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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
swset CHARITY.


The quality Of mercy h not
It droppelh like
load OF Irish potatoes, when the
tail-board falls out OF the wagon
going up hill, but meek, modest mercy
must take back seat and be wall
flower since sweet charity has made
her debut regularly on the carpet
Sweet charity has worked wonders Of
late. Sweet CHI Arity got up a charity ball
In the national capital and It il solemn
ly recorded that little Miss Arthur and
little Mis- Blaine each attended, and
never once looked cross at each other.
Mrs. Blaine would not ist the presi-
dent 20 receive on New-Year's day,
on account Of the GOODNESS between
the two families, aud had not sweet
charity stepped In and ia,ten'd the
silken Links together, It Is not likely
that the two families would ever have
become reconciled F,rtunatelS, the
nation has cause 20 rejoice over the re
concilis,lon, and congress ought TO
tack a rider on the Btftholdl pedestal
appropriation authorizing the gov
ernment to erect monument e
Sweet Charity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
MARSHALL.
An Altercation IN a Negro Saloon.
point.

An Alteration in Neg Saloon.
special To The GaEeue.
MARSHALL, TEX Jan. Is Jacob
Finley, (colored,) sged IS years, living
about Fix miles east Of this city, went
IN his neighbor's yesterday morning to
assist 10 getting some wood He went
out and cut awhile. When the sound
Of the az had ceased some time the
woman u the house went out and
found the old man lying
dead near the tree with his
sx nesr by. The coroner WAS sum
mOBed and held an II quest a YER
dict was found In conformity with
these facts
Sam Wells ana Will Watts, both col
oTed, had 81 alteration ~ negro
saloon last night. Watts struck Wells
on the side Of the head with a brick
making sn ugly cut, seveTing branch
Of the jnVuiAr vein, that came near
bleeding him 10 death. Watts left the
town aud made his ecape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

THERE are only two recognized TO
litical parties IN Texas, the Democratic
and the Republican. All confedtra-
lions revolving - a wheel within a
wheel. tuch as the Peoples party"
Reform committees" and such Ike.
are engineered and controlled by po-
iitical hacks who have worD them
selves out trying to hsve their servile
preteDses recognized as merit and abil-
ity In the regular and legitimate chan
nels Of politics
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

Mr.. J LOUTHIAS BELL an author
iiy upon the subject, Gays thst the
wages paid to iron-worker. in Great
b itain are Is per cent above the rate
now paid to the same trades iu this
C untry. IfMr b IFS figures are cor
rect, they destroy the last foundation
~ protective tariff arguments. Under
free trade in England the rise Of wages
has been steady aid constant for 81
most forty year,. Under aprobibiiory
tarfin thi- country wages have fallen
fr,m IS to 25 per cent in the last year.
For the correction Of this evil the tariff
monopolists propose TO increase the
tariff on iron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
Better inns Coming.
WashingtOn Republican.


Senator Sabin Of Minnts TIA, who is
a. he head OF one Of the largest OF
these lumber companies, is ut the Con
ilnental, said yesterday that business
was looking somewhat better HE
company has been good deal en-
barratsed, but IL recovering.
New York sun.
President Cleveland II very lucky In
taking ofiice just a. "a period OF extraoe~
binary COMMERCIAL depression has
reached low-waJer mark. The change
OF the tide Is At hand, snd the hDUd of
r-turning prosperity will add 10 the
credit Of his administration.
Chicago Telegram.
The North Chicago rolling-mIlls
will start up again January 10 They
will give employment 10 nearly one
thousand mtn.
Philadelphia Times.
The local mat ufacturing interests
are beginning te improve During
the past we' y n r. ore or more OF large
manufacturing establishments have
started up full time and Increased pro-
duotiOn simew hat. A better feeling
prevails among the cotton and wooden
manuisc urers am the hosiery goods
|
such a. TO justify any great Increase
In output.
CoutesViIls tPal News
Messrs Andrews 4 GenDer, iron
manufacturers. At Laurel, have re.
ceived orders for the making OF iron
] for one hundred locomotives and also
another order for boiler iron, which
will keep them running on iull speed
| 4 L..k
tlemen speak very hopeful ola revival
In the iron trade and believe the com
ing year will be very profitable one
10 those Ia the iron business.
wilkesbarTe (PA,l Leader.
IL IL plainly manifest that business
Is reviving We have been nUtiui
many assumptions Of idle mills and
factories for some days
Lebanon (Pa.) Advertiser.
Every furnace In Lebanon county
In blast and a boom Ia iron Ia shortly
expected.
Msadvnie Republican,
There are indications Of = genera
revival In the iron business Mile Ar
starting up Ia all parts OF the country
and orders are beginning To n ~ n
sufficient TO make the business No leas
pA-sably good for several mouths q
come.
connsllavilie (Pa conrier.
shippers anticipate an Improvement
J There Is niorr solve demand for cox
and many huyefs are anxious 10 mall
yearly contracts. Several furnaces ar
rrpnr ed about 20 blow IN again nfler
long idieOesH, aud these wills do thei
pArtn towards Increasing the demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

IT would be interesting to know how
Mrs. Mcdonald and hrs. Hendricks
have fixed up the hrst lady business
Have they settled the knotty problem
or are 40 TO have hair-pulllng after
the new administration Ii inAugurAted3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
correspondenoe OF The GaEette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX Jan. 1.-THE
drug firm Of Fry d Phillips has been
dissolved, Capt Fry will continue
the business.
Old Aunt Eliza Brown, after pill.
grimage OF us years spent ~ this land
~ trouble, has passed In her checks
and gone to that land where all good
negroes 90 She was born in the state
Of Virginia IN the year 1859 She was
brought to this state 10y her master,
Col Webster, and had been q resident
q this city for the past twenty years.
She died 81 the residence Of her dAugh-
ter yesterday evening aud will be
buried this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

AGERAr many prominent characters
are dropping out Of sight. We seldom
hear, nos-A-dAys, Of John Kelly, Ma
hone, Butler Grady or B,lva Ann
Rven Cleveland aud bis Vice. have
= hard time u Il In trying TO catch The
speakers eye while Randall has the
aunr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

THAT wac h socEdoliger Of the gov
eTnor's relative TO putting cold.blooded
murdeiers Ia the peDitentisry for life.
Prosecuting attorney should read that
part Of the governors message, a. part
OF their argument to juries in prosecute
ing crlnllnala
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

TEMPLE HOusIos 10 the youngest
senator At the caiitAl, yet more inter
est centers ia him already than In any
OF his collssgu.s This IL because he
d the peoples ohsm pioD, and because
he possesses superior and extraoT-
dluary merit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

A NAN never knows when no Is IN
the right place. II some OF those de.
featsd asplmnts for clerical ofiie.s 10
the legislature bad only gone to Wash
ington Ia time they might have 30
cured the appointment ns messenger
70 go hunt up the electoral vote OF Ore
aon or Tnwa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

MAxRV voted aud spike In favor Of
he bill retiring Grant with full pay
and Coke voted against IT, Come To
think OF Il, the gentlemen are not
lnfrtquently on the opposite side Of q
auestiop,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

II some hing could be done to
squeleh the professional juror indus
ny, fewer murderers would find their
YHy 70 the state pri1ol aud more Of
them would do the "dull thudi act Tor
enc performance only.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

his clothes dusty Or muddy, 10 matter
II he l. making four dollars day, be
does not receive that distinguished
consideration snd profuse respect
which IL accorded the dapper disciple
Of the rule and yArdslick, who earns
forty dollars month. This is re-
liberated fact
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
A Caltlug AfIray ID RaYeana.

BOSNIAN, Tx Jan. ia dlfii-
Guilty occurred at Ravenna, eight miles
north OF Bonham. yesterday In which
a man named Whitaker vas badly cut
with . knife by Geo DAllas. He did
the cutting after he wa- knocked down
by Whitaker with = billet of wood
Dailae has made his escape sud 10 isr
has not been heard OF.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

THB Canadians are growing little
mors independent every yesr. They
do not care TO lake up Eugland's di-
pute with the United States for fear
that It might lead to war, in which
case Canada would be the battlefield
II they could ahelye Sir John A. and
few more like bin, II would only he
question Of a few years uotil re-
public would DO e~iahlI-hed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

IT 4 mean in The Austin papers to
b. ers ing shout thieves and burglars
lust because the legislature IL IN ses-
SION. No one will believe that there
"A any analogy between the two evils.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

Wa are pleased 10 announce that
Fish Commissioner Newton has passed
the Dallas Times, Win his car, in per-
tect safety sud ai'hout being mOlested
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
TO roRR.spnNpENTs.

Parties writing TO The GAZETTE on busi-
usss personal 70 themselves viii please 10.
close stamp for reply.
All letters relating " buainess q any kind
should no addressad - Loving, Malone
4 Pord, Fort worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

" Babiue Pas succeeds in secur-
ing that Sl25 90 appropriation there
may BE- a gran future for the Times OF
that seaport town
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

ULYssEs ;. must have been 3
thoroughbred during the Mexican
WsI; Al the old boYs who soldiersd
With him setm to thluk he ia prince
Of coed fellows.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

" farming does not pay, how is II
that the world happens 10 live when
IL Is dependent n The tanners for an
e1istenee2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

THB earthquake, have rendered
Granada different from what Wash
ington Irving painted II.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

MAEUAL labor II a. lucrative ana ~
respectable - mental labor, bnt . mo-
how when feilow's face Is srimy or
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

Visitors 70 the expedition will and THE
GAZETTE en- sale ~ Oso. y. Wharton a Bros,
SO. Carondsist street, New orleans, Il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

EEwsPAPEEs are what the public
make them hey simply voice public
sentiment. Vide Dsllss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
LrnEslorE e-unIy can IeloIee.

GENERAL HAzgS will put his foot
Ia Il vet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
aATEs or ADvERTIsfFo
nosDAv NoRNINo JANUsRv 70
THY WEEKLY GAZETTE,

THE WEEkIt GAZETTE
10 wrappers ready 70 mailing 20 your friends
sbToad. can 30 had A. the oounting.room.
49, 4 raufa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
CHEAP COLUMN.

1vsrasun.sats under thia nsad viii be IN
lric5 a. the rate Of ave cents a line, such
tir-ael. seven words 20 the LIE. No adver
tsment inserted Tor les thRn 3 cents. Par
- win whom We have no running account
an pay ~ afvsnoe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
RECEIvER's SALE

In pur nance OF the order Q,
cOuri Of ViCtoiit coun y III 'us y
as b hay OF Noyrmbsr' A. y
In cau-s No is2s on the d,'cE,i o. q,
Wherein Ners q Cannun ei ~
and The Te a. cont men ~ y ~ M
defendant, I VIII Hell at i'uplie ~ 4,
Il rst Tus sdHy tn February, ~ y
ID da, ufsRid n,Otth, y the r3 NV \,
N the courthouse, IN the e. ~
atth hour 81 O'clorR IN Tue ~
the high. 81 bidder fr oa.h,
bousest q ice fac or OF the eilu
the Texas Con finent h.Ai ~
or w srta, Texas. WITH III W
tools. Bpl liance- ann appu M.
came b. longing, ug tier vi p ~ NJ
which the same -tanurs iON
a q une fnmrt acres. part o. W.
dersan ~ -arTo h, hirighl ~,
by metes and ound- 10 the dc'.
sander or and J. r.. saudi fso.t
temDer s. IgS3, TO SAID driendhll.
rec In ARid " rrani 9 w
reeds. vol. - p ig-s D VII, 5d &
q Q above reciird decree ~ ~, ~
ceiyed for The sbove nesc' X
viii b A. less than nny-No
hundred dollars, and on
tie ems Of sAlo the reoflN.l r;
fuep fchaEei "A convey Anoey
will deliver 10 said ppIs.lletr l +
thereof. .ita
Also on y.
Tuesday, Febrnary ~
at / O'Clock % m, ~ sai fse'''s x F
fine same order, J VII 49, 49, b
| t@tIns. At the ciurthouf7 ~, "A
Tex, M slaushter. house ~
| he SAID def ndapt Gun
| lex " Ga AL the niHc lu,n,fil {
anoeH nj Rppu rtFnhnes, sai
longing, To ether Nhn ts,I-,lft
the same : Rnd., to-Tl Z; istf
( own IA par VI the P'i,iill'H 10 y
by a. y. Hall aud A. hn,.,s s.
ANT COMPANY by deed @, ~. ~
S,l sud OF ierord ia Nici9, ~ 3
Of Deeds Is page 81. SOD ~ w.
descrioed. No hid Will y lfI
proper y which i les tlA-'
and dollais. a..nsA
The undersi ned Fill fsHs X p;
TO ia applies q. =, II ~
itecflyer T. q, n W
Victoria. rex, Jal.o ., l@'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

TI,O y Mt = n Use, on COR ERTHiR-
i tfouth and Mouroe .treets aud board
with Ia family. Mrs c p Mnrsiee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

Sentenced 10 sixt, YEARS In ths Pen
ltenilary.
special TO the GaHstte.
JEFPRRsos, TEX Jan. is Abe AL
len, who 10 charged with murder, was
sentenced to slxly years in the peni-
tenliAry yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

The Little JoSer'' is tne best suok-
ing tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
CI>r

7 o5T-s NE H BETWEEN FIRST
II and Rusk ere & and the uid hath -houte,
e., one ten and tao hves. Tue finder viii
please cave the At tins ufiicr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
N. M. TEMPLEToA 4 2
GENERAL LAND AGi

WICHITA FALlN'i ii'-'
We have for sale -Anch and larin
low a. 81 90 per acre 10 yaflohs w
state. Can furnish rAncht- lIo TOM. !,
OOn acres In solid hodiea, etpee'Hity
ltA and WiibArger counties
viii nnd our prices a. adve $40: a,
niSn nbsLract OF lands IN v leuls = :
barger counties. aud have me oi' =
ones Of the same.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

NJ wALLERICH, DENTIST. q
~ No. Is Main street lup'tAA
Worth. Uses nitrous oxide ga
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

ENOR R-Sr FOR THE BOARD or An
- Derby lady. iOur-r iom re-idence. Ap
us az SO West second str-- L
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
PRoFES4I,,r.,

nENTAL wOkR 20 ALL Or
~ who want the best set Of ies L ;
be put mp IN Tue city st reasonabl. 4
on Dr. = Mcdaniel, Who ca on hi
you, giving the best OF reerenat =
work ONCE over DR., p Well'sdr-l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

NOR sALE.-TES SHARES IN YOUNG
II Mems saving and Loan association Al
iar, Address W A, T., care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

no. HARrLEY's SOUTH AAERICAN
~ Iure Al HOtol PlokWick news atnnd, =
u. Rowe. agent,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

ESOR A THE tURNlTURE or TWO
II rooms,c n Sung " y ted rOOm set, parlOr
b.. told Immediately. Call 81 West econd
htfert
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

hh w. ". hOUTH. aUaEWi
~ once and residence Third siii
RuHA, opposite the opera houFt o4I
3 70 l0H. M; 2S0 10 p. m saniUl
a. IN. Telephone VI Hr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
Special s0ysa7prrrs,
NIembera Of For, y,


-7--a-sa-HHs7HHHTa-Ha-
Members of Fort w
GCOrT a FINCH. gas y
- flnch.l nttorueyE-at-lav ~ ~
fori Worth, Texas. Land "a li
Jaw Keller ~ p rmiss Ion M. b
REFER seey. Interior. Wa.hit,.t
Vail y National bans &. 81. I'm. 81
lruehaFt a Co. Galveston 49,, Nl
Ludlow, Collector Int Rev ~
city National Bank, For 49,
inst National banE, Fori wo-ii'
wy 3 PENDLEnON. 1T7-.
w law. Fort Worth. -
flint National bsnE. 80 g
NJ D. PRIEST, ATTORNEY,
Va Office over BArnssri 49,. A
aaiu and First streets
Dali a MOZART, ATTo4 w.
ID once over First Ne. "a,
dousion and secou' eu. n-'i
OHAPMANx WAYNF $500
~ law, Ftrt Worth rarr- ~
irst Saiionsl Bant.
DAYIs, BEALL4 ROGFHs ~,
IL sud Councillors 4. I.aw e.i.
nc Aair street, FOri Worth. No..
- g. CANTEY, ATToKET7S
De Ohice over Baruee' vrnl.-c ~
and First streets. ~
Wy Il. ALDRIDsE Aq-T-'-'.
w . law, Notary PnSle "a e..
M Jones street -
The Bar F1eewns..
HILL& HILL. ATluksF,.s Il,
III Gainesville. Ter. Ali 49,,
prone and federal courts. &.
iii.
~ A. BRANn, ATTORNEY In
W agent, Temple, Texas. spsci,. I.
given 70 adjustment and coliecii1
and To all commercial business.
n d. FOoTE,W. s.CUNNIgesi1
~. A. Dailey,attoruoy Al lau-i1|
icy a Cunningham, San Ansela. Il, /
county, Tex, land and live "a
lands for ranching purposes 4 ~
iectiona and correspondents soil
-----
PROFESsIUNAt
--4--=---.--as,l---=-----l -a-ls.--..
nR. W. B. BROOKS, DR. h 4 III
DUrs Brooks A teveNs' nfHos
~ Get, BIT we-n Ftfth aud Sivlt. b. u
once b ur-.sto. "A. M. and ma
stevens Office huurS. Otslianr|
p. m Or. Brooks' res denc4 ftfa
and sixth s,r cts ur. Stew "a ih1-
nee ieleDhore c. mmu ieafl1A
DENTAL wOkR 20 ALL or
II who want the best set of tes Il ;
Dc put mp IN Tue city st reasoaatis /
on DIR. y Mcdaniel, Who ca on ti|
you, giving the best OF re'erenat y
work ONCE over Or, p Wel'sdr-l|
DR w. ". ROUTE. aUas@l
| ~ once and residence Third iifi
I RuHA, opposite the opera houFt o1I
70 lOr, M: 2.S0 10 p. m saniUl
A. IN. Telephone w Gc
/ I Il. POLLOCK, 81. D.. HOHBf
y Physician and surgeon. o.
1 Furgesou's drag store on XII
one block south OF court house d
NG East WeatherfOrd street. 01l
from n 20 u = M. and I 70 and ltl
! Specially OF. diseases ~ children Z
40 AZ Residence 2tt
NJ WALLERICH, DENTIST. q
~ No. IS Main street lup.lAl
Worth. DEeh nitrous oxide gaa
LAND AGENT.
DETFR q. RUOKER a 90,
4 TsIaH, Land and General AZ.
proprietorH OF the Abstract Of 81
RscOrdA We do O general land W
,luding snrvevfnf' e-f s,u-hvar-s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

I Il. POLLOCK, 81. D., HOHHfl
y Physician and surgeon. Oh
Furgeson's drug store on XII
one block south OF court hOusa N
HDt East WeatherfOrd street. GAL
from n 20 u =. M. and 70 6 and 1911
Specially OF. diseases ~ children d
40 az Residence 2is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
Connsllavlllc (Pa J conTier.

shippers anticipate An Improvement.
There Is 3 niorr aeiive demaud FOR cDke
and many huyefs are anxious 70 make
yearly contracts. Several furnaces are
rrpnr ed about 20 blow IN again afier a
long idieuesH, aud these wills do their
pArtn towards Increasing the demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

Wy ;. PENDLE TON. AT7,-.-
w Law. FoFt Worth Ta.ua
flint Sational bsnK i'-~ "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
mIsOELLANEoUs

IN r work DoNE PROMPTLY Ar
II Pickwirk steam lsut dry Gooda He'd
for - delivered. Telephone As. Give nsA
tiA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

PERSONA.
TIE OvLY PRnFE~SIO AL G EASER
II and dyer N the city where The pu &c
can txE Get 10 Eet tfsir work done right: In
urren g. -. O. good ~ Tweed IN IN morn
iuE "a b. nuisued the same dar. Cali and
.sr p ciD-ns 81 wurE g, Pula ~. corner
Third a Tsyiur slrests
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

CCOTT a FINCH. ia.
- finch.l attorneys-at-law II 1.,e
fori worth, Texas. Land go lt'
laE Refer by p rmiss Ion M.
lflieri secy. Interior. Wa.hitlA Z
Vail y National bans. 81, Ioe,.. 81
Irueha't A Co.. Galveston ~. te
Ludlow, Collector Int Rsv "
city National Bank. Fnr ~
inst National BANK, Fori wo-tis' Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
t'i"ssk FoH BENZ.

--7- -----7-.
NTELL-t UkNiSHED ROOMS IN PRI-
w ya'e lamii3. no children, couvenieut
to business Refer noes tx hanged. address
Gam, bell, care ds2 lie ofiice
DOOM f RRENT LsO A FEY DAY
II no Urdtrs % be accommodated. COT
Ter West bird aud Burnett streets. Mrs. " d.
=. Ma-sty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19
FoR Observation-Disclosures

LNUR REM HOUSE or FIVE r. oNs
II with ~ chen aud and ervauts room, IN
s-cou nea clruer ~ florence street In.
gure OF =. ". i'rovine, Office No q. over
da one, Va Ter & Co.'S.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-19

dds WANTED NorI & To CON
ID tractor. called b d for building =
"a, thOs - church In Arlington Tex sI,i be
rtcrlvru ubti Foo ~. 1885 = al aud Epecl.
ncatiUus arr Al X. 4 fiuieys furniture
sI.rr, Arlington, rex Toe committee re-
.efvu tn rgtt 10 reject or All bids.
Leave bids with h. q. stevens, chairman OF
bulldog om.-itt+e.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-27
czprzrs FEaLErs xscApADE.


Sequel to an Indignation Meeting in Bridge
ton to Sustain the Salvation Army.
BRmoEroS, N. j., Sept 26.--Some time
ago jackson Brant secured o tenn oorary in
junction restraining the Salvation Army
from carrying on their capers. Citizens
held an indignation meeting to denounce
Brant. and five clergymen made addresses.
THE same evening the indignation meet
ing was held" says the Star, of this place,
ssa married woman who was in the barracks.
subject to the embraces of the captain and
his lieutenants, went into Mysteries and
was taken to her home in conveyance by
Captain Fegley, who for some reason SEEM
ed to take an undue interest in her welfare.
Although her illness was temporary, beinq
entirely recovered the next day, yet Feeley
continued his attentions in such q marked
manner as to excite the suspicious, or pey-
haps the jealousy, of the other less favored
members of the Army, SO that one .Burnie'
Biggs was sent to Fegley's apartments to
investigate his actions. The result showed
well grounded suspicious. Captain Fegley
appeared alone in his room, but his flushed
face and excited manner, together with the
fact that woman's bonnet and parasol Law
on the stand, induced Mr.. Biggs to look
further. In the closet the new convert
was found, not exactly in the orthodox
posture of q closet penitent, but still seek
ing to evade the eyes of sinful world.
Captain Feglsy broke down and exclaimed,
Now am DING to hell / When Fegley
Game in the barracks to take charge Friday
night, Staff Officer Moore asked him to re-
sign, at which he tore off his badge and the
emblems of Blood, Fire and Thunder
which he wore on his cap, and left. He
had acted as treasurer, and had $50 of the
funds with him, the result of the collection
taken at the indignation meeting to defray
the expenses of the pending injunction
suit, of which he gave up $38, keeping the
rest. Early Saturday morning the perse-
cuted Christian worker skipped for parts
unknown, leaving the other officers mourn
ing their loss, the wiser and poorer for
their comrades exit. The right to be treas-
uref and console hysterical victims has de-
volyed upon the lieutenant, who is the
only one of the society who thinks he is
benefited ~ - g ~ HS& =