davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
CHESAPEAkE ANDDIiD &DII.
~ SCHEDULE JAklS' 'ttt.r
sElIENntR Is. 1853.


LEAVE HlCunD'nt
s.45 A. ". Tor NewpJtt ss. Oh i..
Comfort md No-rE. is
except sunday. ruNu8I
loi-lars iu NeNY o. Ne"- ..-
GA Point
u.25A. 81. Through nni l...I Mail oe.
points Wet i..luau CAL
from CluDo Fr.e fp ~
isyiNe. Memphis. FiyksJuff
and New Orleans. NI.4D..
Cupugc exc 90 sunday,
35O +. ~. for Newport N,ws. p.i Point
and Noriu.k eXr.l, sunday.
500 r. n. Chaflores. no .Ac.ommoda-
ton except sunday.
6.Z5 &. -. Tor louisville t.lt. lu0N. chi
cago. 81. Llr.s 80 WpnI, au-
New Or.rsna-t Express
with through r4.uaus tt.y.
Only route rgrn ug iuliualf
Wet from H..huoui.
SUNDAY ENCtK-fpN
to Newport Newsstand Ga 'out. A.
ARRIVE rs EICHg,Nu:
s:S5 A. ". Charlottesville Acc0mm0it.
ton.
ll:l5 A. NJ. from Norfolk Cd Point,
Newport News. except >uuiH
$40 Il. 81 from local points aud tAe Ne.
except sunday.
6.15 2. ". from Ola Point. Newport 80. '
and Norfolk da.l5. eNcrp. 7.-
s55P. N. nom Louisville AMI C.uc.n-
nati-Fast Express -taLy,
SUNDAY EXCURSION
nom Old Point and Newport Ncws srr.F,c
ato.l5 I. VI.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tickets at 1000 Man street sgd Al t-5
depot. II; " ~ LLhN
General Passenger AgeI'.
WILLIAMS {. WICAuAM, second ' -
President 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

URsIIg8E, VABPETs, sFOyES, 81
THE LARGEST AND MOSTR
Il elegant assortment OF CHAMBER "A
AND PARLOB FURNITURE now inJsi
orr wareTOOms.
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and CHERRY
CHAMBER SUITS with French bevel plate
glass.
Elegant PARLoR SUITS In silk pushes
and brocatelle.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT SIDE
BOARDS, bevel glass. Large stock OF other
goods TO suit the taste OF every one. EX
anime our stock before buying.
B.W. HARDWOOD & SON,
sc o 8m Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
By James 3. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auc'.Onecr.
lll9 Main street.

THAT ATTRACTIVE, COW f.
4 NITNTLY.LOCATED, AID VERY De
SIRABLE TWO STORY AND MANSAED
BRICK DWELLING No. 23o7 r A. I
FKhNKLIN STRkEr THE RESIDENCE
or CHARLES I. RADI, ESQ., FOR
Sal T. AT PUBLIC AUCrlOS.-At the re-
quest OF Mr.. Charles l.. kady shall odar q.
public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT. OCTOBER 3, 1856.
ot5o'clock p. NJ. hls we'}-knOwn and val.
usble Residence No Z307 on tho go 'h
side OF FrRuklin street, between TIVE t5-
mind aUc Twenty fourth streets cont Ia
ing about ten rooms admirably 8rtau- 81.
with water on every floor. ilOt-Water
bath. two lairOoe stoves, cook Ing-rany'.
Iantry. closets detached kitchen and oi
he appliance and appointments requsii a
tucOmfori or convenience The recent al
dition Of q Nan5atd, and the Introduction
Of the modern Improvements above named
have made this most complete ann at
ttac,iye tome, and The property would
readily Conmsnd = rental which would pay
a handsome per ceniage upon the price eX-
recttd. None who desire good home 0c A
good investment should fsil to attend tails
sale.
TERMS: Exceedingly liberal, and an
uutuctd at sale JAMES h. ELAN.
see Auctluuear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
sALEs-Fu.ure pay..

BY N. W. Bowe.
Real Estats Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
COTKT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Extract from decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. rendered Au-
gust rs, 1856, at a special term thereoLl
Cabsll & Mcclure. trustees,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

GEORGE P. STACY, l205A
" AND 1907 MAIN srREET-Steam kS2
Elevators line OF CHAMBERandtE
DINING SUITS. PARLOR FURNITURE
made up in the most artistic style. Give
him trial. NH 26-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
PHILADELPHIA, RICH ~
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTEA MsHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every ri[tSD AZ,
and FRIDAY l. NJ, and every sONbA1
AT 4. NJ
freight for Tuesdays and Fridays s'gau-
els received ti'l 1890 A. Ri; Tor sunday
steamer TN =. VI. saturday. freight re-
ce!yed daily till L. u.
Fare. IS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
AUCTION sABEs-Tbis Day.

BY J. Thompson Brown Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
llI3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
To DRUGGISTS.

Wanted. an Energetic Assistant n Drug
STORE. Please state age, experience. salary
sixpected. and reference. Address PHAR
AAVS, care OF Ulppfch. 80 x2.eodeT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
WANTS.

WANTED, A GOOD COOK. Ap.
w ply Friday. October LIST, with recon-.
mendations, az <03 east Clay street.
ne lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALE
CHARGED ~ ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FIRsT.CLAss MEALS.

Tire elegantly-re built and last stea ner
ARIEL
carrying United states Nall)
,. e.. ID. IENO, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, aud FRlD ~ a.
7 A. NJ. lBROA DISTRICT OAKS CpNNs L
In FIJI TIME Tor aDUVe-named places
arriving az Old Point a. $50 Z. VI. and Nor
fO.k at $50 p. NJ Returning. the steamer
leaves Norfolk, Old Point. aud Newport
News on alternate days. arriving al R.ch-
mnnd abont 1870 =. VI.
Through tickets To- sbOye- named points
on sale on steamer and At Garner Agency,
1000 Main street baggage checke through.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NlGHT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

Nos. 40 and ~ make no s.o.s N1s g.
aud 3 stop only on s.guai ~ a.4f.r. ...-.
tralia. and Manchesicr. sos lt ls--
30, 80. "a. IS, 80. and s7si0qa' a. station
for pakkepgegS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01

Thee i4SiuS also uilh .1-' CONNIE. ..r
to and nom EarmylIi-. .rr.ulrs a
southwestern points sr' tf s'sii0.s ..
tue kOrto, and Western I.H4f
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
wEATHERFORD.
A Cnse of Disturbing Worship Robert
Wear Co Lecture Personal.
special to the GRzettn.

A Cnse of Disturbing Worship Robert
Wear Co Lecture Personal.
special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, April 23.--In the
county court to-day the case Of the State
vs. Robt. Howell was tried. Defendant
was charged with driving stock from their
accustomed range He was fined $25.
The most of the courts time to-day was
occupied In the trial of Marion Langley,
charged with disturbing public worship
about nine miles west of this city. As
near as could be learned from the evidence
given in the case there was con-
siderable feeling that was not alto
gether Christian-like existing between
the denominations of the Baptist and
Christian people at Grindstone church
and on the day the offense is alleged to
have been committed defendant left the
! church-house Gu account OF something
that was said by the Baptist minister, and
was giving his views and became very
much enthused. He was near the church
and was asked to hush talking so loud,
and was informed that he was disturlng
worship, which II seems that he did not
do. This case has attracted considerable
attention. The attendance in court Is
large. The trial is not yet completed
Hon, Robert ID. Wear Of Fort Worth
will lecture at the Methodist church IL
this city on Sunday, April 20, at p. m
His subject is "InGdeiity," giving his
torlcal, scientific and sentimental defense
Of the Christian religion. This gentle
man is said to be an excellent orator anC
sound arguer, and no doubt our peopl,
will give him good audience.
Col. M. w. Buster, Col. w, Il, Shan
non, Col, Il, =, Nicholson, Mr.. a, f, Star
and quite number OF others returned
yesterday from Dallas, where they wer,
in attendance on the meeting of the vet
eran of Texans.
Mr. George II. Cooper left ON tn
evening train for Gainesville on bust
ness trip
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

Nypano earnings for March showed an in
crease OF &S477 over March, 1885.
II is stated that the frst through
train over the Canadian Pacific for the
Pacific coast will leave Montresi May "a
The Northwestern's new Issue OF S20,-
100000 per cent. bonds will be largely
used in completing the extension to Og.
den.
The Pullman Palace Car company has
declared dividend OF ~ per share, pay
able on and after May 10, This is the
regular quarterly dividend.
Ten out Of forty-one new sleeping cars
built by the New York Central Sleeping.
car company are in service on the New
York Central and West Shore.
General Manager Fnney, Of the wis.
consn Central, says that the ilrst
through train between Chicago and St
Paul will run over the road June TO-
Geo r. Blanchard, commissioner Of
the Central Traffic association, ls In New
York to confer with Commissioner Fink
and to attend the trunk line meeting
there
The Burington has made close pas
seng6r alliance with the indianapolis,
Bloomington & Western, by which
through trains will run from indianapolis
10 Lincoln, Neb.
The annual report OF the Chicago &
West Michigan road, Just published,
shows the operating cost was 1911 per
cent In 1885, against GS09 per cent Ia
1884; Increase 500 per cent.
Charlottesville, Ind, is making q bid
for the location Of the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago machiue-shops, and the
citizens have voted per cent tax TO
raise money to secure them.
Contractors are now pushing the con-
structlon Of the Chicago & Northwestern
track from Win0na Junction direct to the
heart Of La Crosse. They expect TO llnish
the grade in thirty days.
IT, II. Hubbard general western
passenger agent Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western, has resigned. Ira s.
Beers Of Elmira, N. Y, is Mr.. Hubbard's
successor. He has been with the Lacka-
wanna many years.
G. II. Chappell, general manager Of the
Chicago 4 Alton road, Is still at Hot
Springs, and writes friends that he hopes
TO be able TO return to duty next month
His troubles are of paralytic nature,
and his friends fear he will be disap-
pointed in his expectation.
The Sioux City & Des Moines Rail-
way company, following the example of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, has
commenced grading east Of Sioux City.
President Pierce of the Dos Molnes com
pany disclaims the existence of any con-
iiict between his company and the st.
Paul.
The earnings Of thirty eight roads for
the first week Of April aggregate 50, 1885,
49,, against $3,0lO,722 last year, de-
crease of S242, 29l, or about 8 per cont.
Sixteen Of the thirty.eight roads report
gains, so that very nearly one-half are
doing better than they did last year.
Those reporting losses are mainly in the
West.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
VERNON.
New Buildings Rapidly Going Up-PubliC
Schools Flourishing.
Of the Gazatta

New Buildings Rapidly Going Up-Public
Schools Flourishing.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
VERNON, TEX, April 22.-0ur little
town is rapidly improving. The new
brick building of Strain, Risley &
Swinburne is nearing completion. 1t is IL
magnificent structure, and is to be three
stories high instead of two, as was first
intended.
The old wooden jail building has been
torn down and removed from the public
square, and the appearance of the town is
much improved thereby.
Messrs. Broadus & Cameron, firm of
grocers from Fort Worth, have opened up
new grocery store in Vernon in the old
store-room formerly occupied by U. Il.
Rand, and report fine trade.
Mr.. j. A. Rhoades commenced to-day
to build fine residence on South Main
street.
The contract has been let for the
erection of $50, 200 courthouse. Work
will be pushed rapidly on in a short time
Mr.. Jim Hunt is putting up a new
livery stable and will fit it up in good
style with new rigs and fine stock.
The Vernon Guard, our local paper,
has this week shed It's patent side and
win come out hereafter full home sheet
Our public school is in fourishing con.
dition. The scholars u Ter the manage.
ment and instruction of Prof Nigh, the
principal, and Miss Keys, assistant
teacher, are progressing tlnely with theii
studies and take great Tide and interest
in their school work,
| Mr.. j. II. Douglass one OF our mos
esteemed citizens, died ut his residence
south Of Vernon, and was buried in thC
cemetery at this place last week. II,
was brother to Sheriff Douglass O.
Gray son county.
County court has Just adjourned fol
the term, after disposiig Of quite gooC
/ grist OF cases.
We have well attended union Sunday
school here, with anaverage attendance o
about sixty, The Su day-school has re
ceived new or an, which adds much I,
the interest OF the school IN the way o
music.
There are many new people comm.
in among us and making their home
| here. Many new residences are going up
The prairies around Vernon are nov
covered with dark green grass, an,
4 present beautiful background TO GU
little town.
4 THE GAZETTE continues TO be the pop
ular newspaper OF Wilbarger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
BROKE FOR LIBERTY.
Two Convicts Take Desperate Chanc
and Escape.

Two Convicts Take Desperate Chances
and Escape.
special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX,, april 28.--As the
Sunset train reached the Medina river
crossing this morning, coming this way
Thos. Brown and John Reynolds, two OF
the four convicts under Penitentiary Con-
tractor j. II, Whitehead, jumped from
the train and made their escape,
Brown was convicted of murder at Fort
Davis and given lifetime penalty. Rey-
noldS was disgraceiully drummed out OF
the United States army and convicted OF
horse stealing, for which he received a
penalty OF five years, and theft, for which
he was sent up for two years.
These two convicts were chained to-
gether by the necks, and also uecked to
another convict named Allan.
They went into the water closet and
Whitehead sat near by another convict
named Redmond. While In the closet
Brown and REYNOLDS broke the rings about
their necks, but as they came out they
held the ends together until they got near
the door Of The car, when they rushed out
and jumped OF the platform, one on each
side. Whitehead fired at Reynolds, miss,
ing him, but Brown had Got into the
brush before Whitehead could get shot
at him.
Allan made no attempt to escape, al
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
re.aa : pnoillo Koorgnnl.ntlon.

PnuApEIrmA, Pa, April ,23.--Gon,
Wistar, chairman OF the Texas & Pacific
reorganization committee, In view Of the
fact that the committee yesterday failed
80 reach an agreement, has announced
his intention to call meeting shortly OF
the Eastern division landholdors. Mean
while, the consolidated mortgage bond
holders are considering other propositions
among which Is one from the Iron Noun
tain railway. The latter company pro-
poses TO exchange for Texas \ Pacific
consolidated bonds u bond of its own SO.
cured by additional collateral OF deposit
IN trust company of all asserting con.
solldatod bonds. This proposal seems to
be favorably received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Marrow Escape.

special to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw. TEX, April GAS No.
passenger was leaving the platform yes
terday, Miss A. f. Jones of Henderson.
returning from visit to Fort Worth, at,
tempted to step from the car to the
ground. Mr.. Parker, standing near, held
his hands to assist her, but not getting a
firm hold she was pulled from his grasp
and fell beneath the car. For an appre-
ciable portion Of time Mr.. Parker stood
spell-bound, but awakened in time TO
draw her from the track as the wheels
went whirling by. The young lady was
badly frightened and her hands and arms
much scratched by the gravel.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
TERRELL.
Past Chancellor Alleys Conditioned Chase
The Grand Lodge Adjourns.
Qnortat IN tho Iazptte

+
the Grand Lodge Adjourns.
special 70 the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX, April 28.--Alexander
ABBEY, grand chancellor Of the Pythian
grand lodge, who accidentally shot him
self yesterday morning, has been resting
well during the day.
a couple Of deputies INDUCED In a lively
race in the attempt to arrest an escaped
convict yesterday some four or five miles
from town. The man made good his
escape.
But few men are in town to-day. Farm
ers ore ''making hay while the sun
Shines" ana the city wears an air OF
leisure, seen only when farmers are busy
at home.
Ground was broken yesterday prepare
tory to the laying Of the foundation for
the new standard warehouse to be erect
ed by those two thorough-going end en-
ergetic yonng men, Charley Carswell and
Jim Whitfield. The building is to be 225
feet long by ll5 feet wide and win be the
only standard warehouse In the state with
but one exception.
The grand lodge of Pythian knights
adjourned yesterday evening and the del
gates are all gone home except Mr.. Glenn
mons, who remains with Mr.. Abey.
The final examination for the present
term of the pubic school is now In prog
ress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Leonard Denios tho whole story.

opeoltA W thb 0aAoktcs
GALVESTON, TEX, April 2S, -Ex-Mayor
Charles IL. Leonard Of tins city,who is the
person referred to by Erastus Sheppard,
the acoomplice OF Autdemorte, the New
Orleans emhezzler, In his remarkable
statement to the court yesterday prior 20
heing sentenced, was seen ut his residence
TO day by reporter, who Intercepted
him with reference to Sheppard's state
ments. Leonard declared that he did not
know the man named Erastus Sheppard
and denies ever having been engaged IN
the counterfeiting business in New Or
leans or elsewhere. Leonard Is seventy
three years old He was twice mayor Of
Galveston, and served one term as city
collector. He has resided here and else.
where 10 Texas fifty years He is worth
over 100000, principally in real estate
in this city. Sheppard's statement causes
great surprise here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
A DESPERATE PIsl
Mexican bandits Attack a Nh
but are Repulsed.

Mexican bandits Attack M
but are Repuised
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April I
Tool, mining engineer Of "
Mexican company, is here srdA
particulars of an attack Cd "
bandits a few days ago.S
The mines are situated nsr
Nuevo Leon, and are Owned
York company. He says INi
a old-blooded and murdeTca
made for the sole purpose GIN
the number of twenty they "a
the inhabitants around ne
were discovered In the act Of !
walls. The alarm was giyehiz
responded promptly, q bloog
lowing, in which four Of theha
dts were left dead on the iielai
number wounded, as was Wv,
bloody trails found in the d.
the next morning. Several q J
received wounds, but none 9
nature.
During the hottest Of theH
cade of the neighboring tow
fifty citizens who had hesrl
came to the rescue and decidh
against the bandits.
The conflict lasted not w
but was one OF the most asf
fought in Northern Mexico
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
SUPREME COURT.
Decisions Rendered at Yesterdays Austin
sitting.
sunnin1 10 tho Iayntta

Decisions Rendered at Yesterdays Austin
sitting.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 23.--The supreme
court to-day affirmed; T.. r. Dyer VS., j. M.
White, from. Montague county the Logan
heirs VS.. Pierce ct al, from Lamar
county; White ct al, vs.. Martin ct al,
from Archer county; the Martin Brown
Co. vs.. Wainscott & Purviance, from
Montague county; Pfifer & Co. VS.. j. M.
Lindsey, from Montague county; Stroud
ct al, VS.. Palmer ct al, from Travis
county; 7. j. Douglass Va. j, Duncan,
from Denton county; w. II. Bradley vs..
Francis ct al, from Lamar county.
Reversed and remanded; Broad ct al
VS.. the City of Paris, from Lamar county;
the Texas & Pacific Railway VS.. II. T.
Best, from Fannin county.
Dismissed: S. Beck VS.. the City of
Dallas, from Dallas county.
The'following motions were submitted;
Nye ct al VS.. Moody, to affirm on certi-
llcate; Nye ct al VS.. Gribble, to affirm on
certificate Wynne VS.. Hudson, for re-
hearing; Kaufman & Runge VS. Hudson,
for rehearing.
Transcript ordered filed Fort Worth
pltcGb FlNbllWhy VS. hOstuhl6 otItCb Mill
way; Ragsdale VS.. Barnes.
Submitted on briefs for both parties:
Livingston vs., Wright ct al; Mozart VS..
Maddox ct al; Henderson VS.. the Land
and Claim Association.
Submitted on briefs and tinted argu-
ments for both parties; la Belle Wagon
Works VS.. Tidball ct al: sort Worth
Street Railway VS.. Rosedalu Street Rail-
way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
The Atohison washouts.

special 70 the Gazette,
Eli PAso, Tex, April 25.The Rio
Grande washouts north on the Atchlson,
Topeka < Santa Fe are more serious than
first reported. Three splendid iron
bridges are gone, which proves 10 be a
costly and troublesome matter, the loca-
ton being such that transfers over the
track are impossible. 1t Is now feared
that about the time the bridges are re-
paired the foods will have caused break
this side of the mountains, aud Colorado
and New Mexico have more snow on them
than for fifteen years, and the danger is
apprchended all along the Rio Grande
valley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Easter dyes at the Fort Vi
Co.'S. -Four colors iori


j, S. Clarkson has purchased
stock Of furniture from F.E|
who has been engaged in thsh|
Main between Sixth and Sey0I
and has removed II to bis d
store ON Houston between n
Fifth streets. All those who'd
establishment know that Del
elegant In style and the de:l,z
varied. Those seeking genus
in that line now have the Neslg
in the world to buy at reduced
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
Jefferson

Special to the Gazette
JEFFERSON, TEX, April 23.-Mr. f.
Eberstodt received telegram yesterday
announcing the death Of Mr.. N. Jacobson
OF Sulphur Springs, Tex, and asking that
grave be ding in the Jewish cemetery,
HIS remains reached here to-day at
O'Clock p. m, and were inferred In the
Jewish cemetery. Mr.. Jacobson formerly
lived here, and is well known. His deat6
Is much regretted, being young man and
recently married.
United States District ATTORNEY Nc.
Comb was In the city and left this morn.
ing for Sulphur Springs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

Conductor All Bailey, who has lately
taken unto himself charming wife, Is
expected back from his bridal trip next
week
superintendent Egbert OF the Texas
3 Pacific was Ia the city day or two
ago and took Ia the points OF Interest and
sized up the dimensions OF the railroad
center, He was accompanied by other
gentlemen Of the road.
The Texas 6 Paeiac delivered thirty
Ave carloads Of ties, bridge.timbers
etc, 10 tho Fort Worth 4 New Orleans
yesterday, making l05 carloads OF sup.
plies received by the latter road within
the last eight days
The Fort Worth s New Orleans expect
TO have their new coaches about the
time they will be needed TO take the ex.
cursionists to Waxahachie. To accom-.
mediate the number OF people who will &c
II will require number OF cars.
.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24
THE RAILROADS.
How sherman Talks About the Sur
yeying in Her NeighborhoOd
TO the Nation.
Abilene and san Angelo Happy Over
Their Prospects Local Items
General Newe.


Some kind philanthropist should 50
over and choke the surveyor off the line
they are running between Sherman and
the Canadian. II they keep up this heart
less survey few days longer hall Dallas
will commit suicide, and Gainesville
won't feel half as secure In the possession
Of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Ne. It's
cruel, and Mr.. Smith ought to stop his
men from torturing the people Of Dallas
in this manner II Sherman Register.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-24

Oi course there IS no chance on earth
for sherman TO get the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe, aud that road is just running
the lines from Sherman into the Nation
Just TO show the people OF Texas what
fools they are, aud 1t ali points out very
positively that they are going TO Dallas
by the way Of Pilot Point. Billie, the
Humber, has said so, and Mr., Story Of
The AtchlsOn knows better than TO do
otherwise ~ Sherman Register.