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New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS. EN-

WI pONTEKS. AND TIIElW NGENTS, will Nnd ,hr
Offices IN the CABLE BUILDING especially adap''' '"'
their business ..,.
Their already located in The building r'pr'Sy,h,aa-
such interests. with Factories III N"W ,iN'
w-Jrrscy Connecticut Michigan Massachusetts MI
souri, ohio. Illinois. rrnusylvHnla and california me
lines business that these anl other ,naniH represent
ana F~lt Goods. Hats .aps; tothnE 'l1nHs'
Rubber Goods wool Noollcna. Metal Novelties Mill
merry Novelties Jcwelry Fancy Brass fo,is Mlmn,fy
and Leather Goods PocAriboods. brushes Mrrurs. Toilet
Ses suspendcrs Drugs Railway supplies BUILDING Ma
terial Cement etc. ...,., =, ,,,..,,
Rents include ELECTRIC LIGHT STEAM ilENT,
ua. II PASSENGER AMI FiEICHT ELEVATORS.
MAI. CIT TIES JNNITOHS' services iH cleaning
windows. offices. and sllestooms. and receiving and
shipping goods space Tor the slorHr o packages,
csas ctc and an D'hrr g. ue f'und I'm the
latest best Of modern constructed lnsini huldnfs
For uaffiruar. ar.lv T., H. :. BI.hT1iE Treasurer.
or tn the JANIrOK' AT the CABLE BUILDING. Nos.
CIl G3 Gi5 Gi7 Gin AMI G2l Hcladvny New-fork 'ty.
{. 1000 WANTED Second Mortgasc on improved sub
- property. doubl" the c m,ih'd encunl-
Wcstchostcr COUNTY. = minutes walk from
depot Address WESrC ESTER Tribune of"'.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK

f'Itl~if.N ''''-''f''''' 80
IMPORTS 'QL, MLRCIiANDISE At NEW-foRk
ls'3 l~yf
r,r,.,..-ts 81 ~; 2G7 S}sts Gl2 $i.f73. liI
,,.,.il.n,li.. lu4J52p 5.G2J lJJ
tho vecA Sit iGs Si.rc.Ji2
since January I..... ~ ,O7 1ij - j"j ~ as3 10
IMPORTS or SPECIE At NEW YORK.
-. ,,o -o.b sn3a 373 s2iOI~o S233 59i
tnc. I. ,,r,,~, / ..... 81, 80 :Gs 92J 1ly. .lil
EXPOETs or SPECIE At NEW YORK.
1-o- tho vy..,, ..... 81 1OGG>3 S95iGOi5 81 1861
Since January 1........ 3F'@SJ lh'l"'i' "'-l'h'
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
BANKING AND HNA NCI1L.

WHEAT-C CONSPICUOUS ADVANCE PRE-
DICTED.
Our Financial Forecast for this week: THE
Outlook for Wheat" The next forecast: sugar
Refining Stock In 1884,
Bankers, Capitalists. large and small. please
eoud address for prospectus
INVESTORS INFORMATION III NEAL
New-YOrii 30 broadway
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave foot - West i.--st follows 10 minutes
earlier Fyanklln-st: .,, ,..u-
50 A. M daily except sunday FOR Waikiki Valley
r. X sta,ions. MiGdetown, EneLyile. Fasburg IAhey.
CaibOndae Scranton. walton Delhi. sidney, Nor"len.
Utica. Rome. oneida. Fulton. oswes) ,.
3l3 L. NJ. except Suh'tSl SGlNan - ,'NPRrrns IS
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall.
Middletown Ecnylle Mountain Dale. Centreyle. Falls.
Larg IiurleyNie. Liberty Falls Liberty Parksvle. and
Livingston Manor.
T:i5 p NJ daily Middletown Summityllc. rails
burs. Liberty. I.Nlnsstgn Man'- locd1rd Walton sid-
uey. Norwich. Oneida Fulton O.wego
" - T. II daily via y agarl Fails. Reclining chair
car (scats freo) Scw-York to Niagara Falls. Pullman
Sic OSWc.O Arrives Detroit VIZ
% NJ Chicago : 30 a. ST Louis SO p.
Tickets ani Pullman accommodations ut 31i Broadway.
New YORK Company calls FOR ana checks baggage
" j. c. ANDERSON. q. r A..
SO Beaver St. New York
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financial Clcrllons.

MARYLAND COAI. COMPANY.
No / i:iaadWay Nav -Nugs. Jan .hit y, lN9i
vNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Maryland
Coal Company f'r the election ~ President and ten
directors and such other business ~ may be-
the meet VIII De held AZ inc s'npany = office.
No. iroadway. New York on February :" ISL at IL a
Transfer books be closed January 20. at IL III.
and reopen the morning Of February ..
~ H. u. NEDIIAM. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
Du5incss Chances.

NANCFACTI II:KS IMIOKTERS. EXPORTERS ~ ~ l, /,
w THEIR AGENTS VIII ind the offices In IN" NAbbr'
III II.pING csuecll,v adapted for their husineEs
There are located in the Building representa-
tiyos Interests. with FACTORIES IN ~ IN
sol-l Oh, Illinois. Pennsylvania and California me
lines II business these and other tenants represrn'
,r Straw and lelt Goods Hats. caps Clothing, tlaks
Rubber Gods wool Woollens. Metal Novel'ies MILF
u,ry Novelties Ic,,elr, Fancy Brass Goods. Mln,ry
and Leather Goods Iooeibooks. Brushes. Mirrors. Toilet
S,4 S,spond,is Drugs. Railway supplies Buiicing Ma
tsria Cement etc. . .,-.,-
R-nts include EIEcTuc IdGiiT STEAM ,rEn,l HEAl'
VAIL ON 'Tts JANTTORS services for cleaning
,iu,i.ws offices. and salsslooms and receiving and
snpp- goods extra space the storage " packages
ca etc., and ou ther conycnnn :, be found IN the
lafasf AMI modern constructed business buildings
Fr particulars. auply to H. :. BEATTlE Treasurer.
or 2. fh. JANlTOK. ~ the CABLE BIILDING. Nos.
fif Gls 90 Gi7 and c2i Broadway New-Nork city.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
Gclp Uantc0.

xurt WISH 20 employ n good men % make so 70
w 500 a week selling Home Electric Motor. Runs
uacuih.s pruong presses. pumps. etc Every
io1y idigs them. St~ndy employment. Easy SITUATION
and GOOD wages. Address W. l.. HARRISON Il 60,
clerk SO. ~. columbus. ohio
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
DEL. LACKAWASvA AND WESTERN En.
Stations In Neyv-Yor!s foot of barclay and
ChriSfophcr Streets.


yEsTIBUIED lKAi,-. J., Li.utN COtCtES
AJllect route to NlNAEh. 3LOOMriE.A, NON Ni.Aai-
lnE ORAAuEs. summit 1erna.ds.i.le bA.~'.s
kidge, Madison, MorTis;own. Passac, Paterson pyy.-
ton, Dover. StaBnope. III DDS l.AhE. LAhG ftO-
lArCONtf FlckcitstoNn. SCUOOLl.l' > MOI AIN.
Washington PHII.IIPSBUHG. EASIOE. NAlE.N
0AP sTkDUDSBURG. PocoaO Mountains .CltAN-
iANyIiiE. NoKTHI MBE:RLANIl. Siontlose. BlNa'
HAMrON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Mater'Ille, UTICA.
KiCIIFIELD SPRINGS Cortland sYRAcTSE 3s-
WEGO ITHACA OWEGO. ELMIRA. CORNING.
TATH. DANsyltLE, nCFrALo, and and all points
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOCl Nv tS.:o -
600 A M.-BUFFAIo. UTICA. and oswEGQ i. EX.
PRESS Pullman Palace Cars connects at BIit"lo
train Tor Chicago arriving $40 a. nA nexs
.:?o A. M-BlNGIlAMToN MAIL Stops a, principal
100 7. M.-scRANToN. RINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
..,e r + y" SCI AHT0N WirKT;SpARpE and PLYM.
OITU EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
,3O Z. NJ aD1ily' ,Bl FFAIO LINZ TED EHPkf'sS.
Pullman Sleepers. Arrives r, 1iS a. m. ..
600 y. NJ (Daiyp-BUFFAlO. UTICA ana OSWETo
EXPRESS. Pullman Seepcrs ., . :.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~ -
Murrayst ami 42l Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
-. and 9i2 Roadway. ~ West i25th-st 80 columbus:
ave. New York; 333 Washington T.. 80 Futonst and
4 Broadway BROOKLYN Time tables giving fun inior'
nation at all stations. 80 -.
WFSTcOT'T EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
meek baggage from hotel resicnc, TO destination
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia week days. 40 500. 900. 1900.
il;O DINING Car \. NJ. i:aD. 300. 800 Giumet iaIlor
CaD. BOO Dining carr. 1op 7.39 SO T. N, II
night. Sunlay. 40 ~ ~ Dining Can \. NJ.
1870 800 Dining carr 72o = n. ie.'5 night. =
For Baltimore ami WaShlng'' n, "H,s iGNs 300 u 80
dining Csp \. NJ. 30. 300 900 Dining tar .;9p
T. NJ. 1915 night. Sundays. 900 II 80 tpnng carr
A. n. 80 500 dining can. 7a3o T. NJ. ie.l5 n.gl,.
Ticket and parlnr cr seats can br p-a-rei at ia
81 East IAN st. i}i East l25th 81. 26i West l25,h
-. .5 C.lunbus Ave. New York o uft ST. 40 Fr.
ton St. rr"tyn: o. Rraalwar. Williamsburg. Tho
York Transfer Company VIII o0l and check bag
gage from hYi"l 81 r.. lancr - destination.
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Drp GOODS.
Irgal Notices.
l)TBLIC NOTICE.

DTBTIC NOTICE.
Applca,ion having been made TO tGe f,.e,. ~; .,..
,tnrnlsslonrrs the Sta'e u NeW-iofk by the
Nuth Avenue Iallroad company AMI the Meiropolitan
Ratlwny OF the city "t N"w-l urk unn~r
tho PROVISIONS section iuo " the Railroad Law ior
horses u
rii svsf.u, on 50 much az Ninth Avenue Railroad
M lies between 6tth AMI 53l street notice Is hereby
,v.n that hearing the above VIII h" had BEFORE ia.
I,arI a., the rooms OF chamber Of Commerce. %2
N,sstu 81, N,w-Iork tI;y. N Tuesday t.biuary l"'
i.ut ar II "A N CuAS. X. DE FkEESF
i0'r -" - Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-J::RSEY
Mnthracite coal used e-rlusivelv)
-Four tracks. Au'ouatic Iiock signals.
Trains leave station foot of liher'y -.


Tmo 1'oIl, n woo I'01 ! M
For Easton bethlehem. Allentown Mauch CHUNK &a,
81 sO H b.. \ 40 l..r tiHO
Easionl. 80 80 80 n Aren'own p. NJ SgnG-ya
+:3v I5 \. ~. 80. $50 =. ~ .
lpr Wllnesbrrr Il,'-'on and s~ar'o. $50 \. NJ.
i:iO leo. i30 p ". SUNDAYS. 43) A. " .
~ af lp@H' ~ 70 \. VI.
i:lo $50 300 400 So 20 p. VI. 1916 night. sun.
DAYS 4:3O A. NJ 100. 20 20 30 =. NJ l2:i5 night
Fog Haf"-iHrg s-n >a" ?.'n \. ". 10 =.
400 5i5 T. 81. I. Is sht. Sundaya 100 3;3o T. No
1915 night.
For sun'ury. revislurc and Wnamsp2rt ~ 40 800
q A NJ
urlay nigh. Sundays. 7i5 NJ. 73D r II. 1915 nsht
For Ped Bank Long Branch and POINTS .outh % fnlnt
Pleasant $50 SD 1870 \. NJ i:@o - GO 70 Rei
Panic. 3'w. ! ~ ~ - % f'.l Bankl. SD y " Sr--
cay. excep, Ocean Grove and Asbuy Park. 900 A H..
400 T. N.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 S:lj 4. NJ. 10. 3.io 40 +. ".
For Farmingdaia. Toms River. Harnegat PARK ana
Barnegat. 4:3O s:ij \. NJ l:l5. 4.20 = NJ -
Tor Atlantic cry. Vinelani ami Bridget0n f3o A. ~.
1:45 T. ".
For Monmouth rooch. Seahrcht anl Highland Beach.
$50 Sj II 30 4. Il. no ~ 400 i:2o i. ". sra.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
NEST SNNge TAIl.RnAl.

~. Y g. H. r. r X. CO. LESSEE)
Trains leave West 2l st. station New-York, folowa
ana - miuutes earlier from foot FfanNlin-St;
c:IJ 4. M.-Daily FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse. R0ch-
ester. BIWslo Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago: eS-
3IJ u. N.-Daly for Alan'. NJ ntreal tca, syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
cleveland and chicago
S:I5 y. N.-Dany for NhanN ti'a. Syrncise, Koch
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleve-
land and chicago.
,nnlotions amply -iices brooklyn and N"wNork and
~ STATIONS Timetables at principal hotels. For other in
formation address -
Nanderhlt-aye New-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04

The business in State issues comprised Ala
bama Class AZ IS and moderately large saIes
OF Tennessee Settlement IS at 70. There no
sales OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market continued TO be
active at steadily advancing prices. AtclisOn
issues were firm without material change ana
Atlantic and Pacific As We're unusually actlNc
at 4ii4. Erie second consOls opened x per cent
better at Il. but closed unchanged at C612
Louisville. New-Albany and Chicago cOnsOlS rose
2iz per cent 70 97i2. Philadelphia and Reading
issues remained strong. first incomes particularly
being in good demand and ending II per cent
higher at 35 The general As recorded the saile
gain at 72h after sales at 721z. Northern faclHc
issues were dull and irregular with changes In
both directions Of about u per cent San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass as iluciudied between
s. and So and a comparatively large business
closed at 55H with a gain Of the fraction west
Shore IS were HN% per cent higher. Relerehcc
is made TO our fun report of bond sales.
Rates for money were nominal as usual on
Saturday but Il few small loans were made at
per cent.
House $C29 G9J
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
c1os1yG pr1cEs or san FRANCISCO s?'ccKs.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday. February

Saturday. February . p. III.
BY the operations Of the Ncw-York Sub-Treas-
Try in the week ended last night which included
navnlcnts of $3.50 for purchased bonds. the as
sociotod banks lost $13.5l6lO} but Of this amount
sl2.5000OO was deposited In the Sub-TTeasuIy
on account Of subscriptions to the new Govern
nent loan. As these deposits We're made near
the close Of the business week, they counted FOR
little in the weekly bank statement published
to-day which showed an average gain IN cash
Of sS COS 500. The inflow of money from the coun-
try is steadily diminishing in volume. chiefly in
consequence OF the reduction I'm interest on de-
posits made by many Of the city banks. The
changes In the items Of the statement were not
large An increase in loans OF $'1S.sOo was
hopeful sign. but it was only about one-hith ol
the gain in cash. The statement was suihclen'-
ly consistent in its details. The result OF all the
changes was a further gain Of 2,3S0ocO in the
surplus reserve. and the banks now hold IN 'N-
cess of legal requirements SllG23O0o. against SIS
ga 600 in the corresponding week year ago ana
S2344l 425 at the same time in the preceding
year. -.
The following the comparative statements
of January - and February 3:
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.

The activity In the Stock market was CoilIlIltu
generally to the industrial shares. and the trans
actions in American Sugar Refining were nearly
one-haR Of the total business The stock rose
about per cent OH buying that seemed TO be
chiefly for the short account. II was reported
however, that a small speculative pool hdd been
formed. based the assumption that the Sen
ate was not likely II reach a conclusion on the
tariff bill in several months. II was argued
that even If 1t approved finally the House bill
there would be many opportunities Tor plohtabc
turns in the stock. Among the other industrial
shares Chicago Gas was strong IN the early
dealings, but ending at It's first price. gained
only u per cent while National Lead rose =
per cent and maintained the improvement. In
the railway list the Granger shares We're at
first inclined to be heavy but after the publica-
ton of the ST. Paul earnings for the fourth
week Of January they rallied 10 their opening
prices and suffered only slight losses. The
St Paul statement was not favorable, Of course.
but the decrease regarded as something
less than had been expected. II should be Ie-
membered. however. that the week this year
had one working day more than the correspond
ing week last year In general, the market
closed strong. but in most Instances the carly
declines were not fully recovered. and final
changes were usually small and Insignificant
declines.
There still no transactions in Govern
ment bonds at the Stock Exchange. but the
market was fairly steady. although bids for both
classes Of As were lowered "a per cent.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
Dipi0rn0 Notices.

TIE IRON CAR EQUIPMENT CO.
Special = per cent Car Trust Oblgatiph4
-OI.D BONDS. ~
4 PAYMENT of $500 per Bond VIII be made
= February 9TH. 1896 at the Central Trust IohPihy'
G. Presentation Of the july lst 1893. coupon
NEW-YORK NArIONAL EXcHANGE BANko,
NHW-YORk. January ION. ~.
T \ MEETING Of the Directors OF ihls
: Bank. hcld TO-DAY. a somannual diviicnI ot three
per declared. payable on and after Feb is,
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT

The reciDts from customs reported from
Washington to-day were $37J,5l1; from internal
revenue, 1862 .443. ana from miscellaneous
sources s123S23 The Treasury received $333,2OO
National bank notes for redemption. and the re-
ccipts on this account for the week ended to-day
amounted to $20OS, ,2G0. To secure National bank
nofe circulation it holds $2O3Ci4JOO In these
bonds:
Currency ~ ,rS s
@ & p p% haIf per cents extended at per % 10000
Bouds deposited for circulation during the
week SlG7 500: bonds held TO secure circulation
withdrawn $222 800; National bank circulation
outstanding Currency notes $2OIIil2sO' Rold
notes 500 III: against which the Treasury holhS
80, 494 137 lcgal-tcnder money for the Tedelnp-
lion Of surrendered circulation.
In London British consOls remained unchanged
at 9s 1916 for money and 90 for the account;
Tho Bank of England gained further ilS.OoO
buIl,on on balance In the open market money
was again easier at per cent for 9lscouh,s'
Lnt extremely firm at 1iAM2 per cent Tor bank
orc, balances Bar silver was a shade lower
,t 20 7-161 an ounce. and the market was
nuoted fat American railway shares were duil
u1 trrcoular St Paul declined y per cent
and Louisville and Nashville nearly as mucn
hmt New-Yorli Central rose z per cent. At
I,oria French 3 per cents rallied 2212 centlmeS 10
az 71Ih The weekly statement OF the linp'Ilai
panl Of Germany showed an increase In specie
Tn a private dispatch from London II is an
,,ounced that the infringement SUIT on Inc phono-
"y'rb and graphophone patents was decided
this morning in the High Couri o. ,naice,! ie .i
tnTorn Tustices Kennedy and Day In favor of the
Tdison-Hell Phonograph Company on all points
and all claims sustained.
rbo Following table gives the current i"Hta-
unrs of CITY bank stocks. together with their
oar value and latest sales:
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
New-York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company.

~, 81, ,,. above issue. should he deposited with US
oo nursuaut to the plan Of FeoFglnizaiion copies
of which may be had at our once cn
o' WIN" DRENEI MORGAN & GO.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
WIN. J. BR0ADWELL,
BANKER AND BROkER,
Ill nIiOADM NN.

Buys aul sells commission Stocks ana Bonds. either
for each ul uHr,ln. AMI deals IN
HGGH-GKAuE INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Large loans negotiated.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04
The following are the comparative statements
,f January - and February ):

Jan. - Feb J l'Irr'n''N
roons .....st stlS Il SilH so so Inc. S1jN:"p
Srsci. ,.. I2G s.5 ~. .J5s. luc. 2G'-S l'D
aea,arlers .. 1900. l2UOlb.2 2,O Inc. 3i1 f'o
DEPOSITS .... 5416'i+ 400 55l SOS 40 Inc All 80
Circulation ........ 12G11.2pO II GO2%O Dec - '"o
The following shows the relation between t"e
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates:
Specie S95 500 Sl29 SIS 900 Inc. 81 cG} l"p
Iexal-tendcrs .... 1ieo1O~D l4oVlDZ'b Iht %" f''
Total s2i5 9GC S2'o o5751oo Inc $500 800
acainst deposits 1856 e23 coo 1s7o52 Inc. o2s 800
Surplus SIo9Oi3OoO Sill .G23oo Inc S2'soov'
The Clearing House statement was as f'i-
lows: For tO-day-EXchanges. $Sl.O'GGS; hd!-
ances S549l O32 For the week-ENchanges.
s45O All; balances S31 .G375S2.
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04

% Wall street. New-York. January g. 1904
To the holders OF ., ,,rcr poxns
rTxnrp CorPoN BONDS OF 1885.
INCOME BONDS
New-York tribune., 1894-02-04

. - , ,,..t,o.nt secured hy Mortgages and trust
m tv rc,l estate 1ai'rrf pa'"i" PhI,'ily ~, ny
The Knickerbocier Trust inlii'', ,i C,iur Of AZ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

made humorous. irrevelant and inco-
hereni Interruptions, which were greet
ed with shouts OF derisive laughter
from an parts Of the house. His own
speech was savage and vehement
attack upon the Radicals In general
and upon Henry Lahouchere in partic-
ular The speech Of Lord Randolph
called forth u running fire OF laughter
from the Radical benches He looked
III, was decidedly excited and he ap-
penred to forget his misrepresentation
Of previous speeches.
on the other hand. he strowed his
own with such phrases as "reyolting
sentiments" and vomiting Radical
trash. "
Lord Randolph Churchill also culo-
GlEed MIR. Gindstone'a 'unfailing patrI-
otism,' Tho suppression or which no
claimed Was a serious loss TO the house.
The speaker then described tho wcltlng.
which he claimed MIR Gladstone would
have administered to Henry Lnhou-
chere had the veteran liberal leader
been present upon thut occasion The
description which Lord Randolph then
gave Of Mr. Luhouchore as "fcasting
and Intoxicating himself ON royal
grants was received with roar OF
significant laughter
During his remarkable speech, Lord
Randolph accused the Radicals OF
wanting to make she Duke OF t;dmburg
u erossing-sweeper. whcreupon Chhs.
\. conybear Radical cried ont his
mother has plenty OF money"
The Chronicle. commenting on Lord
Rcndolph'a speech, says; IN would be
merciful 70 draw a veil over the scene 4"
Much to MIR Ralfour's relief towards
the end OF his speeoh Lord Randolph
quleted down and quotcd an effective
passage from a speech made by o'Con-
nell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Special Dispatch.
Alto. Tex. April 21--Rer. r. N. Tut
tie was elected moderator Of the East
Texas presbytery in session here.
T. G Rady Of Marshall was elected
temporary clerk.
me Rev. }. L. Mclean accepted the
call to the Marshall church
Mr.. W. wingus from Marshall was
received under the care Of the presoy-
terry as a student for the ministry.
Longyiew was selected as the next
Mace OF meeting and Friday night be-
fore tho meeting Of the synod as the
time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Celebration NJ Hourton--Coiiapse OF
Grand stand.

SPecial Dispatch.
Houston, TEX. April 2i-The ffty-
eighth anniversary of the battle OF
San Jacinto, which won the independ-
ence OF Texas from Mexico. was cele-
brnted here today ON more gorgeoua
and elaborate scale than ever before.
Excursion trains brought in thousands,
and Gov. HOSE and stan were on hand
and reviewed the troops Artillery, in
fantry and cavalry companies. with
their bands. were present from Austin,
Galveston. Bienham and Richmond.
and in the evening exhibition driilG
were given.
Flrebuga had destroyed the grand.
stand at the military park. and the
temporary seats which had been nniled
up in nisgarily ecnnomiea. manner
collapsed. Several were slightly. and
one lady badly injured.
The flremen celebrated at Magnolia
park Gov Hook goes from here to
birmingham with the delegation. Ia
work for the q. c. " meeting In
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Special Dispatch.
Corpus Christi. Tex. Arm 91.-rhe
httheae corpus case or VIM and hen
Bennett, Sam Sanders aud Pablo
Flores was conducted before Judge
Russell today ana the. prIeoners. wore
aomltted az a john pond or Nu,o0c.
which was readily given rba defond-
ants are charged with murder OF Sc
vera Garcia in Starr county, and the
cnso was brought hore on change
of venue The Bennett brothers arc
wen known people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22
LonD nANDoLrn onulcuLL.
lie Makes speech Very Peculiar
and Characteristics.

BY Associated Press.
London. April 2i.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, once the pet and riHing hops
o. the Conservative party whoae
speeches, even after he had wrecked
his chances FOR highest political dis
tinction. were always listened 70 with
The deepest attention, was the principal
IN regretabia spectacle IN the house
In the course o. a debate on the dueal
annuity.
DurinK The speeches Or Mesgrs. La
heachsrs and stars. L1rd RaHaolnh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

had placed the muzzlc OF Winchester
In his mouth and removing his shoes
pulled the trigger with his toes. a
note stating trouble was the cau1,
was found N hla pocket
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Press Report
Chicago, III, April zL--It developed
this morning that Two public schools
at rroebel and Piokard streets, have
been closed several days on account Of
smallpox.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

By Associated Press.
Philadelphia. Pa. April 2l.--Snother
delegation Of 6oO left for washlnstpn
today 70 protest against the Wilson
bill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

Special Dispatch.
Mobile. Tex Aprn 2l-lohn w
Hoeselys dead body was found -
morning 200 yards from his house
with hia head blown 20 piocos He
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-22

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