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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

ARR ss-~Fair q ktn.i, fsf Dbl, &-sba
400: fancy. T<r tbi. $40 40.
CsAxe EEuIIfs-Rsii aad eherriez, $40 pr
n lsfs-s3s, s. lssat.zS PEI ia.
FlohIDk OkAsssfs- bri gi.ts, s5do.13.50
ref boz
IxAoSs-Sex xe<rixas IN boa e 3N's
ana 90 = s. h.t.fl.ls Ter hon.
Misunderstanding - quality. u ~ 80
per bunch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
@Ai!;|@;
Small
BilebeAns

Are guaranteed TO cure Bill
Ions Attacks. Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. 40
in each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold BY druggists. Picture 90,
IL, 20" and sample dose free.
LESNfTH8cO o~-NfWY0RK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

sDnily. fDaily cxcopt Nunday.
Trains arrive from the Fact ~ m. Il 50 , m
Sc. IN aud 10 90 Z IA.
Trains arrive frOln The West A. 10 q N 81. d
m md Is pm
EAstward->c, "a has Wagner Pariof Buffet
car. No. Il farlor car. No. - n aEncf Sleeper.
Westward No = Wagncr SieeI-cr. NJ "A
psfiof car. No. y NaEncr i4rlnr Buifcf car.
ioH> W Izoto. trafr haaar~r
ltEs fLErchin. Ifst- fess. Asrnt
JAS. lAkfh1IL. tls ItcArf AGENT.
No = Mo1roe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
cKAsp Kxrips. xicE-
CAPITAL $500. 900

A.. A rtopekII, President
Gao. ". Gar, Vice President.
VIZ. n. AxpEEsox. Cashier
JSo. A. Sxfnork. Asst Cashier.
1rsnsscfs . general banking business. In.
sercst paid on time deposits. fy EInciai ar.
raneensnt with Nc<srs- knauth. Ssrhod and
Kuhn ~ New York, letters 81 crcssat currcus IN
all foreign cnuntrie<, iszacd direct Upon the
most favorable conditions. and drafts drawn on
al foreign cities a lowest rates.
DIREcIoRs-
1rn, n. Anderson. VIM. Sear.
Christian bcrs<ch. 6co. y. Johnson.
A. J. BOVINE sN Lemon
A. ID. Ratlbone. a W Car.
ID. A. Biologist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

Grain.

What. Ca; corn. AZ; oats. Csc; rye. lsc;
barley. 81 10.
fIoar-LIIy white, sl.s0; ra,ent, $50;
buckxhcat. $40.
Mil stufis-Middlinga SIS; bran, 81;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fecd-Pcr ton. sls.50; corn meal.
Per ton, $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

IhosAs ID. GIfFtET. ffesldeut
CEo. q. hs1ess Vice Freshest
t.f1Erf.fRk hkkEs. Cashier.
l.. n. hSEI. Assistant Cashier.
Transact business IA al departments q hsnk-
Ing suthosited ~ the Aatiofsi isanklnx Law,
kxchtnse. sssilsbie Ia al ths ccn41nefCisl
cities u the World AZ cuTTcnf rates
L. = bsEts boax1s and sold
Thomas u Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery
Thomas J. bFien. tieorFe q. bfiEF>.
David NJ. AfnberE. ifmuel II. fufnxn.
RANSOM G. f.nce, Cousfsnfin< Mortoa.
EdSars, n. hant. John g. Fitzgerald
H. stewart Waite, Fhiio g. fulicf.
J. Frederick bssr<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13


Per ton, $500
Washed, medium. 2iSs2 &c.
Washed. fine. I'd DC.
Jnwasheo. medium. Isaac.
Uz-wasfled. fine. leli i6c.
Hides anI TaIiow.
Cured hides. No. 4. 5c; No. ,. 4c.
Green hides. No. l. s. -; No. ,. 2i{c.
Heavy steers, cured over 90 pounds, exc
calf, green, No. I. ~; No. ,. Sc.
Calf. cured. No. 1. &C; No. >, SIC.
Deacons. . 20 &c.
Tallow--
Rough. &c per pound.
Rendered, 5ifc per pound.
sheep pelts. s5c To 81 .50.
Hay and Wood.
TMorigr-si2. 0td 1900 per ton.
CLovER-S1i.0O per ton.
MfxKD-<l0.OoG1l.00 per ton.
SrRAw-$5.0 olae.o0 per ton.
WooD-l6-in. beech and maple, dry, s. g
per cord; green. $40 per cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails, rate, 81 Sc.
Glass. discount. 75c.
building paper. per roll. s1.00la5.00.
Water proof paper. per roll, $1.O.
LtuBER-Re;ail piece stuff:
No. hemlock. up TO and including 16
feet lengths. $l2Uo; add 81 % per 100 feet
for every additional two feet.
No. 2 hemlock. up to and including Is
feet. SO; every additional two feet, sl00.
No. pine. $500 per l 90 feet; add 81 900
for every additional two feet over 10 feet.
Shipping culls. Sl3.
Mill culls. <i1.
No. ! flooring. white pine. <22.
No. 2 flooring. white pine. SIS.
No. flooring, white pine, Sic.
No. maple. So
No. ceiling, =. So.
No. 2 ceiling. =. SIS.
No. ceiling. x, 81.
No. ? ceiling, =, si6-
No. siding. Ain. 81.
No. . siding. Ain. SIS.
No. German siding. SO.
No. > German siding. SIS.
No. 3 German siding. SIS.
Finishing material
No. / common boards. SO.
No. ? common boards. SIS.
No. 3 common boards, SIS.
IL in. finishing. SIS.
SHiSeLEs-Star Star. 10 inches clear. -
per thousand.
No. 2. i've inches clear butt, s2.25 per
thousand.
Sound butt. sl.75 per thousand.
Cull shingles. 81 per thousand.
LATINO. white pine. $40
No.2 white pine. <2f5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

SAY f1lscSSco. c<t.
tov<5s4k.A -. 80 FonS -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
IN The CITY
a sL,onr ACCIDENT.
a Special Car Of Manager yosisum crash.
cd into by Wnd Eurlne

special Car OF Manager Yaaisum Crash.
cd inio by y VIVID Euelnc
~ 'S30 ytstrriay morning railroad
coiision, NSSyoid OF the usual results,
occurred al ne Union depot. inasniuch
v no oae was kfNSsl--nut even seriously
injured. GENERAL Manager Noa,
hum special car, attached 10
the north bound Sanr> Re pas
sehger. was standing at The depot.
and without moments warning Wild
irleght engine in charge OF Engineer
Inhn Anderson, ono of the Oldest rs well
as OF the most tr,lsty engineers In the em-
ploy OF the road. crashed into the rear
OF the ear tearing away the platform and
uemoishing the windows. but otherwise
the car was not injured The plot Of
the freight engine was knocked OF. as
WAS the headlight In the special car
We're General Manager Yoakum and
WIZ. Superintendent OF TRANSFORMATION
LOWS. Division Superintendent David
son. General Freight Agent Polk and
T. W. Jackson. land and tax comiuis-
slonrr When the collision came MIR.
,noaknm was IN his BERTH but Mcssrs
Downs aud Folk were In the act Of get.
ing up, but the remaining members Of
.he party We're still IN their berths They
We're all badly shaken up and frightened
ny the sudden shock. but ESCAPED with
1ut . scratch with the exception OF Mr.
ipdkhn VINO was slightly hurt nnnn
The head aud left arm. From what
eVuli De- CLEANED from those who wit.
messed the accident, II Is learned that
no blame attaches to Engineer Johnson.
Is ne used every effort to stop his engine,
put could not reverse Il because ~ a
hlo,,I-pin having become displaced. When
within 200 Yards Of the special car Eu.
queer johnson and his iircmnn. after
nolns an IN their power TO prevent
Il.
engine was running at the rate Of only
eight miles an hour, and not thirty miles.
ny has been reported, The express Gar
"l me passenger train was slightly dam
aged by the force OF the shock. Tho draw.
head having been broken aud a few win
Vow pahes smashed. Mr. anil Mrs.
Arlington Inn. where they spent the
gay and, with the executive party, left
last night for Temple. wy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26

Attendance was large aud the various
recitals were extremely Interesting,
The scholastic enumeration lns been
completed, but superintendent Buck has
moi yct made oui hls report
A. u. Want y Co., Wholesale grocers
on Front str,et began the preliminary
wurk yesterday for the erection OF q
business hmre M Sixteenth aGd Husk
streets. Tie house will be 5Ox2p0 feet
aud of comnuduus size,
County clerk King has issued the
following marriage licenses during the
pnst fnrty-eight hoursi II, II. fillmore
and Miss stella NJ Barrnger. W. u.
Darhs aud Miss Mary =. 1lnslcr, G, H.,
Harris (colorcll aud Rosa Anderson
tc0lnroii.
The arrest 0f Young Niahonoy on an
incOndinry Charge was tho result OF u
piece OF detective work on the part Of
nihrpr Scott, who claimed 10 have Sc
cured sufficient widenco to warrant the
arrest The complaint was not made 10y
MIR Snndldgc,
The Young Peoples society Of the
Broadway Presbyterian church viii IN.
terrain their friends with musical and
literary progrum NJ the church TINS
evening. 10 which the public Ia Invited.
Mcsars. Chase. Prescott, Paddock and
Fry Will render vocal hclecioDs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
LITTLE ITEMS


South Jones street Is being put In good
condition.
After temporary suspension of busi.
ness, the mmbling houses opened ycster-
day.
Convict Agent Terrell WAS here ycsier.
DAY so conduct lnd to The reiorinatory
~ Terrell.
Mrs. n. L. Lyle died in waJenion,
ga. yesterday. She WINS the VIE Of II.
j.. f1le and sister Of Il. l. lialey Of
this eity.
An electrioinu IN the employ " a. j.
Anderson or Sirntion a White. feli on
house on the West side today and
was very badly hurt
Thr excursion given Sunday by The
STATIONARY engineers. viii leave for
Wichita Falls at < o'clDck 10 tie morn
ing Returning Will leave wichita a.
I O'Clock y. N.
A cifigen WHO attended The Dig cele-
hfliion 90 Dallas sai1 ycstciyiay that
Trinity wafer sold readily n . s4uts a
eia4s On The ground, being taiAu IN pre-
ference ~ the red lsnouade
Nj Edwprds. who conducts the TX
fhau~. livery uabfae was thrown from
RI cnn yesterday and badly injured
about the bead and shoulders He Was
conveyed 70 his home 10 a back
The closing exercises By the pupils
Of room q building I, q ths Second
street school, took place yesterday. The
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
AT THE OPERA.

The rollicking and catchy muslc. OF Nv.
drat,'s comic opera, "Dliveue' was
sune last night by the artists OF The
Gran company In 4 very effective man
nrr Clayton as DcNieremac was COOL
a. he il Id everything he attempts. Iers-
70 sang Valentine IN very creniiable
manner, his voice seemingly being "
better than. ordinary condition oi
enurse Sinniey FclCh was cast Tor Np-
onlellcot, and his latent fund Of hum9r
found q ready avenue Of escape ne
was recalled for his rendition OF 'Boh
In sercnely." Edith AlaEUn played aud
sang ''Oliyrite." the soprano part, ~ a
very happy manner. wiile the. TORPEDO
md Whale" WIS sang 10y tho female
chorus as It has never been sung 10 Fort
Worth. II u noticeable feature OF
MI Inc operas ATTEMPTED by this CON.
many that the concerted music IN nl'
ways rendered In a manner Indicative
Of careful training and iinished ideas Of
THE performance on the whole was
among the best thus far given by the
T6Is evening Glover Will be sung
for Inc first time IN tihs city. II is an
anern full of musical gems. and has en-
inyeJ an extended aud popular run In
The East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
a FAVORABLE OUTLOOK.
coriifiad Copy OF the Rapid Transit or.
dinance 10 10 Sent the. Company,

Mr. u. IL. Perkins was yesterday en-
nloyed in preparing certified copy nf
the ordnance recently passed 10y the city
COZ neil granting righi-Of-wny for the
rapid transit When finished the copy
wlll be sent to the company's head.
quarters in New York for their action.
Those connected with the company here
do not apprehcnd serious difficulty from
tue amendment ordinance as passed. other
than II may temporarily impede an early
commencement; ON the work, The issu-
alice OF bonds may have extended further
than is known, and il this Is the cnsr.
the change of the name of the road will
necesiitate reissuRncc of bonds, which
Is said to be In the nelghborhood Of Sl1,-
OOO, which would entail quite an expense
TO replace The matter vi making Eort
Worth the headquarters of the company
was not objected to. nor was the change
OF name, but the latter feature will have
possibly II tendency 70 retard the lr,,.
gress Of the line TO some extent How
ever, 1t will prove no serious obstacle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
conMoponr rlAr.u.s r,Ar.
neiisve. Fort worth Can Bo Srads the
Head of Navigation.

Heiisves Fort worth Can Bo Made the
Head Of Navigation.
Commodore Louis s. Flaiau came over
from Dallas yesterday morning, lie at.
tended the celebration Of the arrival OF the
steamer Harvey. and the deep water
craze at Dallas yesterday, made speech,
and as the father of the project ia proud
Of the fact that all his Demonstrations
have proved true. When seen by the re-
porter the commodore said; 81 told you
10 I've been preaching the Idea that the
Trinity river could be made naylgable
for years Why I've been TO Washing
ton, and hob.nobbed with the best Of
them cndeayoring to convince The nation
al Legislators that II they would cNpcnd
little money. We could have a Hue Of
stcamers running regularly between Gal
weston aud Dallas. Nobody beloved me
ON the start. Even my best friends
thought me partially insane, because
ycntured TO suggest TINT such q scheme
WINS feasible. OF course ! feel elntcd. anu
L0nrsp and M q measure under the
wentber from the effects OF yesterday =
celebration. hut / want 10 shy TO tho
people OF Fort Worth that they can have
a steamer at their docks II thoy wlll
joln hands with the Dallas people, and
assist In putting IN the necessary locks
aud dams We are on ihn way 70
In,vnr freight rates; the Trinity N our
salvation, and this Is the opportunity OF
n ilfr time. have tin greatest falth N
Fori Worth and want 10 1--we g. see tho
dag when coal AMI lumber VIII De Nif
loaded at her docks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26

ms eotfrt7'-inasmuch as tie counsel ~
slghed snid suiNnssnertai hill 4 rm,n ~
engaged ia the dcfeN.e. of sstt ~. Z,
counsel IN the cases assSast saiJ s ~
anu the avertments In sHi,Nshiii -
NO wise calculated TO lhqrft ~ h,np
defendant sayM that All ihe S~ac,s
ssd forth in sail snnnlcmeS,>S
on relating TO fhe said Chase md thc
e2npromises proposed by him. and the
iniiure OF the said bauk 10 accent same
are Inspired a. this defendant believes.
" me counsel who formed said bill, who
nus been and Is now, the counsel fnr
said Chase In resisting he Isnl's ~
mands against him for his ludebte,luess
ing 100000 "se'S"'
Having answered all the matters and
things set forth In said supplemental Till
ms defendant prays that he 70 hence
vain ms costs, and that plaintiffs take
nothing by their suit. -
CARTEL, X LEwRIGHT.
Attorneys for Defendant A. h. Smith.
state OF Texas. Tarrant county.
before me, the undersigned authority,
on ms day personally. came aud ap-
pearel a, r. Smith, who on oath says
that he Is the defendant mentioned ia the
foregoing answer. and that the matters
aud things set ont ia tn Foregoing
answer, are trne in substance and in
fact except those thugs stated upon In
formation and belief; aud those so stated
this defendant verify believes TO be true,
a. II. SMITH.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me
this May 20 1893, Il. II. M'NATr.
District CLERK.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 24th day OF May. A. ID. 1888,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
Fonr wonrHlrEs MARREp.

=, -, Paris, Tex, May "a. 1893,
Tuesday night at tho home Of Prof
G. l., Coe of this city occurred the we'd.
ding Of Mr. G. L. LYNN aud Miss May
II. Cato. both Of Fort Worth.
The wedding was Il very quiet affair,
only few relatives and intimate friends
witnessing the ceremony, which was pro-
nOunced IN an impressive manner by the
Rev. DIR. Fortune, pastor OF the Baptist
church
The groom Is well aud fnyorably
known In Fort Worth having been. for
several years past with the hardware
firm Of w. T. Lake. and later with his
successor. II. l.. Burnett, as travelling
salesman
The bride Is one Of Fort Worth's fair
est daughters, and is a young lady Of
rare personal charms. She has, by hcr
many noble traits OF character aud low
able disposition, made host Of warm
friends who will wish her much happi-
ness In her matrimonial venture.
The newly welded couple win spend a
few days IN Paris, the guests of Mrs,
G. +. Coe sister Of the groom, and after
June l will be Mt home to their Fort
Worth friends at Mrs. II. j. Doray's,
600 Taylor street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
THE couRrs.

In the Seventeenth district court the
case Of ii. q. Holloway vs. the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fe road was still
IN the hands of the jury, The impression
seemed 10 be quite general that no yer.
dict would he reached.
In the Scycnteeth district court iudg.
ment was rendered for the pluintin In
the case Of Ravens W. Cathnri for
$l5S3,3G for debt.
County court Judge johnson heard the
case OF the State vs.. j. \. Il W. H.
Blair on two courts. for selling liquor
ON sunday They were fined $50 In each
ease.
Harry Granger upon a plea Of guilty OF
aggravated assault upon one James Cor.
nelius. was fined SIS.
Henry Dukes plead guilty to vugrancy
and was fined 50.
Mike Mansfield was fined 500 Tor
renting Promises for immoral PURPOSES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
THE POLYTECHNIC coLLEGn.

The following :. the commencement
program, May 27-3l;
Saturday, May n, 10 a. m.--Aunuhi
meeting Of board. Bishop Joseph 5. Key,
presiding.
Saturday, May 81. $50 p. m.-"rrial
by jury" caniata and other musical ex-
ercises,
sunday. May %, II a. m.-commcnce.
Waco. Tex.
Sunday, May rs, 3 p M Epworth
League anniversary. Rev W. NJ. Leath-
erwood. Decatur. Tex.
Monday, May 20. 10 a. u.--Columhian
Juvenile society. Judge \. A. stcdnan,
fori Worth. Tex.
Monday. May 70. $50 y. MS. VI. X.
Literary socleiy. Rev. 4. {. kagadale.
Fort Worth, Tex.
Monday. Niny 20. p. m.-Phao,
nathan Literary society. Rev. j. W.
Hill. Dallas. Tex.
Tuesday, May 30. 10 a. N. Philosopll.
ian Literary society, Rev q. l.. Ballard,
Gainesville. Tex.
Tuesday. May 80 $50 p. m.-ElocG.
ton contest; medal awarded.
Tuesday. May 10. = p. m.-Oratorical
contest mcdm awarded.
Wednesday. May 81, 10 A. m.-lie-
Wednesday. MAY 81, s p m.-Com-
menecinent evening. Rev. +. G. Archer,
Paris. Tex
Take Polytechnic car AZ union depot
j. W. AI)k tSSON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
the AUSTIN REGATTA.

w. " Hollcy Of Austin Is at the Pick
wick. Ia conversation with a Gazette
Importer the gentleman said that the
people Of the capital city arr rejoicing
N the possession of u miniature Niagara
Fails since the completion of the new
dain. Water continues 60 flow over the
top Of the costly structure, creating a
beautiful effect. and all Austin is very
much exercised regarding the coming
regatta. on the sheet Of water created
by the dam, Nine Of the best oarsmrn
in the country who have entered Tor the
races. are on the ground and in active
practice, and several additional carsmen
are eYpectpl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL plcNIos

Tuesday and Thursday of n..t wcel,
will be Sunday school dnvs for an III
llrst named day the Cumberland presbv.
terrain children and on Thursday he
SUNDAY school scholars ana teachers OF
the First Presbyterian church will 20 10
tarrolton, via the Cotton Belt railway.
about thirty miles out, and have plrnics,
There VIII be extra coaches attached 10
NE regular trains for their accOmmoda,
a. N. passenger and leave the grounds al
GEO On both instances. With fair
weather a merry time win be enjoyed by
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
LOST HIS WEALTH.

A Young man by the name Of T. A.
Evans landed In the city Wednesday
from weco. and put MP AT Toms restans
rant out ON lower Jones street. Evans
claims he has been attending 4 college ~
or near Waco, and to the officers said
NJ, was on his why 10 Iowa Park. his
home. In going from the restaurant to
10 loose $50. all the money he had. The
natter was reported TO police hedquar-
t.rs and search instituted for It's re-
covery. The young man put up a yalise
for enough money 10 ret hin home, hut
never heard from the lost money.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
ME NEw rIRE HOUSE.

The Il. NJ. Dagectt company is rea-
sonnbly sure OF eventually getting first
clnss quarters. II was yesterday nscar.
tanned that the fire committee would
recommend TO the council tile accept
nnce Of the proposition made by Robert
McCart TO build suitable building in
the Third ward for the USE of tie cont
nary. The building IS to be 2Jxs1 feet,
Two stories In height, and 10 be brown
stone front The matter will probably
come up for consideration ~ the neat
regular meeting of the council.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
pEArn or IONS sruANr.

There died at ST. Joscphs luhrmary
"Wednesday morning a man who In all
probability was as widely known as any
man IN North Texas, Rcfernce is had
TO honest John Stuart. or Uncle Iohn.'
us he was Familiarity called. He cauc
to Fort Worth In 1919. and had been for
years connected with the retail llyuor
trade Of the city. He was born In Abcr-
deem, Scotland, and was q years o.
age NJ the time Of his death, Rnegcd
IN character. fauliless In his private HE,
he was known and respected by every
body. For mary ys@.s ais. genial face
greeted the patiNQs Of the Hotel Pick
wick. whore he NMs employed when
Obliged TO quit worn
MIR. Stuart had been N sufferer from a
yiclons cancer for several years and
had in vain sought relict in eastern hos.
pitals coming hack TO Fort Worth several
months agn. since which tsme he had
been iendcrly cared for by the sisters ut
the inhrmary, His funeral took place
yesterday afternoon from Whittcn's mn.
dertaking establishment. Many Of hiA
old friends attended The funeral, aud
followed the remains to the new cemetery
whcre they were interrci
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
ACCUSED OF STEALING A WATCH

Mrs. s. h. Burnett. who Is stopping
with her husband ut the Pickwiek hotel,
missed valuable gold watch from her
room. and suspicion attached 10 negro
hell hoy named Thomas Coleman. who
wns Yesterday placed under arrest and
lodged in the county jail. ,fhr boy siren.
rnnaly denies taking the watch, nnd
claims to know nothing Of the affair
ma officers say they have conclusive
evidence that Coleman took the wapi
,1ni,ns 10 have worked ia Dallas. pre-
yious 10 coming here. one week ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26

so much for musical art in Fort Worth
The management proposes To give pro
grams embracing new aud popular mn.
sic Of high order The selections have
been carefully considered, Dnd the tri-
weekly open air musical events will
undoubtedly be highly appreciated. The
members OF the band will wenr neat
uniform, which has already been select
ed. and every effort will be- made TO
make the occasions enjoyable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
ave NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nEID.

Detestive Scott and CLERK Nichols Of
,h. Windsor hotel yesterday returned
sre,p sherman. where they were sum
n,onea Ms attached witnesses against
ueosee White and j. G. Bell. who were
rarsntly arrested at the Windsor hotel
having m their possession yalise con-
taiuine u ki; Of burglars tools, powder,
ETC. Pie men were wanted IN prayson
,,,,ca n Tom Bean. The men gave very
o.idenre Of being genuine crooks, and
.sssl under a multiplicity Of aliases
me triai at Sherman resulted III The
i,.'harse. however. Of White, but Bell
.ess held Tor seeon hearing, evil
Ssaee against him being very couEicung
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
a NERvY cRIpPLE.

az, McAiann. verisbic tramp and
'rianle, was yesterday run IN By of
6cers Maxim and hosiey. Inc officers
stn uianf. quietly eleepinr undir
49, n was approached and showed
sslt rsislnr ene Of his crptches aud at
.,s ~ 10 stand on ihe officials. but
shs blua didn't work. and The fellow tfns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26

Whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take on every trip hottie Of Syrup Of
Firs, as it acts most pleasantly and eff
fe,tivcly OH the Kidneys, liver end bowels
farms OF sickness. Fur sale IN 80 cents
III a hntflns by all lendlng druggists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-26
THE NORTH SIDE STREET RAIL
WAY.

The North Side Railway company Is
making several important improvements
In Its roadway near tho stock yards.
The track is beiug rrde,t raised mud
put In the most thorough rcpair, The
company VIII soon put on double the
number NJ cars now On The stock ynrl
line which will insure a ifteen.minute
service from the union depot.