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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
DEEP WAFER CONVENTION.
Citizens of CoioracG, New Mexico and
Texas Called co Meet q. Fort worth.

Citizens Of CcioraCG, New Mexico and
Texas Called co Meet q. Fort worth.
Ever since the completion Of the Fort
Worth and Denver Railroad, the necessity
for deep water port on the Gulf has
been more apparent than ever, and the
question has been generally discussed.
There is general demand tor an inter
state convention to be held st Fort
Worth, and In obedience to this com
msnd, convention has been called 10
meet or July 10 in this city. Folio owing is
THE CALL.
FORT " ORTIZ, TEX, May p, 1855.
IL view Of the fact that the question OF
deep water on the Texas coast is, At this
time, attracting general attention and
discussion, and is subj ct OF VITAL i'm
portance net alone to Texas, b9t to Colo
RADIO, Ksnsae, New Mexico and other por-
tions OF the west, we, the undersigned
citizens Of Fort Worth, Tex, hereby
call upon all parties interested to
meet in this city on the 10th day
of July, 1883, in convention to dis
cuss the advantages Of the various
harbors and to provide ways and means
to accomplish the work Of securing dese
wster st the most available point. Es
We suggest that the boards OF trefE or
other organizations OF business men in,
the various cities of Colorado, New MexS
leo and Texas select delegates to .t1&
inter state convention, and that sllsfAf
points send to the convention reprs3Rta-
tives with charts, statistics and MfOrma-
ton relative TO their respective hsroors
aud the advantages thereof for the con-
siderstion of the convention.
E. E. Chase, VIM. F. Sommerville, W.
F. Lake, E. W. TAYLOR. Thornss P. Mar
tin, W. A. Young, K M. Vsr Zsndt, Sid
ney Martin, Joe Browu, r. M. Wynne,
Thomas a.. Tidosll N. Harding, B. C..
Evans, M B. Lloyd, W. A. HUFFMAN. C. j.
Swssey, Martin Casey, Joe Mayer, Edwin
S Gard, T q. Rec, A. B. Mignon, N. Ms
Washer, Seth W Stewart. Alex Hogg, ".
A. Adams, s. B. Csntey, S. o Noodle.
George 81. Chase, B. 8. Paddock, F. ].
Tstum, g. P. Mead, z. c. Ross, R. a.
Rogers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
In THE. Democratic convention in seq.

III THE. Democratic convention in seq
sion s. Jacksonville, Fla, the other day q
member named LeDg worked new
scheme for getting rid CT tiresome talk
ers. One fellow spoke, and spoke, and
spoke, until hr ally Mr.. Long moved that
he be made first vice-president and es-
corted to the stand. The motion pre-
vailed and he was safely shelyed. Very
SOON Q second vice president
was elected In the same man
ner. There were no candidates
for third vice president. 1t is hoped that
Mr.. Long will not patent his invention,
but will allow everyone TO use It without
paying royalty.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

stroyed By the wiEdstorm OF Sunday
Much damage was done to the trees and
crops.
Corn, grass, miilet, etc., are grown z
finely in the Panhandle, owing to the sea
soDaole rains.
On the 2th ult., the body of Mr.. Hocb-
stetter of San Antonio was found )Atir z
in the Ffio river.
The ost crop about Lsmp.sss is said to
better than for years.
Cattle breeders about Cheyenne have
recently imported ten carloads OF Here
ford and Galloway bulls.
Robert johnson, wool buyer at Gslyss-
ton, has been sent to the insane syslum
at Austin for treatment.
Some 1900 Il the young Lomsx cattle
have been shipped this week by raj from
Amarillo yards to the norihwesy,
The bridge In Robertson county six
mi es west q Cslvert has been purchased
by the county at $4,000 and declared
free.
The Farmers AlIisnce men OF william.
son county, in the GAY Hill neighborhood,
eio fiN pn1fS " tj'St o Spi%tG EN- hHu
press in time for this seasons crop.
Mrs. K-suss, living IN Kendall county,
was badly bitten by a copp' rhesd snake.
Her hand and arm was much swollen and
very psinful, but the doctors give hope Il
her recovery.
Wichita Hersld: Herman Specht IS
TO build large gransry az his
colony on Red river. He says the ire
mendous crops Of wheat raised on the
colony lands this yesr make q grenary
necessity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Mr. Depew, being q hail fellow, is to
be made Yale Feliow.
Henry Irving will invite Macduff to lay
on, for the benefit Of London theaser
goers next season.
Rsv. LYMAN Abbott has been formally
elected Henry Ward Beecher's successor
in the Plymouth pulpit.
Judge Lambert Tree is to give Chicago
q plaster model Of La Sale, the first nav.
igstor OF the Detroit river. The work is
now in Paris.
Harold Brown, descendant OF Mich
olas Brown, after whom Brown Univer-
sity WAS named, and member of the
clsss OF 1856 Of the university, has given
100000 for Episcopal missionary work.
Mrs. Ruth McEuery Stuart, the latest
Sriter Of negro dialect stories, lives in
New Orleans. She is young womsn,
ialI, dark haired and fne looking. Sne
has only recently taken up literary work.
Signor CsmpaniDi, it is said, intends
resting in this country during the sum-
mer, snd taking the road about the mid
die Of November with company OF
Itslisn artists for . season OF operate
concerto.
John Ruskin, In his recent lecture ut
Oxford, declared that the whole meaning
and power Of true courtship Is probation,
and Il ought not 70 De shorter than three
years ~ least, seven being the more or
thodox time.
Rev. Carrie J. Bartlett, who used to
be Q Minneapolis newspaper woman, has
been fer nearly two years the pastor OF Q
Usitsrian church ct Sioux Falls, MIMI.
aud under her ministrstion the congre-
cation has steadily increased.
Mrs. Kate Tyrop, who belongs TO the
working Newspaper fraternity 81 Msines
b preparing TO taks the lecture plst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
TEXAS has been In the hsbis of ge.ting

TEXAS has been In the habit OF gettirg
there on all occasions recently, but at no
time has she SO thoroughly accomplished
this feat IS at the recent meeting Of the
Presbyterian General Assembly. DR..
Smoot ef Austin wss the author OF the
following resolution, which WEE adopted
by that body, and which seems to settle
the question of,evolution:
Now, therefore. II is the judgment Of this
General Assembly that A6 ans body wss direct
ly fashioned by Almighty God of the dust Of
the ground, without any natur al an NAL parent
age of any kind.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
TEXAS IN TYPE.

Clippings from State Exchanges on MATTERS
of interest.
A summer school has been opsned at
Tascosa.
Cotton stalks in Polk county are two
feet high.
Luling is becoming shipping point for
Irish potatoes.
At Amarillo water has been reached at
. depth of 220 feet.
Hansiord is looming up 50 the coming
town Of the Panhandle.
The wool receipts at Wichita for the
spring have reached 5000 pounds.
Flowing wells In and around Glen Rosa
discharge 5000, 900 gallons Of water dl
Wheat harvesting ID going on bril- In
the vicinity Of Santa Anna, wit1A faip
yield. s
The cotton worm that frightened ~
farmers about Whitesboro has 4p-
peared.
wo.k has commenced on two ffdgea
across the Palo Duro in the4own q
HensfoTd.
The house Of J. ". Cox. living three
uiies northwest from Emory, was de.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
GENTLEMEN

Mr.. Robert Louis Stevenson, q writer
whom American readers are learning to
much admire, has most Interesting aru-
Gle on "Some Gentlemen in Fiction" In
the current numoer of Scribner's. On
the whole we must accept Mr.. Steven
sons conclusion ss just, according to his
notions Of gentlemen, albeit he finds very
few in the whole range Of literature that
he has read. he begins by setting up
Hamlet as having all the traits Of gen.
tieman, although he thinks some
Of his talk would raise q fut;er
in modern tea party, and says the great
scene with his mother is q stsggerer
We see nothing upgentlemanlike
in Hamlet's conversation with his
mother. 1t was the young mans duty to
set her up glass, where she might gee
the inmost part Of her. to psraphrase the
melancholy Dspe's sarcastic words, but
1t was rather ostre and decidedly irrele-
want to thrust his sword through poor
old Polonius in her presence. Mr.. Ste.
venson is unable to lind any gentlemen in
Tom Jones, but thinks there are two that
will pass In Amelia. as near as we can
understand, Mr.. Stevenson doubts very
much whether Dickens ever created 8
"perfect gentleman" but suggests that
David Copperfeld might crawl through on
his hands and knees. he probably had in
mind the case wherein David elsps Uriah
Heep in the face. 1t may be pleasant for
some Of our readers, who do not read MIR.
Stevenson's article, t. know that he Gets
Dickens very high, and We are pleased
that he has done so. With all his imper-
fections, Dickens himself deserves TO be
called resi- gentleman. A man who did
so much to reduce human suffering, and
who was honest enough to preach the
rare gospel that virtue is as likely
to exist among the poor Is among
the rich, deserves the title OF gentleman
for his candor, il for nothing more.
But Of all gentlemen In fiction, Mr..
stevenson says that Thackersy's Colonel
Newcome Is the noolest--"the next
thing to the work OF God-nU.
man snd true and noble and frsil." And
ne desire to thank Mr.. Etephensor-thi
thinker sno lay sermon writer
for this just tribute 70 Thsckersy's
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Weary and worn.

When the tired factory operative. the weary
ont door laborer. the over talked booEkeepsr
or clers seeks q medical recon pense for ex
pendfture of bodily force, where shall he IND
il? Could the recorded experience OF tnopi
be that Aosisttsr's stomach ti.terH lenewe
failibg etrength. stimulates the le&Menial
,peVefs 10 raeh &C itity and 9 uDdue
~ Gus tension as nothing el9eHQ Dtsee,
ton s1Segulsr habit Of bod1E A$betite 81
slee{kAfe pronpted By IL, and LID aomir1
aui Harry .RsHe rscoveils ealthy BY $en.
fdsd ; Il. Ad 70 pGfS Eof both sexes In
u 10 = hesAh who q ly feel the need
ss,y n :s. s sss 3. p ss
safer or mora decisive one. NE do inconc.
PAYABLE for fever and ague, Eheuuatisn ana
Kidney typubless
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

UP TO within the past month the Re-
publican,pspers declared that the unpopu-
larity Of q Democratic administration Of af-
fsirs assured the defeat OF the Democratic
nominees in November. During the last
month those papers have changed their
tune somewhat, and sre now sayirg the
Republicans can win II they will nominate
the right kind Of man. And they sli
disagree as to who Is the right kind Of 8
man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

DID 1t ever occur to the anti prohibi-
ton organs that, every time they sxult over
prohibition Democrats because Of the
Democratic action ct Fort Worth, they
sew seeds Of disGord thst will beas fruit
In November? IL Ross is stronger than
Democracy in Texas, there are two or
three Congressional districts and very
many Legislative districts whers peace
and harmony are most desirable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

form, spd her elocutionary and intellectual
stfalpments are spoken Of in high terms
by the Maine press.
Carl .Schusz has planned to spend the
summer in Germany, ct the VilIs For
stock with his two daughters, where he
Intends to revise his memoirs. During
bis residence In Europe he will gather
material in dfTerent European archives
for comprehensive history OF our late
civil war.
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To THE city authorities: Stop ball
playing and ball throwing on the public
streets. The streets are public property
and do not belong TO any crowd OF small
or big boys who may choose TO take pos.
sc Rsion OF them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

not osteioeued ss the seveu desdIy sips,
yet SO much that is frsught with injury
to society Is embraced in these limits as
TO warrant severe criticism on the par, Of
public teachers who are engaged in the
grand work Of lifting humanity to q
higher plane.
The'antbor In the pre- ace defines the
duty Of Individuals to society as q duty
to ones self, and not . self-escrifce, as
most persons are apt to regard it; ard
admitting what he says OF society
to se trre that It Is q union Of many
In one general interest, there Can he NO
question. as to the position OF the several
members OF this organization.
The reader may not accept all the con-
illusions arrived at by the author as inev-
liable o, that the evils he portrsys are ss
wide-Eeaching as he deems them, yet
there are few among the candid who viii
deny that so much Of harm is associsted
with each that the wiser course for all
who feel their responsibilities In the
union OF the many will be to avoid the
very appearance of evil and by example
as we'll az precept aid their fello y men In
the fort of putting temptation, no 6eyer
insidioEs, behind them.
THE Gx4sTTE acknowledges the cour-
tesy Of Mr.. Thomas Royal in laying upon
Its book table this little volume.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Books r. ceiyf d.

In pursuance Of plan instituted BY
John Alden, publisher, Chicago, 21s
Clark street, ; weekly issue Of American
fiction Is sent out 1t the remarkably low
price Of 81 q year. These selections are
the wo Of good writer's and place in the
hands Of fiction readers 8 better quality
Of work than is usUslly put in so cheap q
form. 1.-THE Story Of Beryl" by c. W.
Hutson in three parts, ia concluded in
number forty-nine, May 10, and is
8 pleasing little tender love story that
has nothing mawkisn in sentiment or
wearying In recital, with enough of ex.
citing to keep alive an interest," until the
happy termination. In spite Of the ex-
ample set by some OF the best novelists,
the public like story that ends well
This story Of the south previous to the
war is to be followed by fortnight Of
Folly" Maurice Thompson, author.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

TEE sight Of the Richmond Grays join
ing Brooklyn In decorating the soldiers
graves wss touching and beautiful one.
Whist rebuke it WAS to Ingalls, and his
;lx
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

LIBERAL, Seward county, Kan, is a
new town on the Rock Islsnd Road. A
month ago it was cornAeid, now it has
1900 Inhabitants,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

S Homa testin onisk. are most reItshle. and II
you w,jiseend yop<sa3ne and se19xess we will
sen ;efntementss& Hdnbereaf tfisBest citizen 8
of NsShville rsSasding The w9a erful cur 8
efa6fed by ha.Esheopi4n PEHpin:me nj IL
never fails 5af1eussSsnts - PEI Vstfle. Manu-
featured by Rsnguin Roos. As oicfrs pe. Nash
vile, Tenn. FoI sale b. NJ Lrua gis,s.
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Fort Worth EuIeiprlse
ptrayUle.

Fort Worth, Tex. is to estaot - Of
wire factory. Consider ing ln.' ,-ro-,st
The wire tor this purpose IS ss ,oi
from abroad through this pcrt Wv Wv o..
twist it into fence material ~ LIE Of
leans? We commend the en's nrsmisss.
the people of Fort Worth in the P''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Blsine's declinstion is meant to decline
or not.

TEE Republican Of st. Louis has
changed Its name to the St. Louis Rs
public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

JUNE Is the month Of roses, but It is
also the month in which the petals will
tall from many presidential booms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

SAM RANDALL favors the nomination Of
Thurman for Vice President Rsndsli's
head is level on ell questions save one.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

1.-THE uEv1L IN MODERN SOCIETY," Is .
collection of sermons by Elder J. w. Lowber,
pastor Of the Christian church, Fort Worth,
Tex.
These seven sermons, preached in
PAduc.h, and since Published In nest
book form, are attacks upon tie salient
evils of society, for although dancing,
thester.gcin2, dishonesty profanity,
gsmbling, Islander and jntempersncs ere
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

"AyrHR Blaine, whof" asks the New
York World. The newspaper reporters.
And they seem to have found him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

REPORTS from all sections Of the st.te
tell Of unequslled crops. Verify Texas Ia
on the verge CT 9 great boom.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

TEXAS should settle its differences In
Texas before asking others to help in
securing national aid for deep water.
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THE Third 'Epistle Of james gems 10
mesn what 1t says. We use the word
"seems" advisedly.
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The Best Remedy

For Dyspepsia is Ayers SarsaparilIa.
Other medicines may give temporary
relief; but Ayers Sarsaparilla makes u
positive and permanent cure, as thou
sands. can testify all over the country.
"My stomach, liver, and kidneys were
ia a disordered condition for years."
writes r. Wild, of Hutto. Texas, and
1 never found any medicine to relieve
me, until4 began to take Ayers Sarsa-
paril!a. ess than six bottles OF this
remedy cured me-"
Mrs. joseph Aptin, of Holyoke,
Mass, was fofs Ions tme a severe suf-
ferer from Dysnepefa, trying, in vain. all
the usual remeei5& Atlast she began to
take Ayers Sarsaiarilla, and only threee
bottles restdted heiNso perfect health.
81 havsgone through terrible suffer
ing from Dyspepsia ssd. Indigestion"
writes C. y Bodemer, 1i5'Golnmbia St.,
Cambria seport, Mass, land can truly
say Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured me-"
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EXAMINATION o. TEACHERS
For the PuhIie Schools OF LUZ
.8sss City of Fort horth'

wffEe held Frs5ny and Saturday. se4'
.. bsSsnn.ng ase q a.. at builslps .,,,.,
rs fret dsy fos teachers 70 Rhs roIo:ti
and second daq for teaebetszih 'ss - =,
scnool. .rrtss
Subjects embraced are ne usiai "a. hilb
required IN the best city schools y. ,nmro.iis
school depaItu ent. Applicants mus ss,isl
taemselyer with suitable wIiti msIs. ..-.
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/ Time 80 4lI Tines. ST 5OI26 Iimes..s 81 2.
Times. 4 col g Times. .13 50t39 Times. So sc
Times. 5 O0ll3 Times. .1s T552 Times. s. Il
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WHAr state claims Belvs Ann Lock-
wood rs favorfte SOM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

As LoEa as the crop outlook is as It is
and our state tax is OILY ten cents 1t
makes little difference 70 TEXAS whether
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

Fort WoETH should give thanks &C.
dsy, for II has much to be thankful for.
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WASHINGTON OFFICE.
6oom 81, 1884 Ne,o York Areaue. II. ~
SPOPPORD. Correspondent.
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TO a.,Irnaa Don rsseol1.

We have a ane supply q cedar pl III wa
telegraph poles. Wesohcit contracts, y Tor af'
we Wilt maize csoee prices, NJ e'0IrnbiA
ther inform nation. Green g OH'''
Bsftu %, Tex.