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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
PERSONAL.

>. r, Warde, of Fort stockton is in
the city. -
Fl, II. Parker, of Waxahachie /.
looking at the sights of the boss
T.. Is, Williams, II. o. Price and +.
T. Cowan, otSt. Louis, are stopping al
the III Paso Hot |.
>, w, Hook, prominent stock man
OF =, Joe, Mo, aud well known in
Fort Wort is in the city.
The jolly, jovial George Brown, bro.
ther Ia j. III. Brown returned yester-
day irom an extensive trip TO Scot
Col. {. l. Frost, superintendent OF
Fort Worth and Denison railroad
took trip 10 Wichita Falls yes.
terday.
Mr.. Frank L. Twombly returned
rom an extended trip North sun.
nhay evening, looking hale anu
Mr., J. II. Carr, an attorney of Pom
,o,oc, Miss, Is in the city visiting his
oIother-in'law, Mr.. Richard Drake.
win view to locating in Texas.
Capt, j. A. Goss, the popular travel.
ing man for the manufacturing com
pahy OF Geo. X, Oyler Il Co. of n.
Louis Is registered at the Metropolitan
Mr.. J, w. Guimond, who has been
seriously sick for two weeks past. il
now conyal,seing. His many friends
VIII be glad TO see him on his stems
again,
pr, Waggoner OF Kentucky delivered
lecture on Teaching Ability n, the
ne. mania opera-housc hast night. A
M audience attended and therenarks
VI me speaker We're frequently inter-
rupted by applaud.
Mrs. Grace Mather, who has been
visiting her son, MIR. irvine Math, |
er, 10 this city for several months /
past. leaves for Falls count
thls morning TO pay visit 10 her
son Walsingham. During her STAY I'm
ms city, Mrs. Mather has made MANY
warm friends, who regret her de.
pafture, but hope that She will epioy
ieiseii among the rural districts she Is
bout to visit. "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
THE RAILROAD HOSPITAL.
The People Must Come Down With the
Cash or the Prize VIII go
Elsewhere,

Elsewhere.
Every person in the city is aware
| that the Missouri Pacific and Texas x
| Pacific railway companies contemplate
erecting magnificent hospital in this
city, but exact as condition prece-
dent that the city must donate an ac-
ceptable site. A number of
citizens have already contrib
uted to IA fund to- purchase
Il lot selected by DR.. Jackson, the chief
surgeon, but there is yet an amount
lacking to complete the purchase. 1t
Is scarcely necessary to state that the
location OF the hospital here would be
of manifold benefit to the city, and
| that every person who can afford it
should contribute something toward
purchasing the site. Many have al
ready contributed their share, but
some there are who should have done
so betore) who have not yet given
up n cent. The location
OF the hospital, at the
present time hangs in the balance, and
II II should escape us it would be an
everlasting black eye to the city. Dal-
ias, Denison and Marshall are beckon-
ing TO the managers and promising to
make giit OF any site the company
might select. But the companies have
given Fort Worth the first chance, and
u she nails to secure the prize, the
blame rests solely with herself
That we are liable TO lose If
the following note received Sunday
will show:
Or. Wesson.
1t is exceedingly important that the |
iand matter should be settled at once. |
MS 1t viii take all the time between |
now ana winter TO finish the hospital |
ahd the company viii certainly not
commence the building on ground that
tnere Is any question about the title.
When you have seen Mayor Smith
telegraph me fully. / will 90 to 81,
Louis think on Monday, and Cap
tam Peck expects to let The contract
iirst OF. next week. If there is any
trouble about the ground we will
SIMPLY locate elsewhere.
j. w. JACKSON.
AS the hospital will be a central
Institution for all the Gould system
south of Missouri, merchants can
see ut a glance that ii will amount
TO considerable as commercial fac-
tor. II Is understood that it will re-
quire $1,000 topurchase the lot and law
wafer ana gas pipes to the building. 1t
VIII oe bur ing shame If the insiitu-
llon'ls allowed 10 50 elsewhere on ac-
count OF that trifllng amount. The
business men and capitalists of Fort
W ORTIZ have seldom failed to respond
properly when anything of ben
tiit to the city presented it. I,
sell. IL is TO be hoped that
ON this occasion they will not be be-
ninn, An institution that will be
leeder 70 our business, an advertise
neht OF the city, and an ornament To
ne surrounding country Is within our
grasp, and should not he allowed to es-
ape, Let every man who can afford ,
I put up and workmen will be en-
jagged erecting the building ere many
lays Fort Worth cannot afford TO lei
ms prize slip through her fingers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
ANOTHER.
Raising Funds TO Einlgrate- How Wafer
Proposed 10 Leave the City,

Il
Proposed To Leave the city.
The robberies Of late seemed 10 have
been almost entirely confined TO tue
lower portion Of the city, but on sat
urdry last u robbing Of more than orul'
nary magnitude occurred In the very
heart of Fort Worth. The amount
which the thief made away with was
5000. The robbery was kept very quiet,
as the loser was very anxious to cage
the thief, and 1t was feared
that If the affair became
generally known the perpetrator would
escape. and all chance OF his capture,
as well the recovery of the money,
would be lost. The victim of the rob
berry was Bernard Antique. the pro-
prietor of the restaurant at the orner
OF Houston and Third streets. Yester-
day, having become positive OF the
guilt Of one of his walters, named
Morgan. he swore out complaint
against him, and the luckless gorcon
was arrested, and now bemoaps his un-
happy fate behind the bars OF the
county Jail. Antique says that no one
knew OF his having this amount Of
money but Morgan, and various cir
cumstances lead him TO believe that he
was the robber.
Antique sfys that Morgan was en-
ployed by him on Tuesday last, and he
more than once suspected him of dis
honesty. Several days ago he missed
two dollars from the cash drawer, and
as no one but Morgan had access to
the drawer besides himself he natur-
ally came to the conclusion that he
had appropriated it TO his own use.
On Saturday night he retired to rest
about l0;4j o'clock and the pocket
book con'ainil & the money was in his
pants pocket. The pants were hung
on the bcd-post at the head OF the
bed. The next morning when
lie arose he found that his
money had disappeared and "A search
Of the building showed that the thief
had thrown the pants on the floor of
the adjoining room. The pocket
book, empty of course, lay near and a
dollar and ten cents was scattered on
the floor near by. Morgan said some
thing about leaving the following day,
and this coupled with his suspicion,
led Antique TO order his arrest. His
effects were searched, but no money
was found. The only evidence of
thefts was the finding of Antiques
handkerchief among his clothes. He
is now in Jail but will probably be
given a preliminary trial within few
days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
IN BRIEF.

Fine honey in the comb at Spencer
& fuckers.
n fresh lot of Standard Royal patent
flour just received at Spencer IL Tuck
er's.
Nice bright comb honey at Spencer
& fuckers.
Counter and shelving for sale cheap
at Spencer d fuckers.
Mrs. DR.. Billings hes accepted stu
alton AS saleslady at Harris Bazaar.
The finest melons in'town at Combs.
Read g. Co.'S.
Magnolia hams and breakfast bacon
at Combs, Read * Cos.
The show windows at the palace
jewelry store attracted as much atten-
ton on the night of the fourth AS the
pyrotechnical display. /,
Whole roast chicken in Jelly, bosnie
prunes, the finest in the market, mar
Unique lime juice, cooling beverage
Tor summer, superior to lemonade.
Thurbur's breakfast soup. Thurbur's
cooked oat meal, Bordeaux peas, comb
honey in glass jars, grated pine apples
and other goods ut Combs, Reed d Co.
ihS Suceii Why hllleS, lUc cOlOfpu
military company recently organized
are preparing to give barbecue at
smiths grove on the LIST Of August.
a base ball game will be played on the
ground aud other attractions will be
offered to complete the sports of the
day. speech making will also be in
dulged in, A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to white people and seperate
tables VIII be provided for them at
the barbecue,
Howard Tully sells pianos and or
gans to good looking men cheaper than
they were ever before sold in the state,
Che considers all men who want pianos
good lookingl and asks an examination
OF bis stock. He carries all OF the
most popular makes OF pianos and or
gans and deiles competition. TulN
has taken hold of pianos and organs in |
dead cold earnest aud his bed rock
rates evincei his determination TO lead !
the trade. He has increased his stock |
o.. fine jewelry and the elegant stock oil
silver ware just received cannot be sur |
passed. Those who know him need |
not be told that when he says he is
IN earnest, he means business. Call |
and see him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
a New Hotel COmDau

"A company organized yestersls
the purpose OF building d new ~
which will be commensuraa q
wants of the travelling public, Al
credit to the city. The compas..s!
be Incorporated as the "TriIiFA
Company" with q capital s
two hundred thousand dollsE &
incorporators are A. NJ. Britton
brown, w. A. Huffman, j. PsSs
II. Nj. Herman and b. b. PSf
Considerable rivalry exists g
property owners, reg
Tue location, and Il Il
been determined to leave tile
open for one week, and the hH
subscribing the largest amounts 4
estate or cash subscriptions will Il
me building, provided the sittni 4
eilglble and suitable for the T1t1
Nothing is presented to the pe4aa'
Fort Worth at this time of parsr /
Importance To hotel building y
the business men and properties
VIII consult their own Interest,", 81
as the business reputation of he ii
by1iberai subscriptions to this ii
prise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

THE growing tendency OF Journalists
to shoot people is beginning to invest
them with Il gloomy interest that
makes their every movement thing
to be recorded. BURKE of the Helena
ARK World Is the contributor to the
general sum of CORY distinction. He
plugged Il special correspondent yes
terday, and hereby hangs the only
objection to this pursuit Of fame-the
Journalists shot one another, instead
Of the exchange tiends who make their
hair whiten before the time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
THE TOWN 1ATTLER.
Gossip of Every Kind FROM Every Quart

Gossip OF Every Kind From Every Quarter.
There are nine hundred kegs OF
beer drank la Fort Worth every day.
S. j. CAVITY, Esq, will fall into the
matrimonial net without unnecessary
delay.
A well known member of the Fort
Worth bar has not tasted flesh meat
for nearly two years.
Rumor has il that when the Tar
rant Reserves parade. negroes Will be
hired to carry the guns.
Many people think that the paving
contractors should not plough up the
streets so far ahead of the stone
work.
There will be no more moonlight
picnics this season. The report Of the
last one was too gorgeous to be re-
peated.
Contractor Slattery aud his bonds
men are still at war. Slattery says he
is a martyr from Bitter creek-preity
high up.
Lovers of horsenesh are already on
the alert for the fall meeting AZ the
new driving park. II is expected to
be n representative affair.
Gossip has it that lively row is in
progress between the members of a
popular church choir. Two pretty
girls and a stylish dude, the cause.
1t is reported that couple of the
opera boxes have all eady been detained
for the season, and that a lively compe-
tition is on foot TO secure the others.
With one great big grand hotel, Fort
Worth will be tolerablv well supplied
until the big one is built however, the
travelling public will continue to suffer.
a well informed tattler says that the
opera. house will be engaged every
night-many Sunday nights included
from the opening night until the
middle of April.
A well known drummer left q part
of his coat tail on barbed wire fence
in the eastern part of the city a few
nights ago. He was getting over the
fence in a hurry and wasn't thinking
ofhis coat.
A Dallas sporting man took an ex
cursion to this city few days ago
with 81 800 in his pocket, resolved TO
bust the Fort Worth tiger. He had to
borrow ninety-five cents 10 pay his
fare home.
1t is the general impression that the
whisky dealers suffered signal de-
feat in the recent Sunday closing con-
test. All the saloC rs were hermetr-
cally sealed last Sunday, but it is hard
to tell what next Sunday may bring
forth. Whisky is mighty "onsartin."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
THE NEW OPERA.HOUSE
The Walls Tested Yesterday Engagements
Entered so Far

The walls of the opera house were
thoroughly tested yesterday. and with
tue exception of the two pillars men
toned yesterday all were found in per.
tect condition. The pillars were form
down yesterday, and sbricklayers set
10 work to erect new ones. A better
class OF brick than ordinary will he
used IN the new supports.
GAZETTE man yesterday had an
extended conversation with manager
Eiser, from whom it was learned that
the opera-house is taking like hot cakes
among the leading trouDes of the north.
east. The following have already en-
gagged dates, some for one. two ibrea
anu four nights. For October: Lizzie
Evans, Joilities and Black Crook
November: Armstrong; Minstrels
Jennie Yeaman, Farmers Dnnob,
yer, Keene, Jane Coombs
Minnie Hauk, Haverly's NIinstrnIs
December: The French Spy. Alvin
Joslyn, Taken From Life. Haver,v,s
comedy Company, Frederick Warde
lights of London, Creole. Jonnarv,,
states Attorney Combination, Milton
Mobiles, John +. Ward Combination
FEBRUARY: Roland Reed, Rose
yllnge, bertha yelling, Mrs. Win.
thropp. March, Ada Grey, Bunch of
Keys, Mustayars Tourists in n phil.
man Palace Car, Katie Putnam.
it has not yet been definitely decided
when the grand opening will take
place, but 1t will be sometime he
lween the first and tenth of
Some star of more than
ordinary brilliancy will shed lustre on
me opening night. More than 300
applicants for dates have been received
put Mr. Elser has considered none am,
ess the troupe is strictly first class. r.
: expected that we will have com.
week. vac nis'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

an Inactive condition of the blood
dnn ilYer, Is the source of nearly ali
diseases; they are made pure, active
anu bealthy, by using Browns Sarsa.
Pbn,iila, ana D.ndelion with Iodide of
ppostassium; 1t speedily cures: Boils
lrlmples' Kidney Diseases, Ulcers
aeroiula, Eryslpelas, Dyspepsia, Rhen,
si..s Try this Great Blood Puri-
yer, Browns Sarsaparilla, ask your
uruggist to show you the formula
printed on every bottle. All druggists
sell Browns SGrsaparilla.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The Children of ST. Stanisiaus school tn
Exhibit Tonight.

The Children of st. Stanisiaus school I,
Exhibit To- Might.
The closing exercises of st. STAINS
laus school will take place at the Ger
mania opera-house tonight. and ;
brilliant entertainment is ANTICIPATED
The general public are invited TO at
tend, and from the programme of
tered it is safe to assume that there
Will be sufficient entertainment for ali
The following is the programme:
Promenade Milltaire March ..........
by Nils Marie Bragassa
Neni JeSu, Amor Mi-Cllpru
ny Mlss Mary uoulihnn. Katie Leonard
Sellie Mcttrtih, Mary shanahan, Mari,
lirasassa, Ruth Williams, Alma Rheti.
=, her, Rosy Mandel Josy Parks.
r"lry L lngcIs--l)uct .s,....,,,,..,,........,
By Clara smith and Aglres lIalilnnn
/ Fairy Wedding Waltz....... ...........
,,. BY Miss Clara iiaggot.
ny Nellie McGrath, Kutie Leonard
Mary shnnahan. Mary Houlhnn. Marie
bIagnnssa, Ruth Williams. Alma Rhetl.
Mulligan Guards....,...,.,......... $500.
By cadets oil st, Sianislal,s' school.
Pretty Little Bright Eyes-tsoo)
liy Marie bragas-a. thorng-Ry ,Iennin
Costello, Mamie Duross. Clara Baeynf
Alice Pollard. Lulu Trapei, blanche
Snhofh, KUN Williams, Alma Rhe;ker,
smiths March ..,...By Miss KafIe ao,a,i
There is u Dear Spot in Ireland tSo!oi
by Mary Houlthan. thorus-By Kaiis
Leonard. Mary lloullhan, Nellie No
Hrath, Jennie Costello, Ruth Williams
Oh. marie liragasSa, Almn Rhetikor
Sy the Minions Of tani.isns sIoo;
BY Clara Bagsoi, Alma RheliIer, Jennie
Golden stair rabieaix, May PLAY
DrnmauS PeTso?se-May Oucan utss
nlrgina Bergin; Maids OF Honor, Mary
Kelly, J9sy Parks; Marers, Mary ShnII.
w WIFI u ha,le hH M Mary Houlihan.
ratr MWV,imn'S Directress, Katie Leonard.
Mir rasassa; Maids Of Iiono, ~
Basge,t' Mamie puross; Gfaces, Iennie
castella. Alice Kebart, Carrie B.r@ln.
nttendant spirit, Agnes Mailman,
M%un'a,9 Nymph Blanch ; erb:
sea Asmph. Mamie D,Iross,
grono nymph. Bnnch sherb; fairy OF
VIZ, t1e Erofe' sora layton; airy OF the
lihrgat. N'"'"
BY Katie Leonard and MARY Honina,,
"lNo been Roaming Through Tho FaIIies = 80
by Alma Mhetiscr.
fnify Queen, Soliloquy. ....,.,
By Marie Bragassa
Fairy Wedding Waltz......,
ny Alma Rhetlkor.
'"f" naivh 'i'',.;'.. .............
arefOot---SSolO 49,. ,.............
by Hattie Leonard.
by Jennie astclia, Clara Dagqat NntIa
hragassa, Agnes Mailman, Mamie in.
Rosy Mandell. O""o''
.''..'.',f'.''-.sssss.
. Mamie smith. ~'NN'i't
exercising an EvIl Spirit n,a,,,.
puel SOUNDS rom Home ..............l '
ny khtlo Leonard. Mary n t,lFl,..
\ IL T. Duet 1890. '"""'
ny Marie Brttgassn, Alma Rhetiker
"hd OF me swallows, (ChOrusl
Ky Mary lioulibai,. Katie Leonard
s itaias hrsghssa, Alma Rhe'iker, Mary
Ruth Williams. N'''"'n'
,s snn,,,,h e,ls,';.;,".; by Alma Rhetiker
ny y lie McGrath, Mary Hauiihan
hhale Leonatu, Mary Stranahan, Nir
Elnla Bergln. Marie Ir.gassn. Ruth wi.
y, iiamss Alma Rhetlker Josy Parks
49, ~ Mary Houlihan, Katie Leonard.
f"'Heh b~HAc..,.+.,...,...
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
A Handsome Thing.

The completion and opening of the
Fort Worth Pharmacy Company, cor-
ner of Main and First streets, Will be
announced in these columns in about
one week. In the meantime the doors
will be opened and the public will be
served 10 the best of their ability: and
IN the meantime the soda fountain be
run free Of eharuc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Goats for sale.

we have the following described
goats Tor sale at great bargain within
few miles of the city:
1900 breeding nannies.
old. 's
Us yearling wethers.
800 improved billys.
for further information call on or
address w; l.. Bentley with Texas In
vestment Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Two Goats

Harrison Weaver was brouyr
lore Judge Furman YESTERDAY ~
charge OF stealing two goats, W. WIZ
va, from L. Il. Furgerson, 10 ~ Y
lSS2. The defendant waived esr tsl
tion, and was bound over 70 aplN z
lore the next terGi of the dlssi's,, Il
His bond, which was fixed ~
was quickly furnished.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
To Country Publishers.

! wantto buy q half or third inter-
90. ~ q weli-estaeolished country news
papeI 10 'aKe charge of mechanical
uspartinent. Five years experience.
ii,gns' references furnished and ie-
CURED. Address Immediately, Z. A..
care GAZETTE, Fort Worth,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

REy. MIR. RICHIE of the Church Of
the Ascension Chicago, is the latest
rituallstic candidate for notoriety.
He announced from the pulpit his in
tentlon to say requiem mass for the
soul Of n departed parishioner, and
half his congregation left the church.
The bishop will take him in hand,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

THE department of justice at Wash
ingtou has information that Judge
Haughn OF Jefferson, Texas, was muir
dered because he was expected to tes-
tify against the defendants in the
Marion county election cases. The in
formant says the defendants threaten
to clean out the court If they are con-
Viotpd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

THE owners Of the bark Salome,
now lying Off Galveston with yellow
fever aboard, have telegraphed their
agents to send her to Hampton Roads.
The people Of Norfolk, Va, have had
taste Of the fever and may object to
this arrangement
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Notice.

Found, avalise at the Union depot,
belonging to a drummer for Bower
grove hand made sour mash whisky,
Malin, Fowler Il Co. proprietors. The
owner can obtain the same at the Lo-
cal Option saloon, by paying for this
un,icp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

oI the multitude of people that have
visited the Tennessee store No. io7
Pubiic square, not single person has
gone away dissatisfied. Handsome.
wei stocks of goods, fair dealing, polite
attention and low prices always please
The people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

THE people of plague-stricken Dami-
eta now have starvation added to
their woes. Several European resi-
dents were shot in a desperate attempt
to break through the military Gordon
surrounding the place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Attention, Tarrant Rescrt

Aou are hereby commands 4
semble at the armory in Smithsll
WIS, building this Tuesday eyeis
$50 o'clock sharp. A fun atteSts
Is desired, as business of impap
VIII be transacted. BY or,ier 1
Il. Il. SMoeIa
Il. G, IDEALLY, Capt. commaniS
Orderly Sergeant. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

DR.. J. b. Stewart, formerly of Ten
nessee, is now proprietor of the St.
Charles Hotel. Being an old hotel
man his guests will know that all
courtesties and accommodations will
be nNfpnupH
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

New dry goods, new notions. lust
received at the Tennessee stole. SPLEEN
ala assortment of laces, ribbons. neck
wear, gloves, handkerehieis, perfum-
cry. etc., ut reduced figures
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

IN"~He~fF.I-. -ihVtSIIBaUOn yestcruaY
1t was shown that BARTLETT, ROB
BINS IL Co, got the contract for fur
uishing heating apparatus for the
bureau Of engraving and printing,
when their bid was nearly II
thousand dollars higher than
that ofanotller firm. And yet HILL
claims that he is the victim ola cruel
persecution.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

THE Governor OF Arkansas has cali
ed upon the sherifls of Garland, Yell
and Montgomery counties to hunt
down the outlaws who iufest those re-
regions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Military Malice

The members of the Tarrant Re
serves are earnestly requested To at
tend the business meeting tonight at
haif past exsssht o'clock in their armory.
busliiessH Importance 10 be trans-
acted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

Alabama newspapers report that the
price OF common labor In that state
has Increased % cents per day, rs the
result OF the recent growth OF nanu-
Iactures, the building of railroads. and
the wonderful mineral developments.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
Hotel Arrivals.

MHrRoPoBrrAN HoFEL.
j Daney, nocrtur Frank Moore Colo,n
Brown, Colorado do
> salmon anu wife, a !. Stlnneld, Terrell
- =, p,vch,ur Nj QuoinS sherman
81 White Dallas w Ismcifar ~ -,
Miss \ Slnntcr, Waco Worth 'N''
Miss Sennie Mckcn- A y SteNena ~ az q,
sic Pulaski; Tenn LRy . ~
J III Bryant, Hillsboro ) HnnihIusboro
j 2 Bigger, Dallas j 4 Graham ~ fnnis
& III Lee, RIO Fnirri, T,e,anf
JAS Keilp, city " NJ Cathcnra NJ
III Carer Texas da ~"
WIN Mccormick, Dell j Bali and wiz.
Ray, Weathsfford
Jas Rhea, Denison Gil Paddock, II dye
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10
A srLnNpm FAMILY MORSE ron sAln

ltOOD ROADSTER, PERFECTLY SAFE
~ for family use; also good worker either
IN single or double harness about l5lS hands
high; sound as y bullet. Apply ut Gazette
Office, -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-10

WHES the British accord wind
gauge to the American team, 1t is to he
hoped they will send one to General
CHALMERs.