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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-06

LIEUT.. Gov. SHEEHAN Of New York, who is one
OF Senator Hills heutenants, made ahying visit
to this city Yesterday, spending the time be-
tween trains in Senator Hills apartments at the
Arlington.
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF WASHINGTON. d. c.
OFFICES: 9l3. el5 and 9ls ST. NV.
To those desiring liberal and safe investment We
command our per cen, 5-year Coupon Certificates.
6 Per Cent paid on Regular Deposits
You can borrow 81 900 from Real Estate
scurty and pay IL back at the of sl3 month
Ofers unprecedented opportunity for Investments.
Soubiled with absolute security.
STOCK 81 PER SHARE.
MATURING IN l02 MONTHS.
WITH GUARANTEED VALUE OF 800
Fer circulars and other information apply at Offices.
el3 and 9l5 St NV.
Next To Columbia National Bank.
All money secured by best real estate. Loans made
under the personal inspection Of the officers Of the
association Safety guaranteed Your correspondence
solicited
N~nlroN DiNoMAS President
NPREw NAI.L--.-lst Vice President and Manager
LONZO TWEEDALE-.... Secretary
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 81 .024, sS6; customs, s6s6, 20a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT OWN
q srs IF Gs saS Sspssry for the election
Rides Hall. s O'Clock. LEWIS cLEFHASE: ses!s.
for the ELECTION of
ff rs $SSfif e.
y S.. TIE Il sxssea 5R5
les will give TelephOnc Exhibition in the new build
ss'sy .nS FERsa 4E!sE
R~THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
-, I6e annual meeting Of the Alumni Association of
S g hsd q. the uni
place at she New National OF fh1 saf s ON VII te
delivered by the Hon william L. Wilson Of the House
The Commencement Of the Columbian College and
the @ take Ct
psee at the NeH Of 5s m T
DAY. June IL, at O'Clock
The public are invited;
RALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
~ against the late firm Of Lewis FIemer L
nnai settlement Of my account as trustee will be made
~ ,,o .' NAV w% Dr B. MATTHEWS. Trustee.
May %, 1892. my23-1aw4w
R~THE ATTENTION OF THE GRAND
organization contemplating the erection of their
building Is invited to most eligible site have for
sale in Tie central part Of the city and in
adapted for such purpose. / will be glad to COM
munlcats with any one authorized to act in this
matter.
je36t JOHN B. WIGHT. 141o g st.
E%CoATs THAT KEEP you COOL.
Shed your heavy coat and vest If You wish
to keep cool. Here is list of feather weights:
Striped Once Coats, 7.)c.
Black Alpaca Coats, 81. 80.
Gray Mohair Coats, %.
Light Flannel Coats. 80. 80 and s..
Serge Goats. Black and Navy, &c.
Pongee Silk Coats and Vests, 90.
y SOC. Fourth hand Scarfs, SOC.
..Nea Ven belongings"
$50 Pa ave. W. je3
RH. l.. MCQUEEN
~ PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
Fine Book and Job Printing
Telephone 1S. tmy1Sl 11OS-1116 st. NV.
EMAN Tells. ANDIRONs, TENDERS
~ Crates, Wrought-iron Gas Fixtures &c.
Special discounts while making changes.
mhl4-tr J. H. CORNING. Tile Shop $50 18th st.
&@JUST THINKM HORSE HARNESS AND
- busgyi See Special Notice of stsnsbury
Lodge. my21, %, je1. 2.3. 67t
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THE EVENING STAR
FINANCIAL.

.r,rABLE COOPERATIVE
~upING ASSOCIATIONS.
OFFICE. 1908 F ST.
cS Those who desire loans TO pay for prop
.r.v pay Of mortgages or for building
rurroSes should ascertain the terms upon
whieh money is loaned by the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association
Fiybtv-sRven monthly payments Of prin-
riusl AMI interest settles loan in full.
Arv portion or al Of loan, however,
usv be settled at any time BY paying
c-u.d interest TO date Of such a settle
meut
,ssErs. sl.a15.1lI.13
Pamphlets SrplaiHiHo the advantages
ami LsHsnfs ar the association and other
,p.,rsd'ioa rtTBisAst upon Application
attn. Office zoos Est
I'D ISSUE OF STOCK
open FOR subscription.
shares g.. 20 monthly.
JNO JOY EDISON. Secy.
o-cs bours Gam to 40 pm je6-Jt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

REv.. G s. INGE OF MISSISSIPPI.
at Union NJ Church aos a1n ST. near
s lshn xt sSye each evening at pm Come and
r~NoTTCE TO GRANITE CUTTERS
;ns,o There will be special meeting of the Wash
TGEsbafin Jnns G. T II PniGl Hal
sILvEK Corresponding Secretary. je6-2ts
NSsC0TTISH RITE CATHEDRAL.
,e6-2t 4. il, HOLT. 800. Secretary.
R~.MAsoNIc.-A SPECIAL. CoMMUNICA-
sn Ss dd.t fGfspt af fvE IS e. Jun.
f! ;ssa. By order Of the MERRILL ss.r.,.,s
K~THERE Will BE A MEETING OF THE
a Sn Ms The ssh inst a eight o'clock Al Assoea
f sssepS
je6-3t WIN: q. MANoGUE. secretary y:'''n''
E~CoLoNIAL BEACH IMP. co.
NAL Beach mmedstsly after the landing Of the boat
A nrIvIIJr prII CIV. CURTIS.
IT. President.
ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
dated s5 Jnns s Or Negotiating nSts for
and payable to the order Of o. B. Italian, said note
s sssn ass S has been
1t. n uAII.N 1ss, -
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JOuN Row raNncc.pr o.ppr~pp
~ horticultural engineer and agent annonnces
ne Is prepared to furnish plans and estimates for
etsbie ana Srnt u pian.ns ornshnentai grounds veg
drives walks ic References fprnishad Ofice .9si
ing. Washington d. c. ieaSw.
WHERE CAN Won M pVTrpps
- a." hAnA oAN hOo ~ bETIEN
PRUDENT in all our undertakings. care
fully considering all doubtful elements we
know that onr nr,ces tho ,,.,ar,.I ,~. ,,sa
the class of workmanship we guarantee.
ana the promptness with which We meet
our ensssements combine to give our
patrons better satisfaction than others
SNYDER WOOD.
Model Tailors.
J. L. WI 4o3 Eleventh street northwest
~-NoTF TuIs -
An e. se rs att Ge q in Trousers to order n
Al ~ g ss and sS 30 Tronserings reduced to 81.
Ali $i2 20 SiS and ga 20 Issnserps 70 rsScea To
- DRESS SITITS APE WopV or .pT .N0
fDso; Il taxes artists IN me tailoring to produce
". Bell New York je6-3t'
TA11oR1Na DEBIT r1sru.xppos
give Won the hsst ~ ,ahrcs srnoror we can
perfect ft for much less than other makers ask. A
oui % irousers' ss Also go Business suit.
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FINANCIAL.

Call on or address
c. R. McBLAIR.
District Agent.
je6 81 Atlantic building.
HE NATIONAL SAFE DEposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE.
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 22. 1857.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acts as executor. administrator guardian Of the
tates of minors committee of the estates of unstcs
receiver. assignee and executes trusts Of any and
every description.
Wills prepared by competent attorney. who il in
company is named executor trustee.
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs Of all de,crip-
ton. packed in trunks boxes received for deposit
in capscious vaults drynsss and
ity at moderate cost.
RENTS SAFES FROM q TO sl25 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER, First Vice President.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second
THOMAS r. JONES' Third.
+ FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STURTEyANT, Secretary.
Directors:
Benjamin p. Snyder, Zenas c. Robbins
Albert L. Sturtevant Andrew Wylie,
George II. Plant. Matthew G. Emery,
Lewis Clephane. Charles A. James,
Henry A. Willard. E. Francis Rigs,
James NJ. Johnston. Charles C. Glover,
T. Ross Perry, John G. Parke,
Thomas Hyde, John F. Rodgers
William E Clark. Thomas X. Jones ap16
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At this time there il no evidence whatever
that the anti-Harrison men contemplate .
change Of candidates. Senator Quay. Mr..
Garrison. Mr.. Platt and Senator Gallineer de-
clare that enough votes are absolutely
assured TO nominate Blaine on the first
ballot. They say this in their pri-
waite talk. where they do not expect to
be quoted. The very confidence Of
the claim makes the Harrison people fear that
there may be broken place in their ranks that
they have not discovered
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THE OHIO MN.


The Ohio delegation arrived in Minneapolis
this morning. There was great anxiety 70 see
Gov. Mckinley, as his name has been topic of
discussion every since the fight between Harri-
son and Blaine became SO bitter. The eoy-
ernor has rs yet thrown no light upon the sit-
nation, but his friends in the delegation are noe
doing anything TO spoil his chances Thew are
occupying q conservative attitude and this
means q feature 70 the situation which n not
particularly gratifying to other dark-horse can
didates.
One Of the active men in the Ohio delegation
is eX-Congressmen Goldman. one Of the
alternate delegates at large. The Ohio delega-
ton is not instructed" said he, this morning
land can freely say that we are not rushing
today We will meet for consultation. think
general plan of action win be outlined. We have
good presidential timber in Ohio and We have
brought some along with u.s."
This latter remark was an allusion TO Gov.
Mckinley spresence in Minneapolis and indi-
certain Ohio interests to nominate Nc kinley il
possible. The Foraker men say that they wonld
rather see Harrison nominated than Mckinley.
MR.. WOLF MAKES A PROPOSITION.
Simon Wolf, who was put in the attitude Of .
contestant on Saturday by the action of the
subcommittee Of the national COMMITTEES. did
some active work yesterday and has succeeded
in getting hearing for compromise proposed
by him. On Saturday the subcommittee
decided BY q vote Of 4 TO s to put
Carson and Gleeson on the rolls. This
Recommendation, IL approved, would have had
the effect Of shutting out Wolf and Chase.
Wolf, however, appealed TO Quay and Clarksoa
and secured a promise that the action Of do
subcommittee should be fully considered before
it, recommendation Was adopted
MI Wolf then made the proposition that
Carson and Gleeson and wdlf and Chase b
given half vote each when the convention ,
organised Pending . decision Of the COM
mittes on credentials this would place them
on equal terms mp TO time when q decision IVES
reached BY credentials committee.
This proposition viii be discussed ct meet
ing 81 the national committee this afternoon
and the result viii be largely determined by
the strength Of she Harrison and Blaine forces
inohe committee.
Carson and Gleeson ere supported by TIE ~
hereuts Of Blaine, while Chase and Wolf rsp-
recent Tie Harrison side Of the issue.
tcoasiassd On sssaA Peal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
CITY LOCALS.

Pat Spillman was yesterday arrested for
yagrancy and proving around residences.
gle was locked up in the county Jail.
The Ladies aid society of the United
| spiritualists will meet at Mrs. Savers
| residence, at 220 South Rusk street, Tues
day at 8 p. III.
- On Wednesday evening the Elks elect q
| fuLl corps Of officers for the ensuing term.
besides other important business. All Elks
should attend
Dr. j. W. Lowber of this city is con-
quoting revival services at Fort Smith.
Ark. The Fort Smith Daily Times thus
speaks OF the meeting:
The Woman's humane association will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Drew Pruitt.
Sil East Belknap street, this afternoon at
O'Clock. full attendance is requested
Aldermanic candidates in the Third.
Seventh and Eighth wards who want their
seSazeS on the city Democratic tickets are
requested to call on ]. P. Nicks, 5II Main
street.
There will be a. called meeting of the
ladies' OF the Associated charities this after
noon ats o'clock. The place of meeting is
the Baptist church, and full attendance
IS requested
There will be an important meeting of
irhe Associated Charities in the parlors of
the Baptist church al 8 o'clock this after
noon, All members are earnestly requested
10 be present
= man by the name of Frank ALBERT was
arrested yesterday for the theft Of an over
coat. He came from Cleburne. and or the
way up stole the coat froln one OF the brake
men. he was lodged IN jail.
Oficer Sebe Maddox leaves for Dallas
TINS morning with the young man Nhiprle.
who deserted Uncle Sam 1T Fort Bliss on
f&e 10Th, and who was captured here The
10Th. An army officer from Fl Paso will
take charge of him at Dallas
AIcs. Elizabeth a. Afaben died vester7av
evening at 10 aged forty-eiEht years. The |
funeral services viii be held at O'Clock |
ms afternoon at the residence. SOB East |
Neatherford street. Mrs. Maben was one |
y nc cid settlers OF Fort Worth and well |
H1ossu in the city
James Rogers. m old Texas and Pacific
died = kennedale yesterday morn
ng At l;sO OF ap0p,exy. The remains
.id De brought to this city to-day AZ 2:4a
! - iuneral services VIII take place OF the
esldence OF DR.. Mcdaniel, corner Live
Oak and First street. At p. n. Burial i'm
nedlateiy after at the new Cemetery.
DR.. j. ". lowber preached 10 a large su-
leuce At the Christian church last night.
lrls, Lowbe-'s tCsatyneBt OF his theme.
'fhe Cause of Crime" was renlate yita
hongh,s. YET happily and jpdiciauslv
lcstraled. Among the seven suggested |
auses OF crime mentioned he specially en-
hSSi1ed hereGlty, environment. the saloon
nd lnndeliiy. Some timely tiorszi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
ChiVairy.
CAMERON, TEX, March %, It2.
To the Gazette.

To the Gazette
On last Friday night the seventh of the
series OF Pythian lectures in this CITY was
delivered by Judge Norman G. KittreII his
subject being ''Chivarry vs. Utilitarianism J,
IL was mastery effort, and a splendid
audience greeted him. The speaker was
conservative, which fact was illustrated nv
the charity which ne threw over differ-
ences in opinion which make men belong to
TINS political party or TO that. While adj
mlttlng, and with kind expressions for the
ylctorS, that We are all under the same
nag, ne paid grand tribute to the love of
tue southern people for the principles in
VOWED IN the Lost Cause, - and in connec-
Ton pronounced a fervid eulogy on the life.
puoIc services, death and burial of Jctfer.
son Davis. The speaker did not deny the
TACT that he belonged to the list who be-
IIeVed IN good old ways in preference to bad
new ways, and gave some modern customs
a series OF handsome excavations, to the
delgnt and approval Of his auditors. The
glsG OF the lecture was 10 inspire people
with elevated ideas of true manhood and
Womannood, to stand by honest convictions.
sh unnlng all things which might present
temporary attractions and suggest undue
ana dishonest advantage. The lecture was
a classical one, and did much to inspire cur
people with proper conceptions OF true
principles.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
PYTHIAN REPORTS.
Representatives of the Three Fort Worth
Lodges VIII Report This Week

representatives OF the Three Fort Worth
Lodges VIII Report This Week.
The constitution of the order of KNIGHTS
OF Pythias of the grand jurisdiction of
Texas provides that those delegated to rem
resent the subordinate lodges in the grand
lodge, the grand lodge representatives. shall
make to their respective subordinate lodges
after their return from the annual session
OF the grand lodge, report of the acts of
the grand lodge, and also that they shall ex-
empllfy the secret work as it is explained
or eXemplitied by the supreme lodge repre-
sentatIves, this being a means OF assuring
accuracy and uniformity.t
Messrs. w. M. hampton, Wallace Peake
and M. Darroh, the representatives of
Queen City, Red Cross and Ruby lodges
the three lodges of this city, met and after
consultation agreed on the report to be
made and at Queen City lodge, whose reg
ular weekly meeting takes place to-night
representative w. NJ Hampton viii make
his report to his lodge; and as the members
nave already been notified by special written
communication full attendance is expscted.
Tomorrow night Representative Darroh viii
make ms report to Ruby lodge, and Thurs
day night Representative Wallace Peal,a
viii report to Red Cross lodge.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

were also made in regard to much of the
literature now read, the pleasures that
were sought, and the mammon worship of
the times as all incompatible with true
Spiritual culture. DR.. Lowber emphasized
the practice Of the teachings of the New
Testament as calculated to rightly solve the
present sociological problem OF the age.
Tue companion theme wiz be delivered To-.
night, when Seven Remedies for Crime,
VIII be discussed. The discussion of these
timely topics must be welcomed by an
thoughtful people, and especially by those
VINO have any interest in uplifting society.
LIT. LoWber will preach every night at 7:45.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

Mes want sI0 also. ''''--
Some families want the SO also so much that
they so without the dictionary
TIE gazette has the best reprint Of the
Original Webster's Die;ioaarv
It has the best print the best binding. the
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With the Weekly GAZETTE one year +, casts
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Present subscribers to TIE C.zr-~, -.
ecure copy Of this dictionzry Tor % sent -
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You are invited 10 cali at oui Office o,5 Z,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
THE UNITED spIRIruALIsTs.
The Services He7R sunday Afternoon and
the Addresses Mada

the Addresses Mada
The United Spirisualists held their reeu-
lar Sunday service yesterday AFTERNOON
Win good attendance present This so
cety OF the admirers of the beautiful
spiritual philosophy is growing rapidlF
several new members beng added e. each
| meeting After the customary hymn and
lnEocation-the expected speaker being alb
sent-Mrs. Wilson occupied the rOstrum
and delivered an address upon 1.-THE Rela-
tlon OF Spiritualism TO Christianity"
MIS- wilson is fine speaker and has
thorough knowledge OF spiritualism from
us lnelpiency to the present. time. Afters
Genhlng the SpirituaGstic idea of Jesus as
oelng very good man, who was ahead of
his time and medium of great power. the
speaker paid glowing tribute TO his teach
lngs and then contrasted the teachings of
the splrltualists witt those of orthodoxy
ana gave beautiful exposition of the
spiritual philosophy.
Or Fleming spoke eloquently and effects
IEe4y on what Good Spiritualism Has
lone IN which he claimed that spiritual
ISM mas demonstrated beyond q doubt that
uhe question If a man die shall ne live
aSsln, can be answered positively in the
MRS. Heacock was called upon, and though
tI to speak, gave a few beautiful
thoughts on ''Spiritualism. - ana after short
addresses by Mess-s. Bean and Pittm9n
ana me singing of hymn the audience
was dismissed.
Next Sunday the Forty-fourth anniver-
sary OF modern spiritualism will be appro-
prlately celebrated and in response to a /
unanimous request from the audience /
Mrs wilson Will deliver the address. in
which she viii review modern spiritualisr
rom !, us commencement until the present
1line' IL IS treat to listen to this gifted
lady, and those who attend will be well re-
paid for their trouble.
The officers of the society are Cant
Cooley, president; Mrs. z. B. SAWYER
vlce-president, and Mrs. Il. c. L. German
VINO acts as corresponding and financial
and treasurer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

10 the Fort Worth Gazette:
After cursory examination I can say that
an wen pleased with TIE GAZETTE'S Original
NepsLers Unabridged Dictionary. 1 think il
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every earnest seeker after knowledge. and nc
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great state. Yours truly, 3. c. BRAGG.
COLORADO. TEX, Aug. g. ISl0
Gazette, Fort Worth. Tex:
GENTLEMEN-Arn well pleased with WCbster'5
Unabridged Dictionary sent with Weekly GA
xzEFR. Yours truly, +. L. DEARBORNE.
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Have You Any Old CIotbesq

IH0sFE-T PLACE, NORTH FORT WORTH, a
r., r,,..- March 25, 142 {
ind The GAZETTE one of the best asso-
clated charity workers we have. and here
with send you another job in the shape of a
can can Tor more old clothes. Please publish Il
we thank you very much for the service
you nave rendered US in finding cases of des-
tltutlon' and nope you viii still keep your
eyes open and let US know when Won hear
OF more work for Us That is what we or
gaulzed for, and with your assistance we
are making a success of our work. Sin
cefeIyi Mrs. J. J. JARVIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

The report has gotten current that some
of the yyaterworks contractors arr srnT,l91--
inS labor with tue understanding tbat fne
workmen shall take up their residence in
certain wards in the city. and a failure to
comply with this demand loses the io6,to
the workman. II IS asserted thar these
measures are employed for pcilicul pIlr-
poses. 4 reporter for I'Iis GAZETTE yester-
II he aad. heard the repoft Of such trs,is-c-
tons. ''fc5," said Mr. Hawley. Il have
heard them. and have also heard of some
schemes 70 colouize -iabera-s in diFer7Tt
wards. can only say that know ruif,ius-
OF any sGct scasInei. aGc am saiisiies thai
me reports are ivithoa. Foundation. 1t any
I.-.e' "e oniy nave II iireseat :;lse1t tvaeatF
Inen on o1i '2y-rol. and ihe caloHuar5oi or
these would no. WELD a yerg n5ient inisl,-
sace on the result ef tee eissiioa.''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
A SPECIAL MEETING
OF Fort Worth Typographical Union, No.
1913, to Nominate Delegates.

At $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Typo
graphical union, No. 1888. held special meet
ing III their hall to nominate delegates. ia
the international convention to be held in
Philadelphia next June. Messrs. William
Freshman and John L. Duff were placed in
nomination, with Lee Daniels as alternate,
each candidates name being placed before
the union in neat speeches by Messrs. Sat
Bacon, d. B. Kennedy and NJ. B. johnson,
respectively The day of voting was set.l
according to instructions of the Internal
tlonal typographical union, for next Wed
nesday, from II N. 70 7:3O p. m, in Typo
graphical union hall, there being t6rea
Judges OF election-Messrs. Dell Cobb, w
y. Sullman and Frank Mcconnell.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
Attention, b. L. z.

Fort Worth Division Isl, Brotherhood
Locomotive Engineers. are requested 70
meet attheir hall At 80 p. n, Tor tue pur
pose o. attending tire funeral James
;eis Vi ing engineers anu fireneB
are respectfully invited to attend lie fu
neral Il G. Fowler, Chief Ing.
j. s. Nash, T. ). Z
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28
SENATOR Chiffon.
A Denial of the Utterances Attributed to
Him at Tyler.

HILn at Tyler.
Senator Chiffon came in last night, went
stralgnt TO the Pickwick hotel ana early re-
ured 10 rest A GAZETTE reporter sought
20 nave tax with him, but the senator de-
clined, sending back word that he was
fatlgned, and would have to be excused.
he SAID, however, in response to writ
ten question, that the reports of his TYLER
speech, as published, il some of the state
papers, were false. He had never said that
MS defeat was an indignity to the state ad-
nor anything that could be so
81 construed, out on the contrary, referred TO
the fact that many firm friends OF the roy
eruor were opposed TO him He thought
tne result OF the senatorial election would
alshearten the free silver men of the state.