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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-13
This Is The List

OF Prices which If you look through
carefully will save you money, make You
happy and hope. induce you to call again.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-01-13
A. W. CASTLE,

tg Sole proprietor of the
laboring mans Cash Market,
corner South Main and Union
streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
EDUCATIONAL CONGRESS Es.


Hdd at Chicago, July 25-2s, there will
b educational congresses. The puapara-
ton for these congresses is under the
special direction of an executive com
mi'tec, Of whom the Hoa. W. 4. Harris.
commissioner OF education. Is chairman.
The congresses will discuss the follow
Ing topics. Higher rdu ati0I. secondary
education, elementary education and
kindergarten instruction school supcrvi-
sion, professional truuing Of teachers.
art instruction, Instruction ia vocal music,
archaeological instruction, Industrial aud
marn5l training, business education,
physical education, educational pubiic7l-
Tons. .railOnUl psychology, experimental
psychology.
Thc.e meetings will Ie held at the art
in-liihtr, Michigan avenue aud Adams
rjtSeg pa the mornings and afternoons
VI Wednesday July ~. Thursday. Juh
-, ana Friday, July - Two rrup,il
sessions OF the entire congress Viii br
held; the first on the evening of 1Nesdnv.
July -, and ,he secund on Friday even
lug. July -, The art Institute will he
Official headquarters.
\ fee Of 500 VIII eutitle u person 10
ticket Of admission to each Of these
congresses AMI tu a copy OF the proceed
iEes whcu published. 4 certificate If
membership In the National Educational
association will enitle a metnh.r "a
The same privileges rs above. and also 10
NE additional privileges stated below,
HE mrabrrs of the National Educatinnni
association. living In Chicago and yicini.
", nave organized themselves into he.
ccpion committee for providing eatsr.
iainmcnt for the members of TIC n II
a; aud this committee cordially inyit,.
all members TO visit Chicago during tb'.
week OF 10Th to 2Sth OF July, iSir{ h. in.
elusive 10 participate In the proceedings
oi the worlds educational coigresses .
SUPERINTENDENT Alexander Uorg M op-
city schools has been selected ns NAM.
ger Tor THIS state. Parties DESIRING In.
formation Ia regard 10 these mcrtirss
WI be furnished with circulars contain,
ns particulars. lie is also provided Viii
lhe tickets Of admission or mcmbnrsi,;,,
certlhcates. This certificate Is worth 81
anu entities the holder Ii he DOES MT ~
tend NE meetings. to the volume contain.
ihs az me proceedings-n book az nnt
less tllan 100 pages Prof Hoo, IN, IN,
n9t leave ny about the BIRD inst ma N H.,
WI take pleasure in Furnishing M H. H.
ioru'auon requested by parties d"trin,,
10 attend this, the greatest school ~
tllher ancient or modern times VI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
BEE LINERS.
Msa who Eara Good Living Hunting
VIVA Honey.


ESPECIAL Corrcspondence.1
NEW LoSDoN, Conn, July a-Therc f. A
class Of men In eastern Connecticut who
make a very good living for their fnmilie.
by hunting wild honey during the summer
mouths They arc known as bee liners
and are possessed OF wonderful vision. be.
ing able to follow the course OF a bee long
distance through the air.
Their method OF working Is peculiar. As
soon an the clover beginr TO blossom the
hunter goes into the Helds and wanders
around until he comes across bee extract
ing sweetness from u clover blossom. He
stands 10y and watches IL until the bee flies
away, the follows 1t as far az he can with
MS eye. lie waits for the return OF the bee
a reasonable length OF time Sometimes 1t
happens that the bee docs not return, but
IN most cases il comes back aud ia watched
In its flight again by the hunter.
II In leaving the blossom the bee each
time lies In the same direction, the hunter
feels pretty sure that ita home is on that
line, and he goes 10 the nearest woodland
toward which the bee has flown. He
searches tho woods for tree that has the
appearance Of beiug hollow, and II he inds
u he listens with his ear against tho trunk
FOR the ham OF the bees inside.
A hunter usually has but little trouble in
locating swarm OF bees in this way
sometimes, however, he falls, Then he re.
sorts to different tactics, lie takes a piece
OF bnttered bread with honey on it and
puts 1t in small box with glass cover
When the bee returns TO the blossom at
which Il has been working, he quickly
shuts II into the box. The bee gets a t;.ste
OF the honey and when it has iilled It's
saddle bags it Is liberated. IL returns 10
The box again, and while II is getting AN.
other cargo the hunter walks rapidly IN
the direction that it low whom liberated
before. III this way the bee Is gradually
followed up until its home Is found.
Where n honey tree" has been spott.d
hole Is cut into IL at the bottom and n
smudge placed In It. The smoke aseends
through the opening, and tho bees are SUI,
located or driven away. Tho treo Is then
chopped down and the honey taken out
Sometimes hunter will get 800 pounds az
honey In this way, and II readily SOILS Al
~ cents pound, J. C. RisDELL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

year. She Is especially HERBERT KEtCET.
popular with college boys A Harvard man
bought - Of her pictures at one time few
weeks ago. In fact. she Is popular with near
lyhll men Awell known New Yorker has a
standing order with her photographer 20
send him one Of every style Of picture she
has takta
Herbert Kelley. the good looking leading
man Of FrohnAn's company, g. also fond
81 having his picture taken, Although not
80 prolific in his visits TO the photographer
as Lillian Russell, he has probably been
photographed Us often as 30 timea
For years Kelley has been the favorite Of
feminine theater gOer. His pictures have
been sold 10 large numbers, principally 20
women Lately there has been a new idol
ia the shape OF Salvini, and woman. with
her pruverbial flcklcncss, has gone over 70
the newcomer.
\ story illustrating the inflammation Of a
woman over the photograph OF handsome
actor was told By a photographer. About
year ago be received a letter postmaried
New London, Conn, inolosiug the photo
graph Of Kelley. The writer besought the
name OF the original. also whether he was
an actor and IN what company he played
From the tone Of the letter toe writer was
some foolish girl who had fallen in love
With keleey's handsome face. Intending
to bring the girl TO her senses an absurd
reply was sent Evidently she was too
much in earnest 70 imagine any one could
lest upon so serious a matter. 4 second
letter followed the first, thanking the pho.
t0grapher FOR his kindness and requesting
heloey's address. The address was sent
The sequel could probably be better told
by the actor himself.
Maurice barrymore, because he dislikes
Il, IA the most difficult man In the theat-
rieal profession 20 photograph Last win.
ter Il was necessary be should have some
pictures taken for a new play. Afte- break
Ing a number Of engagements Tor sittings
he rushed into the studio at $ o'clock in the
morning saying u have just come from a
ball II you don't take my picture now. II
Is uncertain when 1 viii come AGAIN.
LAURA OLIVIA HDOTup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
Catholic Congress.

Chicago H.. July 0.-Thc first lnfoana.
tion made public as to what VIII be Done
az the cnmiug big Catholic congress bere
was giun tonlght IN statement issued
" the cummittee on organization, The
rongress VIM assemble September 4 nur.
ing Tie week OF The congress win b. gencr.
al conventions of all Important Catholic
ORGANIZATIONS, The week 0f tho Cotioiir
.onsress will be "Cathollc weckr al tho
fair; II Will be followed the sueceelin,,
,Myees by the annual meeting OF the arch,
bishops Of the United States under IN,
presidency or Cardinal Gibbons Safnin
VIII also be present. In order TO hsft"r
assure careful consideration Of the llYercnt
subjects by the eongross,. It Is planned
th1t as papers are read they be r,ferrei
70 an anpreprihte section or eomnlittas
which viii he devoted 10 consi1eretieg
OF special topics. Delegates are 10 hc
nAmed by nrchhlshopY and bishops In tbs
hrolnrtlon u one DELEGATE 10 every s1sl
catholic pOnlatiOn, as shown In mo infest
Sa'helie alnianges- cre.lcntlal card vii
be given each Delegate duly sigued bv fba
nrehNshnp Of the diocese or viesrat'
,aihollg, coleges and seminarlrs FOR SonSe
men Will he entitled 10 send two s.is,.".s
~ large Tor each institution and ans IA,
fraction thereof "Nu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
ENDEAyORERs
PRAY FOR THOSE WHO ARE
ron SUNDAY CLOSING
or the worlds Fair---The Namber
orDeiegates in Attendance sixteen
Observation-Disclosures Made.

Montreal. Quebec. July o.-The open
lag Of the Worlds fair ou Sunday is
fayorite topic Of discussion among the
Christian endeavorers. They were at 1t
again this afternoon Ia Drill hall. q. V.
Towslcy sent telegram referring to
President Palmer's motion for closing the
gates Sunday stating that the inotlon
would be settled July II. anu II tue
committee was well represented RUE
for Sunday closing would be parrlesi
In the evening a resolution was ad0tten,
tlnt AS representatives of million ana
half Christian endeayorers Of America,
and the world. the Convention soleinnly
protested against the Dissertation OF sun
DAY by the opening on that Jay % me
Columbian exposition The resolution
also dcplOres the action OF the local a.
rrctOrs ns contrary to tie VIII OF The
people. expressed through congress unl
ms Z hagraut breach Of good faith. and
asserts that the local directory Of the
Worlds fair has brought lasting disgrace
upon what ought tO be a glory, ami
against this they make their appeal 10
thi uuhiic conscience.
After this the meeting held silent
PRAYER for minute, and the chairman
prayed audibly for those committeeman
10 favor Of closing.
Among the features of today's sess on
was Authoay Ccmstock Of New Nori,
in an address on Foes 10 Society,
Church and State
Senior Christian Endeavor.' nm a..
dress by Rev. Charles Perry Mills Of
Newhury. Mass. brought the last meet
ing in The h's tent To q close, and ad-
Treasurer Shaw made the official an
uouucmelt that the number Of dele
glies attending the convention was 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Married at the residence of Judge r.
G. lohnsou in West Fort Worth an
the night OF the Sth at asso n m Az
* I,,i y, hlllehrew aud Miss Emma Young
Is one OF Fort Worth's post anhi3H
ana popular young Indies. and has r,s vie
friends, who wish for her the ham,
Nnu prosperity she 50 much dssnr,'.'s
Ais, hll'ebrew is rising Young ne NJ,
bapsr man. who by his fair and bonss,
dealings has won Tor himself a bo S,'e -
iiI Isa.l, ne IL at present eiiting ma
tiain',Ion trogrcss. where his pstrans
Il Ky sno u'inoS, confidence ia him. I'D,
say grand future awaits H., se'sS rs 10
many iriends wish them a ham, ine,r
age over life's rough seas N"ppy Noy-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Louisville, Ky. July a.-At n,co,o
at Doyer's min SATURDAY offaIn' .l,,V
Albert LOWS was shot aud kIlleJ H.
William Nandell. and CHARLES Ie,ris
Was shot and seriously wounded bv 1aci
aandelL The men have been enemies Tor
hos Summers was shot and killed bv
Zoe Cray AZ a barbecue az Sand i4ili
Nj, aatsuFSay. The men were lighting
merr cut Gray. The officers started a,yny
with Summers. when GRAY secured a -
solyer and shot his Zoe twice IN the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The Waxahaclhe colored bail team
was defeated IN game here yesterday
iW Itson'. nine In the tenth inning
the score stood 10 to IL, in favor Of
the Fort Worth boys.
Notwithstanding the intense beat yes
teruay, the churches throughout the city
Were quite well attended.
At 5;45 last evening an alarm turned
IN brought the department on a dead
run. the first for some time. to the
premises Of John Hoxie In the sonth-
west part Of town. An old barn Of little
value was burned.
Honce II. Young and Miss Casio
Thompson were quietly married last
night at the residence of the huue's
parent, corner OF Fifth and Rusk streets.
Rev. George performed the ceremony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



W II Davis Dublin; w NJ wnddele, Col
orado' I 5 Nraub, rhurher; w i Mcdowell,
81 Louis. W ~ Cochran. san Angelo: q
Hunter DalIus; II 7 Belts, Blwic; 4 j
man; J Y seymour. Wichita, Rus; IobH
N1lk. Boyk Island. WIN Hunter $. Louis:
VI a Wagon, 81 Joseph; e. sum irr Shrcyn
New York; Il z Henderson. Gcorgutown
hume. J \ Scars RADIATION. Ga: NJ stokes
New YORK; = paukcy. Chicago; W q
Lewis, santa We Ry; NJ Minis. / II Blew
Slmsou. Weath,fford; W T. Echtenncher
81 Louis; u u Mccall. Gainesville: J q
Hortlson, Plano; IL kercluer Dallas; W
wife. C 'ii " i nci'ariand. Pla n.y.
Geo II Ewns, ] q Gist, Topeka, Il Hall
sherman ser5I e. = Folk , Me%la W HaH
A smith. ST louis; Basil Layton, Taylor
ARLINGTON Inn.
Charles Goodnight. Goodnight; d ] Oils
son, New York; Il ! Sarels. Texas; A
Parker, chicago; 7 Scumate. Waco,
pR is GeT " While MRie NeM YS sl S
w Perry, chicago. . Shnmato New York .
II ID Wood. Cincinnati; [ Il Lowell, /.
r,olnep, 81 Lonis; W I Chiffon, s. Louis:
Dallas: W $ nonnis and son, New York :
Iheo Bcring, Jr, Mrs Thee Herring. Mrs e
Il Herring Miss Amy Herring, Miss Jennie
Erust, Houston; 1hos * Bragg, Austin:
I y Farmer Fort Worth; jap Mitchell,
Bowie; George w Buroughs, J Hal-
lard, = pel[oy, Fort Worth. Jno Mccarthy,
Cotton Belt Thomas Field. Dallas; Frank
II sparrow, wife and child. Fort Worth
u u McCalley, Gainesville; VIM Doherty
Geo England, Fort Worth: ! n Sanders
and wife, Fort Worth. A w Scoblc and
wife. Fort Worth; Mrs Alullraw. Mrs
rearce. Naynsota; II + Hurry, Fort Worth:
NJ kruuier, Decatur. Jas " SNnyuo and
wife, Fort Worth u w Camp, j A Me.
Queen aud wife, J T. Mitchell and wif,,
FORT Worth; ID u Flayon. 81 LOuls Thos
W., Mgst and Wife Fort WORTH u 4 Dyer aud
p y Mishler, Reading; } r ELLIS Jr, A w
Luekctt Roht llttlcIohn, Fort Worth
2OI Main street. @ i. Darlen Trndlnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

IEptflal OuLLtHplAucnllsf
MosTREAI- July a-The eyes Of all in
terested In Affairs Of church or religion are
turned expectautly toward convention
larger. with one exception. than any ever
held. not only this year and on this conti-
nent, but throughout the whole world dur
ing all time past
The single exception was the meeting Of
the same body In New York last July.
when over 20 1000 members Of the Christian
Endeavor society disputed Tammany Halls
right 10 a complete possession Of Gotham.
That marvellous gathering--all the fscts
concerning which could scarcely be de
tailed in dozen ponderous tornes-has
passed into history. Some faint ooneep-
tion Of It's immensely may be gained from
the statement that at the closing Sunday
evening session II slmultaneous sessions in
New York's largest audhoriums wure re-
quired to accommodate the delegates and
others The speakers at that time includ-
ed. besides the leading minds Of the reii-
gious world. such iaynien rs Derer, Reid,
Brckinridge. WaRAmAker, Secretary Of
State Foster. General o. o. Howard and
others
The convent.on this year goss from be-
meath the folds OF the stars and stripes and
honors this city with It's presence. In all
but point Of numbers Il outrivals that Of
last July. For over two years the CON
mittee OF 20" has been arranging for the
reception OF the mighty EndeavUr host
In their city from July o. A minimum
estimate places the number Of dslegntss at
5000 They come from all parts Of the
vorid-s5 states, s territories, II provinces,
Great Britain, Europe. India, Australia,
China japan. Africa, Mexico. Turkey and
many other places each sending representa-
lives.
twenty-five different evangelical demon
nations are TO folloy- one another upon the
same platform, while many others will be
present, but unheaul oleentire afternoon
will be given over TO "denominational raj
lies, to be beld In tie various churches
Throughout the city. These strikingly H.
lustrzte the nterdenominational scope %
Christian EndeaTor. The delegates from
eaeh church mses aud under the leader
ship Of come prominent divine Of the same
creed discuss plans for the betterment Of
the evils In their own particular denomiua-
ton In this lies the wondruus success Of /
the movement Ifs motto Is "For Christ
and the Church, - subscribing loyalty 70 tie
individual local church only to obedienes
% The Divine Master.
Montreal has no one building large
enough to contain all the delegates, so two
principal meeting places have been pre-
pared each calculated 20 hold 1000 per
sons One Is the drill hall, an immense
stSna building absolutely freprooi md !
with an iron and glass roof, electric lights
AID sKeeilsnt ventilation, and the other is
mammoth tent created for the occasion. |
Nsithex eftheHs Is an "overaown meeting.
Gistlnes rzogrAmmes Of equal merit having !
bea pnepAEcd for each.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

The large harm belonging to Allen
Robinson burned last night with a large
qnan.iiy Of oats. corn and lumber. The
stock was all got ont A Mr. Under
wear Was badly huri during ihs tire, but
VIII live. Simultaneously with tins the
barn Of Pink Harrison commenced to
burn, hut tie fire was discovered and put
ont II is thought both were set on fire.
The loss on the Robinson barn is about
500. No Insurance
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Abilene. Tex, July S-(Speeial1-Tbis
morning AZ : o..cl9ek FIRE was discovered
side Of the city In fifteen mlnntns ~,
honse was a total ruin, The family ~
AIR Fuqua barely escaped with fbeir
hNes. Nothing was saved. The propertv
belonged 10 G., L. Eshlinger The fafhnT.
in-law Of Mr.. Fuqua The house was
worth about $500 and was without in,
suruee. The household effects were
worth about $1,000 Buildings adioininr
ms house We're slightly injured. but oalv
10 tne eNleni Of few hmnlrel dollnrs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

hy CITY Mar,hal Ellis, from the effects
q whieb he died yesterday afternoon.
The frinhls 5deiaafed at a picnic held
by fhe soihr.d people, and the negro Ia
i,ns-fnr lie homie got on his horse aud
was Wslkinr around N the yard ~ Mar
shall Ellis, when the e'iicer attempted TO
The gun II was discharged. the ball pass
ine rhsoueht the negro's right hand and
D,.fetratinr the abdomen. Marshal Kills
viii come 10 Fort Worth this morning
and give himself 40.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.


Marlin, Texas, July a,-(Special).-At
a meeting OF some OF the pr6minen, In
siness men Of the town yesterday. a com
mitice was appointed consisting OF
the county judge, mayor and business
men. to wait on Mr. Alfred ..acel. no.
ceiycr Of the Waco and Northwestern
railroad, anu lay the matter of new
passenger depot at this place before him.
Travellers viii appreciate this move.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
Butchercd IiIs wln,

Wausoon o, July O.-Thls In,-,,l,.,,
Frank Bayes. well known young fsy rs,'us
NUMBERED his 26year-old wife irh,.ir
s.as.old daughter narrowy escaped fbe irs
q me murdorous father. Mrs Rave ~
nptchered In horrible manner, hef mr.,
helng cut frotN ear a. ear net atr,H 80
t-ee fearfuhy hacked and Der fight ier M.
most severed from the body Il nelllt-,.
arrived IN time 10 see the inurlarer .h,,s
hWseif Insanity Is supposed IL H., ~.
cause OF Tho hnrrlhle ncl ~ Wv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Denver, Colo, July s.--Judge Alden
today decided in the atit Of the Farmers
Loan and Trust company Of New NOri
against The American Water company Of
Denver 10 forecose a mortgage of some
S2UO.OOO. in which suit the Central
Trust company aud other creditors fought
the claim Of the Farmers IN order to
enforce their own claims for Sa,OOO.-
900, that the Farmers Loan and Trust
company has aprior lien by virtue Of its
MORTGAGE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
SPORTING.


New York. July a-The famous mid
dlewughfs Jack Dempsey and Billy
Smith. will not meet July - to contend
for the championship IN their class and
5000 purse. The Concy Island Athlc-
tic clubs board of directors at meeting
today decided to postpone the event be-
cause they have no tangible proof the
men are IN proper condition. The affair
Will probably come OFF in September,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
PHOTOGRAPH FAvoalTes.
Lillian Russell Has Had Her Picture Taken
1900 rimes-Keieey aud barrymore.

T-l7FlIHI N0TF17 I77Tl7I07IITT
NEW YoRE, July s--Lillian Russell has
been photographed 800 times--so her pho
togrnphers say, and they ought TO know.
What : revelation 10 the ordinary NOR
tai, who regards photography "a g modern
invention OF torture and would rather .
dozen times over have tooth extracted
than pay a visit to the man who insists
that his victims shah ''looi. pleasaati'i
The fair Lillian IS a great favorite With
photographers. Falk says she Is the best
sitter be hA1 ever had. Sarony says her
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
THE LADIES.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the California
liquid laxative Syrup Of Figs, under all
conditions, makes Il their favorite rene
dy, To get the true and genuine article.
look for the name Of the California Fig
Syrup Co. printed near the bottom OF
the nanknEa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

sherman. Tex, July S.--CSpecial.) THE
planning mill and carpenter shop belong
ing TO c. II. HcHderchatt was destroyed
by hames this morning at ii O'Clock,
Loss, $500, with no Insurance. The
Christian church and surrounding prop
erty was damaged TO some extent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

EocIrIIes cohIlIIlIllL H1V3V ''1'II I'7777i77V
members,
Junior societies for children under Il have
become prominent feature Of the work
and now many thousands Of hoys aud girls
have been organized into societies Of their
own. Each senior society has number Of
committees lookout, social. relief. vis-
itinr. Sunday school. prayer meeting, Gov
er. missionary, good literature. reception,
etc. all Of which NAMES explain them
selves. WILLIAM 4. ELLIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

wte hsNgn 4 ~ aals a,-rhc suGrr market this
eea.en NiAou rold per cwt.
Dor b,,,n,s American butter s2S3o gold
A isss hour $3.50 god per harrsi
fsefkea hecf SO gOld ncr onhitai
haine, American sugar e,irs,l ~ 49,,
W northern. Sao.15 aoosfes.,. sN'N ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Cincinnati, o.. July Cincinnati
Runs 3, base hits .. errors 3; battery.
King, sullivan and Murphy. Baltimore
Runs .. base hits e. errors >: battery.
Mullane and Robinson. Umpire, Emslie
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Louisville, Ky. July 9.-Iouisville-
Runs 10, base hits -. errors 3; battery,
Hemming, Rhodes and Grim. Brook
lyU-llnns S. base hits y. errors 10: bat
terry, Crane, stein. Lovett aud kins-
low. Umpire. Seward.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Sherman. TEX. July o.-tSpccial.)-
The game t0dly between Sh,rman and
krahs stood Il 10 . In favor uf Sherman.
Battery for Sherman. IIiH- and Till-
liussworth; Tor krebs, Hockey and Nil.
Ter; umpire. Wo0d-uu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

r. ST. Louis. Mo-. July She rate com.
mittee Of the Southwestern Railway ana
Steamship association completed It's WORK
today and adjourned sine lie. Nothing
outside OF routine business was trnns.
acted during the entire meeting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10

Chicago, MS. July -Chicaro-Runs
2. base hits II. errors .; battery. Nc
Gill aud Sclriever. Washingt0n-Run
g. base hits ). errors ;: battery. Esper
and Farrell. Umpire. Carruthers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-10
BUSINESS,


Denver, Col. July S.--Edward ]. Bin
ford, Il coal dealer. assigned today, assets,
S2lSfIO, liabilities, SI6,SO5.