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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-27


Arnon Ciementine w. TO II : Mc-k- ioai-'. 49,.
t'a 4 4 'olnmhus. "v. demand ......... $1,000
Co. Nsv.Yort $ 2.I,i sosii It v Of TN. 80.
nrown Paul :. and wife to 4 l. Gariner
@lasc ,.'wccn 'h and ION ,,s ys"[ r,,. 100
irowins -. 5 Jerome-''. lot III. map Village ~,
cauldwen william. to Title Guarantee and Trus,
&c. lot ~ map Morr,',na ysa ss;; - 1880"
a7'hst II" u u bih.ave. 2 years........ 1000
' 'e~. ' "7'S-' s1a . Of sh ave- , ysars 5000
s% al a" Aga Gs." sns n~ H Ss Of Of nv M
York. : > "1th -. iis" n - 3,h.ve years 5000
" cin,r oi iit' 20 It Of Vest End ar ave. an"
Common Gerald e. to MARY Hogan. woodruff
ave 20 10 T. = y' sa. o, D"
same 70 i.i..cn Raymond No asa loh-ave and
cisveaon. John = to ii moody. nerry-s,
% It Of boundary line. Lands Of james q .ooo
poy. Annie g to Edgar Logan n Con-
Doyle. Annie G. to Me,ropcl"n Trus, c.; city
New. York. cor convent-'vc and i'S'h-s' ., ~,
pany. ionn ]. to Timothy Donovan. No POI
Same same. = sthave. i7s7 IT = OF High
Nrw.york. as trustee No a25 Eas, ssi.s 5
p%rsie. Frank +. and VIE to David MAYER ~
rrrw,ns CO.. cor Jerome"v" and Van .oo
II: 81 soain. !? ns .2sGG 'av ss
Engei. William. to William zlnsser jr. Muir
and seS'ssf = 'I'' T"Ssr 'O
2tthst 225 II Of 9th-avc. ychrs........... 5000
Fischer, Adam r.. and wife J j Ph~lan 3
'oiumbusave and S5th-st. ....... IL 600
Friedman. Wolf. and wife to Solomon iachrach
No ~ Alle.-st. s.......................
Gross. Katie. n 7 Sauer ct nj. eis-si.
100 n . Of Amsterdam ave. year. ......... 5000
Ho,t. Francis s. to United States Mortgage and
Trust Co.. n cor Frnnkn-st and cortlandt
Alley, 10 OoO
Hunt, William H. and wife To I. Goebei n
'oop~r-st. 100 n 81 Academy demand
Henderson James and wife Elizabeth w
burke. cor I~Sington-ave and iiothst
Uou,.u '''"
Trust CO.. M II West Soth-st ycars...... 81 OO
Jones, Annie N. Michael clifford n \ 2i-st
lot ~ map Wilton and Port Morris. years . $50
J'nt"s Henry. AMI another To Lloyd Saltus
Klein. Benedict 4. To II Middlrbruok. W y Allen
NJ II n n Of Rivington-st. years......... 5000
Keller. Charlotte A. 10 the Farmers Loan and
, Trust 60, No 3s8 West <ah-st y.ars...... 1900
Jackson = Schultz. sth-ave. 5O5 II \ ~
l.oth-st. and other property. years. mort
same to tn. iiradiey 4 cLrrier co. Limited same
PROPERTY year. MORTGAGES .......,.."". 1000
kann; Meyer. tn the Young Mems Christian Asso.
.n'ioa Of the city Of New York q = Rroadway
'''o " OF lJth-st. years. .............. MN
l''nauer. Mary u. To Mary r. IAhsuer and an
,'ner executors W corner 3D. ave and iOist st.
Lynch. Patrick IT, and wife to the bradley a Cur ~
i.r % Limited. n i3sthst i75 boulevard,
Lennon Anna J. and another to ii u Goodman '''''
~ Nhen-st. i2s n 81 Rvington-st. demand 1000
Mrlsr, Anthem G. A. 10 Charles u Appleby n
"s,n.st sOO6 " OF West End-ave Il years IA OOO
Mc'ahe James. TO David verrianck as executor
ferry ave TOO 4: u . Of Ola Road years 1000
AsSsoe' John. 10 the Rubssh Norman REV.
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Jnstrurtion.
For Both Sexes-Country.

CLINTON LIBERAL INaTITuTE & MILITARY 49,
u ENVY FORT PLAIN n. Y-Oficer detailed from I.
s Army as military Instructor stonal Comprises
Seminary with four Collegiate Literary anu
Musical civil Engineering Scientific Fitting school or
any College 3. School Of Fine Arts Music Oiane n,u,n
Voice under supervision Of foreign teachers) Elocuon
Art l. Porter School Of Business Trimming. Al depart
ments open 10 Cadets. Main Building complete as
nne hotel In furnishings ole, aor steam. gas campus va
acres Gym Overlooking the Mohawk valley Eng
sh Prep Dept NJ j. MlcHAEI- IrreE
last GREENWICH ACADEMY.
Founded 1902 Roth sexes on Narraganse BAY. S san
heat and light. Endowed. Twelve courses s-
a year. Sept. TO- Write FOR Illustrated catalogue
Fast Greenwich. r. I.
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REAL ESTATE
frcrvrSs AT THE EXCHANGES.


Ames G. Co. have sold for Edward j. Berwind
. r,or ,r,v,te stable No l37 West Fifty-slxth-
., % Alexander T. Van Nest at $2Soo also' TOT
\ F. Rayles. a hve-story tenement-house' NO '''
West Thirteth-st.. 10 James T. "aoN " '
terms. . >..o.u Tor
Labor g. Beringer have sold to d. VI. Newoe.s 10
tho owl estate the premises Nos 49 ana W. broAu
- - -x,oo fec, with connecting house and io''
go Va ..s Rroome-st for ss5.Ooo and taxes Tor
1895 c,
charles Griffith Moses has sold for Miss Sarah D.
WIllet TO Mrs Marie Kidwel the property y" VI.
Bolton Road and Two-hundred-and-nh'h-s'' III
wood size g. i0i2x435 feet. with a large frame ma"
sion thereon for $500, and for Jacob Hess the io'
2sxiii on the north side OF MISUNDERSTANDING"
s,x,b-s, 70; feet west OF Elcventh-ave.. TO H. ~
Quimby. and the two lots. 5oxl" on the IVES. SUI
Of Eleventh-ave. % feet north OF one-hundrsi 70
eighty sixth-st.. 10 Resolve "ardhe'' y" '''
BHsh. Ia: ;2d s, ,r "a @ and e. Vest
Eiehty.ighth-s They four-story 2o-ioo' nousrs
These are the las, Of the row OF houses 'a,e' HI
With the exception OF two parcels. all the oiter,
ings yesterday at the broadway sarsr hns wcre
divided evenly between tho plaintiffs and outsincrs,
tho northwest corner OF hundred and four
teenth-st and Fifh-ave two nve-sory Driok ',a az
.o s6sisxic. to John Alexander for $1,000 also,
Sxy-clehthst. thrc--story brick staple anu 'otS,
each 25Nlooj. 70 the plaintiff John T. NAME 'o'
i,ryan /. Kennedy sod under similar proceen,ngs
No 9l3 West Sixty-secOnd-st. extending 10 Nes'
Sxty-thlrd ST. g5x2cc TO- to the plain;in. Peter J..
Murphy for So 10. also nj voluntary sai'. Asto,
i.asehod Of northeast corner Of Ecyenth-ave' anr
Fifty-sixth-st. two-story brick building ot az
iox5oila.xlns. 10 Paul Campaignac for Ne- aiso'
one hunlr md eighty-fourth-st northwest sue
below Bainbrigc-ave. three-story and basemeeni,
frame dwelling. lot @xio2ii. to Henry ioe"eh'""'
FOR si925 100000,
John Y Golding sold under foreclosure proceed
ingS Nos 63 10 l69 West one Hundred-and- secnnl-
st. four nve-story brownstone fats on a plot lVSx
icoli 70 the plaintiff. Patrick Ryan for Ss-'".
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5fhool Aqfnrles.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENof
n supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors Eo' ,a
Mrs n J. YOrNGFuLTON. % Union Square.
I,IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. New York. Boston chi
i caso Los Angeles. etc. H. f.. crocker w u. ksrr,
IIuyssoon A. o. y. y Managers I" o'n-aN-,
naTpr,N coypIEpE,s Teachers Agency supplies pro
frssors tutors teachers governesses etc. IN an
schools carefully recommended 100 otha'e cor. -.".
nj y EDUCATIONAL BUREAU. No 81 East YIN , 81;
md host iis, s kellogg Manager. No 81 Fast 9thst
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Ing Co. No 27oe shave 't scsily and another .oo
u.sr oa 'n1o o jonas and anGssf 1000
Sc'I and = Isss Sss
ings Bank unonave' 10 I. ~ $3.50
o1m sss' sa.: ScTySrk C0-.'e5 umsi
RHdns as and . Ia" Of AEdseScmS Road install 1000
,5 men'' scnb. to the Mutual Life INSURANCE COM
p nany New W Charles-st 10 #" " $500
p, WsvT5 George feee and x S ass,s,ro 1880
shs e; g Of Avenue Al TS q
R ana Indemnify Company 7't-S 1870 II $500
Rsnm anSve stacy yeas to the LIE ans
\" to il Greenwich.st years ,.ock.
Smith i%shs TFp3s ana Of c E" West mort 10000
tsrnsr S an" and r" %s:' E.
ss SSse' rsas yT%Gs VI ct al to Guarantee and
Trust company. ols.st 100 IT OF A"''e 10000
samaye ,,d mortgages 10 William smith
Iesse and rTs s GUARANTEE aySs snd
S company i bieecNsr.s, Y r Il stevenson
trustee ross Of o%e to Marie ys'fs
Van 2'a on a moMni r. o7 oo
and o2d,, worisa sNs an Srnrr to the Bank
for SAVING cry Ncw-York 4oths' 2' IT
vSa Of 'ha Sse, y'"p o Levy lot sci map ,o7
Van Nest Park. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for new eIa,ngs snu
have been filed with the Bui'dihs ''p"'
New buildings: , ,eo,hs, three
Vanderbilt ave 80 II Of l>oths,. ~
,wo-storv frame dwellings by Harriet T. i"oA- a oOo
wood 81 No 784 Trem 1nt-ave. -, - W.
Greenwich ST. - 1908 n u OF fiarrls"n
three story brick md lofts. by behSo" ooo
t'hrsehro Of and lsaN"
Tnidn-ave W s, 1i7 n Of pawson-s': Nv, W.
story brick dwellings. by o'to schir'oN' VI 10 OOo
No 10 Prospect-aNe ,,ino po,d
Agleduct ave . g psi n Of Kingsbridge toan,
one and one frame stable. by Ahhie soo
Donnclly ....................
Uesters 81 No ~ six-siory and cellar brick store
and warerooins by Mrs Ida Wolf. OF NO 4"i .. n,o
Jersey city 80 '''
Trinry-ave .. 100 n Of l56th tiree wv
story frame dwellings. by Charles fHche u ooo
No 40 Eas. ltlth-st ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '
Alterations -. o., .
33d s No II West hy Charlton W crane 70 n,o
three story and basement brick hoardng-h1us ''"
i,,hst No II 10 West by II II Macy " I" ,oooo
TO n rine-story brick store and roof garden. io""
9Th No L Wittmann, 10 n FOUR 400,
story brick st and lodge rooms WV
iicth- 81, No West. by william ana Andrew oo,
Gamble. a four brick stanle ''o'
ic,hs, 80 3nI East. hy Chudrens Ala society ooo
10 a onc-sory brick laundry. -"'
Randal's Island by CITY Of NewYork, TO -FOUR ,ooo,
dormi'ory ''"''
broadway No 81. by L II Harris, to a hve-story ,.o
brick store 49, 80. '
seth No i% hr,c taSs Stable 100
Broadway No 1862 1864 BY Douglas -
Schneider to two-story brick public puli'ihs. ~
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nrAr. rsrATE TRANSFERS.

NENl Isl NlI. lfNNFF I'i'''
iis'h-.' o u l-,-avr 2sS5o. william 60 10,
M', TO a !sP %.. r %s.r SCOT, :. al to An S'
~. n tcensn "'' '"' ........... 90
20 ns :a sro S5 ('G 1e.. u; S John 1"i
:; s..a 3.' f'1 Nssro s''oo A.' 100
c;aias,,,. aa E .. 5i''o".'' ''ioo. 81,
fs ar, sasc p'- ff;a-fs Van nousn and
g. John Peterson. ..........: y"
'f :, p 'i .s:7,o1e jacob referee
no1saeG',, +. 1853 q v u wnam.briase
Road. ?isl'o. ELISHA k camp. referee 70 Tar 7oo
'f FAC, '''s ,osso. sd.aia. - Y,and- Add.
IL ' 70: go 81. 80 aei aod map Of Ard,a
Eorrry ~ wd hS,, "n' M Mr,
~ fyn ls IT, lev van n Nia wnaea q.
a 70 norm s w. ,s IN: es 'o''' 1900
s,,s ~ '.'' a. r. v IT ws-, End sy- .ss
1gI.,, :" s",." and Me- N.Y. To 1000
.,,s S' 1T. n :. 20 Il . II ',h..yc ssoo,. Mary o
ni,e's,. No sis Ens, Abraham Jonas AMI wife 90,
,o 20 =, '"S' :. sicc II 81 siay.. ros,e,ii
sna another .a"alsior. Il r""cE n,an' 5000
' ' w mna d" r. Was."s e
S.w YORK Cooperative irildins and Loan As
rrnns '' :, n come, cor,iani All.y 50 i,icps
,ri.. John T Williams and VIE 20 Francis ,oo
sam. property. Louise l. Williams 70 John r 70,
Williams -. W.
gtanion--t u corner .oerck-si. ~ .N.o. Jonas
We'll and BERNHARD Mayer AMI wives ~ Louis
muller S~'''
hicn.- ~ ~ ~ n Rl,nrfon-s;. 81 ssN~t.
Samuel Wei an ip n 4 Klein ............
2tth-si 80 " = rih ave. .isiN r. John III
nugan. James W Edgar ............ i%Np
Avenue G. 81 4, n n - i1th-s' "pNnG. Timothy
Donovan ara vf~ To- John ! lurS ..........+..
h7,h " O. Sfi r0Nitn = Henry
nenken and wi,e 90 Anthony neichharii.
S,ih n 1UT . Columbus 2.Nltps.
Francis crawford AMI wife 80 Alexander !
HFwel
OILS, II = Nm-i~r' am 2I.dx
iuos Frederick " Sau"r - al &, Katie Gross.
s.i r. ~ Z " OF Eni-aNr .0Nio2
Gertrude and rrrsx stewart Richard
r..ves Observation-Disclosures. 81 900
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02
The Humiliation of a Pharaoh.

The official Egyptian has apparently no
particular respect for the remains of his
ancestors, even when these are of royal
lineage. Brugsch Bey, who has been as
sisting NJ. de Morgan, the Psychologist,
in his explorations, recently discovered a
mummy, believed to be one of the phara-
obs, and prepared to transport the prize
to Cairo. On reaching the railway station
he resoluteIy declined to confide this pre-
cious package to the luggage van. This the
officials did not greatly mind, but they
compelled the discoverer to take a first
class ticket for Pharaoh as well as one for
himself.
On reaching Cairo there was fresh trou-
BILE with the "octroi'' officials. "What
have you got there?" Brugsch Bey was
asked. "a mummy, was the reply. "Ah,
you can't get that through without pay
ing" 'But,' urged Pharaoh's guardian,
''mummies surely don't pay 'octroi' duty?''
'fDon't they?" replied the official. I'VE
will see what the register says" Here the
entire staff consulted the register; but,
strangely enough, the article in question
had been overlooked by the administration.
"Well,' said the officer, 1--WE will enter
that as dried fish. Duty, three piastresl -
Westminster Gazette
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FIVE CENTS A LINE,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE.

Are yea in need Of work. II se you are aS
liberty TO use these columns for assistance IN
khat dissection. While this notice appears rhe
STATE JOURNAL. viii publish free on Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, al notices of "6ltuations Wanted" nos
preceding five lines, or thirtyhvs words. In
this nature are handed in previous to
ten O'Clock saturday morning; also on Wednes.
this class handed In by ten o'clock Wednesday
morning.
Ne Advertisements of this nature 70 be started
except Saturdays and Wednesdays. NO OBJ
legation is incurred on the part of the adVeFas:
or. No worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate to take advantage of this offer. No one
in business or having employment is expected 70
take advantage Of It. but all others invited %
avail themselves freely.
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AND MACHINE SHOE

|"~-~~~1@-~-~-~-~-~
TOPEKA FOUNDRY, Milhce & HoIcomb
Il props, corner Second and jackson. Ma
chine work. castings. patterns. models, brass
york. etc. Repairing done. Work guaranteed.
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FURNITURE.

- ----|-~->~~~~-~~ ~0~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~
TIRE PHOENIX FURNITURE CO., ia Kan
- sas ave- PrlceS % per cent lower than ever.
We guarantee TO save you money. Window
snaoeS 2Oc- Folding chairs and tables for rent.
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EuMP SHOP.

ST ST(S 9oz q SiTrb sve Isss|Sr ~ re
. Topeka Force Pump. Also dealer in pumps
of all kinds, drive wells. lin shop. roofing,
etc. Repairing.
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ARr sroRF


M i. TRUMBULL. 40 Kansas ave-, fine
art store. etchlngs. water colorS, Berlin
photos etc. Dresden pastel colors. Latest
novelties In framing and mouldings
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

q NJ. CHASE & CO.. 623 Kansas ave. Cor
~ rect styles in high grade shoes at popular
prices.
WIN. KIETZMAN, 416 Kansas ave-. boots
W and shoes Also ladies', mems and
children's slippers and rubber goods Best
bargains in the city by far.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02
RILLIARp PARLoR.

~-~~-~~-~-0-~-0~0-~~~-~-
MIKE THOMPSON, Prop. Diamond Billiard
w parlor. 1872 Kansas ave. The largest and
finest equipped billiard and pool room in the
city. Choice cigars.
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ROOK EXCHANGE. 1872 Kansas ave. New
- and second hand books. stationery etc. Old
books, magazines. etc. taken in exchange. Back
numbers supplied. school books speciality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02

NANTED-Situation in private family by
w young man of good habits. as hOrSeman
or general work. Reference furnished Ad-
dress and state salary S. Jones, Burlingame,
Kansas.
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IMPLEMENT

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
GRIGGS & AXTELL. 2os west Sixth ave-
~ Can save money for those needing imple-
ments, hardware. lawn mowers Duggies, haT-
ness. stoves. etc.
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FLORISTS.

~~-o~~-o~o-~-~~-~~-~-~-~-~
R1RD & RODMAN. III w. Eighth Green
houses cor. 18th and Monroe. Cut flowers,
PAINS and decorative plants. Floral designs
artlstlcaliy arranged Tells. lis and 142.
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VNANTED-Girl to do general house work.
w None but first class girl need apply. Ger
girl preferred. Mrs. C. B. Hamilton. III Green
wood ave., POtwln.
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TOPEKA EXCHANGE, Mrs. Anna Harvey,
= SOC Kansas ave-, sells celebrated Ralston
bread, home made bread, pies. cakes, ect. fresh
daily. Also groceries, country butter and eggs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02
BLACKS MIThS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

N~~@~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~-
H ANSAS BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE. s25
IN Kansas ave-. j. w. Prddy. Mgr. Teach
er's Bibles, family and pulpit Bibles. Sabbath
school supplies. Picture framing. etc.
THE kELLAM BOOK & STATIONERY co,
u 6O3 Kansas ave. Latest books correct sta
tiOnery. Newest wall paper. Artistic framing.
Tennis and base ball supplies.
ROoK EXCHANGE. ss2 kansas ave. New
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02

T ,OUIS WISS. 1874 N Quincy ST., grocery and
- meat market Everything the best at low
est prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the
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Real EsrArELoANs.

m ROSVNG q = - ST,~5>o - - 80
i and kind TO suit investors always on hand.
Prompt money. lowest rates TO borrow on CEN
trail, city. or farm properties.
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PIANO TUNING.

7 S. SIZE OF Oakland. practical piano tuner
- = and repairer and cleaner OF organs. Work
guaranteed and att eaSonable prices.
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! r J. COVILL, SIS W. Tenth ST. Live and Let
11' Live" my motto. 4 choice stock can be
found; prices right I am here to please and
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I AMES WEk1S. 535 Topeka ave. groceries
ana feed. Only high-grade goods handled
at satisfactory prices. Country butter and eggs
q specially.
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- ~ w . =
DOBERT MOOD, III w. Sixth ave. Plumb
H ing. gas fitting. steam and hot water heat
ing. A large assortment of gas fixtures, Both
telephones No. 1871.
CHEAHAN g. SON, 12s East Seventh street.
y Contractors for plumbing and heating. We
guarantee satisfactory work and moderate
prices Tel. 3O7.
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a0 ST. ::$ $$:$; s si$5:'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-05-02

w comfortably situated, to adopt a bright
and pretty little girl 10 years old. Inquire at
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-Houseke girl for gooC
w pace in country; two dining room girls;
cooks. Rathburn. 40 Kansas ave.
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K AY & ROGERS. 1913 E. Sixth ave-, dealers
~ IN choice groceries, flour and feed. Low
expenses allow us to make low prices for fine
goods Try US. We can please you.
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BAKERIES.

VIENNA BAKERY. VIM. j. Mack Prop 500
west 10th st. Bakery goods of all kinds.
English cup bread a specially. The best made.
Give it q trial.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Meridian, Tex, Jan. 31.-Snow all
gone and the little boy from the side
walks is taking soundings and yelling.
. No bottom" Buckets, tubs, etc. are
In great demand on the business floors
OF some Of our fiat roof houses. Moth
ing like sensible application - the
old adage, In time of peace, prepare
for war"
Many strangers are attending the
district court room this week and
among them are noticed Judge Fulmore
of Austin, General Hamilton and L. w.
Campbell, general manager and at
torney for the Houston and Texas
Central; O. X. Lee, attorney. from
Dallas.
A leading whltecap from Childress
Creek (ArInstronE) came In this -.o1-
ing and surrendered to the sheriff
1t Is confidently believed that this
will lead 10 startling revelations.
Many of the best farmers in the
Bosque valley say the big snow has
settled the question of what to plant
as crop for 1895, Cotton will be
greatly reduced and the acreage in
oats and small grain generally very
much Increased.
10 LoclShart, Baptist preacher from
Dublin, Hico and lredell has been do
ing Meridian for several days. He Is
n great third party evangelist.
Meridian offers peculiar advantages
for two Industries especially-a flour
ing mill and cotton seed oil factory.
1t is the center of a large cotton trade
and wheat belt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

That Mexico WIN Announce Today
Want 10 Join Pate.

City OF Mexico via Laredo, Jan. a.
There has been much question here In
reference to the question OF the pro-
posed arbitration ~ the United States,
II having been asserted that Guatemala
was endeavoring 10 induce tao United
states to insist on Mexico Rchitrating
the matter. Today adylces came from
Washington showing that the con-
duct OF the government there is en-
tircly neutral and will continue 80. 1t
refuses to accept the mediation which
Guatemala would have Il force through
its interference would be approved alike
by both contenGing parties. Col. II.
G. Pate Is receiving tenders or the
services OF many prominent partioi-
pants in the late civil war In the
United States. since the fact has been
made known that ne had rendered his
services to President Dinz In case OF
war. Among the offers he received to-
day was one from Gen. n. J, Lucas OF
Lnwrenceburg. Ind, his Old home. IL
is rumored that some kind OF definite
announcement Will be made tomorrow
by Mexico. Although matters are quiet
tonight, 1t would not be surprising
should IL prove to be n declaration OF
war. II Is reported that the govern
ment IN conscrlptlng men in different
sections OF the country. Part OF the
commlssary department OF the Twenty
first regiment was at the depot of the
Inter-Oceanic road to-day awaiting
transportation. It il said that this and
two other regiments will 30 to the
frontier within few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

Waco, Tex, Jan. 3l.--The handsome
residence OF S. W. slayden at the corner
OF North Seventeenth and Morrow
streets, was destroyed by fire shortly
after o'clock this morning. Mr. Stay
den Is a prominent citizen and presi-
den. OF the Cotton Palace. The fire
originated in the basement and had
envelOped the whole building before
the FIRE department reached the scene.
The building was OF two stories with u
brick basement and is n total loss. The
furniture Is also complete loss. a
barn valued at $1,000 was also destroy
ed. The loss on the house IL $4,000,
on furniture $4,000. and the total loss
500, 600 The Insurance amounts TO S2i,-
500; $4,000 on the house in policies Of
$1,000 respectively in the American Fire
Insurance company and tie Caledonia,
and $4,000 on the furniture In the
Phoenix OF London, and $500 on the
harm IN TIE Norm British company.
The FIRE Is thought to have originated
in an ash fiue.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-01

New York, Jan. Sl.-ward McAllister,
the society leader, died at his home
l6 West Thirty-sixth street, this city,
tonight at $50 o'clock At the time Of
his death he was attended by his wife,
his daughter, his son and his brother.
the Rev. Francis Marion McAlllster.
Mr.. McAlllster was attacked n week
ago with the grip but no serious
symptoms developed until 1890 o'clock
this morning, when he was suddenly
taken worse He became unconscious
at 1880 o'clock and remained 50 until
$3.50 o'clock. when he recovered con-
sclousness, ana continued IN that CON
dition until his death.
The funeral will take place from
Grace church, this city. of which Mr..
McAlllster was member.