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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
COURT MATTERS.
The Cas's Against Or. Mitchell Continued
Gus Carter on Trial for Attempt to
kill-New suits.

In the district court yesterday suit was
filed by W. Il. Hirshleld against the
Fort Worth national bark and John f.
Arnold, an ex-empioye OF the same, for
S25 600 damages, SIS, O0O actual and
$40 200 exemplary. The basis of action
Is the alleged protesting of note for
S225 against the pluIntiH before it was
due.
The cases against Or. william Mitch
ell on Ave indictments charging him with
forgery, were called in the dis
trlct court yesterday morning.
Robert Mozart appeared for the defend
ant, and on a verbal statement that ma
terial witnesses for the defense were
absent the ease was continued uutil the
next term of court.
The case agaius. Kennedy for the muir
der of Farris Mosely was passed until
wednesday.
Gus Carter WIS put on trial for assault
to Kill wallace Buchanan. but the evil
dence WAS not all in when court ad-
journed last night.
In the county court q Judgment for the
defendant was rendered In the case of
J. F. Rodgers against the Fort Worth
land and street railway, In which the
plaintiff sued for $1,000 damages for be-
Ing thrown from one OF the defendant
company's ears.
In the case of Law 500 Co ChinGman)
against J ID. Andrews for forcible entry
and detainer, the jury found for the
plaintiff, giving him possession and dam
ages in a srnall amount.
The following suits were filed 10 the
county court yesterday:
Peter Lesser vs.. Eddy and Crose, re-
ceivers of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas railway company, damages in
$3.50 for the killing OF a colt south OF the
city.
The Childress County land and cattle
company against Henry y Powell, suit
for $500. The defendants sold to
plaintiffs twenty head OF thorough
bred Hereford bulls at 500
her head guaranteeing Them against
Texas or reclamation fever for one year.
Eleven OF them are alleged in the pc
tition to have died within the year. The
suit is to recover.
yesterday Mr.. a. Il. Smith filed his
resignation as co administrator of he es-
tate of the late Gus Rutteman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
J LESOS-IL

r. A. Lee of Austin is at the Mansion.
NJ. NJ. Griffith or Claude, Tex. Is n
the city.
J. A. Carroll Of Denton was IN III,
city yesterday.
e. W. Donaldson OF Lonsview IS in ,hs
city, stopping at the PIckwick
r. n. Hoxie of Taylor, Il brother OF
Col. Johu L. Hoxie of this city, Is at
the Ellis.
L. 7. Clark and 4. Nj. Lewis camo
down from Qunnah Inst evening uud NE
stopping ut the Mansion
Thomas \. Holland of Brpuham a--
rived in the city last evening, and q
quartered at the Pickwic.l.
J. T. Farnsworth OF Austin, auditor
OF the Erie telephone company, is in tie
city, stopping Mt the Ellis.
l.. K Wells, formerly OF the Omaha
Drovers' journal, Is in the city ami
called at THE GAZETTE Office iast even
ing.
capt. s. 4. McMurray Of the state
rangers is In the city. The cnptuin SAWS
thar the item clipped from the Amarillo
puper and published 10 THE GAZETTE 70
the effect that he was about TO quit tie
ranger force hardly stated the facts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
i Result Unlocked For.

DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-The suppressed
United Ireland, the paDer issued by the
McCarthyites, made its FIRST appearance
to-day. 1t contains letter from Arch
bishop Walsh supporting the opponents
of parnell.
The Very Rev. .. Z. O'ReEan, dean
of the Chapter of Cloyne called meeting
at which resolutions were adopted repu-
dating Parneli. Not content with this
action, a number of those present pro-
cured picture of their discr edited leader
and made n bonti of it.
Al Galway II meeting was called by the
clergy for the purpose of denouucius
Parneil, and had result entirely I'M
looked for by Its promoters. The sup
porters of ParnrIl turned out In full
force and occupied the platform, and
passed resolutions supporting Parneu.
They also passed n resolution calling on
Piuker;on, NJ. z. for Galway city TO re-
sign his seat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
LOCALITIES.

Tonight the Como social club gives
It's concert and ball.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton is refittng its rooms and will bs
glad 20 see its friends and strangers at
the same old stand.
DR.. II. 3. Bayly addressed quite n
good lot of people last night at the
Bethel Mission. Subject: eye Are the
Light of the World. - Meetings are held
there every night.
Queen City lodge No. 81, knights Of
Pythiss, held an unusually interesting
meeting last evening. They did not nd
journ until midnight. The first rank
was conferred on two subjects and the
second and third ranks on three subjects
for each.
4 fire alarm rung IN from box 81 at
$3.50 last evening called the department
TO a small carpenter shop on Houston
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
where coul OIL lamp explosion had
iGntpd some shaviugs. The fire was ex-
tinrushed before il had done any
damage.
The ladies executive committee of the
Fencibles' bazaar, who have charge OF
the social features of the entertainment,
nre 10 meet NJ st. Andrews rectOry this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The baz ar
opens on Saturday night with every
prospect of great success from the start.
Nothing will be left undone TO make the
affair popular.
LOca! union No. ~, Carpenters and
Joiners, met last night and the following
officers were elected: President, Il. Z.
Brown; vice president, J. %. STALL
smith; recording secretary, J. X. VIII
son; financial secretary, j. ID. Boundsi
treasurer, J. c. Thomas; conductor, J.
&. Patterson: warden, f. f. Abbott;
trustee, NJ. L!tquist.
The ladies of st. Andrews Fpiscopai
church gave an oyster supper and ball at
the Hirshfirld building last night, ana
the affair was Il great success. There
were great many people present.
Oysters were plentiful and served de-
licious'y. Singing and dancing served
10 enliven the evening. The Fenciblea
marched down in "A body aud took pos
session without the loss OF man.
Queen City encampment at its regular
meeting last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Chief
patriarch, J. NJ. Perry; high priest, W
Il. Dphn; senior warden, Thomas Fears;
junior warden, ID. NJ. Barton; scribe,
Nat Wilson; treasurer, W. II. Black:
representative grand encampment,
Thomas Bratton; alternate representa-
tive EruEd encampment, J. s. Butcher:
trustee, ]. b. Askew.
An old man, whose name was given "a
Barton aud age uiuety-one years. was
taken in charge by the police ut the
Union depot Yesterday and tnken TO the
cnlaboOse. lie appeared i'll, and the clty
physician was called in. After an ex-
animation he announced the old man
suffering from typhoid fever. The Pa
tirut was taken to The CITY hospital. He
is so old that his memory is ABOUT gone,
and he does no: remember when he cam"
10 Fort Worth or where he came from.
He has not long 10 live.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

of Oklahoma products at the Worlds
fair IN 1892. Much interest was shown
ana the following plan to procure
specimens was hit upon; The
government IS to appoint two
territorial superintsndents, q man
and lady, who shall see to all dstails.
Each county board of com nissioners are
to appoint two representatives, q man
aud lady from each county to aid the
general com N issioners, aud the two
county representatives are TO appoint
man from each township to aid them.
thus insurIng a complete representation
at the fair. oklahoma citizens are very
enthusiastic, and no pains will be spared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
AN INCENDIARY.
He IVES Caught IN the Third Attempt
to Fire.
Discharged fmploye Resents Els Dis
natssal-A Barefooted Man at Mid
night-A Neat Capture.

Officer Charley Neeley made capture
Of more than ordinary interest last night
and at Il time when one OF the neat Souil
Side residences vas in danger OF destrue'
ton at the hands of an inceudiary.
Ernes: Morrison. aged twenty-six, i.
the name OF the prisoner.
! VI. Is. Jones, the we'll known cotton
buyer, lives on Hattie street on the
South Side, where he has very nesJ
| cottage residence. His wife and osfIa
are the ouly other inmates oE Ehe
! houss. Until yesterday Ernest Nor cfson
was engaged By him TO work arsuBd the
house, but the fellow became dls>espeot-
full and was discharged, AMI later Mr.
Jones took the Denver train and left the
city on 3 business trip to be gone several
| days, leaving only Mrs. Jones aud the
child in the house.
About CLOCK last night Mrs. Jones
heard some one prowling about the pryS
misses. and looking out cautiously, per-
ce!ved ii was Morrison, who being gao.
costed, said he was hungry and wanted
something TO eat. Mrs. Jones fed him.
Later Il small blaze was discovered
under the house by Mrs. Jones. She
extinguished the fire, which hal
been iCnited In q pile OF
straw and rubbish, evidently
collected there for the purpose.
She re-entered the house and was again
called out by fire which had been
started in the same place, the rubbish
having been piled together again.
Thoroughly alarmed, she called in her
brother-ln-law, Charley Jones, who
lives near by, and he with another gen.
tleman, Phil Richards of Memphis, went
for pol crman. While they were gone
the incendiary made another attempt to
carry his purpose into effect, but was
scared of.
Officer Charley Nreley was plmced in
front of the house about $50 o'clock.
and there he waited patiently until after
midnight, when man erept stealthlly
upon the front porch. The intruder had
entered the premises by the back gate
and had taken OF his boots, so that
when the officer pulled down bis gun on
him and called him to halt he WAS
bareiootei.
lie protested that he was there 10 get
something TO eat. nothing more. But
explanations would not avail, and OH
GERS Medley aud Ben Bell, who made his
appearance ut the time OF his arrest,
having been watching the house from
one side, marched the fellow OFF TO jGil.
Morrison had been drinking consi er-
ably, and his breath WIS laden with the
oiors OF co.nac. The rubbish heap un-
der the house was laden with the per-
fume OF Kerosene oil.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
TIE TRAMP.
He is Numerous in Fort Worth-Ha Has
Peculiar Methods OF Operation.
Some OF Them.

If the scores of trGmps that occupy
Pullman stock cars in the vicinity Of
Fort Worth these cold nights were put to
work on the city streets during this
winter a double purpose would be served.
The streets would be much improved =,
and the tramps would have their insa-
table desire for work satisfied for the
time.
During all parts of the day these dirty
and ugly looking creatures are to be
found wearing he SIX in Off their knuckles
against kitchen doors in the suburbs. At
night they are on the street begging, If
indeed they are not sHeaking around
back alleys and In isolated neighbour
hoods, carefully examining everything
in sight aud carrying off all that is not
nailed down.
Six of them were before the recorder
yesterday morning, having been pulled
out OF box cars and empty dry goods
boxes in different parts of the city. They
were mostly from Dallas. and we're pos
siblY not responsible for their pennies
condition. They were fined sums ranging
from S. to $40. which they will work out
on the streets.
A policeman said yesterday that these
tramps are very particular about their
castes, for they nave social grades as
well as more highly respected orders OF
humanity. These grades are fixed
hy standards OF Intelligence. The
tramp who is sharp enough to
steal money or collateral is
away up in the business, and
the softest side of the breakbesin is his
Then ho travels. The one who chops
wood for q meal is not thought much OF +,
though he is not so low in the scale as
the one who carries blankets 10 sleep in.
The latter species is beneath the recogni-
ton of the others. A good beggar stands
well up in the profession.
The tramps generally travel in pairs,
sometimes for companioush,p, some
times for mutual aiu. \ big stalwart
man is generally found with a small boy.
The boy begs for the man.
Sometimes one boy VIII support
gang Of four CT FIVE. The
boy gets his reward when the gang
mnkes C. burglary or theft and secures a
big swag. A lame fellow will often beg
to support healthy partner SO that the
partner Will hid him in stealing rides and
travelling over the country.
But there are two schemes being
worked this winter that the public
should be warned against. One is where
some healthy stiff leaves one arm out of
his coat sleeve and twists the limb be-
hind his back ont of eight, leaving
the coat sleeve to daugle loosely. He
looks exactly like one-armed man.
and can tell story that would wiring
aims from a cigar store Indian. Another
scheme is where the tramp by means OF
some chemical raises blister on his
arm to look Us though he had
met with a bad accident. His arm ia
carried in sling, but the blister is SO
fixed that 1t can be disclosed to view on
the moment. When he tells his story
aud the wound is produced, the specta-
tor cannot refuse to help him with O
piece OF money.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Movements of tho Two Factions.

DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-furnell slept last
this morning TO RathdowneT.
MessrS. Dnvitt ana Tanner also started
for Ratbdowney with the avowed iuten-
ton OF confronting Mr.. Psrnell publicly.
Messrs. Harrison, o Kelly, Edward :.
Harrington and Joseph Nolan, members
OF parliament, joined Parneli at the
Osserv hotel here.
A deputation of tenant farmers from
the AGhndoe, Galway, branch of the
league presented sn address declaring
copiidence in Parnell.
In expressing his thanks for the ad-
dress Parnell sail he rei'iced to see
many sterling farmers among the people
railTng around him. 1t was al assur-
ance that the Irishmen never would sub
nit TO English dictatIon. The seat OF
Kiikenney would be put upon his sixteen
years work. lCheersl.
Mr.. Harrison then addressed the depu-
tetion.
During the meeting at the hotel
Messrs. Davitt and Tanner arrived aud
Began to speak from wagons in Market
square. Several hundred persons were
grouped around Tanner who, in his
not whitewash Parnel!.
Proceeding III his address lie CON-
planned of bis old leader, call
ing the secederS 'gutser sparrows.'
Then stopping suddenly and pointing to
Paruell, who was leaving the hotel in u
carriage and driving of, he shouted:
'.He is clearing out; now-tally-ho, the
fox has got away'
This sally was greeted with a roar OF
laughter and cheers.
Parneli and party, avoiding Market
square, managed to effect their depar-
ture without any collision of factions.
As they were passing through the VII
lege of burrows crowd of peasants
gave cheers for William y 'Brien, where
upon Mr.. Harrington called for cheers
for Dillon. They were given, but there
WAS no response 10 his call for cheers for
Parnell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
The stoddard Embezzier Case.

CHICAGO. Ill, Dec. l5.-The case Of
c. G. S;oddard, who is charged with
embeZzllng stock and bond 70 the NOM
NAL value of 81 800, ZOO from the Kansas
City, Arkansas and New Orleans rail-
way, came up this AFTERNOON for pre-
liminary hearing. The defense refused
to admit that Stoddard received secur!-
ties. A continuance was ordered until
Saturday 10 eli production OF evil
dence tina, they were turned over to
StoddaTd in New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Eeputliating Parne,l.

DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-The formal nomi-
nation of Mr.. Ticent Scully as candl-
date of the Parnellites for seat in the
house of commons for North Kilkenny,
made vacant by the death OF Mr.. Morum
was mace to-day. MIR. John Pope Hem
messy, his opponent. WAS also formally
nominated by Mccarthy. The section Of
Nationalist party branch of National
League at Armagh has adopted resolu-
ton regulating Parnell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
A NICE XMAS PRESENT.

What more useful or appropriate
Christmas present than nice light run
ming sewing machine.ssGAfkSGx sub
scribers can act JossSd6et6 ssmacbine for
only sac rAcse who are not subscribers
eau get the machine at the price named
by subscribing to either the Daily, Sun
day or Weekly GAZETTE for one year.
Sample machine can be seen at the
GAZETTE counting room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
JEFFERSOY DAVIS.
For the Y. 81. c. 4. by Ora j. Could at the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church,


Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
December 16. aS
In this lecture Mr.. Gould talfes up
Jefferson Days, the great 5G6utherl
statesman, atsshe cradle and fpafows him
closely ;hrouSnassfe, bringing GU, the
many wonderful Sagraclsftsts found in
this mighty leader.
He deals with the soldier as
man unprejudicedsssW oIss.,H He follows
him through his hashood a1sfsheol days,
through bis .qttet country lifsHshsoush
the halls of congress, the MeXIcanKsr,
and the grsaS fight in the senate chanfber
at Washington, through the war OF
states; then through his days OF retire.
ment and old age TO mans inevitable
end-the grave. No other orator has
touched the innermost life of Jefferson
Davis as has MIR. Gould in his lecture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Denounced Morally and Politically.

DUBLIN, Dec. l5.-At the Franciscan
club ut Ennis yesterday the friars de-
nounced Parnell both for his moral and
political action. Several members of
the congregation became offended at the
utterances OF the friars and lsft tue
churches. .ys.j x ( Sss,. -; 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Result of the Eepub,ean Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Ths Republic
can senatorial caucus tonight was IN
conclusive SO far as concerned the main
purpose, an agreement upon q scheme
OF financial Legislation. The report OF
the caucus committee, as agreed upon
to-day, was presented and dis
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-For Eastern
Texas: FAIR, northerly winds. station
airy temperature.
For Arkansas: Fair and warmer,
southerIv winds.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l6, a. m.-For
Eastern Texas; Fair weather, varia bic
winds, stationary temperature.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Notice to ne butchers of Fort Forth

Notice to 'he butchers of Fort North
Who have shops and desire to cooperate
with the Fort Worth Packing Co. will
meet at Miller i Collis' meat shopssoez
Wednesday, observation-disclosures ae9de1y
aud sdjouen 1oaA aexshg company 3
otl3ea f8Efef with the management
as TO business, etc.
ROBINSON Bros,
TOM SMITH,
MILLER & COILS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
u,ited.

Some one to build aud occupy
One drug store,
One grocery store, szsssss a.
One bakery, ..s..sSs ~ Il ts -
One meat maEkesfSk
One bsrs,erskbr
TgesAparx.ing houses,
= sSyne hard ware store,
One dry goods store,
Thirty cottages; all in the Cotton Mills
addition The Cotton Mill compauy
guarantees the rent of the cottages for
two years at highly remunsrative prices.
For particulars. call on Fosdick s. Fur
man, 500 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

Pictures are now on sale at the art
store Of F. Fl. Collins & Co. Mt prices
unmentionabls stnSsesaA stkzzssas gss
t6sef goods at purchasers prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Take ssIet for blood poison.
Oklahoma Going to tn. World, Fair,

Srecia' &c the Gazette.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Dec. I5.-In join,i
session sd.night the legislature agreed to
provide at least $40. 900 to defray tn.
necessary expenses for suitable exhibi;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

l have an endless variety OF r,pgsaani
small goods, I4syssswaisssbeSs0id lower
tbaasAnyaaEe Else can afford to sell the
same goods. TEXAS PAwNBROKER,
800 Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

Lost, an open face !ady's gold wa.en5
queer chain and naeaosrana M. 81. -
on back. ffsEard for its return 10 THE
GAZETTE Office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

Can q: GAZETTE business Office and examins
his papers premium ssEiRs, 8nAGhiDafdX& Cts
.eniS tss sdndsy GazsrTs Only sSs;
VIA TIC DaNy GAZETTE only Ssu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
racks,
Wardrnbes,

All sold on easy payments for holiday
presents at Maddox, Ellison s. Co. 500
and GIL Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
THE IRISH.
Doings and Sayings OF the Fighting
Factions in Old Ireland Yesterday
The Delegates in This Country Issue Cir.
euIar IN Connection With the Irish
Tennau,s' Fund.
A Circular Letter.

| NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE following
| circular letter has been Issued by oil the
Irish delegates:
Nav YORK, Dec. II. 1880
To the treasurers Of Irish evic.ei tenants where
We nave spoken:
SiRs--In view OF the recent and un-
happy occurrences in Ireland we think Il
il desirable 10 communicate again with
you, in reference to any funds IN your
possession arising from orr laie meet
lngs. Before We left Ireland clear
understanding had been arrived 1T WITH
Parnell and with the Irish parliamentary
party, Us 10 the purposes TO which the
fund collected in America should be de-
voted. 1t was agreed that il should be
used for the support OF the evicted ten
ants in Ireland, and chiefly for the sup
port OF those tenants who had beea
evicted in connection with the situation
with the last four years. and by Whose
loyalty and sacrifices the Irish cause has
been advanced. Joseph F. Kinney, II.
p, and Alfred Webb, III. p, two gen.
tlemen who were appointed by us. In
consultation with Parnell, to act as
treasurers o; the fund, have taken cppo-
site sides in the present controversy,
but in every case we are
Id4tS tuas ALoAiSs
il cent to them will be
honorably applied to the purpose for
which it WAS subscribed. We would,
therefore, earnestly request you to for
ward at once any funds in your hands to
Dublin, 10y draft, payable to the order
of DR.. Joseph F. Kinney and Alfred
Webb. fSgned) JOHN DILLON,
WILLIAM y 'BRIEN,
T. ID. SULLIVAN,
T. ID. O'CoNNoR,
TIN HARRINGTON,
II. p. GILL.
Dillon received letter from CARING
ton last Sunday, as the latter was about
10 leave for England advising the course
taken by the circular. Ho said that al-
though thu two trsasurers were On this
opposite sides, by putting the money in
their Joint hands ii was sure 10 rest safe,
and neither party would be benefited.
I. r. Sullivan, one OF the party now
at the Hoffman, has, after consultation
with his colleagues, made uD his mind to
sail on the Brittanic next Wednesday fo-
Liverpool. he will watch things in Ire
land 1T headquarters and communicate
with his friends here and also with
'Brien In France.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

Call and examine the largest and beat
selection of albu@st0l41S5 StseOFsv /,
ipelpaiRs4e6t et10ffihen OF Christ
mas novelties F. II. Collins & Co.. IS
art store, 303 Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

House for Reat. .,.ssts4z
Four-roomss.h aaes Edsf Fourth
strssssaa 9in5 81 Electric cars.
SwAYNE, ALLEN s. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

Wynne. Mozart & stsd@an.haxa,naSea
thsir lay. es3Ses taa A6s quarter:
{nssSs 146f!6S cfsee building.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16
Yesterdays Local Weather Report.
Corrected daily by J. P. Nicks.
Holiday Presents.

Holiday Presents.
Windsor folding beds,
Fancy plush rockers,
Rattnn rockers,
Parlor suits.
Bedroom suits, ,--..,sss,.sssssss.sssss.ssss.
Side boards, ssss;ssS 3 y {
w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-16

PALESTINE, Tex, Dec. i5.-Theodors
Ash, the largest dry goods merchant in
the city, sold to-day TO Henry Ash under
deed of trust. Assets. $40, 900; liabili-
ties, $4,000. lie prefers creditors
amounting to Sic 500.