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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
GEORGETOWN.
A RoAD TO BE PUSHED.

A EoAD 10 q. PUSHED.
In few days the public road which several
years ago was surveyed through the tract known
as Harlem" beginning a. the southwestern
intersection Of the New Cut and Foxall roads
and running across to tho Conduit road. con-
Meeting near the house OF the distributing res
ervoir keeper, will be crowded with workmen,
who in the shortest possible time will complete
the convenient highway. The land affected
which condemned and paid for five or six
years ago. skirts the property of Mr.. Dave Har-
ringtOn al lis first terminus, then the Watzel
property farther on and finally enters govern
ment ground on the north side OF the conduit
ruE HIGH SERVICE RESERVOIR.
Surveys FOR the purpose OF finding the best
line in which to run the supply pipes for the
proposed high service reservoir to be located at
Fort Reno, Just north Of Tenleytown and within
the District limits. are now being conducted
m spite OF bad weather. After cutting across
the property adjoining the old drovers' rest
the preliminary lines go through the rear Of
jerome Lichtfoot's place and come out on the
Ridge road. which they follow as far north as
the Loughborough road. when a direct line TO
the proposed reservoir site is run through the
neares; field. As the reservoir win be located
50 L;gh above the cities Of Washington and
Georgetown IL is said that the trouble now
experienced in getting water TO the highest
points @! the city viii be done away with.
NEW YEAR SOCIAL.
An enjoyable New Tear sociabie ard enter
tainmeEt was given last night by the guild in
the lecture room Of Congress Street n. p.
Church. A musical and literary program Of
considerable excellence WAS rendered, after
which refreshments in abundance were served
Among those who participated in the entertain
inent were Miss Nellie Edmonston, who gave a
fine piano solo; Miss Blanche Clagett, a vocal
solos Misses Mabel Graham and Bessie Bel! and
Mr.. Paul Graham and Mr.. Waters, who made a
good quartet, and Misses Butcher, TroxelI ard
Woodward, who rendered vocal and instru-
mental solos In . cre6itable manner.
NOTES.
The owners OF the Dulaney and Whitney
property. situated near Bethesda, have been
allowed by the Metropolitan Southern railroad 8
condemnation Jury 81 100 for the land As the
property embraces four-tenths of an acre Of
ground many are Of the opinion that the vnlua-
ton Is considerably below the actual value. On
the opposite side Of the road n much higher
| figure was pu; upon corresponding property.
Up 20 O'Clock this morning no cars had run
on the Georgetown and Teneytovn tracks.
Rev Father John u. Barry yesterday decided
10 4. W. Parks for $3.50 parts Of lots to 5 in
block Of Barry's subdivision Of Mount Airy
and Friendship in Tenieytovn, ID. c.,
Geo. Freeman has decided to Phoebe A. Corn
well f1r IS, $50 lot As in Nordlinger and others,
interest in square SIS. old Georgetown.
At Linthieum Han last night a german was
given by the ladies Of the Assembly set
Mr.. =. Lem Marshall. after spending two
months in the south. 10 home again.
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Do Nor PAY butter prices for Botter.ne, but
60 Tor send postA) to Scribner j Co., 32s Cen
ter MARKET, and buy Butterine as Buttorine.
which Is warranted for one month not to get
strong like butter. Only 20 cents per pound
AOfe aID.ber
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THE COURTS.

CoUar IN GESIRAL TxRa- CHIEF Jrsssics Bing-
ham and Judges Hagner aud Cor.
submitted.
Teasy-United States ex rel Wilton aes.
commissioner Of land Office; W. N. Stone, cot
Ing Commissioners, substituted BY stipulation.
CIRCUIT Counr-Judge Brad,ey
Yesterday Meyers Bros. agt u. Bernheim J.
Lansburgh agt L. A. Blinco; Judgments by de-
fault Walker agt Fague; fiat on sci. fA. Bowl
Ing agt CARL; verdict FOR plaintiff.
Today-Electro-t.nt Engraving Co. against
O. q. Evans; order for appearance. The Elk
ton Manufacturing Co. against J. W. Burket,
whitaker J. Evans against p. 8. Brown, @. A.
Gambrill Manufacturing Co. against T. Gray
Son, Hugo Cohen & Co. against J. A. Bailey;
Judgments by default T. n. Arnold Co.
against N. Bernheim; do. and order to return
security for costa D. z. Cahin against Chas.
Coleman; verdict for plaintiff, s25. r. Wald-
ron against Harmon s Co. (thrss cases), judg-
ment for defendant for costs
EoUrTY CounT-Jud9e Bradley.
Today-Sec0pd National Bank Of Baltimore
agt. Lewis; American Tube and Iron Company
allowed to intervene King agt. Donaldson;
auditors report confirmed. Tyler agt Tyler
Wm- B. Webb appointed guardian ad Item.
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JoHS II. ArAsRrpEn.
To Iur IkpIrs.

Ton a-e cordially invited to step into our
store SATURDAY and partake Of q dish Of Petit
johns California breakfast Food, served with
cream and sugar.
O. O. CopSwrIl 4 Soy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Pure Rye whisky, s years old, Csc. OF.
Port Wine (med. use). very rich. soc. qt
Angelica Wine (angels' drink, 5Oc. Of
Sherry Wine. fine table. Soc Of
Golden Catswba, heavy bodied, &c. bottle.
Process Flour, els sack; Process do, 81 80
Jack p. r. WILSON,
IL e34 1th ST. NV.
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Senator W. b Bate was nominated BY thu
democratic legislative caucus ct Nashville LAT
night to succeed himself. This sssures m
election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Low PRicE on Blankets. Comforts. Under
wear. Carpets, Rugs, &c. Johnson, GkRSER Il
Co. CSC Pa ave NV
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1915

Gro. r. GnAY. Printer, $50 Pa ave. n. "
Prompt, Reliable, Prices reasonable
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q. q. ConSwELL i SOY.

DO SAVE Yorn MosEI By buying Butterine as
Bssftsrine. OF Seribner & CO.. S2s Center Mar
let Note rnutbsr
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Father Dueey. the New York prizes. whose
frequent visits % late in this city have given
use to various rumors involving the Blaine
family. Vas in Washington yesterday. As de-
NAL Of the TumoEs caused BY his visits here and
., the Catholic University i, is aG,hsri,a,ively
stated that he Is an intimate friend OF Father
Dolan, who 10 one Of the faculty o. the univer-
sity and that his visits 10 that institution have
been purely visits of friendship to Father Do
Ian Father Dueey has not even seen Mgr
satolh on any OF these occasions. and there IL
no project on foot Cor his ecclesiastical advance
nens. ~ has been rumored- Further. il is
again positively stated that Father Ducey has
nsver been inside the Blaine mansion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Frank Lowe died yesterday ct his home near
lAurel, Del, from injuries received Wednesday
1t Salisbury while coupling cars.
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CAlPErs CLEANED by tho EMPIRE CARPEr
WoRxs, e31-sS5 Mass ave. n W., are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1857
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Improve the Gas.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star.
If ''Junius," in this evenings SrAn, has innn-
snce enough to cause an Investigation 70 be
made which will give to the public a compare
tive statement Of the amount paid monthly in
gas bills-actually paid, mean-by the indi-
vidual members Of the 'subcommittee Of the
Senate District committee" as we'll as by the
other members of Congress-Senate and House,
who are housekeepers In the District-and Of
citizens not members Of Congress, who live in
houses OF corresponding size, he will perhaps
see why shat subcommittee never made re-
port Of Its doings," and also why it is that the
people OF Washington are permitted to be sys-
bled, as they now are, by being
compelled 70 keep from four to six gas burners
going at once in order to light single small
room for the family convenience, or to read
TIE EVENING STAR good print as it isl, now
overburdened with just complaints like that Of
"Junius" A TIRED SUFFERER. 18th st.
January S, 1893.
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No ONE who has an idea Of nsatness will
neglect the teeth Miuot's Dentifrice is the
best eentifrice on the market. 25c. every
where.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Ir You HAVE idle funds IL will bs advantage
Gus 20 you TO call On Woods & Co.. bankers,
and get their interest rates on time certificates
Of deposit.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

900 More Saxony W. DOL German Hand-knit
Jackets. selling so rapidly at ~. worth double.
at AuERBAcu's, It'll and II, Domestic Rooms Sgt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
CITY ITEMS.

You Can buy On Credit.
Good Furniture-plenty Of it-many de-
sicns-fair prices-"time" payments. No one
Will treat you better than
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
6l3 Seventh street northwest
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OuR sl.00 DoosKIN GLOVES.
Warm and dressy.
FEASc 4 SoS, cor 9TH and ID.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old, 75c.
at. MErzoERs Fine Grocery, All 7th st. nw.s
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An Apt Comparison.
From the indianapolis journal.
'1gnernt?" said Mr.. Jason. speaking Of q
neighbor. "Why, that man don't know as much
as a-as a-as astronomer
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BxIIH OF NILSSON WHISKY, the whisky that made
Kentucky famous. CHARI Is KhAEMER T95 9Th
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Misses and Children's Satin. Suede and
White slippers for dancing and parties.
ia6-3t WILSON & CARR 929 F-et NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

A VALUABLE GrFr.-The Washington Loan
end Trust Co.. 9Th and y streets. gives away to
- public very enc illustrated anngaL-idrf.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ErIsIsora's Ier CArax- 2S5 @ ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

fos an enjoyable day visi; the fine skating
hks ct Lakeland. Nd. Skates kept for the oc-
ess;on II . small charge. Ice four inches thick
ssd hne quality. Eight miles On Il and o. T. Il.
- schedule for trains
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The German.Ameriean Benevolent Assooia-

The German American Benevolent Associa-
ton has elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: John Dietz, presidents; John Oeser,
vice president; Henry Bisber. recording secre-
tary; Aug. J. Kottuiann, financial secretary;
Andreas Neuland, treasurer; John c. Kieny,
Matt Siebert and Dit. wassmann, trustees; P.
Briel, sergean.-at.arms.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

Elixir Babek cures all malariai dissasss
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Housekeepers, Attention. Do you want
some Of the incest Buckwheat ever soldp II so,
we have it: also Best Patent Process Flour very
cheap. Strictly Fine and Fresh Roasted Coffee
and Pure Cradulterated Teas. We can save
you money on Fine Groceries. MErzeER's
Fine Family Grocery, AZ 9Th ct. 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

80 Cent Neckwear, 24c.; 81 Shirts, 74c.,
at AUERBAcR's. It'll and H. j6-2t
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Purcell Cafe, 4O5 10th ct. NV.

EurccH tHfe, 4Us IUth sc. NV.
Fine Oysters and Chops q speciality. Ten
derloiu Steak or Chops. Fried Potatoes and
Coffee. Csc. Three Oysters fried in Vienna
Crumbs and Coffee, l5c. Our 25c. Meals are
the talk Of the town. Special attention paid TO
ladies. ia6-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

The Patent Razor Stropper and West Point
Razor Strops. wALroRp's. Az Pa. ave- lie
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8. Heller. 20 eth st. n. w., is making sps-
cialty IN Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and shampooing; also cures Dandruf. oc7-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Tnrsrrx's SALE Of magnificent stone dwell
tng. corner Of Connecticut avenue and street
20 tAhe place next Tuesday. This property il
IN . moot desirable section OF the city and i'm
proved by . splendid stone mansion suitable
Tor entertaining, and magnificent residence.
The sale should attract tho attention Of the
wealthy. See advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Ice Skates and Sporting Goods. wALroRps.s
New Sewing Machines, sls50 only at
AUERBAcH's, 9TH and II. Domestic Rooms i6-2t
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured "while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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CONDITION. or TEE vAIrK.

Tempersture aEd condition % water ss 8
an Great Falls. temperature. 81: condition.
.. Receiving ,oir. temperature. 90. Con-
dition at north connection. 2; condition At
south oonn-ctieu. %; distributing reservoir,
temperature. So, condition at infuent gate
house. IS. efffuent gate house,
high tide. Low tide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

CHANCE oy SCHEDULE TO THE SoCTH VIA
PENNSYLVANIA EAiLHoAD.-Trains leave WASH
tngton for Richmond and the south at 30 a m
los5s an and pm. daily. Train which for
merry left Washington a, s07 I'm. for Rich
mond week days runs now only 20 Quantico.
and has no connection for Richmond
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Tharp's OId-Established Wine and
Lamar Housa

This Wholesale and retail wine and liquor
store is one OF the most prominent and oldest
landmarks in the national capital-asa business
establishment. 1t is IN acknowledged fact that
there can be found the purest and finest goods
in the market at THARP's storehouse and sam
pie room. at Sl2 T street northwest His cele-
brated 'Old Rye Berkeley is his favoritc
and special brand, and is pre-eminently the
mellowest liquor extant His native and for
eign wines are guaranteed 10 be the genuine
product of the grape. ja3-tu&ftf
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Patent Office
) DIR. Bacon's Headache Tablets.

SaxOny Wool German Hand-knit Socks,
25c.; Gloves, Soc. at AUEEBAcHs. It'll and II. -2t
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Ladies! Buy the Old Reliable, Time-tested
Wheeler & Wilson.

Your grandmothers used one, and the most
progressive mechanical expert Of today pro-
nounces the best in the world to be the New
High Arm, No. 8. Ofice, 4S7 9Th ct. NV, one
door south Of Z. d2l-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06
LOCAL MENTION.


pcnrcksr TfIL 2. N. SATURDAY.
Fertile District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair snd cold; temperature will fall
sooc, 10 degrees by Friday evening; north
vesferiy winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

DoncherknOw that more genuine comfort
can be extracted from a piece of Whites Yu-
catan Gum than from any other confection
ever put upon the market j2-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-06

Nuts, Raisins and Candies.
All fresh goods at strictly cost price. Step in
tomorrow and look at them.
H' MKrzGER's Fine Grocery, AT eth st. n W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
LIVESTOCK NOTES..

Nearly $1,000 head Of cattle are being
fed in Hopkins county
r. G. Andrews of this city made
trim To Arlington yesterday. lie sold To
l.. S. Cottcr & Bro. 100 head of feed.
crs IN pen; terms private: and 10 Mr.
Hutchinson 80 head Of stock hogs. The
hogs brought q cents gross
Arthur Tisdale of the Aduir ranch left
Fort Worth yesterday aud goes direct
to England.
A. W. Raht, well known Clay couu-
IL cowman, was In Fort Worth yestor-
day.
John Bryan, big sheep and cattle
muu of Nolan county, cnme into the
livestock center yesterday.
A. l.. Reed, treasurer of the Live Oak
Land aud Cattle company, und also
cashier of the Ballinper National bank,
was in the city yesterday
A bin has been introduced In the llli-
nuis legislature tn regulate stockyurd
charges. Ii provides Tor penalties Tor
the violation of It's provisions a hne Of
not less than 500 nor more than 5000
in each case. The lawful rates for yard
age are fixed at 10 cents Tor cattle,
horses and mules. D cents Tor hogs and
4 cents per head for sheep
The current issue of the Texas Live
stock and Farm journal says; The
Journal has IL from good authority that
the twO-year-old steers belonging 10 the
Adair herd Ia the Panhandle have been
sold to the Sheidley Catle company Of
Kansas City, who own a large ranch In
Montana, ut 500 per head The twoYCar
old steers from this herd were sold last
spring 90 the same parties ut the snme
price. Clay q Forrest Of Wyoming and
their associates have Il Is reported, con-
tructed for the twO-yenr-Old steers Of
the Montana herd nc $3.50, also for
those of tho Espuclu company at Sl7
per head Each Of the above herds will
probably turn of from 1000 10 5000
steers They are regarded as good as
the best in the state. The price paid for
the last two named herds are from 10
cents TO 81 per head higher than the
steers of this age sold for ont of the
same herd last year, all Of which rs en-
couraging 10 Texas rnuchmen
The National Livestock Reporter of
Thursday says; The twenty hcad of
lO2G,pOund Texans sold today az Si2O,
were shipped hy H. W. Chandler Of
Rockwell. Texas The j. b. Wilson
Texans today, 20f head 1910 pounds,
sold at $40
Livestock items were scarce yesterday,
as most Of the cattlemen are hOme-loy-
ers. aud have left the city 10 spend Suu-
day with their families.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Cago w w. Caldwell, Springfield Mo
Harry. Hardy New York. W A. ShcldOu.
Chicago. Nlr aud Mira Thomas w. Wuollou,
Indianapolis, T. Wells baldwin Ihlludcl.
phln; J. nuucu Collins, ST. Louis Mo
! r. Nuuough. ~ Louis; W. y Dennis.
New York. J H. SluwAun New York A lL
Nugel San Frauelschs Gus Asher OuinDy.
H. ~ u. SuInpc aud Wtfo Fort Worth
I Goldberg, Now York A. e.. pudd, New
York huucnu a.. Smith Qunuuh TcNti
w v Angel llnustOu Tex. b. g. pvnsp.
Chicago, Strothcr Brown, Galveston, j. e..
Huckuyr ChiCaru, y. ". strictly knuana
city, Mo. A l RoWhpu. Austin Tex
g. lrvlrg Roster New York Res Hnrd.
Galveston, Tex stephen white Wcsthcld.
Mast. y j, Monarch uWushuru. XVI W.
j. Hall DAYTON o.: y w. lander, Chicapu.
York, e. L. ~ SUWhh Ind J w. Murphy.
lustun VI. s. Alsll aud wife huntington.
VIZ ~ W Hammond SAN Antonio; 4. NJ.
Burrows, Font Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
A rEXAN In MENICn.

Colonel n. G. Kolp aud wife Of Iowa
Park. returned yesterday from their trip
10 Mexico. Knowing Mr. kulp IN have
gone for purposes of investigation, u
Gazette reporter yeutured some questions
aud received the following
"NIcxico is great country, rich IN
minerals aud tropical fruits, aud must hc
of great benefit TO Texas IN tnking her
SURPLUS cotton and wheat.
"The common classes use cotton cloth
ing entirely aud flour Is worth 80 per
hundred pounds
"Nouhcrn capital will he found safer
I'm Texas until DIM policy and admins
trntiun become more permanent
"The cimat" Of The republic Is equnhle.
hut not 80 desirable nor healthy as that
of Texas. there being considerable typhus
I'm the mountains US well ~ ON the coast.
president Di0z IL aggressive and en-
terpriging. but the country az q. whole is
i'm Egyptian darkness and several hundred
years behind the age.
people interested IN Texas should keep
what they have aud get all they can
Thanks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

San Antonio, Tex, Feb. il-(Spedal.)
Mayor Lockwood was not visible 10,
day He is said 10 have gone 10 Austin
this morning 10 consult Governor HOgg
aud AttOlney-t;cneral Culbcrson on The
merits Of the legal dispute concerning
the method Of holding the election Mon
day, aud Il Is reported that those officials
have sided with him. II this Is true, two
sets Of election officers VIII be- at the
polls Monday, ono set appreciated by The
council and Tho ihcr kot selected under
The state law according 30 the mayors
directions II u probable, however, that
the courts viii be asked 10 cnioln lhe
mayir8 clans from Interfering with the
officers selected by The council
The Observation-Disclosures aldermen held
another meeting of the council this after
noon and isaued certificates 0f appoint.
ment 90 ihe judges aud clerks selected
Ihursday.
County Judge CallaGhan tonight re-
ceived telegram from Mayor Lack
wood Ia Austin, stating thaf the nftor-
rpy.gencral had given On opipion enhoFs
ing the mayors proposition and AGAINST
the power Of the city council 70 appoint
election officers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
WIpED 0IIT nIanAcn-

Salt Lake CIV, u, Feb. m. Ilentnn-
ant Daniel Vance, native OF Arkansaa.
from wiich state he was appointed shot
himself through the head early this morn
ing His suicide Is said 10 be the sequel
70 an unfortunate event which has agi-
tated Fort DOuglhss gnrrlson since Sept
10. 1892 On th0t morning Lieutenant
y. w johnson aud wife were awakened
hy some man who Ned When she gave the
alarm Suspicion fen upon Vance who was
then drinking heavily, sud acting on the
advice Of bis fellow officers be obtained
leave Of absence and attempted to re-
sQn. iohusOn preferred charges ana
Dee. 3 he was placed under ARREST aud
court marilalel for conduct unbecoming
an officer. The verdict II NOW IN Wash
iugton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
PERSONALS.

Ex-County Judge Ike Stoudfcr Of Don
isnn was iu the ity Yesterday on legal
business.
Paul NAPLES prominent business
unu of Deuisou, is in the city looking
after some business interests here.
g. j. Swuscy, of the hrm or Casey a
SWuscy has returned after two mu.ths
trip north and he comes back much i'm
proved in health
A party of Grnuhury people came m
for the Mozart symphony concert, and
they felt fully repaid for their visit
They were Prof Williams aud Miss Em-
ma Cummings, T. A. Cuppp aud Aliss LILY
Pearson ond G. II. llightower and Miss
Matte Mutt.
II. u. McAnulty left yesterday on Il
business trip to Cripple Creek, Colo.
DR.. Bacon Saunders has uriiycd In our
city with hia family aud Va permanently
settled nt l22l West Front street The
doctor has lived nc Bouhnm for twenty
five ycurs aud is well aud fnvorably
known 10 nnny of our citizens WHO join
w. Ia giving him hearty welcome 10
Fort Worth
Mrs Mnudrn aud her daughter. Mira
Burns, of Honey Grove, passed through
l'uu Worth last night pn their way 10
the City ul Mexico. They will make a
two or three weeks tour of the c0uu-
try
Harry Poasc aud Mrs Pcasc Of Dal-
lns are la The city visiting friends
Mr. Samuel Il, Monach Of Owens.
horu, Ky, formerly citizen of Fort
Worth, rs at the Arlington.
Mrs. j. j Mullunr aud family return
cd yesterday from n weeks visit to
friends in Weutharlord
i. Is, Collins OF the new Wholesale
firm the McCOrd- Collins Commerce com.
pany, came from st Joseph Mo, yes
tcrdny morning and IL Quartcrcd at 10
Arlington lun.
Charlie SwAscy II home from an ok
tended trip in the EAST aud North, whore
he has blended business with pleasure
for the past -four months.