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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
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SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANIh..
LEAVE kILhnoND, 81 hIi> i.a-
$500 A. III Daily--ltlclm. nl T.. 3d..
TlBULED LIMITED
folk ll:J5 A. 90. -.r
Petersturg, Wr.nr.y. a..
300 A. N. DAILY f0r lyacuul'ti A
intermediate station - -
ton beyond hQAnNs ...-
1920 p. NJ Daily tor Rosao1e, Eai..'
Ii Bristol, ali sN f.
ard West rii kLst I'D
gina ami Georgia
Tor BlneAoiA ONO r. f
Leave BlueGeld d.lV '. d. -,
hsnoya. Coilmpls, Nf
Nest. Paf.Ur-,4r
Roanoke ami Fuiiml -
noSe o. Memphis go N- 80
Chattanooga. ant
from Rlchmond % ~ ID.
$40 2 NJ. Daily Tor Norfolk. slf q '-
mediate stations. A..''
B:lOP N. ..
5:3s p. NJ. Daily. Arrive Nori,.A 81,
lI.3O p. Al. Daily for Roanoke, ht4
XII, aud Bristol IDa- ....l
noGe 7.25 A. VI wiin =
and ChattanoogA lin .r- f.
sleoDers kcsludn 70 p
Mem phls. aud Ncs orc - ...
ear attached. A!s0 ... | ;
FosahoptAs. Eixnorn t-i q
Clinch-yalle division -
loulsyilis ani sint cl' ga
aud Nashville raifliA "a . i.
Also lor Roxy Muuli s-l o.
ttus Wias,on-saiem Q " ''.- "a
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEP- 80
RICHMOND and LlNCHBUk0 frA.i t,..r
nancy Al % L. NJ; also Pullman ~.
burg 90 Louisville csa Radford tai N.......-, -
Trains arrive Richmond ito'a ~ "a ~
the Wes: daily $50 A. NJ, *;lo T, ~ 4
pm. From Norfolk and mo st'.' y
2:i5P. n. aud vesiibu,ed l.mitei e. >.Y.
" pas.enses As'''
W. B. BENlL.,. ..,t
General Passsnssf As =
General once. Roanoke. Va
DOCK AND JOB WORK NJ NS sxsi
I'D IxIcUgEpAg yAA pissA''A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19


steamers leave New York from Pier 26, North
River, for Richmond every WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY At 3 Z. NJ. arriving In Richmond
MONDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger Accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 20 New York CDcluding meals ana
BERTH rd James-riyer route ..........s %
Round-trtp tickets. limited 70 Thirty days
after date OF issue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ W
Steerage fare, with subsistence. ......... 90
Steerage fare, without snbsistence...... %
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and ONO rail-
way, and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 10 four days.. 90
Round-trip lckots dimited 70 thirty
DAYS ......+.--- ........... ..'.'''s.s... - "
Tickets can be obtained a. Richmond Transfer
Company's, COL easg Main street; Chesapeake
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg depots,
and at tho companys ONCE, 1901 Main street,
and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladng
Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATUR-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway (cld
Newport News az . A. NJ. ami by inc Richmond
and Petersburg railroad same DAYS at . A. NJ.
viii make connection at NORFOLK with steam
er leaving those days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Nam street,
nl9 aud company's wharf. kocke.tA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
YORK-RlVER LINE, unwe,rr3aa
TUE FAyoRITE ROUTE NoAL
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN 10. 10, $40 D.
LOCAL ENPRESS, darf eIcl 'v
Stops at all stations. 40 Leet.r '."
meet. With STAGE FOR Waiksrt0u H. 90
steamer AZ West Point. Steam
Pctl Tue 4 .-, a urs avs. arl $40.
Trains arrive a. Richmond v.Il A. tt
1910 A. ".
steamers 'caye Hatin orc 20 .. 3D.
Thursday. and sat aye.
TRAIN 80 -. $40 A. ".
LOCAL MIXED. daily except sml a.t
Tweuty.thirI stree. iJr = est Poiaf AMI
diate points.
liclet-Onice at station ioot o. Virr '-...
Open A. Il. o. . +. NJ. ani from .. 3D.
l1.lU A. NJ.
city tlcket-oiics-9Ol east slnin s'i...
sol HAAS. 81. A.
Tranic Manager. General Pas s.. A...
". II. GEEES, General Manage
J. \ h. IEOnf,p hupernfelIHr'.
j. ;. PORTS, Passenger agent 900 ilr --t
Richmond. Va -I4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

Train 81 "a limited and viii h,v. ....-
m Al Buffet Sieeping-ClrL SO Okla .... 10
addition % frst-cisss passage rl.. a.t
Pullman car fare. hf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

DOCK AND JOB WORK y, Nh s..s.
ID xxIcyTEpAy yAA pAsfA''H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
AN ARTIST.

The boy is clever artist. This he
picked up at the New Jersey State School
for Deaf Mutes. On the slate given
HIM on his entrance to the prison he
wrote questions for the deputies and
often amused the curious strangers who
came to see him by hasty drawing of
their face. The cell he will leave on
Monday is sight calculated to fire the
heart OF an artist. The walls are deco
rated with the faces OF many prominent
men and women. locks of many makes,
artistically-carved doors, and the faces
of two cherubs-one OF Richmond,
Va, the three-year-old daughter of
q prominent major residing in that city,
it is said the other taken from chrome
given the mite of humanity by keeper.
The prisoner always demanded much
social attention from the keepers and
visitors. If keeper passed his cell
door without stopping to shake hands
with him he would at the first opportu-
nifty write on his slate asking the deputy
if he was angry with him, and announce
that he would leave the place If he made
them angry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
THE RECORD.

The big book in the prison clerks
room shows this entry: "Charles
Koekel breaking and entering with in
tent received April n, 1892 age II or
Il; from Atlantic county; one indict-
ment sentenced April q, 1892 term
one year born Richmond, Va; sem
tence expires April y, 1898 commuta-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19
THE CLOTHES THEY WEAR.


"The costume OF the peones consists
OF just as little clothing as decency de-
mands. When at work they seldom
wear more than hat and the remnants
OF pair Of overalls. The women are
about as scantily dressed. and when they
are washing clothes, which is done In
the river or brooks. they divest them
selves OF as much superhuous clothing
rs they can conveniently.
1.-The Venezuelan people appear to
have less OF the Spanish blood left in
their veins than the generality OF Span
ish Americans. Many OF the leading
citizens, and among them President
Crespo, are nearly pure Indians, but to
his credit it may be said that he has far
less Of the vices generally found in such
hybrids than many OF those by whom
he is surrounded. Generally the people
OF this country less favorably impress o
foreigner than do those of other Span
ish-American countries. They appear
to be less hospitable. more suspicious,
and more inclined to quarrel than is
usually the case. As rule they are un-
dersized and dark in color.
BUT LITTLE CHURCH INFLUENCE.
"The Church does not possess the
influence over them that she does over
the people in other countries. THIS
lack OF influence over them is mani
tested by their not being able to be re-
strained AMI by the amount OF infidelity
TO be found among their leaders. Pro-
testant missionaries are looked upon
with suspicion and never yet have been
able to make stand in these countries
aearest TO the United States, except in
dexico, because ~ 3 general rule they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

Charley's parents are honest people,
and. it is said, left Richmond on account
of their boys failing, or gift to pick
locks. They came to New jersey and
located in Egg Harbor city, and here
Charley soon made himself notorious.
He made the rounds of all the stores at
all hours of the night and passed in and
ont OF private residences at will. At
first he took nothing, but later he took
anything he could carry. The residents
felt 80 insecure and were kept awake at
nights 80 much watching him that he
was finally arrested at the suggestion OF
his parents, who feared he might commit
some awful crime.
BRIGHT MUTE.
This resulted in his being sent to the
Deaf and Dumb Institute OF this city,
and here he was accredited with being a
bright mute, but very sly. He was never
in the institute when wanted, as he had
no trouble in letting himself out From
here he was sent to the Jamesburg Re-
form School, but from that place he
made three successful escapes. The
last departure he accomplished by sliding
down a lightning-rod from the third
story of one OF the buildings. The
boy cannot keep his hands off
OF locks, and can pick anything
he has as yet got hold OF. 1t is gift.
not an education. The boy Is good
penman, and during last winter, when
the prison night school was in session,
he was allowed to give the old convicts
lessons in penmanship. He does not
believe he has done anything wrong,
and he likes prison-life. How long he
will be at liberty the prison officials are
unwilling to even venture guess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

slope from our side 4 would have been 4
sanynn. We .toppcd thrra on the night ~
tho 2iri " nccrnihnr. uni ~ h ,Vh4 4
~ IVY ,Ugas.l ltem ~ WEATHER, We decided
weok Was rlWW Nlthaut neldont gnfthv
OF mote. mt ON the last night ~ tho wear
way enoasa advsnlagc and eNclicmcGi 70
last me war We had uateM ,ur snisltg
IS usual. banked the nre aud rSiired
um mink we had been asleep long when.
~ sudden The canyuu rcNufhrfatNu ftiin
2ass oq' 90 ,hc other with ,he mast bdnoul
asleep Aui waking amid mioh a tcirihic
uh We were ~ cpuusc dHHch indctl. we
WV SUI ,go mpfh asiecn 10 ten what the
Ken mr 60 tel u We know. for we were SUI.
anNnuni ~ hnud " Indians Whusr
lhaga|Hpsr-' " NV seened millions. scarcely
NY VIZ epmpwhrndvi What was gOlng oh
an1 snntchlng intty's child, il,i. followed
~ thN Whole PACK Nrlliur like mad demons
NJ ,NNld hgar them rolhr mer the nrnlrcs,
hut y was FOLLY for NJ 20 atis1npl d follow,
for they were so hcot " thofso thnf vs.,
N'iN nor hope tN kccn within hrarfnu as.
,9nvH lniiy uni Dts Vile were nearly dis
i"NltIncl ~ the canyon. Mrs tatty being
uNahlc 90 travel. 40 ht md vi that lime
w pA,Wu w ava started lNNk ~ lNlWnl
hiao'H haN,as lnlded hat he would tnkc
slsd. Tie did 1pl nrary TWO yoara aud IN.
hslNi good ana, hut tn mo arnu AZ thnu
feiotigg heme Swing ny ihr iuarch ana
tfNuNalh lost HN hNpn W ufnr luinhg his
dnhshiec nut he dlA aheni i've ycafs ago
or rather hla daughter irund htu,. one
lAN iAlW ,rNrNed q lettor nom q 1tsuii
priest IN NrW MOytcO. N wns directed
shnpN 90 MI lnny having nn Initials.
w, npt he sqi ", fhe priest said DE- bad In
MS care q Yunnn lady about twenty years
" aee WHO eNOld not speak Word "
English and who had been lrfi behind by
ludiuns 10 thcir hast, ainht fiom smiiera
~ aut know that she Wua ipilys
daufhlrf but shp had Ma her pnsspssnn n
81! thnlu 10 which WIS attached SO 40
sol piece uu one side which was
smooth were the words MARY Lttt, Mar.
shgmWn, Iowa Seplemher w. isdS The
Hitl eoiill oniy ten iho piltat IN the Indian
tonnnc thnl She had had thr piece ns ting
a. she roulh remember, aud that ahe had q
MIN, tcealiecilon % having been stolen,
hW Know nothing clHo Vol Of cnarep,
latii nNorieyrd, came Al once aud rroig'
nlHci his child She had hten ifpal,ui we'll
with me exception that loi vi Indian "a,
nres had hcoh tatlonvd netpsa hrr lnwor
~ SHE cunltl not speak d ward III fnrllsh
SUE went back ~ Iowa. STUFFED bard SOM
mastered English and u NOW teaching nn
indian nho0i Ia South Dakota, aud " rup,
rent"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
Crawford Dry Goods Co
PERSONAL,

nl'hll NfetlNnN Hp'hl q low poprH IA
pNiA' A'"intonf'
Afr. JlLo 4. Zufn returned lasf nleht
frnui a risii io prnpuNlrauln.
Rom Graham haH gone on q hhslnesg
trip 10 TOE western pnll ~ thn 1lhlnf
~ " tt,la,, ~ D,monn a. has
a,c,1, In ti,, ,ltt az the is.i foy dng,
yI.iti,,.@ li1 i,rnfbnr Aibrti Ilald.n
NfrgH sj p,r. ~ peeos ciif H. Ia IN,
div on n tiii 10 friends.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

special to the Gazeile, s.
''p 80. Tsx Dec. 30.-L. NJ. seftle,
fal.s'; Il. H.. Goods. notions, hoois
dealer IA clothing. filed chaiiel mort
shoe " WI bis entire stock q goods % =
5. Nni,5aimiis n, creditors for amounts
Of rs i Ti D. Mcdonald. Burdessi5 ,.s \
Names. sidD5. /. n. Hywaters S5Syl'
Gon9.s'' corlen. SeglO; Kiec q Msyisek
tL,ica6. Il sanborn & Co.. siy,'ui i,an
80 Rros $500 a. NeiAp5 I'LL.
Eaymer.' and Merchants h Si,,r W
r1ehange bank. 4. "; si n -,iesd
Tsrfer. ". q Chisums. Y. ~. ~.
Ms, - gaaner Byos . Paris Dr1
Goa9s company. Crook, Record 4 Co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Special ~ the Blrcitc
.Wuihururl roa. Doe - strange
phrlomena Y rcimrlri m u . ionts and
several other tNimhlp Uitstns frn nrar
lomYlllc this county un inrsdny mrht
iho hrl1rns ana earth ml ut ones seonei
W ~ lFhlrd IN on Instant nnd then thee
dlMlurl sounds Ike tnfH nn q hnsn drum
worv heard, rho ilgh plssrd 10 fhc uorh.
rast Hui thnn nnl7o ilkp tha nrlug VI
nnNiis ~ tannQnf oinih hp distinctly hrlrd.
Colorado aud Santa i'r railroad No pNi ln a
crossing at tlo EAST Uni ~ Muirf street,
nnd y VIII nov nihft west ffun the Texas
Hni Pacific plHHongor depot, A. y ithe
alln lhu INlnitei rlun lnr lhe nMnnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Dr A. A. Walker. 5000. The decd
says 90 the last thirteen named persons
being the amount Of trust money due by
NE "a them as trustcc money 0f Carter
Richie * Coz Miss Ncph Hamilton
S20O0i Miss Bessie Adams. $1,000; Mrs.
NJ v. Mecks. 5000. 1homns y Horny
5000; W. y McNinray 5000. Il l..
Ross. $500 W. 49, Aiken. estate
$500. A, Mclaughlin. SjODO Farmers
y Mcdonald. Burleu ~ Conner nrs
paid The other creditors are to b. paid
pro rata In the order namrd What tho
assets are cannot be asccrtalucd until
the stock IS inycniorie1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

orr president, Fran t. Jordan, received
this week from STATE headquarters o very
haml4mnr medal which ~ 20 Dc given %
tbs member Of fhe 1f,ns dislHlpn who
~ hls own efforts, unaidel ~ others
seizures tho gnnfcsi nnwDer of new
.inlf i. 1s.i8. AMI ide assnindinR AZ Waco
IN 1894. The medal D. r-dl work Of nfi
and one ~ tho finest ever executed IN
Texas. and fhe nnnhcr who y fortunate
an1ueh 70 gain possession " Y ought
indeed, W 10 proud nf IL. Ne. jordan
hns placed . ~ the window Of Nj Pact
o.. he irSeicf. nrxi door ~ The Pheri
macy. where be would Ike for the hnys
ueinbership prizs ipr|lHi Il will surely
ref You miefdAied ~ the work o. secur-
ine fnefulrrs. end ftimniafr y0u 10
apleadlng the good cauae over our great
state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

By Associated Press
81. Ioals. No. Dee 10. Co Robert
Pare. irrlnan. hoe written letter 70
sorrdiary III State liomer) u iiuhio Of
Nrsico, browning un his Pcn0n race
course cnnraasions Col Pate rffcrs iq
~ fHoria TO make ihe meeting n success,
ana 10 the roeih lich Of transportation
facilities Unless The government comes
10 Inc reecii. the Pnon renture giH BE-
forever abanl0Lcd The racn cufrsc was
intended BY President DIM 10 supen+ie
bull 6ektina which be pfobibsisa ia Fed.
arsi diatficts-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Spoclll 70 Il0 'fNN'7TH
Dallas. Tex. Dec 3g7--A bin fog r. z.
oorsrr was today filed in the di'irlcI
c by A NJ. Mclslwee. asking mat
! recover be appointed to take ehlIHi
Of the affairs Of the lienbrook seh2yii
T,unisbing company. lte states ~
i'm that the company y lnsu' ,Vp' 49,
i n9i an fer was taken before Jndg,
M w. w who appointed Charles y Bifd
i'"' r.ceiver. fixing his bond az SUM- l,,.,,
y. 4. siieged thai thF company ms S',rii
~ s,ert and S40.O00 10 rceeiYeaD.s nus
"a no sd n city and county school war .,,i,.
mg,n' IA nreyent creditors from forcing
IN W. eoncern TO the wal before y. , KY,
, tssne Ode application for receiver
,rns nnde.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Special 10 the Gazette. - e,,.,,,,o
washington. Dec. Nv. II sl ..s y. n
IF dallas Is here. senator 'lyHe w.
iboatCr party last erriinls 70 W. iss u.iii
Kilc1re. Several OF me 4 eAas i ,te ftn,ei
A KIN William j, Tender was today , 9i,,
r.,iatsd nostnastpr al Beekes =. w
lrh a' n. phillips. resigned I9 i'...s,
Anderson at Blacldord' wee '@'i''s
Baxter. resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
VIII BoMBARD

BY Associated Press t M
Buenos Ayres, Dec. 30-Aam Adm, MI III
CAM commander Of the insurgeni iia,al
forre a. RIO de Janeiro has nelheq lie'i HI
hers II t6e diplomatic corps that i.e W. sra
lombard the city il the new lYl ssre 10,
on his ships Representatives o.. o. ig 3,,s,,r,
movers have sent @ reply 70 sne yivs
rent admiral saying that ne ilus. =,
~ least forty-rieLi hours npuee 49, sais
commences TO shell The c'iy r6tsce
the rebel admiral Wal ~ ~, foris
II another shot Is tired ron ''' ~
upon his vessels
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

S0ccl1l 20 llle HNa'II''
Ap.dn. Tex. Dec. 3o-.I G. Pctmecsy.
~ i,re.,st runsmith iu Austin, made d1
asii,,nmept this afternoon, naming Ten
Sieqtine as assignee. lie turns over hls
,,,,iirc stock OF goods. Office furniture
XXX d,tnres. insurance policies. cic. l9'
n.y., ii.isiities s10.94Si3i No schedule
" aesets filed Tie oaly Austin credit
ors Al wen a. preferred crgiil9,.s ~
Al. I'm National hang. S"T'0' ahH i'us'N'
~. po,.lsutsu. Si4!inO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
A RoY snor.


Special to the Gazelle'
Dodd Cts. Tex. Dec. 3O.,-At noon l., ~
dny. while Alva Moore. BOY 10 49, sn,.
I'D. was mounting MS horse M ,,h Jis.
s .',,aIocd the load taking effect in his ieit
or,n amd shoulder, tearing Oh ncaFiy ~
Ky aeshy part Of the arm near iIe
Handler. At this time the Wonnl
beipg dressed. Can't tell yet Whetle'
H. bone is broken or not
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
CORRIDOR TALK.

Hon, Euory Smith df Denton, one IL the
most pranlneM politicians In North reNaa
was IN fWri Worth yesterday ucsltcs hcs
inS an able lawyer Mr. Smith made a
egMlhut tcroW ~ stair senator Ia the
lasi legislature, The unlonrnis N Congress,
ipan Bailey mad about ccutprol on MIN Ma
nc man o. contest honors with Mr lliiiey.
NY NV ~ smnia said last night that No would
=. STARE tfnniof Will not expire for iva
years, and Mr. Smlih lniinntcd hsi nieM
,nns, he we9la not he q candidate for ne.
Nj HALEY" said Mn. smith "a the p.k,
Mleh last nithi. shut iuit what Us cNtpnt
Y, l9nt know HIS auacNi On M,
,tcNe'ani ana the administration ala mot
sltlhe very responsive cherd and he
iNhue FfpIt MANY upInucuts LIS his course
N lhA, respect No indeed, I shall nut he
q a., Si,N y. " sucaeCi him Qpl who, q
iher" has undouhtedly hren "a radical
.mWke OF Sonumput un this question /
lhlhh q great deal nf the ftcc coinage sem
mggeni m ihis state was an iuhrrilrd Ne.
Neti iho prnnle had rivcn hul little thought
70 this question until the recent agitation.
ncs ! thiuk a majority W thp nvonle of
free rolnNgo 1nfrlnb hut confined 10 Dem
oeruts, ihc majority OR oy agalnet fec
chpuEo ~ very snNil on what slide The
elqie polliiut We helr YER, lutlc Of siAtc
poNuu ~ luy county, I don't iMuk TIM
nrrNr nave begun o give the sthleil mnph
Thought as yet amt 81 confsc. there u
no expression ct continent iiowtvtr, 4
believe " j. the desirc uf The majority ef
Wlc people IN Denton county al " n In
ihe state. a. large ,hHt hcre shnuld be
harmony IN the tduks ~ the Democracy, d
coming together OF iht ncilnns Win N he
soy Ihat no man enn tell EXrrNthlug
rohuc,te1 with tho approaching campaign
rs pfoMrmaucHl. und in predict Whist VIII
occur would hr the shcercsi rnestw work.
ne VINO hlteuNts lp lWlug ah1Ni unln
Gallon Will have O hcIchtr TASK tn nprfnrW,
undoubtedly, I thlnk IL viii I've hcst aud
most easily accomplished ~ lulen Clark,
Noyornor iiorg Ne MnUock Mr. iiakrr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Or q W. Simpsun Of tia packing
hlust wiz return ~ Fort Worth ihIs
week, arriving y j. thought bb1ni Thurs
day night lie viii be- accompanied by ID
party ~ lldIc- and gentlemen mubrr
mg tweuly three, among whom win be-
Mrs Simpson, snn and duuElirr. who
viii remaln during the winter; Aln "
r. Hall and children. who win rosiir
here with Me- llalli the governor OF
Rhode Island anil rumhrr nf oapItallsis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
DALLAS BUDGET,
llaiht Him-New Trials Granted
A Swell Event-Rcsi-
dence Burned.


70 the Gazette.
" Tex, Dee. 3O.--Adolph Richter
Pan, came in from Miller's Switch
'Ad declared that Two masked men
him five times and never hit
The sheriff sent an officer out 10
gate this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

"Ym will forever be chilled hlcHard n
you viii start efusndr against The use nf
mo word 'paclery. said d genfeinan vi
SO Arlington I'm llAf ulRit "ll "a mn
ah lnlnnblr word, Wholly incorrect. mud vui'
Far The hpsi part ~ NY NE has been
packing houses, aud ! don't ilinA I ever
heard tho word pnckcv until ! came tQ
Fort Worth. iiiH proper destination
rect aud pnesery IL decidedly wrong
Those connected Will tho packing house
will nisg hlnas ynu 10 changing tho dcslruis
lion of Tue grand Institution Just starting
up here"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

shelly Hughes, the poet printer,
!, IA We publication Of the Weekly
!. y ms city next week. IL Will
X middle Of the roadn Populist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
THE FIRE RECORD.

AT ROSWELL, N. NJ.
Special TO the Gazette.
Roswell. n. NJ. Dec. 30. The resi-
dcpco Of Bob Alexander was destroyed
by fire tonight. loss, $1,000; Insurance
5000. II was the work Of an lnceudiary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

.l'Ssar-old sou Of C. Y. Stiff jumped
Texas and Pacific train today,
Y motion. and had his right fool
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
REAL ESTATE CHEAP

p1r' 81 Buy now, while sApos are
lowe wing y settle au estate. I must
give |us ON lois, ttgrci, screare ln'
Qulrl liza
j. j. ROCHE, Administrator.
t05 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

H. ileilqs, a boy OF 10 wanted for
| ~ quincy, H.. was arrested in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

II II. L. Gilcrease. and refused new tria a.,,
10 Jnhn A. Gardener. Bob land, WI
Deiaynn. Charles Rogers aud one OF
t,yO others.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31
hlNIpENCE RuRNEp.

f'sldence Of A. w. Glen, In Oak
s,a s.,dle destroyed by fire this afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Dover. Eurand, Dec OTTO large
Rriilah steamers. ier0 and Beapgigh.
fouod@r,-d within a e5orf iifne after tie
sieamers came t0Eether No lives lost.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

Mis-. n. y Bronaion VI Aichi-oH. Kan.
Two persons dir eyely aeroud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

There are pinriy.iso chrayau sAweha
iu Toxin, Japan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

~ The 10 o99 registered woinsn Eotsfs
N Reston. s924 east their votes al me
last election
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

BUSINESS cOLLi;GE OPENS
Monday. Jnuuau 1. IN tie elegant
nnW 1naftets inst especially arranged
Tor ~ nor, finn hxtlre. aHd a pfaciicli
course OF husihesa shorthand and ifie-
arhphy. CAL nc cuilree Monday md
arrange Tor u cOufe Of STUDY or address
4. II. pilfUEfr Prosidrnt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-31

NoTlCE.-For reduction sale of Jackets and Capes
Monday mornings paper