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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
~ lANl.
FOR NEW YORK.

FOX N EN NAht
gfo4mors leave Richmond EVERY TT rs
DAY and FRIDAY uf . y. 81. Ianueai
D. one D. ur before sailing lm.
steamer. U-n.r Sew York for NlrlinpnN
rVlr4 WEDNESDAY and ~AlI ~ a. hl
r - N..arrivlug lu Richmond MonDAl aup
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- noduflous unsNl u7atl'
Cabin fare 90 Sew 0rk yia James
river route Quc.udng meals ANA 80 ~.
berth w W.
EnuuI-trip tickets, limited Too lnl1
"'. ,'lrn. Subsistence ........ 0 GA
eferrlle. without subsistence .............-. u'
Cabin fare STA Chesapeake AND ONO
Railroad ~ VIZ
CABIN fare VIA Richmond unu lttcl'-
burg IlNuN. ~ ~
Ticket. can bee obtained ut a. NJ. on. Nti
1000 Gain street. Chesapeake and ONO anu
Richmond and Petersburg depoi-, nul ai
company offices, 1901 Main street AA'
wharf. NOckeits. rt.,
freiahts forwarded and through DIS ol Aid
ing issued for points beyond Ne" 1oih.
Freight received daily unlil0 =. 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MiN
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS shd
SATURDAYS bog tle Chesapeake ana ONO
railway lyiH Newport AeWsI ui e.l1 h. ID. ns
Richmond and letDruur- railroad stn'
dayJ and $40 a. 81. wii mako connection
a. NORFOLK with steamer leaving 'H'''
days
30. LOU NAN a-. o, ,,. .ii-
2jy l9-tf Company b Wharf, hochel''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

r5-FRIENDS-M Meeting for divine worship
every sabbath morning 40 IL O'Clock. Seats
are free az dali are welcome. Westinghouse,
Clay street. above First. Services also az 4 4
O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

IN lMAAiAins
The object Of this suit is % get the aid. de
rfctiOn and protection Of the said court in
the armnlstfatiOu of The funds and proper
iy I'm the hands OF complainant as trustee.
and 10 ascertain the persons interested in
salI UrDuertN. tue az CUNT or their claims or
interest and the respective priority OF said
claims or interest.
And am affidavit having been made and
filed that the following parties, fO-Wit f;
and -, partners in trade under the style
and firm name OF Grouse, kfucnter g. Co..
NJ. kcmuer and - ktmper. partners iu
trfdc under the style and firm name Of
n. Kemper & son: - EckersOn and --
-trOuse partners i'm trade under the style
and firm name Of lckerson q StrOuse; N.
Lieudheim. -- schroeder and - Bon,
name OF Schroeder & Bon; - Judkius ard
-, trading as Judkins co ; - Wachef-
harth aud -- cph. partners iu trade
under the style and firm name Of Wacher-
narth & Joseph: James Cashel and .
trading as James Caskel & Co.; v. l.. Cox.
Jr; - Kaufman and - ~traus, partners
In trade under the STYLE and firm name Oi
kaufman * Stmus. -- ~chaDer, - Rein
thai and --, partners In trade under the
style AID nrm name Of rcnauer, keinthal
4 CO.. - Weis and -, trading as Wels &
Co. - Wells - Hope and --. partners
in trade under the style and and firm name
OF Wells Hope & Co.. AID r.. Y. SimmOnds are
they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this order. and do what is
necessary % protect their interests In this
suit.
A c0py-Teste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN, Clerk.
h aHsS 8 s 3 HIf,rrr. pa. fsl5-sa4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

H5-BEECHEN-BROOK, Rev. J.. G., Dorsey.
pastor. Worship 40 s;l5 p Id. sunday school
al $3.50 q. I'D. Prayer meeting Thursdays al
$40 d. IN. All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

HB-SALNAIION AkMY HALL, corner
Seventh and Main streets eryice at 3 %.
m. Dedication OF an ihiant az 5 b. m. Sub
iect; "facc 10 Face With Cod stan Cap
tam Clifford in command. special service
saturday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08
AND OHIO RAIL
- WAY COMPANY.
scnrnrLn " EFIEcT ~ p I--l-

SCHEDULE Is EFFECT MAR .. le.1.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
s.3O A. 81. Limited. daily. Jon oii Point tNi
Norfolk.
tr.foA a. fxur0ss. daily for cincinnati
p1r'ur ilr ola IuIui Dob INIi-
ioffastIlle nuU Pullman sleeper
charlottesville fo ilucInnII.
a.95 T. H. Fnufese. daily, fog Od i''0
and NorNiA. ilrlor laf ll NN
Point
..oO b. N. Accommodation, tfI.I sunday
f0r GufIuUsFI|IU.
fo.f,p A.. IIe.T I.N Limited iN.'l Ni-
mann sI rUIng riI In iiInINN.
ln.I Nr.fNHIH ifIIni nI.i
dmInre. ranl rHIm' na. more
Iaff..EIIo . IIu.'uuti hnA
InImHn fn Louisville.
ArlIKI AT MlhMNrN.
$40 A. 81. and 300 D.. %. daily nom q no
cnuaU. ,,
-.Q5 f.. n. nm Boutwell, dolly. co
SUNDAY ..
fo-,A N.anIG.55 ID. 30. lnl.Y from Nnii' at
-rtfIon. Broad street. netl -rtflI' N.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF HE CITY OF RICHMOND,
FEBRUARY 18TH, 1890:
James G.. Lamb
against
r. Y. simmOnds & CO................. Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08
boat CON.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANl's
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR OLD PUNT,
NORFOLK. PDhi-NOL lu kWfoi.l
NEWS. CIALEMN AND janis
RIVER LANDINGS UlhLCIs
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANsFtlt uf CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

sS-REsERVOIR MISSION. Rev.
Dorsey. pastor. Worship al IL a. m. sun.
day-schOOl 40 0:3D "a. IN. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays al SID q. m.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

TOR SALE,
"THE CRITIC" NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED Is RICHMOND, Nlh1lNlA'
Well established; over two years oldi pm
GOOD running order; an fixtures leNcep press
complete. Present owner wishes TO uefole
an his time 10 Other business an energetic
man can make from 100 10 800 pef cent oul
of the paper. At present devoted % society
gcnUalOgyi fashion ana householu ,yl'i.o
potnr nee from political or other prejudice,
i'd can easily bee converted into ON organ iof
any cause 49,. I'D.
cali m the Critic office. 1917 Main street.
mhl-lW
EOR SAIE-A HANDSOME YOUNG
Z HORSE OF medium size; works well DO
all harness: PAGES and lOpes dellgnuuiy un-
der the saddle, and can be- handled with saie-
fv bv ladies'. Also am excellent IhAhloN
AND HARNESS of modern style. Apply az
72i Brook avenue. lnhl-5t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

fs-uNION-SIAIlUN CHURCH. corner
Twenty. fourth and y. streets-pfeachinga no
II a. M. aud s p. IN. by the pastor Rev.
James U. Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

sz-FrRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets; Dr. George
~ ~ ttitie school al o:15 am. Fourth
street Chapel, Rev. G.. +. Williams AZ D. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

ss-VENABLE-sTREET CHURCH. corner
ofTwenty. and Nenable. -sunday sciio 20
at $3.50 q. m. Preaching ~ ins passoi' 49, n1,.
X. II. Pitt. az II n. m. ana at t'oo 7. H. sum
day-schOOl at . q. IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

sB-FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH. Seventh street near Grace. Rev.
j. =. Noser. pastor. Preaching 40 IL "a. m.
and 1880 p. IN. hv the pastor. sunday school
at $3.50 q. IN. Everyone welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

Nv virtue Of the Executive Committee of
the'VirgInia state Agricultural and Nechan-
iclI Society viii seu ny auction on TIE
uroruieps on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

rs, ,,irtue Of n decree Of the Circuit Court
81 fhesterfieid county, Va, entered Deceh-
her an. 1889. IN the suit of Henry 4. W ae,
Rims vs.. Bennett and wife. the uhde tslsiasu
snecial commissioner will sell az pubic ""'
ton, at Chesterfield Courthouse On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

a7-CLAY-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner OF Clay and Grnham s.isets' nov .
Z. ClOpton, pastor Orship al i q. m.
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sS-sECOND BAPTIST CHUCH, corner OF
Main and sixth stret-, Rev, W ~ a'" ~
and s p. m. by the pastor. strangers well
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

D5-FAsT-END BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ncr Of Twenty eighth and X streets-Prearh-
ing sunday 40 IL "a. m. ana 1870 p. m. ny lhe
pastor, Rev. Joel 4. Tucker. unday-scnooi
al t-.,J a. m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

Hs-sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. NJ. ID HOge. ID. d., VIII preach al IL r.;
M and D. IN. The Rev. Mr. Iufnpull viii
hold services in the old Market nan at o j.
fu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

n GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH;
Pastor Dr- W H. Hatcher. Sunday school
at "A. m: sunday preaching az i a. n. an, ana
: D. M; "Wednesday services nc > p m'' p ~
day service young mensl 40 y. IN. free
seats and a welcome TO all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

p7-MARsH ALL STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Graham and Hancock.
l.. A. Cutler pasiOr.-~ervices az ii a. in. end
3 D.. m by the pastor. seats free. Cordial
10 all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

R5rDEN NI-SrREEI ". l.. Oh 10 D.
Nom, and seventh streets. Rev. >. -. Wood
ward, uasf0r.-Hous of services: SUNDAY
school $3.50 "a. m.: preaching nt ii %. ~. ai.i.n
-.,O Al. Do. Wednesday night service at t'oo
u. m.. All cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-08

sa-NONUMENTAL CHURCH protestant
EpiScopall-Rev. John b. Newton rector
Divfne service at IL a. M. and $3.50 p. m'
SUNDAY school al $3.50 "a. IN. A cordial welcome
To- all.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
Kallrnad Meeting.

The citizens of Haskell met in the dis
tr.ct courtroom last Saturday evening
for the purpose of raising sufficient funds
10 induce some railroad TO build 10 Has
kel. Z. ID. Sanders was elected chair
man AMI Oscar Martin secretary. After
of them. the following plan was adopted.
That two committees, each composed OF
five be appointed, the first was TO visit
all the business men and see what they
would contribute. The second was TO
correspond with the railroad officials and
also the citizens OF Anson, as we are in
receipt of u letter from the citizens Of
Jones county proposing to JOIN hands
aud assist In securing a road to Arson
and Haskell. We have to labor under a
great many OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have
Abilene on our south ami Seymour on
the northeast, both vowing that
road shall not come to either ulace
Yes, Seymour proposes to help build the
county before they Will let It come to
Haskell, and Abilene says that she can't
possibly let road go through Haskell
and Jones county. Now We appeal to
the citizens of Fort Worth if they ever
expect to build the Fort Worth and Al
buqueruue now il the time, as the peo-
pie of this country are getting tired of
listening at the Fort forth and Albu-
querque ''windirs - If wind would
build railroads Haskell would be one of
the greatest railroad centers in Texas,
r Haskell Star
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
SEYMOUR REFINING OUT

After the Trade of tsr:,,.m, rnr,ck,nor.on,
Hs.keu. BE inmin. and Eaypsr.
Corresronoence of the Gazette.
S,.,,o,, Trx No. o, , ,-
ia'EeN "''e'''e" au' eH'"os'as'io 'heet-
ing of the Seymour board OF trade was
he G, in the courthouse on the 2lst inst.
IT,, ,,-,o.a of ,,, ,,,a.i,, y, en-,
Steps 10 F'n 'er every h.i atin inuuce.nehl
poS7iDie LOT Tue 'N''r"1' business OF u u
"am i"l"ch III On has hei' brhJa-
MIN, nAEaeF n"" counties "eyoti.
'u .Re !. d pIo"u'ae' "uo nsi JUST
maze t"uF Oh tHs a"oEe-hahea towns
anu 'ou"'ies us representative OIL the
FNhour ooHrn OIL TRACE, salh th"' lie
louhd the pTop'e "il'ae ana anxious 10
come 10 seq n'hF' pfoviiri seymour
"ou'a es'ao'i7H COCA Fohis hhi eAteni
luF proper toat trsie5. III we" VI tue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
San Angelo Road.
nn NI

San Angelo Standard: d. NJ. De Witt,
secretary and treasurer Of the San An
cello, Abilene aud Henrietta railroad
company, returned yesterday from Hen
rietta, to which place he was summoned
on Monday last to attend "A conference Of
the officials Of the road for the purpose
of opening negotiations for the imme-
diate commencement of the work at the
emf of the line. definite plan of oper-
atiors was formulated, and no time will
be- lost in putting ii into execution. Mr..
L. II. Fast OF Archer City, president of
the company, is very anxious to see the
road built and has unhounded confidence
i'll the ENTERPRISE. The preliminary sur
vev of the route will bs made under his
personal supervision. Mr.. Eph Har-
rold. cashier OF the First national
hank of Fort Worth, who is largely
pfntprested with Mr.. Els. in his
business en- 'erprise, is also "A firm be-
lever in the new roai and considers that
when built it will he one of the finest
paying railroad properties in the state.
in fact this opinion is shared by every
prominent railroad man aud merchant
who is familiar with the magnificent ter
ritury the road will occupy. 1t is doubt
full if there has ever been u railroad en-
terprise set on foot in Texas that has at
tractei such wide spread attention and
universal approval Us the proposed line
from San Angelo to Henrietta via abb
leue. The prospective traffic outlook Is
more than tiattrTing, aud il will without
doubt be the most popular Travelled route
in West Texas.
From the proposed route OF the new
road, We have very serious doubts of its
ever being built. 1t will cost millions
of dollars 10 put the road through the
rough country east OF Jones county, aud
we don I beiievr the thing will ever be
did. If the route was changed so that
the proposed line w0ulI come by Auson.
II could be quilt much cheaper and open
up Il much finer country. But Abilene
il not at MI anxious THAI AuIon should
have q pull al the prizs. We all KNOW
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
BEATS THE LYMPH.
A Case That Proves Death is Not Al
ways Faral.
4 Poltca Station Figures as a Place OF Resus.
rectiGn, and Rogn''s Attempt
to Eysde Justice.

case came to the surface in Fort
Worth yesterday which laps right over
Brown Sequsrd' elixir of lite in its
first flush, and lays DR.. koch's sensa-
tional lymph completely in the shade.
Killed by ruilroad train, buried ct
rested for obtaining money under false
preterses.
Such has been the experience OF Harry
Il Harter during the past six weeks.
Whether the death, burial and resur-
rection were real or not, may be doubted
by he skeptlral; but the arrest is cold
b.oOded matter OF fact.
\ few months ago Hurry II. rfarter
was engaged in the hotel business at La
Veln, Col. , and being young man Of
push and energy he made trade spin
ut lively rate; Int he had
u little more energy where spending
money was concerned than where
making ii YVES involved, and " lille his
hotel was doing good business, he was
going deeper and deeper in debt. At
last his financial affairs became embar-
rassing, and when the opportunity came
for doing Chnaman up for Sl45 he
took the Doodle and skipped.
just before leaving home, however,
he concluded that it would be well to
slip away quietly into another world and
leave nothing but rheumatic reputa-
ton TO Withstand the assault Of his en-
RACED credi ors.
With this philosophical view he deemed
it prudent to interfere in a mythical
eel, b, -. c.
and be stabbed to the heart by one of the
angry contestants. 1t was but the
work of moment to be laid
later to be buried by the
contribution of friend, who told the
Sef;onites that the dead man had no
money. The friend also telegraphed 10
Harter's acquaintance ut La Veta, an
nounciug the details of the tragedy aud
the place of burial.
Harter might have remained quite
dead, only be had a wife living in Coun-
ci! Bluffs, Iowa. in good circumstances,
and her he concluded to visit. He did
not remain long at her house, but de-
CAM ed with few dollars in cash and
good many dollars in the shape of jew
eiry.
With his plumber he fed South, and II
is about mouth ago that he arrived in
Fort Worth.
He was not flush of money, but he had
the vherewithRll to raise the wind; for
OH the morning after his arrival here he
sought an establishment decorated with
three golden balls, and there deposited q
brooch for SIS.
His subsequent proceedings are not
known, for from that point he disap-
peared.
On the second day after his transaction
at the pawn shop an officer from Council
Bluffs arrived here, and in company with
an officer of the Fort Worth
police force proceeded to trace
up his movements here when
the brooch wss found In the establish
ment referred to. Tbs utmost secrecy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25

southwest, and that the Frisco road,
which is now being operated US far as
Sapulpa in the Territory, will also be
built to this place, which Is on q direct
line to Albuquerque. New Mexico, their
objective point The engineers of the
Santu Fe are now in the field, lOrat-
ing line from Washburn to
Ell Paso, lso locating line
for the Frisco from Canyon City, the
county site of Randall county, to Albu-
qusrQue, the intention beng TO use
joint track between Wushburn and
Canyon City. The town of Wushburn
being owned entirely by these three COM
panies and being SO favorably located,
1t is but reasonable to suppose
that they will make of it the biggest
and best known of northwest
Texas. The town property has been on
the market only in very small quantities
aud Is now not for sale ar any figures,
and will not be until the Developments
mentioned are realized.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25

appointment will be made at Portland,
Oregon. 1t is also stated positively and
not denied by the treasurer, that
the interest due December l will not be
paid. The company = trouble is said 10
be due to the fact that the loans which il
secured to carry on the work on Its en-
tension have been called and the COM
pany is unable TO pay them. At the
close of the last fiscal year the comanY's
liabilities amounted to SIS ,007 ,0S1,
ofse; on the balance sheet by
an inadequate amount of assets. Since
then the company has authorized and
executed consolidated mortgage of
Sl5. 600 200. 1t is stated the company Is
solvent, tut owing to the cou,ii'IOn OF
the money market the Officers deem il
best for all Interested to have Il receiver
rppoin ed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
THE * iTY.
Ca ma of LPw,sviIiR Worthy Of Considera-
ton In I'll" Tort worth Excursion
LEwIsvILLE, Tex, Nov. "a, 1890.

Cla ma of LPw,sviIiR Worthy Of Considera-
ton In tn" Fort worth x'rnstnn
LEwIsvILLE, Tex. Nov. "a, 1870.
-or Ga- tie
t. ia r. seems TO be u disposition on
tue part Of the Missouri. Kansas and
Ieyl, ra.lroni TO hujid into Fort Worth,
All form Il through connection of its
0Tn |. e. north ana south, AMI as there
some PROSPECTS of il building line
I-.m Sherman 10 Dallas, we wish to
jr.spu' few facts for The consideration
o. tHe " EHtY' people AMI those inter-
rt'.l. Lewi>v lie is situated in the
h.art Of one OF the most fertile counties
20 .e found anywhere. We have u popu-
liou already of some 500 aul have just
%" eled us fine school huilding as
-ra is in North Texas. Our people
hrr awe and energetic. and our trade
every year i'll small grniu, corn, cotton,
av"s'UcS. etc, Is simply immense.
>Hrr the opening OF The market at
Dallas shipments of fat hogs. beeves.
ETC. urr ma IL every few days, aud had
We connection with Fort Worth
te would share III = trade, but the
l.- + al Is we have an I'M
tt "a supply Of the finest building
Fra' lrpm Il hard red sandstone TO
So, limestone. Experts have been here
LAt 'Nnw.Ued tlesr QUAR- es. securing
i'.r' different Srt mems. which were
I-aguuucel he very best for building
p1-u'ses. Decides, We have thousands
q acres of the best dirt for max ing brick
10 .r found - the state, none excepted.
u- have been burned, and better brick
'Euot he foun! anywhere. Wood by
u tho. ss cor can be laid down in the
Yard for Sl.15 per cord. Water is had
anywhere by digging from ten to twenty
I've feet. Hence, you see, II We had
Greet comm un.catiou with Fort Worth
10 the West and line running to the
East, We would have q market for our
. Zone and brick reaching from Fort
worth to the coast, which would no;
only he pof'ahla :" ms here, but would be
eai'e ~ item for the rallrosd company.
Now br b"lLin2 from Sherman to
tsS.sv.il and on to Fort Worth, inter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
Southern Pacific.

Srecial to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten, Nov. 2+.-Par-
ties representing THICKER, Lee s. Co. I,
contractors of Galveston, accompanied
by Chief Engineer Temple of the South
ern Pacific, LETT this city for the West
to-day. for the purpose of arranging for
shortening the line Of the Southern Pa
cit!c between here and FL Peso. The main
object is to make a cut off at that curve of
the road known as painted cave, which
is the most dangerous section of the
comDany's line The cut will run from
Sumner to Flanders, d stance of only
seven miles by the old route, but as
trains now run over that stretch is
through two long tunnels aud over
twenty-siX bridges. The old works
which will he abandoned cost the CON-
pany 81 600. 900. The new route
will necessitate the bridging OF
the Pecos river. The bridge will
re of the cantilever pattern 1900 feet long,
3IS high and will cost ST 600 900. The
contractors have engaged to have the
route ready Tor traffic nine months from
date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
wASHUURN's HOPES.
How the Raiirnad situation is Viewed In
That City.
Special 70 the Gazette.

Special 70 the Gazette.
WAsuBURN, TEX. Nov. 24.-The re-
cent changes in the ownership of the
Union Pacific and Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe railroads were very favorable
TO the town of washburu and the plains
country. Washburn is in the center
OF the plans, on the main line
OF the Cuion Pacific rosi, $40
miles from Fort Worth, $50 miles
from Denver aud 450 miles from Kansas
City. The Union Pacific own and oper-
ate branch road from Washburu TO
Panhandle City, sixteen miles northeast,
where il connects with the terminus OF
the Atchison. Topeka sud Santa Fee
railway. Since Gould acquired con.
trolling interest, both the abore-named
roads we learn from very high authority
that this branch OF sixteen miles will
be used in bringing the Santa Fs to the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
Waco knights of Pythias.
Special to the Gazette.

WACO, Tex, Nov. 24.-The annual
election OF Cowan lodge, Knights of
Pythias, No. -, took place tonight
with the following result: Frank Grady
chancellor commander; J. n. Gambrell,
vice-chancelior; Stark West, prelate;
W. 7. White, keeper of records and
seals; John d. Mayfield, master of ex-
chequer; w. H. Thompson, master of
finance; William Davis, inner guard;
ID. II. Spencer, outer guard; Frank p.
Cravens. representative TO Grand Lodge
ut Dallas; Robert Rogers, alternate; ..
b. Cald ell, A. II. Curtis aud William
Davis, trustees.