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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

In drawing-room furniture white
and gold are the favorite combination
of the day.
WHEN the meat of walnuts has be-
come too dry let the kernels stand In
milk and water over night. They will
then be ns fresh as when new.
THE fire which heats lower room in
n house will warm the one above it
also if you run the stovepipe through
the floor and into a drum" in the
upper room. The drum should stand
on three feet and have holes to give it
the right draft. In houses that do not
have these drums large part of the
fuel is wasted.
AT lawn party the presiding genius
of the lemonade stall was we'll
known New York woman, and to IN
inquiry as TO how she kept up the
standard Of her wares she replied,
showing a quart jar of clear lemon
juice: II keep one or two or more of
these in reserve. and add it by cupfuls
as the ice weakens the drink, putting
in more sugar, powdered of course, con-
stantly." And the result WAS perfec-
ton lemonade ut all hours,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
COMING MODES.

New gold Is brilliant shade for
brunettes.
UNDERsEuRT fringes, frilled sleeves,
TUNES and killed dress skirts appear
among features of the newest autumn
gowns.
THE E1izabcthan ruhfs are growing
more general in net, null, lace or duffy
morabout fcothers. But this style Of
neck ndornment Is only becoming to
tall women.
BRowN shoes are not made Of goat
this season; the leather par excellence
is Russia kid. 70 IS light weight nnd
worry glogmS, which lends to the foot u
slender appearance. ,. ...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
Pc N $40 RES!

Having located near the Government De.
better attention than attor1ieya located
elsewhere, Special attention given to Diff
cult and rejcctef claims. If your present at
torncy does dot suit you, and Is slow, write
us. Soldiers WHO have lost their dl discharges
can obtain new ones. Charges OF desertiOn
removed. No foe unless you get q pension.
Advice FREE Soldiers pe1isi oncd at less
from disability in addition to that named in
their pension certificate may obtain incrense
under the new law. It is not necersury for
you TO have gotten any ailments In war to
get pensioDcd under the new Law. Pensions
for widows ana children without regard t.,
soldiers death; mothers ~ fathers who are
now dependent, whether they were depend.
ent on soldier when he died or not. Pensions
obtained for services rendered in Mexican
nno Indian wars. Mexican pensions cnn now
be increased to $l2 month. Suspended
pensions restored.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
CABINET.

srcty OF State. ......... v alter Q. Gresham
sec'ty. Of tie Treasury ..JohnG q. Carlisle, Ky
Dec ~ OF "Gr- .-.-. Daniel y. Lamont, N. Y
seety. u the Navy. hillary u. Herbert, Aso
fostniaster- Generul.. Wilson b. Eissell. \ Z
ssc'ty. OF the lnteriur....... .Hoke snuith. ia
A'olieS-1eherai......- hiSLaId OlDey. 49,
see'ty. OF Agricultural. Sterling Aorton, hch
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
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Lawyers and leaders OF Society. Our
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orders are supplied direct fro IL our
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packages for $500 by nail postpnid.
Particulars feeaIed) Acts. ALL COR.
RESPONDENCE C0yFIDENTIAL.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20
OFFICIAL DlRECTOn
US. GOVERNMENT.

Psesident......GRovE cLHvELAHD.K
overwhelmingly L. STEYEEsoNH
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-10-20

q. 8. Senator'S y john st 1,nss
Rep. in Congress. bmpets q. hswIARsls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
ArPEAL no IpsHMEN.

London, June "a The following is the
appeal by the leaders Of Pnrnelites 10
the Irish people In America: Relying ON
your devotion To Ireland aud mindful of
the part You have taken Ia building M
and maintaining the struggle for nntion.
amy under the leadership Of the late
Chnrlcs Stewart Pnrncll we venture 10
address YOU at this moment OF extreme
PERI TO our c0untry's cause, aud Ia fuct.
OF danger, during which II would he 4
betrayal OF the trust imposed on Us for
MS TO reirnin from comforting with you,
our loyal Suns In America
We feel the time has come to plac, facts
before you aud enlist your sympntbv
IN our endeayor to save from shiD,yr ,sk
movement on which our future Nplfar.
depends. The lclimaN has come. M,
prime minister has Announced to thr
house o. commons that lie iuentds to
withhold from Ireland for six wears
after the passage of the home rule bill
the power Of imposing. compelling or IN.
tertering with their own taxes, They
are TO be regulated by imperial authority
and ireland is TO be compelled To con
tribute onc-tliird Of her revenue to the i'm,
periai treasury, The announcement %
this proposal caused the commons to
stand aghnst. II was received withoa,
protest by the men who sacrificed Par
nell for IN English alliance,
This was LEFT 10 us 10 protect nEuinat
persoualhy1l0wtlcncra isd:wn. dhrfaftai
proposal that involves national humlliA-
ton These fncts make u clear that Il
the homo rule bill Is carried II must bc
rendered worthy Of acceptance by the
Irish and the fight for lrelnnd must be
maintained 10 the end We appeal 10 yuu
| IN the great crisis that IL more dangerous
than amy that has heretofore threatened
the national life Of ireland IN onr
memory Our rcsouces are taxed severe
~, the combined forces against which
We nro compelled 10 struggle are potent
10 delay the dawn Of freedom. ANY aid
YOU may be able TO oifcr rs WIN he ap-
/ pteciatcd
tSirnedl Behalf independents of
JOHN T., REDMOND
TimM9TH9Nl, HARRINGTON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
PERSONAL.

Mr., Clarence Parker has gone to Gal
weston 10 spend few weeks. His many
friends wish him pleasant time among
the waves,
Arthur l.. Smith, accompanied by f.
Marx Hunt Of st Paul, returned frO.n
Northhcld, Minnesota, where he hu.
been attending school for the past year
Mrs. VIM. Cameron of Waco is visitins
hrr daughters, Mrs. II. y. Mcdonald and
MIS-. H. IL. bowman, on Lamar street.
Miss Mitt Wakefield Hall returned YES.
tcrlay from the University of Texas,
where she has just completed her junior
year
John Barlon is back from Washington.
having returned yesterday, but to II re.
porter he said he failed to return with
TIE nd for the construction of the fed.
eral building, the contract having been
awarded to Topeka, Kan, parties,
deorgc &. Rivers, paynustrr of il,
Fort Worth aud Denver railway. rriuri,.
Ell yesterday from trip over the road.
General superintendent ]. d. Moore. of
the Fort Worth and Denver road has
gone to Nebraska after his wife ana
family. lie Is about to erect a home ON
the South Side.
A. G, Merrell, formerly train master
of the santa Fe road at Temple and
now resident IF Jackson, Miss, Is In
town, visiting friends.
Arch Tandy Of Archer county. a we'll.
known cattle feeder, was in the city YES.
tcrday
Mayor George Hudgins, proprietor OF
the Pickwick botel, returned from ANA.
rillo yesterday, Mrs. Hudglns and ia,
children, including George, lr.. will re.
main there for an extended visit.
j. W, Czech, of Harrington. Kons.
contractor on the Rock Island road,
arrived here yesterday.
~ +. Harhur has returned to Fort
Worth ana will be- found At his old
stand with W. H. Taylor
of San Angelo. is reported quite Sell
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
THE VICTORIA DISASTER.
Raising Money For The Distressed. Cleveland
To The Queen.

london, June u "A special staff off
cial was kept on duty al night ut the
admiralty office at Whitehall for thu
purpose Of receiving any oihcinl dis
patches that might arrive, The only
information -rccciyed was the names of
those who had been saved, and that only
came to hand at $50 this morning.
An immense crowd gathered about
the admiralty office eager ~ grasp any
scraps Of information In the crowd
were many women aud young girls whose
husbands, fathers or sweetlicarts were
members Of the III fated crew Of the
Victoria
II is stated this morning that no at
tempt will be- made TO recover the
bodies of those who went down ia the
Victoria. The vessel lies in $50 feet of
WINTER and IL would be almost impos-
sihle 10 recover the dead II is prob
able that Ia the course Of q very few
days number Of the bodies win float
out from the hull and will be- watched
for and given burial on land Funds
are being started in different parts OF
the country to aid those who have lost
their supporters. Gratifying subscrip-
tons are being made.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
LITTLE ITEMS.

w. +, Lnney, wcll.known to many
Fort Worth people. now Il resident of
Noble, q, r., has just received the ap-
rOinlmcnt Of postmaster at Lexington.
q. 4. Mr.. l.ansy has been publishing a
newspaper ut Noble, but will remove the
plant to Lexington.
The First Baptist church Of Calves
ton has invited l,cy, A, H.. Baten to
serve MS pastor during the month of July.
lie has accepted and been granted leave
of absence by his church.
The gospel meeting az the Y. NJ. c. A.
Will he held In the large hail tomorrow
at p N. The room Is large and well
ventilated, making u very comfortable
meeting place. Rev. w. T. Wilson will
address the nesting MIR Gurley will
lead the music with his coruet. All men
invited
The board of equalization are making
AS much progress as possible in the rN-
animation of the tax assessment rolls
They have reached the letter + In the
alphabetical list, aud us the corporations
aud organizations beginning with the
title OF tue city are under this initial the
board has been very busy equalizing
matters. But few changes have been
made, however.
County Clerk King yesterday issued
The following marriage licenses: ID. X.
Howcls and Miss Matte Grown. Wash.
lngtou R0az colorcdl aud Belle NJ. Clar.
lila. tcooredl George NJ Ledford and
Miss Annie u. Kirk,
A special concert will he given nj tho
Heights tomorrow tAlondayl evening.
\ splendid program of popular music will
he presented
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

elegant residence on East Wcatherford
street in honor Of their son lays debut
in society. Al $50 y. m. Prof. Aunt
eyer-iatuuus orchestra led on with the
sweet, dreamy strains of the famous
Daughter Of Love waltz, and after Il
short assorted program the german
was in order. being led by MIR, william
Hayes, assisted by several young ladies'.
At ~ O'Clock dninty refreshments were
served, after which the german was
continued until late hour when all
departed tired. but happy, because they
had been so honOrpd. and wishing that
II could have listed always. As an en-
tertalner, Ray has proved himself par
excellence. aud his welcome was nppre-
ciatcd. Following is the list Of those
present; Misses AuHhpl Cooper, Kate
Vaughan, Eta Wood. Bessie Ellis,
COrrie Martin, Laura G. Smith, Alberta
Marlin, Laura Belle Smith, Mary lii-
tlci0hn, Leon Harold, Lutte Luckctt,
Maudc Richardson, Nirgir Wilson, Blame
Shorb, Annye Burnett. Florence smith.
Belle Cherry, Maggie l.illcjohn, Mai
fully, Alesdamcs. Van Iundt, Cunning
hamk Ross. The gentlemen were:
Mrssrs. Batemnu, Blakency, Morrow.
Arch Harold Tom Martin, All Luck
Ell George Reed, John ,labne,. Roy
Simpson. Pike Maddox, William Hayes,
Wray Van Iiudt. IL. Lacey, Williams,
Bondurant, NHylor Schuher, kuhleber
Van Iandt, English Whita, Nynue.
Han, pOrwood, l.ulsvI Hayes,
Crandall, llttlciUhn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
BOOMING TEXAS.
COL. o. W. HUFF, A NEBRASKA
CAPITALIST, TALKS.



Col. ID. W. Hun, one OF the heaviest
stockholders In the Rock Island and Tex
land c,,,,,,,a,,. O.. ,,..,.,ti..,, c.,,. d,,.,
- sp.n"'"H " ~" ""'
M le Arlington Inn. He IL also hccQiu-
phhleu ny he company popular wee
president Mr.. j. VI Knox. and the gen.
and rniiyav ronnany NIr Il q Tbout,.
-
etai HshFol way agent OIL tue. hock Isl
son.
A Gazette reporter moi Mr. HuG lnsn
,i,t,, ,,,d o.t...i hf,. IL. -, .t.,.,t., ~
n'A"' ""u "sNru "iiu Nu"V ne 'uousus VI
.leNa', especially thai part extending
from Fort Worth into the Pan Handle.
sail no.
loh nave GOT us me country as l
ever laid eyes On; the soil Is productive,
the climate excellent. Texas Is a coun.
tr, az ,,.o,, ,,,..u.ut,i, - 49,, ,yi,,
Wy vi E'ta' possluihlies' anu men wa
capital VIII not be long IN discovering
these facts. The time was when elnmgra-
tlon fonpd it, way T., rho Wast and inn,
~
sHu A-Itme eus'eru 9uulneru sateT,
ult the tue Is turning ahd caWihllsIs
9Ie iusl sueHnS investments II, lpAus'
- uul Periecllg infatuated WIN Noilhcrh
lrA"9' "lu SstelalE WIN Tue cVuu'i!
HJuCtIl 10 I"rl Worm. ~ won pc
lons ptIyre your cit1ehs VIII ierl nv
s sg eiev's OF the 'iiiuA Oh ulGmheSeu ilVll [,
tnrg are coming III gradually ana by
octoher our company proposes TO run
IvsGrIur monthly excursions mo thls Part
or tAa'' ONtt nAil hllloh "l ~
nra99h 'npital mas already been invested
~ llous.2n' 44lu thrle - 70 r9oson"D''
excuse WHY 4 orr worth should MT re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
The Great Chicago Derby Was
a Grand Success
SAVE IN ONE PARTICULAR,
The Horses We're Held al The Posi- without
Reasou-Ths Boobies Make Nearly
100000 Garrison Rides
The Winning Horse.

Chicago, H.. June 24.-'rhe tenth an
nual derby is over aud gone aud Ike The
majority Of great races this year i
brought woe 10 the betting public aud
Joy TO the book-makers.
Il was u remarkable race-it was
witnessed by the largest crowd ever
gathered on a race track In this country.
1t was run for one Of the largest purses
ever hung up for the best crowd OF thor
sughbreds to win. 1t lowered the record
for the American derby and was run
after the most outrageous delay at the
post ever seen on the running turf.
1t was an ideal day aud track. There
was nothing to prvent It being run on
It's merits and the horse that was the
best of all pull down the prize. Whether
Boundless, who is horse OF great en-
durance could win again, is another thing.
He won today aud won honestly
Al twenty minutes after the horses
broke 10 a beautiful start, but Pettin-
gill called them back. For seventy min.
nlcs he kept the horses at tile post I'M
~ some were IN no condition Ia do
well This delay was the one mistake
which murred the race.
hNhAfAAN"9t WIN MS NAAANlF NNlNHilN'NWs
Lookout, was well backed and his vic
tory WAS by no means unpopular.
Don AlOnZO, who carried q world Of
money, was never In uc race at any
stage. He never got to the front at
all. Boundless, who was well in the
center of the bunch. ran easily TO the
three-quarters on the last mile when he
moved up and won as he pleased. Gar
rison rode the winner.
lhe amount Of money that changed
hands 90 thp track was SSOU.OOO
Seventy bookmakcrs had all they could
do to accommodate the crowd, who
pushed and smashed hats aud rent gar
lneuts ~ efforts TO get money on their
horse. Even after the horses were at the
post the crowd was still rushing for
ward with money aud the bookmnkera
were still raking II In Il was the heayi-
est betting day Chicago ever knew and
the bookmakers kept 1t nearly all.
II was nearly q O'Clock when the flag
dropped aud q comparatively feeble
shout greeted the riders
81 Croi1 and Chorister had slight ad.
vantage, but Don Al0nzO's nose was near
by and lngomar was at his girth,
Plltus, Aldeharau, Clifford, Lookout,
and G.. w. Johnson came next, while
the rear was fetched up by HAmpauO
Boundless, 81. Leonard. Oporto. Tyre
aud Str1thnorc. At least ten lengths
separated the leader FROM the last horse
but The crowd was IN the main well
pleased. for Don Alonzo and Chorister
were on splendidly aud appeared we'll.
Bonndless at the quarter was seventh,
Going to the half Garrison was binder,
ed considerably by lngomar and Choris-
ter and kept bis mount buck to avoid
being pocketcd
Suddenly ~ the leaders were making
the far turn, Garrison saw the opportun.
lly he was waiting for aud shot his
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

The Crhnrne Cycle club held its first
races june %
First rorcO One half mile novice was
won by NunRensselucr Of Fort Worth.
Time. 1:3i
Second Thrre-fuurths mile. open
To all. won by 1Nckubery, Fort Worth
second. Parker. Waco Time. 2:l4.
Third ruce-One fourth mile open 10
ALL won by Parker Of Waco. Tutl;nbery,
Fort Worth second. Time, 40 seconds.
Fourth race One-hilf mile, open to
ALL won by NanRenssclaer. Fort Worth,
Tackabcry, Fort Worth, serond. Time,
/ :9S.
lNfth racc-l'ivc miles open 10 all. won
by Convey Of Dallas; Harmon, second.
Tackabcry was foulcd In this race. some
one running into him. Nanlieusselner
also fell aud was out of the race. Time,
lI;l5,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
THE COURTS.

Seventeenth district court Hon. w.
ID. Harris, judge.
yorcng to Belle a. Campbell from Frank
Campbell, on the ground of cruelty,
Della Lane from Nirdc l4aue, for cruelty
Abandonment and drunkenness. Thu
court also heard the case Of Minnie
Abbott rs. G. X. Abbott, and took the
matter under adviscmenL
Wesley James was granted q divorce
from Snllie James,
The grand jury yesterday made Its
final report. aud adjourned Inc doc
rmrnt states that the jury has returned
aSA bills OF Indictment since It was or
ganized. Reference Is made to u visit
made TO the jail. and the excellent con-
ditlon Of that institution, The jury
referring to It's visits 10 the several con
Wet camps. states that they found that
persons were allowed to gamble and in
various other ways amuse themselves,
and that the guards were parties to
these daily mntinees, When craps be-
comc mOnotonOus, the cnnvicts hnva
grand times holding kangaroo courts,
and Judging from the grand Jury re-
port. camp life among the county pris.
oners possesses many enchanting al
Forty.eighth district court, Hon. S.
f. Greene, judge.
The jury IN the case Of j, II. Schell.
Indicted for horse stealing. found the
prisoner guilty and assessed his punish
ment ut five years In the peniteutlry.
NEW SUITS.
The following new suits were filed for
record yesterday;
Annie March Field V Fort Worth
improyemt Mt company. Debt and foro
closure.
Andrrw $, NIarh vs. Fort Worth
Improvement company Delhi and fore
closure,
Grace Stewart, q minor, made an 0ppli-
action in the Seventeenth district court
- have her disabilities removed 10 en-
able her to bargain, sell and tonvey cor.
min property.
A DELIGHTFUL GERMAN.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
sam j. Hunter opened the doors Of their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
IN THE CITY.
ARLINGTON.

Miss Pittman returned home last night
nt o'clock. She says she really intend.
ed to drown herself when she left Judge
Nnpper's, but lacked courage when she
got To the river aud concluded tu come
To her home here, She attributes her uc-
tons TO be- the result of II stroke of light.
ming she received last Monday. froul
which she was unconscious for somC
tlme and from which size has suffered
severely with pain In her head and ear
ever since. She Is very nervous and j.
physically exhausted, but the pain Is
leaving her hcnd and her mind is perfect.
~ clear Owing 10 her position IN tho
world lately, she had become very de-,
spUndcut. which gave q bent 10 hce
winl after the lightning stroke She h,
the. sympnthics Of numerous friend
hprp. who will combine to make her for,
get all such troubles in happier days.
The grain shipments for this week
amount TO three cars, Of which two ara
Of corn and one OF meal. New wheat
win begin to come in next week
There was a picnic at Riverside today,
In which the Sunday school ut Riverside
was Joined 10y the Watson Sunday school,
The people were addressed by PROFESSOR
Chapman.
Miss laruc Robinson returned from
the Worlds fair today. She reports q
delightful time and low prices Of accom-
modltions there
II. v lIargroyc is very sickswIth ty-
phOid fever 80
wore guests ut Mr. \. j. Rogers this
week.
II. Il. Davis, cashier Of the Citizens
bnnk, has left for Kansas on business
trip, aud as Mrs Davis is already there
II will doubtless he one of pleasure, too.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
THOSE FORGED DOCUMENTS.

n Iarls, June GA. Lee. secretary nj ,hs
iNlu-h embassy, currnllOrnttI In Ar I'm.
%frsiew today the statement " il. Phlups
NORTON. under arrest fpr f,r'1in',N ,lia W..
menls partially, published by Cocarde AMI
b,'Ngni~l py Miloyt. was never einnloyed
ny w Embassy and had no opportunity
hrp2g noN. l.ee said The whole story fol5
~ norton was hoax. Norton cenfeasgs,,'i
w , nj documents which cocards baasie,i
MefH supposed 10 he eprinin proof az ~
syhap,e Negotiations between Cieinenrsat,
Anl Austin Lee, had been forged anS XIV,
foundation. "''N'u' ene slightest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
GERMAN ELECTION

Berlin, June 24.-rhc results of tbe
second ballots are. as known nj MID,
night Clcricas. az; Social Democrats !.
y; Conservatives and Agrarians.. IN.
National Liberals, 80; Radical Union
ISIS, ~ Poles. 23; Free Conservative
~ Government Gericals, IL; Sonth
German Democrats, IL; Alsatinns. :,
Richter Radicals, u; antiSemiies, 4,
Gtuelphs, Z Danes l Agrarlan Pcasanis
/; BHyarian parlcularists.
OF these l4S are counted with tb, -,
position and KS with the royernm,. ny
Inc inain features Were the wresting
% Essen from the Clercals by Cannon
hlng Nrupp aud the retirement az prnf
Rudolph 10 private life. w.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
COWBOY RACERS.

Dubuque, Ia. June 24.-Berry reach
vile at o O'Clock, Gillespie aud Rattle.
make Pete left there at $3.50, Doc Mid
aleton reached Waterloo at O:4O aud let
Al once for Independence. Berry left
Earlyllle nj Ol5. Both his horses are
ln good condition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
FrrzsIMMoNs -cnoYNsKT.

New York, June 2f.--Artioles Of CON
test between Bob Fitzslmmons aud Zoe
Choynski for q purse Of $4,000 have
been signed. According TO the articles
the fight Is to he at catch.weighis. the
contest 20 take place on date agreed
upon by the principals. FIt1slmlnons bas
been notified and an answer IA expected
MIDDAY or Tuesday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
Bnusrs AT PURCELL.

Purcell. /. r., June 81. tSpcclall-
Geo. Walter, secretary, Sau Antonio
Bicycle club, Otto Pracger and Elmer
Whitehead Of the same place passed
here today en- route 10 the Worlds fair.
Camp life and steering the wheel seems
TO agree with the boys. They are unt
fourteen days and expect to reach Chi.
eaRO by the Fourth Df July.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
BOSTON GLAZING HOUSE.

Boston, Mass, June 2l.-That noint
has been reached in the local money
market when bankers think the clearing
house should follow New York. Phiia-
delphla aud San Francisco IN the issu-
ance of clearing house certificates. AZ.
rordlngly the clearing house committee
slider the matter
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. YORK.

Philadelphia. Pa. June 2i.--philHdcl-
phia. runs 10. hits is, errors 4 battery,
Carsey. yickcry aud Cross New York,
runs 10 hits II, errors o. battery
Schmitt Baldweu and Milligun; umpire,
Lynch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-25

At meeting Of the Mystic Circle held
last night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term;
Worthy ruler, n. II. Boyd; yice.ruler.
II. L. Calhoun; chaplain, Eugene BURT
treasurer. l.. +, Perkins; warden, W. ]
Binyou; marshal T.. .. Orrick; guard,
q. Il, Ryan; sentry, Il. II. Tucker wor
thy medical examiner. w. Il. Howard:
trustees. G.. L. Ryan, w. 5. Essex aud
w H. Sherlpy