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Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ID, 1889.
At 10 o'clock. sharp,
Six head OF horses as follows:

Six head OF horses as follows.
No. !. Daisy, steel gray mare, years
old, an extra work mare.
Nos. and 3, 4 pair of well mated and
extra workers, bay mare and horse.
Nos. and 8. A pair of bays, mare and
horse, good drivers or workers, all viii
average lG hands high.
No. @. A Patchen colt, coming years
old.
Ten head of cows, fresh and springers.
head of shoats, portable engine 4.
horse power, all in good order; French
Burrstone mill, Will grind l0-bushels per
hour; Pennock corn shelter, Vaff
Wicket fan, Champion reaper and bin-
der, Champion mower, both only used
ono season; hay tedder,l horse rake.l
Disc harrow, steel blade; Syracus6
plows, roller, cultivator, garden driil, 4
harrow. hoes, forks, single and double
trees, crowbars and quarry tools, 2 sets
of single driving harness, . sets of dou-
bio driving harness, pillow and wagon
harness, milk churns, wagon and pole.
hay wagon, hay by the ton, straw by thel
ton, corn by the bushel, beams, blocks
and falls, hay fork and pullcys, sleigh
and bells, double carriage and pole, cir.
cular saw, and many other articles NOT
herein mentioned.
TeIms:--Ali under s2l cash, all over
that amount up to $40, 3 months credit,
all over SIS, 8 months credit with bank
able note and approved endorser in both
cases. liberal discount made for cash.
L. S. PERKINS. 4
L. W. stidham & Son, Auctioneers.
f6-l2d ltw. I
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

For Throat Diseases, Coughs, Colds,
etc, effectual relief is found in the use
Of "Brown's Bronchial Trochcs" Price
% cts, Sold only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

AR DrHARDT's PENNyRoYAL
"niI.sL 81, sold by DfuKEistej also by
.Sn % n jth 81, Phna. Ladies beware OF
limitations.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

smeitz q Co., No. 10 East Fourth
street, wholesale and retail dealers in
apples, potatoes and all kinds of country
produce.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Watches, clocks and jewelry at Willard
=. Davis, o Il. End St
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
Give Him a CAN.

Go TO Mcclure for all kinds of fish and
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

A IRRESPONSIBLE PERSONS DE
n string CTugs putc and choinieais or Wish
Ing their prescriptions or private fec.iat-
carefully Compounded with puTu materials
should so 10 the drug storn OF II u. HIi'NG-
Del c2.tf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Go to smcltz & Co. for cheap apples
and potatoes, and buy where you can
save money. No. - Il. 4th ST..
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

ID SIZZLING OFF AT REDUCED RATE.
Inc subscriber having 10 move from g
Avenue Market, No, 200 Neat luth ST eel. Will
Guulbs, either wholesale or .ietail at greatly
frdp,ed rates. Persons wishing barEains are
invited to call. ", :. MOORE, fiSeOdtt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

#IJNOR RENT-TWO ROOMS ON SEC
IN ond iloor Philips Building, suitabl,
Tor light business and societies, all colI
Nchirhecs low rent. ". G. Philips, cor
9TH and French streets. n
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN !. ] hu O. slmns, lnteni 70 aud will
prefer petition TO the General Assembly OF
ut state Of Delaware. now In session, for an
feb. I, 1857. JOilN q. SiMMS.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

NOTlCE.-IHRREBY GIVE NOTICE
OF tie STATE Of Delaware NJ its present session
for divorce from my husband, William tii-
lAi. LIZZIE ~. GILLIAN.
New Caatle, Jan 81, Issg, mast
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

NO1IUE-IO FAKMEKS AND PNOP-
~ trty owners, intendinE 70 SGT out pay
10 ulll cell said hedge for 81 per rod. or about
n rsntr per panel. hts feneais durable, or
nGmcnlal and rhein, Please bring IN yonr Or-
defs 10 PhlLlI ", ttsAhh ~ w.
l6 N S2i Market street, city.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

TOR RENT. - COUNTRY STORE
j with 1--we acTrs Of lund Mt X. II. Sta
ton Address, STORE, Forrest =. o.
Del. 3td.ltwA
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1889
At II O'Clock, n. m,
Three good work or driving
H 0 r S E S,

No. !. Black mare, Jenny, coming 6
years old, II good worker, fair driver.
No. .. Bell, brown mare with foal, com.
ing 10 years old. u good worker and dri.
yer.
No. 8. Harry. about II years old. first
class worker.
No. 4. Bill, brown horse. good worker.
Also two yearling colts
Fourteen head of cattle, some with
calves by their side. pair oxen, years
old, well broken and good workers, q lot
OF poultry, farm wagons, mill dearborn
York buggy, latest improved steel bin
der, moving machine, nearly new;
Birds sulky cultivator, horse rake, farm
roller, feed cutter, grain fan, plows,
single cultivators, garden seed sowcr,
set of wagon harness, lot of single and
double trees, also half interest of 26 acres
of wheat In ground, and other articles.
Terms:-All sums of $40 and under
cash, all over that amount u credit of 8
months, on purchaser giving bankable
WALTER +. CLEAVER.
W, j. Lank, Auctioneer. w2tdtfl3 1917
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
DUBLIC SALE-WILLSE SELL AT PUB.
Il lie sale at us Market ST., on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18th. 1850.
at 2.30 O'Clock, %, m.

A large lot of household and kitchen furni
ture, consigned fer sale by persons quitting
housekeeping. among which ~ walnut and
ash chamber suits, plush aud hair cloth par
Tor suits, hat racks, marble top tables, 4
eldeboards. extension tables, l piano ana
stool, organ, lounges, bureaus, bedstI ads,
stands, chairs, tables, lOoking-glasses, spring
mattresses, lot OF smyrna rugs. carpets, stoves,
tubs. buckets, tinware, QueenAwafc, etc,
Goods open for exhibition on Thursday, I4th
inst, Ladies invited.
fi2'st w. A. HUKILL, Auct.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

I'D MONTGOMERY, 203 N. NINTH
w Pbra., Reiiablo MsdIclnes fes Coughs
colds x h%9a; i 9" dsys. S RSsiee fses day pr
evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
Wants.

WANTED. - AGENTS TO SOLICIT
W orders Tor OR choice and hardy MUIR
seiy STICK. .teHdy worg fur energetic icmrrr-
ate men. halarv and eNpensss. or cGnilnisslnn
4 preferred. The business quickly and easily
learned. sAtlsiaoti0n Hraran teed To custnne r
aud agents. Writ Immediately for terms.
tate age. Address Il. q. CHASE & CO.,
fla-st. lip South T. On tquare, fhlla.. pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

N am nov ready to call public sales at
short notice Having several ytars' exper.-
ence ! icei conndent Of giving satisfactlo?
Any Que wishing to make sale would do
well 10 give me u call. Charges moderate.
Address WM. p. DAlErf
III .eedit 2tw Gissgow, Del
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

TOR SALE-CIIEAP, A TWO-STORY
IL seven -roomed, brick dwelling. with hath !;
front porch and all modern improvements.
f2-26tv
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

EOR sALE-Two ELEGANT SEVEN
Il roomed frame houses nearly new, situ-
ated In tie town Of Newport. Apply TO
W. g. WAsHlNGTuN.
fi1-4W Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

YITANTED-A MAN HAVING THOR
w ough know ledge of the " holcsnlc
commission business in this city; must
hn well acquainted with consignors and
age aud references. p, 5. & G., Rcpubli'
can office.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
DUBLIC SALES

DUBL1C SALES ,
OF all kinds called by W. A. HukIll, auc-
uoneer, In city or country, at short notice on
reasonable terms, in addition to the sales az
his auction room, us Market street, whe re-
goods are taken on CONSIGNMENT.
Residence 9Th and FRANKLIN ets.. Will, Del.
Telephone call, S4S. w. A. HUklLL. ff
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

TlR. LIZZIE ALDEN,
- MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Hours. Ufilce, got Mashlagtpn ~,
ptO N q. m. Wtlmln gton, Delaware.
Ito So. IN. lii.Ht
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
ELECTION NOTICE

I'LECTfON NOIlCE.
i ! Tue annual election Of oilcera ~ the Ger
mania Hnildlng and Loan Association viii ~
He'll On wednesday Web. ~ lSsp nj 7 O'Clock,
y. m BY order OF the President. I6-5tt cd
nOARDING-PL SECOND
ID story rooms. heat and gas, with or with
out beard. 7oi klng street. Mss
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

NOR SAL Eff APPLIED FOR
Il soon, farm of 70 acres on Foulk
road, Brandywino hundred. VIII trade
for city property. Apply to
JOS. l.. CARPENTER R.,
H-2GtH No. 923 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

lFOR RENT.-THREE.s STORY Dwell
Il ling iad ". SIN street containing o 7, oHa
with bath, hot and cold water, stat lnRTy wash
Htand, water closet, heater Ia cellar aud tue
IN q IN Oder0tr rent. Possession gwen any
lime. FOR particulars inquire at this oficc. fatf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

xNuR SALE-FuUR HOUSES, EAUH
~ containing SIX rooms and bath, on easy
terms u. McKenney, Third and MoRtos
streets. diT.u
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

DUBLIC SALE-wILL BE SOLD AT
l. public sale. mt the residence OF tho
subscriber, on the Creek road leading
from Newport to Christiana. New Castle
Hundred,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

NOR sALE-1 STEAM ENGINE, sIZs
u Of cylinder 1xs0 incnss. Apply to J
A. OEkHSrON o., 100 King st, city, or
keWpert, DsL oiI-a
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

EOR sALE.-CHEAP. A TEN-R0OM
Il house; the owner has lett the city. Pay
ments made to suit the purchaser. Apply ON
the premises. 5O2 W. 9Th street. Is-ot'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

EOR SALE..-A LOT OF BUILDING
4 Material. consisting of sash, doors, mold
inRs, blinds, &c. Also building Ter rent.
l7tf j. X. MARI No ZIG King st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Tor SALE-A TWO HORSE PLAT
Il form dearborn, Q good work horses, set OF
ioubl. haraefs, all In gJod order. Apply at
No o East ith street. fl-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

I1OR SALE-A BAY MARE, NOT
IL afraid of steam or electric cars; can
be driven by lady or child. Also carriage
and harness. Sold for want OF use.
GEO. A. CHADWICK,
f6-6tdltwH 30S Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

TOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
l. for city property. on easy terms, about
u acres OF land, .ne mile south Of whining
ton, on New Castle avenue. Apply
sjll-m J. v. GREEShAN, 800 r. 9th st.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

VIZ AEpED-AS ACTIVE MAN TO
w manage Wilmington und Chester
brunch Of manufacturing business; must
become n stakeholder. Address
rot TIRE AsURER,"
s5Nortb Eighth ST., Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Tor SALE.-A 7-ROoMED HOUSE
l. with bath; front, side and rear yards (;
two porehis. Healthy and pleasant location.
Apply on the premises, No. l5U5 Rodney ~. 2s6t'
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

EoR RENT--FRoNT ROOMS, WITH
4 or W .thout hoard. Every eonyeniunce; al
No. OOi French ST. Js-lm-eodt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
For Sale.

For Sale.
TOR sALE-DESIRABLE HOUSES,
4 IN best location, west side Of Jackson.
| fr mt porch, front alley and under dra lined,
Hss s So. oiSs5 Ss so esePa
store 5000 rents for SO per month. otler
Il % % sisSo. Apply T. JRaARpts II. TIM FIN
DALI, No. AZ =, nh st. fs-4ott
FOR SALE.
House, i27 Dupont ST.. Q rooms and bath.
House, 1870 w, ith st., rooms and bath.
House, 5y9 adams Of, . rooms and bath.
House. ITO JACKSON ST.. rooms and bath.
Apply TO &c. DILLON, 9TH and Broome sts.
EOR sALE.-THE ELEGANT AND
4 well appointed Issi 4, Of he lsts Capt
ns san ' On bsf y r. hfa 1 Lrse a6res
beautiful lawn. with 70 to % acres % land
j2a-i2t 81 Market ST., city.
ToR sALE-A BAY MARE, NOT
| be driven by lady or child Also carriage
and harness. sold for want Of use.
GEO. A. CHADWICK,
f6-6tdltwH 3Os Maryland avenue.
NOR sALE.-IF APPLIED FOR
T. soon, farm OF ~ acres on Foulk
road, Brandywino hundred. VIII trade
jos. 4. CAkPENTER, JR.,
H-2Gts No. 923 Market Street.
EoR sALE-Two ELEGANT SEVEN
l. roomed frame houses nearly new, situ-
''od In the town o. WS' g. S%EikshlSSiGsTES S
fii-4V Newport, Del.
EOR SALE-CIIEAP, A TWO-STORY
IL seven -roomed, brick dwelling. with bath /;
| front porch aud all modern improvements.
No. 1905 West Front b. Apply on premises.
EoR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
19 ey yn Ge .Ss 81 % nGSG
81. on SeT ' dsE sssIT sHs'E 9th 81.
Tor sALE-Two FARMS OF IS
and % acres, near TSlieyynle, Brandy,
wine Hnndfed; q good hn'ldlass, Apply
Jl2-lm' cod d-itw-r
TOR SALE HOUSE, NO. 3O7 WASH
aundrs' heater i ia eeliar and ali ennScn,e a.
ces. Apply to JOHN G. BENNETT, steam,
boat cOmpanyia office, loot OF Fourth 81. hot
EOR SALE OR RENT-A DEslRA.
l. ble sto property, $40 shipey street. Al
so good basement lor pain shop or other busl'
meas. Apply to ALLEN sPEAkMAN. fztf
EOR sAIE-A GOOD COLLECTION
Il of business wagons, Jersey German
townr, At moderate prices. HAMMOND.
n2i-3mt Second and French st.
| -
Tor sALE-A TWO HORSE PLAT
L form dearborn, good work horses, set Of
double hareess, al In god order. April, at
EOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
locates, ali conveolenees Can DC boughs al
nnrctnser's own terms. For farther partleu-
lars cal at this office. js-tr
TOR SALE.-A 7-RO0MED HOUSE
l. with bath; front, side and rear yards;
two porchts. Healthy and pleasant location:
Apply on the premises, No.l1oS Rodney ST.
NOR eALE-1 STEAM ENGINE, siz 5
u ofcyilnier '1xsO incnss. Apply to
A. OEAhSrOE o., 100 King st, city, or
keWpert, lei oiI-a
ElyuR sALk-FuUR HOUSES, EAUh
~ containing SIX rooms and bath, on easy
terms u. McKenney, Third and Montoe
streets. dlI.u
EOR SALE.-CHEAP. A TEN-RoOM
Il house; the owner has lett the city. Pay
the premises. 5os W. bth street. js-ot'
Tor sALE..-A LOT OF BUILDING
| Il Material. consisting of sash. doors, mold
ings, blinds, &c. Also building icr rent.
J7tf j. X. MARI, No ZIG King ST.
Tor sALE.-A MARINE ENGINE
l. of4 horse power with seven horse boiler.
| q .ply T. JAMES Dlnean, Wright street, near
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

TOR sALE-DEStRABLE HOUSES,
A. IN best location, west side of Jackson,
between 18th and sih streets, 0 rooms and atb,
oJen stairs. saloon p Erlor, lot ~ fe deep,
fr mt porch, front alley and under drained,
price f270l: and other desirable houses on
ADAMS .treet. Nos, 1000 and ic0l, on eastern
side of city; all houses new, in good locatl Ions
houses pay in same PROPORTION; price from
o. 90 10 sl7Oo. Apply to CHARLES II. TIN
DALI, No. AZ b. nh st. f9-41tt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
0RATEFUL-CoMFoaI INC
Epp's Cocoa

''By thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
and nutrition and ny careful application OF
the tine properties OF well selected S9coA, ":
Epns has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicate favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills. II Is by tue ln-
dlclous use of such articles OF diet that con,
stltution may be gradually hlilt up uhui
strong enough 20 resist every tendency % us
ing around us ready 10 attack wherever there
Is weak point. We may escape many tatal
shaft by Keeping ourselves well fortified WIN
pure hood aud properly nourisned ifaule'
-Ciyil Service Gazette. .,,t,r
Made simply with boiling water or mlis.
Sold only in half pound TINS py erocers' IN
JAMEs EPPs AND CO.. lIoMGorAfnIA a
CHKAIsTs, London. England nloih W buSi"s
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

EOR SALE.-THE ELEGANT AND
4 we'll appointed residence Of the late Capt
Chas Cor6it, situated In Red Lion Hd., at
Corbit station, on Del X. II. Large three
besltiipi Iswn: with 10 to y acres Of land,
very attractive home like place. Apply 10
PHILIP Ii. CLARK q CO.,
j2a-i2t s2i Market ST., city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
DIRECTORS MEETING.
What Was Done By the Spring Palace Directors
Yesterday.

What Was Done BY the Spring Palace Directors
Yesterday.
At CLOCK yesterday nine of the Texas
Spring Palace directors met at the office
of Ball, Wynne & Mozart. President
Paddock was in the chair.
On motion Director General Sommer--
vile was authorized to employ the famous
decorator, who Is known throughout the
East and North, to superintend the dec
roation Of the Palace.
The building committee was instructed
to have Architect Armstrong prepare the
specifications for the Palace at once and
to advertise for bids for construction of
the building as soon as the specifications
were ready.
Gen. Cameron was unanimously elected
assistant director general.
The director general and assistant di-
Encouragement were appointed the COM
mittee on exhibits and donations of ma
terial provided for by resolution at the
last directors meeting.
Atthe request of Messrs. Birmingham
Garner and Lee the committee on adver-
Using was relieved from duty and the
whole matter placed in the hands of the
director general
The direcrors formally ratified the ac-
ton of the stockholders in locating the
Palace on the Texas and
Pacific reservation, and President
Paddock, Director General Sommer-
vile and w. A. Huffman were appointed
a committee to select the exact ground on
which the Palace should be built.
The proper committee was instructed
Ito confer with the city council to have all
the streets leading to the palace grounds
paved as soon as possible.
Secretary Post reports that stockholders
are paying up very promptly and that
subscriptions to the capital stock are
coming III daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
LOCALITIES.

The people of Fort Worth will feel very
kindly to Senator Coke, Congressman
Abbott, the Texas delegation and con-
gress generally when they read the news
from Washington to-day. If the presi-
dent signs the bill Fort Worth will have a
splendid public building.
The ladies of St Andrew IS aid society
will have a mite social and musicale at
the residence of Mr.. j I. s. Triplett, cor
ner of Fourth and Calhoun streets, in aid
of the rectory fund, Friday March / +,
programme to begin at $3.50. Cars win
be in waiting for those on the South Side.
The great trustees sale of the Harris
field s. Roe furniture stock will continue
for about two weeks longer. They are
Offering special bargains in parlor goods,
tictnres, 1ow-priced fancy rockers and
bedroom suits. The very large sales of
the past thirty days have been gratifying
and HErtsfield & Roe will soon be out of
the WOODS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
The Manchester Guardians Summary OF the
British Markets

The Manchester Guardians Summary OF the
British Markets
MANCHESTER, Feb. 81 The Guardian,
in its commercial article, says: Business
does not indicate any betterment. The
market is dull. The India and China
departments are especially inactive.
The inquiry has lessened. The produce
ton of eastern staples, however, is well
under engagement. In fact, manufac
turers are in pressing need of fresh
orders. Although the number of orders
is increasing, the demand from minor
foreign markets is slow. Sales,
although occasionally numerous, are
rarely of much Importance singly.
Altogether, the business yester-
day did not reach an average of
Tuesday. Home and colonial houses are
still acting carefully, and are rarely in
clined to place orders of Importance for
delivery. The present disposition
throughout seems to be to buy only from
hand to mouth, but it is agreed that the
present abstinence must involve free buy
ing later on. There is little inquiry for
expectation in quantity, though some
small orders have been placed at near
Friday s full prices. Home manufacture
ers buy sparingly, and there is no sign
that they anticipate higher prices. On
the contrary, there is a prevailing ex-
pectation that the tendency will be down
ward unless there is prompt revival of
demand for goods at current or better
prices.
Cloth is fairly steady and there is rarely
signs of pressure and weakness. India
and China shirtings are firm, although in
few cases fresh business is much wanted.
Jaccionets are weak and orders in some
directions are strongly desired. The de-
mand for dheoties is poor, but prices are
firm Printing and finishing cloths are
slightly Irregular. Some manufacturers
are firm and sometimes they are asking
slight advance, while others are easy
sellers at Friday rate. There is a quiet,
but steady demand for heavy goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
SANTA FE.
The Legislative Counsel Went Too Far-Ten
Thousand Dollars to be Spent
in Advertising.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. ~
SANTA FE, N M, Feb. 27,-The
habeas corpus case growing out of the
arrest of Col. r. NJ johnson and w. f &.
Gartner, ex-clerk and stenographer of
the Fourth district court, for
their refusal to testify before the
King senatorial investigating COM
mittee, was concluded before Judge
Reeves of the district court to-day. He
contends that the present case comes
within the decision of Kilbourn vs. i.
Thompson, and that the Legislative eoun-
sci has gone too far and exceeded its
powers in the proceedings for the arrest
and in the confinement of the plaintiffs !,
and being inconsistent with the constitu-
ton of laws of the United States, tn e
plaintiffs were discharged.
A joint memorial to the president and
congress of the United States praying for
the establishment of new land Office for
the counties of Socorro and Valencia and
to be located at the city of Soeorro i,
passed the legislature to-day.
ga bill passed both branches of the leg
islature to-day creating an immigration
commission and appropriating $40 900
for advertising the resources of the terri
tory.
The senate to-day confirmed under Ahe
new law the six district attorneys of the
territory.
r. E. Twicnell of Santa Fe will act as
solicitor general until October next, when
the power of the governor to appoint takes
effect
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28

pared TO go home, feeling that no more
enjoyable evening had ever been spent in
Fort Worth by those present.
The affair was such a grand success
that the ladies have determined
to repeat the entertainment at
the same place on Friday
night, and with this object
III view request that al ladies interested
in the success of the Spring Pal zee meet
at the Prescott building at 10 o'clock this
morning to perfect arrangements for the
coming entertainment. Ice cream and
cake will be served on that occasion, and
all ladies are requested to furnish cake
regardless of size
The gallant gentlemen of Fort Worth
should see to it that the Friday night
affair is a more brilliant success, if posi-
bic, than that of last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
MARVELLOUS BILLIARDS.
Harvey McKenna of Detroit Scores a Run of
500 Points

Harvey McKenna of Detroit Scores Run Of
500 Points.
A large number of the lovers of bill
lizards assembled last night at the billiard
parlors on Main street to witness a con-
test between Harvey McKenna, the
champion three ball French carom bill
HARDEST of the world, and Leo Magnus
champion of Texas. The terms of the
contest were that Magnus was to count all
he made while McKenna was to count
nothing less than 500 run.
Magnus began to score and made some
very pretty runs. McKenna scored thir-
ty-six and then failed to count. Mag
nus played again, and his iring she wed
sixty-three when he stopP q McKenna
took the balls and got them near the
cushion, where he nuFsed them care
fu ly and began to count rapidly As he
scored each hundred the spectators broke
into applause. The worries were kept to-
gether moving around the cushion and
in short time the 500 points
were made and McKenna was the
winner. McKenna then made some
fancy shots which were wonderful. Nc
Kenna g largest runs are 2572 and 212l,
both beating the world s record made by
himself in California on August 6, 1887.
The champion was asked to stay in the
city for few days, but being on bis way
to Waco, Austin, San Antonio a ID the
City of Mexico, he was compelled to
decline
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-28
General Roadmaster Resigns.

Special 20 the Gazette.
WEArHERFoRD, Tex, Feb. 27.-Mr.
WI. Carnahan of this city, for several
years general roadmaster for the Rio
Grande division of the Texas and Pacific,
has rendered his resignation to take effect
March /. Mrs. CaTnahan 5 health has
not been good for some time and they
win leave in short time for the North
where they viii spend the summer 1t
has been announced that Mr.. w. J.
Doyle has been appointed TO fill tho posi-
tion resigned by Mr.. Carnahau.