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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

present at the Methodist church last
sunday night.
DR.. Beardslcy. the noted Kentucky
divine, preached an excellent sermon
at the Methodist church last sunday
morning and lectured Monday night
TO an appreciative audience.
Mr. l.. b. Ely OF Carrulllon, Mo. who
Is the financial agent for tho William
Jewel college and interested In the
success of Howard Payne college at
this place. spent several days In our
city this week.
Col $. r. Borns. our popular repre-
sentative, came home Friday and spent
Saturday and Sunday with his family
and comforting with his constituents
about legislative needs.
MIR, Tim y. Robertson " Mayileld,
Ky. has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
J. r. Smith, this week.
MIR. Garland Tlilnr OF Temple has
come TO make brentwood his perma-
nent headquarters.
Mrs. j. A. Austin and Miss Williams
went to Karnes city last Monday.
hr. ]. b. Garnet of the Temple
Grocery Company came mp from Tenn
| Pile and spent Sunday with his family.
Mr. j. j. HUTCHINSON has returned
4 from an extended trip TO Alabama.
| Mrs. r. H. Shropshire Of Comanche
contemplates making Brownwood her
! future home.
Mrs. Bessie Miller otcn 1Sentucky's
bright star. win entertain at Daniel
Baker college tonight al the solicitation
OF the Y, r, s. G. II. OF the First
I Presbyterian church,
/ The candidates for the city offices are
not only numerous, but they are letting
( the good people know their wants
The irrigation move IL being much
talked OF in this section. and II Is hoped
that the present legislature VIII enact
some law that will forward the interest
In this much-needed enterprise Many
farmers who are able are putting IN
pumps both In the Pecan bayou and
the Colorado river to irrlgatc their
I farms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

Palo pinto. Tex. March 22.--J. e.
Rodgers Of Dallaa, representing the
American Book Company. was In town
yesterday.
d. NJ. Grassland & 60. viii open up a
new dry goods store in this place about
April ].
q. W. Mcdonald has gone to st..
Louis to lay In his rnpply OF spring
goods.
Henry Blue has bought the Jim
owen corner block and VIII erect at
once a new building for a livery stable.
The memorial service OF Rev q. W.
Slaughter, which were held yesterday.
was preached By Or. Bnrieson or
waco. The last sad rites IN memory
az Mr.. slaughter were attended by the
largest concourse OF people that ever
attended funeral service at this place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

largely based on expectatio = ne
effective monopoly in coal &c
other products
Liverpool was buying largely. but
is likely to sell ON any rise.
Cotton does not rise, because there
is more demand for goods, but there is
moro demand for goods because cotton
is dearer. More valuable indications
are that the volume of domestic trade
gains u little and money Is in much
better legitimate demand. The rise in
cotton TO 6.3l seems to still have
scarcely any contrast with the facts
OF demand and supply, but had n very
substantial basis nevertheless, II, as
some maintain, more cotton had been
sold In this country for future deliv-
cry than could be produced here until
another crop comes. American stocks
We're last Friday l.3i5026 bales, as
against l,lji,700 last year, with the
general expectation that something
over 200. 900 bales will yet come forward
while foreign stocks OF American are
SEQ 600 bales greater than At this date
after the great crop OF 1891.
Receipts continue large and the
movement has really no other basis
than belief that the next crop will
be small. The rise In wheat, which
started with the report of wheat in.
farmers hands. has been followed by
reaction OF Ia for the week. Corn,
after a rise Of ] 5-Sc, holds the price OF
a week ago, receipts being about
third Of last years and exports insignif-
iuant
Pork has declined 25c per barrel, and
lard loo per 100 pounds.
The advance in wages Of coke work
ers raised the cost of fuel for a large
proportion of the iron manufacturers,
but as yet does not affect prices OF
iron ore, It's products, an Increase, in
demand appears Pig iron Is weak
without change, both at east and Pitts
burg, and no change OF consequence Is
noted in the demand for finished pro-
duets. Copper continues weaker at 500
for lake. American production, In Feb
ruary, being l2,720 tons and foreign
673g, while tin has risen sharply to
1890.
Lead Is weak with heavy sales. $500
tons domestic and 1000 to foreign talk
ers. Tin plate prices reported shade
stronger
The rise in cotton has stimulated
buying OF goods and given confidence
TO agents. Heavy transactions and
| some advances in prices appear In
Southern coarse goods, but not as
/ yet in the fines.
/ While many orders are detained by
| labor difficulties there is also much
| complaint OF cancellations, which ap
| pear to be justified in some cases by
/ inferior quality but in others not jus
| titled at ALL
Orders for fall are at present small
and new business has been quiet. Sales
OF wool gradually decrease. and for The
| week are smaller than last year, Aha,
600 pounds. against 4,3SS 500 For tire,
weeks OF March sales indicate abou
20 per cent OF full consumption.
Failures during the past week hav'
been 27S in the United States. agalns
24i last year, and % in Canada, Al
against 50 last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23


Senator Stafror1's bill 10 prohibit fire
insurance companies from writing In
suranee in this state through agents
located in other states had the right
of way in the house of lords this morn
ing. and was taken up Immediately ot-
ter the morning hour
Senator stafford offered an amend
ment providing that where property
owner cannot get sufficient insurance
in this state he can make affidavit 10
that effect to be filed with the commits
sloner OF insurance. who will author
lze him to make application through
some local agent, to companies not
doing business in Texas,
Senator simpson opposed the amend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
BRApsrREETs FINANcrAL.


New York, March % -Bradstreets
financial review tomorrow viii say
IL Is some time since the speculative
market has had SO decidedly a bullish
tone and tendency as was exhibited
during the present week. The slgnif-
canoe OF the movement is not to be
measured by the improvement which
mas taken plaza in quotations. but
rather by the unmistakeahie signs
which have been Afforded OF n broader
and more general speculation.
While foreign buying Of securities
has not been large. the London
market has shown considerable inter-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

In maiden meditation fancy free,
will be the cook who uses DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, Her thoughts
will be her own; no need to worry about
the biscuit or rolls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
TRADE CONDITIONS ARE BETTER.
ALL THE LARGER CITIES REPORT
A HEAVY BUSINESS.

DUN AND BRADsTREETs REVIEW
THE sITuATIoN-wHAr THE IN
CREASE IN SPECULATION RE-
GENTLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE wEBK-cLRARINGs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
he
||RISK
PR|NG
|ORK
E:G|NS,

4. Easter this year is
\ rery gay and dressy,
Euse the spirit is in the
|srials Never were dress
Ia half so pretty. Come
HE dress goods counter
h and look and select
| Easter costume, High
katies are selling rapidly
! quantity of any one
not large.
|urprises at the ribbon
Inter-. Elegant qualities;
Cns bought especially
|srniture. You will see
tllf the price you would
let A great many things
Me ribbon counter you
buy if You see. as your
h all tell you, this is
/ a ribbon season, Early
rtions advised.
Right new lines kid gloves
the Trefousse factory
on sale, Ask to see
new Easter Gloves at
3.
SECOND FLOOR
i with new goods. Our
nd orders in Muslin
lsrwear now in. Silk
Percale Skirts, duck
for women and girls
ahrge variety of ready
b Skirts in the new ma.
kas high priced as you
land as low priced as is
fable to buy. 1t is a
| way to dress yourself,
Eparote skirt a few
waists economically,
aye you seen the new
ningss Don't expect to
a lot of braid or other
les to sprinkle all over
dress. 1t is not that
this year. What is used
waist--none on skirt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
RANK crrARINGs.

New York. March 22.-The following
table, completely Bradstreets. hn9wS
the total clearnnces at the principal
cities and the percentage OF Increase
or decrease, as compared with the cor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
THE WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
THE SENATE DEBATES THE FREE
PASS BILL,

THEN PUTS 1T TO SLEEP THE
HOUSE pnBArEs AN INSURANCE.
BILL AND THEN PUTS IT TO
sLEEP--A SECTION or THE FORT
WORTH CHARTER KIIlLED.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

Senator German viii stay In Europe
during the summer. presumably 70
avoid the politicians.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

Totals. inc s4........:...-. sls,los,ss7
sNot included in total because con
,.luded in total because no comparison
with last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

throngs a t
dress 6 God s
a N d s il k
counters To
look is all we
a s k. 7 h e
newest Euro.
pean effects
are on our
counters and
in great va
-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

AfENT

New York. March @z.--for the week
ending Friday, March q. go.
Net receipts at all Omitted states
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23
AMERICAN TICKET BROEER'SASs'H|

sole representatives In III. Worth:
Passengers tscl>rsed 10 MI p9iut~ Of
the Vnttcd states Mt reduced rates
We bus nnd sell railroad Tickets,
rhecls bangage and secure rteertpk
cnr berthr. ftt 4.
u. IL. uInsurfEiD & CO.,
worth Hotel
uefcrcnccst banks, business houses
nnd our customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
crccp.ut on the sinntion.

PEORIA. ILL. april BIN an inter-
view with SIR. Greenhut to-day the lat
ter said. "McNulta's application 20 the
court Yesterday 90 borrow $4,000 con-
firms what 1 said 10 my report. NotWith-
standing McNmta claims tina, The bust
ness IS prosperous and making money for
the stockholders. be- is obliged 90 bor-
loN large sums OF money 10 keep the
business running. although the receiver
has not paid ore dollar of the indebted
ness ~ the company. McNulta says 10
VIII require $1,000 a day for sixty days
g. keep the bushes running, which Is
worse trau ] predicted
"NeNnta. in au interview, says he
viii need only about one third as much
money ass I told me receivers would be-
necessary 90 run the business Of the COM
panv mI the end % ,le catue-teedins
season. At the time / made the estimate
AisNulta said Dee wanted 90 borro" money
enough 90 nay of the rebates that Were
Que. and thereby make himself s0l'l with
tho trade. which. of course, would have
required considerable more money. DIT
NcNulta has paid uo rebates. ana cannot
g,t The money 81 which TO do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

the blood OF mules thus treated consul
tutes vaccine virus for the various as
eases caused BY the strep'ococeus
microbe.
The first experiment with this serum
was made on February 6ih on woman
suffering from puerueral-fever at the Ma
ternlte Hospital. The gen raj condition Oh
tha patient was very serious, her tempera-
ttlra exceeding l0f degrees fahrennelt tD
degrees Centigr1dc. Eight grammes OF the
serum was injected without result. Inc
next day the dose was Increased TO SIX
cen grammes. after which slight I'M
movement was noticed. On the thiFd
AZ, t,yentv.fve erammes was injected,
and almost Immediately the fever III
unfinished. Eight days afterwards tn SICK
woman was able 10 leave the hospital
~ the last meeting Of the Societe de
Riologle ". Marmorek declared mat ne
had used Or. Rogers serum on forty-iYe
ratleuts at the Hospital OF Auberviiliers'
and had obtained forty-nve cures IN
for,v-eirht hours. The patients were sur
fer,ng from erysiPells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
STARTLING FRAUDS.
Systematic Evasion Of Customs Duties
al New York.
srrHEn & COMPANY INVOLVED.
Trusted Government Employees I'm
rlicatcd-i!intS ut Smuggling By
ding Was Done.

NEW Nnprr Anil % 0va ~ tho
me-, ,,.-,,.--'..-, -. ,..,
'''''' % i'"u'''.'''''
SION OF customs duties Whlch nave 1e-
veioped in the port Of New York fOr
wears came IN ugbt today II involves
,
''- """i' VI ONO OF '"e D-a' Ni'"" 10
a-brac houses in the country and inpil-
Gates possibly one or more customs en-.
ployces who have until now enjoyed 10.
,.,t,,.,t..., ,..o.,..... - e.. ,,.l,.,,or o.,
'"e port ana tne heada Oh lhe NdIIo"9 ''-
Iaftments.
The prominent customs officials have
mot .t.,,,, e,. li.,,,,,,., over "a case Of I'M,
MINI i"' io"- u'-'' ana i'' '"' 80
two weeks "a thorough and uhfemltNns
Investigation OF the matter has been
,.,,,, or q.,o dtsco,.r,, ,f tho fraud.
,-.. -,.t
came from me former secretary @''
more recently head salesman OF H.
house o. O. !. syrher q co.. OF FIN
avenue and Twcnty-sixzth street. The ~.
i l','', 30 - r,--,i'-,.,,on ar,.d as
,,.r...r,. .r.tf ,,.a. tteons~cod January
~. 5 - l,,,,i.s,,es. G-r-,,
,...ls e.,. f... .,nrear,d "a Collector H.
t,o,I,.g .fE,. s,i .sfouoded that official
,,,t t,.,'-r,..tt'.', .. s,.rtl,,., that ha
~. it.'.l .ho ,,.,,s etlf.neut-
ia. -. -, tave since Doe,
t..ie.I and ,,.tb t.o assistance of COL
c,,.l pI.i,.e 80 trs 10y t,.uartunut. ana
Aruraiscr Eynn The customs auth9r!ti-4
have gathered indieputable evidence thar
ror.,- -..trnerfs az. true. and that %.
T. sv.b.r A. 90. have proAted % tire
.yta,.t ~ many tb.u.9nds 81 dollars 3G-
rrr.~ the las, frtecu Years ~ the expense
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

saat weather brought on a good crowd
at the races to-day. Summaries:
First receive and q half furlonge.
selling Belle Foster G0i. Leigh. 20 -
won. Toano second. Rally third. Time.
H.
Second race-four and n half furlongs-
Bester O05. Jones. g % - won. Fcab
second. Minnie clyde third. Time, % y.
Third r1cf-seven ard a half furiong5-
Prohasco d1i, Perkins. event won, Pea
body second. Rocquef5rt third. Time.
$40 L.
Fourth race-scyen eighths % mile.
scline-BiH White d0i Perkins, 3 20 u
won Lay-On second. Kismet third. Time.
i.s2 II.
Fifth race-ioyr and half furlones-
Alright Go2. Thorpe. 2 % - won, out
Away second. Judge Dubois third. Time.
Is II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Excursion Rates.

The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following excursion rates VIA
the York-RIver Line Tor the season no"
opening:
Richmond 10 baltimore and return. limit
fifteen davs. 81. Richmoad 20 philadelphia
and return. limit thirteen days, y: Rich
mond 10 New York and return, limit tnir-
teen days. fl2.
The York-Riyer Line steamers arr
Handsomely appointed and have every
modern convenience The table Is sup
pIied with all the dellcaeies OF the Chesa-
peakc bay, and the cuisine IL nnsuf-
passed. ,.,..,
Information viii be cheerfully furnished
and state-rOo'ns can be reserved IN Az
vance al passenger office. so east nam
s,rest JOHN NJ BEALL,
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April 9-All is
Quiet ai Coal creek to-day. Tie miners
san remain out Of the Royal mincs. but
there his been uo further disturbance,
and none is expected The report sent out
yesterday thot Frank Heniiicks, one Of
tho men shot had died. WAS premature.
There is bu' little doubt that hs wounds
VIII prove fatal, but he IS alive TINS eve
u.ug.
Morgan. who was pursued by the In
di-,art miners. has not been heard from,
aud ~ doub. OF his safety is entertained
There is no trouble az any OF the othef
mines I'M The Coal Greek district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Petroleum Down Amin.

PITTSBURG. PA, April 9.-For the
first time since the Standard OH Company
fixed the price il would pay for crude
oil at 81 a barrel Tor Pennsylvania pro-
duct 1t this morning offered less than on
previous days. their figures now being
$40. a reduction OF 20 cents from yester-
days prices.
In the speculative market AT oil city
there was "A weak feeling, sales being
made at SEQ. drop OF cents from yes
terlays closing prices. Then the market
quickly fell or seven points. sales being
made at S9c3. 4 cents less than the low
est sale made yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
SOLDIERS coLovY IL GEORGIA.
Thousands Of Persons To Locate
Orieiuntcd ~ Federal Veterans.

orig HN'fu ~ . f''i" 49,
ATLANTA. Ga, April l9.-The Soldiers
Colony Company. Of which Z. H. Fitz-
gerald. of Indianapolis. is IT the head,
today closed bargain with Governor
Northern. Of Georgia, and the Immi-
grafton Bureau for g solid tract of 10000
acres. located IN South G orgia. While
the cr.einafors ~ this colony are FCdo-
raj Veterans. any cloral person may oh
tain home 100 th. colony upon equal
terms. Twelve thJo7anI persons viii be
located this fall. beginning in Septem-
Der.
This Is the largest colonization scheme
Of the age. and has been gotten mp on
the share-alike policy. The papers Of
G.orvfa print long. complimentary edi-
toriaIs on Mr.. Fitzeoralis selection Of a
site in lhis state. aud assure mis- friends
Of a warm reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
uiLL-CLIuBEHs WHY AGAIN.
Magic Nniiopcd out Of the Roa-

noiscS h. ~ Score OF - to =.
llNcHBJEC. VA, April l9.-(Spc-
cial)-The Tobacccnists met the Magic
city lads on tar bai-Gcld again to-day.
and The way the visitors were walloped
was q caution 10 tie amateurs. The
homo Pol IN played ball up To a high
standard. d1i Il o. . Goo favor Of Lynch
burg was thc score when the ninth In
MINIS closed. Gray n.lel the pitchers
haN Cor tHe home team. ana won great
nrr"ls. He was a little wild ~ the
start hNt bad 400 sorts a. speed ard an
sorts OF CURVES After one inning pc
trained down and pitched q magnificent
game Ills support both 600 the in- and
oot-tali vPs oXrcuc.t Lloyd. The Bos-
nate pitcher. ie so.a man iu the box.
bai i' Itnoauurg s.rrc.rs managed 10
'nd ni.1 f'r twelve bite. Following is
fla score In detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Observation-Disclosures MACHINES.
They Disappear Under Reform
Movement in Chicago.

CHICAGO. April le.-Dr. John Rusk
and officers Of tie Society for the Pre-
venuon Of Crime railed Hudlecka &
Babpsrs saloon on Ia Sale street. op-
posite the city Han. 20 noon to-day and
captured several nickel-in-the-siot ma
chimes around which were gathered
hundred spectators and oilers. An en-
thusiastic crowd on the Sidewalk helped
- throw the gambling machines into a
waruu. Loud cheers greeted Dr.. Rusls
ms be- emerged from the saloon helping TO
carry one az the machine.
The proprietors u other places for
which he officers had warrants had been
given tips. and when the officers entered
no machines were 90 be seen. The de
rectors OF the society denounce the new
police management for ueg!ectlng 20 en-
force the laws b. refusing o. serve the
u4rr4ves
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
Her Mast. struck the bridge.

Tine tbree-masted British iron ship 81.
AfIrren Iaft her dock AT the foot q Van
Rrunt street, Brooklyn. Wednesday
morning for Newtown, Conn. She was
lifted high up out % the water because
she had no cargo or ballast. and IN at
tempting TO pass under the Brooklyn
bridge struck her fore and main-topgal-
liant masts against the span. Two iett
OF each mast were taken away. and the
ship came to a standsti.l I'm time 90 save
the mizzen mast from a Ike accident
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Identincd.

CHICAGO. HI. April l9-Charles o.
Jones' the newspaper artist, was posi-
lively Identified at I o'clock this morn
Ing ms the mysterious George Morrison.
dealers in counterfeit stamps. N. j..
Whitman. agent OF the American Exprass
Company. az Elein. ILL.,. was shown the
prisoner and Identified him as the man
VINO shipped from that point go worth
of stamps 20 vs.. l.. Thompson. editor Of
Heart and Hand.
The woman now under arrest IN Hem
ilt1n. Ont, known as Mrs. ". II. Mack.
Is Tiuscy Mcmillan. of Chicago. She IS
the principal in the stamp forgcTies, and
her only associate is Jones
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20
CURE FOR ERYsIrELAs.
DIR. Roger discovers Thnt serum
Taken from Mules Kills Il.

Ut. ROGET bl~fONtEN
Taken from Mules KILLS Il.
european edition Of the New York
Herald)
\ new serum has been discovered by
DR.. Roger, which cures erysipelas IN the
same manner that the serum discovered
b. Or. BenT.ns and applied by Dr. RouX
cures diphtheria. The diphtheria serum
IS taken from horses: the erysipcias
serum IL taken from the blood Of mules.
As is known. erysipelas Is the effect
OF microbe called the streptococcus,
which. when II becomes septic. or puire-
ned. Is also the cause OF puerperal-feYer.
prudent Infection. diphtheriuc sore
throat, meningitis, and phegmon. Dr.
Roger rendered some mules proof against
the sction OF this microbe. and expert
mspfs have proved that the serum OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

COITSA. CAL. April 19.-ChGries
Coles. the stage-dryer. has confessed
that he robbed the Wells-Farco treasure
box. lie reported that the stage WAS
held uD by two men on the plains Ve-
tween Norman and Princeton last satur-
day. The police forced Coles to COMES
Itc named Charles NJ Myers as his ac-
complice. and both are now In jail here
An the plumber, so In coin and 500 IN
checks, was recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-20

CuicAGO. April la-The directors Of
Che pieflung and Cattic-Fce2ins COM
r.rv who were elected last Wednesday
met this afternoon al the offices Of Levy
wayer. elected officers and decided TO
kerp the headquarters az the company ~
Peoria. The meeting then adjourned Wiii
tomorrow morning The officers elected
are IS NJ Price. New YORK president
4 NJ Hutton. Cincinnati ce-president;
~ l.. Meyer. Chicago. treasurer J. NJ.
Mott. Chicago. secretary.