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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
Gland Compelled
Thousands.
RMs NOMINEES
h Positions BY a Uoani-
Vote.
is Judge Gresham 70.
na "a Sworn Into An
By Assistant Sec.
lalo Topics.

IN Is In accordance
thit Cleveland arose
lrenkfnstiug went III.
Icut's room. whore DO
batch SOME business,
{ Distinguished visitors
D thO doors aud CloVc-
b fOmrO work and lis-
generalization
o'clock a brass band
il,c vicinity OF the
/ stopping ont 90 their
political organizations,
iur tO tllc main door
ltn linnsc WINS Hoon
D. unAiOus 90 shukn
lpuailcnt Alfcr tho
fltulD of tho gonepnl
pd thrOugh the mnin
Two lines OF pcOple
gud un,lcr the portien
p'clock aud In through
IN iatn the east rupnl.
lln avenue has pchnolt
nilitmy hnuIls heading
lous ON the march 90
nds Of visitors wor1
hut many thousand
riricnl illumination Ot
to fire works iuuirhL
icrso ollicesoekora be-
lnrca.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Filed Feb. "a. lg8
Passed, Feb. -. fs.o
-, Il n burns, city Secretary.
y. v. BURNS. City Secretary.
lms ordinance not having ucen approved
nor disarproved within The urce dats "a ts
Prescribed by the charter ~ said ciiv. takes
etcct The same as " approved
H. v. BURNS, city Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
ron SAFE ON TNEgTr rfAsS n9r.

FOUR LEAGUES FLOYD COUNTY
sghooi land. situated ia bailey county
my commissioners court OF tlOyd county.
lex, viii roceiye bids on the above land
torn, lNlS. The Courf resrrvrs t66 rirbt
70 rgcct any and uil bids For further par.
ucplats apply TO A. ~ Duncan. county
ludse Toy dada, Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
DO YOU WANT A PUBLIC oFrIcEI

There are 10000 Offices In the glfl
Of the new administration. and those whf
want 10 know how 10 secure one OF thos,
lucrative positions should Heut 10 cents
for the United states Blue Book, O regis
Tor of every government office in cncl
state and territory. at Washington and
gives examination questions and ls Il
complete guide FOR office Heoltcin Remit
by money order or registered letter 81
i. H. S0ulo. 40 Pennsylvania ayone
Washington. -. g..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Yesterday Penitcuilnry Agent Terrell
arrived in the city from Wichita Fails,
with two prisoners for the penUeatlary,
which hp lcft ln JAIN here Tor the arrival
of another penitentinry agent today. WHO
wNl take them 90 che pen, ns also George
Ash 6f this city Mr. Trrrpll left
iosf night for tho state reform school,
bayiug In charge the negro ind John
WnIama. of ihis city sentenced i0r
theft. ana n young fellow from Green.
s+fIl4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Tue regular annual meeting of the stock
holders " the Fort Worth ana Denver
Sly hallway company viii he held al
tne Qihce OF the company In Tho city OF Fort
lv'''O O'Clock a. m. The transfer hooks win
close ON Feb 3 az 1880 0'clncf. o.. M. and
feoien ON March $ az 10tG0 O'Clock %. fu.
W. A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
pRoe0sALS

Proposals VIII be received until d m
houuny, March O. when bids will 50 openc.i
lnt constructing about coo fect of eieiit and
linen lNpe sewer Details upon appllea.
Ayil' ihlS 70 ~ accompanied by "a coru.
heq check for st0n rhs ,itv reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids
IL NJ KERR
city Engineer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
THACIITRY INSTITUTE.

The program committee OF the Tcnch-
crs' institute IN requested Co meet The
superintendent at the High school build
ing this afternoon nt 345, aud the prln-
cpals 10 meet at the same place at 0 y,
M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
F0RT WORTH AND no GRhRDE RAiLWAY
C0SPANY STOCKHOLDERS ARD d.
RFcT0RS 6ygUJg urETyYg

The annual meeting of The stockholders
and directors OF the Fort Worth and Rio
no the office of the company. In the city
Of Fort Worth, ON Tuesday AIril j.
1873, no 3 p M
Tluusfcr books win be- closed 10 noon
March 10, 1898, aud remain closed until
April D. lSl3. A. Is. DIXON.
kaYrsfH rv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
nm a nrINOrs CRIME.

sheriff j. a. Mars of Denton county
was fn the cify yesterday morning and
.,8,.f two deputy shenis from Admission,
Ala who had come with the necessary
e,fradjliOn papers 10 take back two
men arrested by Sheriff Mars q few
dAvs ago near DontOn, TIE men are
,rnrtel M Admission Vn ilie charge Of
rape. and viii be taken there Tor trial
al once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
.nnIr 4 M0AIAN

C,cro Tex. March 3. lSpocial)-
Teet night Charles Mathis nt o dance M
smith mid Tolcy's snloon shot ana KILLED
Christopher lameres, Mexican llt
',,.,rr.l was about a woman. Charles
Sbgtrn. IA Young white boy, has also been
arrested ns Ru accessory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
PROCEEDINGS.

fnnh q. The s@ints
Isl ,mly tliirty-hve min-
hnt brief period Il nc-
nom the president.
lniirinnfl0u The namu8
biz cabinet won't INTO
passed upon aud cor.
appointments, directed
3 THE action De come
Pre- i0lent. came again
heard q resolution nl-
u in reffffNee tO rail-
state and the inter.
u companies With eru-
ma hoard a ioift reHo
by Sic. sherman prf
lent a. the consolidation.
5r9gidGa Tor the Skiing
nodlue ana Termination
nfllo of pr3l|nui ani
CONGRESS- 40 noon On
tbs tI0nro - ~ |flt0
continue Thereafter.
iOiut r 0'uliOn WAS
at hlk request ne slcs
'on "a have wiofHci
I.. HI..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN.

We announce Mr.. D. H. Wallis ns n can
dldnte FOR alderman OF the Third ward. lie
submits his claims 10 the Voters ~ me
ward 10 be passed upon ON the Jay OF the
election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Go 10 the Meuding Bureau for an
mendlug, diflcnlt or othcrwise, The
Fort Worth Mcnding Bureau is fest Do.
coming feature OF tho Southwest
Fourth story, Hurlcy building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
- nIMTII

rch o. Hon. y. Quin'
itA was today formally
tiOn of 0aniainut secs
Secretary 1rnbnIni
10. Mr. Quincy h a
liional comDiilieN, and
iirii WIS choifnnn 81
campaign literature
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

portancc and interest % be- transacted
aud an the members are urgud 20 be-
present
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
h APPOINTMENT.

lroh g. The president
Robert r. O'iincn "
So clerk nt Tho White
n. III Talbot, who
General Harrison for
lricu was Clnyelnul'a
during tho campaign.
W,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
ARrrN's CASE


lwh q in considering
Martin oft kunHus b
hu arnntnrs today du
ostinn uA to whether
tll be- contpHtel was
lrciilcd hy the iiupuh-
M they Insist npun
tho matter the licpub.
such inquiry in tho
p 0thnr hand VI thn
rty Zoo tie state from
nrH are clutenL no
taken in the senate,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

THE NORTH TEXAS cATrIEMEN.
Wnl meet 10 convention 20 toH Worth
sl'oie hef0rt ihrm VIII hr oi erem lnler.
IN AZ IN eioohmcD, aHH Cffrg in0n cuu-
aer1eI N the cattle industry should he
t,ss.nf Those Who 10 coine VIII iin1
,i n6nr hf toe famous iOWar-Ud
.ueli. III Nslson' IS N'rtcd over the
Alanei0n hoiij bar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
NElis WIN

.rch q. In AN opinion
lo illntchiOrd for Chinf
tlc case Of George A.
.er htilEiug Cpeuf tue
in ldahO against ihH
.ri decided W favor of
roctnd iie indictments
qua he'd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

inrch o. Information
Dry department today
200 Of gold would be
pc tomorrow. This
TODD. goes TO Auatrin.
leo Va tho renewed ox-
1nort on the part Of
10 force the in.com-
h. treasury 20 define
free gold 10 Che treas
excess of 80 100000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Ancient Greek temples were always
erected without roofs, W that they misht
~ open 10 the SKY,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

etfeta fa,l rfd 81 hlnd and cost
t.e gs.l aus Ia iashlou 10 Nv ssigs
u tll-atiA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
IS INVITATION

,inrrh q President
hhciul invitation WAS
biz afternoon litwAa
Of tllo \N0rld'a fair
rccturH and WAS pro-
90 previous engage
ROOM at 4 o'clock.
ind's response wax on
lf / R0' hn sold. 1T
lorm ii q public duty,
discharge At that
tlomcn nrn doubtipaa
be- many matters ~
10 demand my pra-
md naid be Wuuld un-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

IN o. Judge Gee ham
Office of secretary "
department this nftcr-
rtOn niterward HiEuc,l
commission uni tho
Joe like office Tomorrow
fchsln the cabinet. IT.
rr cnblnotloiiicof1 Will
oath 40 the etuto de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

Ia Monterey, MeRico, q school hag
neon opened b which pcbolnrs are fed
lrnn az ehnrae.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
ArTrNTlON q. a n

srq,,rs pill b. regular nlNeiag az
c..t,,tiet poH 80. 20. a. A. ~. nj ~
af II INN. corner Houston nud Hoculd
rireeis. "a Monday. Mlfch q, 1855, at
Xisfnr momhcrs cordially lnFltel 90
meet isiih us. 81 ) Hardin Post Com
inandpt
THORNTON COMPANY hLEliAG.
The re.nlor monthly meeting RI fhe
John a Thornton Hose .eoinpHaf
flade tonight az tne4f han y ta f
.dde. Ihsre 3 business ol pNtl insr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

0f the senate shows
ts. thirty eipht litmb.
lst. one independent
Alliance and two vac
ucics nip ono each in
Wyoming. NJ tho RE-
lly ON those placua,
hc thc ease ih Wow
1lntmcut in Wyoming,
forty one; should iha
irs then all vote with
"a most unlikely
nate would Htill ho "a
president holding tho
nf The house as shown
na VS. Democratic III.
Third party 8, vacan-
I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

AznnziWa llyoehi Aiclomc aaujpkhn
hos kio.basbi-kn u ihe name a a ja2a
ues4 senLeQl4u-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
100000 ACRES

OF BEST GRAZING LANDS ToR LEASE
on the Wichita Indian reservation, near
the Rock Island railway For particulars
address C. W. Gruyson. at Hotel rick.
wick mtn The 10th inst, after which at
Eufaula, l. r. Also Mumford r. Johnson
at Alinoo, l. Il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06

frdietsiion eeadlly cnrad ~ mo naa of
Anr9.iuia litiefa sole uianpfActarsfH, bfs
j. G H Slegrfl & foua i'rocured " AL
lInlnll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-06
IN MEANS

nd said DC would nn-
p IN u day or two.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
WHEN LlFEsoArs FAIL.

Few Ocean Steamers Garry Though small
Boats TO Save uiIf THOR Passengers.
DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes once said that
the only thing which disturbed his sense OK
security when crossing the Atlantic on -
first class steamship was the sight Of the
lifeboats and nforafts carried by the big
vessel towhich hcwas quite willing TO trust
his life. These visible provisions for tcrd-
bic emergencies seemed 20 him 60 imply %
want Of such confidence as the owners and
officers Of the steamship ought &c feel in
their noble craft. As "a mntter az fact, tho
lfehoats ON au ocean Steamship Of largo
size, engaged in the passenger trade, are Of
use only undcr peculiar circumstance and
they would be- Of very little value In such
emergencies as are most commonly as3oc.-
ated with lie saving appliances.
Let steamship like The Umbria, for in
stance, be SO torn 10y collision with drift.
ing wreck or an iceberg TINT the great YES.
eel could be kept above water for only an
hour or two, and the lifchoats would prove
utterly inadequate TO save half OF the per.
sons on board from immediate death. Tho
big passenger steamships often carry three
times "a masy persons across the Atlantic
as their llfeboats could hold. and IL follows
that the number sure TO perish would loo
twice ns great as the largest possible rem.
nant saved. And in the hour OF need tho
chances are that high sea and general ox.
element would prevent the proper loading
Of the lifcboats, or even cause tho destruo.
ton Of some OF thcm.
Almost every steamship entering the port
OF Now York during stormy sonson has
boats smashed 10y tremendous waves or
swept away altogether OF course storms
are just whgJ are most likely 10 bo oncoun.
tered when gn ocean steamships LfcbOats
alone stand between her passengers and
crew and docth
The small boats OF great Atlantic liner
arc useful In case of disaster, If the shore OF
some other vessel S. near enough 90 render
several trips To and uUm thesinidng steam
erpossible. They serve admirably also when
| there are no passengers on very few, and
/ they can be lowered and oiled without nc
ci3ent. But when destruction comes IN
/ It's most awful forms, and no refuge Is ncaI
| except the email boats OF a great occau
| steamship carrying many passengers, mn
| appalling tragedy must inevitably result
The trust OF all on boagd the big lin,
! steamships which cross the Atlantic mus
be put, as DR. Holmes rightly thought
should be the cuae, almost wholly In TIA,
/ great and almost understandable vessel
which yearly pass Ia safety through TN
widest storms and the seyerost tests OF sea
worthiness.-C Cleveland Leader.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13

"Talking about the cold snap reminds
mo Of funny thing that happened out our
way said the little man with had cigar
rs lac tilted back his chair and put his feet
ON the steam coil.
You see, IL was this way hut maybe
you fellows don't want 20 hear this story"
be went on as he glanced around suspi
ciously at the crowd
A chorus OF approval moved him TO pro-
coed
well, You know, ! live out south iu q
fiat, and it's the coolest fiat Ia the world
Railways thought the south side was cooler
than any place else but anyhow this house
live in Is a corker Why, these cold morn.
ings / have 10 hurry mp and drink my coffee
as soon rs 10 Is poured out 90 keep &C from
freezing, and the bcdclothcs are stuck TO
the bcdstead every night But as / started 20
say, down stairs, In the fat below mo lives
couple who have daughter, % fair AID
fascinating maiden. Now, that wouldn't
be so bad, only she has fellow who comes
10 see her, as usual.
Funny thing, amt Il, how these girls
will2 But, anyhow, this fellow comes 10
see her. And they do have an awful time
saying good night / can hear him start 20
20, and about an hour after that ! hear the
door shut, and he's gone. But was sling
you about the cold snap. II was the cold.
est night we had, / guess, ! got sick of
looking 40 the thermometer, so l Just went
70 bed and listened 90 the sidewalk crack
when people went by l could hear tho
nails flying out OF the side OF the house
say, II you fellows don't want 70 hear this,
why, all right
Once more the crowd begged him 20 80
on.
well, this night, as I was saying, l
heard tho fellow start for the hall door, ana
there they stood chatting. Twas just drop
ping 10 sleep when / heard great chatter
down on the front porch. Seemed as u
some one was trying TO kick the door ia.
thought the house WAS cn fire so jumped
upand male o break Tor the door When
got down ON the porch, 1 almost lcll in a No.
That fellow had started % kiss chat g.rl
good night and they troza Yes Sir; fact
lie was sort OF slow follow anyhow, ]
Quess, and he took his time 10 IL, $50 WHOM
he tried To break away he found thoir bps
were frozo together, and lac llickcl ON The
door Tor help. Wen, SIR, we had 20 get salt
and ice water to &C., -ul loose, and be amt
beou up there since bunny thing, wasn't
itg' ana he glanced about him.
Put the crowd OF listeners gnzcd on him
sorrowfully and silently and rlyerently
withdrew. Chicago News-liecord.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
100 b nodno . 800.

Hero Is a characteristic nnecdote OF on
army surgeon. The late Mr. Bakor Green
was Tor nome years surgeon IN q cavalry
rogim0nt, and whom II went 10 India was
continuously dunncd by his long aliierins
tailor who in despair begged his debtor %
take care OF hts health, otherwise What
will become ~ meiV
The reply was chnrneteFiEtioi II have re-
eeiycd your hypocntoal letter hoping THAI
Twill take care Of my beaifh In order that
may live 10 pay your bill Hear, then, what
your chances hago been 20 Tar. attend 40.
slduousiy every cholera case IN the cantor
ruents and make analipox q special study
swim every morning ia a lake sWarmin8
With allieatOm Al tho rcant attack upou
tho hill Tort AZ BRghboro won't with chs
foriorn hope and VIA oae Of tho three who
returned unwounded. Tomorrow morning,
nnaccompaDied and ON fo0t, / shall " into
the jungle ana wait for the man eafin9
tigress as che rctllrns az dawn 20 her cave
and her cnba fitbe eho who fnilz, nhah
spend my leave Ia the feveF haunted jun
giles Of tho 1erai follOWing up Bag ,gune,
And II survive that 1 shall Good myself
after It's heat by joining q party 70 ascand
the peak DhawalhghiIi whoae anog alopeS
and glaclers arc 40 ntin ~ Jour prlcee."
However, t.Aa regiment oalne back with
tho doctor an right, Rnd che tedioE's anxae-
ties and bin weto hoih sctfled,r- ent4aal
Meuopolltalh III
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY,

W. r. Ford is a candidate for c,iy at-
torney, subject TO action OF city Deulo''
racy.
There win be a meeting or me ooaru oi
l,dv managers aud the ladies Interested
iu Che Colonial ball al THIS p. ~
M the Hendricks building, W. w. -
rooms. a fun and prompt Attendance ~
requested
yostorJ,v afternoon William Shana-
liam. living ~ Houston aud Iir'h'u
street fpli from an epiletc nc, on Hnus-
ton near Sixth aud this led TO the cir'u-
iotion of IA report that q man had drop
nod dead lie was taken home 10y the
police.
saturday evening a little daughter OF
M Cnrn Who is visiting the family OF
Fr.uk Winters on Kentucky avenue
feIl from fence and broke her lett arm
below the elbow
Tho Democratic city convention VIII
he called 10 order az II o'clock ms ulol.,
Inc m tie Seventeenth district court
room.
The beauty Of the weather YESTERDAY,
was the theme of general cninln'A ~ al.''
particularly was this true ot the 'is''o'
To the city
The general peace Of the city was soou
Yesterday. only few DRINKS and those
VINO engaged IN little hght' being TO-
corded as arrested
The funeral of Mrs Brownson was very
largely attended by her many irienls'
who. in this WAY pore ,,''I MIX % 10y
Mrs. william N Evan, 9 9, gone one y
New Orleans for me MHill Hi"S anu -
,-faff Frfaltlla and rnlNilftn
S. II. Ely, commercial agent u US
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
CONE ITSITOR.

At the house OF C0loucl Robert Nc
Cart "A son of Nicc-P resident Elect NteN'
epson. Lewis c. Stevenson, Is making %
visit of u few days, a resting ,tup-o'vr
ON his way back from Sun Antonio 10
his home ut Bloomington, Ill.,. me- Nlsi
tor is yOuug man OF very pleasant aa
dress. cultured and Travelled. and Us an
entertaining companion, llN mas tht
climate uf his home state rather trying
I'm winter. aud as he ia his fathers pm.
yutp secretary, and was pretty wei
worked down after the late campaign
WINS over. be- decided De would spend ist
winter i'm the South; and so he went 10
"a ranch near San Antonio, ana rs now
homewurd hound. Two winters he has
spent in California, and he says lac was
NOR, benefited 10y his six weeks stay
Inn This state than his two winters In
California. He thinks that judicious
use of printers ink In advertising the
stnte ms a winter resort, would bring a
mnpy-fold return. II the merits of the
winter climate of Texas were only known
To the people of the North, there would
bc much difficulty ia finding place for the
many who would flock 10 the state,
Sir Stevenson Is so pleased with his
Texus trip that lac VIII repeat II AZ ms
first convenience.
Yesterday Colonel Mozart showed his
guest the city and entertained him 40 the
clubs. and the visitor Is ais much de-
lighted with Fort Worth as he is with
the rest of Texas that he has seen. Ills
stnv will extend over the greater purt of
ttn vgrrk. for he Is entirely al home
with his fathers old friend ana college
Mr.. Stevenson has been invited 10 stay
hprp and go To Washington with tho lth-
cibles and IL rs possible that this arrange
nent will be carried into effect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
y IgcgiTECTS.

lava court Of rorrant coun.
nrrls ,l, uss5rshitocts to submit plans plans
es's'i,ailcas ~, NOT city Of Fort Worth.
s-ssei 10 Wv ,,slsf of foundations,
lars shaii ny sections drawn to q
5gv.a93na.,t t % the inch and must be be
s l,sl a Y s5a re a2l@casioHs a at
~ ,sf caps, .,o,,s ms 10 cost Of same.
m sna uls wy, 1r6gnty clerks office, cop
a y AZ, iai Sc furnished on 2 lpgP,,o5.
v rs uSS8e.is9si GGs sP TSdaiyS7e
ssioTm Y ,os 3li Mi be paid Tor the
Ia lollsrs ,ssc -yI adopted. but the
ssi pS ,a.srye the right 20 reject
nlssoaeir7 ,r,8oscd. Plans ana sPe'li y,
p. i.,SIsi must BE- S6o6 tn oi IS tS 95
-aiiy defA v.,b rot later than Il!
q lG' Monday. the 18Th day Of
4 noon. OF tDuN T.. KING,
ID ~ p,rt Of Tarraut County rex.
1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
rrIr nsNNY LIND CII-R.

Two large audiences yesterday listened
10 the singing Of the Jenny Lind club aud
thoroughly enjoyed lhr rare musical treat
offered their friends The singing of
ltossu's CHARITY is said to have been
PARTICULARLY pleasing The illness Of Mss
Meyrr, was 60 be regretted, hut Mrs
Geo. g. England took her place ON short
notice IL is true. and the music OF yesler-
DAY was without flaw The jenny Lind
cl no is destined 90 become one Of the
most popular organizations IN the city aud
It's public appearance Is the signal for
a rare musical treat
Tho ladies' who sang We're. Mrs. Eng
hind. uud Misses Woods, NJ lru ,, Mary
WldtIn. Snuic Turner. Katie Vaughn,
Bessie Fields and Montgomery. Miss
darlington was the orsanist at the Baptist
church
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
srnLnN Gnnns FnrND.

Saturday Deputy Sheriff Hart Cum
nells aud Constable Morrison OF Mans
II I'D. succeeded in identifying a. saddle
found iu the possession of win league
who wits sent TO the prultruti-
airy yesterday. for theft, aud which
was supposed To have been stol-
en-. but an efforts Co find its own
on had proved uuuyailmg up to that time.
They also found about four bushels OF
stuff h, had gotten away with Mt.
Morrison is deserving of much credit for
tLr mauucr In which be- forfeited ont these
ruhheries AMI the success he has had in
hudmg owners for the stolen property
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-13
N X REBEL AT GREEN
WALLIS TONIGHT

AN i~pel, Interpreted by Miss
100 Mr. Edward II. Mawson,
,,,, sast viii be- the attraction
AVN opera house tonight. TO-
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ollely-drama, dealing with his
On ie Ni the struggle of Gl-G5
isb,er'l--s. ''sely popular I'm North
NO NJ centres, reaching the
New York run 10 crowded
. VIM S,olithem tour was look
iil ueaded Interest by critics and
,.,., '1asers, Thus far wher-
Ms lhp South "A Fnir
n ,sl ~, 'luenlly delighted thenter
z ~ 'lHfu the warm commeudn-
geE X Leading Southern pa
b. US dramatic strength en-
lohn9 elaborate attention 10
la,len qua pleasing portrayal
tm : said TO hound ,r,n, n,,.m
iL httn l,n as realistic court
HAlss Y Telegraph wires. ctc.
ltUaNsl ,ian9rate has heretofore
3 tac rts.a " the revolving scene.
giib X w pnd exterior of I.ihbv
ip Wu,5, ape of Northern pHs-
4 Rad ps,.i, route, This incident
ntn,l Is based upon mo
hai,As through an under
b. CN ieo Union officers.
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d taIa,.lSeers The celebrated
rhieb siOg dangerous ana
lsrg Nyn attempted 10 gnin
''p'cted with startling