had trihula.
ton more than ordinarily falls to the lot
of one train. Conductor Crawford and
Engineer Bright had care Of the train
and engine 1874 was doing the pulling.
When about two miles from Bryson
City the engine ran over cow and was
thrown from the track and upset, to-
gether with the baggage car. Fireman
Means was the only person hurt. and
his injury consists of a slight hurt on the
arm.
AS soon as it Was possible another en-
gine, $40, was procured and set out with
the train. 1t proceeded well until near
Nantahala, where it struck broken raj
and went off, and there was a six hours
delay. Finally the train turned about
aud came in without Fl isbing the trip.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28


Acting Mavor Westall heard one case
this morning. Sic.
Twenty-Five visitors came i'll on the
a. & S. road last night.
The cvclorama of the Bible, booked tor
the Grand opera house tomo row even
ing, has Cancelled.
Rev, Dr., lanes Atkins will conduct the
PRAYER meeting service at Central Meth
o5iSt church this evening.
7, A. Watts, deputy collector at States
vile, has resigned and Collector Carter
has appointed J, A King to succeed him.
w S Cornell tells THE CITIZEN that
the cold snap did great damage in the
Beaverdam section, mauy ct the iiuit
trees being killed.
Notwithstanding The cold the PRAYER
meetings ct the Christian church are
growing in interest. The subject for this
evening is "Sclf Denial / are invited.
The work of grading AIIandalc Field,
the ground selectei bv the Ashev'lIe
Baseball club. on Hillside street, near
Charlotte, began this morning, supc,il-
tended by Frank Corpcning.
The advertl>in. car OF Col. Halls rail
road shows with Don Mckenzie in
charge of the bil ing brigade, is here, and
the force is putting up the paper tor tn,
show, which will be here on the llth OF
April,
lanes l., Schpolhcd ot Nanvi.le,
Va. The noted Virginia lay-avaugcli>t, i
expected in Asbeyile or the 9Th OF April.
He will beein a meeting inCentral Meth
odist church Sunday morning, April :,
and continue tor several days,
a public debate Wi lie Civ by the
Orange Street literary society Friday
afternoon next, in the hall ot The Orang,
school at $50 O'clock Further noti,,
will be given. Patrons and friends %
the school are cordially invited to hS
present
The CITIZEN has received aninyitatlor
to attend a nublit debate by the Elcspe
riau and Columbian societies of Trinity
college purhdm, Friday evening, Apr
l3. on the Query; "K solved, thai
suffrage should be limited to those VIII,
can read current literature.
The ,,,pn,l ,reti..r II +Lc Wonar,
Christi,, rennsr,,. ~. rn;nn win I've h, +
tomorrow ottrrn',nn af / o'r1ork IN I'm
I.rturc r,nm NJ tbn N ~ A cn,
dial alinv;tnt,on * rviendrd to ,II ladies !,
the CITY Tea viii II. served ard 600,
,nus,, will he an ,ttr,rt;nr of the q,
casiou.
Dennis Mrh"y, co'oTed was IN Jusil'
CHARGED Win corrvi,,, cnncr,lrd yr",
ous He cave hond lor his onna,rarc
m next c9nrt Lazarus CIayton col
ored vas h,f,re Ins,ir,- Cortrr ON a III.
ch,rpr H., was Mound to .,nnrr an.
Peter Smith far an 1ssorIt nn al,rns
was r,nuirel IN Give h,rd
county Commissioner }. Frank Wells
III taxing ABOUT the recent cold weather
'oIl lHE N'Il%EN that hc oel'eVeL IN
Sn'ire apoIe crop ot Buncombe count
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
The DeInurxst Contest

The DemoreSt medal was won Monday
evening by Norris Myers, of the ! h
grade OF the public schools The con.
ties. was participate d in by six BOYS suh
was very clos. The speeches were in
terspcr,ed with music Leon Whtlock
and Will X ach PLAYING violin duet,
accompanied on the piano by Miss Nora
Ware. The audience had feast OF vo al
music from Mrs. Linn. who very kindly
consented to sing several pieces, and did
so in delightful stvle.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
Dr. McGilyra here.

DR.. S. c. McGilvra, who was formerly
located here. is visiting Ashcviile, aud
until April 1st may be found at the
Office of DR.. !. II. Crawford, No. 20 Pat
ton avenue, prepared to treat all dis
ases of the eve. ear, throat and nose,
test for glasses, etc.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
RACKET STORE
Is South Main St..
ASHEvILLE. n. L.

ltyou want life Of anxiety, OF uncer-
tainty, OF anxious longing and slcepless
nights. take merchandise and adopt
the ledger fon on the other hand you
want success. take the side of dollars.
Cash is the end OF all financial trausac.
tions. and if you make it the beginning
and pay one dollar now for what it will
take one dollar and a quarter or half to
pay this fall, had YOU not better pay
now?
We are here as the representatives OF
c. B. Rouse, the largest cash buyer in
America. Only recently be made a pur.
chase Of 100000 worth Of stationery at
half its real worth. We get part of it
No wonder we can sell you good euve.
lopes at &c. per 100 and the large X X X
at DC. pack. Great failures North. money
must be raised. Mr.. Rouse with his cash
and experienced buyers are there. The
auctioneer's hammer touches not the
fabric. though it splits the figures and
coins victory out Of the ranks of vic.
tins. John D. Cutters sewing silk il
quoted at Csc. wholesale. Mr.. Rouss
gathers it in at 3Sc. per dozen spools
and we hand it out to you at 4sc. PEI
dozen. DO you see anv saving! w
don't stop to figure up what goods oriRi
nally cost, but what We can cell them at
aud we find we can sell you 81. .25 gosso
mers at 50c.. only few left. Amid the
great failures here 10 Asheville our bust
ness grows. 1t 10 simply credit measurins
arms with dollars, and dollars triumph
| Mems outing work shirts, &c iuche,
long, 25c., mems Ringbam's shirts 2s
inches long, 15c. Mems New Yorl
mills unlaundered shirts, 36la inches
long Tor 60c. This muslin has no super
ior aud 10 worth 75c. any where. We hav,
a good unlaundered shirt for Soc, ant
q 35-iuch unlaundered shirt for 45c
Men's good work pants s5c., 9sc. and
$1.00. Four ply linen collars at Sc
Cents silk scarfs, 23c. The pretties
yard wide sheeting you ever saw. Sci
Island finish, for &C. I'D. Cotton plaid
al &c. I'D. Apron ginghams 5c. I'd.
A splendid $500 sewing machine. 6u
ished 10 oak, four drAwers. drop leaf an,
cover for $40 75. Next week, first o
April, will open n beautiful line Of sprin,
} or summer fabrics and expect to gil on
store With bargains Of all descrip
tious. Don't forget the place and tel
Others.
John N. SToNER
! Managsr.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

NEW YORK, March 2s Erie, Isl. Lake
shore, 13u; Chicago and Northwestern.
1u>a!; Norfolk and Western, 2Oat kichmond
and West Point Terminal, 6sl; Western
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
.iSREVILLE WEATHER.
L. :. WEATHER BUREAU,
Nytporuu, gical STATEN,

L. : WEATHER BUREAU,
Neteoro', gical STATEN,
Winyan Sanitarium
meteorological Report tor March 20, 1898.
Mc1n temperature ........................,. IL
haNifuHn Temperature ,......... ............. -
Minimum temps atnrr.,......... ............" 10
Mcan Relative nmuiitv.........,............. ~
RainfaH in inches. .....,.....,... .............
II int. n II
Weather Fair.
MCdH RlrOnctCr...... .....,., ,,.,...,...., So
Observation NCh -, Al . p M Temper
atHrc 80. Relative humidity, 50 Barome
ter, -Ni0
Kar! Won Ruck, ". d.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
AROUND TOWN.

Washington. March 2S-Forecast till
5 p. m Thursday: Generally tan;
slightly warmer Thursday morning.
northeasterly winds.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
THk MAkkEIS.


NEW YORK, March 2S.--Cottou futures
opened barely steady: February. -
March 7.3S, April. 7.t5 May, 752, lune,
7.5s; Iu.y 7.64, AuGu.t, no.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

Gold View is the only place where you
can see five states at one sight.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
AsheyiiiS marx cts.

Corrected daily by POWELL X SNYDER
wholesale snd retail gTucrrs, Thess pticts
are neinE paid by the merchants TO-DAY.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

Fancy Indian River Oranges and
Fresh Strawberries at Peck's, IA Patton
avenue,
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
~ PAPERS FOR SI.Io.

We do not know of a better family
paper for the farmer of North Carolina
than the Home and Farm, published at
Louisville, Ky, 1t is 16 page journal,
comes twice month and is loaded with
practical information and interesting
reading for every man, woman and child
in North Carolina. Prof. Massey writes
articles for the Home and Farm of espe,
cial interest to North Carolinians. Give
it and THE WEEKLY CITIZEN a trial at
the ridiculously low sum of $1.1O per
year-52 numbers of THE CITIZEN and
26 OF Home and Farm, about one and a
half cents for each paper delivered to you.
Try this combination offer.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

Here is what Peter Cooper, who lived
to be over 90 years old and died worth
many millions, said of a newspaper: In
all towns where newspaper is published
every man should advertise in it. if moth
ing more than card stating his name
and the business he is in. 1t not only
paws the ADVERTISER, but it let's
the people at distance know that the
town in which YOU reside is prosperous
community of business men. Asthe seed
is sown so the seed recompeuses, Never
pull down your sign while you expect to
do business.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

Smoke Red Letter cigars--all Havana
aud very sweet.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28
100000.

Twenty thousand dollars worth OF fine dry goods and
millinery, the elegant stock of F. p Mmnaugh No. II
Patton avenue placed the market at wholesale and
much less than first cost for cash. This by far the
finest stock Of goods in the State and the public already
have shown their appreciation of the values offered by
their liberal patronage In order to dispose Of this stock
as early possible have made further reductions in
prices in every department Dealers repensh their
stock from these goods much less than value market
prices and fixtures show cases. hat stands etc. be
bought at bargain All parties indebted to the firm,
either by note open account will kindly SETTLE am
anxious to wind up the business quickly as possible
All accounts not paid by the 18th nst will be placed in
the hands Of my attorney and suit entered Immediately
EXCEPTIONS parties wishing to trouble and expense
will have to me in the meantime Big bargains may
be expected for the next ten days. Respectfully,
J. w. SLUDER, Assignee.
| N. B.-Bids on the stock Ia bulk are solicited.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-03-28

IL IR SNtE--ouc pair hatl-brtd Clydesdo|,
Il horses App!y BILTMORE FARM
3 1tul N-'.t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

took extreme pleasure In listening 70
him, and when Faure. az the request
OF Gounod, sang some OF his most
successful operatic airs, the eN-dlc-
tHtor went into ccgtncles. The music
over chrvalho would delight him by
relating the story OF his chcokered
career. Gnmbetta WIS Highly amused
with II. and learned from him many
things concerning the atAgo, which
he stored UP In his memory, to be used,
III necessary, when tins opportunity
presented ITSELF" a shert time be-
fore hls death. Gounod spoke OF these
friendly meetings, which he said were
among the dearest rQmemherauees OF
his life. As regards Gambctta. he
cherished the memory Of him IN To his
last moments "This IL not Burpris-
ing adds NJ Proust- Both Cam
BETA and Gounod were chnrmera par
excellence, and were bound to fnaein-
ate. however. sim q few who say that
the man who showed the greatest po-
litlcal talent IN France since Henri
W. ana tho composer who was most
sincere In his inspirations of all the
composers OF the present century, have
both been oycrdone but they are more
To be pitied than blamed. What Gam
beta ana uounod had IN common was
their rcputa tlon, which was soon es-
tnblishcd, and which naturally of
Tended those who have been waiting In
vain 10 long 10 ind themselves ia
nous"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
4 DosroN wonNINo olnLs' oLun.
What the LongfeiIow Noondny Hest
Has Demonstrated.

The success In Boston OF the Long
fellow MONDAY Rost, established last
January, IL Of a nature to encourage
its duplication In other places. The
Hest Is IN the busy part OF the city and
was opened for the exclusive use OF
women employed In It's vicinity. There
~ sunny, cheerful lounghig room,
with easy chairs and comfortable so
fas, ana work baskets and magazines
strewed on tables invite IL momber 10
the stitch In time or the peep into
literature In the leisure moments of
her noon hour, The payment OF 40
cents a week entities one to the PRIV
ilegeH OF the Rest, not the least of
which 10 the opportunity to enjoy at
moderate price the excellent food
served from the well-ordered l,ltchn.
which Is II chief feature OF the Rest.
Great care Nv taken To serve the food
III tempting fashion. A specimen bill
or fare, with prices, Includes lamb
ptoth' eenlsi tomato soup. G; pick
led lambs tongue and lettuce, 10;
peer hash, 10, mnshed potatoes. o,
hualloped tomatoes. 81 health bread, 3.
Mnlle bread, 3, graham bread, q; float-
lns Island, 81 orange cake, 6, apple
PIE, baked applea. 8: cocoa, b; milk,
y, eqltee, 4, tea, o. Variety is given to
the blll Of fare from day TO day. Those
VINO wish II may order regular dim
cents eVu 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

Tho new treatment for diphthNria II
being tested In Minneapolis and the re-
port Of the Intelligent physicians who
hcvc the mattar II charge viii be
awaited with n good deal OF interest.
II Il ~ demonstrated that a specific
has been discovered or remedy which
VIII control q large majority OF eases
n sigh OF relief viii go up from many
n parent The new remedy Is called
nntitoXin. and N both u remedy and Il
preventive. Experiments were made
with IT by NJ. Lcroux OF the Pastcur
institute at Paris during period OF
five months. lie found, according TO
reports, that infections of tho anti
diphthcretlc serum reduced the death
rate from d 10 "a per cent In hospital
practice NJ. LorouX il well known
French physician. and his statements,
we are told by the European edition OF
the New YORK Herald, are accepted ha
entirely rellnblc. lie began In February
last I'm treatment Of diphtherctio chill
drtn with RntitoNln In the isolation
wards Of the hospital, The most won
dorful success attended the tests Prior
70 tho date when the experiment began
the denth rate or dlphtheretlc patients
averaged 5l,1 per cent; IN 1890 II exc
oeodod % per cent. while In the three
following years II fell slowly TO 4jGi.
l'ut since February /, 1894, when the
serum treatment was commenced, AS
children have entered the diphthcria
wards OF the hospital. aud only lOa,
loss than ono-fourth OF ihe eases. have
terminated fatally IN another Paris
hospital, the Trousseau, In which anti
toxin was not used. the mortality
among $50 dlphtherln oasos was alG. or
60 pvr cent IT Ia stated that In all
other rcapects the two groupa Of pa
tlents were apparently subject to stint
lar conditions and circumstances. Bor-
lin testimony IL equally favorable Dr,
Adolf MagnalSy writes to tho New
York Medical Record;
"rhc results obtained by the use of
nntitoXln have been reported by my
assistant phyRiclan, Dr. Nhiz From
March IA until July Is, 1863 cases Of
diphihcrla were treated including NUM-
croua malignant cases. OF thlg number
puly ~ died, 40 mat the mortality was
1851 per cent. This excellent percent
age has never yet been cquallod with
our best form Of treatment, even In
tile mlldest cpldcmIoH Among the fatal
cases there were several tubercuous
children and several whose genuine
dlphthcrla Was complicated with scar
let fever. no that the mortality OF un-
complicated cases OF dlphthorla Will be-
much losn"
The serum ~ derived from the blood
Of "a hUlfer aftnr the animal hus been
inosulated and the germs sufficiently
cultivated The proccsn 10 todioua
one. and tho experiments must be con
Quoted with much onrc and scientific
ncumen. The now treatment, thcrc-
fore, IN not one that IN likely to fall
into tho hands of luaeks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

London Globe.
Talklng Of Gounod, II may not be
generally known that ho and Gam.
beta were most intimate friends.
Thereon A. Antonin prouat who was
al one ume minister % ilno arts. gives
Us some interesting details. u was"
he says, well acquainted with uou-
nod, rev men possVsbed such an al.
inuIipn, 0nd such Mmnlc mnnuers II.
Often dlned Et ms house, and foremest
among the Huestf were himself. tlam.
helth Perrin, faure ana caryalho
AFTER the dinner Gounod would elt
l9wn ~ the piano and play sone ~
MS layofiie pleees, especially those 81
hi9sart' VINO was bis god Gnmbetta,
althopsh he was not a melomaniac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

on the ground that the public. indie
pendent OF the consent OF concurrence
OF the parties. has an interest that no
lnducement should be offered 70 ono
man 10 take the life OF another The
law permits one who 10 interested IN
the life Of another to become the owner
u insurance upon tho life OF such
other person. u the interest " oI
definite character. as that OF o creditor,
The interest OF the holder OF such policy
will be limited to the amount OF such
liability at the death of the insured,
together with the amount paid to pre-
serve tho policy, with interest, and the
remainder win 30 10 the estate OF the
Insured II the interest OF the policy
holder should cease before the death
OF the Insured. then the whole OF the
policy viii 20 to the estate OF the In
sured. /; Is generally held TINT where
enc having an interest In the life OF
another obtninn a policy upon such
life and the interest ceases before
death, the person named as payee, or
the assignee, nlily maintain suit
aFalnst the Insurance company Q9H
Mass. "a; "a u. s., 457; rs Mo-, $3.50
These cnaea do not determine how the
proceeds should be distributed and are
not In conflict with the decisions OF this
court. II has been held that where the
interest existed at the time Of making
the contract, but ceased before denth,
the person to whom tho policy IL made
payable may recover and hold the
amount of the policy as against the
representatives OF The insured tl0S Pa,
ST.. 6, 70 Nd, 26i; Ill Ind. b7S). This
~ opposed TO tho paramount rcnson for
holding such insurance unlawful; that
Is, the danger OF Offering an Induce
ment TO destroy human life. We can
not disregard the sound principles os-
tabliahed by our courts and follow a
line Of decisions, however eminent the
courts or numorous the cases. In thia
case the interest which Choeves may
have had In the policy az partner.
aside from his Interest which was Joint
with Chiffon and therefore belonging
10 the partnership ceased ut the dlsaolu-
tlon OF the firm ana WIN not sustnin
his claim to the proceeds of this policy,
The language Of the assignment by
Chiffon TO Cheevea Is sufficient 10 con-
vey to the Inter all tho interoat Of the
arm in the policy What was that In
trrcst az the dissolution Of the firm?
We cannot undertake to enumcratp the
different phases az fscts, Ia which tho
hrm might b. Interested In such a
policy, nor when II might be regarded
as nsse u OF the firm for the whole
amount II ~ sufficient that no facts
are alleged as gave TO the firm such
right ror to the claimant. Chceves.
any right by reason Of II liability for
debts of the firm. But IL ls alleged that
premiums were paid by the firm ont
of IT'S assets, ond this would create
u charge upon the policy This right
existed at the dissolution OF the nrm
and passed TO Checy 20 by the transfer.
Aflrif ed as 10 the Insurance company.
ana. reversed no TO Andors nnd
Cheeves' opinion by Brown, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

me drummer was telling a story on
vas train. or rather. was beginning 10
some time ago" he was saving. al
was a. hotel In an Illinois town. Who're
met remarkable and almost trrri.
nle adventure There was stbppIng m
tns same hotel very unassumlng and
'ei,heu man from Chicago, Who"
beg your pardon,3 intorruptea n
auivs person on the drummer's ieff
Ia, SAID" repeated the driin,,ar
ulAt ~ this hotel was very mas.
s s5hinlng and refined man from chleaeo
.noneht that was what you aald -
bans up,ea NE person again, .and I
=, you VIII exourae mo IL / dnciins
W ns'yn further 70 your story Fran
w Nh ! have heard. i. has az atm oo"
p pn or imprebabillty / may sSv 'i iy,-
p,sg rs which promlaes A strain an
NE uns ,lmeglna.ion am snre / sann M
fey 9',! myself to without having brain
,r,' .,esstainly SIR certainly.p rnn,ia1 ~.
us rNn, II didn't know ypm 'r Way NV
ai s ~ Louis" and the enfen,o W." sor'
Press Pres was suspended, = Detroit Free ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16
Will rnnMANnNrLY onoANrzn.
Radical opiuion on the Future
OF the W0mcn's clubs.

The women who gave their active
efforts toward good Rovernnent In thc
campaign lust closed are rsatinr from
their labors and enjoying the vieto.y
70 which they Justly feel that Toy
nave contributed The Overwhelming
defeat OF THmmany has not satisfied
them that their work IA done. They
realize rather that the moment Is ripe
Tor the establishing OF u permanent
organization, ana such has already re-
suited. Mrs. L0w4ll ~ not equal phys
lcully to remain at the head OF such
an organization, but her sympathy
with II Is hearty, and the large num-
Der OF influential women already I'M
teresled makes the selection Of her
successor not difficult, city govern
ment clubs are talked Of. having for
thelr object more than the mere clean
ing or the streets and STRENGTHENING OF
the ash barrels. The thugs that W M
en- are vitality interested in--educa l1n-
al and sanitary ma,tgrs-offer fields
for active work, ana the campaign OF
education as outlined last sunday IN
the Timea by Mrs. l., w. Belts cannot
be begun too soon
Sud one woman on Wednesday.
Tile success of yesterday VIII b. n
great oncouraEoment to women work
ing an citizens for tho rood OF the
municipality. II solves. TOO. think,
the club problem, The club idea has
always been a valuable one. but the
time has nearly gone by when they
shall exist merely us arenas for dis
cussion, Questions now must be acted
upon, not simply put and talked about,
and l think the time 10 not far away
when there Will be- only two sorts Of
clubs, one for friendly association and
relaxation, the other municipal work
ing directly on civic lines and actively
engaged In carrying out reforms aud
enterprises whose value In social econ
omy ~ admitted and understood"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

parniiat In the Dallas Ncvst
nhrrr are three EDITORIAL parn-
ipynn ~ your last fnsuc thut are
Nofth ~ much TO Ms ''crnnl,, fson,,-
Mei. ~ whole ysnr af sh. u..I-
eurs, N"nponformlsf ar Wntn.n,.
heAi for the Neva. hr ra.
.niueh r"nnot be snid On oonme.,,,,.
hnn q ihc Vows Tor Its iiherniisr
- W. uinrlsed dcErse 0f ia,le-
4. is- ~ -.-rs u poiicy. % rnnrr. a, I.
~ 49,, sAse 90 infimafr sinr III,
i'Ntiti ~ fspuii-t organ 10 dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-16

method OF strengthening his crcdi, he
would be pronounces insane, but With
tho government, % course, It " differ
ent. especially whom It's securities are
% much more satisfactory to tho large
trust companies than idle money IN
heir vaults.