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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-01

Hamilton, south TO state line, east to be-
ginning.
The fourth, all that part of Kansas
commencing at northeast corner Repub-
/ lie, then south TO northeast corner Sa-
line. then west TO Lincoln, south TO Els
worth, west to Russell. north to Osborne,
west To west line OF state.
The fifth, all that part of Kansas ly-
iny west of the first and south of the
fourth district and north of the third
By this kind of railway commission
districts. the cities in the first district
would be Kansas City, Kan: Oiathe,
Atchison, Lawrence, Leavenworth,
Topeka, Junction City, Clay Center.
Manhattan, Washington, Oskaloosa, etc.
In the second, Emporia, Fort Scott,
Pittsburg. Arkansas City, Ell Dorado,
Marion, Usage City, etc.
Ia the third, Wichita. Newton. Hutch
inson. Lsrned. Garden City, Dodge City,
Anthony, Wellington. Caldwell. etc.
In the fourth, Bellvilie, Concordla,
Minneapolis. Beloit, etc.
In the fifth, Saiiua. Mcpherson. Great
Bend. Russell, HAYS, Ellsworth, etc.
| This gives each district good cities 10
| look after freight rates and dlscEimina-
tons.
Ii is not claimed that this districting
is fair in all respects. but IL is intended
10 give all parts OF the state equal repre-
sentatIon, and have such elements OF
strength in each district as that il viii
take care of itself and get its just rights.
Any other plan OF disiriciIng that
secures equal strength will pe accept
able. This plan Is made without con-
saltation and regardless Of politics or
statesmen.
Is this no. fair?
Will not each part Of Kansas be better
/ served than it now i.
Can any one state a reasonable. obiec-
| ton 10 such railway board, or n.axing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

which is now arriving, shows very hand
some profits. 1t is not surprising, there
fore, thnt the owners of cotton now
arriving are free sellers on the spot, and
they know that they can replace such
snles with futures at profit Of at least
l-lc. IL is easy to make the calculation.
II spots can be sold here at o SIS TO
8 II. 10 and December or January cotton
bought about $40 the profit on the
transaction Is Immediately appareat.
Another feature which has made holders
Of cotton free sellers is the rule Of the
railroad companies requiring incoming
freight to be moved within three days
after arrival. In reference TO moving
cotton coming into the presses and pay
ing storage, drayagc, insurance, etc, any
holder would he willing 10 sacrifice Use
aud sales on that basis have helped TO
aid the easier feeling in spots
No change has been made IN the
official quotations. although the market
is 1-10 lower Snlcs are 1850 bales from
factors tables aud 1850 bales to arrive.
Receipts at all ports today are $4,000
bales against $1,000 bales last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
PERSONAL.

r. X. Seaton, popular cattleman OF
Nolan county, is in the city.
Tom and Jerry Burnette, Of the big
6666 ranch in the Panhandle, are In the
city.
win Waddell, Colorado cattleman
well known in the city, was in Fort
Worth yesterday.
B. II. Wear prominent citizen OF
Amarillo and representative Of Scaling
& Tamblyn is in the city.
Miss Nellie, a charming young lady
OF Austin, is visiting Mt the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mobley.
Mrs. w. f. Henderson, Of sulphur
Springs, is visiting Mrs. A. A. Hender-
son, at No. 90l East Bluff street.
Miss Minnie Pease, OF Fairburg
Neb., Is visiting with A. A. Locke, her
uncle, at 800 East Fourth street.
Miss Mabel Wood, of ClarlSsville,
Tenn, is visiting her cousin, Capt
J. NJ. Garth, 9l8 West Weaiheriord
street.
Anthony Blum, OF Durham, a gentle
man well known 90 a breeder Of hne
Hereford and Shorthorn cattle, Is in
Fort Worth.
Miss Laura Sims, Of Dallas, came
over to attend the debut Of Miss Anna
Hogsett, and will remain few days
as her guest.
j. S. Spears, well-ltnown livestock
merchant, and a representative at Qua
nah Of Scaling & Tamblyn, is In Fort
Worth on business.
Mrs. @. A. Butts has moved into her
elegant new home, corner Henderson
and Broadway, where she would be
pleased TO see her friends.
Miss Agnes shimin, Of Potosi, No, a
most estimablo young lady, Is visiting
with her uncle, A. ID. Wheeler, corner
Grove and Fourth streets.
L. c. Calhoun takes the position OF
correspondent OF the Dallas News at
Fori Worth, to-day, vice Abbott harr
dir, resigned to engage In other pusi-
ness.
Miss Ida Tiller, who has been visiting
the family Of her uncle. MIR. Drew Frul-
h. left yesterday via Fort Worth q
no Grande for brentwood, to spend q
short time with relatives
John S. Andrews returned yesterday
from trip to Seymour, and has bought
over one thousand head Of cattle in Bay
ior and adjoining counties. Ho says
no people are IN excellent spirits over
tbc splendid wheat outlook, the result
n tie recent election aud the hne
weather.
Mr.. William L. Hin. Of 81. Louis,
Who for many years has been the eiii-
cient manager Of the Southwestern de-
yartment Of the New York Lifo lnsur-
ance company, IS IA the city, accompn-
nied by Mr.. L. A. Cert, OF New York
AGENCY director, and Mr.. Daniel Boone
al ST Louis, slate agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
MIR. AND MRS, INGALLS, ENTER.
TAIN

Last evening u party Of their friends
gathered at tho residence Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Ingalls,. Ui2 East Second street,
where they were pleasantly entertained
by the genial host and charming hostess
The guests were Aiossrs. and
Mesdames Sprinkle Wheat, Stevens,
Jones aud Morrison, Mrs VIM In.
gals; md Missee l.. Doughty, May
Win Floyd Annie Armstrong. Alice
Blake, Aiurdle Wilson, Myra Mnhan,
g. l.yndull Mollie Brown, Viola Bell,
Cora Shobcr, Kate Scott, Florence Me-
Tarran. Grace Rouse. Myrtle Rouse,
Ethel Rouse. Efhe Doughty, May Ilar-
kins. Sue Huffman. Matte Burt. Katie
Miller. Ada LctchwOnh, Emmn Os-
burn. A. Smith aud Mcesrs. Walter
Clark. ThomnA White, John A. Woody,
Howard Packwood RohL Spear WIN.
Davis, John q. Stevens, Arthur VIII
hanson, Frank Jones and Snowden.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
CITY HAPPENINGS.
Fort Worth Fenoibles to Act as
Cleveland's Escort
HENDERSON NOT TRIED,
Social syenls--A Worthless Draii sehomo-A
Uniform Rank Initiation and Banquet
Fort Worlhs Population Has
An Increase, Etc.


THE FORT WORTH FENCTBLEs.
Beginning on the Goth Of this month
and continuing five evenings until the
9Th inclusive. the Fort Worth Fonci-
blcs will hold baEar,untsit will be more
than mere place for the display and
sale Of goods, NariOua styles Of nmuse'
ment will be given. aud something pro
scented that viii be pleasing to all kinds
OF people with any kind of tastes.
There is mn object In this, 10 Ia ser
tain the Fenuihles win be In the regiment
that viii net as President Elect Clcye.
lands escort at his Inauguration next
March. for this honor has been tom
tered this representative Texas company
This being settled. the boys have u
natural pride in going TO Washington in
grand style, and thus carly they bcdn
the preparation First Is new and
respondent uniform. It's character has
not been fully determined, but one sug-
gested that meets with much favor Is a
modern dress uniform Of the prcualicr
style, navy blue coats, white trousers
and white shnbocs. This would make
fine appearance, and " the Feucibles
could be given the right Of the line, 1t
would be o good advertising OF Fort
Worth and Texas This uniform FOR
forty-liye men would cost about NlJdO,
and to aid Ia raising this Is why the
bazaar IN suggested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
STOCKS AND RoNnS.

New York. Nov, 30.-The stock market
was feyerish and unsettled throughout
the day. At opening prices, declined
fractionally all around in sympathy with
lower quotations from London but sub
sequontly iirmer tone prevailed and an
advance of / to Ii ensued.
Moderate purchases for London nc
count had Il tendency to strengthen the
market during the afternoon. The belief
that gold exports would be made Satur-
day was strengthened by the withdrawal
of 100000 of gold from the sub-treas-
my. Ostensibly for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the exact weight of gold being
shipped out by the government.
The report Of Jay Gould's deatn gained
wide circulation before Il could be denied
by his SON Missouri Pacific broke from
81 rs to 30 IA and Western Union from
SO rs TO 81 81 The remainder Of the
list sympnthized but outside a few stocks
the decline was cQmnaratyeiy small.
General market closed firm.
Railway bpuls firm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
II. Worth, Tex.
thc houec, which bud evidently boon

the house, which had evidently been
dropped.
Those large leather aud corduroy
rockers at lNhkes & Go. . arc world beat.
ers In inish and design aud would mako
o handsome Xmas present, Call and
SEQ them, Sold on easy terms at leoj
aud 1907 Main atreot orup town.
j, w. Lynch,shippod out from Fort
Worth Yesterday twelve cars oil primo
TAT sheep, conigned TO AloSandoE
Rogers s. Crill, Chicago. Tho sheep
were fed ut tho Union stock yardg,
George llurnum, manager for tho
Fort Worth Packing company says NJ
IL an error rs statcd Ia The Gazette,
that tho Fort Worth Brewing company
was the first 20 cut the prico Of lee 10
% cents per hundrod and break the mo-
nopOly, lio claims that honor for tho
Fort Worth paoklng company,
Q, n Moroland Is very fovorably
spoken Of ~ a candidate for city at
torney and already many frlonda arc
actively bostlrring themselves In his
cehalf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Yesterday afternoon from Q 10 g
o'clock Mrs. Scoble and her daughter.
Mrs. W. -. Ford, entertained their
friends az high tea. To give IL dis
tinciiye character. lt was made n yellow
chrysanthumum tea. and all the decora-
tons were Of yellow, the chief being The
flower itself that was used with great,
good taste In lavish profusi0n.
The number Of callers during the recep-
ton were only 20 be numbered by scores.
There was ifovel;y in the mode Of
serving the dainty Refreshments That
made this feature OF the reception an
additional pleasure. Mn seobie was
assisted by Mrmlanas Harris and Ford
ana Miss Clara Whitla. Mira Scoble
wore black silk trimmed in heliotrope;
Mrs. Harris, white rllk. en- train, trina
med IN yellow. Mrs. Ford white nilk
trimmed with blue. and Miss Nhitla,
white silk trimmed with it.lw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Tuesday man named Edgar Lyle
drew two checks. that By the rndorsc-
ment Of Responsible parties he had
caHhed. Yesterday the endQfHnr " one
learned he was Sl25 OUT Of pocket ~
tho Transaction. and the other fears be-
Il a fellow sufferer. Lyle was a we'll
known nachinlst nnd this procured him
tho yonching Of Mr.. Hoffman. formerly
machinist at the brewtfy. who deposited
500 TO secure for Lyle he endorsement
Of T.. Kuhn.
The first draft was drawn by Edgar
Lyle on Krnke 4 Scleckier- New Or
leans, for SIS. and was c:isAfa ~ ffe'l
lis worihlessness when be uirl 90 de-
poslt with his endonmeqt ielesranaie
inquiry only coahfmed lhir n4i ehof
tinntion u known
The other draft 4 Tor 500 ON A. q.
Gilman. New YORK. and 20 cpfc the
money on tlila be made use q hls ifii,nu
Hoffman, ag stated above a inr-stfe
was 5eas 10 New fork asAinS HR9us lils
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

New Orleans. La. Nov. 3Q.-L 10,
Cheney X c., say: verpool futures
oncned two lower. hut steau..y advanced
closing firm six points higher IAN yes
terday. New York opened. fourteen
higher New Orleans opened fourteen
higher, advancing shortly after call and
reaching 9.Gg for March. from which
polnt il gradually declined TO e.9l.
Fluctuations were frequent, but not no-
lent. sales ranging from o'ol TO 900 lor
March.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

ELRoY & GIRERr

ARoH & GILBERT.
n, n, La, Nov. 30.-Cspecial)
hilbert say:
ls hrst prices at Liverpool
4 man yesterdays closing.
gal the day there was a
until we find the clos
ifAa than yesterday. Spots,
A ao' partnke Of the activity
y INJURIES and only 5000
4 pl Ut unchanged prices.
\ nleilqtions have bren very
gVli New Orleans ana New
w 10 10 II points. but
agfauce before the cnd II
uls closing we find New
4 esteriay and New Or
pslpw The prospective re-
~ sloW We're not sufficient
y VApse any weakness. New
~ eVp bales against H.
laei year and $1,000 bales
IN ~ lhe Interior Increment
i.,,.s AKIN shows comparatively
seI igsi year while stocks
~. --'VJO bales, showing
y are not az the expense
" interior towns. Another
s,iinlp 'a.s,ably had more to do
wv which took place IN die
Il ~ softncss Of spots.
IA. 'v,.meimbcrcd that during
- / weeks the advance has
~. - and l lie. and cot
w OF three weeks ago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
ETCHED AND SKETCHED
IN THE CITY.

Crawford Dry Goods company has just
received another shipment OF ladleaand
mlses Jackets, Latest style and eolora'
Crawford Dry Goods company are
selling cloaks aud jackets 30 cent? on
the dollar Price our goods before you
buy,
YOU can buy moro furniture on the
lnstalment plan NJ h'akea & Co, FOR The
least money than any other house IN the
state, Can aud oxumino their stock ut
1905 and 1907 Main street, Daggctt
building or up town,
Got your tickets for the course Of six
lectures on American history. a
tickctiur the oourse Is sl00
Tho University Extension lectures
on American history, by Prof. Garrison,
begin this weol,. Got your tioket,
Do not f0n 20 get Your ticket for the
most interesting soiios Of lectures over
delivered in Fort Worth,
DO not miss the first lecture Of the
course on American history, at the
Baptist church Saturday night. Tho
course Of six for Gl00, Single lectures
% cents.
Those parlor aud bedroom suits arc
great values nj Fakes & Co. Call and
SEQ them sold on easy terms ~ 1908
1897 Main street. Daggett building, or
up town.
Here arc tho pamas Of the business
bousoa whore tbo tipltota for the lecture
course are for aiie, on Main street.
q. Y. Smith. Tho Pharmacy, and
Mltchell's; on Houston street, tho
China company, Crowley " Simms,
Conner, Whltsott and Crawford CONF
many.
The indios NJ tho Aasocinted Chnrl-
,jrs i've n IN nj Dr. F i. Beali's Fri.
dsv frc,n 4 tnsn m Thov nsk n M.
er9l pntronngn. no the Treasury Is
enptv. hut tho demand greater as Tho
wint6r ndynness. Charges - cents.
pc,. Inn bar0olus In pianos. road the
advertisements on eighth page Of WIN
4. Waildn Music compnny, 300 Main
street. DALLAS. Texas, dealor IN pianos,
organs, cod an kinds Of musical iuslru-
mcnts.
An i,5iss ptcrosiad In charity
.bnnid s,trsf.is,. ,be Ia glveu by lid
As.oointaa Cbnriilea nj DR.. 10. j.
i5..fr' rrit,, f,o,n tngn M Tho
bn,r. aro .t,ob tbnt ANY eontlomen
wlehiug t0 belp tho eharitiea will find
n convenient W drop 10. The charge
Is Is ccnis
,u..,i.. ,,-oi,.,. ,yore 4 T. Criaip's
.i. ,., w fro', thc Svenue Hotoi ana X
,yaa renorted 40 OHlcor MoGraw AZ
theft. Welbur was Jailed until jury
N Ills conntrymen could Rauge tho Of
tense.
49,, i,,, ,o,rsolf ma NJ ihosa
cum, ~ eo MI IN folding beds. three
complete pleces Of furniture Ia one;
thoy arc complete IN workmanship aud
anlsb. guarenfacd satisfaciion. Sold on
saay tsi.ins at 1905 and 1901 Main street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

The Alvin Henderson trial Tor lunncy
did not take place at the appointed time
yesterday for the host Of al reasons
The accused not being there He left
about noon the day before for Hand
ley, being driven IN n buggy by friend.
There he took the train for Dallas and
went down The Central to Hompstend.
whore he was yesterday, and from which
place he will send the press a statement
of his side Of the cnse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
MRS. EWING DEAD.

Mrs. ]. C. Ewing died yesterday
,norning at her residence on Carney
ssrfe.. opposite tho old cemetery. Inc
funeral WI take place this inornlng at
IN o'elock. 70 which friends and ac-
arsintances are Invited. Ms. Ewing
,.n- a mem Der Of the Cumberland Pres
S,-,eriau church and Christian whose
isye for mankind was next 70 her love
Tor God.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
A CHESTNUT.
Bells, Big, Little, Loud,
hi, and Dismal.
Ito IS DEAD AGAIN.
a Ii, sul Gould Stocks Tumble
ne Son George Soon Con-
Ii, Tho stop-fhoney
Gold Weighed.

DOD VIOLET & co.
H.. La, Nov. 30.-(Special.)
Iiolat & Go. say;
Ne learn that anticipation ag-
i d large realizing in the New
to-day, and We declined TO.
Alile the forepart Of the day
II promising in sympathy with
.linent Of the 0-GA in Liver
10 the market closed firm, this
"a selling 10 points aud New
+ FMS higher than yesterday,
ln all the improvement here,
ag was 2 points under last
sins possible that there is
bic number of people in
day 10 find any reason TO
VI sage Of a bill that would
Y 9echbors. II not themselves,
0rarily, aud the effects of
BE- to favor the people upon
" depend to buy our cotton.
growing feeling that only
colld result from legislation
Tacter, which feeling musb
the way of protests to the
congress TO oppose not only
but the consideration of
We feel satisfied TINT but
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

New York. Nov. 3O.-Money on call
firm 3 10 q: last loan 3. closing offered ,,
Prime mercantile paper, a. q.
Sterling exchange firm at 4.S0 IL a.
4.S5 "a; for sixty day bills, and ASS a
! ~ Ii for demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

ep,sso usu slss So 'uuspupo p5goEuagA
.a,,ossg0 % aanio 0qs 'rIK SusSOsq sqs upqaA
-uposauo sog perr0 sW 'puqo VA oqa usqk
zlsosRo lag sAss "a 'zsp sA ava usgA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

New York, Nov. 90 Special 10, s.s>
sterling-Banll, 20 aays,..,..4 se{sfga eo@
Commercial, 90 days ,,.':,;a o's
Reichmarks-Co Commercial, " az n
Franks-Bank, GO days....,,5 u
Commercial, 60 days. i72s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01
LEGAL MATTERS.
cIVm COUNT on APpEATs.

Tho motion docket was takon up,
and tho following orders mnde
Sarah EoWhurtor, % al, Va. 3. u.
Allen Motion 70 consolidate granted.
Motions 10 allow transcript 10 DO filed
were permitted IN the following cases;
Gull. Colorado mud Santa Nc Railway
company w. Snllio H. Tatumi Gull,
Colorado and Santa le Railway COM
puuy vs.. j. NJ. Moore; y "a, Hopkins
Of NJ vs. II, u Scny Gulf Colorado and
Santa 10 Railway company vs., w. ~
Cunningham, Gulf Colorado md Santa
10 railway company va. julia Gruhbs;
Gulf, Colorado and Santa 10 Railway
company W, Nj. D. Smith.
CcrtlOrari 10 correct record refusedi
Atchlson, Topeka and Santa 70 Rail-
way company W John G.. Reilly
Leave 10 file brief grantod II. w.
Taylor vs.. Missouri Glass company.
Motion 10 dlamlas appeal l.. g.
Grant vs., @, G. white, granted; Gulf,
Colorado aud Santa 70 railway CONF
pany ys. u. p Kimbro, oyorruled.
Motion for rehoaring ova rruled;
Il. II. Smith ct nj vs.. j. w. Wilson et al.
Motion 10 ndyAuco cause. City uf
Henrietta VI. VIC. huats, oyorrulcd.
II. J. Willis q Bro. vs. Il. w. Robinson,
ovorruled; Gulf, Colorado and Santa
70 railway company ". j. A. Dodd,
overrulod.
Motion % eiyo prccedcnce Reed B.
Boston Va. w. w. Walker, granted
Motion ~ affirm ON certificate. y. o.
McMleklo VI. IeXarkana national bank,
oyorrulod.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
The only matter before tho sevon-
teonth district court yesterday, was
the refusal Of Judge Bcclsham to grant
an Injunction 10 restrain tho tax col
lector from collecting the occupation
Tux against lawyers and from proeood-
inc further against them, pending tho
application for ro-hearinR Of the up
peal Ia this case now 10 tho court u
criminal appeals, The lawyers Will
perfect their appeal, and,a has hereto
fore boon stated, carry the cnse 70 tho
United States supreme court, II neccg-
sary.
FoRTY-ElGHTH DISTRICT.
A verdict was brought in IN favor OF
defendant IN the KinKabury-lake case,
unlawful attachment.
The case of Ward Risley w. Jones q
Carey was again taken up, and was siili
up whom court adjourned.
COUNTY COURT
But one case came before Judge John
son yesterday that Of Carrie w. Browl
VS.. L. NJ. Huntingdon d o., continued
from tho previous evening, The case
was an action for damages FOR nasault,
and Judgment WA given for sl20 and
costs. Several caaoa wero passed by
default.
NEW SUITS FILED
/. Carb snes l.. %, Welt Of 81 IN the
Forty-clghil district court for debt
and attachment, and Oscar sellgman
sues L. ". Veit on the samc grounds In
the Seventeenth dlstrict court
Mrs A. y. Walker wants a divorces
from John ii. walker and requesis the
Forty-oiahth district court 10 grant
such relief.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

Nav Orleans, La, Nov 3O,-(speeiaL)-
s,erllue = Commercial, 60 .,>a,e,
1,,."rla. f'omnerclai,6 90 days.a l9S
New York sight--BanS.... H i,n NE
Commercial. .............-...ls V Us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-01

uNrFoRM nANK lNIrIArIoN.


UNIFORM RANK INITIATION.
Last night w r. Cause, division No.
., uniform rank, knights Of pythias,
met and conferred The rank Of sir
knight on twenty-five knights, members
OF the lodges Of this city
The Older mcmhers ~ the diyiyison
present were Brig, Gen Is. NJ, Van
Xaudt, Ir. Col Geer Majors Peak aud
Dunn, Sir knight Can't NJ. *. Bate
man, Lieutenant Tomlinson, Herald Til
Ter, Recorder Ahey Treasurer Albright
Guard Dawson, Sentinel Mler and Sir
knights Ellis, Perry, Scilroidt Bell,
HnrRness, Stelnfcldt aud Gnbort,
The division was oucncd with the
beautiful and impressive obligations nud
ceremonies OF the raul, aud the following
knights were made sir knights; ID, W.,
Goodwin. Jas. II. Maddox. John Celia,
Il. l.. Sorry, j. ~ lohusnn, &. n. Adams,
A. II. Il. Kont. VIM Goldstciu, q. A.
Almems, ]. u. Kelly, ]. w; McGWre,
III. Il. rhayor Porter hall, II, s. Fer
rell, L.. Chnpra, -, r. Page Leon Y,
Marcus, W. q. kenniSOn, &. ". Ryan,
G. i. Gay. II, r. Darnh, and j A..
Walker.
After the initiation work was over
the division WAS formed 10 column OF
t,vos and marched 10 the spaciuna din
Ing hall Of tho Mansion hotel, whore
long table was spread with NIL that the
polite could crave IN the way OF u sub
Htantnl cold collation.. After the moro
serious business was ended aud the table
showed that the Sir Knights could be
valiant IN attack. calls were mndc for
various Sir Knights 70 respond TO tOaNls
and brief speeches were made 10y Sir
knights Albright, Van Lnndt, Bail,
Abbey, Ryan and Gay.
The division win yet d drill hall aud
80 into active drill work With the omOi-
ton TO be- superior 10 any Ia The state.
RENDITION or THANKS
THE ladies Of the First and Broad
way Presbyterian churches at meeting
held ON Tuesday, passed resolutions of
thanks 10 those who bud helped them Ia
thrir recent enterprise. The following
iirua uru gratefully remembered for
their active aud substantial nHIYmnco,
McBarA j, " Mitchell, Alexander 8
McNrgh, Weltman Bros, Ellis q
lEcllncr Bnhcr Bros, Maddox a l.lli-
son, Mnz1n. Beldcu q. " Smith, W. II.
TAYLOR, j, 7. Taylor, Crowley a Simma,
Collins d Armstrong, Logan a Evans,
Fort Worth China company, Bedford X
FiBher Fort Worth lth0gfuphiug com
pany Washer The Cnlckrr company
Miss Loughbrldgc and the New Home
Sewing Machine company. Thnnks arc
especially due those who generously lent
works OF art, curio md fancy work, IN
exhibit that gave much pleasure to Wis.
itnrH.
The ladies' feel indebted 90 the Craw-
ford company for Il handsome donation
OF money. aud 10 Mr. Cnswoll. mud the
Gas company FOR the generosity exhibit
eli by them IN the use OF room and Of
gas.
Particularly do they wish TO express
to The Gazette their high appreciation
Of Tho valuable aid given by that paper
10 the ENTERPRISE, journal that ~ al
WAYS Tho fricnd Of The ladies. The
finance committee Is happy to say that
the total, willie not large was ample 70
repay die workers for thcir eforia and
nli engaged are extremely grateful to
those who Ia any way contributed to the
success.