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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
ALETTER THAT CAME,
BUT SEVERAL DAYS LATE, AND
THE RESULT.
The knights and Ladies OF Honor
The Holiness Methodists and
what They Have to Say.


Special to the Gazette.
Waco, Tex, Nov. PIN United States
Commissioner Finks' court this morning
the prelude Of what promises to be SUIT
roseate with sensational episodes was be-
gun.
Tho parties on both sides are of the
blue-blooded families of Jackson, Tenn.
From the evidence produced in the COM
missioners' court. the facts are about
these:
W. H. Tansil, and addressed 70 MISS
Allie Cathey. The letter wa9 mailed the
same day at BrOwnw0Od and should, Hc-
cOrding to tho usual custom, have been
delivered TO Miss Cathoy in this city Two
days later, or November ..
But Miss Cathey did not receive II tho
next day. or the next, and so on for over
week Miss Gathey waited for the letlef
that came. but came late.
She WIS surprised when she did receive
It.
The letter had been opened and then
put into another envelope and again
placed in the Waco post0iice.
But all at once Roger Barkesdalo, who
had been an old sweetheart OF Misc
Cathcy for two or three years. came To
her, 40 she says, and Informed her he
Ind opened the precious cpistle, and that
she had better not say anything about Il,
much less prosecute him.
The lettcr-clrrior who Is supposed 10
have handled the letter which has such
romunuc history testified.
Barkcsdale was bound over in the sum
Of $500 pending the action Of the grand
jury.
liarkesdalc has been IN dds city for
some time, drawn hither by bis love for
tho young lady and jealousy Of iha at
lehu0ns OF MS successful rival. Miss
tathoy has heen 10 the city visiting nearly
year.
She remarked to the Gazette reprcscn.
tatifc thnt Barkcsdalc had been madly
tauvc that Mr. Barksdale has been badly
"a love with her for the past two years
ANA That De- followed hcr TO Waco from
jackson, Tenn. and engaged quarters
near her home hero and continued 10 ply
his addresses 70 her. Wion DE learned
lflt she was soon 10 marry Mr. Tansl.
he became enrngcd One form bis ne.
yeoee took was To 20 10 The p0stoficc aud
intercept her letters. She declared that
she had given her heart and hand 90 MIR
Illnsil aud That she would marry him tor
night The date set for the wedding The
ceremony look place ut the appointed time
aud was witnessed boy several friends of
The parties, bat Bhrksdale did not at
tend, he having fuiled 10 find bond up to
that time. Mr. aud Mrs lHnsil loft at
once for Jackson, Tenn, whore they will
make their home, The now happy bride
is much mortified at the uotoriety she
Will be compelled 10 receive and with
tears Ia her eyes asked the Gnzpttc rec
porter " there was not somo way by
which the matter could Dee kept out Of the
papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
CATTLE THIEVES
Doing Their Work in oElahoma--A
Running Fight.

Special to the Gazette.
Hcnuessey, o. n. Nov. 2T-Catte
thieves arc Riding the humorous herds in
tho Cherokee Strip and driving Oft and
killing scores of cattle, A band Of thieves
aidcd tho numerous herds OF lohpson
Owens and McKidncys on Hon creek
last night killing seven head aud lcaviu
nothing hut the paunches mud driving @,
several others. They were pursued by
the cow punchcrs Va charge Of the herd
and running fight of thirty miles took
place. Wiuchestcis and six shooters
wure the weapons. Two OF the thieves
were badly wounded hut managed TO en-
cane under cover of the darkness, The
Ctttlomen are organized aud are deter
mined TO hang and shoot the thieves as
fast as they catch them. An armed band
are on the traA of the thieves and a
bloody battle Is looked for,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
THE EDWARDS CASE
1t is sum ON at sherman, and is
Likely TO continue for
Several Days.


Special to the Gazette.
sherman, lex, Nov, 21-v1he Edwards
case is still on trial iore and will not be-
concluded for several days. All the esi-
denoe for tho stlie Is IN and they have
made a strong case. The state has to
cne satisfaction Of many proved that Dick
Edwards is I'D Spears and a brother Of
Tom spears. who Is taking much interest
In tie defendants hohnif A mysterious
man BY tho name Of Starper has hoen
ngunng In the case and the state hag
tired 10 prove that DO aud Dick Edwards
we M same. Fred Weir testified today
Mat Tom Spears told him that ii NM
pne swore ltat Edwards and Stanner
wee me sane man whoever swnre II
NouAd DO killed. Tho witness swore that
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

There's reason FOR peeyiahncss and M
temper where lady is all run down in
body and nerves from utcrino wenkncss.
irregularities and suppression. Creole
Female Tonic, by rs wonderfully re-
parauye, Alternative and specific inAnencc.
cures all uterine complaints Such at
least is the testimony OF ladies who have
used IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

he know snruer hut that defendant was
uot bin.
told HIN that 10 was 10 get $1,000 for
working up tic evidence against Ed
wards.
The defense has 50 far strengthened
the persecution. Sensational develop
ments may be looked for.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28
K1LLnp ms nRornER.

Special 90 tho Gazette.
Victoria, Tea Nov. 2T.--While John
Hitler was handling o loaded gun 1t was
discharged, the load striking his 4-ycar-old
brother and killing him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

81 have BOUGHT and owned over lftv
raEors in my hle. but never hare / owned
any equal 70 those 'plaiiia guaranteed IA.
sors Of Andersnn's.' This Is the verdict
Of every purchaser. Try one and be
convinced,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

N'ffNAAA ~ Aht NAatAlNs
Sherman, Tex, Nov, I'D. Fox. who
lives a few miles east of Howe was ar
rested today ON the charge Of incest.
his daughter bcing the alleged victim.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

OF all names the dearest ~ smokers
hearts The cigarette II the period. Old
Dominion. None SO god. All testify to
that Photograph IN each package.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Special to the Gazette.
Wharton, Tex, Nov. 2I.-Iightning
struck a cottage, ~ the lower part Of
town, shocking ~ the inmates and killing
a child named Liberty Henry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

n you want 10 look az novelties In
s.lverwere 80 TO w. w. Chamberiin 4
Co, BIS Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-28

Y has been spggcsted In st. Louis that
tho names OF the streets be- cut III Stone
AMI placed at the street corners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
Dipioemo Notices.

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS COMPANY.
,,, no ,.r> $50, New.iOrk, May =. 1893.
II HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this com
has this day declared n. earnings ~
the quarter ending May 10. 1898 dividend of two ~,
per cent. Oh the BRtFfRRED stock Of the Company
payable the 10Th day OF May next office of the
Ncw.ioIk Guaranty aud Intemnit, COMPANY 30 cedar.
st. Ncwlork, 10 sto6hOdcr, 81 recori Of the ION ist
The transfer books will close that dac at o'clock
y. m. and reopen May 10. 1898 at 10 O'Clock m
A. Y. H. BROWER. SECRETARY
TINE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
1 BANK, 1913 Broadway. New.York Aprll o. 1900 :
AZ meeting Of The BOARD Of Directors held ths day
dividend OF THREE AND ONE-HAI.F f3L,I pm ~, r
the capital stock was declared payable Nav Is nrox
Transfer books VIII close this DAY and copcn NAV DIN
prox f ' VII"
EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
Issue of 100000
sinking Fund Cold Debentl
Registrar and Trustee
The CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY o
ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
BONDS OF $1,000 EACH
BONDS OF $1,000 EACH
1 1898, DUE MAY 1, 1913
PART OF An AUTHORIZED ISSUE OF So

This company has been incorporated under tao laws OF
the state Of NcwJerscy taken the properties
and the Of large number OF concerns which nave
been for many engaged In the tanning and sale oil
SOLE AND BELT LEATHER.
Among the businesses taken those OF:
Me-.rs. Thomns +. Proctor,
\. w. Rice Il Coz
Horton. Crnry ~ Co..
Fnycrweathrr Il Indcw,
d" IIoyt Brothers,
II. &. In phnm & Co..
- =. T.. Costello * Co.,
A. HcnIy & SOM,
- james Horto" IL Co.., and others
ORGANIZATION.
The company Organized under the supervs on
Of MIR. CHARLES c. BEAMAN. OF EvARTS. CHoArE
& BEAMAN. and Mr.. CHARLES L. ATTERBCff, OF
BELTS, ATTERBURY. HYDE & BELTS, and on behaH
q the bankers by MR.. w. c. CULVER OF ALEA'
AMBER & GREEN.
SINKING FUND.
10 provided that first OF every May commenc
Ing with 1894 the Company shall set aside suiceh' uhu
from the earning, Of the Company to purchase at least
FOUR PER CENT. Of the b,tal issue OF deb'h'ur''' u
they can be- purchased a. under 40 AND INTEREST ;
hut II by the following 1T Of August the Company shall
not have been able purchase ssd bonds then the funds
necessary buy to four cent OF sad total Issue
40 and Interest the ensuing ist day OF November Sa
depo.ed with the Central Trust Company a. Trustee
which shalt forthwith proceed draw by lot sufficient OF
said dcbcntures q make with any d6bnturcs purchased
the OF four per cent Of the dcbcntues issued ana 10
pay the following lst day Of November at 10
AND INTEREST after which date the Interest on such
drawn dcbentures will cease. All drbcntures 80 pur-
chased or redeemed viii be cancelled by the Central Trust
Company Trustee.
SECURITY
The Company commenced business OH MAY !. 1898
free from debt except the present issue Of debentues
MESSRs THOMAS I. PROCTOR. MARK HoYT.
JAMES HORTON aud EDWARD r. LADEW have Ger.
titled the binkcrs that the assets OF the Company Ia
GLIDING the stock Of other companies ond also the pro-
c,,is OF th. issue OF 60 Of dcbenturcs WILL
he At LEAST SEVEN TINES THE AMOUNT
OF SUCH ISSUE. Of which assets about 30 per cent
Will represent csta,c and the balance hides. bark
and other personal property.
These dchcnturcs are for the purpose Of furnish
ing working capital.
II t. provided the cercat. OF incorporation and In
tho By Laws further dsbcntucs OF bonds except
ing the 900 authorized amount Of deocntureS and
no MORTGAGE bond, issued BY the Company unless
by the 40 per cent Of the Preferred Stock out
ndnc at the time aud 1t I, agreed In the Cebntures
that any l. put upon the property this issue
O, d,benture> must b. specifically and equally secured
pro rata by H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKET,

London, May 4, y. m.-COnsols gs "a for
money, and % FOR the account Canndinn Pacific
- "a Erie. go IA Illinois Central. iO2 IL: Mexican
Ordinary, 81 II; 81. Paul Common II: New York
Central. los; Reading. II IS. The rate OF discount
I'm the open market for both short and three months
bills IS 5-s per cent Paris adyiccs quote per
cent rrnteS AT 90 francs Il IL centmes for The
account. The amount Of bullion withdra wn from the
Bank Of England on balance To day Is cl32. 900.
Paris, May 1.-lhc weekly statement Of the Bank
OF France shows an Increase 16,475 900 francs I'm
gold, aud 1928. 900 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BOND SAILS.

BJND NAT4F-N.
Location Character. Amount.
Lansing Mich.-Me,srs. spencer Tra.k & Co,
II New 70 X. wcir IT, purchasers %
the per cent. ". & y Bridge and
Electric Light boid- amount Of. GSJ, otI
price stated
Stockton, (al.-Ibc Gallo MIA School Trustees
bought The } ~. cent san joaquin
County O.ptal bonds amount OF so. 900
paving lolO2
Wllkesbarre. Pcun.-Ihe y per cent scmi.an-
nual 7Hear school bond, to amount OF 1900
were sid IN sn all lots I, cal in
Ncstor at "A total premium for the
whole lot 0f Sjl3 IL
POughkeep~l~. y l.-Th" pouchkceIsle Savings
Bank tho successful bidder Tor
the 81 per c~t NJ " Bridge
and Kefundlng bonds D. amount Of. IS 600
al par.
H0lyoke, Ma>-.-Ihe National Bank OF Boston
was the succ".-ful bGeer a. 1896
for the per cent NJ. y. o0year
Sewer bonds to amount d.. 90 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


BUFFALO. OtHlsTEE AND PlITSBt re-.
E 5n Z, %'s %fr II s e' sses :S37s7 SSs
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
fd"rl& v OF IA ,n .2os4la go.fS
Jan i to April go. o6l3sOi 3.los2i5 1910. IL
CHICAGO AND EASE ILLINOIS.
Fourth week in AI'l. sGSS's esleo9 $50 ooo
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
Numbc- Of miles .... ~ 50 ~
JsS S' Xpr 30 isS IifG5!5 Iss5 j5
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Number 81 miles . l.t.1 SOB
FOURTH week in April. slss p.'6 s2c4.OJa .e'5 no
Jan. / - April % .--. 20 80 -i5e. ~ @Us hibo
PiTTSBrgG AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles ...... 307 3G7 aje
Fourth wcek Ia April. tit TO- So - so ~
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
Fourth week In Al RI. - i~' sl3.Hsr -l1bii
Jan. e. April 20 % lJl li'a'c -O-3D
81 LOUIS SOrInWTSTER%.
Numbor o. mile. 292 l.@.2 l@22
ja H1'T to ASr 20 '''' I5.i.iaa Lass 90 i75i@oo
Number 81 miles ...... In31 1924 1924
Fourth week April. 90 s5l'WO tJl loo
Jan. 10 April 30 3''..'hl 4io-uno f.@lV!po
CHICAGO. ROCK IsLaND I'D IACIrIC.
Month Of April .... sleG7sli a. 33G 81 81 a93c5e
Jan. ! AIfll 20 ..... zoos o@s i,A55s,- Jrj5,JIj
TlTonBri:G.
Month y March ..... sj75 puo $40 4ls sGsj.:IO
jan i to March 81. lceGlio i.cs7.:s9 ioo7.o5i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
Financial Meetluos.
THE CLEvELAND. CiNSiNNAIi, CHIcA,uo ~>.
LOUIS RAILWAY C0MPASYo AND =
CINCINNATI, Ohio Ami

THE cAEVEEdoHnT Ss kSififIvN ~ CHICAGO
CINCINNATI, Ohio. AM,
NOTICE is hereby given that am p leao
~ the stoc khodcrs OF the Cleveland Cncnne d
snd St. Louis Railway Company Will be- bsx yhies
OF the company in the City " Cincinnati 0S he 49,
day, the 10th day % May 1893. at 10 n welacr
consider and take acCion upon the auesto A. ~. n
mortgage covering all the railways less,d" making n
fifty millions Of dollars About twenty.nps' s5esfa
dollars OF SAID bonds be retire muoas
outstanding bonds secured by tc.oetsn 4 a
property portion thereof: five mIllioase % ~
construction and equipment, and ny FOE
means 10 pay for additional betterments const, nsoy
equipment, balance TO in tbe susuoa u
future needs Of the company greater svm sseiy b
million dollars CT the SAID balance OF bonds 10 hs
any one year. 'ssuso d
Also, TO consider aud take action upon ctv,ns 49,
to the Directors OF this company 70 extend ts sutnn
way n the cities OF Jeers0Isile New.Albanv s q al
ve Or one or OF them by constructinc snd LeeS
or BY contracting with any railroad company nes lima
company for tho OF such line lines or or br
ing leasing. or otherwise acquiring track pufess
terminal facilities in part in whole either indsr. ~
or in connection with other companies The stosn
fer books win he closed the close Of business nv Una
day Of April 1893, and be again opened at the ors 80 ia
business on the 18th day CT May, 1893 by ords, e
board. T. f. OSBORN, Socrst.Ne Y
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMp,,S
TREASURES oFrlcs yE SHYSR RftN Mass ssri
THE STOCK TRANSF FIR BOOKS 1F IN H.,
On SATURDAY the FIRST day Of Apr TO- ",o & hcs
poses Of the next annual meeting Of the stoetSn ~
and will he reoDened the morning Of FRIDhverrn s
FIFTH day Of MAY next y
-.''S"ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
40 GOLD BONDS,


ISSUED BY QUEENS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
BID for the purchase all part ~ q
hundred thousand Csl00oO0l dollars par value Of
bonds being last one htndnd tLoI and OF A total
will L. received 10y the Board Of supervisors Queens
COUNTY up to !? o'clock noon OF The ninth day Of May
Island at which time and place bids Will b" opened bV
the aid Board Of supervisors No bond for
les than IT, pr value. namely hve hundred dollars and
The Board OF Supervisors ~ Queens County reserves the
tight TO reject and all bids II they deem IL FOR hc
interest Of the county Ia do. All bids
panied by certified check TO the order Of the County
amount bid All checks de losted by Unsuccessful bid
Will De- returned Immediately altar ma,ing Of me
and place when and where ia" bonds viii b" delivered.
II h. they then fail complete pure Of tho
bond In accodan'e WITH his their bid ~
the deposit VIII AT the option Of the Board u Super.
viS0r-. he forfeited To the nquidatsi
and the bonds be- cldNertlsd awarded nigh.
est bidder a. the Board may determine. II the bidder
bid viii be- taken pirt OF the ho.r price. bids
must contain statement signed by the bidder that be
submits his bid IN accordance with aud subject 10 all the
terms and conditions ~ the resolution adopted the
Board Of supervisors April 18th iS93 directing the
County Treasurer to adycite bid, Tor the purchase Of
said bonds.
These bonds issued under an act Of the Board Of
Supervisors adopted May 18th 1901 amended Aprli
ith. 1852 and May 18th 1892. and are u charc. ulon
The aS.c-scd valuation town of Jan,lr,
In the year is?: ~ reported by the Of said
town. wa, rlsht nlli"n Two hundred and siNty.thrcc
thousand three hfdrd and thry-iVe f*s 2G3 3fj, ol
lar cquacd bv the Board Supervisors in Is,
was nine million FIVE hundred and eighty thousand one
hundred and twcntvsrNcn 80 $50 l27 dollar The min
ciIal Of bonds II able I>t l,9. and inrrn
at the rate ~ 4 pr cent per annum il navnhr semi
annually the first da,- Of January and July I'm o,h
authority IT the of Supr;Isor. n i,,,'
these bonds been Sustained by the ennis Far fr
dier information apply {. w '''
JOSEPH DNhtN Trn-uicr Queens County
I.Oug sllnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

do pref. 77A 79s 77ia 70 e 7sis 3465
Phoenix 80. IL II II IL 100
Total shares for the day .7c4 ,0so
SILVER.
Sil bu certfs 81 81 "a 81 s3a s4s 65 900
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
Lost an0 founu


u ANkHOOk I.OST-Hankbo book No. III G.o n, q, :
~ bo"cry savings Bank Is missing The finder Is n,
questen 10 return IL bank II rcstrcd ic,.
u, an day Of june 1898. application VIII 10 made 70 ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
ENFORCED LIQUIDATION.
NATIONAL CORDAGES DECLINE
1T DROPS DOWN TO 2o-A LOSS OF 80 PER
CENT IN TWO DAYS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, NAY A..
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
~ HE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE ST0CK

Il IloLDtha Oh THE NEW OKK Mi ~ =: ~.
LIGnT C0MrANY for The election Of rcctors and In
Union Square TUESDAY. NAV 10, Is.3 Pan a.. .'
from 10 a. IA: 10 y a m. The transfer books Viii me-
closed May 4th Ia 10Th. WI w
Eew.York. April % 1893.
W. G.. BtSSON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN r,II
WAY 60. TKEAsrREKS OFFICE "'''"
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
.,,,, ,, .. NEW YORK Mar,h ~; iso3
!lE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS CON.
- u pANr WI BE- closed at TWELVE O'Clock nom
10 the annual election for Directors held on H.,
u May next aud VIII be- rcopcned mornIng nt
Friday the 9TH day Of May next '' VI
r. d. WORCESTER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
financial elections

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CON.
DfANY-Ncw-Y York, March 3Oth lsy3-The annual
meeting OF uc sbckhoders Of this company viii BE- held
at the Once of the company II In This r,t
Tueday the e:h day Of May neat for he election 81
maLag.rs and for other business. '" VI
The polls VIII open az ~ O'Clock remain open
Tor one hour. The transfer books will from
close Of business Saturday. April .oth until The morn
lug OF Wednesday. Nav 10. Wv '''"
By order OF tho Board - Managers
r.. NJ. DLiPIIANT Secretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED TO BOSTON, FALL RIvEI
PRoy!pENCE and all Principal Eastern Points. Stsas
PIER 2s y. H.. foot OF Murrayst. week days and SUE
City at 1. Brooklyn 90 p. m. ORCHESTRA o.
EACH STEAMER. Two connecting vestbuled expses
trains from Fall River due Boston 90 and 3 90 O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

! 1t is expected that the proposed capitalization VIII
when all ohe properties turned and verified con
sist OF $50 100000 OF cent. Cumulative PREFERRED
Stock, issued for actual property exclusive OF Rool
| WILL and $50 900 OOO Of Common Stock.
| EARNINGS.
The principal vendors that from their knowledge
Of their earnings and the information which they
have Of the earnings the other vendors they are OF
the opinion that the annual net earnings for the
past years the businesses which have been con-
veyed to the Company HAVE EXCEEDED EIGHT
TINES the amount 10 pay the annual interest
Sinking charges upon the Six Millions OF Dollars
OF Debentues now issued
Tho following the Officers Of the Company for the
first year:
President Thomas Z. Proctor
First Vice Presidert. Hoyt
second Vice President. James horton
Secretary .---......Josuh 1' iuooy
Treasurer james H. rum
The following gentlemen constitute the Board Of
Directors:
THOMAS f.. PROCTOR,
MARK HOYT -
JAMES HORTON,
GEORGE A. VAIL
NORMAN SCHULTZ.
Application will be made list these debentures
upon the New. y ork and Boston stock ExchsnGes.
The offer these dcbentureS for public SUBJ
crlntion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

PEOPEES LINE. ~
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave On
Pier Al, n. r., foot Csnast, at p ". daily (Sundr
excepted. Direct connections points North, East
West. Saturday night steamer connects with SundaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
NORWICH LINE.

Fares reduced TO NEW.LONDON. slOO: NORwICH
SIS woKCEsTEk, 500 BOSTON. $500. Cor,
fer 40 North River next pier above Desbfosses Suet
Ferry. daily. SUNDAYS eNcepts at 90 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FARES REDUCED. DIRECT ROUTE to Providence
Worcester. and all points VIA Worcester. Train frcz
wharf Boston resumed early IN June.
Connecticut and Massachusetts leave Pier A
No. 90 ~ r.. foot Of Warren-t.. at 30 L. NJ. daily
except sunday FULL NIGHTS kEsr AN 0k
CHESTRA on EACH STEAMER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27

e,ist 20 the GaEette.
s9 ,,n, :, o. n, Dec. 26--Ihe yillags
- 800 located twelve miles Nes' VI
Of iaS s ne scene Of little sensation -
her, @n, night thai viii long I'VE IN, y
: ms anorr OF The Inhabitants Il b,5
t9e e1 HE people Of nag I,gli. cg4i psp
place lhriting the tiae honof,s,,ii 81. ,-,,,as
been ee tinc he fruit from Dn i ,,,ss
Of pla.bsis was bold in ne school ny. ,g' w
ires, WAT f lid close Of we 80 store
iherfeii cIvbn Who kcela the lafs go Ma
W. y, ~ n company with hls NJ ,,,e ii-s
~ w =, M his store 20 supply ~ ,5 I,een
Of q isN nnnn and had gone 70 taeis r n ~,
vai wal ,,,., ms ana as Mr.. Slynn vi VA Nan
parinF " Wiaehsstqr into the rom VIA ~
ana aRo i5 sn DC ordered hin g throw a,a .,
back aoel which was promptly , lone NJ
lnlLu 5ded his money Aiiel hrndred
ae.na'''s smosnting 90 1870 ~ pfo
detaa-' TO show him -en' e,i5s and 49,
p ,,stSs They took several pl'''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-27
GAINESVILLE BUDGET.
GEORGE PIERCE \ SANTA re
MAN IuLLED'
Accidentally Enthusiastically l'ur"'
ed-ChrlstmSs TestiyItles'
Personal Mention.


.u, ,r,y Doc. 90 Gcogre
ri, '1al'' i,s,trIlau On tho SANTA l.e
Pierce, u, wv ,.. n boY car shortly
yards lefe' III and broke his neck.
Mil't n"9n ,,,,,ins slowly ai the time,
me ear w t,hcn confined 90 bic room
some ume 3nu n nra ia b supposed be
work Q lew un{ ,,sr,iyss Hr was an
WAS strlch,,u ~" r g.riiuth og the Santa
nnci' ~ onge an, onlld in Nchrnhka,
tc. lie lealrs W3 Xxx Nlay.
his Wlle hlNlus I'M ami near Reed yes
IT. HllsI 80 ~ - "a Young mon
terday gl'tlloo" ,cri1entaHy shot Tho
VINO haI ',, MA snyprnl others were en-
wouhdeu .tan VIZ ot.a I5tbblt which was
gbgeu ~ snpy T., ~ ,ir when gun was
beluE 100, Us,Jerred about nifty shot