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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
STOCKS AND BONDS


New York. June -. Early dealings
81 the stock exchange were character
lied by great depression. owing chiefly
% rllc apprehension fc,i in regard 10
The. money market aud the difficulty ex-
per1enrcd by borrowers IN securing ae-
conmodntions. Al one tine 4, was no,
u question 81 sales. but rather one Of
obtaining funds on any terms. Can
leans were mailc al ;hlu per cent Der
diem and Interest, anil even then no
round amounts were ohtainahle. II was
not until certain Of the bankers decided
10 take many millions Of clenring house
loan certificates that the actual strin.
geucy showed signs Of relaxing. Added
TO the money difficulty was renewed de.
preston ~ silver. hath here and IN Lon.
dOn. While sterling exchange was d.
cidedly weaker. bankers liA not see The
way clear 10 Import gold The bear.
took advantage of al these condition.
and hammered the list vigorously with
n view Of shaking out weak holders Of
stocks. As soon a. Il became know Il
the bankers had decided 10 adopt heroic
measures III order to relieve he strin,
gency IN the money market. ccnfdenc,
rcasserted Itself at the stock exchange
IN late trading there was REACTION OF
II TO ~ per cent. The market closei
steady In tone,
Railway and miscellaneous bond
heavy.
Bar silver G2c.
Mexican dol.ats. Doe.
Government bonds steady.
States, dull.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE STATE or TEXAS Count, 0f,
Tarrani. me chicago, kock islall hia
Teas hallway cpnipany'fr' hus'ne ip'nn''
" statement q conformation Of llghiof.
way III above entitled cause No, nf1 NOV
pending ia eopniy court ~ lnfrant o'ru'sf
,io lIenrs Iohnaou and Loiinie Tucker, de
fenlantr hnfplu, npii.resldent4.
f,,u nfsi hereby notified that TIN thlfhgo,
Ilo,ll Island aud IcknA Hallway COMPANY
Inn nlrd hs stniaiuflt Ia wfihng heIoi,
iniae N Tarraht county. showing ~ sub.
stailrc fhnt stid railway company desires
10 CONSTRUED ~ railway over fpnf itnn'
ana ilni .aid cnnpgny ha- bsrn ulanle "
N ,ghiaii ruu may ~ entitled BY reason
iheio0f ard asks for the apimlnimeni y
commissioners 10 uHsfss said tnmafii..
"a NJ \, so Al RIG rs & gs sli wd ~ S Tsp
ranf county rcHns. beHuning ~ p1lnl
III north line ~ sHid rirt NJ. w ~ fesi
g,tnlad 3, III inf,rlfclion n ihc EAST 1917
n I'm sfrrrf aud south line ~ SIKH
aireei. thence ~ degrres Y. 100 feft.
parallel With Kin srerl. ihi1iee y AZ.
sfrse ,h.ufs Moth ~ drrises NJ 70 fei'
n9fall4l with Iln niirTt' hpnrr " ~
rrers. W Y fe~i pNfehei Win 5itil
"A soait line " SiAih gneli ilfnpe ~
irrrtI, NJ Iz5 fref % ihf bf,tluNirr BELLS
d ttrln n land r0es1nr ihN 'fiiire iut n
lanl ielcIihei fli,. =. aetsfg,s' " , XIV
alniIefl HInaiuiff ~. HrtrHs saiI nnliffl.
Win mtei on Raiuria, llf @snd daf q
inlF 1874, a. % e'rAifs a. ui ~ ur. W
s,i +.,anip IN sl..slnn flom ln, 70 10y .n
= " sAS',s AZ. T .esgsI
Observation-Disclosures.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

ROOMS Iron iENr, TWO NICELY run.
nlshvd rooms for srnllrmeu onl,. al lilo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
EAST TEXAS MISSIONARY socT
ETY..

Ioneyiew. TEX, June 20, Especial =,
mo Wonan's missionary society ~
East Texas. composed Of members from
t,enty five counties convened here 20
d"v AZ $40 y. M. with Mrs j. >;
Mathis of Marshall a. president; nnJ
Mrs L. j. Browning yie.'-ifrS,lnen,a
There are about iiiiy delesntes a"eAu'
Mere with Others to follow;
MI, q. Howard will deliver an adj
-. - walconie The society viii con-
~, ns deliberations until undng,,
n.tS,r night the local society VIII
.niertain the society by al enlertain'
mint ,nsut consisting o. recitations aud songs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

! We'll Is in Mineral Wells.
+ d week
Raian Dougher,y of Fort Worth, was
. AR Sunday
escsss Wolshe has returned from Gal
Z Hutchins has returned from Dallas.
Saator lsham q. Harris of Tennessee.
|flo has been here for several weeks
~ tyiurned home.
.Taca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
ABILENE BUDGET.
~ PARK DETERMINED ON
sy THE COUNCIL.


49, Tcx. Imc 90. -tspeciall-At
y, regular meeting Of the city faith
V ns determined TO have city
Z. nd for the establishing of which
q. msle an appropriation
y ~ an he park has already com
ees nj in a short time II will be
'a.N valuable acquisition to the city,
v m Il r1alc OH the grounds surround
~ ~. central fire station.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

A carriage horse belonging to Alderman
Mack Bridge Of sioux city s. d.. com
mitted suicide, The horse. which was
very Intelligent animal. had been SICK Tor
n month. He had been kept IN box stat
Iat. in the night he managed In some
way to unlock the door Of his stan he
went to some harness, which was hanging
up in the barn. put his head through a
norton Of 1t aud threw himself on ihr
tloor. being found dead In the morning.
This is supposed to he the nrs' ease OF
horse suicide on record.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
coNpITIoN oF cRops.

Never before in the history of this
|sston as farming country have the
|Iraplxts been better for a large yield of
|oncn aud corn. while the grain crop of
'ghelt and oats just harvested is the
|hnz. ty far ever produced. All crops
|ihs year owing TO Increased acreage and
.AAv yield will more than treble the
-aOp Yield Of last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

annum to 1-G per cent per llen and
interest. Closed offered at 0.
l'rlme mercantile psi,er. Ga1O pcr
Sterling exchange aomor,l;yaa u.,,h
actual husmcs. IN bankers bius 81 NJ
4.Sl sixty DAYS, S4Ssnl 50. demand.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

II, y 4. Bompart, who has been In
\ raA for some weeks In the interest
IA ~ Abilene progressive committee, Is
M IN Il few days. and reports that
n. Ailnr country viii receive Il great
tSs X h,mp-sepkers this fall. and such MS
"A Nae never had before. Everywhere
ke MAJ he met farmers who were
80. to b. enlightened as TO the in
au,ss.nis offered by the Abilene country
I n nseseekors. and IN but few Instances
N lnifed their intention OF making Il
anna By coming to this portion Of
rIft.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
cogkrr stAocl IA. ps roa slLf.

Bids plln he rectivcd August s isaa. for
the rurhare ~ intslty clUnty sChon land1
hilng leagues Nos. ~ ~ efa and 20
n1dlH netq~h IN Martin county about
twenty-five miles FINN Ataniun the county
prize cash, balance IN twenty yeats, with
y per cent lnturcst
The privilege i rcrersed 81 rIeciing any
and all lids. -
LIZ order u the commissioners court.
hEN LAWSON. vOunty Cierk.
ny NJ. H. beaumont. nepuy,
Hartley, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

lAs Society of Ch.s tian Endeavor was
|,eitulned At the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Ninnehge this afternoon.
AIS. Parks of jefferson, Texas. accom-
Peel by her charming daughter. Miss
H. are visiting simmons college.
MS, W. A. Flint, accompanied by Mrs.
N y Knapp is visiting in Arson.
. successful entertainment was given
"a w lawn at the home of Mrs. 'rheO
|ieyck on Tuesday afternoon and evening
"a TIE ladies' of the Catholic church, for
e purpose Of raising funds with which
IA nv Of the church debt.
Y H. Polk returned yesterday from
II, yisit Enst and the Worlds fair.
Ms. ]. V. Cunningham and her
lst,ler are In Florcsyille.
7. Steerp of Shreveport, La, wM
ihe City during the week.
}. Compere will visit in the Pan
n.ele during the coming week.
MA George Porter entertained the la
ge u the First Presbyterian church on
Sti afternoon last.
Ma Nora Armstrong has returned
ffq1 corsicana.
! l, DOMAIN and wife have returned
.ffnm Dallas
Ms. George Wnlshe Is visiting the
Nond's fair.
The Willing Workers of the First
|.bapllst church. were entertained ON Sat
.'uay afternoon by Mrs. NJ. III. Com
n The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
tauieh. will have lawn party tonight on
|'as lawn Of Mr. and Mrs. G. g. Joy.
II Mrs. ]. G. Low,inn entertained the La
des' Aid society of the First presbyte.
Pan church at hiel Ten this afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Cooper of Colorado City,
"a returned home after visiting Mrs
~ +. White
@sssist,d Iv their .nnl,ters Mr. Cobb
IIaid Miss Hnumab 7nrs iov' give h
.pleasanl preeSass,ra anchre marry There
vere four iabiss r,a,ty nris.s pretty
Upfls, nice refreSbn,,pm, snd ~ ynod time
. he guests were H. and Mrs Eil s
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs Tvis. Mr. and
Ms James. Misses Urirhf and NIinter
t. nd Messrs NncLechnsy Rnss. Rucl
nj Britain. The prizrs were won re
3eiiyely by Mrs Hughes and Mis-
Anght
M lAe following representatives OF In,
clhday school az tbe First Rnptis
aafgd, We're nttendinv the state SUNDAY
,ehod aud eoInnnrtnse convention Al
ntls tins we.t. nv and Mrs n 4
lanls. DR.. q. w. smith Miss Nepri,
,sng and Mrs / Fl um
as. j. q. InNdnn nnd Miss Celii
" tes, Aiiip Yoiser I,nherta Parker an,
4herine Yelser Will Leave on NIundn-
M = me- WOnl's fnir and other pOint
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
HsyEss AND IMPROVEMENTS.

ne general depression of the times
Itinow exists almost universally Is not
IL h. the Abilene country ls elsewhere.
IL almost every line trade is reported
living very satisfactory, while ON every
~ i visible the onward march of pro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.


Noshinx peh.sh~s trse KEEP, ",naa.
uea. wau'rd."
On arecunt q the increasing demara, No
on the space VI The Gazette. both ~ Aa.
vcrllscrs aud to ncct the requirements Of
the papers news service. Il ls c0m-
PEELED TO discontinue the publication daily
OF nee advertisements for notsons acclrlhs
help and OF notices ct articles lost OF fonud-
DESIRING. h Yescr. to aid the unemployed.
The Gazette viii print three lincs thrive
times trec for persons seeking employment.
For advertisements OF this character the cx-
ccss over three lines aud Insertions more than
three Will BE- charKrd At the rate OF one
cent n word each Insertion.
ONE CENT A woHD ADS.
All advertisements under the following
Considerations will be sharecd AZ the rate
OF one cent a worl each Insertion. and must
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case
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BUSINESS CHANCES
WANTED DwEiliNGS.
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ron RENT,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

somerset. Ky, sPecIay says le.'s ,,
Az h,eorc county Indg James Denhn
SIN Moaeld. sanford orwin ard belnFsr
NJ ,r,re hound aver to the gfaua JUN
~. ,.n, ,,an far the murder q Andfe~
poison. which occurrea the i'm ''''', s a,',',
Dve. Fonnt Moaeld, Jr.. Thomas si''' ~.
and Elisha Moneld were held over 10 '1 =,
NM Of $500 ball for the sane "hen-f, !.
Mil be- remembered that on tue laFn, =,
Inse n the PARTIES are accused OF '-'''-
andrew Dol.on to his door and 'nsu 'D'''
inc Hun down
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

An ,overs Of the delcaries o. the table
mao Anrosturn Blit,rs to secure goai
'uuis,stin,, mi The rrnuine only. manuiafl'
IL hv Or slegert q Sons. At all drus'
gsfs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
AZ, ABOARD FOR THE sAENGER-
AIN FEST.

Ono fare for the round-trlp via the
n,onIor Nicke. Plate road. IckeiH
ronI going Jnly 10 and 7. 700, ~
turning as q am IN ' each direction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

-oSEr AND Exon t'lfs.
al'v yark. ~. e.u
's'. A-hSf s.,lri5. q r, Ser psl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

There are no native Kangaroos ex'
cent an the continent Of Australia.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

IN ne Roman Campasna a, ne NV" 4
M ~ Netaila. wife o. sullA, tne.s ~
sn'' ...bo mar repeats 1--WE uins@ M
being il different key'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

e.ra,,. dog soap kills ilecs q yos.
instantly; sold only At Ah'''''
honse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

FISHING TACKLE !,
.s;.es nets. reels rods al,l nosN' v
81 ninds a. Aadersou's Clubhouse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

r.. n BfNYoNB FREIGHT rRANHrEil
moving of safes aud machinery epecl
ally, lays al railroad charges and col
lcdfs On leligery Corner Front and lions
ton streets. TeieDhons iut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

, IN have perfect health You must ns ..,
Kun, blood, aud ihe h,i was 20 niS p ii
ilQpi ,n,rinrr aud strength bnhler.
n y, reis aii taint ~ sfrfala ~ Fssn ,as
f-p, otA,r huinofs and o. NC h9h.
a .ia,s innds Oh the whole system nhn k''~
H,,rs 4trqurth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

,,.on.s puI.s may b. nod " mat Tor
~ NM = l. Hood 4 Co, Lowell Mass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

STOVES AND HOUSEHOLD
e0fsir fdla ana rented reasonable; aito ~,
frces paid Tor f4nlr ~ iirkrna ilult
con,iaai. t2lf Msin street. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

arnAYED on HtOLrN- pSE WHnEl
-flsak iu dQlt eyr. while lirir Va fuo'.
hrrni "a III thigh - reward iHf ffs
rim ;a Thomas Rllsg. plple square,
lori WORTH tx.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
pasrUsAes

In oomanchc nation. Iudlan TERRITORY.
gQycrnmcni projection. pastures aubdlsldrd
Rnround ranpet A. world hfprda 1000
acres for 1000 cattle, will rocclye at Rock
Island railway, hold twelve mouths and
rVturn FOR St.eA or 81 80 head. nccordinl
90 Age, or any Olher agreeable rafss III.
vcstiEation courtcd, Particulars frun n, N.
Graham. Mansion hnloi. Fort wsrh. Ton,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30

sAFEs NEW AND sEcoNp. HAND sArrs
Tor sale by II w Peak, iod Houston
street. Fort Worth Ten. Mention the
fort Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
sREEP wasrf0.

! have purchaser IN southwest Indian Ter-
riscry for about 1000 head initsd sheep.
10 resAs they are the better, or could
furnish best Of sheep pasturag4
for several thousand head, and either takS
Interest In herd or butcher sheep fof pkns
turnKr, Could make q good Deal witty
sheep man who wiahed 10 mpyc lArGt
bunch ~ sheep TO gvcd rangy. Ind Ter,
who're they would winter well. fef paH
ticularn address r. n, Graham. hanHiea
hotel. Fort worth, Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-30
IoN sAll-nnA,. nsrArr.

FOR sAl.E-Ag A SACisiFlUR TWO coon
residences. both are locntcd IN cxcellVni
ntiehuofheosls nud are rAfe hargainN
lpr further information call ON k ".
Wells. agent lui West Mcntherfori
street n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24

country. lie has lately received quite
number OF letters from well-known CON
fcderatcs. who express this sentiment IN
the strongest terms He is endorsed py
large majority OF Lee Camp. Pickett camp
the artillery and cavalry OF the state
A Dark Horse.
Captain Philip Haxai another cahel-
date from this city, stands hlgh III W
social business. and military world a.u -
Is largely supported IN the various Pai 70
~ the state he Is considered by some 80
"a dark horse that Will easily carry OF .n'
rafr, n the contest between General M
derson and Colonel Halves should wax ~"
hot ,..-,.o, .,o late
Captain Haxall served during the Iase
war IN every grade In the ilhe rom -
vate 10 captain ana for the last W.
- che war was acknowledgements hrsl Oh
,,o,,nrtsoo's Brigade. and later on success
80. ~ F,tz Lees. Kemper's and G. L.
,,.,,,.-eor's Divisions In 1888. in pursuit or
80 ,,er,, nositive military talents. he reviv-
"a ,,c cavalry arm Of the seryive In the
,st,tc ,,v organizing the first troop Of the
,.-oecot FIRST Regiment Of Cavalry. the
srarf Horse Guard, and has kept in
,oucb with the volunteers ever since. He
AS warmly endorsed by some OF the Held
and stan officers Of the First Regiment
on Cavalry the officers Of the stuart
Horse Guard and Henrico Light ORA
qoons and will no doubt receive many
scattering endorsements from other mill
tary organizations.
The officers Of the Third Regiment Will
10 a large extent support the claims OF
Colonel Male. who will also be endorsed
by many friends outside Of the military.
Captain Keller is also heartily endorsed
by his friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
mnl Not ni.trlhnte The Stores.

Governor Mckinney has sent commu-
nication 10 the acknowledgement In ref
erence to the distribution of ordinance
and ouartcrmaster stores received from
the Federal government. In his letter the
Governor says: 1T is so near the end OF
my term. and I am beset with so much
work I'm preparing for the General Assem-
blv. which has not had a session for two
years. that / prefer TO turn this matter
over to the incoming administration ana
let it distribute this property as it may
deem best"
This communication was sent 10 the
adjutant-Feneral, who desired 10 kno"
what ne should do I'm regard TO requisi-
tions made on him for stores.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24
TO KICK THE PIG SKIN.
IRR<NGEMBSrS FOR TIE GREAT
CONTEST TO BE PLAYED HERE.
The Universities OF Virginia and North
Carolina are Now Causing Much
Interest in Richmond.

The approaching great football contest
on Thanksgiving Day, between the Uni.
versity Of Virginia and the University
OF North Carolina, to be played in Rich
mond, Is now creating much interest,
aud the prospects are that they will play
before an Immense crowd. In a private
letter University Of Virginia man
writes Of the boys as follows:
The 'Narsities returned yesterday from
their game with the Naval Cadets. They
went down to pay Off an old score. and
did 1t beautifully They will practice
sequals and tricks till Friday. and go over
TO Lexington TO play the Cadets
Betting here is TWO TO one that the Ca
dets Will not score. with few takers.
Ihey VIII return on Sunday and then
get ready FOR the Ihankssly1ng-Da game.
No hard practice Will be INDUCED in for
Tear OF hurting some Of the men. The
'Narsiues are determined To win IN Rich
mond. and trey want TO put In their best
team. The audience will hear for the
hrst time the following beautiful song
composed by a Varsity man.
TRINITY heard 1t in Lyuchburg and can
youch for every word Of II.
Air-"The Bowery."
Just as soon as we get the ball
They won't be in the game at all:
Early will snap IL TO Harper's hand.
Penton and Massey will show their
sand;
Hicks and Ramsburgh, and Bowder and
Price
VIII ruin their rush line in less than
a triCe,
Our backs will show them a stunt"
that's nice.
The ball will go over the line.
Cho.-A touchdown, a touchdown,
We've done II before;
And will do Il once more.
4 touchdown, q touchdown,
And Pope, he will make 1t a goal.
large crowd Of students will 90
down 70 cheer their pets on to victory.
The Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs
are practiclng hard for their concerts.
They will give one in Charlottesville and
one in Staunton before Christmas. and
after, the Intermediates will take a trip
as far south as Atlanta. Ga, stopping
at all the larger cities The faculty and
college think that this is a good thing
for the men and the college. certain
Virginia newspapers 10 the contrary not
withstanding. IL is hard to see what con-
nectlon these papers find between a
glee club concert and a minstrel show,
or how they cOnfOund them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-24

The amateur orchestra Of the Young
Mems Christian Association had another
rehearsal I'm the large hall Of the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening.
under the excellent leadership Of General
Secrets ~ George +. Tibbitts. Several
pieces o. new music were taken up.
AT the same time the vocal music class
practlced ia the parlor under the leader
ship Of Professor Edward Paine.
AT the close Of the gymnasium class a
meeting OF the leaders was held In the
parlor. with Mr.. Wythe T. Boiling in
the chair. The arrangements for the en-
tertainment 10 be given next Monday
evening were completed. II was decided
20 have an outing on Thanksgiying-Day
10 which only gymnasium members will
be admitted. The start Will be made early
in the morning by wagon 20 Clark S pond.
where a Brunswick stew will be prepar-
Cd During the day a hair and hound
chase will take place and a game Of
football will be among the attractions.
To was also decided 10 have another run
this evening before the general meet
ing Of the several committees. After the
reading Of the various reports at this
meeting a substantial supper, consisting
Of turkey, oysters. etc, will be served to
the members.