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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT.

Representative Men of Kansas Pray AN tx
tension of the ENecutiv. Order.
Kansas CRY, Mo, Aug. .--The eth
zens' committee, appointed by Mayor
Moore last night, met to-day and for
wardcd dispatch to the president ask
ing an extension of the time for yacating
the Cheyenne and Arapahoc Indian rcscr-
vations i. by the cattlcmen, in behalf of
the general business interests. \ dis
patch was also sent to the representa-
lives of cattle interests there, saying the
committee would 20 to Washington If adj
visablc.
Mayor Moore, eX-Mayors Bullcnc and
Gibson, Congressman Warner and II. II
Hart were appointed as IA committee 10 go
TO Washington If deemed desirable. Tue
following is II copy of the dispatch
which was sent TO the president and sec
rotary Of the interior by the committee OF
fifteen, composed of prominent citizens
and representative business men;
The undersigned committee appointed by
the mayor and council Of Kansas CITY, Mo-,
presents To the government the great hard
ship that would inure not only 10 the cHlilemcn
directly interested hui to All rlas-cs,
with ihc prosperity of the Western country by
the enforcement of the order requiring the re
movnl of AL cattle upon the leased lands upon
the Cheyenne and Arapahoc rescrva'
lions IN forty days We are sat
slcd, from the best information that We
can obtain, that the strict enforcement Of the
order would be virtual destruction TO the
cattle interest amounting TO al least sG,OOO,O0
on said reservations, and that II would seriously
disturb the finances ol Missouri and kansas.
We. therefore, ash the government 10 give the
men who have Invested their capital In good
faith upon these reservations. with ~ least
what would seem 10 have been
the tacit consent Of the government,
such reasonable time for the removal of their
herds a. will prevent any needless destruction
OF property. BN TIE COMMITTEE
II was requested at the meeting that
the cattle in question cannot be driven
north at present on account OF tlm Kan
sas and Colorado quarantine laws, while
the Southern ranges are already over
sfopked
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
THE RAILROADS.

No trains will run to the reunion
grounds to-day.
The baggage station agents report Il
heavy Increase in passenger traffic
Trains will run to the reunion grounds
every hour during the encampment.
All the railroads running into Fort
Worth expect to do a big business next
week.
The general managers of the various
Texas roads were in session at Galveston
yesterday.
The officials of the Texas 4 Pacific rail
way are not in favor of opening Houston
street beyond the depot.
Superintendent l.. l.. Keller of the Rio
Grande division of the Texas 4 Pacific
railroad was in the city yesterday.
Col. Warder Cummings, supcrinlend-
cnt OF the 'reNns'& Pacific, was here yes
terday and visited the reunion grounds.
He left AT noon in his special car, going
eastward.
The accident yesterday at Ranger, a
station ninety-iOur miles west of this city
on the r. 4 r., was the talk in railroad
circles yesterday. Two men, named
Wiley Pugh and j. ID. Smith, were killed
and George Estes, the railroad track.
walker, was seriously injured They
were sleeping on the track, when the east
bound passenger train ran over the bodies
of the former two, killing them Instantly
Full particulars OF the horrible accident
were tclegraphcd to TINS GAZETTE and
can he found in another column.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
HOUSTON STREET.

',hall II BE opened Across the Right of
Way or Not?
Thc street aud alley committee Of the
consisting Of Aldermen Oar
'ier, Daggett and Alexander, met at the
|Oacc oi Chairman Barter yesterday morn
|ns 10 consider the advisability of open
|hs Houston street across the right OF way
andic hear arguments pro and con from
ihe gentlemen Interested. A very large
nanbero OF citizens were in attendance and
Y WAS found necessary 10 adjourn
lhr meeting TO the opca-housc,
II which place the crowd could be
tasiH accommodated, Messrs. Wardcr
lunhnlngs, superintendent of the Texas <
Pacific railway, l.. l.. Keller OF the Rio
Gmnde division and Il. j. Beall, Esq, OF
ial, city addressed the committee on be-
llol the railroad company, opposing
ine opening OF the street. Messrs. Hum
NFles, Brilton, Boaz and others IN behalf
q l'e property owners of that vicinity
aAGesSed The committee, advising he
optnlDg OF The same. The committee af-
Ff being m session several hours adj
lgi'ned until Monday, at which time they
Wy prepare their report, which will he
SuOlnllted to the council at its meeting
tuesday afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
THE cAEEriN9 FORT worm. rKNAS SlNDNYlNlCrYr s.

": { Y scarborough. Abll,.ac, Joscph kelly, 4
\ RAILROAD Nathan iilllarl. city lrot " NJ
Bailey. kmil-. y T. Wylic. tan,rrrsillc; y -
kcrchlvllle, v VI Pyle. John kclsci Dl,lse = 4
Pnrr. Missouri y y sinclair. Bowie. u NJ JOHN
s,n, Harold n Williamson, city.
lAndcll hotel ,'cvrsr Rodgers, .Analn; I, {.
Lawrence, Mcathcriurd: W G. iAisle,rn 1nd
lady. Miss May Webster. Chicago. Rali Rice
lclcna. Arb I. Wfrknan and servant. - ronis (
W = itndford. Dallas: W 4 brown, Wichita
Rails q W iiild, llnchmlrg. Va. I. ; MekJN
nccaiuri Lawrence toncc. Big spring san
Marvh, Dcnison: z " Bush. iongylcw 7 J
Miles Nustln; W p Moore aud wife. Detroit.
Mich, u \ Bradley, Georc Washington, KaS
sas.
clnoechlo's hotel l. Marchari, weather.
ford; u tOnnell. Albany. Tex Mrs Dangh
crtA, Denton; Mies susie whitney. npllas Mrs
Middle Hulen, llallsyilic, Mo. Matte Middleton.
Abilene. Joe Bell, II Louis: Murray Harris
Dalas u Halt, Wichita rails. y N rrcxyant,
Muslin, Tex VI \ llamin, Nbany MIR Mathews.
rarrnnt county; ~ q ~nukcr. cintc. IA; Hshup
Garrett Dallas. \ Uruvcr, Milkrsbarry.. J Ia
CroiN. Harold, V u Nllcpdcr. huntington.
Iowa; Mrs Blackwell. tlchuruc ! nubwning
Walnut springs Miss Hattie Rattle, hSatnr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CABLE N0TER.

II is the general belief in diplomatic
circles at Berlin that II pacific solution of
the Anglo-Russslan quarrel is now almost
certain.
II is reported that Osman Digna was
killed In the kassala battle, El Mahdi's
followers are everywhere demoralilcd,
Mr., George V. n. Lathrop The new
United States minister IA Russln, ycster-
day presented his credentials to the ear.
The Persian envoy has handed 10 the
ear an autograph letter from the shah,
together with Il magnificent gift for the
cZarinu.
1t ~ stated that Count Won Munster,
the German ambassador at London, had
refused the cmbassadorship ut Paris.
Count Won lat2fcldt, who desires to va
cate his present position In the German
foreign Office, will take the place of Count
Won Munster at London.
The present population of Ireland is es-
timated at II ,929, 3i2, showing great de-
crease, which ls chiefly owing 10 imlnlgru-
tion to America,
A high official, III Dushnl Ticn, has
been appointed az the successor of the
Marquis Tscng, the Chinese minister to
France.
China is fastening the preparations TO
rcvlctual and coal three iron-cladS that
were built In Stcttm for that government,
The crews of the vessels will he strength
cncd. The reasons for this sudden activ-
ity are supposed to bein accordance with
affairs in Corca.
Anam is tranquil The rebel minister
OF tiuance and the minister OF public
works have been captured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Club ADVANTAGES.
what j. being Done to Establish u CONNER.
cini aud social club.

cini aud social club.
THF GAzErrH Is glad TO say a word in
approval Of the Commercial club. lately
chartered by the business men and young
men of this city. Il will be "A good thing
tor the social life OF the city. Fort Worth
now has u society of culture, refinement
and wealth that demands n central orrani.
zation such rs the club is intended TO he.
which shall be the means II extending me-.
qualntancc and nourlshlng spirit of
comradeshlp so essential to the establish.
mentof good feeling at large.
" is proposed that the clubhouse shall
dc u place OF rendezvous for business and
professional men, employees and others
VINO Ike to meet their friends and spend
pleasant evening together. The scheme
proposed VIII provide fund for the
building and furnishing of elegant quar-.
ters, while placing membership within
reach of the less aiiluent The price of
membership is put ut 500, payable In
monthly installmcnts of So. There nrn
few, indeed, but can meet the financial
requirements. Membership il limited To
200, and the qualifications for admission
will he so guarded as to make the club n
society of gentlemen.
The men whu are at the head of the
club give it IA character at once and guar.
antcc success. Col. \. NJ Britton Is pres.
ident, Mr. G. w. Lumborn vice-prcsident,
Il. j. Smith secretary and Capt Sidney
Martin treasurer These gentlemen and
several committees are working SYSTEM
atlcally and the result of their labor will
be II profitable and entertaining club or.
ganization.
At the last meeting of the club Col.
Britton, its president, rendered the club
for present uses II large room over the
! city National bank The room was re-
ceiNcd and II committee appointed to fur
nj III the same which has been done. 4
committee was also appointed 20 inveStl-
gate the advantages and inquire into the
prices and terms of several pieces of
property had in view and suitable for the
erection OF Il clubhouse for permanent
| quarters.
| The club will decide al its next meeting,
Tuesday, the 4th inst, whethera location
on Il business street over storc-house or
n building on the residence plan on Il re-
/ tired street Is the most desirable How
cycrit is thought the latter idea prevails.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
mi EScAMPMENT.
$50, arrangements Therefor
|gR cfne' ,od street.Car ser,ice-
'pp mile Railroad Facilities.
,t.,d Under n Leas" nnd Hack
,..croa 10 racing the Tux WIN Not
mn , Re Admitted.

,a,,6 fecl,, a pride in everything
icn ' oecomplishes, and whatever
III result Of actual attendance a,',,
~ - I'm be manifest TO every visit
~ae n,., Is that Fort Worth has
IVY aou to provide for the occa-
'r.,,.vere hunted, over more beanli-
II III. and surroundings could not
A s ISs The wonderis how all these
'"-~ ..,.n,. have been prepared so well
&sfsasn .,Ie noise made about 1t.
fnl y ns eot railways have caught up the
4 W. NM ~ appears by the excellent
nsps,",a@n rk done by the Rosedalc and
ier y r ,oc at the crossings of Jennings
y and Taylor streets over ,.,c IeN ',.'
'sag ~ abroad. There the two roads
ron .s."ged d good platform, so that
NV rontiuuous to these roads can 10
tfopT "a take the Texas < Pacific for
\, snranlpment grounds
\, g. cummings told Mr.J. G. scott, Sec
hI \, I'M ,he association, yesterday, that
~ r,Troad company woild cstab-
temporary ticket office at
.,n.ti.car crossings platform,
onle could get their tick
f sn, IIc further stated that the first
~, The encampment will leave the
y ' denot at : :30a. M, and there will
,,sin 10 out and back every hour in
nav and until about midnight, if
.s,y 10 run so late, and n train Will
4 nn csery half hour, II necessary, which
4 blinc will be necessary.
!, ri eommittec Of arrangements Tor the
dnn leased 500 acres of land and
M NJ same under written contract,
'ooec ibey have the right to say who shall
s,a,o, plaecs and OF the rights of hacks
~ iihrough their gates. They have in
.,rd several thousand dollars Of eX-
I.s..ps and IN order to help them ont
,ahoai being burdensomc on any class
.herhayt affixed moderate tax or license
n IN hacks aud carriages carrying pas
.gmpr. for hire, and graded according to
!, N ,lg Of the vehicle. This appears to
\, yery reasonable. We learn
'..e or two hack-drivcrS say
|sg will not pay. They will be sur
|sA,cd When they reach the gates TO the
.fosure. some half-milc from the en-
'onpmenl, that guards will be stationed
|llrrr 10 prevent their going Into the
mounds with their loads. All who pay
'rl be furnished with proper badges,
nd passengers will save Il long walk By
boxing for a proper badge displayed on
|ihwhicle, as only such viii he allowed
|aenter the gates. This willnot apply at
BIZ 10 private conyeyanccs, as they eau
aler aud leave at any and all times.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
HOTEL PICKWICk.
CORNER MAIN wc rorarH srarrr.
FORT WORTH. rgNNSl
RorI.cAI,..

eta What Is that Ncdl roll call, din YOU say2
l'm not sure heart you Alright,
For my hearing Is rot what iulscd TO he.
And then, ann tired tonight;
Hut fun well remember the day. Ned.
Though twenty loug years have gone
sinec We gathered the last time NJ ron rau.
In the chill OF the April morn,
"rhcre were only four OF us len, Ned,
Pour mi Of thirty eight.
Wed hurled thrive the evening before.
And We almost cnyicd their fate
seven days of retreat and lighting,
How sorciy W. craycd Cor resi-.
We were worn with marching. with hunger and
thirst
eau You Wonder that death seemed hosts
Company u numbered thirty eight
Jack Lame was our captain then.
llc was killed On the Gcld OF Manassas
And beside him fell four Of his men,
We lost two moro al Seven Plies
And six nj Gaines mill,
Mud young Fred Jones aud I,cutcnoptC
Were k9l,d at charlottesville.
son cycty'lcld we LEFT some dead,
AndgfIrn the sad end came,
And ihercmnnnt uf l.cc'- hrnyc army,
WoAudpl, and crippled aud lame,
Wont tV,tlylr homes again, Ned.
bIlhnt IysasJ wcnty long wears ago,
Wuttss. 8SSsn seem to live over again
W)hSafsfs that can come no more.
"rhC tsDn1cdcrate rcunio nyou say, Nedy
Thank God, have lived IN this day
III ~ To the camp In the morning
with the brave boys whu once wore the gray
Come, give me my candle good night, boy,
De sure that You awake me NJ morn
The camp, the roll call Il l. dark, ned"
one gasp, and the old man was gone,
Gone, with the light of joy on his face
Dead 10 all earthly love
The old cN.Contcderac has grounded his arns
Aud answered the roll call abnyc.
God grant TO the brave who wore the gray,
when before His bar they appear,
As the roll Is called of his ransomcd band.
That cnch one may answer here"
=. VI. y.
Tuly %, iss,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
HnteIArrl,nls.

Mansion hotel. \ - smith. city Brock,
" piao; Mr. J Is Harrison, san AniOniO; " }
AleNandcr, waxahachlc; Mrs ], Medley. Miss
Annie Alexander. Abilene, : Mcdonald
Tennessee; j W Perry, city. J q Barbnn, -.
Louis Mrs. Ilcasor and son. Arlington: John
Fnrror, Ennis 4 Trghne, Mics Georgia Cncsi
Carthage, TeN IIimp Hawkins, Morgan " ~
WrddlngtOn lIcnrictta; q q White, Ennis
samuel 4, Anderson. city, J W iialinon, J u
boom, Tennessee ; Perry, calvert > DOB
son, Jefferson J Davis, Dallas George :
brown city: A Edwards. Decatur; T. = WIN
crspoOn, tiaines, lille Charles J. Head Bowie
ID 4 White, Colorado tity; \ Wakefield
ltnsca; William TIL, Harold & W smith, Y
whitney, GaivesfOn,
Jesse Evans, n Cnppcs, Kansas Itiy J W.
man. Cincinnati: " v johnson, Colorado
Alex Moore, II Louis Marie I; Wright, Atlanta
Ga u y IIullOwny. Waco u Alexander, fer'
ney DrJ Is Mithers, Dallas; samuel 4 Oar
nell. Decatur, y SPENCER, Ennis J. WIN
berger, J 10 Peters, " Colunch. thrago; W v
Worsham. Henrietta; ! Iaih, - iSpus lose
phlne Fletcher, TrNH-; iioni' Hereford
Ranch.
Metropolitan q 4 scarborough, Janis coan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CASE
OF a Colored Man.

contracted o fearful ease Of blood noi.on 4,
is-i. wns treated by some uf Inc hos, nhpai
clans IA Atlanta They used tho I'D tl,n",,in.
az Mercury aud Potash, which hsoeght III
rhcumatlsm and Impaired my digestive oryu,,s
livery joint In me WAS swollen aud full II pnsn'
WAS IN a horrible condition. When linn Nor
given M to die. my physicians, whu mn s,n,,.
the Workings Of ihe medicine In other ras,t
Thought u would lie u splendid llmu IA feaI III,
virtues of Swlft's Spccinr Whcni cn,nn,encna
taking v :, \. the physician amid cnuld mol
live two weeks nldor The ordlnaf, ,reAinent
lie commrnccdto awe me the medicine st,rtiv
according 20 directions, which continued inr
several months took nothing ulan. nn,i ro,u,
mrnccd ~ Improve from tho llfai, Oreaslouall.
would have Il hackeet from lmprudcnre. soon
the rheumatism left me. my appetite beea,n,,
all right, aud the ulcers, which i'm durlar Mia
were the most frighilnl he had ever seen, urRnn
to heal, aud by the lst OF October, 1854, i Was n
well man again, am stronger nov than even
was before, and weigh more have moi lalt,,
10 report for duty since that Tins helhg "a
gagged IN the oil warrhousr Of uhrss ,tlafsre
COMPANY, have hucr. aud still am, doing SOM,
OF the hardest work any man ever did, and an
ready to answer amy question that ma, he asked
concerning this ease, swlfi's sneeipas.s sHri
me from an early grave
Ntanta, Ca. April ~, lsSa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Gentlemen's Low-Cut Caif shoes 0BoN-Toe),
Only 81; worth 81 Call and see them ~
Randall & Chambers Co.
A Grent sacr,iIce.

Monday morning we will place upon
our sacrihcial altar our entire stock OF
slippers and low-cut shoes. These goods
are of the best manufacture and are
marked down not 10 or 10 per cent, us
ot4N.r stores sometimes do, and then cry,
Big bargain! hut We offer them at less
than New York cost, or, 10 be more eX-
plicit, about one-hall the usual price.
The season for this line OF goods is Just
begun and they viii 90 fast, so call early
and make a selection and secure iii.
RANDALL & CHAMBERS Go.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Wanted Dnnnnces.

Va'uy 2lst Mr. j, NJ. Leach filed II
NY ~iore Esquire Nance against City
''u0-hecper John A. Thornton, claim
e 'aal his stock was unlawfuly i'm
ss'. to the extent of $50. OF that
~ Plaintiff said $40 was actual dam
~, e. anu $40 contributors The case
,'ill.1 AZ /. ior nearing yesterday, and was
''"eq IN favor of defendant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Another Legal Light.

p r. DeBow, young attorney of
u. ''p,llir' Tenn, has decided to make
", NJ. N'flh bis future home, and will try
Tsrsa unss among the good citizens of
go;,,,,a, hr' DeBow will be quite an ac-
,l,osgs a 10 the bar of this city, and has
IN me,,' 'naue many warm friends among
,l,f, ' ~ OF his profession. THE Ga
AZ mo o,us MN welcome and wishes him
NM 1' success towhich his merits entitle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Alcohol rs a Food.

The London Lancet contains an ac-
count OF some experiments to ascertain
II alcohol Is food. The writer SUNS
up by saying that "unless our results
have been rendered fnllncious by errors
of practical manipulation, which eau
hardly think probable, our experiments
certainly indicate in the clearcst man.
ner that alcohol, in small doses at all
events, Is n source Of nourishment-- T..
g., food
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
APPOINTMENT roR Nrw MIxrco.

NVVVINI % INC NnkCtIC.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Lit is believed
here that {. NJ. Zullck will be appointed
governor of Arizona and Mai. Thomas
Morgan survcyor-gcncral
Mai. james Mctirecly win be appointed
collector oi customs in New Mexico.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Attorney-Gcneral Garland Can Find Ma
Authority for the Leases OF the
Indian Lands.
4 san Antcnlan Man 10 Have Position
a Revolution Predicted in the
Treasury Department.
a rEATHnn N A rnNAN's .,r.

special Ia the Gazctio.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Andrew VIII.
cox formerly in San Antonio, win get a
place In the pension bureau.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Surprise Pnrt,.

.r peasant little surprise party was
H'sS Lizzie Bradley last evening at
- Dne' The occasion being the return
| Y, sse Young lady from nm extended wish
srp N.Y., ~ Nleburne. About ten couples
|ame. rseh'' and With the numerous
|ad ,1 ana nice supper the company
F''aSant time until near midnight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Ior snIe.

4 residence ia desirable portion OF tLc
city; new house. north and east front, oI
five rooms good cister: corner lot, l00N
100 half oi which i covered with spicn.
did coat Of Bermuda grass; also plenty OI
Young shade trees. Price, $1,000; terms,
one-half cash. balance on long time. AL.
dress ! &. NJ, Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
They Can,t Co,ne

'Vlshey wires the association
|sp,.' mat the Galveston Artillery
~ y, having been away so much of
~, Tue members would moi he .h,c 10
|nion. NJ, VI absence to attend the re-
roant ~ could the CUTS be spared on
Grant Il 'le memorial service OF Gen.
~ held there on next saturday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
prnIIC n.nr srArEMtNr.

WNsnlNGroN, Aug. The debt state
mcnt issued to-day shows the decrease
of the public debt during the month of
July to be So, G02, $50. 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

q, 1crmania hall next Tuesday. Prof.
Apner l. very intelligent colored man
ana takes great interest In his order. II
Is estimated that more than two hundred
delegates viii attend The convention.
Next Friday grand parade win take
place
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
CHANGES IN ruh TREASURY DEPART.
MENT.

special to the Gazette
WtsuiNGroN, Aug. l.--"Not many
changes will be made In the treasury de-
partmcni before September, bu, they will
come then thick and fast" said a high
official to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

You are cordially invited and earnestly
requested 10 attend the eX-tonfcderaic
reunion 90 be held ut Fort Worth August
3, q and Z, 1885. Ample provisions have
been made for your entertainment on the
grounds. Your ranks have not been
spared in the harvest Of time, but the few
who remain eau add greatly 10 the sue
ccssfnl results of a pleasant annual re-
union. II. b. PADDOCK,
Chairman Invitation Committee.
Other newspapers viii please give such
publicity as Tics can,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
The Acme OF Poliine.-.

il'N ifnrs
There is one place in this country
away down in Maine where the people
are 80 polite that they never speak of I'M
married ladies as old maids. They simply
call them ladies in waiting,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

|fea I, 1 ' Abner, Jr., OF Marshall ar.
|aapec,. ~ cl'y Yesterday on business
81 a,,a' WIN the coming meeting OF
Il, .,., united order OF odd Fellows Of
ihe delegates win assemble
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
DRAWING TWO sALAnlrs.

WNsHlN0roS, Aug. l,-Jaspcr smith, who
was appointed United states consul at New
Castle, Is at present United states consul at
birmingham and has been for some years an
onlccr of the state department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02
Fire Department

US hrc department held an important
4'c'iusat Central hall last night. The
pHeedlngs or minutes were
lainlsed for publication, but up TO the
'I o. gong to press they had not
haehcl this office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

Every man in Fort Worth should pur-
chase a pair OF those splendid iowcnt
calf shoes, only 81 30, AT the great re-
duclion sale, commencing tomorrow
morning. RANDALL X CHAMBERS GO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

George W. Baker has arrived In Boston
from st. Louis ON his bicycle, having COW
cred the distance OF 1864 miles in nine
teen days of actual riding.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-02

After II preliminary trial Charley Rose
aud his alleged accomplices in the recent
Richmond 4 Danyille pay-cur robbery,
were discharged yesterday AT Atlanta Ga.