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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mr.. Victor Moore Of Austin has re-
turned home.
Miss Cleo Frost has returned from
visit to Lancaster.
Master Collin Brown has gone to
Ashville, N. c., to attend school
Miss Belle walne has gone to Waco
to attend the Baylor university this
year.
Mrs. c. r.. Bullock and children OF
Dallas are visiting Mai and Mrs. NJ.
Drane.
Miss Marion Williams, after spend
ing several days In WaNahachie, has
returned home.
Mrs. A. Hoover and daughter re-
turned this week after spending several
weeks in Rockport.
Miss Nettie Gibson returned Tues
day from very pleasant visit TO Mrs.
Adair OF Marshall.
Miss Crawford OF Houston, who has
been visiting the Misses kinsalving Tor
several weeks, has returned home
Miss Lizzie Davis Of Virginia is the
guest OF Mrs. W. II. Matchett. Miss
Davis Is quite a faVorite in Cqrsicana,
as she formerly attended school here
Misses Caliie johnson, Berta Black
man, Elva Johnson and Hattie RGn-
som left last Tuesday night via the
Cotton Belt for Nashville, Tenn. where
they will attend the Ward seminary.
one OF the most delightful occasions
of the season was the lawn party given
by the st. Johns social club on last
Monday evening. The following pro-
gram was carried out; A short ad-
dress by the Rev. A. Il. Brewster;
organ recital. Mrs. Nabb Of Chicago;
vocal solo. Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates; cornet
solo. Master c. Allen; recitation. Miss
sullivan: planoforte duet the Misses
Wilson; selection, Messrs. c. Angus.
A. Bennett and Miss Bennett' piano
| forte solo, Mrs. p. a. Johnson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs sandidge of Tyler is visiting
In the city.
Miss lmogene Saunders is visiting
In Fort Worth.
Miss Lucy Wilson has returned from
trip 10 Alabama.
Mrs Pike L. Phelps has returned 10
her home in Richmond
Miss Gillian Eutree has returned
from "A trip 10 New York.
Miss Julia Montgomery has gone to
Iampasar TO teach music.
Mrs. II. w. Dean has returned froa
trip 10 Southern Texas
Mrs Alex Gray has returned from a
visit TO her father at Garland
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson are
at home again after visit to Colorado
DR., and Mrs. NJ. l. Graves have re-
turned 10 their home In Waco after
II visit To relatives In this city
Mirs Cullie Rose of Saludo, who has
been the guest OF Miss Lille James for
some days, has returned home.
ON Wednesday evening at Baylor
college the teachers OF muslc ana elo
cutlon gave an Informal recital To- the
students and friends Of the college.
The Following program was rendered,
Piano solo-lcaust Fantasie. .Listz
MIR h. $. Luce
Vocal solo-Bel Raggto (Semira-
midel Observation-Disclosures, Rossini
Miss Elizabeth Brown
Recitation Death OF Nydia. Lyttun
Miss Carrie Mead
Clarinet solo Fantasia ..,.... Thornton
Mr. II. S. Luce
Vocal solo Merry Position .......Abt
Miss Elizabeth Brown
Plnno solo Tarentelln ....... whitney
Mr. T.. s. Luce.
Recitation .......... Miss Carrie Mead
"inno duo-Norma ,...,..,....... Belllni
Mrs Fountain and Miss James
Repeated cncores testified the hearty
appreciation of the audience.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

wilmer Smith Is visiting In Taylor.
Mr.. j. ID. Dyer returned TO the city
last week.
Mr.. H. X. Rea left Thursday for
Comanche,
Miss wessle williams is home from
Goldthwnite.
Judge c. H. Jenkins went up 10 Cole
man Monday morning.
Miss Annie Pfy returned home after
a few weeks In Giddens.
Mr.. J. w. Mahue and wife have re-
turned home from 81, Louis,
Miss Maud King returned home from
Gainesville Sunday evening
Jack Hester and wife went on the ex-
curBion TO Galveston Saturday.
Miss Cora Lee left the latter part Of
last week for her home at Bolton.
Mr.. Charles Corn and wife OF westh.
erford arr the guests OF Mr.. A. d. Moss
this week
Arch Grinnan and Rey. ]. O. Put
man went south on the Santa Re Mon
day morning,
Marin Ford II home from Waco
where he has Just finished a through
business course.
Mr.. sam Trim went 10 Port Worth
with hts daughter. Julia, on hey way 70
Lebanon. Tenn.
Mr.. J. Il. Shropshire. prominent
Brady lawyer Is visiting his sister.
Mrs. virgie Moore
A social was given az the Daniel Ba-
her college Friday evening. All had a
most pleasant time.
MISS Joe cabiness arrived last week
and VIII make her home with her sih-
Ter Mrs. j. ". Goodwin.
Mrs. L. O. Walker and her sister
Mise Hattie. Bright, went 70 God
thwnne Wednesday morning,
Mias sallie Pry-wear Ia In the city
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

-. Motley is visiting I'm Dallas
'ainss - IL ,,,st,,n. :, 49,
MIS- i
rey' ,.n., 49,. ,,.,,
nrs
pyief c,.p,. ,as ~
Mss f'.'a La nos s'''e W i'asha
70 uaV" t.,,,. % 4, ca.
waiter "a ,ei az '' Ai'oHio
bttendihs seno'''
Earnest hathii'oh Is attending
school AT Na'V
Mrs. VIM. Brown of Marshall is visit
hs MIS- a. NJ Aiee"'
Mrs. J. NJ. Melporne mas returned
from visit to elmer
Mr. and Mrs l.. ii. Gray have re-
turned home from Tyler
Mrs. r. a. Flewellen returned
Wednesday from Marshall.
Mrs. DR.. Rainey OF Gilmer is visiting
her sister, Mrs A. S. Taylor.
Mrs. ]. H. Allen returned Tuesday
rom a visit to New Orleans.
ar. Y d. Harrison and chjIdra, a-o
rlests Of relatives in the city.
Lindsey Kilgore LETT Mondhv to at-
,.rd school nj RusselIvIile Kv
uiss ANN GaIlman has re,raa
,,n,n weeks visit 10 Marabnn ''' -
~ = ", ca.so,t ~ -.
,is,t 10 friends I'm Texnrkana nun
~ w. tta,so,, 80 C,u.
NE " IN the 'i faniiv OF ''iI rs was
Ills week.
Misses Jessie Boring and Nraho, o,.a
M Monday to attend school nj Pr
-, Tann "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs j. r, Muse visited her parents
here Wednesday.
Miss Mary smith has returned from
= months Wait al her home IN Selado
Miss Nclia Upton was the gueAt Of
Mrs. j. r. Muse of Grandvlew, Thurs.
day fe8 lsylisli
Miss Nolla Tipton returned 10 George
town Saturday, whore she win attend
school
Rev. j. y. Johnston ~ ozark, Ark,
has been the guest II Mt W. l. Hook
this week.
Mlaa Bertha Briggs returned this
week from visit to Miss Susie wynn.
In FOrrcston.
Mlaa Lizzie Lewis has returned after
n visit Of several weeks to her parents
In Farmers Branch.
Messrs. Page Darlington and Frank
X. Files Jr have returned to Sher-
man where they viii attend Austin
college
Mr.. II. 4. Grimm Of Arlington. Tenn,
and Mrs Jessie Griffin Of this place
were quietly married AT the home Of
Mr.. 10 H. Griffin, the groom'a brother.
Rev J. D. Brooks OBLIGATED. and after
congratulations the happy couple left
for their future home In Tenneeaee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Cartwright
were visiting in Dallas last week.
Miss Lena Wilson has returned from
a visit to her brother in Lancaster.
Miss Alice Brown OF jefferson is the
guest OF Miss ]. A. Wilson in the
city.
Mis-. r. jarvis and children are Wis
ltlng In Dallas, the guests OF Mrs IS
j.. Ward
Misses May and Rosa Zee Archer
left Monday evening to attend school
at Sherman.
Miss Maud Cartwright left Tuesday
morning for sherman, where she VIII
attend school.
Miss Minnie Henderson returned last
week from n pleasant visit to friends
in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. L. Martin have re-
turned home from New York and other
Eastern points.
Miss Mary Drake, beautiful and
accomplished young lady OF valley
View, was visiting In the city iaS'
week.
Miss Gamma Glass, who has been
absent several weeks visiting friends
i'm Southwest Texas, has returned 10
her home In the city.
Misses Mary Roberts, Sallle Childreqs
and Helen Gruman viii leave in a few
dnys for Dallas, where they VIII at
tend St, Marys college.
The Chevallers gave a hop last Fri
day night In honr OF Miss Lillian Mar
Tin The music was furnished by the
DALLAS band and all who attended
report having spent very pleasant
evening.
The beautiful and accomplished miss
Maud Gates. who has been apsent w
Aiabarnn and New York for several
weeks. returned to Terrell last Wednes-
day night. 10 the delight OF her many
friends
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs Or. Cook is on a visit 10 Dali
las.
Mr.. D. Head has returned from New
York
Miss Pearl christal Is visiting friends
In Denton.
Mrs sun OF Mckinney is on visit
20 Mrs, Kowslty.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ramsdel have returned
from a three mSiibs' trip North
Mise Birdie Fowler Is ia the city
Miss Nora Jones teaches art In Jacks
boro this year
Miss Annie Clare Walden icft for
East End College. Nashville, Tenn or
Thursday last. where she will attend
school.
Mr.. Alex Ham, who has been con-
necied with the Exchange National
bank for several years. left Monday
for Kentucky He viii attend Yale
college this scholastic year.
Mrs. W. a. Ponder. Miss Nellie
Ponder and little wlilie left Monday
for the North. Mrs Ponder VIII re-
turn in October leaving Miss Nellie In
New York. where she Will ettend q
select school for young ladies'.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Miss Laura Evans has returned from
Greenville.
Mrs. Charles Rutherford has returned
from Longyiew.
Mr. r. G. Marohman of Tyler was
I'm the city sunday
Miss Pegus OF Longview is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. D, Il. Pegus.
Miss Mary Fox Of overton is the
guest OF Mrs. A. Mechanism
Miss Nettie Glenn has returned from
a visit to friends in Pittshurg'
Mrs. John 7. Craddak and children
returned TO their home In GreenVille
Saturday
Mrs y. G. Miller has returned from
Palestine, where she has been spending
the summer.
Miss Avis McMurray left Wednss-
day morning for Oak Gin, where she
will enter college.
Miss Jewell Lucke,t Of Longview was
~ ,,nest OF her brother-in-law, Dr..
coehfane, Thursday and Friday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs. T. A. Miller is visiting friends
Ana ncr parents Ia Dallas
Mrs d. IL. Hurd is visiting her
brother In Gatesvllie. Tex.
MIR. w. C. Hutchinson OF Hico spent
last week ia Dublin on visit to
friends.
Miss Bertha baltimore left Saturday
Tor Waco TO attend school at the Bay
Tor university
Miss Willie Davies left last Tuesday
FOR Austin. whore she viii attend school
the coming year
Miss Loula Wilkins returned last
wednesday from i've weeks visit to
friends in Michigan.
Mr.. Il. A. Powell left saturday for
Ireland. where he viii remain for some
time attending to business.
Rev. q. w. Smith OF Abilene has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
city during the past week.
WIN and Rob Frey leave next Mon
day TO enter the Agricultural and He
chanieal college at Bryan. Tex.
Miss Edna Rldgcrs, after Quit, Wis
II To- her aunt, Mrs. j. r. Linn. left for
her home in Marlin last Tuesday.
Miss De Alva Miller has returned
TO Bolton TO finish her course In music
at the Baylor Female college
MIR. w. d. Fielder OF Glenn Rose
has located in Dublin for the cotton
season. WIN is n society boy and
Dublnites welcome him.
MIR, w b. Davis left Thursday for
Groesbeeck, Tex. where he was called
by message Informing him OF the
serious illness OF his mother
Last Thursday night at the residence
of the brides parents Mr.. II. c Jones
and Miss Mollie Moore were made hus-
band and wife. Only a few intimate
frierds of the family were present.
one OF of the most enjoyable social
events % the season was the party
at the residnce OF Capt, II, A Smith
last Friday night 'rhe following cou-
pies We're present, and all unite in
pulses to their host and hostess; Mr.
Tom Grace and Miss Nora Bailey DIR,
Burts and Miss Simpson of Fort Worth,
Clarence Garner and Miss Richardson
OF Fort Worth. George Harris and 1o-
sii Miller. John Lacey aud Pattles Per
ry. VIII Frey and Mabel Buckingham
Dock Davis and Jessie BlCckford,
Last Wednesday night the following
couples drove out some six miles to
the country home Of Mr. Dick Long
where they spent several hours dane
ing. DR. Finley Burts and Miss Faye
! Mobley Ely Herndon aud Miss Mabel
| Buckingham, George Harris and Miss
Josie Miller. Walker Palmer and Miss
Jessie Blackf1rd. Clarence Garner and
! Miss Ellen Nurthcut Dock Davis and
| Miss Josie Harris win Frey and Miss
1 Linr Mohlev Charlie Lowe. Mr Young
| and @, p Herndon. The voung peonie
/ were chaperoned by MFR. and Mrs T.
NJ Rrntton. and as there Is no more
hospitable home In all the country than
trt.' 20 Mr. v r B1ng, they stayed
until the small hours of the night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs. Gather and child are sun quiu
sick.
Mics uuida May Is visiting friends In
DALLAS.
Mrs II. Il. Bond visited in Itaska
mis- week.
Mrs NJ Lewis went to Fort Worth
,his week.
- a., Strand hoa returned from
m,s yrorth
-, 80 No. w q Graham OF Dallas
Mi. ",,u it,,,
are IN w q. ,na gnest Of II.
MIS- l va
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mr., John s, Smith is In New Mexico
on business.
Mrs. Moreand of Houston returned
home Wednesday.
Miss jamie Mcpherson OF Austin is
among our lady visitors.
Miss Clara Freeman entertains Miss
Nettie Delfrage OF san Antonio
Mrs. b. A. Buck left for Temple
Wednesday to visit her mother,
Miss Lizzie whitener of Temple was
a guest of Mrs. h. w. Davis this week,
Miss Ellie Clayton. after spending
month In Northwestern Texas, is at
home again.
Mrs. IL. V Bethel, on her way home
from Mexico is stopping with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Welgcl.
Mrs. A. II. Carter and children
returned home Tuesday after a three
weeks visit among relatives in Chap
pell Hin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Mrs L, W, Ham has returned home
Miss Stacy Hubbard has gone to Bel
MISS Mary johnson has gone to Jack
SON. Tenn.
MT, Mrs Rankin has returned to her
home ig Austin.
Mss Hattie Moore entertained her
friends Friday evening.
Mss Casslndria Wood OF Sherman is
NsNlng Mrs. Il. L. Robertson.
o ars, John b. Douglas has gone TO
s.sofgetown to put her children in
,. MS, Bert Erwin OF Kaufman has re-
Wnea TO her home after visiting Miss
rhsS. Epes entertained her friends
naay evening complimentary to her
"ssoand's birthday.
ans Stella Cans and Miss Carrie
,psiltz have gone to st. Louis TO en-
81 Inc conservatory of music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

]. II. Cage has returned from trip
North
MAYER Mccain of Dublin was IN town
Monday.
Miss Birdie Hartswright is visiting
I'm the city.
Miss octa Irving ofDublIn was yisit-
ing here Thursday.
Miss Mollie st clair Of Alexander
Is visiting in the city
Miss i. A. Tackaberry Of Living
stone is visiting Miss Annie Mcllhaney
Mrs. u. ID. " Bateman returned
Wednesday from trip to Missouri.
Bill Murphy has returned from the
knights OF Pythias encampment at
Washington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Miss Dora EddIemun was In town
last week.
Miss Maud Morris lef, for Dallas sat
urdHy evening. r.i
Justice Walden Of Center Mills was
IN town Monday,
Mrs. Cameron OF Terrell IL visit.
Ina Mrs. 1Nndel.
Mrs l.. l.. Dunn returned this week
from "A trip 20 the East,
Albert Stevenson Of Fort Worth was
IN WoatherfOrd last week.
Mr., II. Is Dofnoy went over 10 Min
eral Wells the first Of the week.
Mrs. J. A. Green or Carter. Tex.
ID visiting friends In the city.
Miss Lizzie craft or Fort Worth II
Waiting Miss Kate bonner on Bridge
street.
Mr. c. G. Littleion went down TO
the Bran Greek settlement Monday,
fishing
Mr.. Doris conger Of Gainesville has
been IN The city for the last week. vis-
iung friends.
Mr. IIealy OF cleburne passed through
the city on his way home from Min
oral Wells Monday
Mcssrs. Jim Ivey and Eddie Woods
left weaiherford for college At ciarlss-
vile. Tenn. Friday.
Mrs r. h. higgins went 10 cieburns
Monday 20 attend the funeral OF Mr..
a. A. Barnes, her father.
Prof IS. W. Williams. after travel
Ing or n Iecturlng tour through several
states, returned last week,
Miss Adeline Evans. teacher Of elo-
cution IN the Texas Athena1un, came
In this week from Misrirslppi
Miss Hattie and AIMS Meneley a5s ia
the atty, direct from Kentucky. They
viii attend the Texas Athcnaeum
Msssrs. a Gwin. Miller and Gotten
have returned from the kpishtr %
pythlas encsmpment Mt Washington.
MIR oscar ssrthold. wife and htus
glrl, returned Friday from 9 vieit %
Mrs. Bariheid's parents a. Knsnuse.
Tenn.
Miss Vests Putnam. one Of the taseh-
ers Of the Woathsrforo public schools.
returned from Fort Smith. Ark. last
week, whore sho has been spsadinr
the summer vacation.
The yeuns folks we're rovsAiy sntsr-
fainsd Thursday night AZ the residences
,csneinusd IN Seventh Ftxsl -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

W. IT, Scale, "a leading merchant
here, dled few days since
While there has been good rains In
nearly all parts Vt the county atoak
water is getting scarce,
Dr. Il. J, stoddard. a lending Popu-
list. has announced 10 speak al every
school house In the county on the po-
litlchl events of tho day.
Oateaville, Tex, Sept. s,--The city
council Il putting new furniture In the
way OF desks and seats In the city
school building The school opens Mon
day with n full corps Of teachers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

ond win spend some time on visit
to her relatives and friends.
Mrs, J. A. Austin and Miss Lnla
Williams teri Friday for Karnes CITY
TO spend some months recreating
Misses Ludie and Berry, Garrett en-
tertained number ot their young
friends Monday evening at their hos.
pltahle home.
MIR, sam Parks. Misses Nelly and Ii
da returned last week to Lebanon.
Tenn. where they have entered school
for another year
Mrs. q, w. Hall and daughter Miss
Matte, and Miss Georgia rarncll, have
returned home from a visit to friends
In northwest Texas
Tuesday evening the play HANDY
Andy was rendered at llarnay's opera
house by local talent for the boneft uf
Miss Clara Beaumont Of orr city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Nrs Milton Shoemaker paid visit
to Henrietta this week
nan Wargoner and wife have re-
,prned home from Denver.
Nrs Mary sparkman Is visiting
friends in Denison and Galveston,
10 ram simmons has returned from
her summers outing in Colorado
1hursdav evening the Excelsior So
i,s tbe BAPTIST college gave quite
S sn Allowable party to the young peo-
az es IKE city. About nifty were In at
tendance. -. 49,
IT, ~, nave returned from their eA-
tensive bridal tour ,hr2 s.ses the welcome stsS
the seck as they viii be quite an
acquisition. ~ and Mrs.
Pres,s -slree. The lawn was nrlilianuy
hsnseu "FtneIs orchestra was o..
5 Issn, d. secession and dancing CON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

sam Thompson was in Dallas Mon
day.
W. g, Moore was in Midlothian Mon
day.
Miss Bette Evans was in Dallas
Monday.
Rev. Adams and wife left Tuesday
for Tehuacana, their future home.
Mrs. Heller aud children OF Harris
burg, Pa. are spending a few days
here with friends
Mrs, Wells and little daughter Louis
have returned home from Il visit to rel
atiVes at Clcburne.
The elocution entertainment given by
Miss TrulnVe Friday evening was
largely attended aud enjoyed by all,
j, c, Smyth spent Monday In Dalus.
Mrs n. o. Brlckey entertained the
young people at her home Wednesday
evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

Miss Rowena Thompson let Monday
for Nashville to attend school.
MISS Ada Farr In visiting the family
OF Mr.. u. y. Brown IN the city.
Miss Aiyce cumby leaves next Tues
day for Dallas to attend school
Mics Snivey cf Paris II Visiting he
family OF Mr.. X. H. cumby IN the
city.
Mrs. c. y. Hudson entertained the
sunnowor Hlstrionic club last FRIDAY
evening
Miss Mary Green entertained = mum
Der of her friends on last Tuesday
evening.
Mlsr Mary Heard viii ieave In a few
days for ~ .Mary's Institute. Dallas
20 attend school
Mrs. Ksndig Of oainssyills Is In the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

family OF G. A. Giddings. left the
hrst OF the week for her home al Plain
MISS Ola Mcdaniel, who has been
visiting her brother, DR.. Mcdaniel, for
several months. left the first OF the
week Tor her home at Birmingham.
the ladies' of the Methodist Epis-
copal church are preparing for an
entertainment to be given September
~. FROM the present prospects It will
be quite an interesting affair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10

tinued until the wee sma' hours. Just
before the guests departed an elegant
lunch was spread. II is quite a well
known fact that Mr. and Mrs. Terrell
are famous for their elegant entertain
ing
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-04-26
WASHINGTON News.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Mr.
Swanson, of Virginia, who has
been making a poll OF the Demo
Gratis Of the House relative to a
bill repeating the ten per cent.
tax, said to-day that 121 Demo
Gratis favored unconditional re
peal; 81 expressed themselves
for repeal with safe restrictions;
81 are opposed TO any measure.
believing only in the extension
of a national banking system,
while OF the remaining Demo
Gratis some have no opinion upon
the subject and the rest are alb
sent from the city. Mr.. Swan
son finds, however, that only ten
Democrats who favor uncondi-
tional refuse to vote for a com
promise measure based on the
lines suggested by him in these
dispatches yesterday.
The President to-day nomi-
mated Commodore Jos. Skerrett
TO be Rear Admiral, and Capt.
Joe n. Miller to be Commodore.
SILVER SEIGNIORAGE.
Mr.. Bland's coinage committee
met to-day for the first time since
the silver seigniorage struggle
and were treated to a genuine
surprise. Representative Meyers,
OF Louisiana, was present to urge
his bill for coming the seignior-
age and for low interest bonds.
and in 50 doing he stated author
itatively that the measure had
the approval and was in part
suggested by Secretary Carlisle
and in the judgment Of the Sec
retary would be signed by the
President, to this extent the bill
was regarded as administration
and as satisfactorily overcoming
President Cleveland's veto of
the Bland bR.
The measure was discussed,
but no conclusion was reached.
To-day, Secretary Carlisle was
shown at the Treasury Depart
ment the statement made by the
Coinage Committee. He declined
to discuss the merits Of the
Meyer bill. It is learned. how
ever, that the bill as originally
prepared was presented to Mr..
Carlisle, who, at Mr.. Meyers re
quest, dictated a revision of it,
the presumption being that as
revised it met with his appro val.
It is not believed, however, that
the matter has been brought to
the attention of the President
and whether he would approve
it If presented to him is problem
atical. The argument is made
that the Presidents utterances
in his message vetoing the Bland
Seigniorage bill warrants the
belief that the Meyer bill would
meet with his approval.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-04-26
GOIDsBoRo. n C.. THURSDAY April 2s, 1894

anybody for coalition, and really
the evidences are that up to this
time there has been no formal
bargain except in the ninth con
Gressional district.
This is a matter about which =
az; the man said about the fight
between two neighbors. both OF
whom he hated-we have mo
rutl1er," but q certain sort Of in
terast attaches to all movements
on the political checker board,
whether the result Of the game is
likely to have any practical sig
n ficance or not. Charlotte Obser-
2-ef.