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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-06

The Crescent Bowling Alleys on Aborn
street, the best in New England, are lib
orally patronized by ladies and gentlemen
for exercise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

been issued Is as follows; Gross, ,sl.3s1,-
COS; increase 500, $50: expenses and taxes,
Si,iSi,.ig; lncreasc, Sio,Sli.
A special train Of Texas, Arkansas aud
Iouisiana teachers Will take IN the cclc-
brated "loop" from Denver on Monday,
escorted 10y MeTsrS Douglass, Clark aud
Hirshncld. assisted by that popular Ar
kansas hoy, Ed Scyerldgc. who IS located
In Colorado as route agent Of the Denver
and Rio Gtandc Express company,
Col Jim Wilson OF the Chicago and Al.
ton thinks that the prices OF cattle Will
go yet higher. The colonel says canners
80 cents per hundred pounds since Mon.
day, and that amount placed on q 100
pound steer adds TO results considerably,
All breaks In the line OF the Cotton Belt
were repaired yesterday, and oil trains
are now making schedule time.
The Fort Worth aud Denver special
train, consulting Of I'VE OF Puliman's yes-
tlbulcd summer sieepers. left yesterday
morning for Denver. carrying JOYFUL
party Of Texas and Louisiana teachers
and friends. The train was In charge OF
Conductor J.. NJ Murphy, while general
agent Douglass of New Orleans went
through rs the representative Of the pas.
sengcr department. a more contcnted
party of tourists never left the Panther
City" and this train was one OF the I'm
est in all Of Its appointments ever run
ont OF Tcxns. To-day Il Is expected an
other special will be required 10 take care
OF the Arkansas teachers, who Join n
number of their Texas friends here. Con
out which IL guarantee that contcnt'
ment Will reign. Travelling Passenger
Agent Iiiishheld VIII accompany this patty
to Denver.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Muncle Ind, July 4.-Llllle Favors, the
thlrteen-yonr-old daughter OF Wilson Fa-
vors residing one mile east OF CASTOR, In
the northern part Of this county. was last
week induced to leave home, Il Is said by
Richard Smith. n neighbours son, under
pretense OF going to party In tho noehbor-
hood. When at lonely point on the road
Smith was Joined by several friends. and to-
and carried her Into a deep wood She was
there held as a prisoner until Saturday even
ing, and during the four days and nights
she was without shelter OF any kind and had
10 eat only what tho fifteen men. who
crlminally assaulted her again and again
brought in their pockets. Saturday she made
her escape. and got to CASTOR. where she was
found by her parents and taken home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
Americas Natal Day Gel
ebrated Abroad.
THE DAY is REMEMBERED
The Stars and Stripes Displayed Over
United States Buildings Through
out the World.

LONDON, July 4.
The celebration OF the Fourth OF July began
with large meet Of American vehicles at IL
O'Clock this morning In Hyde park. Large
crowds OF people lined the road from Hyde
park corner TO the Magazine. where the We
hicles assembled. The turnout, however,
was not a very creditable display. II In
eluded about dozen buggies and phaetons,
couple of buckboards and few carts,
making total Of twenty vehicles Flags
wore dying throughout the day over the
United tSAtes embassy and consulate, as well
as over number OF American places OF
business.
During the afternoon many visiting Amcrl-
cans In response to notices In the newspapers
called at the residence OF Mrs. Bayard. wife
OF the United States ambassador, the Hon.
Thomas +. Bayard, where they were cordially
received by their hostess in the absence OF
Mr. Bayard, who is stlll out of town.
There were over four hundred acceptances
for the dinner Of the American society today.
Among them were Hon. Patrick a. Collins.
the consul general Of the United Statesi Mr..
Carter Mr.. Bayard's private secretary; Lieu,
attache; Richard Croker, Charles Il. Flint,
Michael Grace, ]. @. MeiRgs. NJ. N. Do
Young, proprietor OF the san francisco
Crane. W: y. Curtis, assistant secretary OF
the United States treasury. and Logan Car
Isle OF the United tsates treasury depart
ment.
The Hon. Wayne Mcvoagh, United States
ambassador to Italy, presided at the dinner
I'm the absence Of MIR. Byard.
The toasts were as follows: The queen
proposed BY Mr.. Charles Dudley Warner;
THE President OF the United States" Hon.
Seth Lowe; THE Day We Celebrate" Hon.
Wayne McVeagh; "rhe American Society in
London" proposed by j. 7. Davies, to which
MIR. u. Stevens responded. The chairman
Of the evening was MIR. II. S. Ilaines, presi-
dent OF the American Railway association.
Among the large crowd who called upon Mrs.
Bayard today were Sir Julian Pauncefote, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Croker. Nat Goodwin. Mes
danes Custer Maokey and Leslie; II. b.
Hurbert, Chicago; Lady Cook tho Misses En-
dieott, MIR. and Mrs. II. A. Wheeler, Bret
Harto and William Waldorf Astor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Fourth Celebrated With Banquet by hmeri-
can Chamber OF Commerce.

Paris, July 4.-The principal event OF
the celebration Of independence by the
American colonies was the dinner which
tho American chamber OF commerce gave in
celebration Of the glorious Fourth. The
gucaB numbered about $50. and among
thom were NJ. Hanotaux, the French min
lister for foreign Affairs NJ. De Relyille, NJ.
nurtholdl, the presidents OF the French.
Italian and Belgian chambers Of commerce,
and Mr.. S. p. Morse. the United States con-
sui general. The United States ambassador,
Mr.. James u. Eustls, presided. NJ. Ilano-
taux proposed the health OF President Faure.
In 80 doing he paid glowing tribute to
the United States, which, he said, within a
century had acquired flrst rank among the
nations OF tho globe.
Mr.. Morse then proposed the health Of
President Cleveland, which was received
with three hearty oheora and tiger
Mr.. Morse referred In eloquent torms 10 the
ONCE and TO tic man, saying; President
Cleveland Is not only president OF tho United
States, but he Is the recognized official
head OF a great radical party"
In concluding his remarks, Mr. Morse al
luded to MIR. Eusts' presidential aspra-
tons sayingi There are many men in
the party possessing all the desirable quail.
ties for the great office Of president, and
there is one at least in the United States to-
night whose nomination would do honor
to the party and whose patriotic utterance'
have touched responsive chords in every
true American heart"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Send your address to II. T.. Bucklen G
Co, Chicago. and get FREQ sample box OF
DR.. Kings New Life PilN. A trial will
convince you Of their merits. aThese pills are
easy in action and are particularly effective
In the cure of constipation and sick headache.
For malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleterIous
Ing tone to stomach and bowels greatly In
vlgorate the system. Regular size csc per
hoy. Sold by ]. 7. Nlcka & Co. lrugRlsis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

New York, July 4.-During the past week
another announcement was made OF the old
rumor that President +. u. Harper, OF the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life, would retire
before long and plans were already being
formulated as to his successor. Mr.. Harper
has been III for many months and unable
to attend to any Of the associations bust
ness. The officers Of the aeooeiation have
positively denied that there was any inten-
tlon Of electiug new president, and said
that while Mr.. Harper was not as yet we'll
man. he was considered on the road to re-
covory. Nevertheless. II is firmly believed
In life insurance circles that the Mutual
Reserve will before long have a new presi-
dent and l.. A. Burnham Is spoken OF as the
probable man for the place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Rome. July 4.-dold Glory" was flung to
the breeze today over tho American en-
bassy and consulate, and a number Of the
hotels having American guests also displayed
tho stars and stripes, me american colony
Madrid. July 4.-The American flag was
holstod at an early hour this morning over
the American legation and consulate, and
number Of visitors called during tho day
at the residence OF Mr.. Hannis Taylor, the
American minister.
berlin, July MANY Americans houses in
this city flew the stars and stripes in honor
OF the Fourth Of July. Flags were also dis.
played over tho United States embassy and
consulate legation and at the banquet this
evening patriotic addresses were delivered.
Vienna July 4.-The United States nag
foAted proudly today over the consulate lega-
tlon Of America. as well as over American
huslneps houses.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

u reported that the Mo3lcan railway
Vu Is 10 DO rc-csthollAneu'
4 roceiver has beal appointed for the
|cllalre, GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati.
The Central railway OF New Jersey has
IsL Declared quarterly dividend OF 1 H.
cr Vent.
The Southern's shops at Knoxville have
Zen completed and boz men viii be en-
Po{fd
The New York Central has put on a
oN west bound express, leaving that city
\ midnieht
X-..A. Gibson, travelling passenger agent
k the Cotton Belt has returned from
lnattanooga.
lH. b. Hovey, vlce.president and general
Rperlntendent OF the Rock Island, is back
|'fin most profitable European railway
( fhe French SOr,l. Its net revenue for
F}f was S1s,S50,2G5.
las. put on a new train between Denver
Ind Colorado Springs.
4 "s c c,r,s,s'. ON" Sortnerh dhe,nu MI
fkIns as motive power. 80
~. o,reon,cnt ,,r ,rnn,, ,t,o ,ras,do,,.s
d rrstore rates on htiy x Ia rharaet"r,zed
Y IA rnne ~ sapd 49, ~
>r,r cat.a O.. ~, t., 80
Man ~ tbs rht.,'sn pn,r,s s,,d y,
|<.,,1r rocontiv n,'rci,,, Ia W." "'u -
,nN ''ven.s ,".yua"'i'
tn,,non su argnsts MI NJ n ~ n'.'ne OIL rne
a ~ Ailsntie and i,acin. '' e"''"s
rLY ni""s 49,
4Ht west Ena nnn iuv6rside electric
|a.t'ny VI Nun.soin i'sy nia'' nus peen
{ ~ ~, I"
ANout 300 lovers OF the national game
|ooR adyantnge Of the Texas apd Pacific
r"'e =" Dniias sosteruny.
4nf SAFE OF Tue Greennell ana Northern
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

The Numerous Occasions for Which Reduced
Round Trip Tickets VIII lie Sold to
Eastern Points Via Southern Pa
cihc. Sunset Route.
Christian Endeavor meeting. Boston, Mass,
one fare for the round trip, July to 7,
good 10 return August O. 1895,
Young Peoples Union. Baltimore, Nd,
one fare for the round trip. July IA to IS,
good 10 return August o. 1896.
Conclave Knights Tomplar. Boston, Mass,
one fare for the round "trip, August II to %,
good to return October G, 1895,
For further Information call on your near
est ticket agent, or address
O. w. BEN,
Traffic Manager. Houston, Tex.
l.. J. PARKS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

e. a.
SEALED PROPOSALS to eiectrotypc,
print and hind the revised statutes OF
the state Of Tcxas--Notice Is hereby
given that proposals will be resolved
by the state board OF public printing
until II o'clock a. M, on Monday, the
sth day OF July. 1896, TO electrotype.
print, bind and deliver TO the depart
ment of state at Austin, the Revised
Statutes OF the State OF Texas. in ac-
cordance with the terms and specinca-
lions OF an act passed by the Twenty
fourth legislature and approved April
10, 1895. The state VIII furnish the
white book paper for the Job. All the
other materials and the work must be
furnished and done by the contractor.
The job viii embrace the constitution
OF the United Stntes, the constitution
OF Texas and the Revised Civil Statutea.
the Penal Code and the Code OF Grim
inal Procedure OF the State OF Texas,
each fully indexed. printed In Hize OF
page and fstyle corresponding with the
Revised Statutes OF 1879. tho text OF the
Job TO be In long primer type. the codi-
hers notes In BREWER tyne, and the
chapter Indexes and the marginal and
foot notes and general indexes In nom
pariel type. Estimated thnt the entire
1ob VIII contain 1900 pages. The print
Ing must be done In octave form--iG
pages to the sheet. Tho binding must
be done In the bes. style OF workman
nhip, and In law sheep OFT tho host
quality and IN best quality or tar
boards. Proposals must narticularize
na Follows: I. The price per hook for
10000 copies OF the completed Job In one
volume. 2, The price per book TOR 10000
| copies OF the completed job In two vol
umes Uhe constitution OF the United
Stntes and the constitution OF Texas
ana the Revised civll Statutes OF Texas
| 10 constitute volume 1, and the Penal
Code and tho Code OF Criminal pro.
cedure or Texas 10 constitute volume o.
| g. The price per book for soon cothea
OF the completed Job in one volume
| The price per book for 5000 copies OF the
completed JOB In two volumes. b.,The
| limit OF time within which the first 1000
books will be delivered of the comnlet.
ed Job IN one volume and the limit on
| time within which the balance OF the
| edition Will be delivered after work IL
commenced. @. The limit of time With
In which the hrnt 1000 books each OF the
two volumes OF the completed lob VIII
be delivered, and the limit Of time
within which the balance OF the edition
In two volumes VIII be delivered, nfter
| work IL commenced. The price bid per
book must cover all chnrscs Each pro.
posol must be accompanied by q guar.
nntcc of two or more sufficient HurSiles
Tin tho sam OF $1,000 that the bidder
| Will execute trr nnrU tr
performance OF the work. Bids must
he sealed up ana directed 10 tho see
| rotary Of state at Austin, The right IN
reserved TO reject any and all bids No
bid win be allowed 70 be withdrawn
temporarily or otherwise after having
been filed with the secretary OF state
unless by unanimous consent OF the
board Of public printing. Coples OF tho
law authorizing this work riny be had
on application to the secretary OF stRte.
ALLISON AfAYFGELD.
| ..Fg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
pOsTON Am prTnpN

Account National Convention Of tho Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor to be
held in Boston, Mass, July 10 to a. the
Cotton Belt route will sell tickets to that
point and return at rate OF one fare for tie
round trip. Dates Of sale from Texas points
July 3. 4. 5. G, and !, limited for return 10
August g. 1895. Upon payment OF APP
proximately 20 percent Of one faro additional
tickets may be secured for going passage
via one route and returning via another
s. g. Warner. @. p. A.. Tyler, Tex; A. a,
Glsson, I. p, n, Fort Worth, Tex; ID. NJ.
Morgan, G. p. d I. A., 4Ol Main street, Fort
Worth Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Liverpool. July wheat-spot steady;
demand poor; No. 2 red, winter. Is I-2d I;
itoba, Is i0d; No. carlifornia Us "a.
Futures firm and l-lc higher. July. bs
4 lid; August, IS add September. Is
December O. lid.
corn-spot firm. American mixed. new.
Is ID.
Futures firm at 1-2as.ld higher. July
a i-2d; August. "a led: September, Is
. 3-td: October. Is 5 lid. November, IA
, 3-fd December. Is ga.
Flour flrm demand poor. St Louis fancy
winter, "a Cd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Liverpool. July f.-cottoR-spot quiet; un-
changed prices. American mddling, 3 sd
Sales for the day were 5000 bales d which
GOO were for speculation and export and
Included 100 American. Receipts, 5000 bales
including 800 American.
Futures closed quiet at the decline. Aneri.
can mldding, l.. M. c., 4i-Gid. July and
August. . H-6id5 s5-Gid August and septein-
Der, 3 te-sita f7-6id; September and Oct0-
Dor. s1-flfi3 fs-e4d. October ard NOvem-
ber, is-6iGs 4e-ef; November and Decem-
Dor. io-04l3 ib-Gid; December and Janu-
AIRY. b1-e4ff3 li-6id, January and February
3 si-g4Ns f2-6id. February and March, 81
cd; March and April. a-Gt1a 55-Gld.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
jetude Prevails in Lo-
;al Railway Circles.
T. & P. TAKES ACTION.
Promulgated by the Houston
Be. Simply Advantage Taken of
Coveted Opportunities.

soat erday was the fourth. the day
I'D great American eagle is'presuihed
"a the screaming act. there was not
,Ito be learned IN railway circles In
<lty. The general hliceS ~ the Fort
IN and Denver wrrc ''iUsal, rs were
Hnf tho Rock Island, nnl the boys
.enioylng n well rurnel uly OF rest
Il rate question IL sill the all absorb
|5pic, but there has becn little change
cfal circles. The Texas and Pacine
II have come TO the scratch, as fore
l>vrd In the Gazette Of yesterday,
BOX healthy hunk OF salss to the
n nslng 81. Louis IA IA hnslng point
rate 10 ST Lunis Il SlO.b5. aud TO
nro Sl755, which effectively estab-
y parity with the Katy at the ratio
ofac and horse. These rates are an.
Gel TO 80 into effect tomorrow. pnd
iexns aud Pacific people authorize the
That they are open TO any
Z of an engagement. aud under any
oOf rules.
z Cotton Belt and Rock Island. It
Isl are sticking vi to tho tariff. but
IpsSlon OF the Texas aud Pacific IA
frtlon with that OF the Santa he Will
: 10 keep the Katy from getting lone
. in the matter OF passenger rutes.
he been asserted that II other roads
thc Katy rate that road would prompt
roceel 20 take another whack at The
ling remains. AS the rates have been
trtly met II Is presumed that the KATY
HfOceed to carry out It's threat, but
I'D no definite Information has been
Iycd on that score.
ISL action OF the Houston, East and
Ill Texas, comparatively unknown
lfiiy, IN slnshing the filling ont of east
fhtcs. Is a lirebrand added TO an al
" warm cOnflHgralion. This road,
III has connection with the Queen and
|crnt at Shreveport, takes Cincinnati
bnsins point and literally raises Cain
he, natter OF Eastern rates. The action
Tie Houston road Is regarded by rail-
people rs simply taking advantage OF
teied opportunity. Interstate rates arc
regardcd as IN serious condition, and
~ something Is done speedily there Is
l9reshadowing the result.
Iui report was current here yesterday
q ticket has been sold to New York
a $50 rate. but the matter could not
authenticated.
itpre developments are looked forward
Win keen Interest, for none can fofesee
turn matters are going to take.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Are sometimes allowed by the authorities to
remain too long, but when that Important
outlet TO the refuse and debris Of the sys-
tem-tho bowles-become obstructed. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters promptly raises the
blockade" This II does, too. without Great
ing any abdominal disturbance In the way
Of gripping, an unpleasantness always pro-
duced by drastic purgative. No permanent,
decisive relief from constipation can be OBJ
talned through the agency OF violent
cathartlc, Mandrake, blue pill, salts and
SIENNA and calomol, while they eyacuate
for future usefulness Hostetters Stomach
Btters, on the contrary, invigOrates the
whole abdominal region. and promotes a
regular secretion and flow Of bile. Use this
time honured remedy also in malaria, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism. nervousness, In cases OF
debility and for kidney trouble. 1t confers
both appetite and sleep.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Tex, July 4.-The Interna-
nal and Great Northern Railroad company
laying steel and ballast on the
.nreetown branch this morning. This tap
10 d ten miles long, interesting with the
ala line at Round Rock, and has never
on hallasted. the scheduled time allowed
sEerger trains TO cover the distance one
~ being one hour. and during wet weather
required longer. Tho track will be in
st-class shape by August and the sched-
cd limo reduced to twenty minutes. Mr..
%. Calvin, general superintendent, was
cf Tie line last week. and II is presumed
Q long deferred improvement Is due to his
.tinl trip to Georgetown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
no WACO AND urrURN.

Account meeting Of the state sheriTs'
association to be held at Waco. July to
-, Cotton Belt route viii sell tickets to
Waco and return ut following rates:
From stations within 10 miles OF Waco,
fare aud onc-third; from stations 40 to 100
miles of Waco, rate of So; from stations
over 100 miles from Waco. rate of one
fare. Dates Of sale July S and o, limited
s. C. WARNER,
q. Z. A., Tyler.
A. a. GLISSON
Il. l.. A., Fort Worth.
u. NJ. MORGAN
C.. p. and T. A., 4O1 Main street, fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
CHANGES FOR THE NEW CITY DIREu.
TORY

The publishers OF tho Fort Worth City
Directory request all persons that have made
changes In their business or residence loca-
tons since their names were taken 10 notify
them at once II they desire their names
properly inserted In the directory for 1896.
They will eheerfuly make all corrections.
Address Morrison a Fourmy city,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Account Baptist Young Peoples union to
be held at baltimore. Md, July is 10 2l,
the Cotton Belt route win sell tickets to
that point and return at rate Of one fare
for the round trip. good for return TO
August 0. Dates OF sale July a. 10 and TO-
=. g. WARMER,
G. I. A., Tyler, Tex.
A. a. GLISSON.
It. p. A., Fort Worth. Tex.
y. NJ. -avalGAN,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Account Interstate drln to be held in
ST. Louis, July TO Z, Cotton Belt route
for individuals at rate OF one fare for
the round trip; for military companies
or hands In uniform rate OF one cent per
mile, short line mileage. In eacha direc-
tion. Tickets on sale June 20 10. July 0
inclusive, limited for return TO July 10.
S. q. WARNER.
G.. T.. A., Tyler, Ter.
A. A. Gibson,
II. p. A., Fort Worth, Tex.
ID, N. MORGAN,
Worth Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
ron SALE on EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE or EXCHANGE acres In
one mile Of CresHon. tho oroasing OF the
Cult Colorado nnd Santa 70 aud tho Fort
Worth ard Rio orlando railways, All prairie
land, with fine grass and water, Sobe tlin-
change FOR Improved city property; 10 sotoa
adjoining the town 81 nockport. Thcy have
o doop water contract nov. i'rsnts right on
the bay and 10 ino for grapes and gar.
dening Win give a bargain, and Will Ok.
change for property IN North Texas. Eighty
eight acres Of timber land near Iisndloy
10 trade for a vacant lot or house and
lot on the South side. For sale near Crew.
10y la this county; Ono tract of $50 acroa
An nno black prairie land and fenced. Prices
low down and terms easy. Also. one farm
on lss Reret one Of 3i5 acres. and one oi
$40 aoroH and one " 100 acres, Choap. Ions
time. Elmo black land and we'll improved
FarinH In I'll pafts of tho country. and
near thc city In all Eisod tracts, suit any.
body In prleea and terms Iouapa aud iota
In Fort Worth 10 sell most any way. Hun.
man 90, Fort Worth. TcS.
WILL exchange new broom modern aiyIo
cottage and lot from street 10 street, price.
$1,000 for 800 In stock, balance oaay month.
" payments. other houses and lots 10 sell
and trade. NJ, l.. Chnmbcfa, Real Estate
Exchange, 200 Main street.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sprIngs resort
Water ulsurpnrsod IN Texas Hotel with
fourteen rooms. Rest location In North
Tcxas fNr sanitnrluin, and summer resort
For experienced peraon, hne opportunity.
VIII trude for Fort Worth city property
Address n w ~. cure Gnzeltc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
IoNpoN FINANCIAL.

London. July l.--Bar silver. 80 l-2d per
ounce. Money, II PER cent. The rate Of
~ s-ie per cent; for three months billa. $50
por cent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
LAnnR pnvELopMENrs.
Santa Fe Cuts All Eastern
Rates.

4 thc Santa Fe had cut all rates Into
ftfory east Of St. Louis, which probably
ans that the biggest rate war. ever
5wn IN this section has been lnaugurnted.
explanation of the Santa Fe move 1t
atated That as tho Houston. East and
at Texas had cut the rats Into Cinlin-
Kali Missouri river lines are forced
put the rate In east Of 81. Louis. This
ans the utter and complete demorallza-
d Of everything in the Central, Western
! fouthcrn Traffic associations and q
r 10 the finish.
nterestlng additional developments may
1uoked for today.