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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05

Charles J. Moore, R u. Bowers, Jack
Wilson, white, and John Greer, colored,
We're put in yesterday on vagrancy charges.
John Abbey, colored, was also put in on a
gaming charge. Five negroes and five
whites were sent to the road, and five more
are in waiting.
Wednesday morning, about 2 O'Clock,
three negroes, Louis Clark, Walter Carpeu-
ter and VIII Bennett, were arrested in the
Acre by the police, on suspicion of being
connected with recent robberies. They
were put in the calaboose, but later on
Chief Jim placed the trio in the county jail
Rankin's saloon at the Union stockyards
had recently been robbed of S57 in cash, a
lot of cigars and cigarettes, and these ne
groes were strongly suspected. Also, two
gold watches, one from w. G. Mercer aud
the otner from J. B Longeuotti, had re.
Gently been stolen. They told the officers
where the tickers could be found, but de-
MED all knowledge of the whereabouts Of
the cash Yesterday Jailor Elliott thought
from VIII Benefits actions that he had
money concealed on him, and ordered him
brought to his private room and thoroughly
searched. While the search was going on,
Bennett weakened. and IN the lining of his
coat was found $40 of the S57 stolen from
the saloon. So this and tine watch confess
sion insures the three young bucks thine"
IN one Of the penitentiaries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
dhest Assortment in the City,
II. N. CONNER & Co.
Booksellers and stationers.

pany first-class throughout, and a full band
and orchestra is carried with the company.
IRp The Ladies' Associa ed Charities will
meet this afternoon at o'clock in the par
lors of the First Baptist church. Mrs.
Jarvis, president.
Work will begin next week on the new
Eddy suspension bridge over Trinity river
between the waterworks and the present
wagon bridge at the Cotton Belt crossing
Chief Maddox yesterday recovered SIS of
the money which was taken from Joe Ran
kin's saloon on Monday night The whole
amount was So. The money was recovered
from William Bennett.
A musical entertainment will be given by
the teachers and pupils of the conservatory
OF music at the recitation hall, 5l1 Houston
street, Friday evening next. An excellent
programme has been arranged
People residing in the northeastern
portion Of the city are complaining of the
poor service of the electric lights One
light on Peach and Evans is said to have
failed to burn for several weeks.
The regular meeting of Panther CITY
lodge No. 1852 knights and Ladies of Honor
will be held tonight at knights of Honor
Hall. All members and visitors are re-
quested TO attend. Mrs. H. A. Sorry, sec
rotary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
Railway sIaiI Service,

General order No. les has been issued
from the Office of the superintendent OF the
Eleventh division in this city.
In reporting casualties clerks will here
after, be expected TO give the exact hour at
which the accident occurs in making their
reports.
Clerks in charge on all lines must be
careful to note on the record of arrivals
and departures the cause of delay, II any,
IN arrival of trains at terminal points. In
making the daily examination of these
records poStmaSters and transfer clerks
will be careful to note if tine cause of DELAYS
is noted on the record. In all cases of fail.
ure to note the cause of DELAYS on the
record the fact must be reported TO this
Office and the name of the clerk at fault
given 6-G3l.)
The exchanges of inner registered sacks
between BremonG and Houston, Tex, and
Bremond, Tex, and ST. Louis, Mo-, have
been discontinued.
A clerk of class 8, Fourth division, has
been reduced to class . for an indefinite
time on account of poor case examinations.
Removal-A clerk of class ), seventh
division, for continued violation of section.
$40, postal laws and regulations.
Suspensions-A clerk of class ., this di-
vision, two days, for failure TO report for
case examination when ordered to do so BY
his chief clerk.
A clerk of class 8, this division. one dav.
for carelessness in handling registered
matter
A clerk Of class 8, Fourth division, three
days, for putting OFF at local station, TO be
received by next train, a pouch which he
knew contained working mail for his line
Two clerks of class 5, Eighth division.
one day each, for excessive error record.
A clerk of class ,, Tenth division, five
days, for habitual carelessness in delivery
9fmail at catch stations, and for missend-
Sag registered mail.
4 A clerk of class 8, Tenth division. ten
days, for failure to take run on account of
intoxication
A clerk of class 4, Sixth division. one
day for the use of violent, abusive and
threatening language towards his fellow
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05

The Ladies aid society of the Mulkey
Memorial church will give p conundrum
supper, corner South Main and Linda
streets, Friday night next, at which the
following bill Of fare will be served:
!. What asthmatic people are
,. Intoxicated bovine.
3. What most people need.
!. Food of the spinning-wheel
5. i celebrated author.
6. Women of grit.
Z. Boston's overthrow.
5. Causes neighborhood contentious.
O. What shall we do with Mrs. Lanetryl
10 Springs Offering.
II. What Il boy calls his sweetheart.
l. Unruly member.
II, Tabby's party
II. What mankind has been doing since
Eve ate the apple.
10. Impertinence.
16. Tree cake.
Il. The son of Noah.
Everybody cordially invited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05

Alderman Montgomery said yesterday
the waterworls committee was in receipt
of q letter from Macarthur Bros, in fact,
Mr.. Simon Kinsella, superintendent of ma
sonry, brought the letter yesterday from
this firm, introducing him as their repre-
sentative, and stating that owing to Mr..
Hawley's Illness, Mr.. c. Il. Clarke would
arrive here next week to take Mr.. Hawley's
place until he is able to make the trip to
Fort Worth The first shipment of pipe is
en- route and by the latter part of next week
the initial work on the waterworks sys TEN
Will be inaugprated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
Bicycle Party at Huffman Hall LastSight

4 party of ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
a pleasant evening at Huffman's hall last
night at the invitation of F. H. Collins. A
bicycle club was formed by those present,
called the Union bicycle club named from
the celebrated Union wheel. W. Pratt was
elected president, Mrs r. L. Moorehous
and r. H. Sellers, vice-presidents; Miss
Julia Williams, corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. Elmar Armstrong, recording secre-
tary; VIII Dodge, tr. asurer.
The club meets once month, and is com
posed of ladies and gentlemen who ride
wheels and who later will give riding
parties and other pastimes. This is good
start for the young people, as bicycle riding
is very healthful pastime, as well as
useful accomplishment.
The Magnolia bicycle banjo club sere-
naded the party, furnishing q nice pro-
gramme.
This club meets Monday and Thursday
nights at Huffman hall Young people are
invited TO attend and join.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05

Those of the delegates who went to the
cattle convention at Austin returned to
Fort Worth yesterday. Among them were
Messrs. George B. Loving, C. c. French,
William Hunter, John X. Rosson, Ben Cobb,
c. W. Merchant, Charles Coon, P. S.
Witherspoon, Col. J. L. Pennington. They
report having had 4 good meeting, and one
that will result in much good TO the cattle
men. They, and in fact all the delegates,
were nicely entertained by the people of
Austin, and all have good word to speak
in behalf of the Capital City.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
TIE oouRTs.
An Epitomo of the Husiness Dispatched by
the Tribunals of Tarrant County.


the Tribunals of Tarrant County.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRIBUTION. Il. E BECK
HAM, JUDGE.
CAST. A. J. Roe vs. Heck s. Baker and
Sallie NJ. Baker, Administrative of the es-
tate of G. W. Baker deceased; Judgment
for plaintiff for S24. 1861 and ordered that
the Judgment against Sallie NJ. Baker be
certified to the county court and there to be
paid IN the Cue course of administration.
SUIT FILED.
69l3 John Behrens VS.. Francis Granger,
Jake johnson, Robert Mozart ct al, tres
pass 10 try title to part of the J. n. Ellis
GAO acre survey, containing 20 acres. more
or less and now known as the Jersey Hill
addition.
FoRTY-EIGHTu DISTRICT CoURT-HoN. y. (.
sTEDMAN, JUDGE.
The case of Henry l.. Williams vs.. Z. R.
Taylor, district clerk an agreed mandamus
case to determine the validity of the act
creating third term for the Forty-eighth
district court, notwithstanding a strong
presentation by those anxious to uphold it,
Judge Stedman decided it to be unconsti-
tutional and nugatory a decision which
meets with general approval. The case
viii be appealed. =
The jury in the suit of Ledbetter VS..
Page returned no verdict and were dis
charged until this morning
Lyman Dana vs. T. w. House, plaintiff
files motion for a new trial ,.ssssssS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
Balk Line .BIlliard match.

T. A. Evans and Harry Blythe of the Pa
interested in the proposed billiard match
between 7. J. Ross of this city and Aft
Taylor of Cleburne, which is to occur at
the Elk billiard parlor. The date of the
match has not vet been settled. Messrs.
Evans and Blythe are backing MIR. Ross
and viii have all matters arranged in few
days. Dick Turner Will probably be
chosen as referee of the game.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
That is the Condition of the
Packing House Strike.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Proceedings of the Body Yesterday
Afternoon.
The WaterworISs Contract-Back from
Austin-Tarrant County Teachers.
At the JaIl-En Route to Fort
Smith - Other City News.
Tarrant County Teachers.

The Tarrant county teachers institute will
meet at Grapevine next Saturday. 9Th inst A
great many teachers from the city will go
out 10 participate in the proceedings. For
their accommodation the Cotton Belt has
authorized q special rate of one fare. They
can leave here at $50 in the morning and
arrive at Grapevine at $3.50. Returning,
they leave Grapevine at 600 and reach
home at 7:10 in the evening, thus giving
them full day at the institute
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-05
LOCALITIES.

Remember the musical and literary en-
tertainment at the parlors of the First Bap-
tlst church tonight. Everyone is invited
to attend.
Robert a. Nef's comedy company, travel
ing by special palace car, passed through
the city to-day en- route 10 Granbury where
performance will be given tonight. The
company open at Decatur Monday night.
The repertoire is..of the legitimate, the com
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F, H, Collins Co.'S Bicycle School.
y II Ill

A W. Hudson of Colorado, leading
cattleman, is in the city on business.
John L. Terrell, one of Terrell's promin-
ent attorneys, is visiting in the city
Ed Reynolds, manager of the Nelse Nor
ris ranch in Midland county, is in the city.
DIR. " a. Adams returned last night
from Waco, where he has been unavoidably
detained for the past three weeks.
T. Carson Of Fort Sumner. N. NJ, is in
the city en- route home from New Orleans.
Mr.. Carson is q prominent New Mexico
cattleman
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-01
WON ONE EACH.
The Phillies and the Senators Play Two
Games at Exposition Park.

There were 1900 Pittsburgers at Exposi-
tion Park yesterday afternoon to see the
Philadelphia and Washington teams play off
their two postponed games. As previously
stated this arrangement was made to enable
the Phillies to reach Louisville in time to
play to-day.
Yesterdays two games were very well
played. Both teams put up a first-class
article of ball playing and each side got a
victory. Big Sam Thompson's errors gave
the first game to the Senators.
In the first game singles by Hoy and Lar
kin, a stolen base and muffed fly by
Thompson scored two runs in the sixth inn
ing. Thompson's error was made with two
men out. Robinson's single, two sacrifice
hits and Hoy's single scored the run in the
seventh. Carsey was hit on the arm by
pitched ball in the sixth inning and retired
Esper taking his place. Five hits were made
off Carsey.
In the second game Radford got his base
on balls in the first inning, Dowd made q
runners to second and third. Larlxin got hfs
base on balls, filling the bases, and MCGUIRE
also got his base on balls, forcing in q run
Aliens tumble of Duffee's grounder sent in
another run.
For the Phillies triple each by Hamilton
and Connor and sacrifice by Mailman
earned two runs in the third inning. In the
and a tumble by Robinson netted the third
run.
In the ninth inning Milligan batted in
stead of Knell, but the change did not do any
good. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-01
A STRONG STATEMENT.
Sullivan Said to Be Reducing Himself at an
Enormous Rate.

Sullivan Said to Be Reducing Himself at an
Enormous Rate.
NEW YORK. June 30.-Bright and early yes
terday morning John L. Sullivan awokc to
commence in earnest the task of reducing
his adipose tissue. On the previous evening
the Bostonian was taken in charge by Phil
Casey, the champion handball player, OF
Brooklyn, who has been assigned the some
what uncomfortable job of training John L.
He was taken to Casey's handball court on
Sackett street, Brooklyn, to do little pre-
liminary work before he retired. The cham
pion is somewhat of an expert at the game,
and took kindly to his work. After several
bouts Sullivan was weighed, and to the as
topishment of both himself and his trainer
1t was noticed that Sully had just lost seven
pounds. Sullivan was then rubbed down
and put to bed.
Early yesterday morning, after a light
breakfast, he was again induced to play sew
eral games of handball, and in the afternoon
he took a spin as far rs Fort Hamilton and
back, running and walking in turn under
the watchful eye of Trainer Casey. He also
took light exercise with dumbbells and
punching the inflated bag until he perspired
freely. At nightfall he was once more
weighed, and tipped the beam at 2a9 pounds,
a reduction of just IA pounds in two days.
The ''big fellow" will continue to do light
work at Caseys court until next Friday or
Saturday. when he will go to Bay Head, L.
l., where johnson, his backer, yesterday
hired q cottage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-01
AsBURY PARK WHEELMEN RACES
Banker, Of Pittsburg, Carries on Three OF
the Second Prizes.

Banker, of Pittsburs, Carries OF Three OF
the Second Prizes.
AsBuRY PARK, June So-[Speciol. EThe
eighth Tri-States Circuit races, under the
auspices Of the Asbury Park wheelmen,
took place to-day on the grounds Of the AS
bury Park Athletic Association.
First race, Monmouth county champion
ship, one mile-Harry Martin, of the Asbury
Park wheelmen, won from George P. Kuhl,
of the Red Bank Cycling Club. Time, 3:0S.
Second race, ono mile, for men of the ESQ
class-E. NJ. Goodwin, of the Atlanta wheel
men, won from W. H. Milliken, of the Brook
lyn Cycling Club, disqualified for foul riding;
c. T. Buhl, of the Queens county wheelmen,
second. Time 2:45
H. W. Taxis, of the Athletic Club Of the
Schuylkill Navy, won the third race, one
mile, in eA2 George T. Banker, Of the Man.
haitian Athletic Club, second.
nionship race was won by W. j. Mooney,
Union County Roadsters In IS 3-5 seconds,
from E. NJ. Goodwin, of the Atlanta wheel
men.
WV. Taxis, Of the Athletic Club of the
Schuylkill Navy, won one mile scratch
race in 2:46 20, with Banker, of the Manhat-
rans. second.
The New Jersey State championship for
the one-quarter mile safety, was won by
Martin, of the Asbury Park wheelmen, in
a seconds, Harry S. Wheeler, OF the Man
haitian club, second.
The two-mile handicap was won by Taxis,
who had 40 yards, first, Banker, so yards,
second. Time, 5:19 25.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-01
News From ths Wharf,


THE Diamond is over due.
THE II, &. Bedford came in last evening.
THE Scotia left for Cincinnati last evening with
good trip.
THE G. W. Bachelor was the Morgantown packet
out Yesterday.
THE excursion boat, French's New Sensation,
came down the Monongaheia yesterday.
THE W. W. O'Neil1, Diamond, Harry Brown
and John A. Wood are on their way up with emp
ties.
CAPTAIN NlApDY did not get away with the May
flower yesterday as expected. He may 60 out to-
morrow.
THE Hudson was the first steamer to pass through
the locks at Davis Island for seven mouths She Is
on her way to Cincinnati.
THE effect of the closing Of the wickets at the
Davis Island dam was noticeable on the river yes
terday. Last evening the gauge marked feet
inches.
THE Iron Queen. Captain j. NJ. Phillips. came in
good trip oY freight. She goes out to-day and
many passengers have already engaged rooms for
the round trip 10 Cincinnati.
MEssRs. HIaBEE and jackson and Captain John
Barrett, Of the Interstate Transportation Com
the Tennessee River Navigation Company's fleet
yesterday, but were not heavy bidders.
COMPLAINTS continue to be made by riverInen of
the bad state Of the Monongahela and the d fculty
In getting around many cbstructions in the river.
Ncone or no firm seems willing. however. TO make
any move whereby the rivers condition may be
changed, preferring to make themselves believe
that help will be afforded by the Government.
In the United States Marshal's office yesterday
afternoon z Of the model barges owned by the
public sale on mortgages. They were sold by
James H. Park, q trustee under the mortgage, and
bought In by himself. he being tie only bidder He
two aud $500 for one. -f