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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

CRrrNviitr, :. c., April p Riley Anderson,
coorcd. convicted OF numbering L'u Guniih and her
cmd ~ October ls~2, was sentenced today by Judge
Hudson 10 be hanged May 10, together with James
ami Alfred McCulou lh, convicted of numbering E'hraim
suyt4I Mr. Grim Andcr-on's cousin. lie beat her
and her uftnt mild in death with clnh because she
disohcNcG suInr of his orders An CfHtt D. mlkhE u
strl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
MATTERS RELATING TO IRELAND.

DUBLIN, April 2.-Tradesmen and farmers
charged with being nvncbes aud belonging to the body
founded at Tubbercurry by f. j. sheridan have been
arrested and taken TO Sligo.
The Parncll brauch OF the Irish National League has
passrd q resolution cOndemning Michael Dayts action
Ia inviting Henry George to lecture in Dublin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
SNOW AND THUNDER IN CANADA.

ToRoXrO, April about six inches of snow
fell throughout Ontario last night somewhat phenom-
email storm took place at London. cold cast wind had
prevailed all day, when about o'clock binding snow
soua set in accompanied by loud peals OF thunder and
vivid lightning. The storm lnsted pi the evening" tue
lightning continuing at intervals ana the snpW Acculnu-
latiug "A a rapid rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
,lrssnrRL cROP PROSPECr&

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-1he secretary of the
Missouri STATE Board Of Agriculture, who has received
,eno frn every county in the state says the aver
~ OF the growing wheat 0S per cent and is improv-
ing He aso states that The percentage Of wheat now IN
me hands oi producers IL l72 aud OF corn ~ reaches
have ecn severely injured. Apples promise larry, Dul
The crop OF small fruits will be short.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
SUICIDE OF AN UYKYOWY NAN.

ATLANTA, Ga, April "a well l-dressed stran-
ger was found dying condition In Ponders Grove,
from wound in the head inflicted by himself In his
Docket was large OF money and papers indicating
that he might have represented the Osborne Sewing Ma
chine Company of Auburn, n Y. There Is mystery in
the matter The dead man was photographed for the
purpose Of asceraining his identity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
rlLE A1HLE1LO ASSOCIATION.

2 NEW HAVEN, April IA largely attended
meeting of the members of the Yale Athletic Association
was held tonight In the Iyceum. The following oncers
were elected; President, A. G. Thompson 'soi vice.
president A. Atwood, SO, s. 81 secretary and treas
urer Mr. Waterman, So President Thompson and H. B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
HOW THREE MEN LOST THEIR LIVES.
rBY TgLEGRAPq roTHE rR1BUNE.l

BISGHAMTON, April 2.-The body tOund in
the river Monday near Owego has been identified
as that of Alexander Wayne, of Bath check was found
in his clothes for satchel which had remained un-
claimed In the Bath depot since early in January.
An Er1c express train between Barton ana SmthDoro
last night struck two men and killed them. They ap-
peared TO be Germans and were walking on the track
WcstMArd. The men were not ldentlhed
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4 NrW ACTOFS BEyFFIT N00fErE
.... ,,... ............ o., rf,t. ,.-t,t+xr

BosroS, April 2.-At a meeting IF theatrical
managers to-day au Organization was foruod to bc known
aa the Ncv-Ine and Theatrical aid Musical Charitable
Association o.. object to for ho sex members oi
the ptoNs.ou ana to relieve ucm when m need. II 81
distinct ftnm the Aot0r.' Fund society ~ The proui
nary mpciiur today EueruC IhouVhin-, %. the hH~lcn
Theatre O.. cbo4ou president, ani n. A. hcti"une OF
the ..Iuc tu'afrt, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

SUPPOSED 10 BE ONE OF WRECRED CREW.
DENNIS PoET, Mass, April 2.-The body OF an unknown
man was found yesterday Hardins's Beach, which Is
.rpposed to lie that ~ a captain or officer OF some
wrecked vessel Two receipts for merchandise were
found i'm his ockctS dated Jersey City. March IL from
Wdsblurn Brothers. The signatures unintellgible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
EuBEzzLEMEyT OF A TREASURER.

GALVESTON, Tex, April "a dispatch to
The NecS from Houston says: G. Weners, alias schu-
bert resident OF Houston for the past year. has been
arrested for embezzng $4,000 while treasurer of ST.
Clar County H. II is SAID that left wife in ILL.,
nois bur married again in Houston He first EN-
ployed Ia that city as book-keeper OF the Anheuser
beer agency and was afterward bartender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
RACING Az NORTHAMPTON.

LONDON, April 2.-At the Northampton meet
ing to-day the race for treat NorthanpOnshre stakes
was won by thu Duae Oi Hamiltons hreeyear~old bay
colt Loeb RAMA. p. LOrard's fouryearold bay colt
Commanche came In second aud Lord Ellesmefes four
year-old brown nlly Lizzie third. There were seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
ACCIDENT TO RAILROAD IRA CKMEY.

READING, Penn, April 2.-Ten trackmen re-
turning home last night on the Lebanon Valley Railroad
near Wernersvle fastened their handtrucks on to
fast passenger train On passing switch at high rate
of speed the trucks thrown from the track ana te
fen rnen flew in all directions. Seven OF them were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
IN EyaMe orERlrryED Hr 4 ~

CuATr,SooeA. Tenn. April "A south
hound train on the Alabama aud Great Southern Rail
road last ucht rn into large tree that had fallen across
thc track urar Trenton, Ca. The engine "ns thrown
over aud achafd BfoWn fireman. Was crushed 90 deAih
Engineer Ilv..ry NY- .raitod and b. expected 90 dc
Ne passenger. or uas.cug ger oOIchcs were ujEed
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gVtrIyr u,C0WlS pROBlBLT UrFDFRED.

CHdRLIr NoCOuiS PEoBtBLT HrFDfRED.
Nt.uINGfoN. April 2.-lniormation has been
received at ir, ho4.q1tcr~ OF the Army from The United
-iaus Couul-Ctucr 90 Matamoras concerning the
Apaohr- in Northern Mexico, which cnd. to strengthen
th, heIcttl1f llc Charley McCpm9s vaa killed ht his
cip'ors. F.om tllh. with apache sqnaws "a Chihuahua
pc utit captured by NcNcJur there can ht uilc C0uD
nft tu h said io pc -uH alive and with about twenty
l.l4 is not over 100 miles north OF CLhuahda II s re-
ppred ln hai cunrA that NJ General Crook hdd had sup
pIi.s enough ia hs NtNitaI c.npsim To tNc remained
Boo e mountains fortnight longer ia and every Apache
boz those uuuut ttiu- would have come iu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
coNrINuoy or MISSISSIPPI DocI0@S

Wr,r Porn, Miss. April 2.-Ihc Mississippi
tate aedical Association convened here TO-DAY and is
largely attended many prominent phy.icpus hriu pres
eu ihs citIru> UAfcfd ho piics 90 the dot" aud
,.Ii,1uia.nalf Utn with banquet tomorrow mt'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
prnrrssor Nonrnnor ro LEArE rALE

pROTENSOR NORIHKOP TO LEIIE lALE
NEw-HA AvEN, April 2.-Cyrus NOrthrop, Pro-
fessor Of English Literature YALE has rendered his res
iguation FROM the Faculty, to take place at Commence
cnt lie VIII accept the call to the presidency 0f MIN
nesOta University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
,IrNNIAL LFGISJATIyE SESSIONS.
srrITs AROIyT OIL CONTRACTS.

HARTFORD. April 2The House to-day passed the Bien-
MEL SessOn amendment ia 10 40. lt will To the
people The Senate had previously passed II by vote OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

PrrrsBURG, April "a summons has been served o
Rudolph Schalk the firm OF r. Schak Co, ,New-Ior
In the suits s. L. ROsebnTg and r. johnson 10 recovC
on oil contracts made by the defendant conpanys agei
in this city, W. T. DAVIS The latter failed recently fo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

Rrooks r 's5 were appointed delegates to the inter
collegiate convention II was not decided when Ine
spring games would be held. but either May 10 or IL VIII
be selected
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FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.
BERIIs, April 2.-oomte Daubigny, Secretary of the
French Enhassy has applied 70 the imperial prosecutor
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EILIYD ET LrGRTyIyG.


N,.<G,r1w>, o., April 2.-Willmm Barnett
800. Killed D., lllhI.ny, with The horse hc was riding
ueuI here to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
cp,Nn CoNNtyDER CHOSEN.

IEwIsroS Me-. April 2.--At the annual meeting OF
the Maine Commandery Knights Of the Golden Cross
which was held at Auburn last night, L. j. Perkins OF
Portland WA elected Grand Commander. An address
was delivered by John D. Young, the Grand Commnder OF
the order In the United states.
RELEASING sMUGGLED GOODS NOT A CRIME.
GALyEsToN Tex, April "a special dispatch from san
Antonio RE Neics says: Colonel PlsO, collector OF
OF the Illegal release OF considerable amount OF SNUG
ged property discharged In the Federal Court yes
cUay by Judge Turner the ground that the offence is
unknown TO law.
DISPUTE AMONG VERMONT METHODIsrS.
BURLINGTON, W., April 2.-The Methodist Boundary
Commission began Its sessions here to-day. The object OF
the meeting 20 decide whether the western half of the
State shall belong to the Vermont Conference shall be
put back TO the Troy Conference Iii not expected that
the commission will be able TO agree in which case the
matter goes before o general "as'."---~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

,ft-RDFP IN 4 GROCERY STORE.

ST PAUL. Mimi. April . In dispute Ia dram-shop
here last evening lloyd Porter OF Chicago, shot ana
fatally wounded John Nary the OF the proprietor OF
the place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
10 THE RESCUE.
How tho Bravo Men OF Fort Worth do Val
nfnns n..,iu

How the brave Men OF Fort Worth do Val
otous Deeds.
Sunday morning u lady living on
Taylor street ON going into her cellar
to get some article needed for the
| break fast table, discovered u man
asleep ON the floor. Without stopping
to cogitate whether the person before
here might be prince in disguise, n
fairy, or sOn3c forlorn traveller, without
place to lay his head, she did what
all ladies are supposed to do under
such circumstances, /. @. she screamed.
| Mr. Henry NJ. Furman, a near neigh
Dor, heard her. Immediately drop
ping the rolling-pin with which he was
belaboriug the dough for his breakfast
biscuits, and Selling the meat-ax In
his hand he dashed out the kitchen
door, leaped over the fence, and in
tragic tone exclaimed, MADAM, | am
here" The lady, who had backed
out of the cellar, had transiiXed
look upon her face, and IL was direct
ed in horror toward the open cellar.
Mr.. Thurman cautiously approached
the door and peering into the semi
darkness saw an uncertain figure ut
the rear end of the room. Just about
this time the 1.-THE figure Of Alderman
Elser came tearing up, and he re-
marked in his quietest OF tones; "Why, |
what il the natter" For an |
answer Mr.. Furman pointed into /
the cellar, and the alderman
seized the cIothes-iine hanging lust ut
his hand on the peach tree, and said
in his most tragic tones, "Follow me-
Arm In arm they entered, but their
entrance darkencd the cellar till they
couldn't see. Mr. Furman lita match,
and Il sleeping man was seen on the |
floor. He WAS quickly tied, hand |
barrow procured and lie was rolled out |
into the street. He woke up and |
begged pitoously TO be released. Upon
the approach OF the street car his re-
quest was granted, and he was forced
to enter the car, and his captors sat
proudly on either side of him. They |
left him behind the bars of the Gala
boose. The ladies of Taylor street and |
vicinity feel that they have friends
and protection and talk about getting
up n ball In their honor, but the gem
tlemen are too modest to even refer to
their deed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
DISTRICT
The Grand Jury Organized with w. ].
Boaz rs Foreman.
The Murder Cases Set and Special We
hires Ordered in Each Case.

District court convened yesterday
for twenty weeks term with judge
Hood in the chair. The grand jury
was impaneled rs follows: w. j.
Boaz, foreman, Joe. Nugent, j. M
Henderson, John Maddox A. Il. Caps
William Allen, Turner Williams,
William Harrison, NJ. ID. Kicks, j. ;.
Austin, w. L.. Sawyer and George w.
Stroll. Judge Hood then delivered a
lengthy and able charge TO them. GO
ing over the entire criminal code and
they retired to the jury room and COM
menced work.
His honor then set the murder cases
on the docket as follows: Dallas Lo-
gan, April lith; Il. l.. Cunningham,
April 10th; Richard Evans (col.i
April l7th. Special venlres of sixty
men each were ordered for these trIul1.
The first case set for trial is that of j.
B. Wilson and Winfield Scott VS..
J. j. Smith ct al, trespass to try title
to some property in the eastern part
of the city.
Judge Hood appears in good health
tu siand the severe trial of the long
ensuing term. There are u number OF
new faces among the members Of the
BAR, and several familiar ones We're alb
'ent when court convened yesterday |
lfteruOOn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
AROUND TOWN.
City council Tonight.

City council tonight.
a quiet, sunny st. Patrick's day.
Ada Gray in East Lynne again to-
night.
Taylor street will hereafter be avoid
ed by aimless peregrinators.
Tonight the usual weekly hop will
be given at Godwin's hall, and some
extra attractive features will charac,
ter1e it.
Judge Beckham was busy yesterday
IN the county court with the non-jury
docket. A Judgment for garnishee for
costs was had in the case of j. N. Hull
VS.. the Texas & Pacific. Adjourned
until this morning.
City Clerk Stuart Harrison was busy
yesterday issuing vouchers for ali
moneys allowed before February 9Th,
during the fiscal year just drawing to
II close, except the accounts on the
street fund. The vouchers represent
about $4,000.
The South end Is on an undimin-
ished boom. Real estate is enhancinr
IN value TO such an extent and to anon
distance out to the south that nj
ready parties are inquiring for ten and
twenty-acre tracts somewhere This
side of Cleburne.N
Seventeen different young men
called upon the local yesterday to os-
certain whether the squib about the
'all-broken up" young man referred
10 them. They Were all answered I'm
the negative, as the fighting editor
was out trying to work up another
sensation.
Esetigh, the visiting Comancbe
chief took IN East Lynne last night
IN company with his interpreter. and
was observed more by the audience
than was the play. He certainly en-
loyed the acting as much as anyone
II his beaming face WAS an Indication
of his pleasure. ''''n
The drills the fire commands oro
taking almost daily are telling ON tb.;r
dexterity and facility of handllng NJ
new apparatus. The boys are dster
mined that Fort Worth's fire dena,i-
ment shall be so far ahead of Other
that all will acknowledge its genaraI
siliclency and superiority,
Friday will bea day of interest 70
all students of astronomy. Then oc
ours the vernal or spring equinox tLa
sun crossing the equator. For the srs,
ana only time in six months the da"
and night will be equal. From th:,
time TO the summer solstlce In Inma
lhe days will increase IN length anS
the nights diminish. anu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
PERSONAL.

James Akin Of Texarkana is at the
Grand Central.
A. nj. Mcintyre of Dallas Is ston,
ping Mt the Grand Central.
l.. b. Anderson OF Mobeetie STONED
at the Grand Central yesterday.
w. +. Bentley, Of the Investment
company, left last night for Abilene
ON business.
Martin Casey, the popular Junior
member of the firm of Casey & Swasey
was out again yesterday, after n seri,.
GUS spell Of sickness.
Mr.. II. III. Bennett of the Dallas
Times passed through the city yester-
DAY, EN- route TO Colorado City. MIR
Bennett stopped over to see soine old
friends. '' Va"
Miss Matte Oglesby, the popnIar
teacher at Trinity bend, sypsn$sd her
ankle ut the iiremenis ball last FrI5ar
night, and Is compelled 10 yo N,
crutcnes.. She continues her duties In
the school-room. ="
Nashville. Tenn, Banner. NJ
ihomas Boyers, Jr., for a long tima
connected with the Gallatin Exami1
ner, LETT to-day for Fort Worth Taxaa
where he will ITobably locate NJ
Boyers Is n young man of sterling IN
tegrlty and indomltable energy and
his numerous friends In Tenpessa,s
wish him a bright and successful ca
reer' Mr. Booyerss Is accompanied by
AIR; CHARLES Hitchcock. who will also
make Texas his future home.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
GRAPEVINE.


A Movement on Foot to Connect 1.-Two Tar
rant County Town with tho Fort
by Kali.
The little town of Grapevine has
been catching some of the enthusiasm
of Fort Worth on the subject OF rail-
roads and substantial move has been
made to connect IL with the Fort by
rail, via Keller. Last Saturday night
n meeting composed of the business
and moneyedi men of that town was
held with this purpose In view. a
committee OF eight leading citizens
was appointed to confer with the citi-
zens of Fort Worth In reference to the
proposed road and see what amount OF
stock would be subscribed in this city.
Another committee was appointed To
prepare statistics of the amount OF
trade which would be given the road.
$50, 900 will be raised III Grapevine and
the right of way and depot grounds
furnished by the citizens of that
place.
Speeches We're made and great en-
thusinsm manifested by all present.
The business men of Fort Worth
should give their neighbors all the as.
sistance possible in this projected en-.
terprise. Grapevine Is In the garden
spot of Tarrant county, and would do
much TO advance the prosperity of our
own city II the road is built. The
trade OF Grapevine now goes to Dallas.
and the produce of the rich country
around II finds u market in the same
city. With this road in operation
Fort Worth would drive another nail
In the collin of her formidable rival.
The committee appointed to come Ia
this city will defer their visit until
they hear some expression FROM our
citizens, who should act at once in the
matter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
commissioners Conrt,

The county commissioners met yes.
terday pursuant to a call for the pur-
pose OF taking action In regard TO the
site for the new Jail. The commits
sioners inspected the present site, and
examined the site of the old Jail, the
ground just east Of the court house,
and some lots north of the square, but
no action was taken ia the matter.
There are different opinions on the
subject which will probably be finally
settled when the court meets again
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
Last Nights Lecture.

Elder Garyin had another .o,,
house last night at his lecture n, sV pa
Christian church. He comp,a, ane
with the advent on the scene If e ,r.,
OF John Wycliile, the morniny s aaa' -
the reformation. and s'ar OF
lucid review az gave
events Of the succeeding yana 'ne
lions and the men most prom i na.s,,
connected with them. The iae,ny
Vas interesting to IA high degreae o'ufe
.he conclusion Of the lecture se,. Ai
recent converts were received ,s a,se,ai
christian church. Elder Garv,n" ~, me
Tue city to-day after conduciina ,eaves
successful meeting at this church very
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
Prospectiuw.

This morning Col. j. &. Eas.on of
chicago, aud Col. j. =. Smith, Thos.
Roche and Engineer Jno. II. Murrell
o. lhis city, leave in carriages To
lrayei over the route Of the proposed
road 10 Brownwood. From that point
,hey VIII go to Dublin on the Houston
q Texas Central, and Col. Easton
VIII 80 70 Ban Antonio by rail to join
tne ladies' OF his party, while the other
gentlemen Will return 10 Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
A New Real Estate Firm,

A new real estate firm has been
formed by Messrs. Seaton & Barter,
and will do business at 1903 Houston
street. Both these gentlemen are old
residents of twenty years, Mr.. Sam
Seaton having been resident OF Fort
Worth for twenty-eight years. Mr..
Darter Is an ex.surveyor OF the county
and lie city engineer. Tho new Arm,
possess especial qualifications for the
business and both members of IL are
thoroughly reliable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18

j; M. Bryant, senior of the firm Of &
.; ~ Floyd y Co., is in the city at The
.fickwick." Mr.. Bryant is The
senior member of Messrs. Bryant
McCamphell d Co., of Chicago. one Of
me largest commission houses on the
BOARD oil Trade, and does "a very large
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
CONNECTIONS,

CONNECTIONS;
At Fort Worth irth ne n & n RN, No. rae.
RI, q. q n. R'y t7rntronhne1,tdi Dtrfsionl, ~
". & ID. c. RyJor Wfrhitd EhUs end intcIlhc-
dfdie points Al MALTA. Wiih he \ & p No. ldc.
%. e ". DitiSion). 7ctls IFi,lk, aud ~; e y. @
RI. for az points on those tines. AZ Cieburnc
lrSfh he Dallas Diridoa O., c. & ~ =. RdttUdg.
~ Morgan ,rith he n. 6 q. G. ~ yoT H'no, a Z
trdndcr, Dublin. tSsco aud Albany. Al Metre.
Tor ntth NE =. & ~. D. ~, local pas'e.a.ger and
erjlrcSs FOR all points on that Inc. At Temple
HGh ne LdnpGs7s Dirfsi0H a.. q & y. y. RU.
No. irc. R'v Tor Btisboro AID Other prints on
that Inc. AZ Mllsno icih the liz o. ". Il. e. for
-Austia san AnioniO, Laredo, and ah points IN
l>Dinh-rH Merico Al somer,illc Wiih NE Eastern
birisfon a., C. & s. Il Ry A. Brcnham icith
w.ih ne II. & 2. G R'ylcr Ledb.eter, Gidddin9s
NcDdde and .dilsiia. At Arc0la 0'Hh the 4
C q. ". R.R. yor ohunbia and towns o.
Rrd-h- ia county At Houston 'rih The a., III
e =. 4. RU Idr an points eda and Wed Of RotS.
ION, including Ncig 0rieduS, san .AatOnio and
~ inso. N. & z. g Ry Jor HenipNcud, c6rsi
cana, Sherman, DeniSon and intermediate points,
2. & ". 0. Iocai 6roal TcrHiliionriRe. III, h. e
W. Terms from Ndc0gi0rhcs.
For further Information address u. T.. F0S-
DiCk, Ticket Agent, Fort Worth.
OSCAR Il. MURRAY,
General PASSENGER Agent, Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
For Alderman.
To the Edltor Of dis Garetle.

To the Editor of the Gazette.
II Capt, Il. p. Martin will run for
alderman in the Second ward he will
he supported by n large number who
believe that the very best talent ought
to be secured for the city administra.
ton. Capt. Martin has fine qualities
tions, and his candidacy will give gem
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
Kentucky lacks for Sale.

we have on hand i'm Fort Worth
ei8ht line Kentucky jacks which we
WI Wiil trade for horses, mares or cattle.
we VIII give parties wishing such
STOCK great bargain. Call at once ON
ne Texas Investment Company.
(limitedl, Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18

me Saddle house of Tackaberv,s
, WIS iitefai,y packed with COW BOYS YES.
!erday, and GAZETTE man noticed
,n =, SAFE OF several fine rigs, and abont
r ta,eeh Oh The boys of the Con tinentai
nv I,'ie company bought outfits from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18

,. :. Floyd q Co. will in few days
a,s cattle quotations from Chicago
a,So, railway stock quotations. Their
once Is becoming the resort for busi.
n nes =, men TO meet and exchange views
o., the market, Office open nom . a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-18
Fine Bujldinm Lot So75

On Tucker hill on Ireland street, be-
tween South Main and South Rusk,
facing south, next to Mr.. Walling's
new picket fence, lot 50xl00 feet. In
quire of David Boaz or Walter ] F. Nor
ten, Texas Investment company, linn
tied, Second, near Houston