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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-25

Changes in the situation at Washing
ton come so fast that no one can predict
what day may bring forth. Two days
ago a solution seemed to have been
reached that would command a majority
of'the senatorial votes. Yesterday this
agreement, if there was any, was de-
clared off, and the fat was in the fire
again. There is no great doubt but the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-25
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER e5.

AS the Washington Star suggests Vice
President Stevenson is likely to soon
have a great opportunity presented to
him. Sooner or later it will depend very
much upon his rulings whether the pre-
sent revolutionary conduct Of the Senate
minority is to continue indefinitely OF
to perform the functions which belong to
the majority of every legislature body
that is whether it is to be allowed to
pass laws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-10-25
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE
ATCHISON, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
P. o. BOX 346 No. So MILK ST.
CIRCULAR NO. go.
Boston, Oct. IL, 1898.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
6PER CENT. NOTES,
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad

Company:
THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
SIX PER CENT NOTES of the Atchison Com
pany, issued November l, 1885, and due NO
vember l, 1898, for 100000 land OF which
100000, leaving 81 100000 outstanding and in
lien to the GENERAL MORTGAGE FoUR
the Company. dated October 10, 1889, which
originated with the. Financial Reorganization
o. on the company under which, as well proyis-
ION was made for the retention by the Union
Trust Company of New York, as Trustee, of
GENERA. MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF an equal amount OF such
NOTES.
The Directors of the Atchison Company be-
defer retirement of the GUARANTEE FUND
NOTES five years, or until November l. $685.
the GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER
with the Trustee until required for purpose Of
such retirement.
The Company now offers to the holders
of theGUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
extension at par. with a cash commission
of five per cent. Is per cent? to be paid by
the Company ON November 1, 1898, to such
holders as viii signify their assent on or
before October 25th instant.
The principal and interest of the extend
ed Guarantee Fund Notes will be payable
in gold.
The NOTES of those holders who have
not assented to extension by Oct. 25th in
slant will be acquired and paid for in full
on Nov. LIST, by syndicate who will extend
| the NOTES for the period above stated.
Holders are respectfully asked to promptly
communicate their wishes in writingto
J. w. REINHART, PRESIDENT,
95 Milk ST., Boston
Those who assent will be notified when to
present their NOTES at the office of the Com
pany for Endorsement, affiXing of new coupon
sheets, and receipt of each premium, payable
November /.
BY order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE G. MAGOUN, Chairman.
j. w. REINHART, President.
octI3 eod2w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
WOES OF IMMIGRANTS.

by the Cotton Bolt there came Ia this
city Inst night lot Of GeOrgious who
had deal of trouble for Journey so
brief. They seem 10 have been the prey
or attempted prey Of sharpers or couf-
denCc men almost from the time they
left the state of Georgia Just after
leaving Memphis. one Of them Ia the Ia.
nOcnce of his heart. loaned an engaE-
ing stranger, ON $3.50 check drawn
on the First National bank Of Fort
Worth an he could spare, $50 ,ud
after thc g. s. was safely ont Of harm g
way noticed that the check was not oven
signed llc was affected to tears us be-
talked Of tho wickedurss Of this world
Another los have been IN negotiations
with two young men they met on the
train. for the purchase of some farm
lands on High street in this city. The
youths claimed 10 represent Morgan a
Co, IL High street There Is no name
Of that firm IN the directory. and IL rs
very possible those thirteen grangers
viii hunt long time before they End
free Quarters at " High street, await
ing the making oil The deeds tu the lligh
street farm property This group does
not allcgc they suffered any loss from
the youths but one thing is evident
thcy were al 40 much impressed, that
almost everyone with whom they came
In contact was regarded ms an intending
SWiudlpr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY

Mr. c. w. Stoin generously rcmcm-
bored bis friends los sending TO The G8-
zettc office some luscious oranges thc
fruit Of his rruyes at Orlando, Fla
The Tcxus Brewing company Is just
finishing it- Jumbo WE'LL which viii have
"a capacity of 100000 10 100000 gallons.
This VIII make the pumping capacity Of
the plant 40 per cent Of the capacity Of
the old waterworks VI the city
X. u. Nadlox reports TO The Gazette
thnt he VI ~ well pleased with his Fur-
cess 10 se'liug iinc stock ~ public sale
that he VIII, In the near future, repeat
The sale aud viii again avail himself of
Tho tinZettes advertising columns.
The street commissioner has. Ia the
last few days, put in a number OF iron
gutter crossings and put th"W I'm where
they Will be- Of great use. especially 90
ladies'
10 the Voters Of Fort Worh-S Sub
icct 10 the action of the city DcpOcra-
~ IN selecting nominee for the Office
of city attorney, | hereby announce
myself ns q candidate FOR that Office.
Your support will hc duly appreciated,
and II iuti1fcd with the duties of the
Office " rhlll be my honest effort tO
properly serve you. Respectfully,
W. b. FORD
Red CroS, Lodge, No. "A. knights of
Pythias. worked the new ritual Thursday
night in the Third Rank Tor the first
time In the smtc OF Texas City Judge
r. W. Flournoy was the SUBJECT, being
made a Knight, aud can claim the honor
OF being the first knight under the new
ritual
The IRE alarm at 91j last night was
for fire iu the barn of James Ryan
at Peach und Wall streets Fire cXtin
gushed hy the. time thc department
Responded Loss nominal
There is much local dissatisfaction
with the referee in the SWliNan,AiCGpc
glove contest at Dallas Thursday night
While sullivan was probably purchased
the decisions We're against him.
Deputy sheriff Joyce Old good hlt
of detective work last night md caught
q iill Taper who has been cuusinE sumr
loss and much ANNOYANCE. hpuuty
Joyce was accompanied 10y Deputy Sher-
Ia Gunnolls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Katie sherman Of Danyillc, H.,
Is the guest of DIR. and Mrs e. =. Mat
tson nj Arlington Heights.
T.. r. Ikurd Of the Indian Territory
Is In the city.
Iohu NJ Clover of Dallas. long con.
nccted with the telephone service, is iu
Fort Worth.
Miss CenO Morrison of Dallas, aud
Miss Birdie Dale Seymour Of New York
city are guests OF Miss Mona Leach on
College avenue.
Geo Gibson Of Dallas win be over
Sunday 10 spend the day.
Claib Merchant, the cattle King OF
Abilene. Tex was in the city ycstcr
day
j. NJ. Chitiim, a Sau Antonio cattle.
mnu, Is ia the city
w. N. Goloir the wcll-known cattle
commission uNn of Chicago. is in The
city Mrs GOdair accompanies him.
Frank Castor OF the Grunbury News
wis nc The Gazette office last night
Dr. II. H. Danbry and wife of Bon.
hum are at tho Mnneion.
Lee Riddle of Granbury was In Fort
Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THE GAzTTE FE WORTH TExAs SATURDAY JANUARY IL 1893

Tue local banks made no charges what
ever. fe,elert'ng tho slime officers aud
boards Of directors that held Office last
year Not withdrawing that ilt past
year has been worry duh one an the
banks appear 10 hive earned money
made handsome dividends besides
large undivided profits carried over The
banks are as Follows;
fgrt Worth National bank Oibcers.
~ W. Van ,Iapdt .prsslQenti ,. J. Jarvis,
D'rectors-K. NJ. Van zsbdt. II ). Jarvis,
]. a. Tindba1. DR. Il. r. Real. 9. r..
Amber, Morgan Jones. X. y. Ellison,
Dr. A. J. Childress Torrll. and y. Hard
Of , per cent was declared.
fint National hnnk Officers: NJ. Il.
Lloyd, president; ID. G. Bennett, vice
president; u. r. Harold, cashier. hi
reciors $. u. Burnett, Iaua Icth.
George Jackson w. H. Davis, VI. u.
LLOYD, ID &. Bcnnctt. u. y. Harold w.
y WaggOner. Decatur. r.. *. Wiley.
annual . per cent dividend was declared.
over
Traders National bank Officers, II.
g. Edrngtou. PRECEDENT; J. \. Hogsett,
yce president W. q Ncwby, cashier.
80 Wy ~. - ~ To AfAAlHNNVllt 81 y 10 AAue-
sctt W. q. Newly q. w Hollengs-
worth, George Mulkcy s. II. Mulkcy
and =. X. Adams An annual dividend
was declared Of i6 per cent
CITY National bank Ollcers John e..
McNnuhy, president. Charles Schuhpr.
vice presidents Max Elser cashier Di-
tpctms John g. Mccarthy, Charles
Schubcr Max illscr. n. n. ID. Andrews.
g NJ. Crane IT, s. Marshall. i. j. Roche.
Martin Casey, " O. Sandidge. r. r.
enndldgo, A w Cnswell The rcQiiar
y per cent semiunnunl dividend was de-
clhred, aud good sum In undivided pro-
ms was carried over
The Furncrs aud Mechanics National
bank lliicers John r. Hoxie. president.
NJ . Hurley vice president. j r. Tai
bert cnshicr Directors John X. HoNic.
NJ q. Hurley ~ T.. Bewlry. j. w
spencer Thomas A. Tidball. John Bar.
9on;, "a r. Iicrney, G.. W. Barnhart,
state National banl-Oniccrs: W. NJ.
Harrison, president; Sidney Martin.
vice PRESIDENT John G. Harrison.
cnshiet; w Is. Harrison. assistant cash
icr Directors W. NJ. Harrison. Sidney
Martin, Howard Tully. N. !. Goldberg.
IL, w Williams. W. -. Harrison. John
G., Harrison. An pcr cent dividend
was declared, and SGOSO undivided profits
carried over. A reserve fund of $685.. Os
d. eurried 10 pay taxes FOR this year
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
This bank has not held nm election vet.
ana The officials win probably hold over
Tor another year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
WASHINGTON NEWS.
BLAINEs CONDITION

Washington, Jan. 13.-At = o'clock
this morning IL was reported at Blaiuc's
residence TINT the cN-spcrptury had pass
ed a comfortable night Neither phys!-
ciau had called since a uuurtrr past
i've when DR. Hyatt left for his home
Or. Johnston. after his cnll ot III O'Clock
this morning stated that Mr. Blaine d.d
not appear 80 well. When asked II Mr.
Elaine had recovered strength or lost
from his relapse of last night Dr. John
ston remarked that Mr.. Blaine did not
have q relapse, but had simply suffered
a difficulty in respiration.
The doctors after their o'clock visit
give OUT the following bdllotiu: "Air
bhine u not so strong as yesterday.
hut he has shown mo- unusual weakness
uui Is In the same condition as for the
past few days II is impossible TO learn
how serious was his last SGT back. lt IL
generally believed however. Tint Mr..
blnines condition has uguin rcuched a
point where considerable alarm IS felt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
woman's pest FRIEND.

The emancipators Of womankind - ss,d
l<'itasor W. Q. Cunningham, address \, n
party Of politicians ut the I.aciede. Snre tbe
inventors Of labor saving devices Ark
wright did more 10 elevate women. 10 mai .
her life really worth the living than IN
we political ugitators that ever lived on,s
snort time ago woman was but A hone.
hold drudge Noble ladies az wtll nj f,r,,,.
e,S wives and daughters spun ana ygo,,
the cloth 70 clothe the famiiy. Tbev en-
ior the cattle, brewed, baked. ,siitsS
cooked etc. Food was cooked on Ne o'e,,
hearth- The women roasted and ,ronnS n, !.
ceuee aud prepared by hand All the con5,.
ments necessary to the cuisine All ssri,
s''lnss are now prepared In factories M
nought ready Tor use. The inye1for ~ ' y. :
sewing machine was TO the toiling hanss
WE an apostle Of hope Little sv Tssi.
Sunhlns machinery has relieved bsr ~ ~
AessieAs burdens and given her ams ~ ~.
~. ~ improvement, an opportunity 81 al Ia M
~, made i possible for her 70 hscoy,e
Sigt'shea companion Of her husband ins. ,a
y , nv valued slave. 2" ST. Louis Globg ps,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
GRAWs OPERA COMPANY.

Manager G0u is Ia the city arranging
the coming of his famous open company
at Grcelwalrs all next week. Com
mcucing Monday. Jan iG, with that
great comic OPERA Said Pasha" He
suites that he Is playing to The largest
business in the history of thoaters, turn
ing people away nightly Ia every city i'm
Texas, aud be assures the public the
greatest production Of comic opera ever
seOn "a Fort Worth, aud as no Is playing
% popular prices. 30 and rs cents, his
predictions equal anything ever seen
here at 81 80 a scat lie has the finest
lot OF artists over seem Ia one company
torelher The Austin Statesman saws
rAgain last night upon tie occasion OF
the 0mu Opera company singing that
melod0us opera. Martha" the opera
house was packed. II was hut another
Vutpour of apprecintive music lowing pcb,
pie and the Gran Opera company can
wen feel proud OF their growing ponn.
hnN With IA Austin public. Tho opera
of TMarlaG as sung last nieht was AZ
excellent piece Of work, pleasing n "a
Qegree Of satiety the lafge audience than
showed sponpncQ0s approval at fp-
qncOt intervals
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THE TIIEATER.

Jelfrcys-Lcwis last night made her
hrit appearance I'm this city fOr number
on wears, in Surdou's PLAY. f"Clothilde.' 70
Like the majority of Sardou's ulays, tbis
lusrs much ia It's translation. The STORY
9i ne play Ia an interesting one and
briefly may be- outlined as follows:
'lgthllde loves Andre aud Is hptrothod
10 him. Andre catches u glimpse cot "a
NEE which awnkcus in him love strong.
or Than his feeling for Cl1thilie. The lat.
yer suspects the change and releases
MN from his promise. Just ug he recog.
nIes his ideal iu a waif ClAhiide Ind sn y,
cd from the street, Tho discovery inn.
plants plan " revenge IN the mind OF
me woman NlgluCl, and she bring
about % marriage between the pair. Fer.
unnde really loves Andre. hut will moi
wed unless be is told her secret and
upon Clothildc's assurance that he llfeowp
all md forgiyrs, the gin goes gladly 70
the altar. The revenge was to boz tho
revelation of Fcrnandp's past a. the
couple returned from the church Pome.
ro, FREUD Of Andre, prevents the dis.
closure then. and the lovers have a
month OF bliss Clothildc finds her way
TO them ne last and carries out her pur.
pose Andres belief la his idol IL shaken
because she had not told lhm nh before
she became his wife The plcndings OF
P0mcrol, the SIGHT NJ thr suffering limo.
cent woman, finally moves The nyengct
10 PITY ShO uonfctsrs the deception SHE
prHrtirrd the lovers are Reunited and
Clothilde goes her way M anguish aud In
sorrow, but In ntupp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
SOC Houston Sired
OH, If | Only EiD \
Complexionl Why, rs eas-7gAAl
Use PozzopPs Complexion Povut
Disease ut the Back -

Yes. It is The nasty habit Of n
OF the back door n pailtll ald
now and then, Of greasy water
ful Of purings and the general Z,
Kitchen that breeds feyer and N
eases. The waste disappeis ~
part in the soil, but thai IS the a
mischief. The soil gt;s full &W'
and ferments, and the not s'ln ~
which surround and ,nter tha e'-.
Is truenot only OF Vchapes ~
and careless fau.i,ies, but well v.
hgent people lg,sc spots behlnal' w
saturated with Stops, 10 pQp'A
no amount % supervision eAn
great deal 81 filthy evil, bal " Y
try towns Stops should be carr
trees and poured in ANAL qua..ss''
and there as fertilizer. Trees w.
a large quantity Of water anq vs.
for Il. There must Ike Simply ~
telligence in the disposal o. '-''
Lie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
whnn InhIca Ware -

In the Seventeenth crllul! .
variety Of masks were worn
had "ooialine" lips preierfed W.
as was natural; for Others WY Y.
hide the lower part OF the 'aN
was completed by a chin Wy
which aiterward passed unoe' I
and over the ears IN li'l2, ~ /.
and, a new mask called the inlr',
ltalian mimics, was nll the Tss
ened 20 usurp the place 81 w,
4 was even the cause Of flel'r
between tht ladies who hela Y
and those who preferred lAe wv
Some years later il became w
trim the upper part Of vs.
ruche Of lace, 70 lengtaenlt N
Of the same material, and ~.
more or less with lace 70 the wv
eyeholes- Young ladies q tn's
ever, frequently conteniea tnss
covering the face simply VIZ
black Grape for coquetrys ~.
pear the fairer Buffalo ColiA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
1t Has Come
To This

That every successful, mentor-
ious article has les limitations.
This is a graye injustice, for
the genuine pure article will
often be Judged by the imita-
ton, No preparations require
for their manufacture more
care and skin, more costly
and purer materials, than
Flayoring Extracts
In this instance cheap mater.
ials mean inferior ilayos.
Dr. Prices Delicious Flavor
ins Extracts have won their
way 20 public confidence by
I've pVre and cosby materials
used. the new processes em-
ployed for extracting from
The ffuisa their natural ilavor-
ing principles. In using DR..
Prices Orange Lemon,
Vanilla or other ilavors the
housewife viii nsver fail to
obtain tho grateful aavor
desired.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
TIIn sENAr1,

Washington, Jan. l3.-Thc scuate TO.
day. after explanation 10y Mr.. sherman
passed. bin 10 extend 10 the North
Puritc ocean the provisions of the STINT.
We' Tor protection OF fur scnls and other
fur bearing auimlls.
The McGurrahnn bin, after speecb
against 1t by Mr. Mills of Texas. went
over until Monday.
The aull-option bin was then taken up
featcd
The Amendment offered by Mr. Villas
which would have the effect Of restrict
my operations OF the bin 90 gambling
irnnsnUious' was debated In a de,aii-
tory way for the rest of the day and
Went over without action.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
LEGAL MATTERS.
What Was Done in mo Different Courts YssIer.
day-Odds and Ends.

wal was VVUt W wv yiHttthl @uhlAa iNeNVf~
day-0dds and Ends.
Yesterday was quiet dag 80 far as
were concerned. The cases before the
courts, being invariably long ONES.
FORTY-E1GHTH DISTRICT.
The case Of Durham Buckley vs., the
Randall-Chambers company. n suit to
set aside a chottlc mortgage, Is still on.
and the testimony is not yet all iu. The
case viii probably be- given TO the jury
today.
IN THE SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
the following cases were decided:
AmaHdu y. Green VS. Doris Green;
suit for divorce Granted, with costs
against appellant
ole Iindd vs.. Annie Schow ct al: suit
for partition. Judgment: That The heirs
of the deceased as set out In the petit
ton are equal owners Of property de-
sctibcd.. and that snmc be partitioncd
and That the commissioners appointed
be requested TO report In thirty days
Tho HargrOyc habpus corpus ease oC-
cupied all the afternoon and will b. con-
THE COUNTY COURT.
Judge johnson disposed of the follow
ing eases iu the county COURT
State Of Texas IS. W. a. Flower: dis
turoing the peace; continued until to
day.
State vs. r. W. Stone. wantonly XIII
ing canine. acquitted.
State W. NJ Samucls. violation OF the
Sunday law on two distinct occasions +.
plea Of guilty and fined $50 in each
case.
ODDS AND ENDS.
Ia Wchrhun. who was Released on
bond few days ago charged with for.
gerry, has again been jailed, an mdict-
ment having been found by the grand
jury
Frank la Fayotte who was recently
arrested on a yugruncy charge and fined
IN one Of the Justices courts. has been
arrested as % descrter from the United
States army on his own confession aud
was taken TO San Antonio last night.
where hc will be- tried for dcscrtion. Hr
said he prefcrrd 10 20 back 10 tho army
ahd take the consequences thun 10 delyc
and dig ON the rau1nt county roads.
Eliza HOrstmanu, a white woman. was
placed inthe county jail yesterday charg.
ed with insanity She Is tho same NO
man who was found near Ham Branch
few days ago, and Tor whom Torl,
was found by the police. She cries con-
tlnuully and Is evidently suffering from
some trouble which she win not disclose,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

New Orleans Jan i3.-First rncr-Fivc
furlongs. Edwin WON. Hubert O'Neili sec
Ond. ala third Time 3OH
SECOND Rnco- Five ANA guc.hnf frrlouvs.
Warren Leland won Cust0ut sccoud. Miss
Francis third. Time. tlUl
Third race Five rurluugl Duke OF Kent
Won. lonEbrork second, MOdleska third.
Time, .OJ
Fourth race Six and onc.hnlf furlonps.
Horcalis won. lpgrunuc second. Granite
third. Time. ~
Fifth racc--Fiyo furlougs Rally won.
Miss Guly second. Wurplot third. Time,
t;32H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

Miss Lewis Is powerful lint not tenlcr.
She chose wisely rhcn, unlike Bern
harlt. she chose the role Of Clothilde iu-
stoad of that of Fernnndc Ia physique.
Ion voice. In gesture Ia an Tint goos 10
mako un the ideal Clithldc. Miss Lewis
is generously gifted. She a. what one
would imagine Clothde 10 be who hnd
read the story. and hor Interpretation OF
the part is peculiarly strong, vigorous
and fOrrrful one. Shp for tbo tip,c ln,.,s
personality In the character she assumes
and u really the suffering Clothilde. tom
los Jealous pnssion aud "A desirc for' re'
Vcuge upon the aithless lover rather.
th0n the actress set through Il AN She
Is essentially womanly Tho passing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
HERE IS A CHANCE FOR SOME
ONE no GET A BARGAIN

| offer for sale about thirty acres of
ANA located within ten minutes wall,
east Of the Missouri Pacific and FoIt
Worth and Denver tracks on Mimi
street. 1 his property can hp pinttcJ
and sold, as there are about 1870 buiId.
irg lots ON II. / win take pleasure In
showing intending buyers ,his prouerty.
ana viii n9mc a price that should unio,
inns one of the best investments to bo
had In our rapidly growing civ.
FRANK l.. 1WOAfBIY.
100 Main street. up stnirs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
ALMA LODGE.

Last night THE newly elected officers
Of Alma Lodge No. lOJ, A. O. u. w.
were installed. They were L. L. Otto,
NJ. W; j.. -. Sutton, fcrCmnn; Jucgb
licrhulzer. Oyersenr. G.. A. Maxim. re-
q, rder. j. *. Milhdn. hnnncier: NJ 4.
Bradley. receiver: u H. Grow guide.
y. T.. Mnhcent inside Waterman; aud
J. j. Crownll. outside watchmau.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

night. beginning promptly at 80 o'clock
Matters ef great imfDrtanec with refer
cnta 10 the building of the new Temple
estly requested 10 be present All visit.
ing Master MasOns are cordially invited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
RIG KANsAS- rI1,Y rInr

Kansas City Mo. Jan. 13.-Flre h,
the heart of the retail district of thc
Gty NJ midnight caused loss of SatS
odO. The JQCcard Jewehy rohipony los
Is estimated al Si5O,OOO; fully insurcI
Foster Wool company lost S5DtNl0.
NansaSs City art school lost 5000; loss
on building 10000. 'o''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
rOsTMAsTER ARRESrrn

lrenhan' Tex, Jan. Special. To-day
i!"nry Andrews OF Lyons at fhnt ni,,c,
charged with being short $1,000 I'M bis nv,
count with the government Considrri,,,,
that ms l. q small fuuuh.class office tbis
u tremendous deficit and prrhnns rs',.l1
sents almost a years business WHY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14
THE HOUSE,

Washington, Jan i3-The Republicans
hhhustrod all day against confederation
OF lne private war claims bin with n
Inc Democrats under the lead of Enico
(Jeml oI Tennessee, uttpmptcl 10 fnrc,
adjournment the eject being to vacatc
the nEM session for consideration M
private pension bills This was drfeoteJ
and inc house took q recess The eycpin1
pension bills. p''"'e
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-14

The Fort Worth Juniors are making
grand guceess Of their team and they
should have some announcement frOm
ths citizens Of Fort Worth, as they are
putting up o good game with every team
As they have been victorious they have
g good show with all tho teams Of their
size.
u Is requested that the citizens of
Fort Worth take this IN hand and Oblige.
Yours truly,
ONE CONCERNED.