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,e1e-dkds AibTs 3, BRowNE.'I Trustees
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
TwENTY-SIXTH STREET NEAR FRANK


FORT. LANGDON, D. c.
By virtue of rtan deed Of trust. dated the 9th
day of April. 1882. and duly recorded in Liber 1875
folio 219 e seq. of the land records OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia and at the Of the party
cured thereby, We will ole: for sale o. pub
,,G sHs,iqn. in r., trSnt Of the premises. on
at HALFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following described real estate. situate in the
county Of Washington. Disric: Of Columbia to wit:
An of lots n and IS in William r. Frisbics subdi.
vision of the tract Of land formerly belonging
estate OF the late Clark Mills. said subdivision is
recorded in Librr County No. 70 10 30 in the sur
veyor's once Of the District CT Columbia
The above properly is located about three les from
the city, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in a
growing section OF the District. adjoining Avalon
Heights and will SOM be accessible by electric
railroads: PARTIES looking for a cheap home in good
Locality should not fat to attend this sale.
The terms of sale Property will be sold subject to
deed OF trust for 81 600 which years TO RIM
all In of the 90 900 TO be raid In cash: slOo
deposit viii be required at time of sale. All convey
ancins and recording at cost of purch Terms Of
sale 10 be complied with days or property wiIl
be resold at risk and cost of desaulting purchaser
GILES c. RUSH. Trustee.
els J st. NV
ANDREW B. WEBB. Trustee,
1clCdSds Corner 9th and ID SITS. H. V.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
II 9Th and ID sts- n. W.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR BsIcK DWELLINGS
NrMBERED D., 1929 ,224. 1925 and 1928 d
By virtue Of four deeds of trust to bearing
April n 1892. and duly recorded in liber 1875 folio
1886 ct sea-. $40 ct seq. 343 and 347 e. seq. Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia and at the
request u of f., the. parties parties secured thereby:
Of the prsmi,cs on THURSDAY, THE SIXTH
O'CLOCK p NJ all those certain rieces parcels Of
trict Of Columbia. known and di.:insushed IS and
Larhleu and Louthan trustees subdivision square
1OCS. as per plat recorded IN nber 10 folio Of the
records OF the surveyors Office o. the District of Cc-
umbis sail lots having afron.age OF IL feet each by
depth Of % feet to alley, tcgether with the inn
provements consisting of four twos:ory brick dwell
inRs numbered 1922, l2l4. 1s2i and 1928 ID street
northeast. Each Of the above houses will be sold
separately.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. balance in three equal payments in
one two and three years. with ier cent inter est
payable semiannually and to be secured by deed of
trust on the property SOLD oral cash. at the option Of
the purchaser. A deposit Of 5000 required each
hous. at time Of sale All conveyancinv snd record
ing at purchasers cost Ter OF sale to he complied
with IN ten days from date of sale otherwise trustees
the right to resell at risk and Of aulng
purchaser purchasers.
v; E. EDMoNsTON.l r-rs.s..
je19-dGds Adds b BROWNIES trustees.
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RA-cLIfFE. DAkR g; bAAScTToNEEEs
cHANcERY SALE OF q VALUABLE LOT. STU.
s Sr6 Oh ThE GoRskk OF FIFTH AND Z

By virtue Of 2 decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed. June 9. 1893 in equity
cause No 1445s, wherein Sarah p johnson ct sf are
complainan and JOSEPH g. Frc1s al defend
the undersgned trustees viii oer FOR sale uhlic
auction II front Q, the rremises on THURSDAY. THE
IMENLn-NINTH DAY OF JUNE. 1893, ct FIVE
situate IN the Siiy Of Msshinsson District Of colun
square north of square eight hundred and ftv-thrss
ts besinninr for the same At the northwest corner
o. SAID lot and and running thence along
the line OF street south thirtythree (33) two
co inches thence south seventy C9 feet thence
west thirty-three (33) feet two C21 inches and
thence north @ feet % the pl.c. of BE-
Terms: onet cash. balance equal INSTALL
ments PAYABLE IN and two years from day of sale
With interest on the deferred payments at the Of
per centun ner payable semi ually, and
to be secured by deed OF trust the IRE sold
or 81 cash. ~ the option Of the purchaser deposA
OF slo0 at time of sale. Terms 10 be com.
Piled With IN ten DAYS. property Will be reeold
the sk and cost of the defaultng purchaser con.
veyancing and recording At the st Of the purchaser
JAS. Z. PADGErT. 4
464 q ave NV. r
WALTER n. SMITH, 4 irus&
te16d&de 1917 II
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je21-dEds JOHN f. BEALL,
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE NORTH
SIDE OF kENtSAW STREET NEAR THE COR
NEh OF FOURTEENTH STREET. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON JUNE TWENTY
NINTH. 4. ID. 1893. at RALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
we VIII sell In front of the premises,
LOT 10 BLOCK 80. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
his lot fronts atty eet Kenesaw street and has
deP,h o. Loo feet. II 10 admirably adapted for fire
dwelling two good buildings can be placed thereon.
Adjacent to two car lines
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance can he arranged
anc announced the sale or the purchaser can pay
All cash or more than one-fourth IL he desires Com
Neyancinx, &c. at purchasers cost deposit OF 600
REQUIRED At time Of sale Terms of sale be complied
with IN hfteea days. otherwise the right reserved to
resell the property 1t the risk and cost of deaultng
purchaser after five days advertisement Of such
sale IN sone newspaper published Washington, ID. C.
JeZl-oSds DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

nUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
POINTING FIFTEEN FEET ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF NORTH STREET. BEGINNING
THIRTYFIyE FEET EAST OF TWELFTH
STREET EAST, BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TwO
FEET SEVEN INCHES.
b. vrtu of deed of trust to the ed dated
AUGUST A. 1891 and recorded in Liber No l6 A. folio
466 ct seq Of the land records of the District Co
lnnbia and by direction of the holder Of the debt
cured By said deed Of trust. will sell public
auction on FRIDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY OF
JULY, AT QUARTER PAST SIX O'CLOCK p, NJ
in front OF the premises all the real estat: described
said deed Of trust the same being of lots forty
(45 ard forty six 4 in the snbdivison of square ten
hundred and two OOtrIl as per plat in look R. L. H
folio G8 OF the records OF the surveyors office of the
District Of Columbia being on the south side OF North
running .hence east fifteen Q5) feet; thence south
niacty-two (g2) feet seven ca inches thence west
fifteen (15) fee ana thence north TO the leainpjug
Terms 0ne.third oithe purchase money in cash (of
which 300 must be deposited time OF sale) bal
ance In two equal insta!ments at and two years
from date OF sac with interest at per secured
the property oral cash, at purchasers option. Con-
veyancins. &c. ~ purchaser cost.
MAHLON ASHFOSD,l r.
io21- JOHN E BEALL. ! AEusteeA
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~ q. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers, 14O7 q ST. NV
C' Successors TO Latiner SloAn)

ENTITF CONTENTS OF AwELL-KNOwN LOCAL
CLUB REMOVED TO OUR looms FOR CON
DEE CoMBINATioN POOL TABLES, ,sUPERB
MARBLE-IOP SIDEBOAKD, HANDSOME
CHERRI EXTENSION TABLE, LEATHEk-
C0vERED LmUNGE, SLEEPY HOLLOW
WICKER CHAIRS. HANDSOME C. =. ARM
CHAIRS. OFFICE TABLE. CARD TABLE.
CARPET. LIT GLASS WARE. CUsPIDORs.
WR TE G00LER Lot SUMDRIES, &c nc;
CLUB.
On SATURDAY, JUNE TwFSTY-FOURTH, 1893
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. within sale. rooms
li01 ST. NV. We will sell the above effects. to
which we invite general attention.
Terms cash.
By order of the committee.
1e2l-dts c. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers.
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II ArcLIFFE. DARR a o.. AUcTIoNnEe
AZ go PA AVE- \

ING, NO. 80 9Th ST. n E., CoNTAINING7
ICONS R9 sTs ASI ALL MODERN fMPEovEMkSfs.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TwENTY-sEvENrH lepa
Al HALf.PAsI FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, Ne vii
Lot IS, INC; b PEARsox ET al SUBDIVISION
OF LOT IN SQUARE NUMBER h5Q
Fronting Is feet 9th street and rupuinr bah =, N
alley and improved by desirable story and bases
nisnt dwelling. With all modern improvementsL
This property is nicely located. being near tn n
street cars and the herc line Il will BE- cold suby~c
70 trust OF 81 so0 which has about three ysas and
six months TO run.
el0o must be paid on the day Of sale a. decoett on
the properly sold Terpsto Be complied With in nftesn
Gays IRON the day OF sale. otherwise the to rese
at the risk and cost Of the defsu purchaser = NJ
served All conveyancing. recording. &c. at the pur.
je17-dkds Attorney for o1n.r
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e23-6&ds

ITO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: WILL SELL
nv i on VS. sATURDhY. Ill, yhLi , rlhsI 1893. at
Horse. Wagon and Harness. to pay livery bill on
jeoI-St' GEO. II. >HANKS. PIP eth st. sw
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THE BANCROFT
ENGRAvINGs. PAINTINGS. PHOTOS. &c.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ABOUT FIFTY EN-.
CRAVINGS. OIL PAINTINGS PHOTOS
CRAYoNs. &c. FORMERLY THE PROPERTY
OF THE LATE
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucroneer..
TRUSTEES, SALE OF -FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
AND STRFFTS -

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS
AND STREETS.
By vrtua Of four deeds Of trus. TO us bearing date
June lSS and duly recorded, respectively hber
ltJ folio 2fl ct SEQ. liber 1892 folio PSI seQ
llcer iosZ 1910 pO et seq. and liber 1892 folio $50
ct seq VI the land records Of the District If Coluin
and at the request of the party secured thsreby
viii SELL al public auction, in front Of the respective
premises oil MONDAY.JUlY Third. A. ID. 1893. AT
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. al those GER
tain pieces parcels Of land and premises situate
in Washington city. District Of Columbia ami
distinguished and being lots numbered thirty
eight (S) thirty nine ts forty (40) aud forty-one
(4l) In Jesse l.. Eeskel ct al. trustees subdivision
of 10 in square numbered hundred and fourteen
O01& per plat recorded in Liber ~ folio 40. in
the Office of tine District OF Columbia with
the improvements Each Of the above houses will be
sold separately
Terms of sale one-third Of the purchase money
for each lot to be paid in cash. the balance in two
equal payments on or before one and two from
day Of sale. with per cent interest per annum. ray
able senli-snnually. The deferred payments to be
by notes of the purchaser and secured by
deed of trust each Of the lots Sold all cash.
the option OF the purchaser deposit OF two hundred
dollars (S2O0) required each lot At time of sale
All cOnveyanciaR and recording at purchasers cost
Terms o. sale to BE- complied with in DAYS FIR m
the date of sale. otherwise trustees the right
resell a. risk and cost Of defauting purchaser or
purchasers
MAHLoN AsHFoRDl r
ieol-eod JOHN hlDOU1. & ArusteesL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
RUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAI. ESTATE.
FRONTING FIFTEEN FEET On THE SOUTH
SIDE OF NORTH STREET, BEGINNING
TWENTY FEET EAST OF TWELFTH sTREET
EAST By DEPTH OF NINETY-TWo FEET
SEVEN INCHES.
By virtue of a deed OF trust 20 the UNDERSIGNED
dated August IA 1921. and recorded in l.iber No.
ld04 folio 40 ct seq. of the land records OF the
District Of Columbia and by direction of the holder
Of the debt secured * s5ia DEED 2, sfs we Ti ss
OF JULY. at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the
premises all the real estate described said deed of
trust the being part of lot forty five 45 in the
subdivision of square ten hundred and two Q002l,
plat in book r. l. H fol:c 30S of the records Of
the surveyors Office Of the District of Columbia. be-
ginning on the south side of north street twenty
COO feet east of Twelfth street east. and running
thence fteen 5l feet; thence south ninety-two
le) feet seven Cd inches thence west nfteen tio)
feet and thence north to the BEGINNING.
Terms: one-third of the purchase money in cash
tof which 500 must be deposited at time Of saie),
balance in two equal installments at one and two
years from date of sale with interest at per cent
secured on the property. all cash. at purchasers op
ton. Conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost.
MAHLoN ASHFORD. Trustees
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THOS. DOWLING & son. Auctioneers,
612 L st. NV

SALE On SATURDAY, JUNE TwENTY;FoURTH.
AUCTION ROOMS, 6l2 STREET NORTH.
WEST OF 4 MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION
OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, HORSES, CAR
hIAGES. HARNESS, Ec.,
CONSISTING OF
Parlor Furniture. Mirrors, Hall RACKS Chamber
Furniture in cherry. walnut. oak and other suit es
and odd pieces Hair and other Mattresses Bolsters
and Pillows. Extension Tables Dining Room Chairs
and Rockers one Electric Fan, Revolving Chairs. &c.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Several Horses CARRIAGES and Harness.
THOMAS BOWLING SON.
1e22"2t Auctioneers
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THE BANCROFT

n q. SLOAN CO.. Auc;ioneers
~. lSuccessors to Latiner Sioan)
l4D1 u st n ~
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S. BE ESSsTINsER: $40 La AVE.

II ATCL1FFE. DARR CO., Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BROWN HORSE,
KNOWN AS DOCK" BY DICTATOR"
YEARS.
On SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE TWENTY
FOURTH. 1So3, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, will sell in
front of the auction rooms of Ratclife Darr Co..
Terms. cash
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WHAT 1T COST.
The following is an account of receipts and
expenditures:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
OCCUPATION lax.
Some Late Developments In the Matter liner
esiIna 10 Lawyers

The remainder of the occupation tax
cases against the lawyers were DISPOSED
Of in the county court by the defend
al parlag tax and costs. This course
was taken on account Of Judee lohnsoo9s
ruling In the test case tried before INN
few days ago adhcrlng TO the ruling
Of the court OF criminal appeals IN the
Williams ease that went mp from this
county.
After hearing the argument OF Mr..
Davis. counsel for the lawyers Judge
johnson announced that he thought the
argument and position Of the counsel was
unanswerahle and unuuest.onably sound
law. and that IL the question had been
passed upon by hisn before going TO the
court Of appeals, he would have unhesl-
tatingly have held with the defendants but
that now he dil not feel al liberty to
go contrary tn the railing OF the court Of
appeals In the Williams ease
MIR. Davis informs REPORTER 1t Is not
unlikely that an injunction may yet be
taken ont TO restrain the collection Of
this tax and the case carried to the cyn
court of appeals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
THE DEADLY STEEL


Leonard Tex, May II lSperiall-A
fight occurred near here late yesterday
evening" In which the deadly ster found
another victim and another soul hns gone
TO join the silent majority.
j. ". Freeman and I'd johnson Ind
a misunderstanding; they met yesterday,
gave up their knives to mutual friend
and agreed to fight fair. Freeman got
the best OF johnson and then started for
hut as soon as johnson got possession
of his knife again he ran after Freeman,
inilcting a ghastly wound across the
abdomen. from which he died this morn
ing. johnson Is still at large, but Off
GERS are IN pursuit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
SINGING SCHOOLS GIRLS
Objected 10 a Mexican as Pupll--For Re-
ycnpo- He Killed The Teacher

nenison. Tex. May t7.--,sI sriai1-,A Her.
ala spr,i al. from tnllo. T. r. says; Last
utehi about 10 o'eluck y horrible murlcr
was pefpeiratcd, about -four mlcs from this
shot John 4. Daniels THROUGH .he head
kllllng him Instantly Daniels was teaching
u singing class and WAS shot by some one
on the outside OF the house, A Mexican BY
the name OF Gonzales Inns hes1 arrested up-
on good pharmaceutical ovideitc, Il alp
pears that In soliciting scholars for the
music class this Mexican was enrolled az a
scholar, but some ~ the Young inilias OIL
iecting 60 his hclng a member Of the clnss
aseeG Daniels 10 have HIN resign This Of
Tended tile Mexican. Afscr being arrested
Gonzales was taken to the scene OF tho
crime and Ills shoe was exactly the same
us the footprint ~ the assassin. Deputy
United States Marshal Andy fryer will
take the Mexican before u commissioner.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
ACCIDENT AT MILLS.

Mills, May 10.-A sad shooting took
place at the home Of Mr.. CARMEL lasl
Saturday. George, a lad Of fourteen,
seeing some birds At the stables seized
charming young girl started too, and
succeeded IN getting Georges consent foi
her 10 shoot them, When she took ibc
gun i fred and she received the con,
tents in her shoulder and breast.
A ten DAYS rain ended yesterday with
4 norther that is still cooler Today,
Farmers estimate the loss Of cotton u
percent; corn damage sin larger. There
is great cry for cotton seed with which
20 replant crops.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
TEXAS WEATHER.

Galveston, Tx, May 17.-fSneclal).
Two low pressdrps appear on toni;hts
map. One over the north AtlAntic states,
which Is moeiug slowly 10 the eastward
another low pressure nrcn' Which II an
Montana. whore lie barometer il 2922
inches. The two low grcns are divided by
ridge of hish presnr with barometer
between 2DilO aud 5000 inches. entend
from Minnesota south TO Texas. The
trmperatttre has fallen along the Gulf
aud Atlantic coasts aud has risen over
weather prevails throughout the cppD-
try
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

woodside offered resolution deeiai-
ing The office Of O'lNeete yaeAhl va
ilne vote resulted as follows l lshs
Woodslde, Bird, knight, Cooke aiei'"
MOS and Tr0whorn. r.v. ma
Cochran. 49, ,.,,n, ~
order fhat under the city charter y y,
onired two-thiri's vote 70 remove ~
officer Of the city This placed ne l,7-
tiny Of O'ISeefe in The hanis o. Nolno,'
Who has no use for the hifst ware NJ
herman. but he ruled the point N ornyi
well taken. and O'lSecfe keef,s w sfni /.
Tbe clty han was crowded with his
friends and enemies, The trial exeitel
great interest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
CHARGES AGAINST SENATOR
ROACH.

Washington. May IL Senator Roach
Of North Dakota has been looking after
good plnces for his constituents. Speak.
Ing Of the charges pending against him
before tin, senate. be said.
II have acted entirely upon the advice
Of my friends In the matter. and have
not said anything because they thought
the time was not rip. BEFORE loft
Washington | demanded a full inyes;ign.
tion. and II this 10 not accorded me when
return ! shall make clear statement
Of the whole matter. do this because |
believe owe It to my friends aud con
stitueats IN Dakota"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
SrAre or rrras. YAaRANr 'coVpTy.

The chicago, Rock Island aud rcxsa Ran
way company vs. u. l.. fwoinbly ct nj.
Statement nf condemnation Ia above Cauai
No oi0a, pending In county court OF 1arranl
county, fcNus.
To Charles n, Stnnrti
You VIII take notice that en- the 9TH dag
OF June, lSrl, tho undernlgned, special couu
mlsslonrrn appointed by the county Judge
OF IRrfnnt county Texas IN above cauur Il
make M award for damages hy reason OF
the taking for railway purposes tho below
Described pruperty, viii niVct AT the office Ot
\, VI, Fry on Houston street IN Fort Worth,
a na1l, s CS9n'S agsas lor me nrrposs a
20 wit
Jcotcl FROM the NORTH slle..at East sisis
street running south 10 degrees, Gust a3d
feet along the west linV Of the Mllhurq
ttaet, being the east line Of Mrs. iicndrlcss'
property, 70 q polnt ~ tcei irniu the critaf
line of the Fort Worth aud Denver railway
thence norihcih parallel aud 10 feet dis.
tani from contpr of said railway 10 point
intcrAocting tho projected north side u
sixth street 1hcnce south 10 degreoa. cas
along nnid projected side OF Stth street
10 place OF hcslunlng. lleing 5il0o mere
line Of Daruel street IN said city Of Fort
Worth ln2a feet from southwest corner Of
the pwombly tract or Wilburn tract, being
q point III right ufway linz OF the chicago,
linok island and rcran iinilway cotnnany 4
located light.of'wly 70 fepl from cpntor
lne running nnrthcnslerly parallel aud "a
ANNN NtNhhNt AlNih 'NhlNi INV aA- l'Nis
Themes % feet parallel 70 eeitcr line OF tho
south los OF the y with a radius OF U0T
feel "a. polni Ia the east line Of piece
of land u Hit acres sold 60 J. n. Smith.
Thence along said line or j. T.. Smth'a
eA-Rcre tract 800 feet to q point IN righi.Or,
way Inv 100 feet distant from The crnicr
line " the north leg Of y. Thence along
Hnid right.of'wAy line with radius OF ~ !
feet nnd 100 feet distant from said center
line TO q point In branch, which branch II
The north boundary linr Of the said 'rwom,
hy tract Thence oasiurly following thu
meandvrH OF rnid branch, crossing the cen,
ler linr, Of main track Vt station lI1nlhd
10 point IN The righi .ofYway line Of maig
said mnin tract Thence along righisof
way llne aud 100 feet dlstnnt therefrom
with radius ~ 300 feet 60 a point 90.
posite station iO7hTia Thence southeast.
prly III straight line AMI it1 foet Distant
from said center line TO point IN the east
line Of the rwOmbly tract Thence south
along said enat line iDh feet 10 the southeast
corner " the rwomhly tract. being I fecf
south ~ degrees. Wctt from station
i0T0a.Go. Thence south ~ degrees, west
elong north line OF Darncl street o. feet 10
place uf hcrhning
1'his ~ therefore 10 notify you 10 be
prencnt with counsel aud witneases Al anid
lime and place TO onor such evidence as
you may see proper M to the value or the
said land aud damages 10 tho remaining
portion thereof
Witness orr sisnaturca this the ID day
SAMUEL O. ToAlI.lNsoN,
j. NJ, VINCENT.
b. NJ FltN,
Commissioners.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


on account Of the Increasing demands mp.
~ the space OF The Gazette, 10th ny ad.
greatly Improved news service, Il In COM
peNed to discontinue the publication daily
~ trce adrcrtlsrments for persons desiring
lost or found. This FEATURE viii however.
ne cpntinued In The Sunday Gazette AMI
VIII Dc available 10 those whose notices are
me,i'ed not later than y O'Clock Friday
.hcr such notices IN the classified column
ot the daily Issue ~ The Gazette. q chnrgr
WI hereafter be made OF ! cent per word
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
O'KtEFE ALL RIGHT.
~ As Seat In The Dallas City Council
IN Spite Of Opposition.

- y, Tex, May 1T.-tSpeciai.l--A
|9aasl lhg special session Of the city
t1ai N, n hfld tonight TO decide wheth-
tldst lstrek o'Keefe. the noted pol
afa we entitled to represent the
N ~ y thar body, Ii vas alleged
|f1.ss .,a committee. Knights and
~ Nv N election lay O'ktsfe was
sSfls ilnglder, as the CITY charter re-
|ttel ~ \, sfman Woodaidr az M Ninth
M cs W hight 10 oust O'I<egfe. NM
|4s Il ~ Of the second ucrd vas
~ eA5oa Of the aforesaid fl,Itesfe
"a Il N n listed three honrs ma rol.
PAS ~, rM'.seNarf made he closiny
n heete.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18
HOME RULE BILL

London, May II. The second clause Of
the, Irish home rule bill. which confers
lrws, passed today In The honse Of cam.
mons, M amended by Sir Henry ,Jnmes
20 the effect the supreme power OF M,
imperial parliament remains undimm.
ished BY any proyiso Of the home rule
bill. The clause. as amended wac
adopted by vote of 2S7 to 2a5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-18

since Yesterday at noon. All the evi.
dence Is IA aud argument is ntw going
on Tho ease will be given ihe Jury
abous ) oeleck this afternoon. II l.
generally Thought the verdict 1i the jury
will not De for The death penalty
Citizens Of this town hive forwarded
500 to the Cisco snifvrcrs The Masonic
slodgc has also sent $40.
Hon. ". y MeIcon of Austin i here
10 Represent Walter Nalhrongh, charged
with murder committed about elevep
yeArs ago.