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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
OTHERS SHOULD FOLLOW MKANE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir Having been engaged in the wholesale uiy
goods trade In the lower part OF the city OF '>e"
York for over thirty years. and at the same ."i'e
residiug most OF the time on Brooklyn he's"'S
I can understand the Democratic corruPt'Vt' ha q
tint city OF Churches. Next TO New ctatas
been the worst governed city In the uhiteu ,Sn rs
and many Of It's public men should spehu ,r r die
maindcr OF their days In Sing Sing me me ~ iudge
Rartett and his jury In convcting a i,d fohn
To- Sing Sing for six years the arch scoarnment IL
Mckane. A republican form OF s'.-rnt n 20
nure is the best In the world but Il cortIpt EN-
the worst -
Tarirve. Conn.,. Feb 20. lS9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
THE DAY AT AsBuRY PARK

Asbury Park. n. j. Feb q Special washing,
tons Birthday was quietly but n'a.nsy ooselseu
o" 49,. So. Ashury Council No q. Junior Order
ne'' ~ ,,o, Mechanics The council kept
n'.' n,'s al dav. and entertained large number
oP .,,ors short addresses were delivered by T. F.
o' N,",'o' r-a,essor J. NJ Ralston. OF Asbury Park;
~ Dayton. OF M 1,,a.s and Others
at fa ,ns ns%
was the scene VI an OF services appropriate to
e y out the th Se 1ssans
Washington .nr hv prominent citizens interested
IN pG of pa1GS s ss BY on the
scholars anu s a. and pole having been presented
new pole aieibo US' by the Junior Americans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
4 BRITISH VESSEL SEIZED By TIE wOLcorE

A BRITISH VESSEL SEIZED BY THE wOLcoTT
Chicago Feb "a dispatch to a morning paper
from Port Townsend. Wash says: Tho British
steamer Fairy Of Victoria was seized near Foms
Morrowstone yesterday by the revenue cutter VOL
colt and eight Chinese aboard captured. Two white
smugglers, who had command OF the steamer
escoped by rowing ashore in small boat Tho
Eo,rv "a snetdy craft OF ten tons burden and has
heen enca ged in Chinese smuggling for some time
United States customs officers say she lanaea oSer
100 Chinese in this vicinity during the last rev
weeks and is one Of the most daring smusgieD
i'm the Northwest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION En-
TFRTAINED

Mrs Charles F. Stone. at her home IN Auouooh
pa-k qave a reception and luncheon yesterday TO
the General Society OF the Daughters OF the ReVo-
luton The rooms in Mrs Stones house were Geo
rated with the American colors and eInbcms OF inc
early American Colonies. The eXeicrrstSS W., W
onered with a prayer by the Rev. MT. i'iuSie,
Of ST Peters Church. Port Chester erl ~,
sang nv the entire aSselnblage; an Original pp-' ~
Mis- James TrInble. and several vocal anu an-
strunental exercises closed an nteresl1'Sh ~
eramme An elaborate luncheon followed tne r.
csniion and the Intellectual part Of inc eltea 49,
ment About 200 persons attended the Iuhe"e"h am
reception given by Mr. and Mrs stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
A SALUTE FROM FORT NONSENSE"

Morrs,own. n. j.. Feb. % (SpeciaD.-No public
demonstration was made here In honor OF Washing
toms natal day. but II was quietly and appropriate
" honored by the Washington Association Of New
Jersey at the historic Headquarters. There was a
large gathering OF the members and prominent In
vited guests At i:30 o'clock salute was fired from
the Association Monument. on the site of Fort
Nonsense" followed by n meeting or the associa-
ton at Headquarters at 230 o'clock. at which an
interesting paper "Topography OF washington
Camp OF ITO and It's Neighborhood. was read by
Emory McClintOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
Practical Results-12 Years Work.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO widows
AND ORPHANS.
,s,.. c. x,u,on Dollars already saved living policy
,ossr bv reduction OF premiums Eighty Thousand pay
w. w,o-. Two Hundred and Fifty Million Dollars
,nsuranc. IN force. Three Million Five Hundred Thousand
Cash plus-Reserve-Enersency fuh' "o.. ,Soa ,'
49,. ar few practical results already recorded to mo
credit Of tho - z.o-,.r,os
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
T. b. HARPER. President
Home ONCE. IS Park Row. " T.
GA ,o- circulars and rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
ESoUrMAUI ON TIE WAY TO WASHINGTON

Chicago, Feb "a party OF eleven Esquimaux
n At the Continental Hotel in charge OF Captain
Miner w Bruce United States Commissioner In
charge of the Reindeer Station IN Northwest
Alaska The party Is on It's way to Washington.
where the Esqumaux have an appointment 10
meet the President Monday The object OF the visit
ing reindeer from Siberia. These are necessary TO
furnish a food supply for the natives. who number
nearly 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
~ u. MELRoY AT COLGATE.

Utica, n. Y. Feb. p tspecai'.-The junior class
y, colgate University celebrated Washinscn's
birthday at Hamilton to,nght The speaker Of
.mS being ''The Growth OF the American Spirit"
Ar,er the address Acting President Andrews and
his wife gave reception IN hohor VI MI Mchroy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
THE DAY OBSERVED IN NAPLES AND
RIIRNE.

>,o,,os rch. 2e-William Potter. United States
,,,,s,ar IN italy, observed Washngtons Birthday
NV having a visit to Rear Admiral Erben's flagship.
the chicago. now at this port The visit was an
acknowledgment Of a call previously paid by the
rsa Minister was received with full honors by tho
ficers OF the flagship. and salute or twenty-one
DILL s ,vas fred as he went aboard lie took lunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

con on the Chicago This evening the United states
Consul I'm Naples. entertained Mr. Potter. the rear
Admiral and the Chcago's officers at dinner.
Berne Feb. 22.-United States Consul Ricnmono
gave n dinner this evening AZ the Bernersno1 10
the United states Minister James o. Broadhead
All the American Consus In Switzerland were pres
ent. The dinner was given TO celebrate "ashihs-
q Eir.h1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
ANN1,A1. YEAST OF THE FORDHAM CLUB

The sixth annual dinner or tne roi'.'" ,. 800
In celebration OF Washington's Birthday 100" p"'e
at the clubhouse I'm Fordham on "eoneS''' 800" 800,
w. s ,,r,e number OF people present
Speeches were made py Commissioner j. A. Gopdeh
J. Fairfax Mclaughlin. Samuel f. Duty VIVA"
B. Ellison John p. Dunn. PROFESSOR =. ~ ~,
don and others Among those present w1.e Y" 80. o.
McDermott, Edward Burke jr. A. W. hoyu am
y me-, ., the clubs famous bowling team
whose high at b S9Tn in sw ss SPd
John Tsarney John ArmsKtr0nIs M Gnf Haley f
Conn snno rar L. ryan Carmen j. Tresdge M T. NJ
Lynch, L. C. Hahn 8 voIn Hoff. T = - q sterns
Clark Traphaqen Thomas johnson, Inop"a o. ries
Fathers Regney and Grower. Dr. Dunn ana o"a''e'
Carey. l., o,r, IN ranidly
and it expected that 1t VIII be reaI ali be thor
oughly equipped elaborate cluon ousss .smolscr''
ment 10 Fordfam. TcmorroW e fovd will probably
will take place at which A. w Roy, VII pnnynSar
sustain his reputation Of smoking e arSsr of the
Of strong cigars than any DINER "'e'''e
club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
4 FORMER RANK TELLER AEHbSiED'

,,uod.lnhia Fob % ,Jonathan n. Hunsberger.
400, ,yentv-seven years was arrested here to-day
ns, ,,e charxe Of embezzling $500 from the Union
National Bank at souderton. MontsHmery IN ::
penn OF which he the teller amt NJ the hank
The charge v made by the pfssu' ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

-. r,.r,ged bv the SIX hundred law stude ,
The exercises occurred in University Pa tns
I vsve On "The Causes OF the American KeVoiu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
HOW BROOKLYN OBSERVED THE DAY.

The fine weather made the day IN D.Uo"s 49,.
ceedng'y enjoyable TO many persons. =, ,ho
and parks were thronged. while ma'ne.' .so,,na
theatres and especial entertainments were enjoyed
by great numbers .oa
The parade Of the fire ladies was VIZ ,rars
by many thousands Of spectators. lhe' so
About $500 veterans and active volunteer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

He gave bail in the OF 100 for further hear.
ing Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
DIAMONDS.
Crescent Brooches.

The prettiest shape is that Of the New
Moon a tiny thread - gold encrns,c0 with
perfectly matched stones It Is beautiful be-
cause of It's simplicity. Small size Is $i0 next
$65 end from this 10 $3.50. Send Cor catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

49,, norJdvER TO MICHIGAN STUDENTS.
.nn Arbor. Mich. Feb. z-To-day was the thirty
Ann o,,seratIon OF washington's Birthday by tho
iourtn ~ Michigan studentA and Ats celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

Tribune once. Feb. q. a. m-Ihe "ea'"e'
u.h, srou IN the early morning. was fair ana
-.-,.,h., cooler with a rise Of temperature In the
afternoon The range the day was between % an' 90
degrees the average ,3oH) being 81 lower man on
Wednesday and ~ higher than on the Corresponding "S
The weather Is likely to continue fair with @sss
changes In temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

This famous waukesha Spring Water possesses MAJ.
veous curative properties in diseases OF the Liver ana
Kidneys II Is a specific par excellence for Dyspepsia u
all II, FORMS Chronic Constipation yields to It's mild bus
,,, ,repenc. when all the known remedies failed
nv H. Write for pamphlets BELL. PO1.LITZ Co.
No 2 Plat and II West 9th sts. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
rp1HIrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Bar.
Inch.
30.1
800
% 4

In this diagram a continuous white line SHOWS W
changes in pressure indicated by Inc
recording barometer. The broken line repre'e"s' WV ~
psrature as observed at Perry's PHARMACY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23

eend for circulars and RAJ
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
ENGLISH MARKETS.
nv AseoeiataH Praas.

London. March .. weather dur.
ing lie past week haa boon miiler. Cfopa
are doing well and land Is IN good cOndi.
tion for sowing wheat
The market for wheat displayed more
buoyancy. owing 10 reduced stocks, and
10 tho fact that shipments have not been
10 heavy as expected. There are con-
ficting aceouuta as 10 lhe Argentine
supply, and shippers everywhere are un-
willing 20 sip ~ present rates. Rus
siai4 were easier. otherwise cnrg0e4
we're UNCHANGED. Parcpis Of Americans
were III moderate deinaud. Russian was
0airt and IA Indian thcre Was little
done. Ia spot English was unchanged
and foreign WAS ~ down. California
was quoted al rs I'd. with buyers lard.
Mexican parcels on passage were quoted
al 2Gt
Country markei- IRE DIM IN -four.
spot was quiet nnd dull with utrs mn
changed: forward was d0w and iuipori,
small shippers were too high Maize
was rDGn 1T 81 10 90 down. Tho mar
kei was dull hut closed steady Aineri-
cans. Old crop. were acarue and firm
aud new crop was "a i1wn. Spoi was
round and easy. American WIS steady
parcel atoat was 0r0ted ~ isfi aud oli
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
Cotton.
McnInoY's REPORT.

Special Dsltich.
New Orleans La. March 3.-Mellroy
Futures Silver continues 10 feel tho
effect Of the closing of tho
lndinn out let. aud has hro-
ken another record today by the decline
Of a farthng 10 I'D Gin the other
favorable, aud the belief Is expressed
that the present demand Tor goods will
continue for q while, nt least, The
sales OF 10000 bales Of spot IN Liverpool
today bear ont this opinion in meas
ure, Futures in that market also I'm.
proved gaining 2Nl. a purt OF this
advance WIS lost by some rcaliling. Our
market opened q couple Of POINTS above
yesterday. but The unsettled feeling pre-.
willing regarding the possible future Of
the Indian situation. anu the recollection
by longs Of their previous experience,
has caused many holders 10 unlond, witt.
the result TINT prices at our closing are
. points below yesterday.
Notwithstanding The s0ftness Of IA.
lures, tlere was a fair demand for spots
al tull quotations, sales aggrcgaUng
1850 bales We have thus before us
May cotton, selling ~ 7 II cents, and
middling on The spot March : 5-ld cents !,
Az we stand tonight, decline Of 3Gt
Ia Liverpool would De necessary 10 cause
any further weakness here. mud spots
wonld also have 10 show moro signs Of
yielding than they have done todny The
main fear Of the longs now ~ that with
the return of fair weather receipts VIII
expand somewhat. and while they will
slill undoubtedly be- smnll the cpnpar-
son with Tie exceedingly light movement
Of last week will not be o favorable one.
There are two sides 10 this question OF
movement At his season Of the year
every fair day ie utilized 10y fnruom to
prepare thpir mud for the new CROP while
ihoy take advantage ot wet days 10 haul
whatever cotton they may have TO carry
10 market On the other hand, a smell
Of rainy weather. such na we had
recently, by maiuF the ros,tls absolutely
impossible makes II impossible for
| farmers to take advantage Of unfnyorable
days for hauling purposes. The general
belief here has been that smlll move.
mont must naturally follow thu recent
| protracled spell OF wet weather, and
should this expectation fail Of realization,
| longs would naturally Do Disappointed
and the effect would he imfnyorahle
upon prices and while Liverpool and tho
continent show more stendinrss today
than they did yesterday aud more do
sire 10 buy cotton, n heavier movement
ihnn ANTICIPATED might AZ any moment
curihil thc demand from those sources.
The visible supply during the weel,
| hns bcon reduced 5000. against 10000
last yenr and $1,000 tho yonr before,
| Port receipts today are S2NO against
| 1000 lnst year and New Orleans To-
morrow expects l7lh, against 1900 Il year
asn, The Interior however, ia yery
light.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
GLENNYs REPORT.

New Orleans, la, March 3.--Glenny
g. Co. say;
Liverpool opened and closed IN.
10000.
New York opened 3 points higher.
closed points lower.
New OrloanH opened points higher,
closed . 10 points lower.
The closing Of Liverpool today was
better than was generally looked for.
and our market. responded with an nd.
vance Of . 10 . ppinia, but soon after
the opening liquidation Of longs aud q
decline ia New York caused decline
Of g points from the opening and May
sold AZ 81 % from reaction Of ] 10 .
points, which took plnoe aid the close
was very steady liverpool cables re
port good Manchester sales with pros
poets Of its continuance for some time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
|pLITICAL QUARREL.
ENDED IN A TRIPLE TRAGEDY
IN MISSISSIPPI.
P,oulist Kills n Democrat and
shoots Two Bystanders, One of
Whom is Already Dead.
The Other VIII Die.


lnsls,cd Press.
! orleans, La, March IA special
. Koshusko Miss. says that place
crown into great excitement today NJ
noon by deadly encounter he
|Aw.P. Ratcliu, editor of the Alliance
,saiqr and s. A. Jackson, leading
ssa man OF losklusko, and a newly
"a state representative from that coun-
4 b which the latter was killed and a
s1hlir, Sam Russell received a stray
h The mouth, killing him Instantly.
. VILLAIN Sanders, another outsider, was
Apagh the thigh aud is not expected
\ Ia The two latter are young farmers
4, few miles from town.
4 iHalr grew ont OF Il reply by jack
. tie kuskiusko star denouncing Rat
3 very emphatic language for publish
Il us paper that he Jackson voted for
4 liast for United Slulcs senator at the
rarls meeting Of the legislature.
taa leaves wife and four small
ir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

by Associated Press.
Chicago, March 3. Receipts Hogs
14.000; left over 1000; active and firm.
% higher light Sass 20 $40. Mixed,
SAS 10 5000, Heavy, Sld5 TO So.oo
Rough Sl.65 to StT5.
Cattle Receipts, 1000; strong.
sheep Receipts, 800; firm.
Chicago, H., March 3.--Cattle- STEADY
20 stronei values 20ftl0c higher than d
week ago Prime 10 extra, SlSj0ih OOl
good 70 choice, Si26Gii a.: others, 81 60
MtoO. Texas, Saf30i.t0.
Hogs Active and 81 higher. Rounl
heavy, Sld0ftt,T5. heavy packers, g4.Sa
etlAW' primo heavy and butcher weirhte
$tnpWoua; nssoriod llghta, S5.O0ii5 10
Sheep and Lambs -Stnady. Good
shecp, Nl00320 lambs. l.O0Gfl. -
values l0ftl6e higher than last week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

TN NFNONIlT0N IfNNH1
81 Louis, Mo- March 3.--I'lpur quiet
but not duotaby changed,
Wheat Unsettled, closing 3.9ftl-2c he.
low yestcrday'a finnl prices. No. . red
cash, 50 l-Sd65 -io
Corn--Mealt witl. wheat. losing 3-Se
No ? mixed. cash ~ Use.
Oats l'lrm. No, cash and March
20 lie.
Whisky. hneglug aud cotton tics, nm.
changed.
Provisions Firm but quiet. Pork
standard inese.Sl2 20: lard, prime steam
500; dry salt meats 00Osei shoulders
~ 90; longs and ribs. 50 20; shorts
SO ~. boxed, 15c moro. Bac0n. packed
shoulders. 50 " ~, longs. SO 81 III
ribs, 81 O0i shorts, 81 " i-20T 20.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

ousi clothed in Vegetation with many
i've oaks. sand cactus. ihicEcts anl cane
brakes Mnny fresh ponds lie hillen IN
me lhhf'". connected ny deep hut narrow
sirsams Astounding in iish.
q me place is ont " the WAY Of all traf-
hc, and little news Of IT, dosnss of the
party is likely 10 reach tia outside world
as long rs il remains ih.ra
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

hght, and the speculation was without I'M
portani features A desire on the part
of shorts 70 cover their lines. which lhcy
did not care 10 leave unprotected over
SUNDAY. WIS the leading factor Of tho
movement, which sent prics upwa H.
There was lint httlc buying for long ac-
vpunt and foreign houses were not trad
Ing 80 any apprcciahle extent.
Sugar WITS tho most active aud re.
corded the greatest advance Of the day,
| O'S per cont. The market closed strong
at the best figures OF tho day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

CRACKERS. uA<ES AND CANDIES.
Irackers-. Aulmals, Ire; Boston butter
&c; butter &c; creams 5 lie; cracknels,
loo; cracker meal. &c; oyster pearl, &c,
oyster excelsior, Sc; pretxels, he; cream
soda, Sc; snowHakcs, lie; soda, &c.
Cakes aud Iumhlos- Eleven and one
Lalf cents. fruit, sultaua, 12c; ginger
snaps, ) lie; graudunas cookies, Toe
lemon snaps. he; waters, loo; sugar
cookies, Toe; stage planks, Sc.
Candies -Carames, assorted favor, h
pound boxes, Zoe; gumdFops, A. b.. as
sorted invors, 0-pound box, 4uc; Japan
| csc strips, eocOaunt flavor, O-pound box
ooe; rock, assorted and white. G0c
French kisses, per box. Use; ohocolat,
creams, AL. 9Oc: lemon drops, frosted
Per box, Use; burnt almonds, per box
| poe; creams, hand made. Doc; peanut
block, toe; permit bar. per box, Zoe
lozenges, assorted con-. 5-pound box
zoe; marsh lhallows, o-pound box, 81. %
] mixed candies, pals. per pound. y l-2ci
crystal cut. o SAC. Ii NJ creams, pals
lie; stick candy, ia pals. u lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Cordace- Sisal rope, half.inch basis,
l-2c MANILA rope. half inch, basis, De-
cotton rope, all sizes. lie; COTTON twine,
Ice; 5-ply iute twinc. 1Sc.
Bags -6i-lnch. S-onnce, Sc; iGlnch,
S-ounoe, &c; 42-inch, 10ounco. lie.
Seed Rye, per buShcl, soc; urnip
seed, per pound, 25c; alfalfa seed, per
bushel. 81, johnson grass seed, pei
bushcl 81 20; millet, per buahcl, G5c,
barley seed. per buehel. 0Oci onion sets
red, So 90 per bushcl; onion scte, white
50 80 per bushcl; amber cane. 81 ~ pei
hnshel; orange cane. 81 81 per bushel
seed potatoes, New York early rose po
tatocs, 81 II per bushel; New Yurl
Peerless potatoes, 81 10 per bushql.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

BY Associated Press.
New Osleans. Ia, March 3.-Flour
aud grain unchanged.
Hog pro1ncia Dali, Pork. j. Be:
poAep v . taea,, shotid.'- :,
sides. z lie; refined lard, . 2-ie.
sugar and nolaees nnd rice un-
changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
|gocKER IN SAN ANTONIO.
: Aief Has Great Admiration for
yernor Hogg-He Still De
4 clines TO Talk Politics,


4 Dispatch.
Antonio, Tex, March 3.-Rich-
Tucker Of New York, the Tam
chief, arrived in this city this
ilag 10 his private car wildwood,
,plnied by Mrs. Croker and two
ini two lady friends. They will
in San Antonio until Monday,
lsy will probably 60 out on the
Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
g visit the Morris horse ranch
4 tfelerieksburg, before continuing
9nrney 10 California.
ssinor Hogg has evidently made a
lnpfessi0n on Mr.. Croker, and
allts entertains very kindly feel
~ Tie chief executive for the
M days entertainment since ar
HI tliiin the borders of Texas.
pioeker said repeatedly that he
Y . keep politics out of his trip.
+ NM bitterly of the published re
VA be was here to avoid arrest,
~ That such yarns were merely
fHas q his enemies. lie said he
NJ express any opinions OF
81 u % The administration.
NY left their car Mt noon and
s'''lnents at the Menger hotel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

KANSAS CRY 1--we srocK.

KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
ny Associated rn'ss.
Kansas City. Ma, March q Cattle
Stgndy to strong. Texas steers, S21OU
a3S, Shipping steers. Si0Otl 30; Texas
mud native cows, Sl.Ahi3 10: stockers
md feeders, S2.SQli3,00; bulR, S2a5dl
Hogs Steady 10 strong Iiulk, S4.T5,
heayies, packers and mixed, SiT0ti4S0i
lights, yorkeie and plgs, SA7O9tI.S0,
sheep Steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
Az OPIUM sMuGeLER.

rT,,, *, March 3.-Deputy Marshal
~ nes arrested Il. Desofa on a
. siiIh, ~ san Antonio charging him
+ II ia,.ss -'@ worth OF struggled oplates
a Nh siaoo lie was recently arrested
81 given bond W. When M Re '' was re-.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

Hides Buyers are paying. Dry Tint.
heavy, l-2c; light, 4 l,2c; dry salt,
&c; green, asalt : lie; butchers green,
. &c,
Wool-light medium, l2Ml3 lie; low
medium, l0ml2c; ine, l0dllc.
Bones lioof and bones, so per ton, do.
liycfed.
Bees wax, 15dtSc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
= ENlBEzzIER ARRESTED.

! n ~ 10, March 3.--John u. Fraser.
lssIat" Nrand Trunk railway, who
Il iasi july, an embezzler or
NAths anyways money, was ar
4 srsd My tbs morning. He had
ps1t,ns NJ by detectives. He Is
exiraditlon papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04
oHAnGEp WIN cn1cKEN rnrrr.

Dallas, Tex, March s.--w. T. gpellmnn.
known ~ Dallas, Fort Worth and other
Ithas cities rs the owner of hghting chick
Gus, was arrested to-day on the charge or
sleAlng SOME chickens from Jack hnwen
ana other parties. The chicks were found
In his possession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

was quoted at 1Ss Cd. The country
markets were weaker Barley was quiet
and weak Stot was quiet and country
markets were duh, Oats were "a up with
light supply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-04

special Dispatch.
pallns, Tex, March 8-Doh Walton was
hned 500 in the criminal court for shooting
az Tom Porter at a negro church festival
at Rowiett.