Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-09

with Pennsylvania ayenue. +, !
avenues are planted Wiz
street-cars run between st WI
] mentioned the feet
Of the city was bull. n,'..
There are many other cltiss.
wet locations, as New ~. /;
and Rome, the pupai eits VIZ,
Gated adjacent to the * rs
| refer the reader 10 yicto.a \
Miserables" for an accrss.' ~
Of the sewer system Of ps,,.
perfect as human skIlI
drainage Of a great civ
reason was the high -.
for lots on the Mp r.
the capitol, which wess
beyond the financial rest',... +,
poor, and even now then.s,ss.' !,
are owned only by miIlions'.
Pennsylvania avenue L ss'
from curb 10 curb, extends (.
Of hill on which the CAN'T,
and runs TO Fifteenth strees <
is the treasury building. a Z.
are kept hundreds Of miIllan' R,
from which congress
session all the mona, 4
for the conduct Of the eeneF,
On the corner opposite stass' y
hotel, the largest and fincsS n
city On the next corner 81. /
coran & Rigsby bank, In Ma, X
millions of bonds, STOCK 4
The bank is a one-stofv 4, X
painted yellow, and stranss,. \
the modest building often 4 4
much the bank IS worth. N
| could give my readers ms,.,
OF the nobility and beneyolea,t
Corcoran. Suffice 1t to say. NJ
tons were equal TO those =
humanitarian, George Peahoitl
next block is the White Hon, Is
grounds, then the resldene, 4
Next are the buildings Of y
navy departments, both fIne y
architecture. ~
During the dog-days thes y
wagons travelling over ths l
wagons are like cages used 4 \.
erie, and the method Of 49,
CANNES is more interesting y
look on than to the dogs. y
accompany each wagon, and a
a wire hoop at the ED
pole, and large enoua "
the biggest dog. II is cer' Y
amusing TO see how thess =
up" anu deposit them in "
transferred to the pond, WIN
kept a few days and if not ~ y Y
owners mysteriously disr' !
night | retired at s.: 80, hsv {, {,
"tlli the wee, sma' hours 4,
nights. Next morning | ena,, <
which led back to the busiuesi,,
desk and was astonished "a ~
eled with human blood "a
ander came in about Nsh
gave me a very interesting AZ,
adventure which happened N
after left the office. A tal. se'
came up to the counter aud lae
of manuscript in front Of AlHan
To understand this matter HI
that Alexander had during lshe
the governor Of LIBBY prlsOaiinf
He read the marus
carefully and handed III
with the remark. II r
this for one hundred dollansln
article was a tissue Of lies .a|
of Joseph Henry, Commissioner
sonian institute, a man be i'll:
father, The man drew hiai
claimed: ats lust what / euio,
a rebel prlson-keeper.n Alernhi
very strong and muscular nsyh
liberately pulling of hisc IN
over the couuter, SEIZED he 10
the throat, knocked bin duF5 81
HIM until ne was insGilhe 9Th
pouring from a dozen wOuas Fif
him up and carried him cut @tht
ment, and discovered twoEn tiie
waiting for him. He droppsd I1le
and with two vigorous bloaskthi
the pavement and piled then we
ter. A policeman was called ro'
the insensible men to jail. ooi
they were tried in the poles AM
sentenced to pay a fine Of 81 sta
bond for 500. From the III
transferred to o hospital, HAr
NAMED for two months, ald oc'
ington City. pa
In the next installmeHl ing
Months in Washington CItE7eol
your readers Il few interestlAs y
the Harris family and the ndno