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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
i3UsiNEss CEANCE.

OCATION-Want to know where there is
IL good opening for live newspaper. Write
particulars. Address Blakely & Hotz, Hartley,
Tex. 1922
N~EWSPAPFR-And JOB outfit for sale. in a
~ growing town on main line OF Texas and Pa
citic Address IS. E., care Gazette. 1923
NTEWSPAPER-For sale: $3.50 will buy brand
~ new outfit for siI-column paper at county
seat of one of the best counties in the Pam
handle. r. F. Powell. Pl.inview. Tex. 1872
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
81 FEMPEST STILL IS EIGH''-
Dog meat at 81, 66aa per pound,

IS reward Tor the return OF Tempest"
''Tempest' is little black and tan PUP,
weighing about three pounds, and straved from
sec West Weatherfor,i street, "Wednesday after
noon, October IS. Has faint white streak
his forehead. q. NJ. Bailey, Gazette Office. If
SlD the 18th inst on Main street sHe ' betWeen
Filth street and the square, pocket book con-
tanning one s. bill, one certificate of 6eposit OF
Graham, and time dentifcations Of the G.. C.
and 5. F. railroad for about $50. The payments
have all been stopped and the above reward VIII
company. l5-z2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
Special to the Gazette .

EEecIaI 70 Tue GaLette.
BoNnAM, TEX. Nov. ls.-Lastf night
the room of ". G. Davis, proprietor of
the Hotel Alexander, WAS burglarized.
Two watches and several pieces of jew
elry were stolen. Entrance to one or
two dwellings was also attempted during
the night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

Central wreck was one of more import
ance than at frs, iutimated, and the
debris was not so easily cleared away as
supposed, though loss of lite and broken
limbs ara scarcer than those on board
thought would be at the tune. The con-
struction train has been helping trans
port freight over TIE wrecked ;rsck.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
'arnors in Session.

SPRINGFIELD. III, Nov. ls.-The
national assembly of the Farmers mu-
tuaI benefit association met here this
afternoon with about 300 delegates pres
ent. The session is secret and Will con-
tilue through this evening. The pcinci-
pal topics TO be discussed are thae,ate of
the ueion, the land ouA.ionesrauspor-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
LOST.


SCHO0L VoUCHER-Losv school voucher
- No. 5Si9 payable to Miss AsnIy Atwell or
bearer, for sixty-fve dollars. Signed ]. P.
Smith. chairman. Attest: 7. H. Roe, secre-
tary. All persons are warned against negoti a.
ting for said voucher as payment has been
stopped. 1874
BRACELET Lost. wide band bracelet
~ with i've diamonds, between city hall and
East Third street. Finder viii be Literally
wcrded by returning to Mrs. F. Edwards. S0i
East Third street, corner Calhoun. 72O
II ILL-BOOK-Lost. RED leather BILL book
ID containing letters OF recommendation from
Stauntou, KY, in favor OF W. W. Merrill.
Reward for its return 10 W. w. Merrill, Thur
Der, Tex.
.; REAS PIN-Lost. on Rairoku avenue or
- Pompeii grounds, black euameled, gold
breastpin, with three pearls in the center.
Finder Will be rewarded by returning pin TO W.
j. Saunders. Gazette Office. tt
('HARM-Lose Knight 4, mpars charm. Finder
v return to q. w. AEers and get suitable
ward
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

y. Citizens * Tr:uidnd, Col. have
49,. novel exhibit Of their grentest
A.. !y!..&e Co!nrd3O Mineral Pal
No., IL co"sisss of 6 s,atuso of king
o.. ct coal, sspted on aspedes;al Of
h@.,' r.eFautiy inissed III. foal and gilt,
o cs.''-ep lee; N hvizA Al is marvel
~, coaprc"on. aad "a iuoes every re-
n OF Southern CoSMGo-aii located
t. '@i about TrinldsG. Zhe principal
Cox, ..'1s ia-4e in ~ pede3A are coal.
Ohm '5'n' S.iics Triniaad cement.
c..,, ,4, ",'..i.as ssone, silver, Va and
ia ~. '''''.us n&nerals. The exhibit is
TIL "IAi' otan artist who is verb
l, w, thug. liking Coal' will alone
rs.,''A trip to see. At night the
e.a.,,. wi be lighted brilliantly with 10
ten, ~ ''sH's. The exhibit will repre-
IT., ''>i Of several thousand dollars.
ls.i Information address the Trinidad
Cad w., 1-1 improvement, company, Trini-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

tp.,,., III" Central Wreck.
a., 10 the Gazette.
IL, TEX. Nov. ls.-The Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
HELP wANTED-MALE.

HOEMAEER-Wanted, a good shoemake-
Steady wors guaranteed. Apply at Z ia
cobs. $50 Jones street al,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

W. cral iarm aud household wo5S. Re.e-tIc /
required address Mrs. Z. A. Hea.ru. Ea;-I,
1eNas. ----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

II 'EACHFR-Wan;ed to teach The ru,Ie col
! al hoIson, BrOwn -ouutv. Texas. Z.
euce required Address d. Il. Wood, t-us.rc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

SERVANr-Warted, house servant, us %
diatey ..-I
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
ROPES PASS.

A Sufficient Depth OF water Assured to Satisfy
III the Needs o. Commerce.
Correspondence CO the Gazette.
CoEPUs CHRISTI, TEX. Nov. 15.-The
citizens of Corpus Christi are greatly
ela,ed over the brilliant prospects Of
deep water in the Mustang Island
Channel, the work of securing whichkis
being vigorously pushed to SO far dc
cessful result By the Port Ropes cor{Pany.
This enterprise is being carreQS1n en-
tire!y by private capital, CONF L. II.
Ropes being prudent of tassSy indicate,
which rep-eseiN S., OOQsS60 capital.
This syndicate owl so, 9aGacres of land,
which when deep teH@ secured VIII be
worth millions TO WIN, and they are
feeling greatly enc9 Faged over the daily
progress of tneE8 rheme. Property
along thu Bluffs sen ng rapidly at al
vanced figures Ths w hotel, with its
park of sevek hundred acres along the
ocean drive will be conf leted aud ready
Tor guests II a few weeks Tie beautiful
seaside residence OF President Ropes is
adjoining. Tie s>eam repiNkransit cars
run TO the doo1s OF the ho:el. Mr.. Rip
ley, for eighteen years a ciyHsen eiueer
OF the United States Engineer corps, and
an authority, has expressed his opinion
that his reCen. visit to the site Of the
work has confirmed his previous opinion
of the entire practica bi!ity OF the enter
prise and its ultimate aud absolute sue
cess, and that when completed this Mus
tang Island Channel, to be known to the
world as 'Ropes Pass will be of suf-
fcent depth Of entrance to satisfy all
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

4 COX AND BAkER-WAn.ei = .-.ot cook
Y and baker to axe ChaIgs o. reSJtrG.st art
grocery; married man preferred; wi.- 100 LOOK
amer xiichea and dining room. t. the r.cLs
patty he 5es, terms. Address ;. C.. 30 y.
p ishurr Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

TOB PRINTER OF seven Yeas OF experience.
~ wants position in job or newspaper Office
best of reference be given Sober, etc.
Address ]. W. TrimbIe, Wichita Falls, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
j. 4. CRAWFORD,
Foreman Grand .Iu-y

FOREMAN Nf2nu Jury.
II. G. Brady, W. j. Owen, A. Gard
ner and Thomas Nussbaumer as incor-
porators, have received a charter for the
Butchers mutual stockyards refrigera-
tor company, with an authorized capital
of $50. 600. The company will at once
build large slaughter house and stock
pens.
Last night Charles Cooper, co,ored
drew pistol and, it is said, snapped it
at John Young. He was this morning
fined 500 for the fun he had.
Mr.. joe March, young man in the
employ of Hall, Fishburn s. Co. was
waylaid by two men and robbed of his
watch and sbout ST. 80 in cash last night
about II O'Clock The robbery was
committed on the Central railroad track
while MIR. March was returning from es-
corting young lady home from the
opera house.
Young Mr.. Hart, who q week ago last
Friday night was knocked off the trus:le
of the Oak Cliff railroad by moving
train, sustaining a broken back, was to-
day taken to his home in Greenville.
Mp. Groce Scruggs and Miss Marion
Price were married this evening at the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

/ Gus tMEE2LR-A widow w::h small c....I
! desires situation as houseErsDer 81 tao L
or country. Address. NJ. F., s.s Jones street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

MAN AND WIFE-Want employment n some
vi light capacity in family or hotel in FJst
Worth. good house will secure good agree
able help il you write to-day. w. Clark. Dali
las, Tex. IA-IN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
MESCELL ASCOUS,
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEaIALE
COOK wanted VI, Apply to Mrs. James Earri-
| - for family; will De treated well. Address with
experience. reference AID price, lock boz 90.
| Moody, TeJos.
| ,iRL-Wanted, girl to do sewing, ct so. Eous-
! A. IRL-Wanted, a good white girl to cook ard
~ wash for family of three. Apply south
west corner Hemphil and Broadway. or 5ll
Houston street. 1922
| (,IRL-Wanted to sew. 5O7 Houston street.
~ Mrs. f. C. Neal. 1919
sIRL-Wsa;ed a. once q good white girl 10
=! assist in general housework in small
family; work light. wages fair and good room
on second floor. Address Ed. Strauss. box lsl.
| Waco, Tex. or cal at store near pos,ofice or
residence. 1872 Washington street. 1913
7 -.Kanted-Ladies to solicit IN tneir
= cwn towns and counties on commissions.
Light business. Recommendations required.
Address NJ. l.. W. care Gazette. u
n URsE-WaEted, a woman as nurse and to
~ 90 housework. None but thoroughly COM
neienr need apply. Mrs. P. Sanger Dallas,
rex. 1919
W ORK-Parties wishing comforts tackled and
rsq quilting IN e done shouid apply to Mrs A; T.
HELP WANTED MALI.
4 CTCRS-Two trapeze actors can get work at
~ reasonable wages with the Sunset Concert
Company. Sunset. Tex. Postoffice box A. IS 10
4 GIVE MAN-Wanted to mapaga.16lre;
- p s'sss ps sss Ssa5; ST. Room
BLACKSMITH WANTED--A good opening.
y good set OK tools and good shop to do ge neral
backsmithing. Address d. A. Bail, Dirdin
Hill county. Tex. 1873
fOOKS-Wanted at once, two good cooks. one
" for day and one for night. Wages from IS to
$40 per week. The Grand Restaurant, Hem
rietta, Tex. 1924
COMPETENT Clerks, statesmen, ETC. can find
y situation by communicating with Bureau of
1sssssssstss
nOCTOR = Wanted a frst-ciass doctor to
II office in drug store in q quiet town For
further particulars address h. w. Mason & Co.,
German, Tex. 1919
4 ARDNER-Wanted,a man to attend to yard.
u garden and flowers. German or swede pre-
ferred. Mrs. Hoffman, sl3 W. Second street. IT
II ILLER-W anted. a miller A young. active
VI man who understands roller milling and
who is not coDstitutionally opposed to work
Apply by letter or telephone to Jacksboro Roller
Mills, JACK county, Tex. 1924
NEWSPAPER MAN-Wanted, a practical
= newspaper man: young and enterprising.
valuable plant. Splendid opportunity. Ad-
dress H. s. B.. Gazette office. 1912
BRINTER WANTED-A good all round steady
printer can get steady job with Caldwell
News, Caldwell, Tex ii-20.
DRI NTER-A good sober printer, who wants TO
take section of school land or a homestead.
in four miles OF town, can find employment at
once in O newspaper office at a small salary
The opportunity Of lie lime for the right man.
address Headlight. Hartley. Tex. 1872
NHOEMAKER-A good, practical workman;
- steady employment the year round to sober
man. Write ii once TO s. p. Benton, Bowie,
Tex. 15>x2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

1NNGiNEER-Posit.on wanted by stationary
II and hosting engineer. Experience and
reference given. address John b. Pendist'E,
StTaun. Teas. 1917
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

THAMBE0 WORK-wanted in soa-t.rE
house. middle age woman, or 10 n-r~-. ~
West fifth street. g---.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

DOSITION-W nted by voun; man raised
l farm position on ranch 30 attend OcS,
etc. Address Q. 5. C., box 45.. ls-l+
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

decentralization good shoemake-.
- Steady wors guaranteed. Apply at / ia
cobs. $50 Jones street u3-'
's'INNER-A good timer wantsdi ssssey sps-ri
4 p.oyment, Appi7 tod, b. SAW, ohiitrssa,
aELr MsSTEn-M,LE Ok FEMALE
Roy OR Girl wanted a. once, sme,!e. Ger
T. man gri boy 70 help in horsesnid y
three. Light work, good par un4 comfortable
home to suitable party. Address Wa!Ser. H-.-
ton & Bury. iU5 v ain street. l~-2
( COX AND BAKER-Wsn.ei i. .lot cook
Y and baker to axe charge o. resi- It art
grocery: married man preierrei Wi,- 100 inr-
a:'rr Siichea and dining room t. the rcLs
party he best terms. Address ) c. 30 =,
~ AN AND His WIFE-Wlr,eI = H. t.-u-
W. eral iarm aud household wosS. Re.e-,uc !
REQUIRED. Address Mrs. T. A. Hes.Eu Ea;-I,
GERvANr-warted, house servant. MS o-
> woman. Apply st To-, Lamar ST. II iru5-
diate'y. H-I
Il 'EACHER-Wan;ei to teach he ru,.le 90,
! at hoI,cn, BrOwn -ouu;v. Texas. 4.
ence required. Address d. Il. Wood. t-us-rc.
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SITUATION wAHTEp-gtrINLE
FHAMBEU WORK-wanted in soa-d.1s
: house. middle age woman. OF 10 r-r-- -
West fifth street. ----.
/ NLERk-A lady of experience want, ~ -t.ou
= as CLERK in dry goods or s-"reTT 1rr. r
COY ist; coed penman. GuicS a.. sccuEa AZ
figures II P. care u Gazette o'ace. a..
~ OUs tMEE2LR-A widow w.:h sna'. r..'I
J desires situation as housekr@per ~ ta~u
or country. address, VI. +, IS Jones strict
''---
DoslfIoN-Warted q position 20 tea,a -aor--
l hand and iypewri;iug. genera. atd 20 work or
a. saissladv. Answer thr, ug1 matt Ail---~.
hlrS. A. Walker, 70 North Sycamore, Dada,
Tex. I--
CTENOGRAFHl R-Yourg Ia Is s- .ss a.. H.-
- lec;ic mcneil system of Shorthand Euj ovrs
tyTew-tter. over two years esp-r,,a-c ar-
thoroughly understands general stiIcr wo-E, d.
sires good position. Address = IL. Gascrts-
i''-
STENOGEAPHEE--A rositl.-. Us s.suo;. suAes
- anu typvvr lts- wanted rv on, N4I uv o..
machine. Address F. VI. I'm office H-
!. &R-I.aGy .t"s..es s--at-" -s
y steuograpler and type"r.;c-. e. r-'n-H
qualified and yesrs OF evrH-iencB in .u- u-.t
Office. Best recommendation Aa-fe.'. lie
Nj. care Gazette.
:. 'EACHEK-A young lady from V...l-.~
wishes \ nOsiViou teacher IA fam .-,.
No objections I" rancho. Br-t @; reference r..-
erences given II required. Address &ts- D. !
box SIS. Aas.iu. Tex. 1898
I'oiAN-Hants situstion 10 Do uSlt A,t-.-
" work and have = home. Cal! IA 81.
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

DOSITIO3-Wantei IN grocery OF on delivery
wagon by young man thoroughly scquaiu-
ted with city. Can furnish good references.
Address, K. H, of Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

X as CLERK in a dry goods or s-o-erv 1rr. r
COPY ist; good perman; QUICK a.. sccuEa ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

DLACkSHITH-A good blacksmith. ss5.r All
y strict to business, wants steady ion =
orcs- Address, stating wages paid, e. Z. Rex
ley. Nj. Vernon. lex. -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

7 ,RAUGETSMAN wants situation with ep.t-
- neerln- corps or in some 5000 oil Ii re- expert-
encei; good references given il required. Al
dress d. T. Of {; sZette. u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted ia : dTu. ~',rr,
~ nave had city and country experience.
single, speak German and EnEIsh. moderate
salary. Address, Cisra. box c. Cuero, 1e,a--
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

ROY OR Girl wanted a. once, sw-!e. Ger
l. man girI or boy 70 help in horteEnid -
three. Light work, good par m. cOu4lo--a1's
home to suitable party. Address Walker H-..-
ton & Bury. lbs v ain street. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

( 'LEEH-A position rs clerk in hardware
T. store wanted. HHv" had two years -V1l.
ence best OF references given; To- commence
January l. 1891. 3. Johnson, Loc!. ..uN @.
NJ. Pleasant. Tey. .-4t-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

4 ENERGETIC. cdpAD e man. wI.7 via
~ ana hoy, wants position On -a-ch .-
farm where services Of mar 2-l wifs ere I.-. p
ct fair salary address Ii. Hiii.y Hall. y IT,
ton Kan. .H-E'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
uELr wsSTEp-MALE OK FEMALE

'S'lNNER-A good timer waptsd. sseaty sps-
a p.oymens, Appi7 toS b. saw, ohiierssa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

CTENOGRAFIIs R-Nourg la7y ~ .sS tt- ..-
- lec;lc mcneil system OF Shorthand Eu5 uTrs
tyT ew-tter. over two Years exp r., l-c aIL
thoroughly understands general silIc- Wo-E, a.,
sires good position. Address = a.. Gascrts-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

EOOK-A coed baker AMI COOS wants 20 COOK
= for bridge gang. Good references riv'a.
Address Cook, Gazette OH. 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

!. TENottRAPH GR-LaGy .:"s..es s'8aI-" IS
y steuographer and type@r.,c-. g.. r-tH 81
qualified and years OF evrr.eucs 'n uu- u-.t
Office Best recommendations. A4.fr-s. lie
Nj. care Gazette.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

s,MPLON MEN T-N :,GtPd, emp oymeus u
T. some kind oy 4 Young man Of good eiuct-
ton and not afraid of work Address Viii s..
Ca-lisn. ElnEd. Hunt county,. To. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

= OOkKEEPER-A young rian wants s't-l,:ou
Five wears experience. Address c. :! 7. Gaze
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

I. EACHEk-A young lady tr.n N...I-s~
wishes = pOsiJjou teacher IA fam .-,-
No objections I" rancho. BH~t ot "a i-rcEC-, r..-
erences given II required. Address r&ls- ..
box SIS. Aus.iu. Tex. 4
iN.OtiAN-N WANTS eiIusiIon 10 DO II.lt ..---.-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19
SITUATION wANrED-,IALx.

I'OiAN- Wants situstion 10 DO uSIt A,.i- @
work and have : EOElc. Call IA 3D.. So =
-eet. -.-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-19

yEARM-A fine farm for sale or trade isl
/ stock OF groceries or general .tHerchnnffis
Adlrsss, box Il. SRlhsY& sscisatssr9 Ser
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-08
PISTOL Us. S1ITCH-HOOK.
A CAR-DRIvERs EXPERIENCE WITH q
DRUNKEN TOUGH.
Having Been Forced to Pay BIS Fare,
the Latter Assaults the Driver,
and Draws n Pistol

A few nights since man, who was evil
IDENTIFY a nonresident, bearded car No. s, of
the street line, on Second street, on its
last trip for the night, and took seat in q
corner near the door. He was somewhat
under the Influence of liquor. After he
had ridden several blocks the driver, F. H.
Valentine. requested him TO put his fare in
the box, to &hich he PAID no attention.
Finally the driver fastened his reins and
went back ip the car, when the fellow Of
fered him copper cent. He was told that
he had to pay five cents to ride. Then he
rendered the driver s. piece, but the lat
Ter told him he could not change it, and
beside that he (the passenger) had plenty
Of small silver in his hand.
After considerable ill-natured mutiering
the fellow gave the driver dime, for which
he received an envelope containing two
five-cent nickels. These he put in his
pocket and sat down, apparently deter
mined to bsat his way.
By this time the driver began to lose his
patience. He told the roEdv that he must
pay his fare or leave the car The five
cents was reluctantly deposited in the box,
and the fellow resumed mis- seat. He soon
arose, however, and stalked out upon the
front platform. He was a man of powerful
build, and before driver Valentine was
aware of the fellows hostile intentions the
latter assaulted him.
Valentine clapped on the break of his
car and made grab for his switch. hook.
but his assailant was toe quick for him,
and before he could get the iron free the
fellow had whipped out g pistol which he
pressed against Valentines breast and
forced him to loosen his grasp on the
switch hook.
There were three passengers in the car
DR.. G. L. Simmons, D. ]. Considipe and
young man. The latter left the car and
got ont of harms way, but the other two
gentlemen fastened to the front platform
IN time to prevent the rascal from using his
pistol. He was hustled off the car, and
the driver continued his journey.
The affair was reported to Mr.. Carey. pro.
prletor OF the line, and the next day he
sent the driver, IN company with police
man, on tour Of the dives to see if he
could find his assailant. The Journey was.
however, fruitless. Mr. Carey declares that
he Will use every effort to run the would.
DE murderer down, and if caught will
prosecute him to the full extent of the Law.
Mr.. Valentine, the driver who came so
near losing his life at the hands Of the mis-
creant, is one Of the poiitest and most gen..
tlemanly men that ever piloted car in
this city, and is unusually patient with
cranky and ugly passengers. If he had
succeeded in getting il his work with the
switch hook there would have been no
difficulty IN arTestiug the fellow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-08
A team shoot followed, with This re,
SLATER, THE MIND-READER.
He is Greeted With a Crowded House at
Pythian Castle.

There was an immense crowd at Pythian
Castle last night to see Slater, the mind
reader or psychologist, and the entertain
ment was one of the best Slater has ever
given in Sacramento.
He told lady in the audience about a
brother of hers who had been killed while
doing duty es soldier in the Confederate
army, and told her in what battle he had
been killed. She admitted that what
Slater said was true.
To young man in the audience he said
that he (the young ran) was about to be
married, and that he had been talking of
the coming event with friend during yes
terday forenoon, and the young man stated
that be YVES correct.
Slater told many others in the audience
about their relatives, both dead and alive,
named them and gave various messages
from them.
He told one lady in the audience that she
had been talking about inst;tuting suit for
some property in Stockton, which she had
reason to believe belonged 20 her. The
lady admitted that she had been talking
about the matter and intended to CON-
mence suit Immediately. Slater then ad-
vissd her not TO talk too much to her
lawyers, and she promised that she would
not.
In each and every instance those of
Skaters audience whom he addressed and
gave tests" 10 declared that he was right.
Slater will appear at Pythian Castle
again this evening and tomorrow evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-12-08
FLORENCE NIGHT MISSION.
It's Founder, MIR. Crittenton, Inaugurf
inp tho Good yVnrl. in This s,ity

It's Founder, Mr.. Crittenton, inaugural
ing the Good Work in This City.
The Sixth-street Methodist Church was
crowded last night, TO hear addresses
By Charles n Crittenton and Joseph Car.
painter, of New York city, on the subject
of local mission work among the fallen
men and women of Sacramento. Mr.. Crit
tenton has been speaking here every night
for four weeks, and Mr. Carpenter for one
week, in regular revival work. There were
i've converts last night, making nirety-six
for the meeting.
There was solemn and bresthless inter-
est last night as Mr.. CritteDtou told of the
rescue and conversion of fallen girls and
men in New York city, through the Flor
eDee Night Mission.
At the conclusion Of the eloquent adj
dress an appeal was made to the audience,
asking all who would cooperate with, and
assist in mission WORK among fallen men
and women, to rise, and nearly the entire
audience rose and pledged their support.
Mr.. Crittenton announced that this after
noon at half past two clock in theSeventh-
street Methodist Church, meeting would
be held to institute this local Christian
mission work, and lie earnestly invited all
the men and women Of Sacramento, of all
the churches, who were interested in home
mission work, to attend the meeting,