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The Atlas Dredging Company's dredge
is digging out the dock at Enoch Moore's
shipyard. It will take about ten days TO
complete the work.
Evening journal., 1893-06-02

The Confederate War Journal is pub.
lished monthly by the War Journal
Publishing Company, 10 Fifth Avenue,
New York. It IS edited by General
Marcus J. Wright agent Of the War
Department for the collection Of Con
federate records), and associate, Ben
La Bree A complete history Of the
Confederate side of the war will be
published in the Journal, including
sketches and portraits Of prominent
southrons and officers Of the Confeder.
ate army and navy; Confederate poems,
short articles anecdotes, and reminis
cences free from sectional bitterness by
those friendly to Southern history. The
battles will be illustrated from sketches
on the various scenes Of conflict. The
June number presents a neat appearance
and contains fourteen pages of interest
ing reading matter Aside from It's
interest to Southrons the Confederate
War journal will be Of historic value
Evening journal., 1893-06-02

PENNIES AND SMALL cuaHGn q
RE aAp an rHE COUNrrN0 ROOM
rHE vENINe JOURNAL 0FEfcn.
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ogpminEs the photographer. sH Msrsst
street.
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ROAD schedule In ttt
effect May "A, 1893. /3nthS fN
Trains leave Dela- Z.N</ ei0. <c4fN|
ware Avenue Depot, HtZ--clf a l<sN|
East Bound. N|SIl ~ )fiEleltNlr
S Express trains. N5hrl ll5l w INs.. n
New York. week N.a NJ ~ VII
days, s3 03, 81 81, $50, NAkAlNllfHNnI.NlA.N|
$40 30 n m, sl&2i, NNtl(un.ffot>/
s2 4a, SO 38. 73 % m. 3silNS,ssl/
sundays, t1 fn. 700. ~
elO36nm. si22i. 49, ia. W.
60 3S, 81 1l. en- 90 pm.
Boston, 80 3s p M daily. with Pullman btl
sleeping cars running through 20 B ston VI
out change via poughkeepsie b idge. land
passengers in B a. Al station. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA TWELFTH AND M
lNhI STREETS. week days. s3 03. sIN n
tl0 33a M, ~ io, 80 as, 81 80, gu 01 p m. sune|
s5 u3 ss 90 slua0 m, So ~, So IS. ~ 3s, sll
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY FOUR
AND CHESTNUT STREETS. week I'll
i3 nl, 90. 3i,,sl 81, i1, ts 20, ss 80, 0o. B
~ @ 5o ilg % AZ, % q ~ g sm sss S a iooo o. 4, ;s o5
PHILADELPHIA. sundays. SO 03, o 35,
fS %. 90. $40 800. NJ i0 m: sl2 2t. 90, - az.
4 o. bu5 si aa, 26, 81 3D. p. 10 90, sli % p ,
Chester, week DAYS, s3 03, @ %, @ 3f E 81.
So 20, ts iu. NM, 80 30, 10 ad. $40 id, sll j, a
! 90. s2 40. ? u5. 4 90, sos, So 3s, 25, 81 80,
lOiu, sll 90 pm.
Chester. Sundays. f3 03. g 95, 7f7. IS 30.
sl0 j1, I fO am; lto, b. 40. O5, 0j 90. q
p H'f NN NNf n aIil NN va HNN W. I illl
Atlantic City. week days. So 31 n m; "
ma; Sundays, o 20. s3 lO m. ~ iN D M.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington. week q
u as, tl2, ls AZ am; lle l0, ~ o., %,
I6 N. lSl2, I'D lO j.. IN. sundays, "a id.
ls q, a m; n2 10, 2Os. 5o5, f5i, is %,
ID l6 p m.
baltimore and Way stations, 2 o2 m, 3
m. daily.
M ne 10. 305. fi 81. i6 36. z 30. Is IL, lp l6
| D m. Sundays, % fG 2 O2. i3 fs. n M. ll2 10.
"a 81. lb3i. 3i. as H.. I'D lh. "a 10 D m.
plttshur.. lS AZ a M, IA N u m. daily.
Chicago, ls AZ a ma, I2 ui, Do l0 y m. daily.
| $50 DO p m daily
sngerly accommodation, Osa am, 3o5'
/ and n no b m daily.
Landenberg accommodation. week q
/ lW lw q M Ui and 40 p m. sund
Trains leave Market street station:
Tor New York. week days, 81 20, As 90
] sll al a m.
For Philadelphia. week DAYS, 5s5. eso,
/ ss 0l, s9 8i. sll D a m; i2 q, 35o . f5 7
/ Sundays. 20 m; i2 a. 3 90. o l5 p m.
] For Baltimore. week days. 3 3l. %.
/ gu al q M. 2 11. . 5O j N. sunday, ~
2 ll, 3 al p m.
davs, 65', 20 50a m; 2 s., 500 pm. Sund
92i a no; z 65, 3 on y m.
Chicago aud pittsburg. ss 90 m, daily
I cept Sunday u i2 p m, daily.
Cincinnati and 50. Louis, sii 30 m,
/ except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWEc
] FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS.
! WfLMlNGTON, week days. si O5. q 90,
is 10. 8 in. l00l. eii a. m: ~ noon. 81 g.
800. ftO3, So "a. $50. fi 20. 30, So O2, 03o.
g 10 ss 40. 10 lO and n 80 p m.
sundays. 81 Ol. 90 fs rs. 5 80. 1000. 81
M. u noon, 9 00, 3 go, 60 if, as SIS tr.. 8 81.
/ s 30, ss i0. no l0 and N SOP M.
L4ANE TWELFTH AND MARKET
s3 l5. S. 5j. sil 2j mss 5s, s5 a., 81 -, s. 25
daily.
Telephone No lq3
li8tcs to Western points lower than via
other line. q. %. Snul.l, Genl Pass. Az,
D.. o.. nOhi.l. ecrerni 'fann'
....-,. !. 49,, ..,,,. 49,, 49,. ,.,..-. I.
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and South straat wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week days, express, SOD a. n. t.ul.
Bon p. IN. Accommodation. 800 =. m.,
b.N 4. 10.
Sunday-cxnresa, sUl n. m. Accomm0d1t
$40 q. M. and fJ0p. mn.
Hoturning leave Atlantic City depot. odI
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Week days Express. zoo. I.i5. 0.1i q.
and 400 p. N. Accommodation. $40 a.
aud 40 p. M.
Sunday-Ezpress. 400 pm. Acoommofikt
1aO y. M. and .1l d. m
Ia. SWEffARO. q. n. HANC0rH<
aanersi Nfannra- Gov ~aa.. 1e4s
Evening journal., 1893-06-02
ATIANTI0 crrY UIVIeI0N.

I ROAD-"Royal Route between phiia
phia and Atlantic City-lhe only double q
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l,atcs to Western points lower ihan via
othrr line. q. %. SnUl.ll. Gen'l Pass. Age
T. o.. onFl.f. eenerni ,fnnnr
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Leave Philadclphia. Chestnut stree VI
and South atreet wharf.
mnU kINIIfT lrTuFL
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BALTIMORE q
~ OHIO RAIL-
ROAD schedule In
effect May "A, 1893.
Trains leave Dela-
ware Avenue Depot,
East Bound.
Express trains.
New York. week
days, s3 O3, 81 81, f6f0,
flu 80 n m. sl2 "a,
s2 Az, s5 j8. s1 ID D m.
Sundays. $500. t8 90,
ilO Siam. tl22i. az AZ.
tlHs. fItFl. fll 90 ID n.
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Boston, s5 3s p m daily. with Pullman bu
| sleeping cars running through TO B aton "
| out change via pOughkccpaic b idge. lnnC
passengers iu ii a. Al station. Boston.
PHILADELPHIA. TWELFTH AND NJ.
| khI STREETS week days, s3 o3. 1877 3
sj OBJ, So 1O, $40 30 a m, & Az, 50 35. 81 39' 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
RESOLUTIONS or REGRET.

At q meeting of the teachers Of the
high school on March, /, 1923 the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed.
Whereas. an all-wise and nlrcontroll-
ing Providence has removed from among
Us our friend Captnin a, :. Nicholson;
therefore be Il
Resolved First. That IN his death
the public schools Of Fort Worth lost one
who, during years Of official service. was
active and energetic In pushing forward
the work he had undertaken. aud who. nc
all times, was earnest IN promoting the
welfare of these schools.
Second, That the high school has lost
a warm, interested, helpful friend, 10
whom In no small measure Il owes its
existence. a friend whose visits will
long be missed whose counsels and whose
encouragements have from the beginning
added much to ia strength.
Third That the high school, grieved
with a sense OF It's own loss extend heart
felt sympathy TO the bcrcaycd home cir
cle whose loss no man can measure,
whose s,Trow no language can tell.
Fourh,, That the teachers Of the high
school lave lost Il strong, kindly, per-
sonal friend, whose helpiuncss will new
er hc forgotten.
Fifth, That a copy Of these resolutions
by sent 20 Mrs. Nicholson aud family,
and also TO the Fort Worth Gazette
and Evening Mail.
MISS BEAUI.AH HALIL
MISS ANNIE n. SpEER,
MISS LILY Il. CLAYTON.
Committee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
MONEY FIRM
But Not Very High Rates Of
interest.
RAILROAD BONDS STEADY
Bul Stocks Wore Ponlina Several Ways al
Once Cotton Futures Helped by The
Deioal If Anu-OpIIons Bill.
Course Of The Share List
NrELllOY q GIRNNr.

New Orleans, La, March L.. Especially
-Mclllroy q Gilbert Rnyi
Futures The fate OF the Hutch bill
ovefshndowed all else today. liitlc Ut
tenuon was paid to the fact that Lycr
pool failed 10 respond 20 our boom OF
yesterday, except az our opening When
prices were 10 points lower. Tho market
continued in an extremely nervous aud
sensitive condition throughout the morn
ing, while The short debate was roing
ON preceding the vote ON Mr. Hat h'H
motion 10 suspend tho rules aud take up
the nnt-option bill When the vote was
finally taken. it WIS foNud Tint he had
only l73 90 support hls motion. against
III opposing 10, or materially less thuu
the tWo.thirdH minority requisite 10 carry
n Hnspousi0n Of the rules. The market
immediately showed So relief from The
oppressive weight which Inns rcsied hcav.
ily upon it for 800 long a period, ana
bounded up 10 points, May selling ne
high as Oc: but after the hryt dopand
from those who had orders Ia hand 90
buy based ON the defeat ni the measure.
was supplied there WAS some snitcning,
aud We finally closed about the snmo iig
urps az yesterday. II ~ cause of
congrntulRtion 10 The whole country thnt
this threat against its most vital inter.
ests has nt last bocu removed ana lct
MS hope forever. nH Mr.. Cloyelnnd'r
views on such legislation are wcl-lSnOwn,
aud Il rs not likely that amy one will
again waste his tine aud energy on a
like measure Ia the face OF the certainty
Of presidential veto, should either house
have The patience to consider such again.
Liverpool closed 2.6id hilSA,r than yes.
terday and spot sales there were 1000
bales.
The spot mnrket here WINS practically
lfelnas despite the activity in futures
There was no demand MS u best evil
denced by the sales Of only 600 bales
by factors aud 80 bales 90 arrive. Al
though quotations remained unchanged.
q 81 claimed that factors would b.
willing 10 sell Ht concessions
30 further news has bcon received ~.
garding the progress of Toe strike but
n good many people expect that the arl-
tlemont of the Hatch bill viii remove
one Of Che reasons for thr continuance Of
the lock out us u IS dnimed tint the
struggle has been prolonged Ia the belief
TINT Me- Hatch would succeed, aud that
thus having the American markets 1t
their mercy, the masters would be- able
20 buy thcir needed supplies nt their own
prices Now ihut this hope has been
Doomed 40 disappointment 4 n thought
possible thnt they may decide io grne
tho strike go an ond
Port receipts tOluy are 1000 bales,
against 1909 bales last year New on
leans experts tomorrow 1000 hnlcsf
heninu 1900 bulcs and 10000 bales ni
ali ports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
STOCKS AND BoNDs.

New York. March I Tho operations ia
fhr stock market for outside account
seems go have brcu reduced to the loW
est ebb aud today o decidedly professional
appearance was Impaired ~ ile dcalinaa.
Inc mnrkw showed great strength n
ihe forenoon, but buying was entirely on
short accOuui, aud Wheu this Stacked
away The henrs to0h hold 81 The IN and
aarly advances We're NJ many cases wiped
ont. while frw sHbsthhiinl losser were
established and great lrreguladiy was
shown az the close. The weak spots
M lie llst were among indusiiinls. but
ccr,iaee was the most prominent fK-
ample. Il hrOlfe , in early deaiiugs but
rallied 10 about tbe opening price, niier
which Il was again pun down ncafly .,
railymg toward the close, but sin
showing "a loss of 2 i-2e Dislilofs was
sllerlay strong ia early dealings but
dr0pp6d AWAY and finally closed with q
small loss The piirOnd ilat, as rule.
showed large fractional adyhueee during
the forenoon, but these gains were gelr
crally wiped Dnt and final changes were
small and iregular The usual effort 10
cffrer m late dsffnga fhiienrd lie mnI-
kci t0wnrd lio closp. which, however
tras barely sfiady ai thc Improvement
RAILROAD bonds wore moderately ac-
tas,s ana aispl1yPd q firm temper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
TLIn COIRTS.

In The Seventeenth district court the
LAWYERS In the case of the Louisiana
Sugar Refining company vs. Harrison
A Kernaghan made the closing orsu-
nents. and the case went 10 the Jlry
nfter a trial lasting one week 10 a day.
In the Forty-eighth district Inc argl.
nents Ina the case of the state W.. virgil
Xlnxpy. charged with theft Of over $50,
were concluded.
Wtglev James yesterday Died. suit
against Sallie james for divorce. In
M petition. plaintiff alleges that he was
married. 10 the defendant OCT ~ 1883
and lived with her until March, lSl2
lie alleges the plaintiff disrcgarded her
marriage vows. and upon TIE dare men-
tinned left bis bed and board ana Is now
living la adultery %,
Ndn Askehuazy hled suit against 81
mon Askehnazy for divorce on lhe
eround of abusive treaimeut ana npp-
support. Wherefore she prays me court
fn ma absoup divorce and ne CUSTODY
If her daughter. Anna, aged years
THE CORNER STONE
Yesterday Horny Field, secretary. re-
ccved \ digpensation. from me , ,sra.nI
commaudory. permitting Fort worm
commandery. knights Templar' 70 AF'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

pear In full uniform nc the laying OF the
corner stone of the Masonic Temple next
Wednesday. He has also Invited all
the blue lodges of the county 10 be pres
ent, aud has received an answer from
Enon lodge saying thnt lodge win at
tend In body. The ceremony VIII take
place at p no, sharp aud the stone
win be laid by Past Master b. Is Pad
dock, who has been appointed deputy
grand master for the occagiun. The
program has not yet been fully arranged,
but the usual Masonic procession and
the ceremony prescribed by the ancient
customs and usnges of Free Masonry for
the laying of the corner stone will be
carried ont In full. with the knights
Templar acting us escorts In addition
10 tLis there will be several features of
interest added. aud the Mnsons of Fort
Worth viii see that Il Is a day long 10
be remembered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
R0RRERS ARRESTED.

Night before last City Marshal Mad
doN rot "A clue to the robbers Of A j.
Anderson's store and followed IL until
he yesterday about / o'clock in the az
ternoon, found his men In downtown
hotel and with the aid OF Officer Nicely
arrested them. They gave the names of
Tobe Breunnm and Frank Stevens, the
latter being mere boy. All Of the
stolen pistols were Ieeo ,,l put Two
With the pistols, dirk and hunting
knifes, etc, that the men had In n
couple of grips concealed In their room,
was large LOT OF common pocket knives
and some very cheap Jewelry. The
burglars confessed, were jailed and by
this time are under indictment and say
they will plead guilty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
no nIVAL GALyEBTON.

Gllyeeion, Tex, March -lspecial) y
Twrntyinne hundred aud setelty-eight
ncres Of land Oh west cnd 81 Bolivar pHi
nuauln ngq sold today by Mrs Martha
"A. Adams 20 q Minneapolis Wndlclli
FOR SJOlVOO. The syndicate will plat
ihe land INTO town lOi5 aud begin TIE
efoNion 81 q DIS HAT they hope Wiil
d0es Bro0kiYn tlia pfoWrly has hu as,
iDasSe ffOniAEf m fhD Dar, lf nearer
deaD water fhnu fsnlrN4f0n 1nd wlflffg
can b0 erected oil 10 Bolivar channel,
Which lAg deoth % fppu Twenty-Five %
thirty frof
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
non A sYNAGOGuN.

II Is the desire of the congregation
Ahavntt Sholom. the orthodox Jews Of
this city, TO build house Of religious
ton accumulated some Of the necessary
money. and tonight will give n ball, the
proceeds Of which will be devoted 10 the
same purpose The ball Is the first an
nual masquerade Of this congregation
and Il will be given in the German hall,
corner Fourteenth and Houston streets.
They have the promise of lot whom
thoy have raised a sum that viii war
rant the beginning of the work. and
they can also expect help from their fell
low religionists out OF the city.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


j. n. Gilbert. grccuyllln Ter. Air nnd
hifH. n Omdbrrk New YORK; Miss Gul11wg,
AcW York. VI W. Hammond San AhiuulIi
~ ID. Hknnpf. SIM Antmlig; ~, ~ ii0tt
ingol. l0ff NDrihi Mifa Lnurn Taylor, ~
louHi Alia. Anntin Ven. Fort Worth Mrs.
Hattie rnrh f0i WORTH Miss sarah cafb.
Fort Wutlh; ~ ~. Rogers, ChicagOi u -
tfayl0r, San hnf0nin "A a. thaplnAn Dub.
hu p,Ni o. III Nnoigon, Cnmancho, ~,
y lioaWsll. ft Louis, hO.j \, Iinhereou,
New York; Clma. ~ Workman, Jr,, NNnh
mdnd Nat o. ~ PAYNE, faynss J. m.
Grub, pmldldphla. Frank ~ CLARK Npv
York it5m1i " hhby, Atlanta, Nh; John
smith, Philadelphia. "A. n. Brown, liOs
i0n; q H. Armstrong. isoNt0n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
III Comptroller Of the Currency,
MnshIngtnn. Fob. o. lhD3.

Washington, Feb. O, 1893.
bal BIZ satisfactory evidence pre-.
o The Undersigned. Il has been made
n that "rhe American National bank
Nofih," IA the city OF Fort Worth,
nUpiy NJ Turrant, ana state OF
hes complied with nh the provisions
Statutes OF the United States, re-
. " compiled with before au nss0-
BAL b. authorized 10 commence the
oi banking;
daSfore. I. AIonzO Barton Hep
|u1gu0llcr OF the currency, do here
NO. that "The American National
~ Fort WORTH. ia the city Of Fort
I q Ole county OF Tarrant. and state
pa Is authorized 10 commence the
q banking as provided IN section
y Tue revised statutes OF thu United
unoay whereof, witness my hand
a q oilcc this 9Th day OF February,
A. Is. HEPBURN
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
THANKFULLY Hurt.

A very painful accident happened yes
terday morning 10 Mr.. $. r. Slime. While
engaged Ia his work as a carpenter on 9
house IN course Of construction he teli
n distance of several feet. the fall break
Inc an ankle aud inhictng several very
severe bruises on the head. He was
taken to his home on East Weatherford
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
EII.E oR TNENTY KEARs TLMF.

LEAGUES FLOYD COUNTY
4 hnd. situated In Bailey county.
|fHmlssioncS' court OF Floyd county,
IN receive bids on the above land
De 81 day Of the regular MAY
4 iVg The court reserves the right
\ AM and all bids. For further par
"a mnly To a. -. Duncan, county
4 noyaida. Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
INVESTIGATED

The following Is the program OF the
musicale 20 be- given az tlie First Baptist
church at s O'Clock this evenings
piano Solo.............M Mrs Harter.
Reeitation. ...... Miss Lillian Paxton.
y. NJ 9. A. Male Qunrtette.
Recitation. Miss Edith Oldham.
Mandolin Club.
Recitation. ........M Miss Lena Evans.
Jennie Lind Club
Recitation $500. .Miss Mildred Bennett.
Voeal Solo. Mrs Geo. England.
Recitation. ........ Miss Dora Rainey.
RoOsterYina.
Piano Solo. Miss Mary Waller.
Recitation .,....... Aias Pearl spencer.
Vocal Solo. .......,. Mr. g. .. Harris.
University Quartette.
The musicale Is given for the benefit
Of the Centennial mission fund, a small
admission of % cents viii be charged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
P70p0SALS.

n All be- received until . y. m.
4 March, d. when bids viii be opened
Iamfing about COO feet of eight ana
4 nfp sewer. Details upon applicA-
linz 10 be- accompanied 10y a certl-
|,ik f0r Si0d The city. reserves the
. reject any and an bids
n. H. KERR,
city Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
NOILcE

,,rniar annual meeting OF the stock
Il a tie Fort Worth and Denver
Railway company Will ho held 0t
81 thc company In the city OF Fort
Ies., on Tuesday, March ] neNt, NJ
fdock a. m Tie transfer books VIII
play. ; az lO;sQ O'clock q; IN" ana
W A. ROSS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

Yesterday morning the American ok
press company opened the doors of the
it's use at 512 Main street. with thc fol-
lowing Office force.
Agent Charles D. Gardner; cashier,
Frank IA. Bashiorth, bill clerk, r. II.
Ninccnt clerk. o. A. Moore: drivers,
7. j Warren, r. O. Bass aud r. w.
Jackson
Mr.. Gardner the agent, has been with
the company for twelve years, and Is
an experienced and very competent
man, as the selection made of hm 10y
the company 20 open this office proves.
or The others. Messrs. Vincent,
Rushforth and Bass are cNpe-
rienced In the business, and the
others are fay0rably known. The
Company WILL for the present oper.
ate ON the Katy and II Is here to accom-.
modate the public with the service Of Que
of the oldest and best Of the express
companies doing business In the United
States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
AOTCE

|,ralar annual meeting OF the stock,
n the Fort Worth ana Denver Ter.
nlNly company win he held at
X n the company IN the city OF Fort
| fex.. on Tuesday. March Z next. az
dok q. m. The transfer books will
ieb 3. nj 1880 o'clock, n. M, and
h Marth x gt 1890 o'clock a. m.
W. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
aHooKs.N ATTENTIoN.

Tonight at the city hall at 780
promptly, the NJ 4. johnson hook and
ladder company No. I viii hold meet
ing of tho utmost importance and II is
earnestly desired that every member
of the company be preseut promptly at
1880 sharp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
COURT OF APPEALS
@ollons Made, and the Disposition Of Them.
IudamenI Was Entered.

A. Canto vs. VIM, Bryant; TO Gle
transcript; refused.
Hamilton Brown Shoe company IS.
John &. Phelan; TO hle Transcript
granted.
Henry priugle W.. Jas Clarke g. Co.
motion 20 file transcript. granted
T. D. Davis et al., W.. BETTE ana g..
Weaver; 20 Gle Transcript granted
j. a. Cole ct AL. vs. u. y. Grig7by al
al motion for ccftlorau; gmnted.
W. NJ. w. and y. w Railway com-
pany vs.. j. H. Riggs, motion TO file tran
script. refused.
" NJ. ". and n. w Railway com
pany vs., j. II. Riggs; affirmed on GER
L q. Yands VS.. r. D. solomon; mo-
tion 10 SCI aside Judgment on affirm
anca on certificate; ruiuaed
i. II. Brush ya Clarendon Investment
and Agency company; rehraring refused
81. IL Baylor et Oh ~, Joseph III.
Brown rehcaring refused. Dallas Land
and Loan company Ys. q, y. Lyon re-
hearing refused
II Hoffman ys. Clehurne Building
AMI Loan assOcation; rNhparlug erahtcd
aud ordered 20 be set FOR resnhmission.
No. 31s.07T. Dallas Land and Loan
company q al, appellants, w. q. Il,
Lyon, appellee
On MOTION foit XIII IAAtiNhs
Appeilce recovered judgment against
II III links for $500. with foreclosure
of mechanics lien on ten houses ~ Oak
gl;G Links owned two Of these
houses md the rest were owned iy eight
several Attendants N the court below.
me amount u the Judgment was api,or-
TONED between the tfh h0nees equally.
s5ms az these deieEdants ~ ~ whom
were purchascfs of iinks. prayed fof q
Judgment over against him % the effent
az having lhe houses owned bF nam ltst
slI Indrncnt was entered. ordering
AZ Two houses owned by Jinks % 81
sdld hfsd. and Iva ease more money should
M reaii1ad thercifom than Was required
~ pay On the amounts nppofloiiei -
ib,.,e two lots. the excess should - np.
piied a. a cfcdll gro rata % ine Amounts
adiudged against the ouier hgnses aud
iots ii thus appears that jiuks and
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torinformati0n concernlng the light.
ing 81 your residences Or places Of bus
ines9, ol' Ton obtainginR good supply
az hot water l0f bath room purposes.
can on tho Fort Worth Lightard Power
company
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4 HKHa0H u. LosRiHa, IL. ID.
iIlstoriani wiiho d Oonohvt
Mirror u foiocte 10 a rlneh
, forno ma opiiomJ OF tho r6aen
D uGi olomcniH of our nniiunh
Z hl0i0rr, showing clearly at I
I. glance the progt0ae on th0 nn
lion from ia infancy 20 iti
, present porlod Of maturity"
A n. sroYronD, Librarian
. az COngfcfnl "Tlie work mar
/, fairly lc termed n broYiAfy y
! American POiitlea,"
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the other defendants are 70 that extent
ndvcTsary parties. kehenring, therefore,
refused. Per Curiam.
Head, Associate Justice, disqualified
and not Mtting
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AfoNpy AND EXCnANGF.

New York. March Money or cen
drm 4 - 10 1r. closed offered az 81
Prime inereanhle paIf 't0fl
SL85 ~. slxiy days, S4bl ~ deula4l4.