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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-26
NOTICES


JAMES Il. o'NErL. Surrogate. Office hours, 8 NJ
to4P.M NJ. Saturdays. o to II.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-26
10 Holm r scHAFER M R John

TO. JOHN p. Stf3tEHS AMI M1SS- JOEAN
r. Sehafer, his wife.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale
made by the City Collector of Jersey City,
on the 25th day of October, 1894. The Mayor
and Aldermen of Jersey City purchased for
the sum of One hundred and forty-three dol
lars and six cents L the land and real
Hudson and State of New Jersey. fronting
on Terrace avenue. which is laid down ana
designated as lot thirty-seven I'D, in block
number nine hundred and thirty-one cad
upon an assessment map annexed to a report
number eighty-nine $50. made by the Com
missioners of Adjustment appointed In and
County of Hudson, q certified copy OF which
report and map was filed in the office of the
Of March, 1893. said report and map and said
sale being made pursuant to the provisions OF
an act of the Legislature of New Jersey,
passed March so, 1886, entitled
IAN Act concerning the settlement and coll
lection Of arrearag2s Of unpaid taxes, as
sessments and water rates or water rents
I'm cities of this State, and imposing and
levying a tax, assessment and lien in lieu
and instead Of such arrearages. and to CT
force the payment thereof, and to pro-
future taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you APP
land and real estate. and unless the said land
and real estate shall be redeemed. as pro-
six mouths from and after the service here
OF. a deed for the same will be given con-
veying TO The Mayor and Aldermen Of Jersey
City, the Tee simple Of said land and real
estate according 10 the provisions OF the said
acS.
Dated Jersey City n: u September "a 1885.
p, f. wANsER.
ssa' Attest: E. w. wooLEEsYs.y 0s'
tsais No. 1851
The New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Co
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JlSIG EIltIl6 v SNE IA III -ActlIdS V0oePAL
Veyron and all heirs, devisees, personal
representatives, net o1 Kin or Pr1scns
interested in the estate oe said hob
ert Veyron (alias) Gustav Robert, de-
ceased.
BY virtue of I'm order Of the HUDSON
County Orphans Court at Jersey City.
9Th day of September, 1921 in q certain
proceeding wherein the aforesaid parties
were cited 10 appear before the Hudson
County Orphans Court at Jersey City,
on the 18th day nf August, 1885. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. Of Jha1 Gay. to
answer the petition of Regis Surdon,
Louise Veyron N.vler ana Emile SurGon
Marechal. duly filed with the clerk Of
said Orphans Court, why a decree of
distribution hould not be made directing
the said Allan [. MeDermOtt as admin
istrator of aid Robert Veyron or Gus.
tav Robert, deceased, TO pay over to
those entitled to receive the same, their
respective distributive shares out of said
estate and to abide the decree of said
Hudson Comfy Orpha IS Court. f11
and each of you are required to appea
before the sac Hudson County Orphans
Court, at Jersey City, on or before the
Sth day of November, 1885, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon u tnat G@y,. 70 answer
the petition of the aforesaid petition
ers and the aforesaid citation, or in de-
fault thereof, such decree VIII ae taken
against you rs the Court shall think
equitable and Just.
Dated at Jersey City, the 18th day o.
FRANCIS NJ. EPPLEY,
Proctor fer Petitioners,
Orange Nat. Bank Bldg,
Orange. New JerSev.
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TO ALLAN L. McDERMOTT. AS ADJ
ministrator of the estate of Gustav
Robert, whose real name Vas Robert
Veyron, deceased; Regis Surdon. Emile
Surdon Marechal and LoUi MaFechal,
her husband; Louise TeSron Yivler and
F1eury Viyier, her hlishanl; Jeaa Bap-
tiste Emile Veyr1n ami Marius Joseph
Veyron and all heirs, devisees, personal
representatives, net of kin or bc1scns
interested in the estate oe said kob-
ert Veyron (alias) Gustav Robert, de-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-26

(Sale No. 1919
The New Jersey Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-26
N cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

(saie No 507s.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
3. RQpite(.

Die Gunoe BON Der Grmoroung oes
SOr'ters Glhin9er uno Der Gerbdfz
tun9 Der Sobne oes Acknowledgement
riei niht nur bel ben Ginnobnern oes
Sorfes ungebeures Nuf'eben beroor,
iOnoern lie perbreitete lid bliBibncll
iiber oas 8ebir9e. Man 'tritt piel
iiber Die Shulo Der Burden bin uno
Der. faoer hattie nur menige Nnbdn=
ger i'm Sorie, uno Die Webrsdbl belt
ibn fir i6uloie. Die 4usiage Der
epa mar ju beltimmt uno teiner ful=
Ihen Seutung fdblg. 9Sds ben Soisl
anbetraf, 10 mar mar geneigt, 'einer
Sebauptung @lauben gu ihenten,
odB er uur Der NerIiihrte eepeien lei
uno an Der Worotbat teinen 9ntbeil
9ebabt babe.
Am bdrte'ten lit Der InwGnoer=
bauer unter Dem traurigen @eihebs
nife. Ser er'te SGbiorn pal Oer=
rauht, uno er oa6te nun nilhterner
iiber oas 10 plOBlih iiber i'm berein=
gebrobens 0erbdngniB nab. Sisber
bate nod Niemano an ieinem Nns
iehen gu riltteln getpagt. Sr pal Der
Gr'te ringsum i'm 8ebir9 geweIen,
uno nun paren ibm auf einmal Die
beioen SObne um i6peren Ieribul.
oens wilen un9etla9t uno iortgsiiibrt
poroen. Del, ltOlSe Bauer muBte li6
cingelteben, naB man giinltigiien Sal
les ibn, anltatt mie bisber gu beneis
ben, bemltleioen weroe. Ias aber
mar elm unertr0gliber 8eoante fir
ben liolSen ielbnbewuBten Wann.
SaSu fam nod Shmers oes Gaters
iiber Die un0eratbenen S0bne.
Gem faper ireilih bate er bon
jeber ni6t piel 8utes s~uoetraut.
Sbre Ser,en maren INNER melt BON
chamber entiernt gepeien. Sen
Soisl bagegen bate er pirtllh oern
9ebabt. uno Die Serbaitun9 oes Sur=
ihen bate ibn nun Job aus al' lei.
men Simmeln gerinen. Der cine
Bid, ben or oamals in iener i6red-
liben Stunoe oemielben in Die Nugen
getban, mar binreiheno iiir ibn 9e=
msien, nm ibn auf einmal Den nab.
rem Gbaratter ieines Gieblings en-
tennen 81 lalien.
Sine un9ebeure Yitterteit bate li6
icines Ser,ens barber bemdhtiat,
baB er lid ali Die Sabre binourh
butte tduIdcn lanen. Gem Sausrr
mar in ieiner ltarren gbrli6tei'
nldts uerbuBter. ais Neimtiide UNI
6el9beit bcioes bate CT uber IL
benz rn9lteriiiliteu, ite6enoeu Ylit
ocs Solsl ~9eiunoeu, uuo oieie @abr'
nebmnng bate i'm iugleih nit Sn'
grimm uno GutleBen e"riillt.
so 9in9en ihluere Wp1en Dor
ilber.
Sisber mar Dem Observation-Disclosures
pds Seben in einiOrmio rubieel
gSeiie perltrihen. er mar oils Del
erlte aui i'm 8ebOit uno Der gebte,
Der ltb CUR Hube begab. Sn unab-
lani9em S6ansn uno Streben bate
Der Bauer feline i9onitsu Wannes=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Smnfle @c9e.
grsdbluus aus ben baperiideu Bergen pou 0eore Sodtr.

Sonn' i'm beihcint." TerdGtltb
ipie er Dor Den Seioen aus uno penz
betc i;b Damn an oas III un0ltuoller
Spunnun9 luuihenoe 8elinoe.
Mit unbeimlih rubi9cr Stimmc
ertbeilte or ieiue Seieble regen zines
@a1ens, Der ioiprt berbcigeihunt
mr. a%ngeipuunt meroen %iollte.
Sn wenigcn Nugenblidcn mai Der
@agen aus Dem Shuppen neibObeu
uio nit ,,uci trdfttgcn Yieroen be-
ipnnnt. 3uerlt ltic9 Der Soisl elm,
Damn 'ollte ibm Der fuper folgcn.
glbcr nit iibermeni6lider @cwult rib
iib oieicr BON ieiren 99dhtern uno
itilrmte ibnell aui 'einen %uter ju.
Batter, ih mill Niles e%rtrngen, ne
ioQeu MAIDEN nit mir, mas lie mol
len, aber lag mfrs. oaB Gus nit
olaubit, oa6 ih Elm Woroer bin!
SAG mir wcni9iteus, oaB Oh mir
nit nuhIt, @nter!"
Noer Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be'aB
tein TeritanoniR fitr ou5 Ele6en Iets
mes Sobncs. Dit T;rdhtung ihaute
er arf ben Tcrbufteten nieoer. so
bah ttinen Sobn mebr", Ia9te er
talt.
"a oino elm Seui;er iibsr oes
foocrs 9ippeu uno 'ein Saupt liant
ticf aui Die SruIt berab. 6lelh
einem webrloicu Siuoe Lies or lih
BON ben 2u~noidgern wicocr er8rsiIen
uuo uah Dem Wagen fortftibren.
gdlo ouraui rollte Der 98agtr BON
oannen.
Ser QnnGnoerbuuer blieb bo9aui=
9erittet mitten i'm Soie lteben uno
ltarrte Dem @eidbrt nab, bis Go oer=
ibwunocn mar. Damn mdhtc er
cine lcioeni6uItlihe @ewegung, ais
oh er nit eiuem Mciier Die quit ;tpi=
iben iih uno ben Subiniabrenoen
~Sertbeilsn MOLE, gum 3eiben, oaB er
feline @emein'huit mebr babe nit
linen.
Ger llnteriuhungsrihtcr, benz &c
ielbit bart u%u9etommen iein mohte,
feline Yiiht Su eriiillcn, fuBte lbn
beim Nrm. ,ermdnnen Sic NIB,
NnwGuoer, ih ebre SIREN StmerI
aber -"
"a fam Elm trampfbaites Sahen
iiber Die Sippeu oes &cucrn.
Ser, mas Sbr aud iagt, oas III
glles unniiB. oenn mas i6 perloren
bob', oas gibt mir 4eiuer iemaIs
wieoer suriIt. limb bod" ieBte er
9leib oaraui, lid ltol, emporreteno,
binSu, lid bah gar rucnig perloren.
Sene beioen Sottcrbuben limb tetner
Srduer ipertb."
gber ais oarn bic 8erihtstommiI-
lion pieosr oappngsfabrsn mar, nm
I'M Spritbau'e bel Der Seihe oes er=
morosten ebeniulls hires Nmtes Su
palten, als allmdii9 Die Naht nit
ibren ountlen S6atten ~berabiunt uno
am 6immel Stern INN Stern tlbern
gu erfunteln begann, od tduerte Der
Seperin Nnmdnoer in ieiner libtloien
@obnitube. rang bic Sanoc, ltobnte
uno geberoete lib pie elm Serjwei=
felter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

mag er lid nod ruben, 10 lang er i'm
&dfg orinuen iiBt; tommt er aber
erlt pieoer beraus, bernaber 'ol er's
merten uno iiibleu, pie gar bitter
itwer er lid an mir periinoi9t bait"
Sabei blieb's.
Der Bauer mar gesen ieinen bis
bergen Siebling wie umsewanoelt
uno bic aebentlihen Sriefs, Die in
gar tldgllhem Zone Der 2oisl ibm
aus Dem @eiGnsniB ihrieb, beant=
wortete er ni6t einmal, ionoern mari
lie nit perabtungspolem S9weisen
ms Seuer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

5rau Seott. oeu0.mcr Eltlr. fibItr
fe, baB bic arSueisn ibr gut that T.. Sir
Snifanb bat fih icitScm teiiSuoio ae5eIert.
Gle bait iett Sbre Diittel fit bic Gtieu aui
Der @elt NIB empficblt &c oteu lc SenSeu
Dralen.. gle bat tlb III Selu Sell IN nitt
70 ipobl bsfunSru pic ictt.
S1 ltbreloe oles otne o'iu auileforoert
porotn Iu isin uuo autoriNrs sic. Dor stness an
osroHentliden, oamit ale Stincuotu G.. arsn, mas
6as 'Dtscov'ry fur rn,iHe 5rau a,tbcu att Die
yPtotlintn .ptrotn pom allen baubleru ..auft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

Z tpmd i. Z dtss. Gsurp 6. Sapn
6cSrv g. pufe.Gmpfdrstr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09

covery" gu ueriudjen.
'Sle mar 10 mutblos,
Bop iie nleinte, bieie Dit.
tel tpiiroen tbr seraoe 70
tpcntS belieu, wie aue
anoeren ; abcr mir al
9tebe iuoate iie .iusu
Seriub oomit MAIDEN.
SD faufte bon iebem
cine 6lai6e, uub nod
ebe re Die SGtite oapon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
CAT EE GEEEW

Serr VI. W. Scott BON ber Il. 9. War.
thau'S Office III Gtlanta, Ga, idreibt !:
rSiele Sabre lang lit meiue Srau beitdnbia
on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, qafriihem
&opfpeb, nerpoier Grfh6piuna uuo alien
mo9lihen 6raucn,rantbetten. Rad,oem fe
obne ben ~geringifen Grfolg cine Menae
Ierite nno ar3neten probirt bate, bereSete
ib ie, eS NIT DIR. Pisrcc's "Favorite Pre-
scription" ruo "Golden Medical Dis
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++Sfcn "no
+&efcn.
nab allen Elobcn ali Der pacillidGn &ilte
lno (rans.raClniten N0fen.
Sinflen & St.Yaul 9iptiion
CehIih. yNetItt.

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7:l5pm. 49,. .Ank. ST, ClOud, Verl...... 7:l5pm
tldaltt- S~crntdes dusasnemmtn. .lGsIi6.
3sttltts Ssrbtneu raSu in Ninntapptis une Ct.
Vdul tur aue Funite prlth une pCflib.
1aaltts 3uae ,riftcr Ct. Tdul. Winnrapflis.
Qnetd, 1t 9lrut, 9%rrrffrn, Wtqmdr, SiruT Civ,
Wrerttae, 5arsr, Grant Jlris. 8raftVn. g0innrra,
6sptl's Kate, @rsat 3aus, fslsrd, Butte, Rdlisp'u,
Sppidnt rnt Stattic.
Nm Zen gaei6e. Nj fs. 3istn Fns yaiaf. gIiuius.
nne ~S6lafraaarns, Buffet, Sitlirttsf, StfUra-
items une RdudpdaBeHs srte uuh jrfite Rliht
massacre ,irctC 9 rlGnifrr Stiairdpesns etc. ST.
8srbtneunssn IN Ct. paul uut Niuutaprlis NIT
5ussn nab uue ren Gtieaar, Ct. seuis uue tenn
Sftn, SutCn upt Sutreftu. Gurds S6lafraaerps
ttrttt Won q. 9Irut mad eticdap.
artuit ftt NCdp. unt GasCdtSs Bfrae i'm telfn
1916, ten gahaaiGrCr cine @Slsesntett sstepe, slnfn
lttti her ttIrltttSn z csrertC N amsriia ~ fstSu.
IanrthrN' II. GiitnbdtH. Qsrtintu naen " Stqtt.
mad grattsSruut gunits. California, Gla sia,
Saran uue Gtipa.
Strtineunetu in Ssunsr's atrrs. Stato fir mad
ttr. arettrai Hluft unt S0puntu; In gpsnatttt,
Ndit rad Yale 9tdar, rem ettrtn Gglumtia uue
mad tenn lidnraan, fthrit.
Stast't %rsriauit uni itr gtpdd mariiri ilr aat
SaurttuHitt.
8aI 6rpdia&tu unt 9uisrmati ten atsr 8aitr.
StItdtn utr., monte m an I'd an
g.. ". Hstes, 9a,nt. Ct. GIsut. p1h y
oftr D, ). VI 81 tntp, g.. y z, u,
ct. gauL. piun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Vabrplau:

IuNITU WVNT NIuVIEF.
7 utber Sralneit; Srrntd8s ausscncr m'r.
Bur NitCn. 8artCr, 6utrplGnC rtCr Irelicae Sn-
i6rslbt an
K. WOLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. Glput
cher :. FEE,
@cnsrdl pdH. unt 2idtt Natnt,
ct. gaul, Ninp
5ra6tpas: f. , :5Opm; W. tl:l5am.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

cnmped for the might not far from the
two lines OF railroad running close to-
gether between Apuacate and Matnn-
zaa, connecting Havana with Matanzas
Via Querco.
The lnsurgcnt cavalry are reported TO
have been seen near San Francis de
palo. not far from the most southerly
OF the two railroads connecting Havana
with Matnnzas, and the Cuban advance
guard cannot be far behind them.
Consequently the advance guard OF the
army commanded by Gomez and Maceo
10 less than NIFTY miles from Havana
md apparently steadily advancing. Be-
tween the insurgents and Havana there
IN only one town OF Importance. Juar-
AGO. and II is an open question whether
Campor can get there from Cuanuba
or from Matanzas where he IN supposed
to be before the Cubans have passed
that point In this city every prepara-
tion "a being made to give tho inaur-
gents hot reception. Al the outlying
posts have been strengthened. The
new foriincations are being hurriedly
pushed 10 completion. ammunition 10
being overheuled. guns being made
ready and the troops kept constantly
on the alert. although the spnnish au-
thorities laugh at the idea OF the In
surgents being able TO take Havana.
The hurried movements OF the troops
garrisoning the forts, the going and
coming OF orderlics. the hasty dispatch
OF relnforcemcnts 10 tho front. the gem
ern1 state OF feverish unrest all show
that the news from Matanzas TX of the
utmost Importance and tho end OF the
campaign one way or tho other In be-
lleyed to be approaching. Even tho
most stubborn OF tho Spanish officers
ngrea that the march OF Gomez and
Aiaceo acrosa Santa Clara and Matan-
zas Is most remarkable military feat
20 have been accomplished within
three weeks. In spite OF all the forces
Spain could throw across thelr path.
A boat from Jamaica containing ten
men, supposed TO be filibusterers. has
landed on tho coast OF Santiago dc
Cuba.
chrlstmas day wore away IN Havana
with continued anxiety In al circles.
II was announced during the afternoon
that Captain-denerai cnmpos was ex-
pected TO arrive In Havana at
O'Clock from Ghanaba. near datanxas,
This fnct Ia Itself II regarded a. highly
significant Of the critical aitusfion Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Havana and as REIMBURSEMENT OF any
hope on the part OF tho Spanish COM
mander Of bringing the Insurgents TO
a standatill outside Jaruco, or any
point between Matanzas and Havana.
The arrival here OF the aptningenernl
makes II evident that tho base OF oper-
atoms against the insurgents must now
be Havana direct. n II IL true that
General CRmpos has deliberately suf-
ferod the advance Of the Insurgents
Into tho open and populated country
where they are now with the purpose
OF closing In behind them, while he at
tnckB them from Havana, thus crush
ing them between the upper and neither
mill stones, hiA arrival In Havana
shows that the hour for his coup has
arrived.
Upon hIs arrival hero this evening
General Campos made known his belief
that General Gomez had designed his
movement. which thus far has proved
10 signally successful merely az a raid
into tho heart OF his enemy's country
and as near 10 HAVANA as II was pos
sblc for him 10 get. intending then 10
fight his way back. General Campos
believes that the whole aim OF the In
cursion wns tho destruction OF prop
erty, and he asserts they have already
initiated "a retreat.
II 10 not thought that II ia the inten-
tion OF the insurgents to engage In =
pitched battle and much anxiety is felt
TO know whether they have actually
Initiated retreat and whether the elu-
sive strategy they have hitherto eIn-
ployel win serve TO open a way FOR
them In either direction they choose
TO go.
There was n public meeting held here
Friday evening ~ a denomination OF
sympathy for General Gomez
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

p,llas, Dec. 25.-Cspeeial.)--J. G. McNealus.
hsesident Of the Dallas base ball club today
|slxned Charles Bastlan. short stop Of last
kslson's Dallas club TO play the same posi-
|teu during the season OF 1896. Bastlan is
Watering in Dallas and is keeping himself
b excellent condition. lie led all the minor
hague short stops In general play In 1895 and
h.n be tower OF strength for Dallas next
|ystr Mr. McNealus has selected men for tho
kiher positions Of the Dallas team OF equally
lid grade with Bastian. He said today!
f.Dllla may not have pennant winners next
kear but the club that beats her out In the
sssoni play will come pretty close to hold
Ia fnt place. will announce the fun
lam BY January To-"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

TYLER, Tex, Dec. 25.-Cspecilll Last night
|.hout ! o'clock Mr., W. II. Day. who has
|A,rre Of the county Jail, was s'sbocd ir the
Ma With pocket knife by Jim Evtus.
|s,rrc. The stabblng occurred nod- the Jail.
|sp East Erwin street. Evans mt Mr. Day
n the street and began abusing nm itr Jail
In his (EyansD brother, who wa arrested
|turlnr the afternoon for disturbAneo of the
|p,ase, Mr.. Day started towards tho negro
|viiA stick. when Evans stabbed him and
|nu. Onccrs were Immediately hDiined and
|,oon had the negro In jail. NJ lay was
|nfltd into his house and a pnysi7lan sent
|sor The wound, though quite dangerous, is
|uet eoni'dtrad serious.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
AnAplsr IDENTIFIED.

n.r.,. Tex, Dec. 25.-tspecial.) -sherir
c'r,sll Of Jerseyyille. H.. arrived In Dallas
~ nlsht after Harry Howard. arrested in
S'. el,y for theft and burglary at Jersey
MI In looking through the cells OF tho
NM, county jail he identified prisoner
!. p,rry uyheld, wanted at Jorseyville for
~ uydeld several weeks ago was ar
,,.,,d IN Dallas as vagrant and was re-
,.,,l, sdjudged insane and was soon to be
s.-.,,a 10 the North Texas asylum at Ter
IN sheriff Cappcll says his insanity is as
..m,d. lie telegraphed to Governor Algcld
!, sorlnsheld, Ill.,. for requlsltlon papers for
p,seld. He was this evening notified that
!. ~, had been issued as requested. lie will
sx,n their arrival and tako Hyheld back 10
|xu.at.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

washington, d. c.. Dec, 25,-chair-
man pingley OF the ways ana means
ao,nm1ttte made the following state
ment tonight; ,,.rsaa IN
he a tariff revision. but simply an an ex,
,~ancy bin 10 raise about NO,OoO,OOo OF
reventie 10 meet the deficiency. me
main object 81 revenue. although ihc,-
scntally the Increase Will help AneIi,
ca n industries to some extent. the olii
IA limited to two and half years, the
expectation being that by that tlins
ne Republicans will be In fun power
and able TO revise the tariff on the'r
own lines. ~ r,,r,iay
"eives the secretary OF the treas ury Au-
thority 10 Issue 8 per cent hNs-yehr
eain bonds TO maintain the redefnp-
lion fund, In addition 10 the authority
he now possesses. but provides wa.
nroceeds OF all bonds Issued uneer
MS act and under the resumption ec'
shaIl be used only for redemption pur-
noses. II also provides that all bones
shall be first offered 20 the people OF
this country, The bill also authorizes
fcontfnued on Second Page.)
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

mple Page showing the average tariff Of the nations.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

CONTINUED on Second rageo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Victoria. Tex. Dec. 25.-(special.) 1.-THE Sum
N pay car ran over and killed near Alec this
lfernoon an old lady named Mrs, A. L..
pooley. She and her husband and daughter
pa their dog were walking on the track but
% hearing the train all had stepped on ex-
PsH tho dog. Just as the train was upon
|hsm the old lady stepped back upon the
PACK to save him and lost her life in the
lusnpt Her skull was broken and abe died
)lnost instantly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 25.-Cspeclal.)-A forfeit
tN was posted yesterday for the cooking
aain between Dallas. Tex. and Atlanta, Ca,
~ fought In this city on January %, %
10 Y for 5000 a side. s. 8. Moore repre-
sau Georgia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

slrawn. Tex. Dec. 25.--(special)--Jame
Feoit an employe OF the American Coal COM
liny, died very suddenly OF a congestlVe
|hlll At his home In this city on last Sunday
P,srlng at o'clock. The dceouscd leayoa a
ki'e and three ANAL children to mourn his
Psparture.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26

Big SANDY, Tex Dec. .-tspeeiai.l-M. y.
BECK. a highly respectable cltifea formerly
OF this place, now Of Tyler. Tex. dropped
dead IN hts yard last night His remHins
we're brought to shis place this afternoon Tor
interment. lI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-26
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ri paao. Ter., pee. 25.--rob F,inSin'nons.
his wife. Mrs. Julian and his trainer s'ri'sd
today from San Antonio. They ssre met ~
the depot by the entire sporting erstern''y o.
tho DIV with a band and escorted srfcss tbs
river 10 Jdarer, where rli<smuitns VIII
train In the old iottsfy building.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-01-02
: CAPE ELIZABETH.

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Albert M. Spear OF South Portland has
accepted position with the II. Bur.
owes Company, and has gone to New
York to canvass that state for the Bur.
rowes window screens. . .sss
Rev. I.G. Ross has gone to New York
on a business trip. ~
Captain William Z Studley slipped on
the ice recently and sprained, his ankle.
William S. Cole, the blacksmith of South
Portland, fell last Sunday from his nay
loft and sprained his arm.
Rev. George ". Kelley lost his cane
overheard from the Elizabeth City one
day last week.
The funeral of Mrs. John E. Fisher was
held from her late residence last Sunday
afternoon. The services were conducted
by the Rev. L. Fl. Bean, former pastor
of the deceased. There was a51arge at
tendance of relatives and friends, which
showed in what high esteem she was
held. Her friends from Portland and
South Portland sent in several very
handsome floral pieces Among til m
were 26 pinks from DR.. F. I. Brown, 26
roses from Agnes Fisher and flowers
and crosses from her friends in the
church and the Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson is visiting her
son at Brunswick.
Albert Cole, our representative, left
for Augusta yesterday.