davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15

:
At P,lutlla with .]ach souviiln. Tampa x Key
West ky, fast river atonmef7 Ter r.. Az
EuStine. Green Cove Springs. I'D. A-HnN 'tc
an all points North, E:i-t and We, .ua y =
up river Steamers faT south FI-r''ia. Ai-C
with the Twin Screw IrtI steamer 'tifE 81
palatI.a. " and Steamship t.iy OF Monticello,
for Charleston, .cw YORK Boston Hh.lauel-
phia, etc.
Mail trains mai o close connection both ways
via J. T. x X. W. Il s., a. Jacksonville VITA At
lautic Coast Line, Fast Mail.
At Waits Crossing with Iioriia Railroad
and Navigation Co., Tor waldo.
At Gainesville with Savannah. Florida <
Western it'y for Tallahassee, Savanna! Hlt ali
points North Fast and We, am viii FLORIDA
Railway and Navigation g.. lJr ts3aE Key
Pensacola. New Orleans HHi IaEuTri-
At Ocala with Florida Railway ant <arIg2.
tion Co.. and Hacks for Silver -rrings
Al Ic:-~burr with tho ~. johns Fr2 Lake
EtIst is division Of the Florida Southern i}.-I-
way and boats ga Lake Harris i.s# points GA
Lake.
At pcmtcrtou's Ferry with Hrcf, line Tor
BroD!,-Niic. IuVkcTtowu. Fort EaG'. far-.ra.
and south luTi..a.
:. EDNANT, q. " .t.,tsfH Ell.
General Manager. t5e= 3'a--. A---E
y. =. COWAN- Gem IFsE- : ct
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15

Notice is hereby given HAT W. .. Volt has
this day made to U,.. Ju assignment for the
benefit OF his Crc'titoT~. none OF whom ;tr"
preferred. All persons indebted to sail w.
q. WOitZ are hereby required to make pay
neut To me- and his creditors ar. requested to
file their claim with me for settlement.
Palatka, Fla, July 18th, IS>5.
MAUCrS IoEE Assignee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
Dc BART-BAYi
Mercnant's Line

ST. JOHNS RIVER STEAMERS SIDE
WHEEL. Low pi;tSStitE PALACE
STEANf5i:S Bi-ILT OF iI;DN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
. Q =
l. g q \ .


.8u. r,...e. tha whole field of progressive
5.ut#..Il.fa. 80 sli set IS too great Tor IL 10
.,..,- at,IH Gully and without bias, and
W. .n magnificent us 10 escape IT. notice.
4. ..Hf tae world tributary 10 its wants, and
....#. ..sI, E- agents InHg be found, alert
&. ..tl.,T the Iurt IDuIars OF All passing events
.....I .,.ua tt.fa ~ telegraph mp "a the last mo-
,. .t 81 HaIug o. press. II is "A brief and alb
.'. .t .H..ui.Ir 81 the time ana contains ala
.t... B.. worth knowing ia the history Of the
f.i.I. tha lH.t twenty -four years.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
$1,000
The Weekly Times
Sd 90 e. We a r.
be- luaesi, the Brightest and the
Bel 4 Newspaper for Every
Household.

.El3. WEEKLY TIMES" is foremost among
I... IsTrs.t and best 81 the Family and Den-
...l ts..tlF ueH spapcrs published In the coun-
.,.. uUl r. I= no" offered TO single subscribers
ID. tur Uoil3I year and an extra copy given
tH.f. ..ub II ~. II ia the most progress
...s I.ulu4I - Us class. lis aim ~ 20 be the
ID, paper 81 rLe people Of the whole coun-
.I..i.s.fl4a. every Intelligent want i'm journal
..a. l4I 81 MAXI ~ 20 cheap fhut oil can afford
...a JOS 81 weekly visits.
iIiI ANNALS OF THE WAR" have been
u... u' tus I#tIugui-hinR features OF THE
tr I.Ihii TIMES, ann is now initiated in
..at l.t1.tr o. many If the leading journals
..H I..lYrit.fla at The country. The best writ
CO.. from IL, active participants OF the great
..lt..Ir uu buih sides VIII continue tho con-
fr.IHulDu. a. tiir uuWrtten history ~ the war
IL. --.lN uutnbcI. ana make The paper speci-
.,|.s. .nt,ftriulBgand instructive 10 the yeter-
.... .3 Ia.tlH tHa Blue and The Gray.
.g'sspuI-- Of ssu subscriptions
.Il WEEKLY TIMES" is mailed, post
l..I I..t bHH lJ.lIaI year. Every club OF ~
..|4I- ,Ht.LIt i tu on extra copy.
Address
THE. TIM .s5,
zine, isuildinn. phila.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
TRAINS LahyEots>E=yiLlE.
TRAINS AEnIvE trGhi<U@y WIS


= For YaIaha. bloomfield, Lane lark, Astatu,2
Ct".
leaves Icc~huTg. .-.-.... .I,l1 q rrE
Returns ga l. r-btlTg .-.. ~ b
F"r Yalaha ami Bloomfield only afternoon
trip:
Leave IccsIi.. .....-- 5pm
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15
In ChanCerY.

In the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial circuit of
the State at Florida IN and Ter the
County Gt Putnam
la GhtHcCTG.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-15

steamers n. y. PLANT. Of the Peoples Line
and CITY OF JACKSON WILLIE, OF the tbcE}ary-
iidy.1 Merchants Line. viii ram IS follows:
Lea vinss the Dietary -f}tyu Line wharf 80 foot
OF Laura SfT"rt-
IRsl1c Savannah Florida and Nc-'-
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

LAWN TENNIS, a modified form of Il
old game OF Tennis, has recently becom,
popular pastime alike for ladies and N
tlemen. The ground on which it is play
is strip Of turf sometimes asphalt,)
feet in length by 30 in width at the 4
tremities. Across the centre extends /
) feet high, stretched from poles "a ID
asunder. Lines are drawn marking /
boundaries, and dividing each of the pt
tons of ground separated by the
lengthwise into a right court and j
court. Any number of players may joi
but the best game is played by two or 70
persons. The player who begins stan
Just on the back boundary Of the rip
court on his side, throws up the ball,
on its rebound strikes it with the racket
that it shall fall over the net into d
nearer part of the right court diagonal
opposite him. His opponent there is boul
to strike back the ball either before
reaches the ground or after the first
bound. 1t is then returned again BY u
first player, who continues to play till I
fails 10 return the ball, sends it witho
the boundaries, or commits some Of q
other "faults" recognized by the role
when his opponent takes his turn.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

'lce 70 !, the good ! find in my friends. ]
~ all times painfully conscious Of
faults, until it has become a mania
me- to fiod perfect character
ALI satirist | perceive
"What is your definition Of The tar,
In the present instance young lad
eighteen, straining her eyes through
spectacles of thirty, to accommodate / !
OF favorite but unwise advisers
"And the advisers-pray who are Il
| had thought myself sorrowfuIly desti
IA thai respect"
Il have mind to test you now, ii
fem'a'ae virtue Of patience, and even
you find them out YOURSELF
Our youthful pair had been ambl
along, through a succession Of SQUARES
-
OBJECTS OF admiration to the passengers
the sidewalk, and of interested scrntip,
the occupants of the swiftly rolling e
pages, that met and passed them ia Il
course. Madeleine seemed thoroughly
conscious OF the pretty picture she i
sented' The graceful repose of her !
rlage; the lustre Of her eyes, now heio
ened by the flush of exercise that mani
her cheeks; the absorbed interest displa
IN her eountenanee, were each and all
Jects OF comment to the observers. WI
entirely iguored by herself Mr.. No
gomery was awake to all around him
dexterousIy threaded the streets, carG
seeking the dryest side, regulated BIZ
multaneous steps of the horses, notedeJ
foreign object in their vicinity from a d
riage to dog, returned the occasion
salutations of his friends, and, at the sal
time, rendered full homage to the beauti
girl at his side and ready comprehensi
and rejoinder to all her remarks.
ITO be Coatinued.)
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21
EqllipCDise.
Continued from No. 33.7

make my toilet"
A novel reader or an enamored sutton
may express incredulous surprise while be-
ing the Surreptitious auditor of this un-
guarded soliloquy. What! Pause to
deliberate when on the verge of falling
in love? Who would ever credit the ex-
istenee of such cold-blooded heartless-
ness? such unnatural divesture of loves
chief attribute-blind rashness?
Who wonld value or accept love that
was not spontaneous? that was not, like
Divinity, born Of nothing? Other and
less ethereal passion were unworthy the
sacred name
Be assured, 0 devotee of fiction, that it
is only in those tragic, imprisoned scenes
the feverish ef1ux of an over-taxed and
unhealthy Imagination, too often reward
ing their author and admirers with embit-
'efea hopes and dlstempered soul, that
love IS represented as wild whirlpool or
something worse, into which, the helpless
mortal is engulphed after the manner of
'ne Lorely victims. Believe it No. Love
'nflveS apace like flower of the garden
ana is gathered and treasured for its shane
IussS' Its color, its fragrance. Do not
u0uo'' too Sanguine sutton, but that when
'0u nave cast your searching eye around
o, garden of girls and mentally appro-I
r'a'sa one, labelled {" the fairest," YOU, in
'''H VIII be considered-not alone vour
rs90""eS' but your actions and the motives
which prompt them.
D,; 1nt'r accordance with the taste and
ra u'ipie OF your lady-love will determine
TI success or failure III obtaining her.
Nail ' OS some of both sexes who have
Now '' taste Or principle but are mere
Fo, a. o'"aefS In the courts of love.
NJ T these, there is here, no word. '''
'ag philosophy. She held taients Of Of
igpntIr lSn'n'ant worth, which had been dill
sptm, cultivated. She was fervid in
J,edp ,", pure in thought, word and
r viii and much addicted to reading and and
hsy : ,l t3s'ry' Her taste was overween-
nation W.. p,ous if not morbid, her imagi-
lsAb HI. 'ySr alive and on the wing.
'adnn ,S guidance she might have made
Srde b.J 'ue Tor some poetic tragedy.
a'ther si,la.. iOs' her mother early, had
taay .saa, 's Or brothers, and strange as
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-21

!. hau developed self
feilance' and had taught her to value that
above all all other virtues, in the one who
was TO be her stay, support and guide
through life. She made an expeditions
'O,e''e' assuming close-ftting riding
habit, and was just about to adjust The
plumed riding-hat, when her maid entered
ana presented a card. She descended to
the parlor. Mr.. Montgomery, who was
standing midway the room near a table
hat and whip in hand, advanced and
saluted her.
Have kept you waiting, Mr.. Mont
gomery?"
" Not beyond the limits of patience
:" Patience. Pardon me for echoing, but
! supposed that virtue to be strictly femi-
nine"
" Indeed, you have mistaken the gender
altogether"
+" | would put that to the test at once.
but that | know your fondness for riding.
Come, | am ready"
She led the way to the door A groom
held pair of beautiful bay horses. The
one designed for Madeleine was led for
ward. Mr.. Montgomery handed her to it
offered his hand, received the small foot in
his palm, from which firm resting place
she vaulted lightly into the saddle. After
carefully arranging her stirrup and habit
train, he placed the reins in her hand,
paused moment to inspect the girtbs,
theu resuming his place at her side, the
two cantered away at an even pace.
II believe you have taught me to ENJOY
riding"
A CLEAN of pleasure lightened the gray
eyes in response to Madeleine's remark.
"Rather have introduced you to
paStime enjoyable in itself"
"Thank you for so much then, but the
mode Of introduction has certainly been
felcitous."
"In what particular, may ask? ?"
"Iu never having awakened fear"
"You have no fear then, with me? ?"
"None, as cavalier; but do not pre-
sumo too much on my reliance there. |
have not tested your strength in other
virtues yet"
as a lady, then, SO cautious in making
conclusions?"
eyes, and necessarily so-but the duty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
AN AIR SHIP.
An Nrhnn.n, VAN Inyent, an NrrInI vessel

Nn Arkansas Nan In,cntS IN N"rinl Vessel
Special Ia the Gazette,
Hon SPRINGS, ARK, Aug. Mr., II
lloncycut al Malvern, near this place,
feels confident that he has solved the
problem of air navigation, and has gone
TO Washington to HE Il cnvcat upon his
new invention. II is an air ship, and he
hns organized stock company Tor Its
manufacture. \ Malvern special says
those forming The stock company are men
who look at everything considerably, and
they have seen the model operating in the
air aud ON the water, aud they all unhcs-
ilntingly say that beyond all question
of doubt it works perfectly
IN every particular. 1t Is not balloon
but an air Shlp Repeated trials have
taken place before the stockholders and
they say that the success OF the machine
has reached the point that diSpclS all
doubt. At an early day a tul size ship Is
To, he made and then, oi course, public
trials viii he had.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
AUSTIN.
An Appeal to The Goyerncrto Prevent
the Removal OF the Offices oi
the Sunset Road.
The Election Of Cattlemen Prom the
Territory Necessitaies Protection
for the Texas Border.

special 10 the Gazette.
ArsfIN, TN, Aug. L.. GOV. Ireland
received telegram to-day from Mobcetie,
signed by senator Temple Houston, Rep
rcscntaiiyc Browning and others, stating
that the election of the cnttlcmcn from
the Indian Territory would necessitate
protection for the Texas border against
forcible occupation. The governor trans
mittcd the telegram TO Gen. u. s. Stanley
of San Antonio, commanding the depart
ment OF Texas cavalry. accompanied by
the following communication;
hnycghc honor 10 suggest that the withdraw
nj and removal Of the settlers and ranchmen
from the Indian Territory under the late
orders viii render II absolutely necessary Tot q
considerable force to bc stationed on our norm
rru hurdcr. | have tu request thht such steps
he taken ns will give that frontier the ncccssa
~ protection Tor this purpose. ! hope YOU
WIN at once secure from the war department
-uch orders ~ are necessary.
The citizens ri Houston have appealed
To Gov. ireland TO prevent the removal OF
the general offices Of the Sunset road 10
New Orleans. claiming that II i in viola
ton of the statute They telegraph that
II Is to be attempted within the next
twcnty-iour hours. In the absence of
Acknowledgement Tcmplcton from the
city the governor has Instructed Assistant
Attorney General BurtS to Investigate the
matter aud enforce the law.
At meeting Of the board OF education
this evening the entire faculty of the sam
Houston normal institute was reelected
Tor the ensuing session.
The five grass commissioners are To re-
cciyc salary OF So per day and expenses
They are expected to he out in three or
four months.
III paSU county court house bonds to the
amount Of s82 900 were purchased by the
comptroller to-day Tor the permanent
school fund.
Haskell county will issue $1,000 worth
of bonds soon for the erection Of Il court
house.
The assessment rolls of Trinity county
show a decrease Of SG0.O00 In property
values. Every East Texas county re-
ccivcd so far shows decrease.
Chartered; The Williamson Live Stock
and Sale association, u county fair organ.
i2ation.
Comptroller Swain goes to Houston TO-
morrow to act rs chairman OF the finance
committee of the Knights Of Honor,
which order holds its annual meeting
there Monday
The tax collectors of Anderson, Navarro
and Caldwell counties have settled up,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
SPORTING.
sAnAroGAn,cES.

SARATOGA NY, Aug THE weather
was hot and close, The track was lair
and the Attendance large,
First race, one mile and seventy Yards
Won by Pearl Jennings; Col Spmgur,
second, Arctlnu, third. Time, 40.
Second race, one mile and Il furlong-.
Won by BETTER; Frcelaud second Conk-
ling, third. Time, l,55A.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July 81. The weather
Is tinc and clear, The attendance Is good
for an off day. The track Is heavy, the
result otlaSt nights storm.
First race, six lurlongS Won by
Bonnie s.; Gold Ban, second: Baron, ia
vorltc, third, Time, | ;lS ~
Second race, maiden thrcc-ycnrs- odds,
one mile Won by rontlnc; Spalding, see
ond; Guydettc, third. Time, sc ~.
Third race, ono mile aud a turlong
Won by GiroAu; Anna, second; Violet,
third. Time, 2s0l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
INA. ARRANGEMENTS.

MEN YuRK, Aug, applications lor
positions in the funcral coriegc and offers
81 personal service for staff aud other
duties connected with the military escort
on Tie occasion continue to pour into
Siaj.-Gcn. llancock'S Office on Governors
island aud have necessltutcd the employ
nicut Of several extra clerks IN filing and
recording the mass Of correspondence.
Admiral Jouctt this morning had 3,
long Interview with Muj.-tien, Hancock
In relation TO the disposition OF the naval
forces under the admlral's command. \
prominent official stated that the various
men ot-war would he stationed at differ
ent points IN North river and ilrc SalutcS
during the progress Of the funeral pro-
cosslon. The matter OF the marines and
sailors parading as II portion OF the escort
has not Yet been settled,
4 dispatcRwas received on behalf of
president Cleveland asking for Il position
Ia the line. II is stated thai the president
and ,ice-prcsidont with the membors of
the cablnet,and also the cN-prcsidcnis and
cx-vlre-prcsldcntS and members of their
cabinets, Will beemylcd by the Grant
family 90 parilcinaig
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
DECAPiTATED.


special To the Gazctic V
RANGER, TEX. Aug. 1.4-A horrible ac-
cident occurred one mile west of here
last night by the cast-bound passenger
train, g02. on the Texas & Pacific railway,
running over aud killing Wiley pugh aud
j. d Smith. two young men who lived
about three miles west Of this place, both
the sons Of widow ladies, and badly
bruising up George Estes, y railroad
track-walkcr.
II seems that the accident occurred In
this manners Pugh and Smith had been
to Ranger at preaching and after the
preaching they took In the town, and, IL
Is runorpd, got ON too much tanglc-foot
aud meeting with Estes, the track-walker.
they all started out up the railroad track
west, towards home, but stopped, II j.
presumed, about one mile from here To
booze up again, and while doing
80 lay down upon the track
where they were doomed to rise
no more except to find themselves
in another world The heads of the uu-
fortunate men, pugh and Smith, were en-
tirely severed from their bodies.
The families of the deceased are among
the best in this county, and have the SYM
pathy Of every one in their deep grief
Estes, the track-walkcr, il seriously but
not necessarily dangerously hurt. The
jury Of Inquest rendered verdict of ac-
cldcrtul killing, and attributed no blame
either to the railway or its employees
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

MtssiLoN, ONO, Aug. l.--tll the
miners, about 1900 in number employed
in thirteen mines in the Massilon district
OF the Tuscarwas valley, stopped work
to-day ON account OF the demand OF the
operators that they accept u reduction of
from seycniy-flyc to sixty cents perton,
President Mcbride Of the Ohio Miners
association has issued call for mass
meeting OF miners TO be held in this city
next Tuesday. The general sentiment Is
tbnt the meeting win decide to refuse TO
accept the proposed reduction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
.cnl l-n ror NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Sr. LouIs, Mo-, Aug Information
has been received NJ the secrct-seNicc
office of the Missouri Pacific railway
that In the district court OF sabine
Parish, l.au to-day Morgan Mclaughlin
and James Cumberlaudcr were found
guilty and sentenced TO i've years each
in the penitontiary for obstructng the
track of the Texas & Pacific railway at
Sodas, La, on February ~, and wreck.
ing freight trains, whereby u large amount
of property was destroyed and several OF
the train crew were seriously injured,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rnn nopy WELL ri,rsli,,in.

MouSr McGneUoR, N. ", Aug 49,
Tho lcadcn hue about Gen. Grants face
yesterday was owing largely, the under,
takers say TO the unfavorblc lights nnd
shadows Of the room IN which the body
has Late last night when the caskct was
opcncd thc'body gave forth to the senses
no evidence Of other than favorable condi-
lions Preparations ARE heng used TO re-
move The heavy dark circles from beneath
ttw eyes. The remains have been cN.
anlncd within twelve hours aud the cN,
tremitIes and limbs were found To be-
lnlly under control OF the cmbnlminu
preparations. Undertaken Merritt be.
li,Nes the body win bc preserved in a
luost excellent condition until long after
the fnpl leave shall be- taken OF It..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
NARROW ESCAPE.

The Tale of nn oid Neternn-How lie Es.
capped the Redskins.
Correspondence OF The Gazette
PERRY, TN, July 9,--we give below
"reminiscences of Robert Wires of Falls
county, now past his four score years not
IN the same words OF the old veteran. but
the sum and substance Of story ~ re.
lated by himself,
Some time in the year 1870. at which
Time Was living in san Augustine, San
Augustine county, Il surveyor known ,s
'nok sparks called on me 10 20
WIN him on surveying cxpedi.
ION out between the hcadwaters of
Red and Brazos rivers Our marty con.
sisted of about forty, rs no surveyor =,
That time need try 70 do anything withou,
good guad' One day as we were busy
a. work, wcnoliccd that very often nut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
rMr rrNrnAL rI,oDI,,MMr.

MvrSr McGHEGoR, y, N., Aug. ia con-ld
cradle number Of people came to the mountain
Yesterday TO view the remains Of The dead gon
cr4ii The expression OF The face rcmuius very
nninral magnificent lora memorial was
received NJ the Grant cottage last evening from
cN.Goy. Iceland Stamford OF California ana
Mrs. >tandtord representing The Gates Ainr,
ruppu5cd Of two gates sN feet high by i've
vide, rpmpOred OF white and purple
liunortcllc-, SPAWNED by an arch Inscribed with
tic name ~, :, Grant" and With flight ui
Stops ascending 90 the half open gntcr.
The programme OF the services ior TUESDAY
, n as follows
Scripture reading, Nincticth Psalm.
Prnycr ~ the Rev. bishop Harris pl The
Mcthodlst Episcopal church OF Sow York.
LYNN. MY faith Looks I u to Thee"
DISCOURSE bS the Rev j. T., Newman, D. u,
u l.. II.
lbmp, "Ncorcf Ny Cod to Thee"
BcnOdiction.
,contrallo solo, ''iicyoud the smiling aut the
Mccpinp.Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CLEBuRNE.
\ Citbcns' Committee Decides in Favor of
More RnilroudS.

\ ttttfcns' tuuinttt"e Decides III Favor Of
More RniiruudS.
Special tn the Gazette.
CLEwUuNE, Ten, Aug ! In purSu-
Nucc with call published in the local
papers IL citiIcus' railroad meeting was
held at the courthouse tonight. Speeches
were made 10y Mayor Odcll, Maj. Heath,
Col, j, W. Brown, Hon. NJ. NJ. Crane and
Others, II was the unanimous scnti-
mcni that We must have additional rall-
road connections. The prevailing opinion
was that air liue to CorsiCana Is the most
desirable line, but 1t Is thought by others
that such would he too great an under
taking and that u tap connecting With the
Missouri Pacific system at Egan, Grand.
view or some other point would he more
feasible On motion committee OF live
was appointed to correspond with the
management of the several systems and
learn upon what terms they can he in
ducod 20 help. This committee win re,
port To a future meeting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
MAN .lbn A. THAT

or the sunday GG2ctE.
Tel me not that h,tt poor man.
That his dress is Earsc and bare
Tell me not his dailE pittnncc
Is a worhmans sctnty fare.
Tell me not his hirt His humble
That his parcntagki Is low;
Is he honest in his 4 tons;
This is all want know.
II his word to be rel Id ony
Has his character N blame.
Then care not If heb low born,
Then ask not VIII nce he came.
Would he from an Unjust action
Turn away with sIornful cyeg
Would he, than def1lud another,
sooner ON the scatold die?
Would he spend hid hard. gained .arniur.
ON II brother in dt-ircssy
Would he sooner ME afflicted
Ana the weak onl's wrongs rcdrc.s}
Then he Is a man deserving
OF my love aud ihy esteem
And care not whit his birth place
In the eye OF man may seem
Let 1t he log.bullt hoycl,
Let it be n clay.built cot.
Let II be the common poor honsc.
In my eye It matters not.
And II others win dlsown him.
rs inferior to their caste.
lat them do It'll hcfrlcnd him.
" brother to the last. ELWEtL.