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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

TIVE DEASEY HORSES AND STABLE EQUyP-
MENr BY AUCTIoN.-The mo-t importan- sale
OF horses. carriages. hHrness &c. ever held in
the District will begin On MONDAY September
>, at 40 pm, at the RenninG race truck,
through Inc auctioneers, RaJc.ifc. barr & Co.,
by order of 7. u. Draney. administrator. The
sale .. tho track will include al the .ro.tin.
STOCK and undeveioped colts. On Tuesday and
Wednesday following the fales viii take rlace
at the stables. Az l. street. and AZ the Portland
stables, 643 10 545 New York avenue These
sales are pererptory and should command
general attention. Get descriptive catalogue
before the sale Of the auctioneers or admins
traitor for full partieulars.-.Adrt.
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Closing Days a LAY E;dge.

Tuesday, September 6. last day T. and O.
trains at 9:l5 am. $50 pm. AS pm: Sunday
al 9:3j am, 1870 pm. AID 315 pm. S100
round trip.-Aoci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

ADVANCE STYECS
OF Fan Hats are in from $1-4J % 9fo0.
franc d Soy. One Price.
Conner ssh AND u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
THousaSDs Or .Do11AKs

Ispen. tryine TO find a care Cor SALT RHEUM, which
hal " years Physicians said they 81 Sc
Ny legs. back and arms were covered by
the hIn.or. WAS unable 10 lie down in bed! COULD
NOT WALK WITHOUT CRurCHES and had TO have
my arms. back and les banaaged twice day. L be-
gan TO take Hoods sarsaparilla and could see
change. The flesh became more healthy the SORES
SOON HEALED the scales fell of. was soon able
TO give uR bandaSes and crutches. and happy man
had been taking
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
for months. and siace that time two wears.
have worn no bandages whatever and my legs ana
arms are sound and we'll" =. G. DERRY, As Brad
ford st., Providence, Il. ].
HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills. constipation, bilious
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Last Suud,v mr. n o,.

SUNDAY. September g. b. and o. trains a. 9:s5
am, 80 pm and S:i5 pm. Sl.0O round trip.
-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

CLARET drawn from the wood a specially
Only at SELIesoS's, 300 Pa ave.
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Wall PAFERs. latest fall styles. Prepared to
complete orders at short notice. Horace !.
LONG. sales rooms with ". II. HOugLt0n lifE.
Co. l1lS-iZ2J T 81. H.v-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

LOWEST rEICEs for Trusses in the cityat GIIs-
MANS, 81 Pennsylvania sve.1. y.
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CLsIET drawn FROM the wood specially.
Uul- at SEIIGs0N's, 200 Pa. ave.
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' OF TIE WATER.

TIE LADIES ASD BABY Of the Chinese lcgs-
ton were photographed by N. Z. IIcEy yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

WAsINGToS GAS LroHT CoNPAST's CoKE.
The best and cheapest Fuel IN the District.
Use this and escape the dangers of other
called summer fuel Full supply on haud.
Immediate deliveries. Also best grades OF Coal
and Wood. Bottom prices and best qualities.
Johnson BRoTTEES.
Exclusive Agents for TINS Coke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

FALL STYLE HATs. SrISENErz & Sos. 1921
Pa ave.
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IL Man OR WOMAN the beauty Of fine set
IF teeth appeals TO every one. Ainots Deuh-
frice renders the teeth pearly and preserves
them. 25c- everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

CARPETs CLEATED by the EXPIRE CARPET
NoRKs 631-635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone 4zJ-2.
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AMUSEMENTS

lTCsIcAL AND ATHLETIC EXHIBITION AT
THIS FVENING (rrfaayI Al = 20 o'c,o Z cone ana
Sc tbs leaIifsi rars huIn mated. h.ar the nusic
AID see the athletic confess year s.osel
worth. Tickets. - ceats II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

HALF RATES TO NEW ORLEANS VIA b. AND o.
Tickets sold September l. 2 and 8 for one fare
for the round trip, good to return within ten
days from day Of eale. Choice Of route via
Shenandoah Junction or Cincinnati. --AdrG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

HsTs roR FALL 1892.
Nice Line New Derbys in all the best shapes.
s2to 60 r. @. LEWIS & son, 1921 E.Aork a7"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

BEsr SrocK Of Trusses in the city at GIINAN's
So PENNSYLVANIA ave. n
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ARTISTIC AND UNRASrTED.-Si'ver Filings,
T5cents: Platina. 81. Very best Teeth. 81
[. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 9Th and u.
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C1ARET drawn from the wood speciality.
OIly at SEIIGsoN's. 1900 Pa. ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho callIcr-

FORECAST TILL s =. d. SATURDAY.
Tor the District OF Columbia and MARYLAND
falr sioFiy-rlSlng temperature. essteriv winds
toE virginia, fair; warmer by Sunday; east
sriy winds
CONDITION OF TIE WATER.
temperature and condition Of vCte~ =. {
rIn.: Great Falls. temperature. II. condition.
81. Receiving reservoir, temperature. =. Con-
Triton at north connection. sc; condition at
south connection, SC; distributing rssery or,
temperature. AZ; condition az iEAuent gate
house. sc; ef,uent gate house. SO.
High water. Low water.
SIC Am S:58 pm. 1920 am. 1915 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills. constipation bilious
ness. jaundice and sick headache. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Read new shoe al. 1t
Fall Derbirs.
Advance Styles are in. See them
FRANC & Son. One Price.
sei-2t Corner 9Th and r.
Are You Going TO the bill game? inst
stop moment and get package of Whites
lucataH Gam before Won start. You viii enjoy
the game much more. au29. ct
Soc Gilnan's stock of Trugses before going
elsewhere. 627 Pennsylvania ave. II. W.
au3lse2.3
Eiscumann's, 1924 and 1926 Penna ave-.
are Offering Great Bargains in q. A. H. Hats.
Cord and Heaves. auf9-f,m&wtr
Pay SO ana FAKE YOur Choice.
New Homes. Whites. Households. Singers,
Ne.. AL warranted. at AUERBAcH's CArIToL
Hull BRANCH, Domestic Machines and Patterns,
18th and Pa. ave. c. e. wv. FUNK. Manager
auo9-6t
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while Won wait" Druggists.
aul2
:. Heller. 20 eth st. NV. il making a spe.
eialty liz Ladies an9 Chiidren's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cares DandruT. my2O-.r
Elixir Babeh cures all malarial diseases
None Name L: But 80 Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No.p
A marvel oil hsnlnes, aGl STIFFNESS
JAZZ Office i57 3e9 st. NV
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CHR- XAxpEE's old Cal. Tokay.
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Use Hsr rise use use Use Use
Use asa nse use Use Us. Use
MSS I-e use use use use use US nsa
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READ sTRsus' sdvertisemeut.
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EEIsrTorR's IcE Carau. 2a5 Gst.n.-.
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HUMAN Artificial Eyes. HE,rPLEE's, cor. ~
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KNOX FALL STYLE HATS. STISEMETz & Soy.
1887 Pa. aye.-.4drt.
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Surgical. Dental and Veterinary Instruments.
Irusses. &c. NALFoRDs 5. Telephone. I-Gl $
Pure Rye Whisky, 5 years old. &c. Ct
lure Port Wine tmcd. rsel. zoe. ct.
Golden CataVb be. 7tc. gal. pc bot
Pre-. Flour, $50. 7Jc. and zoe SIX
Cider Vinegar. Green Ginge- ard Spices Of all
kinds, new Honey. $ar'iInes. Salmon. Lob-te-
1t J.. l.. WILSON. 93i 1tn II. nv
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Read STRAUs' ad.; it viii pay you. /.
Tharp's Elegant New Store and His
Snfpu.iit OH .,nnGS

These headlines would not be appropriate in
any line Of merchandise except wires ard
liquors. 1t is well authenticated fact tina. the
older the wines and liquors are the more
they are in demand By those who know aged
liquors and wines hv their mellow and ,,.eas-
ant taste and b. their gentle. stimulating char
acter. with no dolcterioUs effects after con-
Tivial Indulgence If taken in mOdesa.ioa-as
any good thing can be abused. Mr. JAMES
IHAEP. at SD L street northwest. j. one of the
pioneer liquor and wine merchants in the
national capital and has in his cellar some Of
the oldest and most desirable goods in his line
Iii the city. His "OId Rye Berkeley WHISKY
stands pre-eminent il TIE list of good old WHISKY
se2-tuditf
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Sole SIMPLE ALLEYS INSPECTED BY A STAR RE-
PORTER-cROwDED TENEMESTs, FAD DRAIN
AGE, HEAPS OF oFFAL AND HORRIBLE DOORS
SOME sUG0 EsrrvE FACTS.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

NJ. II. --'''A 2. -. III.
sErL',NBEH.S HspyrsT NOON.
MAhS. AZ. fftsS. MUSIC
MERRY MNnESs ON IHE NkcNLEsrrR
VIII ScBroEnrR.5 oRcursTRa aud
IhEsHAi.i. HAIL
Ag-s,s,ou, Q, ies s',r.-,ionses
rRrr ~ ,xIT,stis, NJ NILS 2 ifsSN
10 M, AZ n "a ANn INDIAN HfAD.
Lewis ashsN Hs'i % y N f.sr horne.
Ns.s - -, - Z. ane ! oes.n, lr.p-
-. hoinn II" farr - rsnis
TIE River QaseL arsA' 10 III ,-d 3 a ~ - ~ 20
Ma,a.e-tef -nd 'afe th- ~. MS I,,sf -, =, ft.. -
Ia ,isI Head AZ oe-iEel Al Tor the ronnd-iTip fsre
81 - ten1s, u
ns!looa pIyEE NV. s.5eosioa.
RA!:ooE RiNLR VIEW 49,
lallc,a &c.
RH.luaa SUNDAY. S4nf a -
balloon ssna,y. 81; ! 49, -, . ss' n
pa'i-oa -vr GRTAr AFrr,r - ,'l a
Pa. o.n NOVELTY AT LAST A. .~-siaa
Balloon 49,. !.
lal..on D-u'le as~sn-;on Two g.
Balloon parachute dro.s to- d,g l...s,- n
Balloon pa-ackEte dfuis al AT %. ..saI n
-. GA time ID he ar. .r-.s.-a
IA oosi Irv7rr Dov zrrNo. 49, On.
Balloon PEARL LshoN f--.n..- n
balloon Ara 'vp doe scr tsuts ia A--..T.l,n
IA, Don separate larackutes oi.e Acorn. n
isaI! ION ute ron rarfh. tsHe1. "a.
bs.l1r. inthis son positivelya 7 s..s.i.i,
H-i.'oa new onc farili.nF novelty. Asr."-i.a.
ns!!oaa TIcEErs. - CENTS. k---,-'.s.
la.f'zn A-s.H.I. n
hNli.-.n TIE pen-r lasv~s sunday 7 As---l.i n
ht.o'n a. II A. ~. =. 3 70 and > % As.'f.aIfH.
DA,..7't p-in. iirst three l.lsfs fo- A--elrsfTn
BALM ascension. s,l-t As-eusta a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

nR. BROTHERS TNVIGoRATISG CORDIAL, Is
A. rowerful Nerve s:nulant and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and thsf class Of people " 40
are weak miserable. letharcc. sleepy lack II amid
ron ana zes there IL remedy equal to this ordis
~ mas b en- IN use for ortynye years city
Laboratory. 500 Is St s.w au.o- lmS
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IN. 81, IFf2yETH ANNrtL TXcURSIoN
vi 'AitENl Rs D.. 4, n. l5is. X. OF l..
NNNDAA. SrITlMB[D >
.,''a'- if7N' = h a. f.f.. a. FlId n 20 D. ri.
"a aNti - & tho r---s' attractions . Rfv.r Wv
''' '"'ini'''" IN ri.rs, trF "usac'd the rsr,-at-d
Mons. IlpNI
IN lis uneQn7lsl aud Ilar1-Io1- f,.ts ~ .tir apa
CArsfE "a ~ lal riufe
II A"'~' -''' 'hildr'r half fare. sel-a,
SATvEDAN. September LAST PANTY "a.
= !. the elegant palace
steamer. SkTTVDAy S.--,.-,,..r
sAMUEL J. PENTs. nm. t,,;s only NV . ~
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EVERYBODY GOES TO
ROCKVILLE FAIR.
SEPTEMBER :. AND Q. 1902.
Round trtr. via 3 ami O. 81. ia-lad:nS adn.ssi n
70 the grounds
IMMENSE BENCH Snow OF DOCS.
ATHLETIC GAMES on SEPTEMBER zePM.
FIVE RACES EACH DAY. SEPTEMBER : AND o
SPLENDID DISPLAY
CATTLE. HORSES. POULTRY AND HOUSEHOLD
se2-cs WORK.
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HE CLOSE OF TIRE SEASON OF iSge
At COLONIAL BEACH aNp PINEY POINT

On >ftu-fs- -varirr e.-.e-..lls-a and on sun 'sy
N, p-''...Fr -Ls 3th no steamer ''assorlp
A',ala N-l max" h'- CLOSING frius 20 The nlslN
h'lnrl iitr - q for tlr % $50 . lcsviur
- " ~. 90 . - ~ -. Tor tHlnr'af Hearh qua
fin~l i'' - The us al h'ur~-Hn saturday sveni AZ
sol JND .a.l'arFaN .t..,sr So.
| ABOR DAY LABOR nay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Excfuslve AGENTS for this Coke.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Terrell to SPEAK at Georgetown.

Judge Terrell to Speak at Georgetown.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1s.-Judge Terrell
of this city has accepted an invitation from
the people Of Georgetown to address them
on the political issues Of the campaign. The
speech, which is looked forward to with a
great deal of interest, will be delivered to-
morrow. Judge Terrell is supporting the
administration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Representative Districts.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 Ine GaZeLle.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1S.-The sub-com-
mittee on representative and senatorial
districts in the house blocked out the fol-
lowing representative districts to-day:
Bowie, l representative; Cass, 1; Marion,
l Bowie, / Morris, Titus, Red River, l;
Lamar, 3; Fannin, 2; Grayson, 8; Cook, |;
Montague, l; Wise, l; Denton, Wise and
Cook, l; Collin, 2; Hunt, /; Hunt and Kauf-
man. l Hopkins, l; Hopkins, Franklin and
Delta, l Wood and Raines, L: Harrison, l !;
Harrison and Gregg, l; Smith, l; Smith,
Upshur and Camp, /; Upshur and Camp, l :;
Rusk and Panola 2; Cherokee, l; AndOr-
son, l; Houston, l; Houston, Anderson,
Cherokee, Angelina, 1; Nacogdoches, l;
Shelby and Sabine, l; Rusll, l; San Angus
tine. Newton and Jasper, /; San Jacinto
and Polk, l; Tyler Hardin, Liberty, Jeffer-
son, l Orange, Chambers, 2; Harris, /;
Harris, Walker, Montgomery, Trinity, 3;
Galveston, /; Galveston and Brazoria, /;
Galveston, BraZoria Matagorda and Whar-
ton, l; Fort Bend and Waller, l; Austin, l
Colorado, j; Lavaca, l; Fayette, l Fayette,
Lavaca and Colorado, /; Washington, l;
Washington, Burleson and Lee, l; Burle-
son and Lee, l; Bastrop, /; Caldwell, l;
Travis, 2; Burnett and Lampasas, l;
Grimes, l; Brazos, 1; Leon and Madison,
l /; Freestone, l; Navarro, l; Navarro and
Henderson, l Limestone, l: Falls, l;
Milan, l Robertson, 1; Limestone,
Milan, Falls, Bell, l; Nc
Lehman, 2; CoryelI, 1; Kaufman, l; Ellis,
l Johnson, 1; Ellis and Johnson, l: Will
hanson and Bell, l. Dallas, 3; Dallas and
Rockwell, l. This apportionment is based
on population of $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
WEATHERFORD.
A Large Crowd to Hear Capt Frank Ball
The Local News of tho Day Gath
orod for Gazette Readers.
Special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, Tex, March 1S.-ManJ
farmers are on the square to-day, and will
remain over night to hear Capt Ball 8
speech. 1t is rumored on the streets that
Capt. Wooten of Dallas has been invited
by and in behalf of Clark adherents to di-
vide time and reply to Capt. Ball here to-
night.
Judge A. P. Mccormack passed through;to,
day on his way to Dallas from Graham,
Tex. where he adjourned court yesterday
two hours before his appointment. He was
In good spirits and received the cheerful
news OF his confirmation to-day.
The ladies having IN charge the manage
ment for the grand merchants and trades.
mems carnival, to be given next Thursday
or as soon thereafter as possible, at Haynes
opera house, were out allotting represents
ton to our business men this morning.
They report splendid success in their IN.
dertaklng, as most all who were approached
were glad to take part. The GAZETTE, al
ways to the front in laudable enterprises,
will be represented in the affair commensu-
rate with its popularity
Your correspondent can well anticipate
the nice home that Parson Boone of thu
Methodist Episcopal church will occupy
after this benefit. When all pull together
to build, their zeal is amply rewarded.
AS anticipated in your columns last Mon
day, movement among our citizens is on
foot to rebuild the residence burned of MIR.
J. P. Kerr last Sunday, and an amount ne ar
$500 has been raised for that purpose at
this time.
Judge w. NJ Key of Fort Worth is cir
culating among Weatherford friends to-day.
1t will be glad news to many friends that
Mr.. w. B. Miller was able to be down in
his store this morning after long confins-
ment at his home with sickness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Austin Letter.
Corresrondence Of the Gazette.


AUSTIN, TEX, March 1s.-Although five
DAYS OF the thirty which constitute the ses-
sion have passed, very little has been done.
Business which it was supposed would have
gone forward with jump from the begin
ming, has not only not jumped, but has
scarcely walked save at snail's pace. The
mileage and per diem and contingent ex-
pense bills went through kiting, but moth
ing else. The judiciary committee, espe-
cially in the house, has made but little
progress, and is wrangling over matters
that should have been disposed Of in an
hour. Ditto the reapportionment commit
tees. The vital business of the session is
in the hands Of these committees, and may
not get before the two houses for several
days. Another thing that has been quite
noticeable too, is the absence of that great
and formidable lobby that everybody ex-
pected. 1t has not as yet materialized.
Ehere is a lobby here, of course, but rather
limited in numbers, and not very formid-
able in character
The idea sought tp be spread abroad that
Chilton's defeat would be blow at the ad-
ministration got no countenance from the
members Of the legislature. A
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
THEY SAW VELASCO.
Prominent Steamship Men Inspect the
Texas Deep Water Port" and Are
AgreeAbIy Surprised.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
VELAsco, TEX, March 1S.-Capt Robero
Irving, commanding the steamtug Cynthia,
arrived at Velasco to-day. He brought
Commodore E. Spicer of New York, chief
of the Mallory line of steamships, who
is visiting Texas for the first time
in five years, and Capt. ]. n. Sawyer, the
Mallory line agent at Galveston. They
sounded the bar and expressed as
constituent at the depth of the water and
width of the channel, and said their longest
steamship, the Concho, that measures
34S feet, could easily come in and go out
at any time General Manager Morrisey
of the Velasco Terminal showed the Wis
itors the wharf and harbor improvements,
and they questioned him closely about the
steamship Austerlitz that is coming here
from Liverpool. 1t is the establishment of
this European line to Velasco that has evil
IDENTIFY stirred up the Mallory owners, and
they will most likely make this one Of their
ports of entry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19

Special to the Gazette.

special 10 Ine GaZeJIe
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1s.-The sub-com-
mittee of the house having in charge
Gossett's alien land and private corpora
ton bills has substantially agreed upon a
favorable report on each, with some modif-
cations. The alien bill makes land held by
aliens defeasible after ten years; ditto
corporations, having more land than shall
be necessary for their legitimate business /;
each may take lease, hold or buy land on
forfeiture to secure payment of debt
previously or hereafter incurred on the con-
dition of alternating the same to citizen or
citizens of the United States within an
years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Carved Out Three.
Spec al to the Gazette.

SPEC At 70 inc TALtLIb,
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1S.-The house sub
committee on congressional districts worked
all day and carved out three districts. The
committee agreed to give out nothing to
the press, but these are the districts agreed
on:
No. 1-Galveston, Brazoria, Fort Bend,
Austin, Burleson, Washington and Milan.
This district follows the Santa F'e railroad
from the gulf northward.
No. 2-Harris, Walker, Montgomery,
Grimes, Waller, Brazos, Madison, Trinity,
Robertson and Leon.
No. 9-Cham bers, jefferson, Orange, San
Jacinto, Hardin, Liberty, Polk, Houston,
Angelina, Sabine, Newton, Jasper, Shelby,
Nacogdoches, Cherokee, Pamela, San Au-
gustire, Rusk
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Redistricting is the Principal
Work of the Hour.
FORT WORTH HAS A FAIR SHOW
For One of the New State Commissions of
Appeal to be Established.
The Chiffon Men Hold Caucus and De-
termine to Stand by Their FavorIte.
The Course of Legislation
Up to the Present Time.
The Chiffon Caucus.
Special to the Gazette.

pCC4dL ~ bLlC Gd-GtLC
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1S.-The Chiffon
its had q large caucus tonight presided
over by Senator Kearby, at which not only
legislators but prominent administration
lists were also present. Stirring speeches
were made by Messrs. Stat
ford, Brock Robinson and Swayne.
They boldly announce that their
candidate is still in the race and that the
caucus tonight resolved to await the in
structions which will be sent tomorrow
to Messrs. Hood and White. From good
authority the following is learned: Sena-
tor Chiffon will reach here early
tomorrow. A rousing reception viii
be given him by his devoted
adherents and he will either tomorrow or
Monday in a little address TO the legisla-
ture formally withdraw from the race BY
this he will create a favorable impression
upon the legislature and prepare for fu-
ture political advancement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
AParalytic Stroke.

AUSTIN, TEX, March 1S.-W. H. Huddle,
the artist, was stricken with paralysis
snoon to-day while at work in his studio.
He was removed TO his home and a ply
stefan called, who pronounced the case Sc
rious, the brain being involved, together
with the entire face and one side.
Chartered-The Texas land and invest
ment company of Rockport; capital, 20, 900.
The Colored cotton screwmen's association
of Galveston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
TWO ACCIDENTS.
Tive Katy Employees at Denison Met With
Serious Mishapa

Special TO the Gazette.
DESIsoN. TEX, March 1s.-G. T. Wilson,
fire kinder at the Katy roundhouse, was
caught in front of push-car last night
and before he could be pulled out his left
foot and leg were so mashed that amputa-
ton may be necessary.
Brakeman Rousenberg, badly injured at
Chilli, 1. T., has been sent TO the Sedalia
hospital for treatment
G. F. Muir, a colored hostler at the Katy
shops, was badly injured late last night.
A big chunk of coal fell upon his head,
cutting fearful cash in the top OF his
head.
There are 1923 pupils enrolled in the
public schools.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
Gave EN- a Dinner.
,pecial to the Gazette.

Special 20 INC TaZ6LIt.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 1S.-Capt. Grove of
Dallas gave dinner to-day at the Driskill
to number of friends, among them Gov
.szxanadzaRg Acknowledgement Pendle-
ton, Speaker Miner, Mr.. Sawnie Robinson,
MIR Farmer Shaw, Mr.. John Cochran, Mr..
William Goss, DR.. Perry, Mr.. William
Crawford and Senator Kimbrough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
TWO GOOD INDIANS.
One Stabbed to Death and the Other Gets
His Neck Broken.
Special to the Gazette.

SpcCl]I 70 LIE OAZcbtc.
Paris, TEX, March 1S.-A drunken row
on the southbound Frisco train near Jen-
son, Ark, this morning resulted in the
death of two Indians. Several Indians got
on at Fort Smith and soon quarrel arose
between them. After passing Jensen one
of them whipped out knife ahd plunged 1t
into the others body in two places. The
wounded man reached for his gun, when
the other Indian rushed out Of the car and
jumped off, breaking his neck in the fall.
The wounded man was left at CaVonal,
where he died to-day.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19

, Texas in 1869, locating in vanZandt county,
where he taught school and farmed till
1872 He then moved to Hood county. where
his home now is. He was elected to the
Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first
legislatures from the Fortieth district, and
was elected commissioner of the general
land Office in the fall of 1890, the office which
he now holds. Col. McGaughey is candi-
date for reelection.