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The Washington times., 1894-12-01
uEFsIR pEgcRTyINATroN.

IN communication to TIE TIMES. Mr.. G.
p. Hemingway inquiries why delinquent taxes
cannot be collected from street car companies
in the same manner that they are enforced
from hackmen. In the one case, he says,
there must be long and weary court proceed
ings. while in the other a policeman collars
the offender and takes him into court, where
he is made to pay not only the tax. but fine
besides. Our correspondent thinks this is a
ease Of fsvoritism before the law.
In principle it is; in fact il is not. The
hackmen is subject to a license tax only and
thus comes within the province OF po-
lice jurisdiction; the railroad corporation
pays a tax upon its earnings and cannot,
therefore, be dealt with as summarIly as
a'cabbie.'
There is, however, as our correspondent
says, an inequality. a fayoritism before the law.
because in principle the delinquent railroad
corporation is Just as guilty in not pay ing its
iust portion toward the support of the local
government as is the cabman in not paying
his dues. Their offending is the same in kind.
though perhaps different in degree.
II may no. be possible to proceed as sum-
marily with the responsible officials Of a rail
Eoad company or with the whole corporation as
il The case OF a cab driver. But some more ex-
pediCious method O. dealing with them ought
70 be found. The municipal authorities
ought 10 have At their command something
more direct than an almost inierminable law
ruit for the purpose Of collecting taxes. Why.
for insta nee. could NOT Congress so amend
She various street railway charters in the Dis
trict OF Columbia as TO make delinquency on
the part Of a corporation in paying its taxes
'ipso facto' wori, forfeiture Of its fran
chise2
one thing IS certain, no corporation, not
even Washington street railroad company,
should be regarded az above the law.
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Live Stock Market

NEW YORK, Nov 3O.-Beeyes-on sale a6 cars.
Market firm; poor to prime native steers, B. 5Oa
525 per 1O0 lbs: oxen, 2OOa4 25: bulls, 2O0a2 60;
dry COWS, 1.75a2S5 European cables quote
American steeys at 9a10% per ID, dressed
weight; refrigerator beefat 634aS4 per 10. No
exports to-day:
Calves-Receipts, $50 head. Firm, Veals
poor to prime, 5 e0a1. so per 100 lbs grassers
2.G0a2 so; Westerntalyes, 250a350
Sheep and lambs-O sale 66 cars or IA 900 head
Dull and 14a3S lower; over 1900 head unsold
Lambs, common to choice, SO0a4 l21S
Hogs-Receipss 10,h0J head Market firm; in
ferior 10 choice, 4. .G0a5 90
CHICAGO, ,Nov.30. Cattle-Trade was slow. 1.-The
market was strong for desirable shipping steers
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Bowling League Meeting.

The special meeting of the District Amateur
Bowling League will be held tonight at 7:30
O'Clock sharp, at Carroll Institute. instead OF
Columbia Athletic Club, as originally ar
ranged.
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The Art Loan Exhibition TO be held in G.
A. r. Hall from the 10th 10 the 18th of De-
cember 10y the lady managers Of the Eastern
Dlspensary for the benefit of that institution
will be one Of the interesting events of the
season. The hest artists of the city have gen
erously consented TO contribute. Among
them are: Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Fisher. Messrs.
Max Weyl L. T. Andrews, Z. C. 1lesser. II.
Hobart Nichols. Carl Wellar, A. G. Heat1n,
i. II. Brooke. Parker Mann, Wells Sawyer
Emil Meyer, Edwin Lemasure. ir.. Robert
Hinckley. II. X. Viele, Mr. Mcdonald. and
the Misses Curtis, Huson. Fanny Burke,
juliet Thompson, Catherine Crichter. Ella
Simms, Marietta Minnigerode, Bertha Han
son. and Bertha Guillaume.
The ladies having charge of the entertain
ment are doing their utmost to make it a sue
cess and kindly ask the patronage Of the pub
lie TO assist in this worthy charity.
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The debut party to be given on the 9th in
slant by Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Steele in
honor Of their second daughter will be at the
house on Lafayette Square occupied by Mr.
Steeles sister Mrs. Morris. This arrange
mcnt has been made as the house is much
larger than the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steele
on Eighteenth street The statement made
that they have leased the house on Lafayette
Square is incorrect.
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Nor until man has gone to a football
game can he appreciate the economy of see
ing seventeen prize-aghts for the price of a
single admission.
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A Cure FOR Rupture.

Reliable, effective and permanent Such
is the ROBERTS PROCESS of treatment
A radical healing effected in every case
undertaken See rs if you're ruptured
Don't be deferred By lack of money Ladies
treated.
National Hernidl Institute.
"fsslnsi0n Braneh l42l @ ST, ,ReFPgP ePP4sJ6s 9obse
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WHILE the Republican caucus in the com
ing Congress VIII be small. it presents. even
70 the uninitiated, beautiful possibilities Of
growth.
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An Easy Position.

Dick-Hello, Jim, where do you work now?
Jim-Work? What yer giyin' US? I don't
work I'm a plumbers helper, am.-Boston
Transcript,
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IT may be that the barge loae Of football
players injured in train collision at Wor-
cester before the game only escaped worse
fate.
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THr Hon. Gas Addicls' Senatorial boom
seems to have tripped up over a few domestic
technicalities
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RED.

Mrs. Charles VI. Thomas and Miss Thomas
have issued cards for atea on the afternoon
OF December 10, from to o'clock, at No.
920 FaFragur Square.
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Mrs Edward McCauley has issued invita-
tions for tea on the afternoon of December
5, to introduce Miss Belle Ragner
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Excursion Rates to Baltimore and Return.

The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round
trip ckets 10 Bait more and return bee. 1 and
9, good to return until the 30 at rate of 81. p
no25 q 29&de1
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TIE sad-tace brigade is beginning to arrive
On town.
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news stands:
American House. eth ST. and Pa ave. NV.
Arlington. The..----.-..ht ave. and II ST NV.
Cochran. The. ----..-----l4 l4fh and y sis nv.
EhItt liouse. .----.-..- 18Th and K SIS nv.
l.laus .............. .aith ana . SIS. NV.
Graham, Cnas H...-----l251 sea st NV
Oueutner, Nelson.-.--.--1ls Z 81. NV.
lHge, l.eEmHnn- 2l53 Pa. ave NV
faal. John w.. 90, e S. NV.
Hau Shoemaker ..--....sth and sts. Sc.
Hamilton, The .l4th nd SITS NV.
Haycs. j. E......-.......306 IL St NV
hodges, r. b. III B q. ave DIV,
johnson Hotel. l..-....-...I J., j and sts. NV
JUvct. 4. ~. .I5t5 Pa. ave. Nv.
AlUcalrHn. b E---------auS 4-iA 81. NV
Lacey. john f........... .G09 5Ih ST uw.
Ia sorm ns s.-.....-..-l5 and SIS NV.
Lmden, Joseph E.-----.5s. sth ST Sc
Lindef, 81 Ill.,. ...--..-b3i = 81. NV
Li.l, FRANK .--.. 10 II sl. re
liveEuOre VI. E......-.ls LIST and ID SIS NV.
aioanuai,l. John .G-z3 & 81. NV
MoropotolitGn Hotel Pa. ave and 9th ST. NV
RsOQre, .. y ...--..--... 3oS Stll 81. NV.
Ncrcoe. EDWARD L -. AZ 18TH ST NV
1.UuIO, IS. N- N-.--....-.---- GO : O. eve Sc.
National otel..........6th s.. and Pa ave. NV.
OreIn, jane H--.-.-.-. 80 Pa ave NV
1Oyutun, .. ohm S--..---.. .tit5 = --tn ST. NV
I.aEdsl. T. L.............fth and East Cap sts
Eicgs LoUse....--..--...l'th and SIS NV.
ScAultz, g. i..........-.--i -i5I Pa ave NV
Nlll.liZ. .H. y tl.-.-..-- -fi3 II 81. NV
she cham. Iae.-- $1,000 lail tGd SIS
Sni.h. G. b.. ..........4ih and u sis nv.
Stct mems. ...--..-..--- 1901 .2d 50. NV
Stevens. N. y ......-. ll3 stA ~ nw.
81 Janes Eotel.. .G.h s. ana Pa. ave nv.
Thornton. George T....5l6 stL ST. se
Trumrln, ID M.....-.-..5g7 Pa ave. Sc
DnicH eTs CO.---.--.--R. r. and q. \. X. Depot
Tulon News C0......-...B and r. 4. r. Depot
Wagner. n. @. 4, :. E----s22i NJ 81. NV.
Weber, George H..--.-.-3ae Pa. ave Sc.
Nhi.gl aud. r E...-.-..;5fl lth 81 NV.
willard ilotel. ..-.-..... .14th ST and Pa ave. NV.
Normley Eotel-.-.....l 18th and II sts NV.
The Washington times., 1894-12-01

Mrs. r. C. Johnson. ST.. has issued cards
for tea at O'Clock on the afternoon of the
10th instant
The Washington times., 1894-12-01
vew WORK stock Fxcboro.

Furnished by Silsby ~ Co. bankers and
brokers, metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street. opposite Treasury, Washington. d. c.
The Washington times., 1894-12-01
Chicago Grain and Produce Markets.

Furnished by Silsby s. Co, bankers and
brokers, Metropolitan Bank Building, Fifteenth
street, opposite Treasury, Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1894-12-01
washineton stoek Exehange.

First regular sale on Sugar, s4Li.
Opening sales, S5 to 81
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES
can be obtained daily and Sun
day at the following hotels and
news stands:
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Mrs. William A. Gordon has issued cards
for the debut of Miss Gordon at q tea from I
to o clock on the afternoon of Thursday,
December 13, at No. 6 Cooke Row.
The Washington times., 1894-12-01

Mrs. Garden is in the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Badger, at her home on Twentieth
street.
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WASHINGTON. D. C, DECEMBER l, 1894
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Mrs. Harrison is the guest Fof her sister.
Mrs. Todd. at the latter home on Twentieth
street. Miss Todd is visiting Lieut.. Todd at
West Point
The Washington times., 1894-12-01
We proclaim it!
and it's irrefutable--

We have the highest grades of merchandise the
world produceS-and no house in America does
or can name lower prices than we do
The Washington times., 1894-12-01

Miss Emory is visiting Mrs. Weightman
while awaiting the return of her neither and
sister from Cazenoyia. where they are visiting
Dir and Mrs. Fairfield Carpenter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
HAVE THEY CAUGHT BILL eOoxp
a nuMoR THAT me- mas nrnS
DnoUeiIr HERE.
Word Received mt 81. Louis That
the Noted Train Robber Had neen
Arrested and Was TN tho rert
worth jail.

"A telegram was received hero from
st. Louis last night stating that Blu
Cook had been arrested at some point
not named In the dispatch and brought
TO Fort Worth to jail. He was not In
the Tarrant county JAIN when inquiry
was made there at an early hour this
morning. Possibly he may have been
captured and may now be ON his way
to Fort Worth. 1t is known here that
officers have been keeping sharp look
out for him rcoently and expecting an
other train robbery. In which event they
expected TO bag him. Captain Mepon-
aid has had Sergeant sullivan and his
squad OF Texas Rangers detailed eaps-
clally 10 hook after Bill Cook and It may
be he has at last overhaulcd him.
There was no unusual stir at the
sherlfrs office last night and nothing
TO Indicate that they had heard any
such startling news. From the secrecy
which they have observed Of late. how
ever. 1; would be difficult 10 learn any
thing from that quarter IN case OF such
an event, But even though the sheriff
Is performing his duty or official rct-
cencc with such hcroism, It Is safe 10
say that n Bill Cook Is brought TO Fort
Worth somebody will know IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
FOUNDRY MEN no MEET.
They VIII Discuss Trade Matters
To-day.

Dallas, Tex, Dec. ia state con-
vention or tho foundrymen OF TeNna
has been called 10 meet In the rooms OF
the Dallas Commercial club at 10
O'Clock u. m. tomorrow, The call says
the meeting is for the purpose OF dis
GUESSING and 10 take action upon mat
tiers or vital Importance 10 the foundry
business OF this state.
The following " included IN the call
!. II In wcll-knpwn that the cN-
brilliant freight rates on raw material,
viz. pig iron, coke and merchant iron,
makes IL impossible for Texas foun-
dries TO secure contracts OF any mngni-
tude IN competition With the established
foundrlea OF the north, whom these ma
torlals can be shipped from the FUR
nacus In Alabama for about ono-thirl
OF the rate to Dallas, nertly the Same
distance, The railroads Will have their
representatives there, and we believe.
by making the fight collectively. stat
ing the Facts IL their true light that
we VIII be able TO get fair rates.
2. The penltentlary question has been
a bug" TO us for some time, taking
from IS to 20 per cent OF the legitimate
trade belonging to the various foundriea
In the region where they enter into COM
petition, II ls well known that Tits
question has been agltated IN all other
states, and In each instance thoy hnyo
had TO Withdraw state labor where II
enters into competition With free labor.
3, a suitable mechanics lien law will
be considered for adoption.
Z. An understanding as 10 better
pricee for our work Ia OF mutual linz
portance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Glasgow. Dec. 10 Arrived: Steamer
Ccrcan, Philadelphia, via -. Johns.
N n,
Liverpool, Dec io.---Aigiyed. Steamer
ONO. Philadelphia.
Gibraltar. Doc. ip.---Arrived. Steamer
krown Prince Frederick wilhelm, New
York, for Naples
New Orlehpa. Cleared; Anlaennd Be
Ike. III Paso. New York. dracIa. Liver
pool.
Port isads. Arrived; Trnento (sp),
Cartier, Liverpool: Architect. from Mae
clio, Morgan. staples. nluonelds; nj RIO
Quick, New York; uitnochlei OIr,),
Harrison. Vera Cruz, Kniokorbockar,
HalHcy. New York.
Sailed John Wilson, Biucncids; Mara
pose. Liverpool; Newport Now York
DraronH, Bremcu; bark Nanny, Oporto.
schooner Ida G. s1uthnrd, Boston.
Noto-The Morgan line steamer lil
RIO, Captain Quick. arrived today.
breaking an previous records between
this city and New York She made the
run from wharf 10 wharf In foir days
thirteen hours and thifty-nve minutes;
from bar 10 bar Ia four days, flve hours
and twnnty-nlno minutes. beating tho
~ sol'e record one hour and forty-one
minutes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
onsrnnrnnors rnIsoNnns.
Causing the JniIcr Of Navarro coun-
~ Trouble.

Corsicana. Tex. Dec. is.-The prison
ers ei the county jail made life miaer-
able for tho Tailor Monday night and
Tuesday. and for those living in the
neiGhborhood of the Jail, keeping up
Il terrible noise, kicking against the
iron bars. singing and hallowlng, The
Tailor being alone. he let them keep
1t up through the night, but when
morning came he let them out IN tho
run-around, thinking that with Il it,
tie exercise they would be willing 10
behave themselves. but when he went
to feed thcm, three OF them. Llge Bee
son, Jim and Tom Murphy refused 10
50 back Into their sells, and dlspned
the right OF the run-sround with tho
Tailor. and no was compelled TO call in
two policemen. the phcrlf. county mt
tornoy ana county judge to assist IN
putting tho men back into their cells.
Jim and Tom Murphy ars charged with
murder. and had their bonds fixed,
but failed TO make them, and tho jail
or thinks they are getting desperate.
Jim Murphy tore a cell door OF It's
hinges some weeks ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

that wished they could have succeeded
COG wnon Il came TO making meal
Oh .he Innocent little awrO,ncHsen,
The marching aud dancing by tho
children was excellent, and the music
FURNISHED weR IN keeping with the rust
Of thu program.
Tho ladioa never looked rweeter IN
their lives, and " roai fairies could
have looked any swoeter, then the next
Wish OF our lives would be To take
LOOK In that direction The iilk8 have
scored another success nnd the entire
audience went away satisfied with the
looks. antics and performing OF an pNr-
Elephants, II y nothing but right that
q word of praise be given Miss Lizzie
Burke aud Mrs. II. IL. Mcnufe for
carrying ont their parts ipat night,
Mi9s burke had been indepOfod for
several days suffering you might my
pain, tho doctor Ind been wnrlinH un
her throat no ~ 70 have her ready to
take part In tho performance, Mrs
McDuiiie had been In brd an day ana
had sent word that N possible rhe
would be there, Last night every mem.
Der OF the cast, including the two sick
memhcru showed up on tme and the
play went on smoothly IN IL nothing
had happened II was Jolly time. aud
those behind the scenes hRdfncnrly us
much run ~ those In the audience.
Tile little children behaved like nnRela,
aud when their timr camn they won't
upon the stage aud acted like reEu.
lara Professor Erhnrt certainly de.
hervcs credit FOR the oarnostnesa and
cloclcworlt movement that characterized
this play.
jake Mlnocr md John Palmer fur
nlhhcd smiles to order, though Jake
walked OF with Johns shirt In full
Wow " everybody. But Jaltc'H a kind
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Tho Senior Literary Society, consist.
Ing OF the members OF the aonlur class
OF the Fort Worth high school, viii
giye an entertainment tomorrow ovcn-
Ing. The following WIN be the pros
gram.
song--"The Spinning Whecl".....
Misses Cox, Burhrldge. Paddock,
Haas. Martin. Mnodaon.
IInnay--"A Fnvoflte Character From
Tayorite Author" $40. ...,,,
..,..... -. -. ,..Annis II. Wagner
RecltAtlon---''L Lady clare"..,. 49,.
SEQ, 80. =. -. -, Lorenn II. Blair
Instrumental Soio-"Thc Spinning
Wherl"w. n,a. Abby ", JobnAton
Recital lon--"Jes' FOR chrlatmns' e..
..,..,,. -, 49,. Mildred v nennd,t
Glass Prophecy, .,.,.....i Lola nlnyon
bolq--"rhe Garden Of slecp',...s..-
.s-,,..t. .s.... ,.s''. '.t.s.MHty 'os
OrRtion--"pugh", ......s.klrk HOLLAND
l,endinR Selected. 49,. Edith Caston
Violin et.-"Aiiillnrd's Return" u.
... Norma and Patti iuibrldgc
Igaany--"A Dude From New York
Travels IN Texas Max X. Mayer
Duei.-"Loa HylphaR' mod. .,..,r Is
Annie vanzandt and Alberta
Trplctt,
nsaay -. -. -. ,.Gctn Meraddeu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Is SIDE pepperln o. do IS Use. An
drascoggln 90 do II $50. Pcpperili
io-i brown shee,tng. Is s.ac. Andros-
cQggin 1914 do IA i-fc. Cords a. c. u.
uclines. \ i-Sc, Coriln Il. 4. ss-lnch
neklngs, $ Use. Thorndlke O o decking,
! lsSe, Thorndii1c Il. 5. tlciSirgs, 4 sac.
Swift river tickInga. los Thorn Ike
lSo hiue fancy ticking. &c Warren FAM
~ sateen book fold ticldngs, i-sc.
MIA carscts. 1-eo. RociSport corset
Jeans. a lisa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
KNOWLEDGE

.nnes comfort and improvement aud
|ls 10 personal enjoyment when
E.,ly used. The many, who live bet
nan Others and enjoy life more, with
Expenditure, by more promptly
,puly the worlds best products TO
Il ssSas Of Physical being, will attest
,, ,nue TO health of the pure liquid
|~aie principles embraced in the
~ Y, syrup Of Figs.
n, excellence is due to its presenting
~ 4 IN, ivfm most acceptable and pleas
$50 .sl.g taste, the refreshing and truly
..lal properties Of a perfect lax
|,s.il,; enectually cleansing the system,
'..lg colds, headaches and feyers
!, Pi..s,lnanenty curing constipation:
4, |, hi'eL satisfaction 10 millions and
y. ~ w. he aprroval of the medical
M T' ;, beeause it acto on Che Kid
! a, . .,r and Bowel. without weak.
.r zen and It is perfectly free from
sg,n S,sleesti,onable substance.
,s; l. tigs IS for sale by all drug
.,,i' rs and 81 bottles, but Il is nan-
y s N.Y. blythe California Fig Syrup
|siss. Whose name is printed ON every
N ny NJ, aaso the name, Syrup Of Figs,
H., y. well informed, you viii not
TAf substitute If ohered-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

eulmlnation OF 'young loves dream"
IN the mafriago Of Mr.. John 1'rlpnet
% MlsR l.ililo hunger at the Methodist
church this evening AT o'clock. Roy.
NJ, McPhrraon, OF the Chriatian church
of WaAahachlo olllelatlnB, Air Trip
pet y ono ot our most popular mer-
ehunta. while HIS bride Ia one OF Inns
ooro's most charming young lndleH.
After tho ceremony all the attendants
and special friends repaired TO the
home OF TIE BRIDES mother, Mira lille
ltunEor on East Film ntrurt whore m
enjoyable reception was held. inter-
sperHcd With music and Witty rehvara-
~ ot tho past With d hountlful supper
az the finale. to speed evnry one with
best or feelings ana l,lndcst of recollec-
lions. Mt and Mrs, Trlppet VIII leave
IN the morning for WnNnhhchio Mr..
Trlnpeta old. home, whore his many
frlcnla WIN tender him with u recogni-
tlon OF their eateem.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

New York. Dec. i9.--superintendent
Byrnes was informed late this after
noon by Assistant District Attorney
Vernon Davis that an Indictment Mad
been nled against Captain sehmittbeF.
ger. He te,rgraphed to the captain to
report at once at police hfadquarters,
seaamlttberger. on appearing betors
the superintendent. was taken itiio cps.
tody by Detective Sergeant Dunn and
conducted 10 the district attorneys
offic..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Nueva Laredo, Mex, Deoi io.--derni-
do gige. the reyolutioniFt extra
dIted from San Antonio. has
boon brought hare and Il u
underetood mat he VIII be Hknt without
the formality Of triui II IA claimed
that his guilt waa fairly established ~
the ertinditlon proceedings. and all
that now rcmaina 10 be done In to carry
tho law IA such cases into offoct.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Iitlle Rocit Ark. Doa l2.--Wlh
Downs. the negro ncourcd ~ ravishins
Polly Bradenbaugh near fiumanervsllo
Sunday afternoon. WAS captured Ia
Van Buren, county to-day and 10 now
IN jaH at MorriliiOn. Tho little girl 10
not dead aa az first reported. THIS nee
ero has been fully identified and will
probably be lynched lo-ntght
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

New York. Dec 1e-'rhe largest sale
OF domestic cotton goods ever made at
Rution took place to-day. 27,OSS pack
ages were sold. amounting 10 about ~
100000 The goods disposed Of com
prised brown cottous, wide nheetings.
brown drills, cheviotz. hickory stripes,
otis checks, gray, calored and fancy
duclta. cottonadee, tlckngs, b'gA.
bleaohed sheetlngs saltacns, corset
Jeans and mapped sheetinss, being the
production NJ Pepperiil Manufacturing
company, Ondroscoggin mills War
rem Cotton mllls, Palmer mills and Cor
dlg milla.
MD Not Presume.
As whole this sale was not mp 10
expectations, as the values realiz'd
were from 10 10 IL IL per cent below
the current az private sales. The at
tendance OF important buyers was very
large. Some styles Of goods did b'tier
than others ns viii be shown by the
following prices; Pcppcrili II, "a brown
cottons. I 2-4c. Ditto 80 inch brown col
tons. be. Pepperiil 1914 blesched sheet
ings, Is IA. Androscoggin a04 do
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

Athens. TEX, Dec. ie.--,A. Tooke,
brakeman on freight train. No. H.. got
hia hand badly crushed while making
coupling and will probably lose ths
uBe OF his hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

corsicana. Tex. Dec. 1s.-H q.
Meiear was elected principal o. the
Third ward school last night by the
eltv council vlce Prof. Stanley resigned,
account Of III health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

san Antonio, Tex. Dec. i9.--rh0 city
council elected Joo Ryan alderman Of
tho Second ward 10 succeed tho Late
w. j.. Smith.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20
ElTIlRY HERBEHT'S LETTER

,-.r,sa HAWAIIAN ooRnE-
nrxcE TO THE SENATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-20

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