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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

ECONOMY .THATIS NOT ECONOMY.
The Blair educational bill, which a
week Or two ago passed The senate with
only eleven dissenting votes, has met
with anadyerse committee report in the
house. This disposes Of 1t Tor the pres
cnt session Of congress Only III rare
cases does the full house override com
mittee recommendation The bill is dead
for the present. % n
Among those. who were acquainted
with the temper Of the house, the bin
was looked upon as destined to the fate
that has oyertaken IT, The Democratic
majority In the house are extremely eau
tious in handling bills that use up the
revenue. They are making history, and
men who feel themselves on trial are
not going to risk their reputation by APP
propriating the public money 100 reck.
lessly The bnl, as amended, called for
$4,000, 600, The sum was too large for
the contemplation OF the rural members.
They may have felt that Ignorance IA an
awful thing, but they would rather have
q few more years Of ignorance than to
take $40, 100000 ont Of the public treas
urH aud that too, in the first year Of a
new administration that started ont TO
reduce the expenses Of the government.
What pNyit Is, though, that the very
men who are opposed 10 the apprdpria-
IT, ." IH
zion Of seven or eight million dollaks
year for seven years TO advance the in
tellisenco of the nation, lose all thought
OF economy when apehsion bin comes up,
that Is 10 take i've times as much money
out OF tho treasury for an indefinite
period! 1.i aasse
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oAzrrrE nI,ANUn orrIoEs.

DALLAg--T. q, Mckee, manager.
OENfsON~Dick Chamberlain, manager,
WAcO-Ali 8, OMEN, manager.
SHERMAN--J, n, Dillsg manager. gl1
WEAHEREQRD-l H. ", Dorsey and J.. 3, Nor.
sail managers
PARfs-4O, -. Maxoy riinhatBr.
JHFRtRhuN--J, ID. Kitchcna, manager a
MARSHALL -5Robt. Kennedy, manager
iniIENE-W. n Powell. manager.
CLEBuRRE-W II. Byrd, fnanager
a. pAso--So r. Lyons, manager.
aAINEsviLLB-E. 4, I'M and J, L. iIioksop,
IAnAg0rs. 20
BOSHAii7-U, ". johnson, manager
HONEY GRoVB--L. o, Hi, manager.
BAfRD-Frank Dorsey, manager
GRBENvILLE--W W. u. Wheeler manager
goLoHADor-W. -. Eewkirk, manager u
MINEOLA--g. Hunmantor, manager,
CfsCb--W T.. Pulley. mhnager,
NHiTEsBORO--J. q. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

WlEN wo can make corporations re-
spcet the law, employees will have less
contempt for 10. Whenone asks himself
The questions Have The railroad compa-
mics ia Texas sorupulously coniormed to
the demandsof the'law2 no must answer
that they have otpandit is'by this arSt
offonse Of Che railroads that the strikers
Justify yhen acts, ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

SHERMAN seems TO have a pretty cor
rect notion of the rights and duties Of
railroads and strikers, and puts forth a
series of resolutions that are remarkable
FOR their candor and good sense.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
- 1mYonLLASR6Us.

N OTICE-The firm Of Waggoner a Ja, NY
~ have dis olved partnership II ~ ~ ~
son will assume all debts made pE w
hrinTand an0iEgll reeoupts- w az
il.sEaa ksan, - sSts So v---'.' ..
"a RTESIhN BhV1l llUusE@-NaInI!aa s "a \,
- water eighty gallons per ,nllsw ~ .' l,-
rainwater-- white sulphur, nlagnesn Ky \. .:ss
the best bRthink water IN the snIe. TX M,
used 40 az Hot Springs, drunk noI ve sttts x
ing. Single tickets, Is cents; nys ns .srsstt
Stanley " Marklc proprietora, nof1As.'''r
public'sqhare. z
NEIpIAN-lS, EfIaAND, general n lAsr t sse 4
Nv leetlon agents for the
Texas. Tasco sa, TOY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

uhDfsoa Nh ,5sfeyoa4 row We abusheI Of
cislstabts ma bad icv4 yaibwB|Tlw 6AzErTE
ieaay1ghsht 43alnil GeA. Ross. Bqffhen, THE
thzEtE Il FRclKblc. as Il dldot know the
gallant general was going 90 fail IN with Tho
bnllionnlres-tp Paris News.
Governors do not make laws. Leglsla-
lures do that, and It Is TO the Legislature
that THE GAZETTE looks for a repeal Of
the lease law. THE GAZETTE has never
said aught against Gen. Ross. 1t has
naught 10 say against him, except that Il
believes Private Swain IS better'qrall1ed
to be governor Of Texas than Gen. Ross.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
GiIn,er.


Special to the Gazette.
GILMER, Tx, March 1G,-Df. Fielder
of Loesburg died this morning. TIewas
one Of our promising young nign Of East
ern Texas We regret TO learn Of his
death, aud sympathize with his relatives.
j. l.. Camp was telegraphed for and he
Immediately responded g alf
There is no strike on the Texas s. St.
Louis railroad as yet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
the Trontto STAY.
Gatcsvillq STAR,

Gatcsvnlg star,
The Fort Worth GAzETrE of Sunday
was simply 'immense," was the largest
paper we ever knew to come from a
leXas press TIM GAZETTE has gone to
the front TO stay
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Special to tho Gazette. ID
CoRsIQANA, TEA, March l6.--A new
indictment was)l presented TODAY
iromsthe Ellis county grand jury against
Henry Tickle, now in jan here, charging
MN with the murder of aman named
Spauldihg in ellis county, last November
When the indictment MAS read to him
ilckle laughed and Temalkud, ssAlpther
damage case against me, I9see. ~
IL. "A. McWhirter, who is wanted for
tue theft of sixteen head OF cattle land
I'VE mules, and who WAS arrested In
Collip9oonnty a few days ago, arrived
mere to-day in charge Deputy Sheriff
'aG SrS and was consie ned TO JAIL
The Commercial he ul3 saloon, which
was closed to-dayat tn Instance OF Fort
Worth parties, was leopened shortly
after, Wa. Bettertonot Dallas giving \
claim-bond. 8. sG srT
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Bowie.
Special to the Gazette.

9VCvIAI 70 tll Gn10tie, ~.
y BOWIE, TEX,t March. l6. The railroad
news in Montague county sill keeps up
We build new railroad almosbeyeIy day.
W. A. Morris Of Montague left yester-
day for ST. Louis to see Mr. n. M. HoXie
regarding the extension of the Missouri
Pacilic through Montague county. II the
Missouri Pacific intends to extend Mon
tague county proposes to have it.
The Fort Worth and Denver City pay
ear passed up yesterday paying off for
last month. :' ad E fJ
sam Daube arrived home yesterday
from st. Louis, where he had been bur.
chasing $4,000 stock of dry goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

coleman Voice.
Dallas and Fort Worth drummers have
about run the Galveston men from the
Coleman market. II is strange if these
towns can afford to hndersell a seaport;
out that they are undertaking Galveston
ut the present time in Coleman is a fact,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

rnf Pau-Elcctrlc nosing committee has
not yet found Il mare's nest, The men
who testified before 1t are OF shining
whiteness as tomorals AR Pulitzer, Tor
instance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
BusfNRss cBsvcEs-

E0BsS AI.4.-AiNi6nd elevator. Ton VEG
II Novelty Roller FIGURING MUS Y ~ 4,
With elevator. Capacity Of mills ~ blH y \,
day. Capacity Of elevatQr sQ,g pui1f,ss,'ss NJ
Ties eontemptatingibuildi NILS wy t,. ~,
theft advantage 10 call and soc or E'H ''',
The machlre ely isiiew and mas ail w s ~.
lmproyements Forpriee and terms ''''''
Novelty Roller Afilsi rortWorth, Tex. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Correspondence OF the Gazette, ,,,
NENroRr, TEX, March l5.-our VII
lage IS sim improving.
Corn planting Is nearly a thing of the
past. The wheat and oat crops are look
ing fine.
The election held in Clay county on the
18th inst passed of quietly With ma
jority for prohibition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

lseN-foRE, Match lG.z-Iha Trih,,pe
| estimates 8 the loss By. the sinking Of the
oregon az iollows' Steamer 81 900 900.
cargo'S5Oo, 600, personal, effects Of ms
sens9rs Sl50,0O0i Total 81 900, 600. Moth.
hlg mas been heard Of the colllding
schooner. The, words"Elia,n as na.S ~
J y was thought % be seen for a
nlolleht' put no vessel with that in her
i name c9hia have beenthere at the time
NM, me Emma c. Cation might have been in
fgsS lnelglittt9reoad. Hhere ls,ilt.le, donna
~. '1ae the vessel, with ali on hoard
~ ooNn' .aiBlllif M s1liii
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
An Innoeent rAlra rnrlr wollna.dl.

Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, Ten, March 10
Some time last night a colored man by
the name OF Willis JACKSON thought a
man had been trying to break Into. his
house and insult his wife, and he watched
for the offender until John Broadetick,
whiteman, came along, and then shot
at MIN with shotgun, two shots taking
effectdn Broadericll's head utid shoulder
wonndiug an unoffondingJ citizen. The
wounds are not thought To- be dangerous
but few particulars can be learned nj
present. Jackson and another colored
man named Toby are in jail TO await in,.
vesiigation. 7lIr n3Sa- $40
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Aud No DIistakg.
shnlenhcrr slfllnes.

7lHiIHVVlB oHuhBs. If N
The Fort Worth GAzETTE comes to us
daily and in every number we find new,
Interesting and valuable news THE GA
zETrE Is the paper of North Texas, and
no mistake, Hf.a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
~ MEXICAN ELOPEMENT..
'Ths lvVifS %of Al Army omcer M. ,,;.ass
with Her Nephew

army Ohicer Runs Away
Special to the Gazette.
~ pfo"S y S'VEA, March Igt This
Guy IS greatly excited over scandal in
hlgh life, Sra SUI Gomez, most beattl.
lul woman, wife Of zen Gomez, com,
.mlaln1.sler'ot the. Mexican forces at Mate
mnoras, eloped last night with her nephew
naragoza, drag CLERK, taking $1,000 nj
tne generals money They crossed sthe
nyep last night to this city and mt nm NJ
Miller's hotel aud left this afternoon ON
the steamer Harris for New Orleans IN
t9]u llq 70 the Gityrof Mexico. The genera.
u on sAe VAT payh and will brobabiy bhyd
tne couple arrested at New Orleans and
extradlted to Matamoras. N''''' 'lt''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Tylcr.

special to tile Gazette 2t-l. 8aai
TYLER, Tx. March lG.-The plans
and specifications Of the United States
public building to be erected at this place
have been received here and are not at
all satisfactory to our people. They are
very detective in many particulars, and
the, building, ii made according TO them,
vii! be not more than half as large as the
appropriation would afford and as neces-
Sity requires.
in The county court today j.. 3. Null
holland pleaded guilty TO aggravated as
sault and was fined S25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
MIR. ham time Of DanAg becS6c @e
St the sum of Els50. N
Nj lIaNila w. Brown, ode OF OUT ndlt

ptVhHneHN IAWNtTsi lhttnuS moving from
Cleburne to Dallas 20 practice his pro.
fession. Mr.. Brown is man of whom
any city might be proud.
Mrs Gil. Fitchett wife OF the former
rector Of this parish, is Westinghouse. ID.
Osborne's family. She brought with
her her sick child to be treated by the
doctor.
NJ County court is~still in session, sFqfe
third Assignment Of cases was taken Iup
TO- day No case Of, any Importance has
as yetlbeen reached.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

The GAZETTE has lhs largesi
oona-hde circulation OF any daily
newspaper published in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Correspondence Of the Gazette. ~
THoRPs SPRINGS, Tex, March l2.--
Willie Beavers, q student OF Add Ran col
lcge. while wrestling this evening had his
leg broken just below The knee. DR..
Clark was called and sci the broken limb
He reports the patient doing well
Elder j. II. Rosecrns, state Sunday
school evangelist OF the Christian church,
Is here and will lecture during the week
on Sunday school topics.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
burglary at Ga,ott.

special TO the Gazette.
pAlNGERFIELD, Tex March ,lG.-We
learned this morning that burglars en-.
tered2the store last night OF Mr.. win
Barrier, dealer IN general merchandise
az 6avett, IN the northefM portion Of This
county and by the useof drills ana pow-
Ger succeeded IN blowing tie aoor ~
pieces o. hts large IRON safe and robbins
ltol its lcontents;i amounting to abont
m1oo N cash besides valuable papers.
NY tlie entrance to the store was made by
breaking down the baelS doorahnt IL -
VINO the guilty parties are, All ,areSSt y
loss 70 say. iAsslranger, seen nronn6
town the evening befupe, sis suspected
ana officers arr on his fraoiz.i Ilyery ~.
ioPtwlll Ne madefo ferret out and lnnnisb
me guilty party, or paFties, as this 81 IN
seventh sale robbed within twenty miles
oi2hene 10 the,past three months. a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
40 oAzETrE AnRoAp.

rHE GAzErrE viii DO found for sale 1T the
places named In tho following citles!
CHICAGO, ILL.--W. u. Sizcr, lb2 Dearborn
street and H. SchaHner, Grand Pacific hOtol.
ST LOUIS, Mo.-PhHlip lsoeder, $40 olive
street and JaA, CvertOn, southern hotel
HOT SPUINdB ARR.---J. II. Davis q Co.,
Homer l.. Bull. II lllrshGold and +. v. Greene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
Found Dead on. The resas s PACING rack.

Found Dead on the Texas Is Pacific Track
Correspondence Of the Gazette. qaa
COLORADO, Ten, March l5y-~Mr. Geo.
Abrams, painter in this city, was found
dead on the Texas & Pacific track four or
i've miles east of Iatan station, which Is
Is twenty miles west of here. lie left
here ON Wednesday last9 No one knew
where he had gone until his mangled re-
mains werefound as already mentioned.
He had been drinking very hard for some
time and the superstition is here that he
went to sleep on the track rr a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WANTED-Thlrty teams 10 pnrk Il y.
lhlnN,orthrX New Orleaas raIlwsy v M,
at ou,ue over Henry Peaks hardware Nv
corner houston and Filth streets
.SNLsA1NT{9u-5A qinu and Wife sd 0s;,,lT
~, dren TO work on a ranch ,womsn "a w
5iit ,i, " 40 rtneh Work. Apply from u
VV@NNP ED--Nloney Oh real egiales / s,Sij
.1fl borrow $1,000 for twelve monthsatlis~
fent, ipteres and give Q. baslness 10, u M
secnIlty, Address A. u. O.. care Box N. M
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
STATEMENTS. II II
II III
Doings ami Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
ontheribes from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
4 aIIf rls1IIIEHIfillHH.i, nIr. IIn


BAIRD, Tx, March lG.rNews has Just
reached here 81 sad accident that hap
pened at Belle Plain yesterday in which
Oscar Richardson lost hfs life by falling
into well while working for sAir. Sam
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

tMuA TIE Waco Examiner tAvof VuE GANTrs
win Instrumentation Of the pRnlips slandor ia
connection WIN Tho manic az "a prom lnont can-
didate for GOVERNOR aeag
~ FhH e'N1fl1h VIA 'gcoyorits llct FOR d few
dayp back Hwii' hud whore Il copied our said
denuacioilon THIS last intcrrogatory causes
US 10 ask II ann GAZETTE q eraey, or only
drOnRl-tW Aeo Examiner.
YES, yes, bGtwhy don't you repeat the.
denunciationS And then a paper which
can nominate state ticket in one breath
and eleetit in another ought to be above
the languageoi the street TheGAzErrE
Is neithererazy drunk but only desires
TO see the sane, sober Examiner express
once more It's opinion Of the lie on Swain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

TIE GAZETTE Is the only paper in
Aorih fnNGs that now publishes Tho Assor
nlatad Press kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

All telegraph correspondents must at
tach their names 70 al matter sent Tux
GAZETTE Cards Of parties handed to
correspondents for qualifications should be
sent in, but only when accompanied by
names Of such parties. 'ata
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

BURNETT, TEX, Aug. 2S, 1855 49, I
bought two BOTTLES Of llepatozone from
you, and wish to say that both nv wife
ana myself were Very greatly benefited
ny H.. My wife's appetite Increased ana
headaches 10 which / had been subient
were easily waraed on .bt its timely tlse
Al. r. WALLIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

.I Brenham Bnnner,
THE GAZETTE says "Free grass is an
issue. on with the bust OF the lease.
law. n4fa r ra ls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

AliquAEl HAHN, the LOU slana congress.
man who died SO suddenly in his room,
wasa conspicuous character In the poll.
Ties Of Louisiana at a time when any con
neclipn with successful politics was
through corruption. lie was ono Of The
leaders Of the gang that counted in the
Hayes electors in 1879, and for his sery,
ices IN that transaction Hayes made him
director Of the mint a salary 81 $4,000
a year. The hest that can be said forhim
Is that hc.was NOT AS bad as the men ne
associated wlth. 9l ffk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

NOT in season az that hour OF the day-.lO
O'Clock.
"Then I'll yet my breakfast some
whore else said he, aud disappeared,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

80 TO X. M. rage nOAl,so ausa.,,s.| . -.
for bargains; he is the first 60 oter the
people lumber, sash, doors, shingles,
ETC., etc, at reduced prices. He has an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

Oorrespohdence OF the Gazette. 9slI3
CLkRuRNs, TExJl March Ia. The
white Elephant" saloon was Sold here
'o-eay at public outcry BY the sheriff and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

|sering The town was q large yell
II might De well for the city
Investigate this matter. Fort
i stand 4 great many things but
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
ZOE nENTz nusINpss HOLMES.

NOR RENT--lInsiness hbuse, new htfa
It sonth side public square, slso snlce re
over same, suitable, for 0ilce. elc.i 1pplss y
Nj !larislleld, conrt- house, {. !.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

IVY N-fpEaV - ~ H1iaA4 ffffftI
w man s,si, g W. good .esn.,sa,',..
Aul'lytN tcrii&r, Olive R,s X wv; All,
sup, IeNas.t = 550npi irsi ~. qtail!,
w Az WE'VE briIses Il, r..
AKA paiiuSes, Fort Worth 4 q ~ s,s' va ,
~ H. ~ ~, oleAIas 10 haul bridge aiHil
MI Nj Eprri,bg IAlissou,I ta.;s ~.
JIfe bOmfAhEis hfAparediil tslN Kun
mehl 10 q number OF mnahi, ~ eisa egftI
var feplirers, caf cletnersb TX s,,.s l.pta
Shrgneh, sWitchmcn, traokn,e, Sse y, vsar
otSbouisl Mo-. and other ststsa. cav nvaila,
Hoouanu cotnpctent men Mil H. a IN " 4,
tue services above specified sIfhnaa \
70 tneir prst or present reletons y y lsltlsy
Pap or thelr connection. with ss y w a.
organization, onenl sectet. z, flll l'osis3 :
-Nlset such as are aeee,,Isd J. it 'l X y ~. ~
iale OF wages recommended Nv ~ Ivy
ana other state oilleiaisof Mlssoes w sg',ni
sas Wnen 3Ge labor troubles In MARI. s sss' y
aulueleu, we same rs have been neISf "
company since that date. Annltf3'BB v
iuy, superintendcpt Missouri PseiSsn X =, "
Sedalia, Mo-; II. &. Flemine ts ssaS NJ sslis
- i.onis, Iron Mountain Il Sb,nhe,,,, a W
~. Louis, Mo-; a. W. Dlckinson snrs, la.k
'Snt termtpll facilities, UnlOSi denos s, Il,
2onn hodges, master caf,bullder NJ W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; L. Bartlei. NV, wv.
,mechanici Missouri paeldc shops. N Io ,s. !,
lierrin, superintendent, PalestlJa X t', y s
0S,lar,keil master mechRnle, Denlson, ~
W FRGan, snperlntcndert, Nah ison ~ ". i. !
to7t acknowledgement ny y
WILLIAM. KERRIen
y.l-.- General Superlnltndls.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~

WANpED,-Aw white y,,,',.' a MP
~ lalally Apply TO iiiiTavIoSr' s,.i1.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

A large stock Of shoe andother brushes !
win be sold At greatly reduced prices at
w auaf Arno efnrae ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
RooMsF FdR IsEwT.g1

Yf0lt Rl9NTv'phe eleganisa zee room nh
"A lh2nt5'o Yeq oufsiofei formerly oceugsiG'
NfA-G etner, have Just been vacated md I:
ior vent. Washer x August, 500 Houston sI.ss
I.sQS RENT "A pleasant SfurnAshed raeS n
MEG and beaptlysloealiiy. bl5 Hesaii
sgeeF. Mrs, Ambrose.
I4N2R RIM. large ven Ventilated I3SSI
T. With Southern exposure. Apply alan
NOR street.ss-s st,ss
E9R lRENT- tuffighed looms sulIsbie k
=, Ded.fo0ms OF Tor I06sSylB liHg; L q
Rusk etreet.
NOR hENT-Pleasant furnishedrecns
n healthy Locality Az corner Fourth N
Grove streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
ron RENr-DwELLISss.

Dor RENT Part OF "a cottage iplpral
Il without children; nice locally very q,
Yeniept Il. business; cheap. address no
care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

DOR lRkN1--lme Urick cottage whh ~
II Toomsg corner Of Third and Lamar stllga
also furnished font rooms without boArt,
'uDSLamnrBtlWei.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17
worth Grocer CO.'S.

Try our mixed tea for 90 cents per
nound al Fnrf Worth Grocer Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

| V2lLl5i'pd IIiah Setter l,,.s
-, 80 y, ward paid for lIer dtIIts,ssse . l4eI
XII ~. 'iiat VIII lead,io her 49, y tai lr
y! iiros., corner Tht6dk i,,e,,sdd NJ,
'etPslreets, korhWortAl Tcs ,Y'i ped YEA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-17

NOR RENr-Or l.ease-0ne bulldlng, Pic
gE teen roomsj 20gS20s feet good Atas n
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Amusement Notes.

Joseph Haworth, formerly of the Boston
He will be content as leading man.
Tom Keene may not resume his starring
tour next season, as he is still in i'll health.
Nine. PATHS next farewell concert season
opens in New York, Nov. 18th. 1t is intend
ed to give at each concert one act of apopu-
lar opera in costume. Patti will be support
ed by Nine. Scalchi, Galassi, Navarro, new
tenor, and Guile, who sang last winter with
Patti in Madrid. Signor Arditi will be the
about % pieces, but no chorus. The Patti
season will continue until about the 25th OF
April.
Miss Fortescue, the English actress, will
not bring an English company with her, but
will be accompanied by Charles Sugden and
Sidney Hayes, who have played with her in
England Miss Helen Fortescue, young
sister Of the star, will also play in the COM
pany. Miss Fortescue will have strong re-
pertory. Justin McCarthy's son has Just
finished a new play for her, called VANITY
Fair" Then there will be w. S. Gilberts
'Gretchen," which, though not written ex-
pressly for Miss Fortescue, has been re-writ-
en- for her by the author.
The Biddeford Times says that the concert
given in that city was exceedingly enjoya-
ble Chandler never made a better impress
sion upon an audience, and the piccolo solo
by Mr.. Clarke and the clarionet solo by w.
E. Chandler were highly entertaining. Mrs.
Halves captiyated the audience IN her yarl-
Gus renditions, and at each appearance she
was recalled amid almost deafening ap-
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