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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

There Is scarcely any poison I'm existence thai does
moi possess IN amj1oic in the form 81 som" ''i'r
poison and il may j." taken for granted that u was
This we'll Known principle Of one "Vii correcting III,
other which prompted the matchmaking mothers ana
chaprrons in Mayfair 10 the new profession OF
"CuttcI-uu"
Tie particular evil which the "cuitcr-out l.
called upon TO coun,crac, /, the Experimental" The
later = :hc terror OF all parents with marfi'e'a"'
daughter. He IS usually young man Of eNc''h'
family and whose personal charms are ~ great
y. hi, present means and future prospects are small
II is Therefore most undesirable parti", from
matrimonial point Of view. Tor 81 his attentions re-
salt in marriage the domestic happiness OF the young
couple Is generally impaired ly pccunary conNidcra-
tons and difficulties. while II be- does not lead his
fsr victim to tie altar lis courtsLip has a' any rat"
scfvcd TO keep away more desirable sui'ors ana rs
cftcE as ho 10 disturb the pcacr o! mind Of he
young girl. We live in 4 very progressive age. ana
;acr" /, no cOabt that women, especially mothers and
chaperons, possess much common sense and
IeVclh"adedhc>s than ln days OF yorr.. They have
gradually come 10 realize that open resistance l. I'm
polite In cases where their fair charges have lost
their hearts 20 Whose sui; l. not approved OF 10y
The family. They know that opposition merely fans
the flame OF passion, and tina, 10 manic, any nndiS-
glsed an,agoni,m u the courishp l. only 10 re.
cpl,a'c the undesirable climax Overwhelmingly, mat
rimOny. Instead therefore, OF making any attempts
10 put stop To ia" Intercourse between the "dcri.
mental and the girl. The Mayfair chapcfon now
quietly engages Ia, service, OF professional "cultcr.
oat and II to believe one Of our London con.
,enporaros there 1, actually Office in IA" vicinity
OF pccady from which tu,tcra.out" NAV De- oh.
tanned application 10y letter telegram.
The "cuttcr ont may he described 4, = pro.
fessonal male firt who practises his profession for
the sake Of lucrr He i Young. lie l. handsome and
he Is well born. Not urfrcqucntiy he has a handle 40
his name IN the shape OF Title In fact he Possesses
most II not AL OF those personal charms which .y.
served 10 attract The girl 10 the "dc'rimcntal" In
word his object Is 10 cut the latter out 10 make
the danise out ccncc with that Objectionable In
dividua and then. after having accomplished the oh,
ject for which he Is paid to retire graceuly-in short
10 Disappear His duties therefore very simple
he has merely 10 make love. and then, In the words
Of the poet. Z" ride away" II Is stated that the
services CT fine. handsome and manly "cuttcr-Ont'
may he secured al II comparatively modcrn" outlay,
percentage OF the money going TO the Office OF the
association. or there is danger that he may
tke his part too seriously. but II seems that In
stances thereof b1 reason Of the knowledge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
4 FRENCH UCST-CLO1k.
SOMETHING PRETTY FOR A TRAVELLER.

silk du,cloaks will be more than ever wanted this
summer by travellers Westward. Here Is one Of the
newest OF style. In this particular kind of garment
and II come. from Par-. II is made OF tafieta silk
In chanGeatie nav blue and red. The bertha OF the
same Is pretty ired oh the shoulders. The sleeves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

a "honrct" on II snch mInut" arrangement couid
T.. called hy the GOOD old fashioned name. on'N II Wa
,i very Lf,. French fashion. and consisted merely
az q luii.rny bow with dotted Wilt" net we'll
The whole toilet wa. of whit" diagonal cr"p"n slightly
acc.niuai.d with yellow r'l'u- ana trimmed Win
band, ~ gold embroidery. with 'W'I'd bnckI" ana
Ion. ci~dlc confirming H." mlu'-> al III" waist Inc
iod.ce WIS mad" With yOn" Of real Nal"h'hil''
az lined with the lower part Of th" s."ev"' formed
f the Am" lace three full soft fold 81 cr"pon gaih'r
In nouucc~ constituting Ia" upper p"r'"h 81 u"
.i..y.. \ gathered rifr of he same material
,rt , .,r, -, ;ul,ic below thr waist. and another
smaller one. relieved 10" contour 81 ih" YOKE" IN
other costume sclcctcd a, forming ia" most distinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Marghcr,a." which Is tine fnc-,lmil" Of an ancient
old bcll iourd during ihc present excavations h'lr
Rene and presented 10 The Queen Of Italy. are ia" pop
Mar mascois OF the day. The sides Of the latter Dear
the Inscription: TOI CON-, . TET ol when 'hl'
/, the Translation: IL Oittc b,lD was made aSaihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Tho latest reported quotations from the ma'ri
monill market are follows: herman pa'o"S'
$1,000 French counts, 100000 to S-oooOo' 'c'"'u
inr 70 family place etc In Italian princes the stock
& very speculative the tile sometimes eoih. rs s'
as 100000 and at other seasons falling TO II,
a,.ulouslv low fcure. In fact all the Con,lnental
,,,.ots of nobility nav BE- said To have hctucuN
value and huctuatc considerably. hut Tor Sohd III
ycstment there j. nothing like English uueS' i"'Se
have increased in value enormously OF late years ana
fl now takes 100000 to Sl,ooOoOo to buy ho"ie-
man of high rank.
H. INCREASING craze for rank on the par, OF Amcri
cou 1oothars and daugiiiers-",r. TO do him Justice,
nc nisomas /, as rule Indifferent To suth cnlp'!
honor, ana only buys Iii, cl.ld n" coveted pau"'
sin,ly to p.easc o. may lie 70 quiet. his womalAihu
1, "A very curious phase OF oar hh-d"-S"cle 'iNl'ha
TN. II is certainly no; dignii'd nor oo''a''
development thc par; Of the daughters :" '"' i'
puMic: but while Encls, people are wont 10 col"
I,cnt sccrnfully-and perhap, iustly-pon our r'pu"
u,1u sno,hdshness they to forget That the III
tense creed and rapacity for American dollars as
played on the part OF their jeul' 50 oore" : SIN
more dlscredilable. Quite new departure mas '''i'
iuaugurated in these lattcrday TRANSACTIONS Whl'h
proves that the British youth has commcioiHi ID
,iinc ;int would do credit to the kc"ncst >ahN'''
MOI only does he now require that his bride snail De
endowed with an immense fortune. bui he pleasantly
anticipates her demise. and demands mat h"' n''eii
shall para inlaws money le Seiiici on hlhis'h anu
her Children bat that the heritage shall chrlch Ms
noble family In case Of n1rs>He II Inc "'H" ",'''''
with tho ingenious and brutal ranhnes' OF his class
lao s,hs confidently Of the tine when h" shall lave
" shuntcd' of III, American connections forever.
Have people gone crazy" said an Indignant
American mother the other day. that th'y ac'u"A
nj price upon daughter life and ,"ni her among
stranger, who have everything To gain ana ho'hi' :
10 lose By her DEATH
What drcadfully grewsome idea said her com
pan,on. rather shocked.
well vha, is II hu, tlat, should liz" 10 Know
You cant deny that II they grow Tired "f her 'h'\
would rather have her money without the cncnm
lsanCc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

The yoke with it, high collar. Is OF black velvet
trimmed with lines Of in"cut jci, and the cirdlc
which tie, the coqucttish little wrap 10 the waist Is
Of satin ribbon.
There /, nothing more bcwitching In the way OF n
wrap than pretty rifle like This, whose flowing Hines
OF lace soften and grace The whole figure and whose
velvet yoke with It's sparkling Jets gives tone TO the
compile Xion
Here Is simple and refined summer gown Of
figured fouard. The SKIRT has five rows OF satin
ribbon placed on smoothly. The bodice, sleeves and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Many a child whose parents are IN moderate 'r
crmstanccs looks enyously at little Miss Midas rs se
canters gayy in the Park on her pretty pony OF u,'S
IN her welLapponted little doGcart among the o'her
beautiful equpagcs. She has. by no means ue 'dS'
time that might be imagined by people who Only see
her outside nfe "NoblesSc ohl!Gc" Is proVcrp 'ha'
n fashionable young lady has to learn very earl! III
deed for there is never moment that she can i''N
call her own. Even her riding and driNfs are p'''
- hor training and must be considered seriously ana
no, In the light of idle amusement No' OH!
must the modern maiden he thoroughly eoaca''u II"
eli the solid branches. but she must be an accom-.
plished musician. a thorough hheuis'' So"'e""'' "
An artist learn TO ride we'll TO dance sr'o'
fu,lv and dress with taste: she must have iehcihs
lessons DeIslrtean exercises and gymnastIc'' /"
Short there Is nothing that our maiden must 'o' at
Qure or try to acquire. If money can puy IT. anu
doubtless there is many time when the poor over
d,iven child would gladly change places with an APP
parenty less fortunate lassie who has her long leisure
hours Of freedom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

II + said fhat certain cntrrTr,irG persons here ~
we'll as in London and Paris hay" organized nrns Tor
le sing ont WEDDING dresses. The hii"r can NOW r'
hired and for a comparatively small sum bride may
be ;!ov.dcd with q ,plcnGh co'lum" without 'he No.
cc,,ily of retaining for The remainder oil her DAYS
Their. /, no reason however, why This scheme sh"uii
stop at wedding Grc,,ca ia" system hh1h' De 'A
,.uaad tn lin. w,daiu, presents. The requisite mum
be- of bracelets rin2s h,lkilivcs and tea services
,,wd l.. hired and after serving thciT time III Inc
o,ilay ON tie Wedding day. be- returned. HE iPdi
l...,cl,, could then take til" Infinitely more con
Neuicnt and useful forms OF CHECKS. ana hlaif'u
couples would no, then be compelled, as lh'y 'Hch
are now TO take hcus" for Tn" mere PURPOSE VI
storing away tAcii useless belongings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
HOME AND SOCIETY,".
CHAT OF TIL SEAoON'

yonrry YOUNG ENGLIsHNNN
u,,s,s ,,oop LUCK-soMh fAsiiioN'
p.us-TuE NEW DoDl'
sr,y u,ruops or TRIMMING
.v,prs-uOw TO COON fi'"
eTberc Is certainly great c''''-' a,, rncI,,n
cod woman OF society. "pe'"'o. ., ,,
"e'N .,. Dina and the young EneiNhh"" "a '"U''N
. - , crl an EnGlshniah was 'o''''"''' CIV
-, a GOOD looking. wcIF"i'u o''" H"'t"'
'cS' Sr' an among my set oil Fits, ana III oi
manly Ho"'- ~ considered him quite superior 10 our
secret hc"',s but now 1t IS qatc different. 10
Aherc'' ~ lin the craze for everything Eng
!" SUI =, l., for titles. places. manners anu customs
h''' ' ,e Encli,hmcn Themselves "hc'hcr II
anu ho' ~. ,,,cr have gone or In late years. OF
Is 'n"' Wv oun youths are improving IMMENSELY /
whe'hc' O hu, | was quite struck with the dihcr-
40 no' oon tbe past and the present Wien hearing
CIV .rcbter comment the other day npoh 'he p'isS'
III! sorcc between The American young men ana
70" y, d,sbmen of her acquaintance.
.IIow can YOU say, mamma she eXcialmeu' j."
,.n.,r that Englishmcn are better looking anu
80 d. croorcd" than our own men! Most "l the
linens have seen of the British youth have been
,cbcd little scrubs. Now, Just 90 over III HonT
;nd ,he Engshmcn that have been over mere ior
~, los, two o. three years-and certainly the iraV-
.,.d man must be the best exponent OF the leisure
c,ass-and tell me If you think they compare i>o'"oN
Nth nv brother and his friends
81 was obliged TO own that she was right anu 'ha'
the old glamour about Enslishmen had disappeared
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
PERSONAL.

II. H. Dickinson returned yesterday
from IA trip 10 Terrell
Prof Walden'a friends win be glad
70 know thnt DC IL some bcttor utter
four weeks Illness,
Mrs. ~ ] Carpenter Of Washington.
ID. g. n Ia the city, spending few
weeks with her friends.
Dr. floming went 10 Wichita Falls
yesterday iu company with Roy. y. q.
Booth and w. II. Booth. Tie object Of
his visit viii more fnlly appear Ia to-
morrow's Gazotie
Mrs A. g. Traweek aud little Paul.
from Clarendon, who hive been visiting
in this city for the past two weeks re-.
turned homo this morning. accompanied
by hor sisterin-nw. MfB. ~ l.. Dun
woody, who viii rmaln month
sam Rosen win leave tomorrow for a
visit East aud VIII be- absent several
months He viii first visit the Worlds
fair cityand after stay there VI several
weeks, go on 20 Philadelphia aud New
York
Two couples were granted license 90
marry yesterday by tho county clerk,
but thn nnfnfa OF two OF the high con.
tracing parties are withheld by request.
Tue other license WAS issued 10 Albert
A. Henry aud Miss Emma Bowlin.
Memphis Appeal Tho sta.
bic of J. NJ Brown a Co.. at the track
Is IN charge Of his son, j. ~ Brown.
who iH ihO trainer Of the eleven horses
Ia the string j. NJ. Brown had many
irlcnds ln Memphis during his life, and
bis s0u win always receive a warm wei.
come here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
IN THE CITY.
CAUGHT on THn CORNER.

Married April 13, Frank b. Abbott
Of Aurora, Neb.. 10 Mrs Pearl Seward
lliilyer, late of Fort Worth. Mr. and
Mrs Abbott expect 10 make their fac
papers please copy.
The Dallas Black Stocking will cross
bats with ltson's Haymaker team today
for a large purse and gate receipts. Bat
tories, Dallas, Lee and Quinn, Hay
makers, Itson and Smith. Game win
be called az 3:3O y. m.
Late last night verdict was reached
in the suit OF India w. Reece vs. John
lanien. II was Ia favor OF the defend
nut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
A THEATER PATTY.

The following members of the Sknkcs.
pcure club attended the performance
Of AS You Like IT," at GrrcuWulls
opera house last night.
Miss Ida Bcall aud Or H. W. Har
per
Miss Ida Van Znndt and George r.
West
Miss Tommie Adams aud sam Camp.
Miss Maggie Wilson aud Sidney l..
Sumurls
Miss louise Bcal aud DR.. Doak
Cupps
Miss Evaus Huffman and W. G..
Winthrop.
Miss Sue Terrell and Il. W, Flour.
uuy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

box parties have been made no and sew
eral iheuter parties are coming
Manager Greenwal says II some ho.
neNolent society will take charge and
push the sale OF tickets foi Friday uIebt
he viii give his share ur 80 per cent of
the tickets sold by the society m uues.
ton for the benefit of tlc sufferers from
the Cisco cyclone. This offers an oppor
tuuity for the Odd Fellows or some Sim.
liar organization TO 10 SOME effective
work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
DINED BY mozart.

Yesterday evening Colonel Roht Ne
Cart entertained VI dinner M his resi-
dence Messrs. Bruce and Elsner Of tie
Marie WalnWnght company Mr. Bruce
being an old friend " Mr.. McCart's boy
Misses Vaughn and the Misses W.
liafns were also present Ihefahair
proved a very enjoyable one and was
thoroughly appreciated b. the gentle
men 81 the sock aud bnskin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The New York prcsbytcry has decided
thar 90 won't have women deacous The
1gl T. OF the women Ia the churches are
these They shall represent fuur-Hfths
Of The church-goers aud ulntcen-tspn-
tlThs Of the attendants go prayer meet.
Jugs. They shall do all tho mission yyork
contribute an the enthusiasm for SUNDAY
schools. parish lubOrs and church holiday
festivals, but they shall have no voice Ia
the executive council, because once ON a
time st. Paul made "a irW dispnraring
remarks about sisters who sought prdm.
nencv To those who are not nrsOcinted
With The church there b. nothing moro
toward those who are its main SUPPORT
prs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
AT uILLsBORO

Hilsboro, Tex, April %. lspeclal.l-
Yesterday evening al lao the alarm was
given that the brick occupied by NJ
Lewis, whisky dcnlcr. was discovered
10 be- on fire up stairs IN a sleeping room
Everything was Wild for "a short time.
but The tire boys responded promptly aud
makes two fires for IlillsbOro this week
aud some think II Is the work OF an H.
cendiury
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
eATEs AND DIVISIONS.

Semple, late travelling freight
~ The Fort Worth aud Denver.
elerday Tor Denver. whore he
gage n business.
ONelll who succeeds A. ]. Rat
i travelling prsscuger agent ~ the
'auhc' viii arrive in the city to-
Barhee. general livestock agent
\ trim
a = Payne, travelling freight agent
Jot'on Belt, came IN last night
blind.
j. A. Wilson, general agent
hilcogo AMI Alton, came in from
angelo country yesterday.
Harris general livestock agent
i'AAs and Pacific, came ia from
Quigg, travelling freight agent
o''oh Belt came IN from Tyler
ii99nday morl6ng. A. j. Radcliffe
4 iliehNer viii begin 10 rustic for
~ instead VI passenger traffic
.S,arnine. city passenger and
sSlt OF The Cotton Belt. went to
Nue last night 10 see his best
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
FINANCIAL.
STnCKs ANn nnNns

Now York. April - "A fair amount
OF business was done nt the stock eN-
change, The tcinlpr of speculation was
decidedly bearsh owing 90 loss Of IT,.
serves I'm majority instances losses
were IL To I per cent There were sew
erai ullics. mono, however, very pro-
uouuccd; The close wus weak.
Railway bonds weak.
Bar silver. g1 3S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
OpERAr0Rs non CIsCO-

As soon as the news reached the city
yesterday that the night operator had
been hurt. Manager OTTO Of the West.
en Union az once dispatched two of bis
best operators 90 Cisco, where they viii
remain as long as the exigrncies Of the
case may demand The railroad COM
panY seemed 10 mike no effort In this
direction. aud 10 Mr. Oito's prompt ac.
ton Is due the good service given from
Cisco last night
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
The woman of SnlLnerlnnd hnrn mn

Tho women Of Switzerland have made
arrangements with the Zurich Post. one
Of the most prominent Swiss papers. 10
issue every fortnight SUPPLEMENT- entire
~ under the control Of women nnd
edited by DR. Emily Kcmpn. The pur.
pose OF the paper b. 90 discuss the work
of women, 90 arouse Ia women n feeling
ot responsibility regarding their unions,
10 Justify the cooperation Of women in
all fields Of human effort, boo anticipation
ot the dime when women shall partirl-
pate In politics, and above an. tn give
adequate expression 90 che dignity OF
woman as wife aud mother Ia ali her
legal rights
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
coAL DIacnvrREn

Bellevue. Tex. April ~. Especial l--Sisat
D.. Webb. proaprciof Tor the ~ i0uls syn.
dictate, 10 hero aud has found tWenfy.sls
inchCa N good coal, four miles northeast ~
mcdlafply, ciOsstieg have been left 10 make
q switch 10 the mluta from the Fort Worth
und Denver BE said be Wauie hands ia.
mellately, as hc expects 10 have coal ~
fall The prospective hoi0 ~ an ufieeina
well; the water flows freely me SHAFT Wih
be about a mile from the hole.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
corToS COMPRESS.

owners OF nrstclass cotton com
ni erect Il at the place Offering most
and best inducements. Address.
|an particulars. Cotton Compress, r..
J Ci2. New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
NV ORLEANS FNCUANGE-

New Orleans. La. April % Especially
Storling Commercial 90 days. 4 Sl3.i
al Nl1l
Frames Commercial. 90 days. 2 1894.
Nrw York sight 100 premium.
Commercial, ~ premium.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
DEATHS.


%, san Saba. Tex, April 20 (SpecinI) j.
Tom \. Dor1u, Of the firm Of D0ran a
sous liyeryuen and mail contractors.
Died Monday and was buried Tuesday
evening. lie was Knight Of Honor.
and Judge w. NJ Albion. james Don
lemyre, 3. Is Howard. NJ ID Iilsfone
i, w. Mcconnell aud john Siders oil
tt orde acted ~ pallbcarers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
rIncIts cfncIks-
Eghtday, halfhour strike clocks, hne
walnut eases, $500 at
MOREHOUS a. M'BluDES.

The material composing the strong
and beautiful blankets woven by lhe
Navajo Indians are now cOlorpl with
auiline dyes as the Turks now color their
rngr. IL costs years of patient work 10
weave one OF these blankets on their
rude looms, and they command high
prices among the red mon as We'll as
among the white ones. white man win
have 90 pay 800 for good specimen.
hnt an Indian must pay Tor one two or
three ponies, which comes 20 the same
thing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
NEW YORk ENCHANGN-

New York April - Especial Stcrl.
lug Bank. go days, 4 10 i-26it 50 -.
Commercial, Ou days, ( SO 80
% i-1G
Frames Bank go days. 3 1878
Commercial. 60 duys. . 1878
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. April 20 Money ON call
easy 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, u i.2dS per
cent
Sterling exchange steady M StSh IL
miNi for siNiy-day bills, SiSSfOtS ~ IA
for demand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Use Creole Fenialo TOnic ana yen win
soon free your disturbed anatomy from
pains and arlfs. ID cures ail forms IA
female weakness nnd Irregularities ~ n
a sllendld tonic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
TINE TIIEATER

\ good house greeted Marie VAIN
wright aud hcr excellent company at
GwcnWulls opera house last night. The
hlll was Shakespeare comedy AS You
Like H. Miss Wainwright Rosnlmd
is pleasing piece of work aiu she seems
10 have fully comprehcndod the char.
ncter the author designed Rosallnd
should hc. She read her lines with CA.
precision aud many situations were rem.
drrcd dpuhly effective by her urtisti, In.
trrpNiauon. The remainder of the cast
was stroiE and the entire play was pro.
duccd boz n far more effective hummer
than is usually the case.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
MEAIPIIIS R1CEs7

ais' Tenn April 20. The snrlng
Closed today.
'' te, Five furlougs Hnl Fish.
IA Hiufss second, Parapot third.
~ Y Fonr fnrlongs. Artlefern
'Iim. E9rss second. Fox Hound
Ink l1e- Seven mrlongs. Torrent
"' second, Rorka third. Time
mile Excelsior won.
|44sgtF second, Long Ten third.
iurlopgs PelSin won.
me l:4O1-g. This ip5tes , MN,
y u4,s record
SEE Five fnrlones Viryin ,yo,
u' frank Ellis third. Time
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Honey Grove. Tex. April 9Y- isnpcnll
THIS morning as g. NJ NcnHpr living four
miles south " here. started to town hls
The horse Kicked him ln The face. mnirtlny
some ugly wounds The wounds though
serious are nos thought 10 hr fatal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
BRITISU CONSOIS

London. April %. Especial Bank
mtc This day, 212; yesterday. -.
silver This day, Is 5.i6 yesterday,
81. C9nsols This day, 90 Ito; yesterday,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

Decatur. Tex. April 29.--tspeciai. I'D.
Yfnagonor and con 81 this place have l)oilght
ahnui Aan head "a cattle ln South Texas
which ibry are now fhipplng 40 lheif ranch
in North Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30
me- EIlKs BENEFIr.

Maud Granger appears 4ll Greenwalfs
Fsllay aud Saturday evening, with Sat
nrdav matinee The Elks benefit Hiil
take place On SATURDAY. evening All
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

The popularity al Creole Fep1ale Tonic
With tie ladies. n ~ certain and
speedy cure foi ~ ailments peculiar %
Vle0rateA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-30

llrllrvue. Tey. Aphl IN lsperiall -Thh
county WIS noOded with water last night
N commenced raining about n o'clock nnd
ralnod untll q His morning. wheat h I
sue thug now, a. all was planted late and
hnH mo- heads, M with This season We are
safe Corn N ilnc aud has never suffered
fur rain. Eyrrt hddy has n snile aud nrem
to hr happy Cotton Will be- planted tm,
mrdintcly aud about - ncr cent more than
last year. The reason ~ nn nroount OF so
hugh Hul being broken, aud cotton II the
best crop on new land