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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Central RAILROAD Of
New.Jer-cy foot OF Iibcity-st.. North River. - "A
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days. o., 8 90 J:O0i
10 90 i 80 Dinpps G.f ,, a. % sc5 SlS ~
) IS D. M. II rs light. Sunday, 900, 80, II 59
Dining Car a. M 80, 5 so Dining Carr. 800 800
= FOR RAITiMORE AND WASHINGTON, week dayl
and sundays 90. II 30 Dining car M, 80, S;So
Dining Car, 90, 6 100 ?. ~, Els might s,.,.
pullman raror Cars dsy 'ra!n-, ana Pullman Sleep
Ing night Tn 'ns. 80
Tickets and Paror Car Seats be procuFsd At liz
o3S oji AIS ga no 1903 Broadway 49, SlNh;'vs.
Al Fa,t lith.st PSI ColumbusoVr 1874 Fast l25ths,,
IA Wcs, i25h->r Court-st- $50 Fulton.st,
srooslyn and os n, adway, William burg
The Transfer Co. VIII call Tor ana checR
IN ncacn frnr. hcral madame n hcstnLtGn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GhUh "a"
FROM PIER s. n. r., FOOT RECTohIsI,
For Atlsntic Highlands Highland Bean SesonsnnY
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch at $50 ~ 10 "a
q 90 l.. NJ saturdays, 3a5. go f. NJ suhdS''' ''
A. NJ. 200 T. NJ. . r..k and point
Pleasant 10 is A. NJ Il 100 z. NJ. saturdays, 10 II ~;
Sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asoury farA' wv
FOR Lakewood Toms River and Barncga', $50 ~ ~
Il 100 4. NJ. Saturdays), StS +. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
5teamboats.
NORWICH LINE

FOR BOSTON and all points North air East. Direct
route TO NEWTON DON NORWICH, ami WORNES TER
Steamers leave lici 90 tod nualep North I..rr tneM
pier above u ,brosses ST. f,rry) daily, Sundays ex-
certd at r. NJ. Tickets ana statcr, ons secured at
principal Offices IN Ncwhoik Brooklyn Jersey City
D u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03

ror .SS : 90 ) Is 80 p NJ. II rs night except
saturday night. Sundays, II 80 \. NJ, 90 30 D 90
70 For i lar 100 s,,J %;
night Sundays II 80 x. NJ 90. 800 $50 r. NJ
2;i os n rs,,. willie a, 90 500 s5 A. NJ. 90 80
90 80 p NJ. IL is night except >atur1y n n1s
sunday. II 80 ~ NJ. ;oo' 80 900 r. W. '-'
For sunbury Lcwisburg and wi,ia%spO q, n taS
Except saturday night. SUNDAYS 7:I5 A. NJ. 100 r. NJ
For Taston, Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk Hs:
4 90 T:Ih 3 AS A. NJ, 90 30 40 go 70 A''s'
oWD p H Snneays 4 80 : rs \. NJ. 90 $50 NJ
For wiikesbarre pittston and Scranton $40 A. W.
&3O T. NJ. Sundays. 80 4. NJ. -. - po,ns
For Red Bank Long Branch ard point, ouh 20 "a 10 so
80 sS II A. NJ ocoan ~ Grove S@v and Asbury
'rs W. Toms eo E;er B,rnegat Park and Basne.
gat so 8 is 4. NJ" 80, I so r. .aoA AZ.
Eor Atlantic City. Vneand and Bridee'on' Low :" 49,
For Monmouth Beach, seabrieht and Highland bess%
a .yO lis II no A. NJ 80 4 80 L. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of New JERSEY

Coal used exclusively. in>uring Cleanliness
and ComfOrt.l
Uo,. Trnck. Protcc; cd by Automatic Block signal
sx.,cm Trims leave station foot OF Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect May -, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-03
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y. 7. I IT. Il. NW L,sseeJ
Trains i-dst. station, New York. toi'
ows and Is minnts earlier from t. Frankn.st. r.:
I,:,O A. M.-Diiy for Newburg, Kingston, Albany;
daily except Sunday OF Cooyman's Jc. . -
,:yO A. M.-DsiIy for Albany except sunday. Montreal
lO,I % 4. M.-Dly for Albany Uu,a Syracuse 10 hes.
ter. buffalo. Nisgars Fails. Detroit. Chicago exeeps
.,nfurfay Toronto ~ .
1885 4. M.-Daly. except Sunday. for Albany ana
400 =. ". Daily, except sunday, for Albany: n..
iiocnfster. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Toronto Detroit
Chicago 81. Louis
$3.50 r. M.-9aIy eSesP; Sunday for NewOurS Albany.
AL. p M"paiv foi albany Utica. syracuse. Roches.
ter i,Iao Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit. Chicago
ukN hr.~tTAw LOCALS. : 90 \, NJ, o:i5. :t5 p ".
\tMl n; %. 10 10 \. NJ. Il 10, 'ov,
80. $50. II AS T. NJ. 80, - ~
tro( hicago on all through trains.
Daily ror tickets tim"t tables. paror ard sleeping
n, accommodation Information apply Offices BROOK
lyn 1888 Washington-st. 726 Fu;ton;st. Annex once
f9o, of tu;or->; Nrw-york CITY aol, ll3, $50 80,
stS Broadway. i43 n.wery. 81 East lith-st. % we"
i-''h'''' a"' ISMBTRT General Passenger Aqen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
our ar EpwoRrn PARK.
beautiful Weather and Interesting Exer-
ciSes Still the Rule,


ciSes StlIl the Rule.
A more beautiful place than Epworth
Park yesterday could scarcely be found,
1t was perfect August day and the
shady grove never looked more at
tractive. The lake, with the varied
charms OF midsummer sunlight and the
harvest moon, was surprisingly beauh-
full, aud until late ut night the boats
were busy,
The usual daily programme was car
ried out, and the special attractions de-
lighted all. Rev. Mr.. Wertz, OF Bellaire,
conducted matins ut $3.50.
The devotional meeting was largely
attended. The topic was GLOW Can l
Know That ! Am q ChristinT Dr..
Eaton was in charge and his talk was a
gem, Mr. Hartley, OF Quaker City,
assists in all the services, and his cor
net playing is much enjoyed, DR.. Gill
bert conducted tho Sunday school nor
nal at 0 o'clock, and spoke on primary
instruction, The morniug lecture was
delivered by DR. Gilbert, from the
topic, Bible Study" The auditorium
was well lll!ed,
The children assembled in large num-
bers at o'clock TO hear the chalk talk
from Professor Van De Venter
Tho usual large audience greeted DR.,
E. l.. Eaton ut the popular science
hour The subject was "The Milleni-
um," The closest attention was given
to the lecture,
AZ O oinIori, n Inct,,ro ,,oa dnliuarad
by Rev. r. I. Taylor, president OF the
Beaver Female College and Musical ln-
stitute, on "Ihe Women OF Shakes
peare," The speaker showed that he
was a thorough student Of Shakespeare
and his lecture was listened to with in
terest. The lecture was especially in
teresting to several alumni OF Beaver,
who have known DR., Taylor for SO
long.
The usual rehearsal OF the chorus
class was held in the auditorium at 4
o'clock. All are invited to join the
chorus and many are taking advantage
OF the drill. At the same hour the
church congressassemh''l in the taber-
naCe under the direction OF DR.. Eaton.
An interesting session was held,
Vespers were held ut Cabin charge OF
Rev. William -Peregoy, Of Barnesville.
At7:30 the ARIEL sextettegave its second
concert. The assembly was enthusiast
tic over the first concert, and the special
brought large crowd, 80 that when the
vesper hour arrived the auditorium was
crowded. The programme was encored
straight through, the special features
being the perfect ensemble and the
range and quality OF the voices. The
solo work Of Miss Gertrude Smith,
soprano, and Miss Grace Smith, con-
tralto, has never been excelled at the
assembly, and every one is loud in
praise. Miss Marguerite, as o reader,
was also superior, her specially being
the imitation OF child tones.
To-day is Pioneers day and an enor-
nous crowd is expected. The principal
speaker will BIO Governor William Nc
Kinley, who will speak at 8 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
bIED.

CRAwFORD-AtC Cameron, W. Va, on Monday,
August q. 1898, at 500 O'Clock n, m, ELLA
~, Youngest daughter OF Robert and the
late Eliza Crawford.
Funeral services will DO hold at the Prcsby.
terrain Church, at Cameron, Oh Wednesday
morning, August g. at O'Clock, after which
tho remains will DO taken to Wheeling on
tho a. IN. train, whorO tho funeral will
occur at lOAj q. IN. from tho Il. q o. Depot.
1nlCrmOnt. at poninSuiar Cemetery Car.
tlagos will DO In waiting to convey those
who wish to attend to the ccmStesy, where
an opportunity will DO granted to takO last
farewell.
WlLsON-On Tuesday. August q, 1897 AZ 0A5
n m, al tho residence OF William gOhwOrt.
iegef, SIS Matn street, THOMAS +. WHsoH, lii
the 9th year Of his ago.
uilcral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

10 GAIN strength Hoods sRFsRpaFilla.
For steady norvCs--Hood's Sarsaparlllh.
For pure blood-llood's Sarsaparilla 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

Cheap Rates to Chicago and Return over
Pennsylvania Lines from Wheeling AC-
count Of Worlds Fair.
Regular rate for round trip tickets
SCI So. Special rate for round trip
tickets limited to November 5, SIC co.
Special rate for round trip tickets limit
ed to ten days from date Of sale, upon
advertised dates for daylight coach ex-
cursions, S11 90.
For particulars please call upon or
address nearest agent Of Pennsylvania
Lines, or ]. G. Tomlinaon, Ticket Agent,
Wheeling. Mw&F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
A l:If.3A11

A LONG PROCLSSIUN
Of diseases start from torpid liver and i'm
pure blood. DR.. Piorco's Golden Medical Dis
:oyery cures every ono Of them. It preuelts
them, too Take It, as you ought, when you
feel tho first symptoms tlaDguor, loss OF up
petite, dullnesS, depresSion) and you'll savo
yourself from something serious,
In building up needed feah and strength,
and to purify and enrich the blood, nothing
can equal the Discovery It inyigorates
tho liver and kidneys, promotes all tho bodily
functions, and brings buck health and yigor.
For Dyspepsia, F" Liver Complaint" Bilious
ness, and ail Scrofulous, Skin, and Scalp Dis.
cases, It Is the only remedy that's guaranteed
to benefit or cure, In every case, or the money
Ia refunded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
UNDERTAKING.
.ALM TX II R III w,
lll7 Main Street.


Am prepared TO conduct buflals IN o most Sas.
isisgluty iuanuet all aol1tn undertaking 49,
planucs and iinc black aud white tnngral cifdL
Competent management guaranteed
C00lns Ct'keu aud Il full llug OF butlal goods
lan 10 DO prompt cOnsidotaIo and reliable
calls by telephones
llOddrhcc, Ask FiRw-No giL
ktOtg-NU. IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
TEN DAYS AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
Excursion to Chicago from Wheeling via
Pennsylvania Lines, September 2.


Pennsylvania Lines, September 2.
Excursion tickets to Chicago OF one
fare for the round trip ($ll 0O) for
adults and one.halt the excursion rate
for children under IL years Of age. will
be sold by the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & st. Louis Railroad Company
Saturday, September 2, for trains leav-
ing Wheeling at $3.50 a. M, (clty tlme)
arriving ut Chicago Union Passenger
Station at 9:15 p. in. Train win stop at
South Chicago, Grand Crossing and
Englewood to discharge passengers and
baggage. These stations are in the
vicinity of the Worlds Fair Grounds
and convenient to hotels and boarding
houses. Returning, tickets will be
valid in coaches Of any regular train
scheduled to stop at destination, leav-
ing Chicago before midnight Of Tues
day, September ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23
CNTNTarr 17RoR..

IN '.W YORK, PITTSBURGH, GIN.
, .... Leading Daily Papers dSllyescd.
N woody lipmry Weekly Papers and
I fashion Mu,N2ine, Cheap Hooks,
I... a"'l' NsVgHe1 ama hammu6ks III low
g. "A. oUiMBY,
int Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

About Catarrh No mRtter7what you've
tried and found wanting, you can DO cured
with Or. SagO's Catarrh Remedy. The pro-
priotors Of this medicine agrce to cure you,
or they'll pay you $500 in cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

If you are melancholy or down with
the blues you need Simmons Liver Reg
ulatoF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

In the first branch the only lcgisla.
ton that originated there which did
not come before tho second was the
ordinance granting tho Wheeling q
Elm Grove Railroad company tho right
to construct and operate II street rail-
way on certain streets Of the city. Tho
ordinance was road ono time and thon
roicrr0d TO tho committee for report at
tho next council meeting.
Tho proposed routo 10 US follows:
Starting at Eotl aud sixteenth, on EolF
TO Twelfth, on Twelfth to Chnplino, on
Chapllne to Eleventh, on Eleventh 10
Market, and on and along Chapline,
crossing Twelfth street and extending
thence TO intersection with Fifteenth
street. on Fifteenth to Eof, on Fifteenth
TO intersection AZ McCoiioCh, on Nc.
Colloch, connecting with tho present
track north Of Eleventh street. on Baker
to west entrance TO POninsular CemO.
tory. All tracks aro single except on
EolI between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
whbrV double tracks will DO laid.
Council adjourned NJ $3.50 o'clock, yt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-23

Ngw YoRR counts aro to DO had ut
DiobOrson's cafe, next to Baltimore 4
Ohio depot fresh OvOfy day. also bogt
wihSs aud iiquora.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

changes made IN the location OF poles or
wires, gu extensions of the same, ana 0ll
connections uf any Kind or character, shan
ten permission OF the city electrician.
On, 10 shall br the duty OF the city cleo
trlrlUu SO see that The provisions Of this or
dWuucr are -Uictly carried out and pw-
corporation furnishing electric light or cleo.
frle power IN the city of Fort Worth, ANA TO
power in the city OF Fort Worth. nud TO
carefully Inspect tho construction and main
touuucU Of the electric Hight UuO power
system or the city, und 10 have MI other
ordinances relating thereto complied with;
tn see thAt am electric light aud power fur
Wshcd 20 the city OF Fort Wouth IA In
compliance with the contract therefor. 20
Keen tnr lire alarm system iu nigh state
of eihHeucy to perform such other DUTIES
us may Dee prescribed ny thc city council,
ana to make lupuus To The city council on
The lust day OF each month.
~ lhe terms aud conditions hCrcin set
out slali apply to ull persons, companies,
corporations now furnishing electric light
Worth, us wen as those that may hereafter
~ granted privileges by tho city OF Fort
Soc. .. Every violation of the provisions
OF this ordinance shall constitute a INSIDE
mrWor ana tho person, company or cor
poruion on AMY pmploye, agent munger on
officer thereof guilty OF violating any of the
trolhQns OF This ordinance shall, upon
conviction thorOf IA the City court. be fined
DOT less llun $40, nor more than 5000 for
AMI oycry days failure on refusal 90 comply
with said provisions siNll constitute a So
continued violation OF this Ordnance by
any such person cuiupUuN on corporation
os aforesaid or their agents. employees SCR
Nunts on ohlcvrs, tho city shall have the
llght to revoke aud repeal an permits, priN-
reyes anu iruuchisC granted TO said per.
sou company on corporation as aforesaid.
soc, y. That this ordinance take erect
on1 De In FORCE from nud after It's puhlica.
tiQn as rcluirri hy law.
H. Y nt'nNs CITY Serrotnrv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
COURT OF APPEALS.
Fun Text Of Occasions Rendered in The Forl
Worth District

No, IT, w. c. o. nnscol ct at, appel.
lnnts va, W. A. Norris az all uppe.lcra,
Appem from the district court Of Alon'
taguc county,
CONCLUSIONS Oh FACT.
ON the LIST day OF August 1913. Judgment
was rendered m the distdct churt for
Harris county, IcXna, in favor OF M. ~,
q. ntsc0U against S. Is. Munger for
SNAl,lb In gold and bearing interest "a
the rNe of go per cent per apnnn trOn
rendition a copy on which was properly
recnrd in Montague county nn Jam ~.
1874. ON the 2nd day OF juno, 1914 Nn
execution WAS issued On anld Judgment
dreettd % the shOri0 or amy constable
OF Harris county AMI WAS returned unsatis.
hea, tnc return stating that no property
ut dpiondant WIS found in saih county
subject 90 execution. On The $50 day ~
August 1874 s. - Munger conveyed tile
lmah in controversy Go W. e., AlcGuW0n hy
general Warranty decd which was rVcorl-
81 llt Montague county, Aug. ~ lNit an
ihe prst tucsdQy la March 1890 The land
~ CONTROVERSY was sod under no cypcV-
ton iMnei upon iho lnigmrnl aforesaid
Wld id Hali snlp deipHdauf, ~. a. Muuis
oiu X in fur the suiu Uf S@joN and snmt
TIME Thereafter had q deed mdde 80 him.
SELF bnt At The tiElc 81 said bid hc was
ih0 nNrnt of prsOoll the plaiutlN IA tito
execution and WIS hidiiug for hlin ThiH
SUIT WAS instituted IA 1e,0 ~ Drlseoll
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Appellants only remaining assignment OF
error Is as follows; "Because the court
erred IN not giving the plaintiff new
ulnL Iluinums motion for a new trial
embraced n number Of distinct grounds
ana uppellces object 10 cur considering It
becnusc II Is too general and we think
pcntcd decisions OF our supreme court. Thr
sumclency Of the evidence 10 sustnlu the
verdict ana Judgment Is therefore not pre-.
hehlcd Tor our consideration, bnt we do
not wish 10 be understood us minimizing
That even II II had been no presented thar
we would hold II insufficient AS to this
we do not decide
the court below should be- affirmed.
HEAD.
Associate Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

fayornhy 10 appellant as the previous de.
clslous Of our supreme court would Justify.
AueR w. iearson' ~ Texas, bOi: Mokmnon
W. MCGOWAN II y. w Rep. 532 Irvine
va. Ferguson, SO Texas. 1911. The second
proposition submitted under this assign
hatch up theories ana charge ON general
proportions Of law when the facts of the
case at bar do not support H." Il win be
observed that the complained Of only In
atructcd the jury that certain facts there
In detailed II found TO exist would consti-
lule nn irregu1rity. Munger the dctcn-
personal property I'm Harris county sunci-
cent 10 satisfy the Judgment uud that no
one called upon MIN for levy and he had
no opportunity tu point ont the same. There
rs evidence In the record which tends TO
cuhtlNdict thls statement that he had such
p"ptily but none beyond the return OF
levy, ANA We agree that II the facts as
Detailed In the charge constitute nm ir-
regularity In law that the evidence was
sufficient 90 sustain the verdict of the
jury finding that they In fac' ala exist
wen taken.
Appellant In his second assignment OF
error complains M the action of the court
IN charging the jury that the future OF he
execution under which the land was sold
20 show ON us face that the Judgment had
boon Kept alive by the issuaucc OF prrvi-
Qua executions was an irregnlnrlty the
ground OF objection being. as alleged by
t,,p ', r, mn VIZ tAvoullpn uld snow th0t
and kecoUsn ie ~, ,"J t, l,9u ue'il ISSUED
nnf bo, ,"VGnHVt ,ni, ~ nISEu'HnN u could
,s.r IN, ,,,ddGi,." NV Ilhul' VI tltnrF NUM-
INV, Ei"uT'sii anu was chlrgc upon
I'M n'e stnt e wa 'siuei'vV, ~ y rrcltel
linn vas h, XIV, -, iui'S lh"l we 'Aecu-
on lts moo A. wiiu", "r.n INNvept thnt
preyiors ,ti,n H. III uVn,l"ii on any
s,il im1orSc,tt 'a AN "1fi"k u'cu ISSUED ON
tn''tHsT pul lnc biil or costs attached
~, wv 'A'Vuloh contained on" Item as
i"HHUNs' ...,
1 1i'S1 'Nv'u,!Wh 40,
'"''' NN'N"V'"n 10,
p,t,I -
,,.1 ti ,, HldO,
TltH WV 'At'lloh was endorsed az fol-
NJ" ~ r.
~, !iN'oll. vs.. y, ). Munger, Is
~ Jun ~ $50, a. Execution"
Nt HIe oi opniou hiatt the court ala not
c,r,ni, "oH,nE thNl ulgse recltlls dld NOT
w ttF WI pMusrhph Z or article E1Sl
en vi, ,i, '''lr'v s14lOies which suys, "Whn
IN All si,,,s inul'fs 'SVcuiQn rs issued it
,r,,t ,,,,' Nv ur9h l's thte the number OF
nn tbo fn3I.ullons Whlrh nave been issued
pulninn ,bnt i''' NlH we are also OF
vnnT9 ,nut the Charge WIS not upon the
Weignt OF inc evidence II was proncr for
~ ~ Ooutt 70 ltl lhe Jury That this failure
~ 'uull WIN the plain requirements al
'"' n1NNuN WIS an ircgulHiiy.
,,,,ll i't,il"ul7 loutll ana sixth assignments
Nfhi,lt1'. Wy me Failure of the court in ifs
,Gn"t W Instruct ihc jury that the fact
niHt 1N'enll,s Judgment lion was prior t1
wv Allo 40 MctoNm would preyent tholn
tiii'l'gE under McGOwdn from settling
3slte lhe sale ON account of thc lrrerniaris5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGES THE CORN.
Warren Lewis Tells How He Proposed 10
Fiizslmmons 10 Divide The Purse.

New York, March 13-When Warren
LOWS, the representative of jim Hall
IN his tight With FtZsimmons, was seen
~ regard to the alleged proposition made
by MIN TO the victor before the big fight
70 divide the purse, he said: Il met
tltzsimmons in this city ON the morning
OF the day ON which the ARTICLES Were
said; WHAT'S the matter with split
ing the purse and fighting on the level
JUST Tor the honor of The Alngf Both
You and Han are poor men and you
can tel whot hight happen, Iiitz re
Piled that he would not do that. That
afternoon the articles We're signed down
Town. ana 1t was arranged TO give the
loser $500 l did not use Halls palne
a.s an authority for making the sugges-
uon | don't see anything wrong about
me proposition, but of course the public
might not feel that way about it,"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
HORSEs ms VlCrINls-

Oakland his, March ID. A peculiar
nise9se among The horses IN this vicinity
Is FELT The attention of the state Netar.
mary surgeon has been called TO the mat
Yer The disease Is sudden ana acute II
Ns attacks. aud is usually fatal. Ii IL d
common thing for n horse 10 be driven
along The road and suddenly sink down
IN me harness, apparently losing all con
lfol OF himsel { The horse thus taken
dies IN a few days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
STABLES All WlM

Waco. Tex, March lazy
The large stables Of Mr.. l'n7
were destroyed BY tie \
They were situated on l.s', K,
mile from the populous mH
and the flames bad dqpe wv
fore the fire deparirleal Wv !.
scene. Eight valuable POS,
cued. The total loss : ".
with insurance Of Slloo =
believes the ire 10 nave p"-
diary origin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.



Washington, Fob. @, 1893.
whereas by satisfactory evidence pre-.
scented 10 thc undcrsicued. II has been made
20 appear that "Tho American National bank
uf Fort Worth IN tue city OF Fort WORTH
Texas. has complied with ali the provisions
Of the statutes Of the United States, re-
ciation shall be authorized 20 commence the
business Of banking;
Now therefore. I, Aionzo Barton Hep
burn. comptroller Of the currency DO hcrc-
by certify that 1.-THE American National
bank Of Fort Worth. IN the city OF Fort
Worth, 10 the county " 1nrrant aud state
Of Texas Is authorized toI commence tho
business Of banking as provided ia section
hlO6O Of the revised statutes OF the United
States.
IN testimony whereof witness ms hand
and seal OF Office this 9th day Of February.
tSeul1 a. ~. nEpBURN,
No 1913.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
roar worm AAD mo ORl8DE nan WAY
COMPANY STOCKHOLDERS hND d.
RECT0RS hRREAL MEETLNG.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
mud directors of the Fort Worth and Rio
Grando hallway company will lp held
Of Fort Worth. on Tuesday, April T.
1893. 900 3 p m.
Trnusfcr hooks will hr closed 90 noon
March 10. 1873. and romnin closed until
April ), 1SJ3. a. X DIXON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Try a gas heater ior {oll Y. M M
bath room. See for "~'-
Power company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

Headaches are not tribes, hut some people
looA at thcm that way Why mlfor When
yon can get relief IN fifteen minutes ~
cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS

- sueh upright pianos, best now made.
Nhsh or monthly payments Can and
s,A!mlnc' Old pianos taken IN trade.
lhlrd aud Lamar, Stien's
FOR Information concerning the light
ing OF your residences or places of bus
mess, or for obtainging a good supply
OF hot water Tor bath room purposes,
can on the Fort Worth Light and Power
cOmpanV
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-14

See Tho Gazette'S swap
third page. and use y ". y ,sil
want. The swap eoluml "