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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
ION THE GAZETTE'S EXCURSION
To the Chicago Dedication and Niagara
East Texas Still in the Lead With
Six of Seven Leaders.

with considerable interest and pleasure
the enterprise Of "THE GAZETTE in
the Worlds fair dedication excursion
project | have no doubt that it will be
complete and perfect success.
Out OF the quota OF invitations TO the
dedicatory exercises 20 which am en-
titled, Twin take pleasure in iurnish-
ing Invitations TO THE GAzErTE's ex-
cursion party, TO the number Of seven.
teen persons. Please send me the
names and addresses Of the party az
soon as the contest is over and / will
see that invitations are promptly for
warded TO them at their homes These
invitations entit!o the holders thereof 10
reserved seats in the building in which
the dedicatory exercises viii be- held
at jackson park, On the 2lst Of October
1892.
With kind regards and best wishes,
! am, very truly yours,
JOHN II. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

CLEHuRNE, Tax, Sept 10, 1892,
Youwi fnd enclosed 10 coupons for tho
following candidates Misses Melllo Notes,
Wayland; Kate Cooper, Granbury; Ida
Whcatley, Amarillo; Matte Bluyon, Fort
WOrh Fannie G. MoCOwn, Mars hal {;
Blanche COwau, Haudley; Leila Smith,
Comancho, As Una and Johnnie asked for
help for Miss Leila, !, being a KID" VIII
help them with their candidate also chap
eron, and tope they viii return the com
pllment by including my candidate Miss
Nellie Notes when they vote. They can
not find more worthy and and apprccia-
tive young lady 10 bostOw their votes on.
All the grown folks and children too will
testify 10 this fact that know her. Also find
enclosed ~ votes for Mr.. and Mrs. u. y,
Shropshire. Fort Worth. / am not &c
auainted with them, but cast those votes
for the sake OF Una and johnnie, and hope
they will remember my candidates Will
will come again Ia more force som. Yours
in the hope Of my candidate getting there.
"PAuDf RrAS.'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

burg, sopi. H.. votes 70 coupons fcr Niissc,
Ray Goldberg. Ida kirl ieea IN re 4,
.ula Boyd jennie Bird, Nadt Il rr.son,
Willie Rodgers, MIR and Mrs slrl
Il. b avd O. A.. Mount flcasau', sept.
II, 700 . soNpons for Mo and Mis- Gun.
bingham aid for Mis- o. Ethel netoaoh,
rhco HA.nwon and MiuuIc Patton
Hig -Four city, sept a vote co. cou-
p0ns Tor Misses Eva Pennington .daite
hinyon, Lula Rives, Sophie Putnam. rhco
Harrwoil, Minnie Patton and Sadie
Lagey.
Big -Four city, Sept q, votes 1000 coa-
pons for Misses Eva ponnlngton, Matte
Binyon, Lula Rlvcs, 1hco Baruwou, Min
mic Patton, Sophia Putnam and Maud
Bartlett
Horse Fly. Decatur Sept. 81, votes % cou.
pons for Misses Todd Collins, Ida Wheat.
ley, Sophia Putnam and ~ for MIR. and
Mrs. Carter
pig Four city, sept q, votes 1000 for
Misses Eva Pennington, Lula Rives, Matuo
Binyun, Ihoo BanweA, Minnie Patton,
Leila Smith and Sophia Putnam.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

ny MRa FANNIE srgAU YouNu,
Come music, OH W.T. must keep Ia line,
Not lauH, are We or last
Now, Peguss IS your feet Incline
Go measure quick Id fast
Prescribed are earth binnd feai, but naught
he lislt OF The ma % oin stay,
Tho IA y wers Of rarti uu cir be fraught
with Itrrors mad array
Volcanic fires split wide the rocks,
The earthquake d e. b tomb
Their dem m risc The mu. but mocks,
And froWus N m Q3icA 10 their doom
swift on tho surglng waves II sails;
II layrs IA the ilgnt o Ct tho hiuIi
1t Rides In the gale, nor n l r. nor fans,
Whom th' weary watchi k suns.
with tear for tear Il wceps In th' moan.
That bursts from sorrow souli
And IL ~ Tie light that gildH the throne
OF JOY rom toli to pole
From heights, from depths, from far Il brings
The sweets from swco mess nivou,
For III tlrpltss muse but ids rs wings
AZ M bursting gaies OF Heaven,
Thus nCet and with rich PITTS we come,
The little folks Of Longvcw:
II NlctOfys beams our heads Hume
VIII promise long to love You,
Ihercvi b send you w votes for Mr.. and
Mrs. g. y. Cunningham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

GnNER, TAX, Sept 10 1902
Please hnd enclosed 10 votes; please
place 70 the credit OF the following young
ladies;
Zuia Boyd, Gilmeri Ida Wheallcy
Amarillo! Mollio Chauey, Longylewi
Maggie Hutchisou, Queen Ciiyi Winnie
CoY. Terrell: Cola Groves, ALI
lene; Zaida Harrison, Grcenvillc see 10
Sundays GAZETTE where parties from
Noimlu. Tex. wish 70 exchange votes Tor
Misses COY and Grovts ! vote for thcm
and wish thom and the friends OF the other
young ladies' which / have voted Tor 70 yote,
for our Zula ! will send more soon u
see they have voted for our candidate
Oh WOMAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
l1nnY rnlsoN M MusEuM


An Invitation to the GaEstte's EIeursion-
lists to visit tho Confederate Display
CHICAGO ILI., Sept 10
To the Business Manager Gazette, Fort
Worth, Tex.
DEAR SIR: Observing with pleasure
the widespread interest the people OF
vour state are maniiesting in the dedi-
cation exercises Of the Worlds Column
bian Exposition to be held IN chicago
ncvt month. We take pleasure in eX-
tending to the party composing the
GAzETTEs excursion a cordial invita-,
lion 10 visit Libby Prison national
war museum, feeling assured they viii
ate disnlav of war relics and documents
SO closely associated with all the prom
inent and distinguished general ofii-
GERS. statesmen and private soldiers
who participated in the war from 1861
TO 1855. Very respectfully,
NORMAN J.. Ross,
Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

Invitation to The Ga1ette's Party to Visit
the world Famous Picture

CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1892
Editor Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex
Dear SIR Noting that your paper
will send an excursion OF representative
Texas young ladies % Chicago TO attend
the Columbian exposition dedication,
desire to extend the party through you
a cordial invitation to visit our marvel
Gus exhibit Of the painters art the
World famed picture Of the battle Of
Gettysburg, q picture known and Ia
nous In both hemisphcres, picture
pronounced by many Federal and Con-
federate officers to be literally true to
nature and marvellous in realistic inn
preston. This famous painting Is l15
feet In circumference, 80 feet high, 500
feet long, and should your excursion
party honor us with an acceptance, es-
pecial pains will be- taken to have them
understand the greatest work Of art In
this country in all it's details. Trusting
TO have the pleasure Of meeting your
Texas representatives next month, am
Very Respectfully
A. HENRoTIN,
Manager Gettysburg Panorama.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

nii. III Miss Barnwell OF Gilmcr still leads
|aeahia he outside list.
0us,, NJ East Texas still continues to claim
isa,i ID J. 4, and Of the seven representatives
|rmn al tbe outside chaperons.
q. "a. santa H., road ,o, ono of
sst s,..t,,,,5 ,,,,,,,l,,ots ana nun d,.
sssi ~ IT, =, A., dodic,tion core,norios
s,1 .aea ,,,,,,,,,, nol,,,,, Fo,., I,,o,t uni
|es gsrri -,.t ,hor,
ea,sN ~,
~ ~ Ai o,"e'
cd ~ Y M h, accompanied by the cash.
da.Ssa ao'' ~
" VI 49,. VAsn WIZ '''9
ny ~ ha asen's nus - ''''
e. IN iea papers anu ''''N '''' '''O''' WIN
- ~ OruV's'
Il CO. NiAi ''',I'S -
blurto,E su' e' '!'e 49, l'''' +,
In uesVIi 'v'o' VI 'ueiii anu " oi'1 .
~ ~ view o' Vne eApoSi.'o,i sl"u'iu7'
in''R pnose VINO are noV soi"s " ''ie Te'i'''
on WiIi our s"iS '0r '''v' '"'o -
|nteli WI 'an'er'e'' pie'el.iuon, u my s'%"'
"a l-V'uie' ~
Iva a.. N Aiih 'N'"'sio'i'
|uilwss THE GAzErIEs party wllI leave fort
|ncpa Worth Monday october C. arriving az
w 9aai hcaso Wednesday, Octooer w. ana
|ars os1. a'naining in Chicago seven days Inc
|ed sye edcation festivities oeglh Weuhes-
The ssa fE evening" october W. ana continue
Y ~ trough Thursday, FRIDAY ana satur'
Ia ~ ~ The party VIII leave Ohleago Ior
NJ s,rli1 II agdfd tallS thursday OClouei -is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

san ANgsio sept H.
Credit the enclosed - coupons 10 the iol.
lowing young ladies; Pearl Baker, san
AnEoloj Iadia Harrison, Groouyillci Lula
Waters, Independence; Anna 4, HAL, Clio.
burne; Carrie Campbell Weather ford (;
Eloisc Porter, Brentwood, aud Kate
Cooper, Granbury Friends Of any Of these
candidates can come hnok to mo- by yot-
ing .for Miss Pearl Baker have also
about % chaperon coupons which ] would
like to exchange, Anyone desiring 10 OK.
change can vote 20 coupons for Miss Pearl
aud 1 will then cast tho same number for
the couple he or she may designate
CAirAHiNo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

4 n Three OF the Young Ladies Now In the
lhS. Contest.
y y. II The GAZETTE has all along intended,
~ IN, p now announces that intention, TO
colts fNte three Of the unsuccessful candi-
HNi PIES in the contest TO become part oil
p Y. y excursion and go to Chicago and
s,,d fagara Falls as THE GAzErTE's guests
bsta p as representatives OF Texas. One
! 40 these will be from Fort Worth and
PVT 20 from outside the city, The invi-
eum will be decided by the vote asthe
AzETTE could not and would not choose
KING Itself the three young ladies who
" thus to be invited to become part
49,, M" The excursion. This invitation will
extended to that young lady in
~ ~ Worth who stands next in the
~. pc to the three highest, and to
, W. &c two young ladies outside oil
I'VE ~ Worth who stand next in the vote TO
a, y =, seven highest. This announcement
No. ND have been made before. but THE
,Iast n AzErfE could not ascertain previ-
2 ~ =, tt''iy that it could offer the same ac-
'.kx nmodations, courtesies and hon0r5
I iuir such additions TO its party and this
4, ~ III w would not invite any young lady
TX ~ 1eything less than the original party
,ryt sNed, These invited contestants
wear THE GAzETTE's beautiful
m, hadge,aud be, in all respects of THE
INV MITES Texas excursion to the dedi-
ION and Niagara Falls. We have
sefM gHn for some time that the publlc
80 Tor such courtesy from The
A-trrE, and therefore the announce
liz I'M, was decided on, and has been
30 llneld only until assurances were re-
! nn ,ea That in inviting these contest
IAst 70 become a part Of the exclusion
oald promise them no distinction
b ~ pleasure, entertainment orcom-
u n. ol The trip. They win all be GA
b a. girls, and that means no little OF
~ synent in Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
rnr Aup.ronIuM ooMrANr
Extend an Ia,itatiou to the GArsttsA Tex
as Excursion Party

CHICAGO, LIZ SEPT 10 1861
Editor Gazette,
many urgently requested me 70 extend
WIFI GSzErTE'sa excursionists an inyl'
tation. 10 call and inspect the great Az
Sitnrinm building md tower while IN
his civ. The building is one Of the
iargest' and finest In Chicago, ana the
ob Al, on toweris 2I0 feet hlgh,
osIording an excellent birds eye view
of Chicago and Lake Michigan from rs
5izgv heights. Theexearsionists should
NJ NJ, mis- nc treat, as an hour thery
NJ, vii i've them a better knowledge q
he ,itv ana lake, than days ra'ei
through it. Very truly l. D. u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

ENuuraiOuists 10 see NihgHth.
CHICAGO, Sept, 10 1892.
To Contest Editor Of the Fort Worth TEX
Gazette:
DEAR SIR:--I see from your paper
that YOU are creating a state interest
in an excursion to Chicago and Mag
ara Falls. The latter we have here on
canvass, painted by Paul Phillip
poteaux, the celebrated French artist,
at a cost OF $50, OOO, and is pronounced
by experts. real as life
The painting is 400 feet long and
fifty feet high, and II your excursion
party will visit it while in Chicago,
win have no further desire to visit the
Falls. and ! cordially extend your
distinguished excursionists an invita-
tion 10 visit us while here. Extending
our congratulations on your enterprise
and wishing the party a merry trip.
We are sincerely,
JULIEN GUNS,
Asst Manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

am plumb mad at you, cause when
Tommie Fa1ts come w 70 get me KS !
-gbera i've. Enclosed ] send 0u 81 VT
IN Nisses Lula Kiyes. Matte q nyoq una
ifsssa lohnson, Fort Noth also Mls'ct
go Cooper. GfAnbuTV lIhel Drl-1rii.
Iersrkaaa and Leila Smith CONAN
- 4 ihess last three arc iriends % 70
NJ ser and she o % soaQQl nov 40
+, 7-,1r,u q Pants girl lnd TOO cause sh9 .
1911 Neil. II suncle BIZ wi teH
M, VIC i lis mash will VA m w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

LoNGylHw, Sept 20.
vote those 81 coupons to-day boeause I
know they will elect o ,eral OF those forty
girls, especially our MOllie, who would be
the very best poisln 10 represent Texas as
she Is a bundle OF perfection moi lacking IN
ann u the clements 10 make perfect Tex
as girl Fifty votes each for Misses Cha
uev. Patton, Garrett, COwan, care, Raves
and Cox. HOW'LL CAKTuH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

AhhhNNAf tNNNN ~ i've
Enclosed find 80 votes ion the follow.
lowing named young ladies Misses Mobile
Abercromblc, Archer; Lula k,ts Fort
Worth Mimic Cyrus, Fort WOr.h, Laura
AUSTIN Leila Smith, Comanche. RcNlG
Henderson, PARIS. Also ~ votes Tor tho
grandson u the noted TeNas veteran,
Travis, W 10 foil at the Alamo, Hon John
q Davidson, Of plainyi0w. An old Texans
shoud rally aud honor this worthy and
noted son Of Texas. j. W. u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

Fonr woRui, Tx. Sept el.-Ploaso
cast l,5 votes for the following young
ludius Misses Ethel Massey Miuule Cy-
rus. Theo Barnwel jamie Chiffon, Lena
Pamncl Blanche Cuwun, aud May
Lntlmcr Respectfully,
NANcN HAMS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

,...n,,, nros 8 splnaisr, Wish tue ca
.a,,s p.rty 10 See The Process

CHICAGO, sept, u, 1892.
Tho Dsmocrat Publishing Company foF'
Worth. Texas. -.
CrNrt.ENEN:-We have w. ,,l Den
,,e N, , over a copy Of TIE GAzETIL,
looAs ,,-I ne re- Greatly pleased With your
a,ie @v The results must o. very
en- ',I.'a...,nt 10 yo,ir constituency VINO arc
Pls ss,,,ersstsd In the matter, ana We
s - "a =. ~ not without benefit q your
MP, @ We refer especially 70 me con-
sels . -. . wrc,,rsions under your anspices'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

FoRT Worm. TEN Sept g.
SEQ that jim Curbett and
Nancy Hanks, who have won
n world wide reputation here Of late. arc
both Interested IN the GAzrtrH contest, mud
TO keep up with the fast girls, please score
1000 votes Tor the following young ladies
Misses Matte Binyon city; Fannie g, Ne.
Gown, Marshall; Zulu BOYD, Gllincr; So
phla Putnam, Saginaw May latimoro,
Manchester Mills; Liza Garreit, Weather
ford, and Eva Pennington, city.
Yours for winner,
lAfpu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
1HE gAzETE FT WORTH TExAs THuRspAY sEPTEBFR % 1a2

his girl It's living shame q, talk about
Tommie patt like some 70 X de- Your
friend, NK.us kfNg.
y, 5. I 7eud 20 votes for Mr. and Mrs.
and operator like papa used 10 be, but papa
Is n Clark man now. n. *.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
AT rus rALNrR HOUSE.
Elegant Rooms In suite Engaged for all
the OsEette Party.


CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 10, 1902
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort
Worth, Texas
GENTLEMEN herewith hand you
the Palmer House order for rooms On
suite, 10 be used by The GAzErTE's
Texas Young ladies and their chapo-
rons the first seven days OF the Column
bian dedication economies, Tho rooms
front east ON Wabash avenue, and cle-
gantly furnished and extra large and
have bath attached The Palmer Is
the oldest and finest hotel in Chicago.
Trusting this will meet with your APP
probation, am very traly,
j 3, BUCHANAN,
p. S, These are rooms occupied by
Chicago's wealthy families. aud arr,
therefore, elegantly and eXtravagantly
furnished, and are very large,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

PRYoRs CnrEE,i T.. sept IS
Enclosed find votes Tor little nellie
McCiliruddy, WhiieB0oro, Tex Little
Nsll'' Is worthy Of all admiration. she ~
one Of tho proitiest aud most charming
girls la Whit 10rU or any o'har borough.
why don't the Whitesboio bojs get q move
on themselves
Her friend and s,hoolma'e,
EAsAA CARD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

ALvlnAnO. TEN., Sont 90

ALvAtApu Tax, sept 20.
Editor Gazette;
You failed 10 credit Miss Mollie Balm
with 100 votes sent Ia FridaY the 9th inst,
signed Juhette" The other six names Oh
the list were credited except hers Please
correct error and oblige
Miss Mollie received the credit for tho
100 votes but Il was typographical error
that her n lme did no. appear Ia the pub
hshld letter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

FoRr WoRru, sept q.
Please east 5000 votes for tho following
beauties; Misses Lula Rives, Eva Pen.
ningtou. Matte Binyon, Ethel petnach.
Thoo Halnwoll, Minnie Patton, Sophia
Putnam, saginaw. Nours truly,
Bio FouAn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

FoRr WoRtu, Sept e.
Please cast the within 300 for the win.
ners; Misses Eva Pennington, Matte Bin
Won, Lula Rives, Thco Barpwell, Minnie
Patton, Ethel Massey. Yours truly,
"BiG FouR"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

JrFFERsox. Tax, sept. 20, isg2
Enclosed please find ~ votes for Miss
Fannie Gene MCGOWAN, Marshall hoping
sbe viii be Que Of the members Of the OK.
cursiOn. ELLA SlSnLLioN'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

Cirr, sept a. lSea
Please give TO Lula Riyos, Zula Boyd,
Bessie White, Nellie Chaney sadie Lang.
ley, Maud Bartlett, Fannie Ellis with tho
kindest wishes OF the sweetest oi flow.
ers, lttlo "MAI BLossuN."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
RESERVED SEATS
."' SaEftts's Exeurslan 10 the Dedl'
eailon EHerel.ss in Oeioh.r.

CHICAGO, lit, Sept 10. 1892
IDS COLUMBIAN COMMISSION. (
l. Malone, President and Man
n, Il. Tue Gazette, - Fort Wortus Tex.
- DEAR MALoNE:-I have noticed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

II would gly0 us great pleasure 10 supple
ment your liberal offer OF sending Texsa
girls 70 tho Columbian exposition dedication
by presenting 10 tho Fort Worth young lady
receiving the highest number Of y0ies hor
choice from our stock Of any SILK drpgS pat
tern she may solonL Rospectfully
MONNfd Dnf OooDa Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22

Fonr Worm, Tx, Aug, 4, 1924
isiitor GAZETTE
10 The young lady reoeiwnR the highest
number OF yotos IA tho dedication contest
we Will present "a compliment 70 her
worth aud popularity, a very line and beau
tiful plano lamp valued ut en-
ioET Worm lShTkLLNhNr COMPANY,
n. y. Archmhrd, Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-22
FOR THE WINNER.


WTIWW TTHFIW TVT FHN IloNUNE
Pour Wonft 1na., July "a iHqa
10 The Democrat Publishing Company
Mouoiirc your Offer 10 nond ton Texas
girls ana chnpcruna AZ representatives OF
Texas 10 the Wnrld'a fair dedication. with
your permission we would like 90 supple
mont your offer by ono OF our grnnd Mnth-
ushoh upright pianos 10 the young lady 70.
coiWng the largest number OF votes IN your
GAgrTrr's Worlds fair dedication contest
COLLINS s. ARMSTRONG Co.
Per W. Collins
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-26

representing five of the city fire stations,
the Narragansett Company of Riverside,
the CranstOn Steam Fire Engine Com
pany. the Bristol Ilydraulion Company.
the Warren Fire Department, the Provi-
dence Veteran Fire Department were
among the number.
Committee OF arrangements: III. G..
Marks chairman, Benz. Lister treasurer,
II. a. Swan, John Leonard, w. Lewis;
general floor director, Foreman q. Il. \.
l5eane: aids, first assistant Jeremiah
0'Brien, jr., w. -. Harris, James Green-
up, Il. Weeden. John Howland, Jr,, Her
bert Short, Albert Jeansby, Wm. Mesel-
beck; reception committee, eX-Eoreman
:. II. Groves, w. w. Fiske, y. Anderson,
Jacob Dakin, VIM. Plaisted.
The Misses Spencer Entertain.
A pleasing entertainment was given
last evening IN Irons Hall by the Misses
Spencer TO large and appreciative audi
ence. The several numbers on the pro-
gram were applauded with much 2est,
especially the violin executions of Miss
Annie Spencer, who has already gained
quite u reputation for ber musical abili-
ties. Miss Violet Collins also added much
TO the evenings pleasure by her excellent
rendering OF n selected violin solo The
remaining participants were not without
receiving their share of approval. Miss
h. &. Spencer aud Mr. John Clifford acted
as accompanies.
The BUSH es, Mems Assoc ~ ion to Change
Ouar:ers.
The executive committee of the Business
Mems Association made their investiga-
lion of the Library hall yesterday, and as
full discretionary power was left with
them, the hall has as good as been accept
ed, a notice of their departure from their
present quarters, April lst, having been
given the proprietors OF the block. They
will meet monthly at their prospective
home, and the change will, no doubt,
prove most delightful and beneficial one.
Must Report Hourly
Last evening the new police signal sys-
tenn ! Il completed at the sixth station,
was at into practice for the first time
The pairolmen were Obliged to report
duty every hour. All is now in working
order. the only thing needed being the
wagon. which Is expected soon. Frank
McCiairr and Dennis O'Connor have been
appointed as drivers of the" "hurry-up"
90 do, alternately, day and night duty
each week
An lsmped Prisoner Captured.
Peter Doonan, who February lG made
his escHpe from officer Sherman OF Cen
trail Falls. was locked up In the Johnston
station this morning, having been cap
tured last night on n farm in West Attic
boro, where he WIS employed by man
named Jones, who gave him mp on learn
ing OF his being n fugitive from the law.
lie was brought 10 the Eighth District
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-26
THE BARTENDERs' BALL.
Everybody who Went to Infantry Hall
Had Good Time.

Everybody who Went to Infantry Hall
Had Good Time.
There was jolly party in Infantry Hall
last night. 1t was the second annual ball
of the Providence Bartenders Association,
and il was an occasion for general hilarity.
Everybody who went to Infantry Hall last
night was there for enjoyment and nobody
has yet been found who went away disap-
pointed.
Behind bower of tropical plants which
hid the stage entirely from view, the
strains Of sweet music such rs only Reeves
famous orchestra eau grind out emanated,
which furnished inspiration for the merry
couples a. they glided up and down the
CLASSY floor, while around the hall and in
the gallery were many who could not or
did not care To dance
JOHNNY Coen was there in his claw-ham-
mer coat from the left lapel of which
"a badge twelve inches long dangled. This
signided that Johnny was general floor
director. &. VI. Freeborn and Jimmy
DAILY also wore the tack-extractor coats
and long badges. They were the floor
managers. Their assistants were Jerry
Fleming, John Hanley, NJ. H. Higgins, j.
Kelley aud Tommy Harrison. The aids
were Harry Garrett, James H. Milen,
Thomas III. Harrison, John &. McKenna,
John McCaflery, Fred Slater Michael
O'NeIl, Martin Hanley, Thomas Cassidy,
John Hanley, j. j. Riley, John McCartin.
Jr.. Joseph Tyrrell, 4. j. Davitt, James
III. Martin. John r. Drugan. James Nc
Carrou, George Cassidy, w. III. McDon-
aid, +. j. Bowling, Charles A. Curran.
Michael III. parueil, Michael a. Doyle,
John Hinch. G. G.. Dunn, Thomas Hayes,
Edward Bnrns, James Barker, John III.
Brown. Patrick Rock, Charles Hurley,
Lawrence Ryan, George McCarron, Henry
Brown, James DJnnelly, John Il. Good
and Frank q. Taylor.
The festivities began at S o'clock with
concert by Reeves orchestra and an hour
later. the grand march was started Att
O'Clock there WAS an hours intermission.
The program contained - numbers and it
WIS we'll along toward sunrise before the
good night waltz was reached.