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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
Nev Jerseye wis AGAIN.

: Barring several mishaps. the team Of
the Montclair Athletic Club put ND a
fairly good game Saturday as Bergen
Point against The team OF the New Jer-
sey Athletic Club. WssJervelt pitched
with his usual effect. and the Montclairs
were puzzled by his curves. The scorer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
4 CLOSE GAME.
.ngt HI the kuritan A.

Lost by the Puritan A. @.
Many friends of the Puritan Athletic
Club journeyed TO fremont. Saturday.
and saw the nins Of that CLUB encounter
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
Baseball hits.

played the ]. w. Church CLUB OF Floral PARK
L.. l.. on Saturday afternoon, and defeated thsm
by Il score OF . to y.
The let. Johns and st. Michael's crossed bats
a the Tonuele Avenue Grounds, yesterday
afternoon, and a very interesting game was the
result. jack Alien played ball" for once in
his life, and rs a result, the st. JONAS woa by a
score OF S to 4.
4 large and enthusiastic crowd greeted the
Montgomerys Tor rather wha. was laft Of them)
when they appeared on the Tonnels avenue
diamond yesterday Afternoon. Their opponents
were the Dauntless boys. The gene was full
of exciting plays, and kept the spectators guess
ing. The Montgomerys, by superior playing,
however, had The game all their own way.
Eddie Horn has to touch his hat to every small
boy he meets on Sparrow Hill now. all on
account of a phenomenal one handed catch,
(WHICH nearly knock him over, but saved a
couple Of Jack Engels did excellent work
behind The bat The scora was to- in favor
of the NfontromeryS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

At the picnic and games Of the Robert Nc.
Dowell Association. to be held Labur Day al
Colun3bia PARK, there will be two strong astrac-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28
Won by a Scrub Team.

On Association Field. at tbs foot Chapel ave-
nue.. Grsenville, Saturday. the team of the
Kemping A. c. of Brooklyn, crossed hets with q
scrub team from the Greenvitle Y. III. q a. A.
G. The kempiDg team was an easy mark for
the Greenville boys. Tbs latter buncGsd their
hits 10 the fourth inning, ratified the othsrI, and
from teat time on scored rs they pleased, and
won hands down. Fred Cumm ings pitched q
remarkably strong gams. aud was n II hit to any
extent, save in the first inning, before he he'd
st eadisG down, and in the eighth, after the game
innings.
The feature of the game was the clever held
ing and good all-arouud work OF Davies. this re-
tired veteran, who volunteered In order to msks
up the nine mea on tn Y. NJ. G.. A. team.
Dawes showed soHe of the youngsters boy TO
hsndle the sphere and toe wagon-tongue and
at the end of the game was the recipient Of
many congratulations.
The score by innings Isl
Kemplng a. C...,.. o 0 / 0 0 2 o.
Y. NJ g. a. A. O.. 0 0 0 8 2 . ! : x-ls
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

Baseball team. The Pnritans were very
conadenp of success. although pass con-
tests between these nines a v
always been very close. Tho game
wac well contested from beginning to
end. A tie in the seventh inning made
thugs interesting. A run in the ninth
inning scored by tho Suburbans ended
the agony aud furnished a surprised for
the G%teenville boys.
Tit score ny innings follows:-
S uburban b. B. Co.,. o 0 0 Ia
P uritsn A, C......... 0 0 0 0 2 o ! 0 0-s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

PROPOSED BRANCH ROAD c INJECTING THE
ken Township. "H "sens"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

otaIs...t....A a Y III Totals .........l6
SCORE BY TSNIyGs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-08-28

Sealed proposals Will be received at the ONCE Of
the Board At Street and Water Commissi oners on
Monday, September II. 1888 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FIRM AT LAST
But Prices on Everything Had
Gone Down.
THE SHIPMENT OF MORE GOLD
TO Europe Again Causes Weakness In Speou-
lnllon Money Was Easy All Day Tho
South Should Reduce Cotton Acre.
age and Lot Tho World Know II.
ATWOOD YIoLErr 4 90.

New Orleans, lat, Feb. y. (Spccinl)-
Atwood Violet a. 90 say,
Futures Mbcrc would thu cotton
spinning industries Of tie world be but
Tor American cottonf IL Ia the bnmH ot
consumption, not only here aud New
York, but iu Liverpool aud lIayre, and
IL requires that az least 100000 bales
out of every crop shall be- retained nt
the thrcomlrkots To project sellers of con-
tracts. American crops annually
of 100000 would have Increased
speculation, which means lnrgur short
ihtorot aud therefore, would roquire IA all
-four of the future mnrketH Rs much or
moro American cotton 90 protect the
short interest uH 10 required with crops
of S.OUu,Uu bnlos or over. We think
this is udlsputublc ns evidence Of which
un advance of = CcutR last autumn when
estimates were nat brlOw I,25O,WO
bales. Just ns sure as the South cOntu.
ucg To- ruiso q crop Of over 1OOO,UOO,
just Hn sure viii We have our nose to
tho grind stone until the worlds rOn-
sumptOH is lnrgor owing 90 better trade
conditions or more extended uHo of oct
ton. Don't begin nt the top by holding
large city conventions, but commence
NO the bottom and hold local m0etinga
first and then let the general city con-
vyltiol follow, and give the strongest
practical evidence that the south means
what " says "a 90 reduced acreage, 80
~ to leave no doubt la tho minds OF
spinncrs al homo aud abroad ms to what
they may expect.
Without mOra favorable growing con-
ditiOng another HOuaOn, II VIII take two
acres of upland cultivation 90 pay for n
barrel of pork, provided an increased cot
ton acreage b. realized.
Gsdmntos for tomorrow here, 1000
bales ngnist 1900 bales last year,
~ 900 bales nc all ports last year aud
5000 balos In 1870.
Port receipts today, 1000 bales,
ngnlnst 1000 bnlcs last year.
We close = lower than last night liv-
crpool / lower Gables received here 90
day sny Their rs SONS prospect of nn early
settlement of the strike.
Spots closed weak aud irregular Sales
1900 bales; quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
PERSONALS.

g. w. Radin. a popular postal clerk on
the Texas Pacific, has followed the
"mnl' service 80 long he hns dcrid-
ed 10 make d change for the better,
and viii soon take service under the Op.
posite sea His friends are congratulate
ing him.
il. NJ. Read Of Decatur Is stopping at
the Pickwick
Mr.. Henry Garrett, insurance inspec-
tor ~ electric light and power plants
r. in the city and viii make d thorough
inspection of az wires before leaving
Miss Cora II 20 Of Deuisou, II visit.
Ing Mira H. l.. Burnett IA lamar
street.
Mlsses Cora and Eva C0ppagc Of Den
ison are visiting their mother on Cay
street.
Mr. r. II. sexton, tho agent for the
Unlon News company az GreenWlle, Is
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Everett Wyatt has returned
from months stny with her sister, Mrs.
n. Williams. at Memphis 1cniL
Monday evening Miss Elizaheih llaw
lex 81 Minneapolis came South ~ yisii
her brother, = u HnWley She n nt Mfs
Maddox corner ~ Filth and Jones. aud
VIII stay Tor a mouth On ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
wArERWORKs sETTLMIGNT

The waterworks committee with the
MAYOR and Alderman Farley held o.
meeting yesterday afternoon, 90 consult
with T. y Howley. representing Near
thur Bros. the contractors for The con.
strnctiun OF the new waterwQrks. some
dieerpnces existed between Mr. Hawley
md mo city engineer Kerr. hut am ugreO-
Went is crrinin t0 be reached The
committee viii meet again from day 90
dny until nll the differences nre recOuCled
sn report ran bee made, " possiblA
M the next meeting of the council
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
PENCIL PICKlNGS
IN THE CITY,

Prof Garrison Friday night
Prof Garrison will deliver the fifth
lecture oft the course On American his.
tory Friday night ut half pust Z &C the
Baptist church.
W. b. Ford Is candidate for city at
turney subject 90 action OF city Democ-
racy
A good looking blonde Denver clerk
is 10 marry a very handsome belle 81
Fort Worth ON the 18th inst. A precious
valentine for him
Buck Harding, who for more than two
years has been clerk nc the Pickwirk
hotel. leaves the hotel today 10 take a
position with the Pacific Express COM
pany in this city.
At the solicitation Of many friends
Howard Tullcy Announces himself q
candidate for alderman from tho SECOND
ward.
The chamber of commerce meets this AZ
tcrnoon, at O'Clock, 20 elect q dumhor
of new members A change In one of the
bylaws viii be- voted upon. Every mem
her should be- present The meeting b.
open 60 nll who are members,
Royal Arch Mpsous attend the regular
monthly meeting OF Fort Worth chap
ter NO. - this evening 40 1880 O'Clock,
Prof Garrison Friday night
Walter Wyatt of this city win go ~
Dallas today 10 marry Miss Minnie
DpurOaCh
Tho J.. q. Ars are requested 40 meet
ai the residence of Mrs q. w. touucry,
7O2 lumor street, Friday Feb. 10. ut
1880 %. ga.
Prof Garrison Friday night
w. b. Ford g. candidate for city
attorney, subject 10 action of city Dcmoc-
uDy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
svAyNE's DIsORGANIIING BILL

Couuty Judge J =. Orr of Williamson
county. and formerly orr,~pondrnt ior
The Gazette nc Vernon "o1 ~ lhe o.tg
I'm business for The board of county rom-
u,issinu,,rs In the course Of converse.
don hc chattpd about The bin cmmpionc,di
hy Senator Swayne 80 disorganike 9ii
r9upties not having 100 voters lie sall
he knew Mr.. Swoyue 10 Ice a friend TO
N.rtbO~st Texas. but thought the SEM
Tor Ind been misled, The loss OF orElnr
zation would, M his opinion be sever
blow 10 the settlers Last year I"I 49,
AMI thev had been compelled 10 80 10
more favored localities 10 exc onl
subsistence. but had returned nud Wonld
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
= laralrEcTS

..,s eonrt OF Tarrant conn 9ii.
|, s,sels..'' l ssrlrhiietts 20 submit pla ,,ls
o,iIS H q AZ ns " i GSq'' w Ssqis
iel ~ tnN 1i " Foundations,
~ ban ~ sections drawn TO 3
"a nj IN yyritsa,, r.2 ,5easions az az
...ssf lpici'y, az ss 10 cost Ut same,
4 tad llal'. nsgnty clerks office, cop'
y y iaf NJ furnished ON appl,l l,,,.
rl'l N1'tslfncd. The speclh.e.,a,ll93r,.ss
S'' q sa III, gIsqss Is p TE'9 10y lGe
jbidfs ~ adopted, but the
|. "a pe, il.sp,e the right 70 reject
isli,ss ,,,eo,ed. Plans ana spsciu,
y nagsG @e.i pc MED s,I - Office iS ,S 2,
,sl d0h " nod later than "
B ~ y Monday. the 18Th DAY OF
4 ayal % ' iOHN T. KIM
q y, .,k Of Tarrant County Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

Al the council meeting Tuesday night
the CITY attorney, r. u Powell, while
the question of rrdistricling the city was
under debate. said 10 was % question oi
constitutional construction, whether or
NOT the aldermen Of the city should be-
elected by wards, as thu lrgislutulemon
are elected by districts, for there was
provision Of the constitution bearing ON
the exercise Of the election franchise Nm
cities that would Hupm 90 require Hil the
aldermen should hc elected Ut large
The section to which hr mudc refer
cuoc Is this:
Article t. section g.. Electors iu
towns aud cities ctr,-All qualified clrc-
tors of the stutr as herein described.
who shall have resided for siN months
Immediately preceding ana election with
m the limits of amy city ur corporate
town. shall have the right To vote for
mayor aud nll other elective officers
City Attorney Powell said in the city
of Galveston this question was being
ugitntcd and there might be a serious
phnsr 10 H., for lac is of the opinion that
ii was the intention of the trainers of
that section to give the right 10 vote 90
an citizens without any reference 20
ward boundaries and the right tO vote
FOR every elective officer Of the city
Ii Is very evident that the trainers Of
This clause of the constitution had In
mluU, as lONNlullllAs NuNl 'hulIulllN
as in this city us AN actually. ana TINT
is the great inequality that exists In the
popuntion of some of the wards, taking.
Tor nm illustration, the small populations
of the seventh and Eighth wards and
comparing them with the large populu.
ton of the First, Second aud Third
wards. The present condition Of aitnirs
is i'm plain violations of the charter Of
the CITY. for that provides thnt us near
ly as possible. the population OF the sew
cral wards shall be- equal.
This Is question that rs worthy of
the most serious consideration.
Alderman Nicks, nc the Tuesday night
meeting IN debating this matter of re-
districtlug. referred 10 the inequality 800
the poulaiiou OF the wards aud said the
aldermen sHt there daily violating their
.vorn duty iu their failure 90 comply viii
the plain charter requirements that the
populution Of the wards should be as near
Is as possible equal 40 agreement Is
possible in this council, for AZ the body b.
now constituted they want three wards
On the South side and four ON mo North
side or three south aud three north boz
neither plan Is u possible 10 get anything
like equal population.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
A CORRECIrnN ASKED.

Some Of the papers have published the
statement That Major burroughs had left
Fort Worth and lac asks TIE Gazette To
correct this impression thnt some other
80 characteristic II is given
Please correct The impression that
have left Fort Worth 10 make my lone
in Baltimore North of the Potomac
may be- considered Gods country, bnt
| do not want any more Of u in winter
Mrs. Burrows will remain with Our
daughter Virginia Lee who is a. school
In Baltimore, am glad 20 return 10
MAJOR.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
FORT wORTH LAGER BEFR

poets nnttcring Ga the extreme. The
herds urp not $50 large as formerly hut
they are uniformly Ia better condition
aud Of bettor grade
The Guzcttr's cow item rustlrr brushed
against g. H. lNuuuX of Aluscogrr.
~, m the lobby OF lotcl yesterday
After renarkmg that " would be- hard
to come To Fort Worth and find lcss than
q dozen cutucmtn hrrs hp said Tint
littlr damage would result from the biz
znrd, cattle being sCurrr compared with
last year. and considerable feeding hring
done. tie has rights 90 some luud in
the Cherokee country and intends tp
place u good sized bunch OF cattle thorc
soon lie will participate IN the coming
convention ut this city iu Nurch. aud
is of thr opinion it win boz the biggest
and best attended ouc ever held la the
state
AN HONORED POSTAL CLERK.
On March 10, 1892 announcement was
made that the ppstmnstn-gvnoru would
present gold medal tu the railway postal
clrk iu each OF the eleven divisions of
the railway mail service who made dur
ing the year The best general record
iu his division. w. q. Ware is the
successful clerk in this. the Eleventh
division, on the st. Louis aud TcNnr-
kama run His record is Cards handled
- tGl, per cent correct mI1; cards per
minute IN
Is. H. Montcith and Butler CompGcld,
also of the Eleventh division, get special
honorable mention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
AUSTIN APPEALS COURT.
Decisions Rendered by tho Third District Court
Yesterday

Yesterday.
Austin, Tex, Feb S-tSprcinl I'm
tlic court of civil appeals for the Third
district the following proceedings were
had today.
Affirmed -Gnlycstom Harrisburg aud
san Antonio. Railway company Vs.. Ran
cil, from RuunplH lNuch ct M. Va.
Snyder ct all from Tom Green,
Reversed ana rcmnndrd Henson W.,
SuckNillp, from FRO. Western Union
telegraph company Ns. Shumntc, trom
Corycll Gulf Colorado aud Santa l'c
Railway company VIZ. Gross, from Lam
pJsus Guli Colorado and Santa Ne
Railway company w. Thompson ct nl.,
from Coleman.
Robcoring granted pmltHtur allowed
aud Judgment affirmed Gulf Colorado
am Santa l'r Rnilwuy company yH.
William Wcsch, from Gundalupc.
Motions oyprwlcd H. 4 Williams Vs.
T. A. Bounds ct al from Navarro.
To dismiss appeal Western Union
Tclogruph company vs.. Garter &C IA
FROM Williamson.
Gulf Colorado aud SANTA Fe Rail
way company Vs. Cook from BcNnr.
10 strike out assignment Of error
Motions granted
Gulf Colorado and Santa Zee Rnilrond
va. Cook ct al, from kinney; 10 rcingtato
case aud get inside Judgment of dismissal.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Zee Rail.
rond company w. Herring vt ol, from
Medina, for cpriiuruu.
Warner w. lNustcn, 20 file transcript.
A Stevenson w. Pullman Palace Car
company from BcXur. agreed motion 10
file brief and submit ease
Motions suhmitted
Lnning y Miller ys. Hugo and Schmclt-
ger from l.lnno, 10 affirm on certificate.
Male w. City of Austin, from I.lnno.
for rphcuriug
Ware w. Griucr minor heirs, from
Nnlvcrdc, 10 sct aside Judgment Of dis.
missal mud rcnstntc rnsc.
Thompson w. Solhshcll from Melon.
nan; to Affirm on certificate.
III l'nso W. Dolnu TO file transcript
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
IHE RUSSIAN rREArY

a'.lsion FEB. T. Whom IN. SON.
n M on foreign relations re-.
sash. 'i,SAlpn eNtradition treaty To-
D n sp gArcnlive session, ID was
'1s. ,'aulNent 10 the effect that
'asr n murder The Car or amy
.ss,, we royal family should be-
~. NJ Hon-political offpuse. re-.
einlos, what the motive Of
N might be-. and that
rA noa'cHmlnal offensr NV NV
'iN IN t4'radllallc, this clause
M won ,ui9Wtd more than the nee
a sA Hlrls IN favor of The on,r,J
tss w treaty wis rptidcd 'r"r.
I ss,,a layls0el with fhr n"ii,n y" w
seld \, mn l.s resolution today Is
luiy w. unset to the terms of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

Sew York Feb IS slx porsons were
partially mhDrntrd by smoke in %
u four story tenement house, Nu
2tl3 Third avenue. Tho forth story
WIS trnnuied by Mrs Christina Wicherj
har 2ycnr ola baby ana 5-yenrold dnurh.
ter Chustlnn, Miss Helen speors aud WI.
he stranger 5 years odd wore nl over.
come hy smoke. They were on rescued By
The nfclnen. There WIS also me the room q
Miss Woodrow, whom the nrempu rencue'
MIS-. Wlcher her two children, ana two
Ola women were taken tO tho Harlem hos
pfh. while hisH NprcrH ANA Willie Straug
lfr were cared for by nelRhhora. u H.
thought an viii recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
.nr lnnR LEAeVEs 81 LAND.
r,svsrh county school lands lo'

r,svsrh county school lands iof
..,y commits donors court OF Col,
eilg 5.rn,v Tex. will receive sealed
. ~ scbool lands. situutcd IN Lamb
!, ~ and known and described as as
\ tevii. Leagues No - -. -
. s.tentei To CoIllngsworih county,
4 M. until ~ o'cloCk NJ, on
\. ~. Az iSth day Of February, A. ID"
!, sale are 20 cents per ac-c In
Ven other terms AS the court may
..rsr and balance on twenty years
VA vendors lion notes retained
,ls hnd 10 secure the payment OF
..'I,se oney; with q per cent IN
~ ,tnnm. Interest payable annually
- Anil the court hereby reserves
VI a rslect any or an bids.
~ al M commissioners court
M. A D., 1877. ......,.
!, 4 me- county commissioners court
itaVorth county. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09

build mp the country if permitted TO do
so. The proposed bin, In his opinion,
would benefit Tho cattle harVus and no
one else.
lie reports the outlook for the wheat
crop in the Panhandle the best ever
known. The snow lies four inches deep
ON the ground and protests the young
wheat from the chill northcrs. After In
ytlug the Gazette mun to como 10 WI
hargrr and grow mp with the best people
aud iu the bcat country on EARTH the
gentleman Disappeared into the botel for
supper
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
WATSON BUTLER.

Yesterday evening at the residence
~ tbe brides parents. Mr. James Wat
san and Miss bolph Butler were united
h mnrriare. The bride Is one OF our
5ty's fnirest and most accomplished
5aGchters while the groom Is a popular
rouSg man. and has been connected
,ritIi one of our groceries for some years.
The happy couple were me recipients
- fueuy mud costly presents from their
b,sts M friends who wish them peace
ana prosperity down the path Of life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
BLAok-HoRsE
Raises a Merry Sioux Of Time In a Chicago
Hotel.

Chicago, H.. Fob. s.. Blncl, Horse,
son Of the famous Sioux chief. Young.
Muu-Afraid-ofi lis-llursos. came 10 Chi.
curO last night aud struck the best
whisky ho ever had la his life. II fns-
ciunicd him at hrHt lutor On u parnyzcd
him Black Horse, in company with
Captain Hutchinson OF the army aud
Epycrll Indians. who likewise wear the
regulation blue, ur0llcd into the dining
room of the LuGmudc hotel. whore tho
be- did WIS Go let ioose few Sioux war
hoops aud then drew bis revolver aud
hrgnu shooting pr0miscuuusly Two DO
II nmcn who had como in 90 stop HIS
yelling, promptly knocked him Hat aud
took awny everything but his rnment
nnl his Voice. and iho bowling warrior
WIS locked NO. iatrr on Captain Hutch
ins0n secured Ms release.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
n. y hE@ RAuRoADERs.

a.Conh rev Z tSpccialJ- Sem
g llq ss, wy tomorrow make n mo.
y. fasns, "sfs TO hRyo his bin dein.
s'at6a -,e',sailly OF connecting lines
i'g1res Va, y. Tiers which was favor.
iylr ,be ~liy' rccoumittad IN order
~ " n.lroad people to AMMAN V1"S5 :.
s WI pg.,lt,9,y ~ opposition to h.
stus ss, stroaassbly be considered by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
R0TLCE

.slr annual meeting NJ tho stock.
I, 8Ae Fort Worth AMI Denver Ter
glway company VIII De hcld ny
|ssaf ne company in the city M Fort
TEL on Tuesday. March Z next. nt
i5rkA ~. The transfer books VIII
4 fpb. s. az 1880 O'Clock, a. M, ana
q March S az 1890 o'clock "a. m.
W. A, ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
grOrNg AM pONDg.

New York, Feb. S'rho stock market
nWlin under the influence of the gold
movement ana In Wow Of prospects for
the future, connected with that move
ment, displayed marked strength though
hnal changes were almost invariably
losses. The close WAS generally firm
nt fractional gains over lowest prices
Railway bonds firm, ia good demand
Government bonds dull Hnd heavy,
State bonds duh aud steady.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
THE AUSTIN CATTLE CONYEN-
TION.

fOrf WORTH leAf NhDs ~
Editor Gazette VIII you kindly allow
,ne spnre 10 say 90 those wishing t0
attend the second annual meeting Of the
H.xas 1--we Stock iass0cmuon, which
consnes % the city OF Ansuh on i9e lfihh
IN the railroads in tie state for a one
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
GAVE IN NrAR LIANO.

Ilano. Tex, Feb. Cspeciail AZ
the Onyer iron mines, sit miles
below town. to-day, after blnAt
feil In up0n several miners, nnd severely, II
MT fatally Injured 40 lGileS. whose lex
WINS broken. and VIII probably have 70 be
amputnied, and slightly injured me others
WORK was resumed nftor few hours
Haluv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
R0TCE

annual meeting of The stock
itg.li tor, Worth and Denver
,,Sv,y company wiz he ly i my at
N Ne company in th' ely OF Fort
~ an Tuesday March Z next AZ
i,alt M. The transfer books VIII
eoip.s gat 1880 O'Clock. o. tur ana
Wsfk * az 1880 o'clock q n.
'' W. a. ROSS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
RnLIcE

annual meeting of the stock
al.a fe,ss aud rUeinc coal COM
n 4 ~, IA n The Office ~ the COM
VI " ~, n Fort Worth Tex. ON
b OF ,t.'tsth day OF February, lNj,
f,l Y, N fr ihe election Ut direr-
ida.s :. ,. ,,i vcar. and Tor the tran
~ IN "a, other business az may
ns before them ..,, $50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
MYSTIC CTRCLE MEETING

There win be meeting of the trn,
ternol Mystic Circle tonight ut $50
o'clock az Knights of Honor haH, corner
Houston and Second streets. ,,e,,.,,,.
II. B. COOKE, w ~ i'oNt ,.f'
Worthy Recorder, Worthy Ruler.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-09
BROKB MS LEG

Dallas. Tex, Feb e., Especial. 10.
E Wlell commercial tourist from
New York oty, accidentally stepped
from the platform at the Texas aud
broke his left leg about air lnrhea above
the knee