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BUILDERS ATTENTION.

T OF 4xIO RODS, west side of Reggel Terrace
| $500 cash, or payment may go towards
erection OF a house on adjoining lot.
7 OF 5x2O RODS. ON ELEVENTH EAST
between First and Second South, in
xooS 4 BUILDING LOT 9xlO RODS
SZAO situated on Twelfth East street
east 'front.' half block from car line
OAO SPLENDID BUILDING LOT lex
pOOO' 10 rods, in 1lth Ward, near car
line. Well sell in parts
GoE0O TEN ACRES OF FIRST. GLASS
QOCOO. land within one block OF street
car line, and facing Liberty Park east. For
urther particulars inquire, at my Office.
S0O 1sh FEET OF GROUND
D1oOO. fronting on Commercial street By
100 feet in depth to slleywaF.
G100N BUILDING LOT 6KX1O RODS,
S10OU. east front; situated in the 18th
Ward. and close TO car line.
G1OSO BUILDING LOT 10xS3I RODS,
oIloU to be sold whole or in part; Eitu-
ated close to business.
G1OSO ANOTHER BUILDING LOT 10
91ZOO' x8I rods; to be sold as a whole or
n parts, close to business. 9Th Ward,
G1o0O a GOOD BUILDING LOT 415x9
91ZUU rods, large enough for two build
conoO LOT 1o12O RODS. SOUTH
SoUOV. front; to be sold as whole or in
part; between Fourth and Fifth East streets
near car line.
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT,

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and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the
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when physicisDs, hospitals, and all other
means fail. sod every where. Price,
Cuticura, soc. and 81 per box. Cud-
cuta Resolvent, 81 per bottle. Cuti-
curs Soap 25c. Cuticurs Shaving Soap
l5c.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,
Boston.
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Reuses 10 REM.

son wa1l arranged house of eight rooms,
~ IN IA south Street, between Sixth and
Seventh East. on car line.
sly EACH. Two new brick houses OF toul
rooms, in Eighth Ward
On. elegant brick residence Of ejght
One fat6 room, closet, good cellars
rooms rooms &c 4asN etc hot and cold water; fine
IsTDs and 1 shade and fruit trees on cat line
Tbe location and surroundings hrst class
$40 per month.
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$500 E Wo7a. ss1o RODE IN ELEVENTH
S195 LOT 8zIO RODS. IN eleventh
CHEAP BUILDING GROUND ON MAIN
u street, seven blocks south Of the Post.
Office. Lot ID rods front by 10 rods In depth,
for sale as q whole or in larts, SIS per rod
front.
ITO PARTIES WHO ARE WANTING TO
secure homes il close proximity to the
D and R. G. R. depot, 1 would call special
attention to ten acre block situated between
Third and Fourth South streets, and adJoln-
ing the D and r. G. depot on the west.
divided by streets and rear alleys into thirty
two building lots, that am now selling on
the Install nent Plan, ranging in prices from
$40 to So per rod front. Enquire at my
offcs for further particulars. 1900
GdSO CORNER LOT, 5E1e RODS, SOUTH
PtoO front in Twenty first Ward, half a
6000 LOT 5xIO RODS IN TWENTY
0AOO first " ard, near car line.
oSO CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT IN
91OOO Eighteenth Ward, close TO busi-
ness, south front, 4xlO rods.
G5S0 TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, SIT
poOO uated under the South Jordan
Canal; good water title, all under Gu tiyadon;
81 acres in lucfrne.
50G LOT 4zI0 RODS, WITH FOUNDA-
SOOO tion for house of I ur rooms, good
orchard; In Eleventh. Ward, half block from
200 AsAWHOLEO OR INTWOPARF2
9OUO lot GxIO rods On Eleventh East, he
tween First South and Brigham streets.
G1E00 LOT 5II0 RODS, on THIRD
P1oOO sonth street, two blocks east Of D,
nd R. G. depot.
Xxx LOT 3xl0 RODS, EAST FRONT,
P1O ~ situated three DlCcSs west of the
White House corner,
-RSO LOT 5x20 RODS,AOSTLY SEEDED
GOOO TO lucerne; IN Sixteenth Ward.
So[S A CHEAP CORNER LOT, 5x9
po y rods, to an alley one rod wide; stu
sted very convenient 10 railroad depot.
G0OO LOT RODS FRONT BY 9 ROD;
9oOO deep, to an alley, one rod wide
situated one block west Of a9d r G Depot
! G9OO CORNER LOT, 5xs RODS TO a
VO0O rear alleyway one rod wide, close to
D and G Depot.
5000 LOT 5;R0Ds FRONT BY ROD
wv in depth, to q rear slleyway one rod
wide, situated one block west OF D and b
Dept.
A NUMBER OF CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
! a convenient to railroad depot for sale, on
the installment plan. For full particulars
cQ5O LOT 4TIO RODS, CHOICE FRUIT
pOoO situated in Tenth Ward, close tc
S10S0 CHOICE LOT IN TWENTIETH
PAOoO Ward, on car line, 3hxS15 rods
G1e00 A FINE PIECE OF BUILDING
Q4OOO ground, 61{I9 rodsto an alley way
east front, on Second Fast street, near Lib
erty Park car line; to be sold as whole or II
DUILD1NG LOT x1O, ON SECOND
ID North street, three. quarters OF block
vest Of U. e. Railroad
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FARMING LAND.

ooOO TEN ACRES OFL4ND on THE
@zOUO State Road, just south Of Pitts
Gardens; four acres in grain and six acres In
red top gsass; full water rights.
$1,000 TEN ACRES OF LAND N MILL ~.
s'AVOo Creek Ward, five IN gram; lye
lucerne. yielding 30 tons per year; frame
house, corral AMI stable; ten ecres water
right
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BEST BLOOD PURIFIER,

I have used your CUTICURA remedies
in several cases Of Eczema, Moist and
Dry letter, and cured them all. Your
CUTICURA REsoLYENT, so far as my
supply enables me TO test it, has, in my
hands, exceeded in efficacy and efficiency
any alternative compound (6lood puri-
fer l have ever made Use of in an active
practice Of 30 years. duration.
E n. ECKER, NJ. D.
JACKsONYILLE, Pa.
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TO THE FRONT.

MANNING & BECK, REAL Es'
III tate and Loan Agents, Notaries Pub
lie. Properties for Sale, Houses to Kent,
Rents Collected, Money to Loan, Real
Estate Business Promptly Attended TO-
Office 64 Second South Street. 70.
Box 400. Ru4
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DR., STELNH Art,
2O5 MAIN ST, SALT LAKE CITY,

2O5 MAIN ST., SALT LAKE CITY,
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
Ill Europe, offers his services to She
citizens of Salt Lake and vicinity. He
has had twenty FIVE years ex-
parience in the special treatment of
all Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Dis
eases, and guarantees to cure all Urinary
Disease, Sypilitic or Murcurial Afecta-
tions Ct the Throat, Skin or Bones,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impoteucy and
Lost Manhood, the effects Of which are
various, maddening and destructive 10
both body and mind, and unless cured
will terminate fatally. The presence of
the disease causes contnusl con,
seriousness of slow and gradual de-
cay of all tie power Of body
and mind with loss of manly
power and vigor, defective memory,
heart affections, loss of sight, noises in
the head and ears, confusion Of ideas,
aversion to society, excessive piostration,
tren' bling of the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, marssmus and ultimate de-
rangement OF the mind. The will power
becomes so weak that the person seems 10
loose control of himself, md canEot
look one square 10 the fsce. L also
causes Dyspepsia and Indigestion with
Heart and Kidney Disease. Consulla-
ton is FREE and invited. Come at once
do not put it off. All correspondence
confidential. Office hours 10 to ard
to S evening Sundays 10 to /.
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cUREIN EVERY CASE.

Your CUTICURA remedies outsell all
other medicines keep for skin diseases.
have effected 3 cure in every instance,
Where oCher remedies have failed.
q. W. BROO&WAY, M. D.
FRANKLIN FALLS, n. b.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH,
SALT LAKE CITY,

SALT LAKE CITY,
1 do hereby certify that the fore
going is a full, true and correct
copy Of "An Ordinance in relation
to Numbering the Houses of Salt
Lake City," passed by the City
Council Of said city August 2, 1888.
as appears of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof,
have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the
+~~+ Corporate Seal of Salt
Lake City, this third
day of August, AID
%--* 1889.
HEBER N. WELLS,
Recorder.
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q OOOAN ADOBE HOUSE, OLD STYLE
SI, OOO seven Rooms and two good celia RS
lot 70 feet by 20 rods; we'll improved; good well
G1n5n A BRICK AND ADOBE HOUSE
DlUOU of two rooms aud summer kitchen.
Lot 2kxl0 rods, situated in the Eleventh
Ward, close 10 car line
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SPECIAL NorrcE-E communication by telephone with all subscribers
Cit7. and PsrkCt Telephone exchange
to gu cent the Oh
sIseTe low interest, o short
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Building Sites Fer Sale

e4nO LOT 8x1O RODS, IN ELEVENTH
| S1o5 LOT $40 RODS, IN ELEVENTH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Beef Refrigerating COMPANY.

Mr., Jas. a. McFadden. of The Vie.
ORA Eeiligerating Company. whose
efforts have been crowned with smr6
success, Is in the city, with n view If
establishing n iesrigerating warehouse.
a .il,, slaughter pens. The process Of
kiliing and sending dressed maats tn
market is no longer an cxpertment
9at Its utility and economy have been
! demonstrated beyond peradventure
rms city, by resson of lis railroad
Iaciiities FOR reaching northern. eastern
nna southern markets, and lis access
olilty TO the grazing grounds of the
TOT is peculiarly adapted for
'ils business. 1t would he of gre,t
Practical value to the business of The
guy ana every encouragement shonld
pe given Mr.. McFadden 10 Iooa,a
mere. 1t would improve the market ~.
most beyond conception and fnrnisi,
ready sale for latted cattle. be.ides ~.
.IaellnS business of other kinds. Tho
OF our city should be pre.
serted 10 him in their best lirht ana
assistance rendered him if needed N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
In BRIEF.

Fine honey in the comb at Spencer
4 & fuckers.
\ fresh lot Of standard ROYAL patent
EMS
Nice bright comb honey at Spencer
d fuckers.
Counter and shelving for sale chean
'at Spencer u fuckers.
+ The finest melons in town at Combs
Read Il Co.'S.
Magnolia hams and breakfast bacon
at Combs, Pead & COS.
Tom Afford, for some time back con.
lhed III TIE county Jail for Il, bt,,rv
was yesterday baiIed cut.
Whole roast chicken i'm lellv. II, snia
prunes, the finest in the market Mar
Unique lime juice, II GO oIing lev, ro~e
10, .o' summer, superior to lemonade
ihurler breakfast samp. Thurher
cooked .oat meat, Bordeaux peas c,nh
money In glass jar, gated pine am,lcs
ana other GOODS AT Combs, Reed 4 Go.
Inc finest pare, uncolor,d Jnnan
TEA at Combs, Read Il Co.
Through cars are now rtinninq from,
~ i'aso, Texas, To St. Louis. Missouri
VIA Texas Il Pacific, and ~ Jouis &
iron Mountain railways. No r1n,,,,a
Oh ears at TeNarkana as heretofore.
DR., f. Il. Daniels little three.ve,r
on ooy, Goistein, died Yesterday
morning at O'Clock after week az
great suffering, and was buried nt q
p M yesterday. The parents have
ri ~ ihpatiiy OF their numerous
hlyhds IN this, their sore anlietion.
bob Terrell, of johnson conn = az
cused of stealing horse, MAS H. nv.
city yesterday Ia attend his prellni.
nary examination, but neither The
witnesses for the defense or the s,ote
9 'uid be secure /. and the case ms
lssllrned until the first of Auy,rsf
leffel states that he bought the Iorse
~ So9d lalth, aud the officers are in
chned to believe his story. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Nearly a Serious Accident.

Brtween ten and eleven DEL, ok yes.
IeIuay morning n man named W.,Iter
douglass narrowly escapci Lrins
crushed to death, in sewer trench o5
nsNeillh street, near the St Charles
iio,el' Douglass was employed ey,.,.
,nnllhS iur the pipe. aud was n a SION =
,Ag position when the side Of ia
s!rehca caVed in, completely envelon.
,ng nm IN its tr.acherons f,Idp
iis ieuow'laborers instantly hurried
20 ms assistance, but the weight Of tha
.artn and rock had partly paraIvad
ms liinbs aud, it is thought. Injured
nlhl internally. He was taken IN bis
ooardlhg house on the SQUARE AMI
,ieu'cat aid summoned. The man
NM Mnile no. dangerously is very serious y
hutt' ana II will take several Wei,
"ei"re he can resume work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Another Robbery.

Heils HaliacreN came to the iron,
with another robbery Monday NIGHT
or yesterday morning. Recording rob.
nel'es IN that quarter OF the city is be.
coming monotonous, but us things ure
constituted as at present it is almost
impossible for the police force 10 mas
ler thethieves. \ man named Chan.
pin is the last victim, and ole
hundred hundred and fifty dollars represented
we plumber The man was under the
influence of liquor when he was
ropoed, and cannot tell the exact SPOT
Wnere ~ took place, hut i confident
.nat II was somewhere In Heirs Half.
a ,S' ~ he spent the greater part of
sne night walking around there.
Chapin became so Disguised VIII
himself yesterday morning when he
ul'eiveteh his loss, that he went on
another drunk, and finally landed i'm
~, me esia1oosse, whore he now lahgul,h-
thieves. N~ VI tue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Sid DEATH,

\ few weeks ago man n.,,o1
; Nike belrd, acc1mpanied 10y his fam.
~ moved isnm Greenbrier COUNTY
a., |" inns city. Mike Beard wa.
Pr sesstd % couple Of thousand dol.
.als which he Intended to Invest. and
nec,ile proninentncitiz-n of the
ror'. TWO days after his arrival he
was takcn SICK with fever ana can.
tilued to grow worse untU Mo,dn,.
hlght When he died. He wns
80. yesterday afternoon
me ne VIE aud children are almost
frantic with grief. and have tho nitv
ana , sympathy Of the entire comm,,.
h hity; The decea' Ell was known ms =
har'i working. industrious man. md In
ms ms uea'h Fort Woith loses u good citi-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

THE New York TiJtnc is conduct.
ing charity that begins, and ends, at
home. 1t furnishes an excursion to
1900 poor children from the over
heated quarters of the city. Taking
the percentage OF deaths among chill
dren in New York during the hot
weather for a basis Of calculation, the
Tribune thus saves about 30 lives.
But it Is sad TO think that this incon.
siderate newspaper eXpends in secu-
lar way an amount that would pay for
10 0lO flannel shirts for the heather in
Borriaboola, Cha.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
ST. sTANISLAUS SCHOOL.
The Closing Exercises Last Night at 4
GeTmania Opera house.

The Closing Exercises Last Night at the
Germania Opera house.
The closing exercises of the st.
( Stanislals school took place last night
I at the Germauia opera-house. AT am
early hour the people began to arrive.
and kept coming IN such stream that
the hall was soon filled. The audi.
dence was both an attentive and ap.
preclative one ami rewarded the IF.
ferris of the children with repeated
and hearty applause. The exercises
ware opened by Miss Marie Bragss. a
who rendered the Promenade Mill
taire March upon the piano
In q very creditahlc manner.
The hymn "Veni Jesus, Amor AIi'i
was sung by Misses Mary Houliban.
katie Leonard, Nellie McGrath, Mary
ohanahan, Marie Bragas,a. Ruth
/ Williams, Nina Rheliker, Rosy Man.
gel, Josie Perks, and was loudly ap-
( plaud ed.
"Murmuring Sea- was sung hv
/ Nellie McGrath, Katie Leonard, Mary
! Shanahan, Mary Houlihau. Marie
Bragassa, Ruth Williams. Alma Rheli.
ker, Rosy Mandel, Josy Parks and
received merited applause.
The Mul!igan yards was given by
the cadets o., ~, Stanslaus school In
costume and caused vast deal of
laughter and applause. The little
boys lad evidently been drilled and
did credit 10 their Instructor.
Miss Marie Bragassa. a bright eyed.
pretty little Miss of some e.cven or
Twelve Years, captured the
audience, by the sweet way In
which she sung, Pretty Little Bright
Eyes, The chorus, by Misses Jennie
C9s'eila, Mamie Duross, Clara Bapgot
Nice Pollard, Lulu rrapet, Blanche
1hofo, Ruth Williams, Alma Rhpti.
Ser ana Rosy Mandel was well rem
defed. The remainder of the ira
gfainme, which want ofspsce prevents
giving IN full, was executed by ,he
puplls IN an exec, dinghy croditnble
manner and elected great applause
Al VINO We're present VIII bear Witness
,nat tiie entertainment was n most en-
loNabie one, and the manner in which
vac programme WAS carried out Is ann
PIE proof OF the progress made by The
ch'idreh under the tutorship OF fha
sisters OF Charity, who are In charge
OF the ~, Stanislaus school.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
New Time Table.
FOKr \Von1II Jnlv M IL,

40 ''NNtit. ~ ulN ~, 1854,
We, the undersigned saloon men
can meeting III Gay d Maver's Hall,
NO ~, Houston stree t. on FRIDAY. Jnly
18th, at O'clock, p. m, for the pur-
pose OF regulating the retail ptice oi
beer Gay d Mayer, King d Co.
SOM sam X Co., Henry Mendei. Gal,
i,e,"ay q Kelley, VIM. st1meham. r.
r. Nash, }. {. Galloway. ". 8. Wocd
r. f. Foshall. Moon d Galloway. G,
n. Rlntleman, JOHN Behreps, agent.
j. hurst x Co, q. NJ. RintIenan Il
C"., r. Thoma, w. Il. Gibbons Duke
4 Ronth, o. w. Hanson. Franz,
~ IA ser. james If. Read. f. Kuhn'
Iivo,o Hall; w. Drcshele, GIipsby 4
Bondurant, Day ~ Mead, c. G. Brown.
Lte' Nolney Robinson, Frank Buns
James owope, T.. b. Browne. ". r
" X, Sanner, j. vi. Lyles, j. :. Grill.
ne, w. }. Davis, X. ID. Prescott q p
james d Bro, + l.. Tabor. Casey &
sswa.ey, Seheuber * Hochstater. .Jobn
Hoffman, II p. Shiel. Charle, ]. en-
W We, mex Wilson, Ste SArt & Moore
Ernst, Smit u Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
A Close Call.

"A negro named Dallas Pollard bad .
, harrow escape from horrible deatt
near the Santa Fe railroad denot he'
s"eeii Rite aud ten o'clock yetta,,lo,,
morning, Pollard was under tha J H.
,iuelce OF liquor and was standinq an
,le track next to the platform ms tha
u"ih hacked up. Iastead ofr,ing an,
~ SOBER man would have done ~
Neuged himself between the ,r,as
ah,i ille platform. Three ,ias.e,,,., n
ears PASSED by hrmlesslv. Inn ~
oisgage car caught him, and raye L ny
. - we're squeeze, finally Ihrowln,s III,
the ground, when he reiei ~, ni !,
ssNere oump from tile eccentric ar ii, :
ensine Whtn the train passed I,. h.'
, ME- iisteu To the platform in an insen NJ
re ~ condition, but soon recovered ( s M
~, W Mo,ore, the surgeon of the road
", VA" :. hastily summoned. aud attendsd
IT, bra l,"llard wounds. He received w..
hn,s,ti rits, and his head and face ' ,rs
n 'nrid roy nashed. The wounds are
~. Gus, Dut not Necessary fatal and
"e uoe'or thinks he will recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

a, An Inactive condition of the blood
d dinaa liver Is the source Of nearly ali
y a nS S1ei;. they are made pure, active
anu .;i n'eaithy, 10y using Blown Sarsa.
Ppa a' ana ID ndelion with Iodide Of
ppo;tas,sium II speedily cures: Rolls
SSrnnEies' Kidney Diseases, Ulcers
,,,a,,n' Eryslpelas, Dyspepsia RbeI.
f.a. Try this Great Blood puri-
Yer, browns SarsaparilIa, ask vonr
nrugglst TO show you the formula
lni, p on every bottle. All druggists
sen Browns Sdrsaparilla. 'S's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
PiaNing In Luck.

Henry Brown Of Nashville, Tenn
accompanied hy his LAWYER arrived
N town last night and Will leave 10,
Mobt ct via the Fort Worth & Den.
yer ms morning. Brown is The hus,
pand OF the prostitute called "Dm.
mono Glrl,' wnn was killed on inf.
hah n9med Brady at Moheetie n ~
weeks ago. II is said that her esr,te
y worth several thousand dollars ana
Brown ON his way to claim II. He
Is gambler.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
County Commissioners Cen =

ne county commissioners court has
pes'i ia sessiusa for the past two davs
nu1 hothing OF particular iniportni,c,i
mas been doDe. The road dacket hss
pevil Through and several ordsS9
entered relative so the rep,iriu,s ~
county roads and bridges. line ehin,.
uoeket was taSeD up yesterday MD
" huhber az claims allowed ~
court VIII probably devote their ~.
.fnlloh To the jail question to-day and
me matter viii be linslly settled,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
The Normal scAs

The emit g success via ny
Normal school has 50 ~ III !,
dncted is exceedingly gFaenlss !
promoters OF the scheme,
are interested in 1t. Inc
Is very good, and the app,%
honest endeuvors Of the pul :,
advantage of the opporlunAs !,
them, is a matter OF coIlS's'y,s &,
the friends OF the institulps i,
ing that the session Is TO psa (,
the pupils and teachers all
benefits of the school arg 4,
untiring, and exert ni
make the most u Y All
opportunities, toiling IRON Ut
until the shades Of nigbI W
OF the approaching da's Z, L,
faculty is n nicst aule ~ ~
board OF education may s., 81
selves fortunate in tp'
teachers of such ahiliH hf
ence. Arrangements na " 5r.,
pleted for the course 81 lm "
IS proposed to give, ana WI .eS
Of time and place Of the r. p<sl
De made in due time. 1lie
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Caste at Mest pnlnt

~, New York Word
y west Point officer, who has hoo,
interviewed by the Timer. saw ~,
AleAahder, the new colored cali Iii
l N.Y. no social recognition az The H..
ue'e-,-h not even from members Of III.
MN ,rSh class. This il quite ,rn,,a tia
nnere ~ great deal cf cast. ~ ~ :,
Ioihl. The gentlemen in The No. -.
I 80 So never recognize n e i'd.
, ,.h,. class socially, and a .tnlaha =
a,'e OF o'aek, Is 5 .ldonl distIrb,.d H..
t's'-clnss society. The youn, 49, ~
t,ua ono, II left alone. viii ~ ~
,i' "te 'i,ne 70 devote 70 his stnJ;aS
,n"1 whirliug in the .i5h,s
, ,.',sv,S'r'hh W "snciety - INT ,ba
Young charity students al the NM, ,ne
.s,,itnte, who are being fe cin.ls
auu educaied by Il benign rovar,,,' ,'ie',
,sirlt s,ilFt, We think. 10 treat Viii
Wy my representative of the hn, 'n
ap rs, recognized by the consti,mtia,n
49,, 'u iv Jaw OF The untry rs \ ,.i,i
49,, lhS uoetrlne OF equality c',n,,lt,
~ Wei taught in AN instit,tipn
mh'Gn inculeaies the doctrine th.ti
irSt lieutenant is a more vninsl iat
'1h lliah second lieutenant Lnt ~
lneerely hope that the youn, So
an gentlemen at West pujnt ,ri;'
Iasl give the Ohio 'darkyr !, az
nance. II lie is To fail. I.f M ,u iatf
: due alo2e 10 his lack 0. I.tellse i'ure
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
Eers Worth Buiiding Association

~ the regular mouihlg meeting OF
,Ae eort Worth Bui,iing Association,
lT. ~. j.. Aiken was elected adirector
~ Place of Mr., B, &. Evaos, resigned.
40 'ut ~, 900 war loaned NJ "A premium
~ isi per cent. The regular interest
ii' -. the association Is t,ow near-
pfemietA value of ten dollars, H..
average. Interest earnings of sha ass.,.
etA1ioii 'ave been abSut ~ der cent a
month since tue inauguration of Inc
enterprise. ''e
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

i1e SILVER Trombone band tcolored,
received lheir handsome new silver IN.
strhnlsnts and last night several mr..
ues ia the city Were treated Ia n s.,,n-
hade. The boys discourse.I n,nsi, far
couple OF hours, the GAZETTE comins
- iur iair share, for which il wIshes
" 'NfHAH tliuhs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11
A Darkey il Y

Sheriff Maddox leave
this morning in charge~
skipped u fine Ia that SIX ".
received 4 warrant for "a
Time aga, but was unavl 4
darkey until Monday u
scribed as a barber, b'.l "a
be a bar-keeper, hence "
catching hinl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

Tay crop report Of The department
Of agriculture, published iG this issue
gives All encouraging eXhibi1 Of the
condition Of the eotton crop. Wheat
is not w to the average. hit corn and
ems bid fair to repay in hall measure
the toll OF the farmer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-11

b ne latest novelty in bonneis Il soid
10 10 We ''s lliade OF wash leather. mi, Nil
%, oe good news f'r the harassed b,,sj, W.,
mat The iadies viii now Law. sn"aS
mag which viii wash. and .nr;,g
Ety. r'S's mus can b, done over for mi us
'ha through a ring, r and hung ont an, |
rD gooseburry bushes. = .Aicaqo I