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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
THE RAILROADS.
;cme Important Railroad Projects Now
Under Discussion.
lie MIR to Comarchs Discussed by "Ons of
the rrcrle'-The world's Fair TOM
mttee to Leave To-Day.

During the past few weeks there has
Been more talk than usual about big rail-
road schemes. Yesterday THE GAZETTE
rlblshed u dispatch from Chicago say
.L that the Omaha, Kansas Central and
Galveston railroad would begin opera
tons within thirty DAYS, and that the
road would certainly be built. Work
viii he commenced, so it is claimed, at
vuns, kus. and be prosecuted in both
rtrtous Lyons Is west of north of
Tort Wor b.. and an air line would bring
tie roud through this city. The inform
AXIOM al hand, however, does not tend TO
tie belief that the road viii ever be built,
az least rot for some time TO come.
There is too much competitive and
dead territory for it to pass through
81 make II profitable line under the
r-eseAt circumstances. At some future
ia;e when oklahoma becomes Il populous
sHtp. instead ot the present undeveloped
territory, the building of such a road
would nor only be possible, but would be
Ir.utgt.e.
There is another north and south line,
However, winch has Just been given
ayw boom. which is among the possibili-
:.as, because If VIII have less COMPETE
l9u AuI better territory to draw bust
u-s, from than the Omaha, Kansas
central and Galveston scheme. 1t is the
Duif, sabine and Kansas City. Several
capitalists from Europe, headed by Mr..
=. lu-rHm, have been Investigating the
EIute ot the proposed road. y Kansas
CIV pager, in discussing the project,
,.gs: great trunk line is promised di-
over ~A miles in length, as against CAL
'a-;on, a distance of 80 miles, New
Orleans via 81. Louis, Il distance of 1850
nF."s, aud Baltimore distance of 1850
..-s
IN order 10 allow the right of way to
PEE secured at the most favorable terms
possible aud 10 allow town sites TO be To-
Gated along the line OF the read, the of
h,rrs of the company have kept the aims
A-I objects. rs well a. the proposed line
n. ian .aai. a. secret as possible. They
ave Low secured the right of way
.-'uSn the majority OF the Louisiana
PARISHES, a. well as favorable terminal
aaI town sites, and the mantle of secrecy
drown OF. The road, they assert,
VIA ue constructed ut once from near
,eIaTkHua 10 Sabine Pass, d distance of
nearly 400 miles. Persons interested in
file railroad project have purchased
.uufreis OF acres OF land nj Shreveport,
N-arCe and Ut Sabine Pass opposite Sa-
..aa City.
IL 5 the intention of the probe 'tors OF
Tie road 10 haul back cars from the Pass
-.ei with lumber and the products of
Europe. South and Central America,
N1A aud the West Indies. The Lon
DOT syndicate interested in the road, it
IS stated. is making arrangements for u
nl" ot steamers direct from Sabine Pass
20 liverpool and another line TO Ham
.4r-, Germany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
The Abandonment Bill.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ct is under
stood that the Republican members of
the census committee has reached an
agreement upon the apportionment bill
based upon representation of $50 MEM
bers of the house. The present house
consists Of 332 members. This under
standing has been arrived at after ma
ture consideration and consultation with
their party associates on the floor.
The ratio of representations is
one member to each l73, $40 of populs-
ton. This is about the lowest number
which will permit each state during the
next decade TO return its present men,
bership. The states which will gain in
representatives are: Alabama. /; Ar
kansas, /; California, l; Colorado, l;
Georgia, /; Illinois, 2; Kansas, /; Mass
achusetts, /. Michigan, l; Minnesota, .;
Missouri, l; Nebraska, 8; New Jersey,
/, Oregon, l; Pennsylvania, 2; Texas,
2; Washington, /; and Wisconsin, l or
"a in all. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Wood County District Court.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
MINEOLA, TEX, Dec. G.-Hon. r. N.
Stafford and DR.. S. O. Moore have been
commissioned as delegates aud the Hon -.
W. NJ. elias and Robert Taylor as alter
mates to represent Wood county il the
Southern interstate immigration con-
vention that assemblies in Ashville, n
c., on the 18th 20 l9th Of this mouth.
District court OF Wood county adj
journed for the term to-day, after be-
ing in session hardly three weeks. There
were four convictions. two for burglary !,
one for robbery and one for murder in
the second degree. There were two ac-
quittals, the charges in each being muir
der. Several cases for felony were coa-
tinued to next term.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Wichita Falls Notek

Special TO the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX. Dec. Con
siderable interest is being taken in rail-
road matters in this section of the state.
II has been authoritatively stated that
the Rock Island is waiting to see
what action the next legislature
will take in railroad legislation.
An official of that company is also re-
ported as saying that if q railroad COM
mission similar to that of Georgia is
passed the company will build into Texas
at once, as they regard .he Georgia COM
mission as a good one.
The wichita Valley extension Is at
tracing considerable attention from the
territory which the Albuquerque and
Dallas and Southeastern railroads pro-
posed to enter. That territory is now
depending entirely on the Wichita
Valley extension for railroad
outlet. Wichita Falls is greatly
interested III the extension OF this road
10 the coal fields in the Territory and TO
the Southwest, as her trade territory will
be greatly increased thereby.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
The Worlds Fair Convention,

At 3 p. m. to-day special train bear
World s fair convention IN Houston will
leave this city over the Santa Fe. When
the Houston and Texas Central refused
to give the committee sleeper to Hous-
ton, the Santa Fe stepped in and not
only gave the gentle men sleeper, but
placed special train at their disposal.
Yesterday the committee was arranging
the details to make the trip, and the
range of conversation as TO the treat
ment received from the Central WAS any
thing but beautiful, had it reached the
ears Of the officers of that road. Any
one who wishes TO attend the world s
fair convention can do so and can go to
Houston on the special train. a single
fair for the round trip will be charged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
A SUGGESTION.
1t Refers to the Southern Interstate Immigra-
ton Convention.
Fort WORTH, Tex, Dec. S, 1880.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec. S, 1880.
To the Gazette.
Please let me say to the delegates to
the Ashville, n. c., convention from
Texas which meets on December II,
next, that if they will each give me
in short note, their views
of the time we should meet at Memphis g,
and over what road we should go in to-
gether, l will take the majority view
consolidate il into o circular letter and
inform each one, SO that we can move
on in solid body, thus creating an i'm
preston and respect, if for no other
reason, on account of numbers.
We must go there to be heard and give
il out hot, that Texas is always in the
front in every movement, which prom
ises to bring 10 us, men, manufactures
aud money.
Col. Chiffon will be in advance of us
number of days and will see that, if pos
sible, we may be quartered together.
To secure rates, get all the commits
sions and proxies possible.
r. A. CAMERON, e
Delegate from the chamber of COM
merce, Fort Worth, from the Pan
handle OF Texas and from the state al
large.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
L. Draw on your Imagination

'Wie fiehl.' Draw on your Imagination
for what we feel
The mayor subsidized amid enthusiastic
applause. The party alighted. took
seats il carriages that we're in waiting
aud were driven to their homes, feeling
better for the day off and more fully
satisfied with the future of Fort Worth
when backed by such pluck and energies
as possessed by cur host, Col. Horribly,
and the company he represents.
one OE Tile PEOPLE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
DALLAS. TEXAS,

dress as they ride along recording the
fares. When they leave the car they
give this record to the male ''spotter, -
who is employed to board the car ut in
terva!s and take the reckoning from the
register. 1t is the lowest kind Of detec-
tive work and is poorly paid.
CALEB CCSuNIAT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Cotton Belt Improvem ents.
Special to the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, TEX. Dec. 7.-Mr. a. II.
Swanson, co-receiver of the Cotton Belt.
was in the city last night, aud in COM
pany with Mr. L.. B. Fish went out to
Gatesville this morning. Vast improve
ments are contemplated on this route in
the near future.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Wac0's Bank Clearings.
Special to the Gazette.

opecial 10 the HaZette.
WACO, TEX, Dec. THE Waco
bank ciearings reached the highest point
last week. The four banks belonging to
the clearing house association report
81, 10S, ISL. "a for the week ending Satur-
day December 6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08

remains were shipped TO his late home at
Topeka, where they will be taken in
charge by the Knights Tsmplar, OF
which order be was q highly respected
member
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Fort Worth &DGlVGr CiyR'y
DENVER, TEXAS FoRr WoRrHs.R,,
Texas Panhandle Route.

snorte.. line. quickest tins from ia. Gul, o,
MMealco. Fort worth and all principal points in
Texas to ROCKY Mountain resorts and pacids
eo as.. Inend.ne 1rinidad Pueblo
Utah Portland, Oregon. sTsnSaSs Z i555t.le and
fori townsend. slt3Sidt Fort Worth
pallRaaE l:sssns Oars through 70 ai bees:
tng at Colorado junction points With
NSE9. 3. R., Colorado MIDLAND Railway
aud Union Pacific Railway. having through
cars for San Francisco Los Angeles and
Ogden and Salt Lake City and return, sJ2.51.
limited to ninety C0) days. with . transit limit
CT 50 days in each direction. Cheap tours
rates to all points In Montana, idaho, Czlifornis
oregon and all points North and Northwest.
ne above comprise more noted and magnificent
scenery than Is compassed in any other routes ia
the known world. DO not complete your az
rangements for . tourist trip until you havs ape
Piled to the undersigne1
Wv. NEwLIN
G. p. A., F. W. & D. G. Ry. Fort Worth. Ter.
GEO. ADV,
6. p. A.. d. T. 4 F. W. Ry., Denver. Col.
n. II. DEHART, General Agent, Dallas, Tex.
N. s. DAVIS, City Passenger and Ticket AGENT 4
Third and Main streets, Fort Worth. Tex.
G. D. LUSK. Ticket Agent. Union Cepot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08
Excursions to Cincinnati and Louisral,

Lines in Texas aud Arkansas Will sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati and LOU
lsyiile in connection with the ONO and
Mississippi railway at one fares for the
round "trip. GOOD, gofng De}ember 20
to % inelusivesand good forsturning
thirty;days, aad for further ~ 6fsAaksRa
address II. G. Archer, South western
passenger agent oRnd Mississippi rail-
way, Dallas .aTex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08

Coal, Colorado, Indian Territory,
Alabama aud Pittsburg. Cord and store
wood, kindling, etc. VI aliaee B7chanan,
,cornsg. lErougaad Macon. Telephone 367.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-08

For SO the Daily GAZETTE will b. sent On,
year. and also copy of the original Webster's
es:! d Liz
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BALr1MoRE AND OH1o R.nnn.n

Schedule IA effect December ~, $50
Leave washington IRON station corner VI New Jersey
i9s chie.s9 aud hOrlh~est iss,ibuied Limited
ssn 80 LIZ 81 Louis and Indianapolis sIprsaa
Tor Pitlsburs and Cleveland. yestibuled Iauis.I
or 20 a IA ana shprsss ;4opa
81 n aud ~4y sta'Iols - so pan
Tor Baltimore. week days. 90. > 90. q 40 "a.
$50 80 s:45, Il 90, ~ .uu a. minutes. u.
S25, 4.5 AGO. 4:55 50. 90 10, s:45. S'oo.
ido;33o ana ii3o m sundays, 90 ~. 50
y S '45 R "a "a. 20, %. J:2a 7;lU. IA
For Nay stations between WASHINGTON and Balu-
hotS o;ou' . ~, 50 a N, IL No. -, 30 ~
~. t;3O IN SuhuASa S'oO Ai- l'AOs 90 49,
Trans leave baltimore Tor Washington. week days,
TO- > snl; u 90. i$.i5. 80. 10 go 'Iu,
lU:2S and ii 90 , M Sundays. 1 so i5. 80.
MA d ~ ~, 10 AM; mn ~ ix5H 90 2i4 4l
and Il 900 pm.
pm. On SUNDAYS. $50 am. : 80 y M, Leave Az.
nsIolis 40 aha 3 -. ALL, a. 10 AID S.oo plaA>
For sratious oD tue Metropolitan Branch f6.ss
HO.50 An, 81 10 pm Tor principal statoAs s--s.
Tor kock vile and Nay stations. "a 20 pm
For Boyds aud iuteruledIsts stations. "a sO0p.u-.
Church train leaves Washington sunday at I.Ia
For iTsCpt ns :. az sl.,. % IS isS'
For HagerstOwn, I'll 70 am. and . 80 p. m
Trans arrive from Chicago daily IL 40 All
90 y. IA. rUnl Cincinnati ana st. lOuls daily 3:sS
aud I. 5U iToul 1ttsDurs 1.Av All. O.1S
p. III. daily
MEN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
Eor New York, 1renton. Newark and EIizabeth. v.
j. 400 rS:OU, $500 az 90 n- - 50, = 20 and
.lo:Jo pm Bunet larlOr cars on all day rallA
Sleeping car on the 10 80 M, OIen ~ . 20 pm
for PhlladelI pima Newark, Wilmington and Chester,
- 20, 10 .OU S:2u IL 90 ALL, 2:sll 4 ~ '7l5
aud 10 80 pm
Eor intermediate points between Baltimore and Pull
tdelphla. 10 .OU ana 81 20 q OU. Is , pm
Trains leave New lork for Washington. % 80
II 90 an. .2svV. '5.@v. - 30 I'm ana '12.lS
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington Il 40
3d. III a ~, II 80, - 40. ~ Uo, -74O pm
For Atlantic City - .UU AlA X .OO sun
days 90 IL. and IL :OV noOA-
fkxcept sunday. 'DAny. sSundAy only.
licences by Union transfer On orders lett cksa
Offices o. y and 1901 Ia. and OF Depot.
J. T. ODELI- IHAs. o. sCULIS
d30 Gen Manager Gen. Pss. Ara
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done ,--that is, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought. Money otherwise expended for that
purpose is wasted. To expend it wisely, ad-
vertiss in The STAR 1t not only claims the
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
svears to themi
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Important Army Changes.

Capt. Joshua A. Fessenden. fifth artillery,
mas been ordered to special duty on Governors
Island, New York; Second Lieut. George w.
Burr, hrst artillery, has been granted leave of
absence Tor one month; Capt. A. II. Bowman.
ninth infantry, has been granted four months
leave OF absence with permission to go abroad.
Capt. John Conline, ninth cavalry, and First
Lieut. ). j. Mulhall, fourteenth infantry. have
oeen reported untt for further active service;
Col. J. ID. Baxter, chief medical purveyor and
Maj. A. A. Woodruff, surgeon have been de-
tailed as delegates to represent the medical
department of the army at the animal meeting
Of the American Medical Association, which
meets at Nashville, Tenn, on the Goth instant;
First Lieut.. j. L. Myers. third artillery has
been detailed as ali inspector of small arms
practice IN the department of Texas; First
Lieut. Charles Dodge, ir., twenty-fourth in
fantry, has been relieved from duty on the
staff Of Brig. Gen. Wesley Merritt and ordered
to Join his company; Post Chaplain James c.
Kerr has been ordered to duty at San Carlos
Arizona territory; Capt. II. NJ. Maxon. tenth
cavalry, has been ordered to examination for
retirement
The following changes have been ordered in
the pay department: Lieut.. Col W. Il. Gibson.
relieved from duty in the department of Texas
and ordered 10 duty ut Washington; Lieut. Col.
c. NJ Terrell. from the department of the
Platte To the department of Texas; Lieut. Coz.
r. H Stanton, from Chicago, ILL.,, to Omaha
Neb.; Maj C. Z. Glenn from the division of
the Atlantic to St Paul. Mimi; Maj. Geo. w.
Candee, from Helena, Mont, to Chicago. Ill !;
, Mai. Asa b. Carey, from New York city to Bos-
ton Mass. Maj. Alfred E. Bates, from the de-
partment of Dakota to New York city; Maj
VIM. II. Eckels, from the department of Da-
kota to Atlanta, Ga; Maj. Vim. Arthur, from
the department. of Texas to st. Paul. Mimi.
Maj. John B. Keefer, from the department Of
the Columbia to New York city; Maj. Culver
&. Snifhn, from temporary duty in the paymas-
| ter generals Office, this city. to San Antonio,
Tex, Maj. Geo. W. Baird, from the division Of
the Atlantic to Helena, Mont Maj. Francis S.
Dodge. from the division of the Atlantic to
Walia Walla, Wash. Maj. Chas. Mcclure, from
Helena, Mont, TO st. Paul, Mimi; Maj. Chas.
II. Whipple, from the department Of the Platte
to New York city; Maj. VIM. II. Comegys,
| from the division Of the Atlantic to Cheyenne,
Wyoming territory.
! A letter from Mrs. Jefferson Davis confirms
the report Of her daughters engagement to
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OrR CREDIr Plan.

FURNITURE CARPETS MATTINes, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIG-
orators. STOVES aud HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL Low FOR CASH OR ON
EAsY wELKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENIa
Poplar Bed Room Suites from sI5zp
oak Bed Room Suites from s25up
Walnut Bed Room Suites from s40up
IsTiCr Suites II HAIR Cloth or Ilush e35 up
ItgrAin CARPET from CSC. per yard up
Irusss-s Carpet from: 75c. per yard ~
ACloths trUra 2oe. per yard W.
GER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
AT Carpets seved and LAID Free Of Charge We
guarantee the customer any loss In matching
Eswe Charge ouly for the number yards peces-
sAry 70 cover the soor
tNiA pay you TO call before purchasing else-
where. a. you viii ind our Prices Lower and Terms
1ssler than any other house IL the city
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL BILLS
sLTTLED IN THIRTY DAYS
J. GROGAN
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Morn.

necessary to understand this little insect to be
seis to SUCCESSFULLY battle with 1t.
MOTH EGGS
are very small about the size Of pins point sud the
moth miller deposits thsm in dark secluded spots in
wol or silk and they specially apt to place them
spots. These eggs under ordinary circun
stances hatch grow to bea
MOTH WORM
in about three weeks. and this the part Of its exist
encs when it does the damage. This eats the
silk worm does. forming . cocoon around itself in
about three weeks and out OF this COMES the
MOTH MILLER.
Then the thing is repeated and goods
after moths have appeared about them or left unpro
tscsed Are sure to be ruined.
"DRY-AIR PROCESS"
This apparatus for the destruction Of moths has been
In use nearly twenty five years in New York city We
have testimonials from many we'll known people Of
that city The Dry Process" is the only sure way
OF destroying the
MOTH EGGS,
MOTH WORMS.
MOTH MILLER.
Drop us postal to call and see any goods you may
have to be protected against Moths cali on US for
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APPARATUS"
This Moth Destroyer is harmless TO everything ex
cept insects and their and guarantee to
them without the slightest damage anything they
are ill., 1t makes difference whether the article il as
small az hand or as large as the largest parlor suite
CARPETS"
We give special attention to taking up cleaning de-
stroying moths packing and storing carpets for the
summer. Also to the treatment and care of
draperies.
W. B. MOSES SONS
Cor. 18th and sta NV
FURNITURE,
UPHoLsTERING,
DECORATING.
And Vail Paper Establishment.
STRAW MATING. STRAW MATING.
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We have the largest and finest assortment of thio
Cool Csrpetng have ever carried and at lower
Per roll Of 40 yards up
BABY CARRIAGES,
yELoCIPEDEs.
TRICYCLEs
An immense assortment from the cheapest made to
he best
REFRIGERAToRs. REFRIGERATORs.
REFRIGERAToRs
Over so different sizes and four different makes,
varying in price from 81. so to $75 Send for
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Adjustable Wire Window Screens from 2lc each up.
Window Screen Frames and Door screen Frames to
ut any window or door 1t lowest prices.
OUR PATENT WIRE WINDOW SCREENS"
in use In many of the finest residences in this
city; also our Cabinet made Screen Doors.
HAMMoCKs MAMMoCKs
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THOMAS z CABLE, Manager
Rooms. on the European American plan, can be
engaged now on application to r. G. BURKE at the
Riggs House, Washington who hiss been engaged for
the season.
Tho Chef for the season will be Mr.. JOHN PFAFF
who has made such an envable. reputation for THE
Shoreham" of Washington.
Mr.. Anton Sedl Of the Metropolitan Opera House
New Yorf, will furnish the music
House opens June %. my7-tjel
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FROM MR. T. E. RoEsSLE.
PROPKIETOR OF THE ARLINGTON.

THE ARLINGTON"
WASHINGTON, DC, March q, 1890.
Ny DEAR DR.. LIoHTHILL:
Egives me great pleasure to state that you
effected remarkable cure Of deafness and dis
charge from the ears in the case Of my cousin,
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re ROESsLE
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FROM MIR. II. p. DEGRAAF.
PRESIDENT OF THE BowERY NATIONAL BANK.

NEW YORK. Nay z 1858.
Din. LIcHTHrIL:
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