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The morning call., 1894-04-01
Novelty
Dress Stuffs.

ANO V VIZ
Dress Stuffs.
ALL WOOL FRENCH NOVELTY dn7OO
40 inches wide, the new basket ID -
check, latest colorings .. Suit
ILLUMINATED GRANITE SHIT
ING, 40 inches wide, latest Pa op7.Oo
risian novelty, entirely new ID g.
colorlngS... .............,,-. Shit
DOT GRANITE SUITING 40 mOzz
inches wide. fancy silk ana wool. 90
in dainty color combinations Shit
FISH NET WEAVE SUITINGS, 40
inches wide, SILK and wool mix
ture, in changeable effects, an O. O.5O
extreme novelty, unlike any ID III
fabric OF past seasons............ Suit
FANCY BOURETTE CORD, 40
inches wide. changeable silk g. O.25
and wool mixture. in the most ID L.
seasonable shadings.........-... Suit
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TONNAGE = G. F. H., City. Register
tonnage with reference to comm rcial pur-
poses is divided into gross tonnage. which
expresses the total cubical interior SPACE
of a vessel, and net tonnage. which Is the
cubcal space actually available for freight
carrying purposes.
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FORTUNATE ARRIsTA-C. b. A. City.
Mr.. Martin, secretary of the Art Associa-
ton of this city, an acknowledged author
ity on art and artists in California, states
that he does not know of any California
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THE GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS. City.
The steamer Great Republic went ashore
on Sand Island. near the mouth OF the
Columbia River. on the 10th of April, 1879.
and became total loss. Fourteen OF her
crew were drowned.
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artist named Fortunate Arrista. There
may have been such q person, but his
works are not known. In 1867 an artist
nam-d Fortunate Arriola had studio III
the Mercantile building in this city. Some
of his works were exhibited in the art
gallery of the Mechanics Fair.
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WORK IN ALAsKA-S.. City. The OPP
portunities to obtain work in Alaska de-
ponds very much on the law Of supply and
demand. There Is no standard OF wages
help make the best bargain they can at
the time they engage such help
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GLASS at F. n. Woods s Is, 81 First street,
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Sidney, an English statesman and poet,
and in that Parthenia is the mistress of
The morning call., 1894-04-01
Come Early
For These.

For These.
LADIES' WHITE MERINO VESTS, OSo
ii. N. & L. s., fancy silk binding, %
Chicago price 5Oc. ..............'''.osr mons
CHILDREN'S WHITE MERINo
VESTS, pants and drawers, Chi s1hC
cago price soc to soc each, great ~
snap at our sale price. .Garment
LADIES' BALLS B. CORsETs.
boned with Cabo, elastic on sides, 7RC
drab and white. shapely aud COM ~
Portable, Chicago price 81. Eaon.
LADIES' CORSETS. in drab and
white fancy silk stitched, Chicago OHC
price 6Oc each, snap at our sale ~
figures. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Each.
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, 1SC
good quality, well made, tucks, LIZ
Chicago price use, sale price...,... Pair.
CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON
HOSE, fast color, wide and narrow
ribs, double heels and toes, sizes Ike
TO TO- Chicago price 25c pair, sale IL
PRICE ..s''.s...--'.'.'...'..'. 1aH'
LADIES BLACK HOSE, full I'm
ished. Hermsdorf dye. double heels 100
and toes, never sold less than 25c LIZ
............,,,,....,. Pair.
BOYS FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, in OSC
fancy stripes, good quality, well 10
made, on sale at. ................... Each.
GENTS ELASTIC WEB SUSPEND. 1SC
ERS, good quality, patent wire LIZ
buckles, Chicago price 25c........ Pair.
CENTS 4-PLY CUFFS, round or 1SO
square corners. Chicago price 25c y
pair, our sale price Will be. ......... Pair
GENTS 4-PLY COLLARS, standing Olo
or turn down, latest styles, Chicago C3
price 1910 each, sale price. ....... Each
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. NJ,
City. The statue of the baseball-player in
Golden Gate Park cast from the model
by Douglass TiIden. deaf and dumb artist
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SECOND MoRTGAGE-A. c. R., City.
If man owns piece of property worth
$4,000 and mortgages it for $4,000 there
is nothing to prevent him from borrow W.
ing $4,000 more, if be can find any one
who is willing to advance that amount on
second mortgage.
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Golden Gate Park by a friend of the
sculptor as trb butte to his energy, industry
and ability. 1t was unveiled on the 4th of
July, 1885,
SATURDAY HALF-HoLIDAY - Clerk.
City. The Saturday haif-holiday is of
very ancient origin. In the year 95S King
Edgar ordered that there should be ces-
saton of aber from Saturday noon until
daylight of the following Monday. In 1903
William of Scotland determined that Satur-
day after the twelfth hour should be kept
holy.
FASTEST FERRY BoATs-G. F. a.. City.
1t is generally admitted that the two fast
est ferry-bOet' in actual service on the bay
are the San Rafael and the Newark. The
last-pamed vessel is not run at the speed
she can make. for the reason that, as
waterfront man put it. ''t) let her go at
full speed would shake her all to pieces"
THE OLDEST HoUsE-B. O., Center.
Vile. Cal. 1t is claimed that the house
owned by killian Van Rensselaer,. which
stands in A lbany, n. Y, is the oldest in
habited house in the United States. 1t
was built in 1912 of Old Holland bricks,
has been occupied ever since. and is still
10 good repair.
GERMAN IN SCHooLs-Mrs. B.. City.
German is taught in the North and the
South Cesm opolitan schools Of the Com
mon School Department Of his city. For
particulars as to the qualification OF the
child who desires to learn that language
the parents should consult the principal of
either of the schools named.
TONNAGE y G. F. H., City. Register
tonnage with reference to commercial pur-
poses is divided into gross tonnage. which
expresses the total cubical interior SPACE
of a vessel, and net tonnage. which Is the
cubical space actually available for freight
carrying purposes.
WORK IN ALAsKA-S.. City. The OPP
portunities to obtain work in Alaska de-
ponds very much on the law Of supply ana
demand. There is no standard Of wages
in that far-off country. Those who wish
help make the best bargain they can at
the time they engage such help.
THE GREAT DISQUALIFICATION City.
The steamer Great Republic went ashore
on Sand Island. near the mouth of the
Columbia River, on the 18th Of April, 1879.
and became total loss. Fourteen OF her
crew were drowned.
THE OREGoN-B.. City. The battle
ship oregon can carry 1900 tons of coal in
her bnnkers. In making twelve miles an
hour in ordinary weather she would con-
sumo from "a to IL tons of coal.
FASTEST SAFETY TIMER, City. The
fastest authenticated mile on a safety was
made with flying start at Birmingham.
Ala. on the 18th of December by NJ. f.
Dernberger. Time. 1 :51.
SCOTCH IRIsH-G. S., City. Scotch-Irish
is term applied to person having one
parent Scotch and the other Irish, and
born in either Scotland or Ireland.
A DOLLAR OF '95-E., City. Numis-
matists fix the price of an American dollar
of 1895, If in good condition. at ST. %.
MEMPHIS. Tenn-B. H., City. The
latest returns give The population Of Mem
phis, Tenn. as 81, 495.
HEAD AND TAIL-H. l.. A. NJ, City.
The side of a coin bearing the date is the
heac.
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CITY OF CHEsTER.-S. S., City. The
City of Chester was lost in collision with
the Oceanic in ,he harbor OF San Fran
cisco on the 22d Of August, 1883.
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DOItOIn NOtCn
Figures-These.
4-4BLEACHED MUsLIN. has been 70
added to the sale at........-....... -
'..............'..-...... farc
LoNsDALE MUSLIN, full SO inches
wide. the genuine Lonsdale. bear 10
ing green ticket, the regular price
OF which Is l0c yard ......'........ Yard
VIRGINIA COTTON SERGES, 81
inches wide, in illuminated polka 10
dot effects, Chicago price S15c -
yard, agreat value at our sale price. Yard
FLANNELETTES, medium weight SO
light colors, wide and narrow -
stripes, Chicago price S13c yard. Yard
INDIGO BLUE CALICO. the favor
lite American brand. Chicago price 11C
and the regular price everywhere f2
Use syard, our sale price. Yard
WHITE FLANNEL. "a inches wide, 1910
part cotton. Chicago price zoe a LIZ
yard Observation-Disclosures. Yard
WHITE FLANNEL. SO inches wide, O0O
all wool, good fair quality. Chics- OO
go price 46c yard. Yard
ne A SPECIAL LOT OF NOT
TINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
yards long, ecru and white, pretty COLO
floral designs, worth 81 pair, on OAs
sale now at...... Falr
WHITE BEDSPREADS 72x69 inch SSC
es. honeycomb patterns, on sale OC
tnls week at... .............'..-.---. Each
WHITE BEDSPREADS, 33x74 GSC
inches. Marseilles patterns, excel OO
lent value at soc each. .......,..... Each
rs pairs only GRAY WOODEN BLAN- q 1.48
KETS, 10-4 size, Chicago price ID l.
81 25 pair. Observation-Disclosures. ...... Pair
COLORED DAMASK TABLE COW
Frs A size. 49c; ga size Use;
ga size, 81 rs, and 1O-4 Size 81 rs.
The morning call., 1894-04-01

THE LAST SPIKE-J. Ii. D.. City. In
connection with the Union Pacific the
distance covered by the Central Pacific,
from San Francisco to Omaha. is 1916
miles. The building of the Central Pacific
was commenced in February. 1868. and the
whole line was opened, from Sacramento
to Opden, May 10, 1869, on which day the
late Senator Slanf ri drove the last spike;
at Promontory Point, Utah.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
I.NKn cmAni.las LocAts.
An rnfortunntr'- rntn, raii--crop Of
lifrc Assured


Lake Charles La. June ia,--rhls par
iah has enjoyed general snina for several
days. thus incronslng tho Caicnslcu rics
crop. Merchants and planters arc inbi-
liant.
Charles johnson. harmless character
about town, while lnteNicated Tuesday
night, attempted ~ Galn entrance 20 MA
rvom over Neyuoid'a ssstautAnt BY climb
ine over tho rect Of email building ad-
yvinlng, clipped and fcii 10 the kround a
dlatanec or eighteen feet lilo was con-
voyed By the police TO the oity hospltli.
whore he dird last night after great aut-
tcrtnG, Captain Reynolds had the body
consoyea 20 hia rcgidvnue anu thiH MORN
lng u Mas given SnreAaa pural,
I The ioo.hpA RAcc AMI falr AsiociRtlon
| VIII issue tnc fniiowlhk prokfainfno for
I tourtn o. JUly eeleofauun;
ihis association mas eNpendeu several
thoupand doists N pfepNns = traei.
uuoNcthNd IA the stats. fne ksopnan ate
fcneeu ana q aupsisnsiel and heat grand
slsa a. ~, SPECIAL foot tace, 100 yatdp.
! between the famous sprlttura w. w, Day
and i.aula Ran1e, Tor a purse OF Us 60
" i, m,-rre, Cor all slow mule race,
one-haif mile dash; purse OF - 60 thu
iois a. m..-r'rce Tor an running race.
half miie DASH purse OF s. TO the win
1870 u. m. -rrce FOR all ,rottna race.
half mite dashi purse OF IS to tho win
io,,s a. M wheeiharrow sack. thrce-
legged and barrel races, opVn to all
purse OF % TO the winner OF each rhoe.
n "a. m, Match bioNcie contest between
J r. brown Of MlchlEan and chAu. T..
NRmnay Of Lake charles pufae OF tiuo,
80 per cent 10 winner. 70 per cont to
ii,so u. IN. The Hawkeyea OF welsh,
la, viii cross bats with tho mylncihlg
Calnaslana " i.nkc Churles ny request
u special Invitation VIII be extended 10
bail players OF Lake Charles and Jgn-
nlnga. TO- witness nrat class game OF
base ball,
p. N. Races begin us In orderi
2li0 olnrn trotting, one mne heats, best
twp IN three. purse 81 800 60 pcr cent TO
iirht and 20 per cont TO SECOND pincc.
100 class. trottirG one mile heats. best
two IN threOi nurse Of $50. 60 per cent 10
" second class running race, half mile
heats " abovr.
a.in class, special trottinr match, hall
mile heats beat two In three, between
Mrs, u, RoSturn mNre Hrrdir and Pierre
1heaux'a mare Nellie. FOR whEor OF tio'
put IN by owners.
s-mlnuts class, pacing, one mile heats,
. hcst two IN three; purse OF ~, 70 per
rent 10 winner, 20 per cent TO second and
10 pVr cent 10 third place
Free for all, isyshr-old colts ana un.
I dor. one mile dash. for purse OF '7s "a
winner
Tho Eureka brass band % Lake Charles
q will furnish the music, Refreshments "a
he had on the ground, and General al.
mAnhranent guarantees good order nr
mission Of % cents vii he CHARGED. The
6 the grounds throufhout the day,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
llND AND STOCK MARKET.
!. srocK THE LEADING POINT
ron ATTACK.
4. Of Rumors on the Street
Z, me interests OF the Trust
raIen care of ut washing
,.u,-Iiig Ones Unloading.

I, associated Press.
!. york. June 1.-THE professional
III. who usually take the short side
/, ~ market were In control Of the
4 u exchange today and, as is Gus
[,rv in other campaigns, carried
4. var on with rumor as the chief
[,apon Of attack.
3 agalnst sugar. 1t was urged that
srhedule Of the tariff affecting
4 nroducing OF the refining company
.nd m all probability be changed
t,r-rsely TO the interests of the trust.
|'sit was limited that some OF the in
~ had already unloaded. having
n danger ahead. The pressure to
m ne stock was felt at the very
'',lnr and was kept up almost stead
| "a ihe close. There We're occasional
Erles but at each recovery fresh stock
I~s out and the quotations fell off
IN shortly before the close 81, the low
[snt was reached. being 4 rs below
I's,prdays final sale. and the closing
~ today was only 1-S above the
Is,nm figures. Sugar preferred de-
{ssd i-2. closing at the lowest fig
4 touched. The general market was
II, heavy during the last hour and
- weak in tone. The bond market
n. fairly steady during the morning,
Il, became easier during the after
~. IN sympathy with the share mar
\. and closed rather heavy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

Livingston. Texas, June 70 The taking
OF testimony In the George Freeman case
for murder, mentioned yesterday aa on
trial, continued until about $50 this
morning. The argument was begun i'm
medlatey after b. {. l.. Carter. county
attorney ON behalf or the prosecution.
who was followed b. Mosara. Chestnut
and BraHweil for the defense. AT the
conclusion OF which the court took "a
reoosg to / y. IN. for dinner. When the
court reeonyonod Mr. Martin. district at
torney, made the closing argument Tor
the state. the charge OF thV court waa
given ana the Jury retired 10 consider
their verdict
The defendanta counsel seem fungulne
OF ~ aoquittil or a short term conviction.
whist the state Ia equally BanHuinc OF
n verdict INJECTING the penalty OF death
or life sentence, Ciicutnatantlal Ntt'
denee ~ strong and q confession Of quit
by defendant was proven BY his father,
a brother and brother-in-law, The dc.
Tense made positive denial " guilt and
attempted 10 prove an nllbl. nut win
what success can only be determined ny
me verdict Of tho Jury, which Ia cont
posed Of pome OF the best men OF ms
III. {. n. Durieson preached to .
crowded house az the baptist church las
night, his toxt being. what I hayq wit
len. j have written and u Ii useless Il
say that he handled the subject with
his uHuM ability. Close attention wa
given BY the entire nudienuo during Ms
discourse OF forty-hYo minutes, possibly
an hour. and many regrets were tx
pressed that he can not remain ionEci
with Yin.
AZ request OF Jurors. the court had de
oldcd 10 proceed last night with teati
mony In the Geo. Freeman cUee. bu
learning that the doctor would proaol
only the one sermon n was decided q
adjourn proceedings until morning, whef
the court, jury and attorneys repaired /,
the church 70 do honor TO one who mas
done no much for tho spiritual. mora
and intellectual development Of nj
adopted home, tile Btntp OF Texas. ~
well az 10 be bonored, beueilted by near
ing him Captain Lane OF Luflin wa
ono of the audience aud stated that h,
frrt heard tho doctor IN 1859 Judge High
tower was pupil Of Baylor university
thirty years ago or more and like OIL o
his pupils has great admiration Of ans
nnoctlon for Dr, Hufios0n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

San Marcos. Tcras. June IA Joint
discussion was held this evening between
Hon. 81. u. Crane and Judge Davis. II
was found that the court house would not
accommodate the crowd 10 thay went 20
chauauqua hill. whore coo or 10 citizens
assembled TO hear these two popular rsp-
rssoniaiivss Of the democratic and popu.
list parties.
Judge Curtave Cook Introduced Lieu
tenant Governor Crane In brief snd
eloquent address. afr, Crane enieriaintd
them for an hour and half ~ uloss
analysis OF the differences bttNefn the
two partisH. His apesch throughout was
replete with pleasantly and cfiticl2ms
that Kept his audience IN an uprgor
Hon. w. o. liatchlson introduced Judge
Davis % the representative VI party
that 4 contondin< for The pfincplta OF
Thomas Jefferson and the fpandsrs u our
goyernsnent For "a hour and a halt ST.
Davis defended Va vehement ana inimi'
table manner the principles OF his party.
His speech was llttsded 20 threughoui
Win marked attention and Loudly ap-
ninudrd by MS fricasda. Speaker and hear.
~ wrre Ia n god huni1r and the best
q feeling pcsvaded the entire asfem'
Nfg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

BY Associated Press.
New York. June A. Beeves--Rseeipts
4iO head; none on sale. European
cables quote American steers at 10 IL
oil l-2o dressed weight. refrigerator
hcef s1-29s l-2c; exports today, $40
beeyes.
caives-Receipts. s57 head; market
active and firm; vealH poor to prime
at 3 i-eqbci buttermllk calves, 2 3-ilf3c.
Sheep ana lembs-Dull. barely steady.
Good to choice lambs a shade stronger,
over $500 on sale. Sheep, poor TO very
choice. S2t04i00: lambs, Inferior TO
choice. sSST i-2d475.
Hogs-Recelpts 3l07 head, Firm, at
,5.0OQ5.50 for extreme weights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

lIuuiayiiia. Texas. June II Vine rains
have fallen yesterday oni today
aimthvilie. Texas, June is.--A good rain
FELL hero today. which insnres heaVf
Yield Of corn.
~ campo, roxas, June IS Lrhia section
was visited by onq " the heaviest rains
Of the season, which lasted about tw0
hours. The crops are bensntel HrshuN
By the rains Of the past few days
velanoo. Texas June ia seven hour
allow a0akiHE rain that extends oyer
every part Of BrAxOria county ended ms
ogenlpe. The DraIes river I. a. a. p'Ana
seventeen inches nbovs Nigh t'ae'
firenham. Texas June 1s--A gentle rain
beenn failing "Wednesday morning and
continued most OF the day, good season
falling at most propltoys ine Anl
manner. Which assures a. Apuh'eht corn
fssvstt Texas. June ia.-~Another slow
raln fell hero early this forenoon ana ne
prospects Tor a lsrFer one osiors nlsh hI
80 sood eendiiion for planting out sweet DO
tato VINES.
wharton. Texas June is.--r.vsrybody ia
jubnant. Tue heaviest rain OF The season
III NOES ~ rom several pointa n mn section
| ana they stats the rain. fell oopiousi,.
! THIS brings tag advanced corn out and
other late pants VIII mature heavy
Isvinnutsn. rexaa. June is.--Anothet
fine rain fell Tor IS felllug) hero this even.
/ ing. assuring good crops or com aud
| greatly improving the pfosptct for q faii
80. ueae which can not be supplied
either IN the home market. Houston o.
| Galveston
beaumont. Texas, June i3.-~iticc farm
erS NJ happy The rains have b~cn gen.
/ of4l throughout the county. VITA good
/ tlofepects Of On increased rainfall IN the
/ near furirc. The rico crop 10 now ar-
| eureti nnd with the greatly Increased
/ arrrace ~ this cereal Jefferson county
| ,il enter the lists as ono 81 the fore
| most agricultural counties Of the state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
NNCLONIa DAVIS.
Ito Claims the Peoples rprty Ars
the only Jcffcrsontnus.

tht NntN stHtfN'NthNNs
Georgetown, Texas, June M--Cyc'one
Davis spoke to larsc crowd at the court
house this morning. The crowd was very
large. In fact. larger by one-third than
any crowd that has greeted any public
speaker this campaign,
There is no doubt that Davis is a rood
speaker, and he made several votes for
the third party Durlng his speech he
said that there war not a plank ~ their
PLATFORM hut had been taken from the
principles and teachings OF the Immortal
Thomas Jefferson, and he Nehcd the re-
puhllcans and democrats TO nNinc y pinHlr
plank IN their platforms which ceinciard
Ia any way with ienerAon. no much az this
democrats talked about being IenorsoniAn
democrats.
no further said TINT he was a dome.
etnt and That his party were dnmoctata
but he did not care under what name theN
were known so lonR na they had ihs
principles Of democracy.
lie rldiculed the idea that the tprln
was an issue or the cause OF the pres
ant depressed condition OF money ohairr
Tho only issue before the people was th'
money question. He spoke Tor two hour
ana half and received frequent AMI
loud applause.
Ne left Ia private conveyance fo
| Taylor, where he VIII work on the On
thusiasm OF tho people that they ma,
| better understand him when he dvbAtt
with Crane tomorrow night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

By Associated Press.
Kansas city, Mo-. June l4.--cattle-
Receipts, 400 head shipments, 2cOO
head; market for best strong steers 3
Gloc lower. Texas steers. .2.65ai0O;
Texas COWS. 2.0o@25O; beef steers, $3.50
d5Oo native cows. ss5OQ37O; stockers
and feeders. s2.75as4O; bulls. si.75ds.25,
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; ship
ments, 800 head; market opened Sc
higher; closed with advance lost Bulk
sales, s4.75 $500; heavy. N.75d4.B 30;
packers, si75G4s0; mixed. sg.65@4.s0:
light, siG0Wf75; workers. 4,7oqiI5:
pigs, A.4Od4,T0.
sheep--Receipts 100 head; shipments,
400 head. Market slow but steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15
LiNernooI rot,on .
BY Associated Press.
IIvernool lime II

b9 discounted Press.
Liverpool. June 49, y. m.--closing
--cotton-spot, moderate business.
freely met; American middling. 4 lied.
The sales OF the day were 10000 bales,
OF which 1000 were Tor speculation and
export and included 1900 American. Re
cetpts 1900 bales, including 5000 Amefi-
can. Futures opened steady with
moderate demand and closed quiet
but steady. American midding. L. NJ.
G., June. 62-646S e3-e4d; June and
July. 3 6s-649s 6s-Ctd: July and Au-
gust. , es-c4d buyers; August and Sep
TENDER. "a buyers; September and DC
tober. l-04d sellers; October and No
veiuber 4 l-6iG4 s-Gid; November and
December 2-64d: December and Jan
uary, 5000 4-6id; January and Feb.
ruhry, 4-64u4 5.G4d: February and
March, Sid sellers.
Liverpool June 4.--Spot quotations,
American mlddllng. fair. l-sd; good
mlddling, Sled; American mlddling,
l-l6d; low mlddllng. 3 l5-i6d; good
ordinary. l3-i6d; ordinary, 6-Sd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-15

spectlve parties But 10 an unptejudlced
listener I, had TO be admitted that the
'oull.rqSging' on both sides was about
. stand On. while for real Arfuincnl aud
Res % The third party a hack eye and =
set back. No man who heard Nr. Cfane's
= cceh could fairly fafiiac TO view thy
alarm for the welfare OF the country,
provided their strength should develop
sufnclcntlv 10 threaten the general ndops
ti0n OF their eoclalistic policies, The
ncorching Given and taken by the speak
era WAS fearful but II passed OF pleas
antiy and no disturbance was RAISED.
opera house to accommodate the croWd
Mr., bair,i. a $nlrd PARTY orator, spoke
to scvsrpl hundred people on the streets
Tho arstkin~ between Davis and Crane
will be long remembered Us a very itch
and smiley nfiair