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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21


PERSONAL.
SECOND HAND BOOKS bought sold
or exchanged; scientific, law or theo-
logical or mechanical n speciality.
Il. j. Boaz, a06 Main street.
DIR. A. D, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5ii
Main street, over NickE & Co.'s drug
store. Fort Worth, Tex.
MARRIED LADIEs-send 10 cents for
"Infallible Safeguard" mo medicine
no deception; Just what YOU want.
ladies' Bazar. Kansae City No.
FINANCIAL
-~------------,s---,.--s-
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS
BY THE
~. C. BELCHER LAND MORTGAGE
COMPANY.
&c AND 81 HURLEY BuILpINd.
wANTED-BoARDE
------,--4,-----7s,--s
wANTED-Boa by day or week
at the Excelsior hotel. $40 Calhoun
street; terms moderate.
WANTED-DoARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD wANTED-Day board in prl-
waite family for two gentlemen for
three months. Address H. l.. Call
houn. lock box s5l. Fort Worth.
HELL WANTED.
.e.-,,,oo~-~-s~------>e,
wANTED-A first class man to repre-
sent a No. l Building and Loan As
ISOLATION In Fort Worth; must come
well recommended, call at ID. l..
Carmlchaels oflce III Main street.
WANTED-Are you catholle7 Are
you unemployed WIN you work for
S1S per week. Write today. ]. X.
Gay, 80 Fifth Ave, Chicago. III.
WANTED-A white girl for general
housework. Mrs. II. ii. Lewis, GA
Royal avenue.
WANTED AT oNcE-Two SOLICITORS
for each county In the state; good
pay and steady employment for right
parties Address Texas Central Pub
liahing House, Waco, Tex.
WANTED-A good cook and reliable
servant Address T.. q. McPeaii,
care Plokwiek hotel
sALEsMEN wANrED-or have fine
side line. Bouquet Cigar Company.
Lynchburg, Va
HELP FURN1sHEp--situn pro-
curedi write us Fort Worth Elm
ployment Bureau. 50) Main.
STORAGE.
.s----.a -=--s-----
sToRAGE--1f you store your house
hold goods for the summer don't fail
TO see Il. II. Darrah. Fourteenth and
Rrsk streets. Get prices and inspect
the only first class storage house In
city.
REGULAR storage house for furniture.
pianos. vehicles. trunks boxes. etc.
new rooms: careful moving. packing,
shipping. etc; estimates free. w. p.
Bi1yon & Co. 18th and Huslt
PLUMBERS.
PLuMBER-w. j. Brazil. 1i5 Main.
steam and gas inter- lowest prices.
PLuMBER--J. w. scaborn, 2ii Main.
gas and steam filter; prices moderate.
SAFE DEALERS.
-.<se-s->~---S-~~-->--
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES
II. w Peaks. LOG Houston street.
WANTED--affsCELL
WANTED--Horses 10 pasture. good
grass, running water and shade. Ap-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

FOR SALE OR AsE-iaS5 acres Of
good land. suitable for pasture or
cultivation. fenced and well supplied
with water; In FRO county. Tex,
for sale or lease. Apply 20 II. Peter
son, Paris Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

WANTED = Pneumatic sarety; good
condition; cheap for cash. John.
Gazette.
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w. H. bowman. Levi Walker.
BOWMAN q WALKER,
ArToRNEYS-AT-LAW,
MONTAGUE, TENAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

WANTED--Job Press. good second
hand quarter medium press, Address
stating price, Printer. care Gazette.
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

g. r. FARRAR.
LAWYER AND NOTARY,
WANAlIACHin, TENAa.
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HAY BALE TfI1s-O. X. Harry Iron
Works, Dallas. Tex. manufacturers.
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wANTED--Horses 70 pasture. good
grass, running water and shade. APP
ply TO X. c. Mckee. 5ii East Third
gtrQet
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Fort Worth and Denver City Rail-
way Company vs. A. r. Whitehead APP
plicatlon for writ OF error; The appli-
cation 20 set aside the judgment did
not show sufficient diligence and was
properly overruled. although wrong
reason may have been assigned for
the ruling. and for this reason the APP
piioatlor for writ of error will be over
ruled. Stayton, G, j.
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BEAzLEy 8 HENLEY,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS.
Information free, Brownwood. Tex.
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]. II. Frost ID. q. Hunt.
FROST & HUNT.
ATToRNEYS-AT-I.AW.
EAsTLANp TENAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES
II. W. Peaks. LOG Houston street.
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FOR SALE-A frst-class stock or gro
ceries, with fine line OF customers
attached The best stand In the city
Owner wishes to engage In other
business. Address No. 900, Gazette
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If You Desire

To buy any thing II
will pay you to stimu
late the largest com.
petition for your trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

FOR sAl.E--New delivery wagun, horse
and harness, gentle. good driver. y.
+. Hood, siO West second street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

FOR SAI.E-The oldest
and best paying newspaper and Job
office in South Texas Is for sale Mt
sacrifice. III health OF proprietor is
the only reason for offering the plant
for sale Terms very liberal. Nd
dress ! Mean Business. care Fort
Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

VANCE, NaS,ad e''Ng r n,a AZ, S'' weSt
weatherford street Tel lSl
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REGULAR storage house for furniture.
pianos. vehicles. trunks, boxea. etc.
new rooms: careful moving. packing,
shipping. etc; estimates free. w. =.
Bi1yon & Co. 18th and RuBlt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

WILLIAM @. HENDERSON. COUNSEL
or-at-law and solicitor OF American
and foreign patents. trade marks and
labels. Rooms 20 to %, Norris build
ing, corner Fifth and + streets.
Washington, d. c, Seventeen years
experience. including service In ex-
aiming corps. u. 8. patent Office.
Send sketch OF model for report as
TO patentabinty. Correspondence In
vlted Mention the Fort Worth Ca
zette.
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PLuMBER-W. ]. Brazil, 1i5 Main.
steam, and gas inter- lowest prices.
PLUMBERS. W. Gcaborn, 2i1 Main.
gas and steam after; prices moderate.
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SALOON FOR SAI.E-A saloon IN a
fioWlahing Western Texas town; do
Ing a splendid, quiet business, fne
has fixtures. Address Saloon, Fort
Worth. Tex, care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-21

FOR sAl.E--For cash y slo.5o0 Interest
in three lumber yards. located In
three different towns III Texas, each
town having from 1000 10 5000 inhab-
itants Party desires to go out OF
business on account Of III health.
Address or call on w. II. Sawyers.
over First national bank, Fort worth.
Tex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10
TIE sLorrRx.
suFKnoa couEr-KoUfrY DEPARTMENT, Lang
Il

suFKAIon CouRr-KoUfTY DEPARTMENT, LAH0.
LEY. ].
MacDougali-Eouthwic wick Company "
Bsnnstt-Huli Compsny-Dsmurrsr % .
petition for . receiver: sustained.
William s. Creation VI G. N. Anderson
-Decrss for plaintiff: granted.
H. 4 Parker ". +. c. Nartindals-Find-
City OF Seattle W. James Parke Of a..
consolidated cases -Judgmsnt for costs;
signed.
Frank Sale ". John McCann-Findings
and decree for plaintiff; signed.
G. 4. Cutting W Rainier Avenue Rail-
way Company-Pstition for restoration Of
WAGES: Get for April l3
missioner Of public iands-Demurrsr over
ruled temporary injunction allowed.
A. n. Brooks ". Ekookum Manufactuf-
Ing Company-On trial.
CIVIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.
John Gay ". West Street 4 North End
Railway Compsny-Jusy verdict for de-
Dsztsr Horton -. II. l. Thsmas-Jury
verdict for 4l95 in favor Of plaintiff.
Columbia 4 Puget Sound Railroad Com
pany Va Day Bros.-Aosaon for . nom
Robsrs Kc.h VI. cisk Of BalIard-De-
signed.
State W. Samuel Murphy Of al.-Tims to
file exceptions extended.
g. Brodeck st ii. Va George w. Furnum
ct ai.--On trial.
PHoDATx pxFARrMESf-LAHoLEY. J.
Insanity Of Mary 8. Ericsson Decree Of
commitment; signed.
Estate OF Mary N. Visis-Pstition for
letters Of administration; filed.
State Of Washington W. N. II. Mclean
.-Demurrer for information ovsrruled.
State W. A. Hall Senior Defendant
pleads guilty.
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reiatfnr sslsiv - rn>.sscrs ...s.s..
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courts shouId nat - srvcrSa .. vi, ~
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MAXINE xEwA

SAn FRAScrsco. April a--Arrived :
Schr Parkersburs. Coquiile rivers Gen.
Fairchild. Dcrarted-Sss Columbia, As
toria: Colon, Panama and way poets.
Cieared-UmatiIia. Victoria
AsToRIA. Apru a.-Arrived-Peterbo
ough. Sailed, Stn-Pierrs Corasills,
Queenstown
:. CIALLAH Bar. April Ain port nh
kennebec. for San Francisco.
PoAT HApLocK. April 9--SAiied, It'll.
u. GrifIith. San Francisco.
sAs PEpRo. April 0.-Sailed. sth--Wa-
chusett. Nanaimo.
TACOMA. April a-AFrived- t1athefef
PoKT TOWNSEND. April a-FSpecial.l--
Arrived--Br sh Eastcraft at Victoria from
Honolulu, for orders; bk Gathersr, from
San Francisco. for coal. Sail tomorrow
Bk Wilma. from Nanaimo, with coal, for
San Francisco; hk w. w. Grape tows to
Tacoma tomorrow TO load . foreign cargo
Of lumber.
Notice has been received that the bu.
reau of navigation has assigned the Official
number Il, 10 TO the steam schooner juan
ia Of Seattle
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8&8V rhers = snsy eae hesa ~
Q0Renafa grefng E<dsrsnee. u b
Hn5ae's tete-y ts@peund
MEDICINE ~ u khe hesf isN1scSne AnA
tAs ssss pe0pae IN seattle
oxt 4.
STEWART Z HOLMES DRUG c0NP~Y.

u 8 per cent and 10 reduce shs rste On eli
ensuing contracts 10 per csns. q the date
Of The nexs raymsns Of annual interest.
provided 10 per cent Of unpaid balance a
pr5cciral - paid at that time This b .
rsduction 81 per cenS in the fats ofintsr-
ct q nearly 81. S00, ON
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1relgAs nasss % casifar.,. CT

1relghs RAtss 60 casifaraia C~A
CnlcAso. April a-Ths Atehison road
today announced that on oil commodities
for California Il would make the same
RATES from Chicago - are INSIDE from New
York By the steamship lines or the South
orn Pacific Sunset route via New Orleans.
This reduces rates on commodities from
Chicago TO California about Is per cent.
All the Chicago Wssssrn roads viii mak
the same rSses.
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Nh. Mclean will have to stand srfai
ON the charge of registering frandnsensiy
e.fors the last easy election. He svore
then before the city CLERK, the information
charges. thai be had never been oonvieieo
of an infamous crime. when the rseeFSs
show that he was several yeaEs aGo con-
virsrd in the United States district court
of spbornstion OF perjury. NeLeans a.
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wArE. FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Clan Mcdonald brought Ia
dtty -dvs tons OF hay aud twenty i've tons
OF produce from the Skagit river yesterday.
Bark Topgailant has discharged her
ballast and Is now taking . cargo Of coal
at the Oregon improvement Company's
bunkers.
The new fishing schooner Annie n.
Nixon, Of Anacortss, built st Ballard and
rugged q Tacoma, 10 mOorsd at the Ocean
dock. She 10 . trim looking craft.
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~ VWooeo oo0 leo Uou0oro oote1Io9
Disagresmeuts In CsurG.
A big suit for damages against the con.
tractors Who built the three. story brick
block at the northwest corner Of South
Third and Warrington street. over dis
agreement - TO the farms Of the contract,
10 on trial in Judge osborn's court This
Is the building which in the summer OF
1850 fell down when almost completed
and caused great excitement on the streets.
In shs spring Of 1880 @. Bfodsk and John
6chlesingsr, who are the PLAINTIFF In the
suit now on trial. Leased the ground from
Robert Abrams and ies the contract for
building the block to @. w. Farnum,
w. G. Ststson and G. r. Rsitse. for $25,-
ss7. Tho building Was TO b completed by
July I. $780, Il was finally completed
several months later. having bssn delayed
q great deal BY its having fallen down
from IN alleged defect In the foundation
or materials. Then some dif3culty arose
about pay msnt Of the contract price and
the upshot of II Was that the owners Of
the building brought the present suit
They ailegs that the building was not
completed Tor three months and twenty
days after July 1. 1890. and that rs they
had rented the building in advance they
lost several thousand dollars In rents;
that tho building WAS buiIt above the
grade Of Washington street and rendered
inaccessible; that several large pillars were
set In the basement. rendering IL undssir-
able. and that poorer materials than those
specified were used throughout. They
want uses damages on all these &C.
counts.
The defense OF the contractors II that
the cwnsrssfof The building put In the
found alton. but had piles driven % nsgii-
gently that one Of the big iron pillars
siippsd OF Of . pier built on them. and al
lowed the whole rear end Of tho building
to fall. They also claim that instead Of
the owners having paid nearly the full
contract price they have paid bat about
$40 600. and have refused TO pay for
extras they ordered and which made the
building cost over $4,000. They claim
that the owners waived their claim for
DELAY in construction and consented to
Pillars being placed IN the basement.
The fact that the basement was full Of
posts did not prevent avaricty theaser
from occupying IL - soon - II vas con-
Melted and now.
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A. Hall Senior. the Insurance. clerk,
who, IL VAS alleged. forged the nrrn sigma
ture OF Spencer. Zwlck 4 Van Wyck to
check for ss36s. last week and sno Vas on
the same day committed 20 the eounsy
,aii 90 await trial after having waived
preliminary examination, yesterday
pleaded guilty to the charge In Judss
Humss' court, and viii be ssnssncsd to-
day possibly. The sentence viii probably
4 z~As
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The IS. 600 damage suit of John Gay. q
Dor II yesrs old, by guardian AL litem.
against the West Street & North End
Electric Railway Company. was yesterday
dismissed by Judge Osborn on account of
the failure of the eoy and his guardian 10
prosecute. the case having been settled
ont of court. The boy was struck BY car
on September ~. 1891. and severity in
fured. IL Was alleged In the complaint
that he Was knocked down and dragged
SO feet. fractnring his skuil and hruising
him. The corporation claimed that he
was not 80 badly hurt. and that beside he
had been negligent in getting on the
track
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one might - well try to stem the RAPIDS
Of Niagara as 10 expect perfect health
while scrofuloas faint exists in the
h.ood. Through il alternative and purify.
ing properties Ayers Sarsaparilia removes
every vssage of serofuloas poison from
ann hissaA
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Or. Prices Cream Balking povdee
Wesld's Felf highest Award.

Supervising Inspector John Bsrming-
ham, who has been In this city for the
past week. returned to San Francisco yss-
terday. He examined Capt Al Stream. OF
South Bend, for the position OF assistant
local inspector OF huiis IT Seattle and
will recommend his appointment
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SALE OF PUYALLUP LANDS.
Ouly Tifteea Isdtaa oignasupes Nov
Required to Authorize IL.

J. J. Anderson, chairman of the Puyal.
lup Indian reservation commission sent
out by the government, was in the city
yesterday. He says that before the end Of
next week permission will probably be OBJ
tanned from = majority of the Indians for
the sale Of the school, or. more properly,
agency tract. which IL located directly op-
pos,te Tacoma and includes 600 acres Of
valuable land.
Considerable trouble has been expert
enced IN obtaining the signatures Of the
Indians to the document granting power
of sale, but these obstacles have been over.
come. and now only twelve or fifteen sig.
natures are lacking. When the fifteen
signatures are obtained . majority Of the
Indians will have given their assent
Mr.. Anderson says the land will be sur.
veyed A. soon ~ possible after the Indians
give shsir assent 70 the sale, and then the
commission viii, send its report to Wash
ington City. What plan will be adopted
regarding the sire Of the lots has not been
decided upon.
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The steamer Wiilapa viii leave Yesler's
dock ai y m. Friday, April Is, for
ouillayuss and way porta.
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The following new suits wers dlAl
In the superior court yesterday: +.
Charles Greenfield et NIX ~ 1homas
Gowen y al.-Huit % foreclose real estate
mortgage for 81. %
Nancy n. Bogart ". q. w. Ward Of nx.
Suit 70 forecloss chattsl mortgage for
$3.50
Mrs. =. G. Perry ~ George i. Meyer et
ux.-6uit to fofscioss real estate mortgage
for s. COO
Rohert Kosh ". City Of Ballard-Suit 70
recover t444A 10 damages BY change at con-
tract.
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George Bartlett. one of the proprietors
NJ the Prairie saloon at Black Diamond.
over which the entire town Is in q tur-
MOL, yesterday came down 90 Seattle and
swore out a warrant fer the arrest OF Tim
oshy Morgan. his landlord and Mrs. Nor
gan, on a charge OF uniawfully withhold
ing possession Of leased premises He
was anxious 20 have Prosecuting Attor-
nsy Miller evict Mrs. Morgan, who has
set up housekeeping in the saloon, At
oncs. but Mr.. Miller feosned on the
proposition and told him TO get the justice
NJ franklin TO issue the warrant. But
Bartlett Was anxious TO have . Seattle
warrant tor some reason and, Justice
Caldwell having refused TO issue one, he
went to Justice Humphrey. The latter
Vas also unwilling at first, bat when
Bartlett promised 20 par all costs II the
prosecution shonl prove malicious, the
warrant MAS at last obtained. Dsputv
Sheriff Jack Mcdonald, la bandit garb.
left for the frontier yesterday afternoon to
serve the warrant and keep peace ct ..the
Diamond"
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The Nottingham spring handicap stakes.
10. o., sovereigns. for S-year-olds and M.
ward. q straight mile, wss woa by nan
Coopsr'a Juvsasa. 5 years; A. u. Csschran's
Ergosine. years. second. sir j. BiGndell
Aanses' Meteready. 5 years. third
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Railroad and cerperasion nssss.

George ". Willard has been appointed
commercial agent for the Wisconsin Gen.
trail lines for the Pacific North west. and
will have his headquarters in Seattle.
r. b. Wakeman. general superintendent
OF transportation for ths Great Northern
railway. arrived in Seattle yesterday and
is visiting with County Clerk Gordon. at
f2oi Marion street.
c. r. Huntington has instructed the
land department Of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company TO reduce the rate OF
interest on ali land sales hereafter made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

Flowers ara cheaper than ever and bet
ter at Warrington Floral company's. sos
Second street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

Take State of Washington for Wha.eora,
See new time card, raeeT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-10

MILWAUKEE. April 9.-Ths investigation
Of Judge Jenkins BY congressional CON-
mittee consisting OF Boataer. of Louisiana:
Terry. OF Arkansas, and w. A. Stone, OF
Pennsylvania, was begun today. He IL
charged with oppression Of Northern Pa
cifie employees in his famous injunction of
December last. Chiefs Clark aud Sargent
testified today. and Chiefs Arthur and
Ramsey will go on the stand tomorrow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-23
THE LOSS OF THE MONTEREY.
The Story of the Collision as told by the
Crew.

Messrs. Orne and Webber, who were
saved when the Monterey of this port
was run down in the Bay of Fundy by
the steamer Yarmouth, arrived in Bos-
ton Wednesday night. They tell thrill
ing story of their escape and OF the death
Of Capt. Condor, of the lost schooner.
the schooner, small fisherman of 80
tons burden, owned by W. S. Jordan of
Portland, was bound to her port with
55,O 900 Holsters aboard. When miles
westerly three quarters south of Var
mouth light, all hands were on deck
busy with fog horns, Orne was at the
wheel and the captain forward. A steam
er was heard to the windward, and
moment later she crashed into the frail
craft just forward of the fore rigging
and cut her completely in two. Orne
and Webber jumped into dory and the
two men were let down into the rough
sea. They managed to keep afoat until
picked UP by the steamer.