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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

MELRoY x GILBERT
New Orleans la Feb 4. -McElroy x
Gilbert say.
Futures There was great disappoint-
mcnt when Liverpool showed only OOW
bales sales today. and this was increased
when that market closed easy ana TO
1854 lower. This was accepted ms evi.
dcncc that no immediate settlement OF
the strike seems probable. although many
are still Of the opinion that circumstances
will force IT'S carly termination. There
wls some decline in sympathy with
Liverpool, but the greater part OF our
loss Of II points on the day Is due 10 the
disturbing influence of the anti-opuon
bill. The speaker of the house after cou-
sidcring the point Of order raised ycStcr-
day. decided that the hill could not 20
before the committee Of the whole oht
must be referred to one of the standing
committees Three Of these claim juris-
dictiou Of the bill: the agricultural, be-
cause il Is measure argued by the
agricultural interest; the judiciary be-
cause it, constitutionality las been as
sailed and finally the ways and means,
because 10 imposes a tax and " therefore
on It's face a revenue bill. The victory
was an easy one for the promoters ~
the bill. aud il was referred to the agrl-
cultural committee, Of which Mr. Hatch
s chairman. by vote Of 80 to ~. lt
is thought that this committee viii re-
port fayOrably aud ask for the passage
Of the bill under suspension OF the rules
on Monday. TO effect this a two-thirds
majority IL necessary. The vote taken TO-
day would seem TO indicate that u two
thirds majority Is not controlled by Mr..
Hatch. but he appears sauguine that.
with full house. hc will have the Nee
rs8ury support Il was the gossip Of this
nature from Washington that kept rhe
market In such a weak condition, aud
90 make matters worse interior stocks
showed an increase for the week, a
phenomenal state of affairs az this spa-
son Of the year and to which We called
attention In our report of yesterday
The amount brought into sight for the
wcel, foots up i2S,0O0 bales, decidedly
more than was expected during The first
purt of the wees, but still $1,000 bales
below the movement Of last year Dur
ing the coming week We ran against Il
larger movement for last year chan We
did this week. the figures for the ports
being tSlOUO bales. aud the amount
brought into sight 2l4,oOO bales. There
will necessarily be- Il very heavy loss
iu th" comparison.
Our spot market was easy and irrcgu-
lar although prices remain unchanged.
Sales by factors 1850 bales and To arrive
1000 bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
PROBABLY FATAL ACCIDENT.

AZ the head of the first flight of iron
stairs. ~ the county iHil. negro lies
stretched upon q cot, swaihrd in band
ayes with his legs crushed in a horrible
uumncr us name Is WIN Eyans.aud
hc is the negro who. a few days ago
struck tho little son of Mr. Priest with
u rock, mention of which was nude in
The Gazette ut the time. 10 avoid ar
rest he skipped out for SmithGpld where
hc robbed another negro Yesterday he
bourded a Cotton Belt train. for the pur-
pose Of stealing ride with the result
above described.
Ihy attending physician has mt his
lrYs IN plaster Gusts, but thinks the limbs
viii have 10 Ice umpututod. His recovery
Is very doubtful
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
CAUSE or THE DELAY.

II was announced that the work on the
distilIcry would begin ON Feb /. but il
did not for the reason that the title to
the property on which the distllery liz
10 stand has not been perfected 1t WINS
necessary 90 send some of the deeds to
Louisiana for signatures and these have
not yet been returned. There is more than
the usunl care needed In this matter
because the title must have the nppro-
baton Of the United States government.
for the entire distillory. bolrlcd ware.
house ana all ls under virtually, thp
control of the Federal novprnmprt. and
il Is insisted that the titles To the prop
erty on which the location Is shall be- ali.
suutuly without flaw When the title
rs perfected, work will begin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

Seventeenth district--Fort Worth Print
ing and lithogwphiug company vs.. T.,
w. Henderson, Ir,, aud H. H. Carlock
pt al: suit 90 recover goods ANA for
Judgment for am alleged debt of S,iSti -
was the uuiy ease before Judge Harris
yesterday, aud win likely be- concluded
today.
Fouy-cighth district The suit of c..
W. Ash Us. IL. l.. Dean for the possession
ot rented property wt and damages,
resulted in the Jury finding for plaintlu,
giving him $3.50 and possession of the
hind
The case of sam Evans W. the Gulf.
Colorado aud Santa l'c railroad, In which
ihp plnnun prlys Tor $4,000 damages
from the road for running over % tract
col his land North of town, occupied the
courts Alteration the remainder of The
day. The ease was not concluded whep
court adjourned
County court-A short session was
held, only one cnse being tried; the suit
OF Champion * StHudmger VS. a. j.
Anderson. suit for debt of SiloaS
New suits filed Emma H. Allihouc VS..
Fidelity and Casualty company of New
York. suit uu policy for $1,000, John /.
Adams x Co. vs.. ID. H. kenaghnn; gar.
nishee, punishment after Judgment.
John |. ADAMS a Co vs. Batemnu ~
Brother defendants, W. NJ, Harrison,
gamishee; gamishmcnt after judgment
Euuuu Dial bWRls, ncNt fricnd of Frank
SpOttSwo0d Banks; application for change
of name, Lee TWecdy a TO. vs. John
T. Montgomery; suit for debit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
SALE OF sam
For Richard Mansfield O,mt|
aIa O.rl..l

NNNlA
MIR Richard MansHed
rablc company win ap,t,
house Ou Feb. s. eyr6ir
picture Of old Engli.h NM
BTummcll.
No other successful asr
cnt as Air. Mansdold h N
the widest range OF cl,n
fullest display Of yersalim
amounts 20 genius. Fof y,
pie have been calling N,
genius, aud bis mafselos
the great Beau would d
justify that term.
The comedy OF "Beau n,
living representation 81 NJ,
dress Ia the Georgian IA
Byuutmell The gertlpmao,
polished, coldly courteoa,
tisticul, fnultless In attn
speech-0s the central hus \
field has created this arsI6l
with nothing whatever o =
yOnd a few fragment. ii M
hands the famous Beau K
pcrfumed exquisite Of migl
and unrutlled grandeur. a,
dictatoriUl, scttIug the FASH
bling the Prince Of Wala
Ia the last two scenes o.
tcrest Is intensified whel IL 1
ishd 10 the continent pIf|
and even starying--coniino
the names Of things ari h
his naughty pride and htitt
bearing. He Is u genileln
he was in silks aud saith,
lcrium sccnh Mr.. Manitsd !
fully pathetic.
The special stage sridaS
icaly correct costumes viii NJ
In the local representatl0h j.
b no delay IN the appliatxl
on account OF the great VA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
AFTER ONE ON THr COURTS.

nr r. n Skeeu, Hon. A. H. Carri-
gan and II. 4. Daugherty Of Wichita
Falls were IN the city yesterday evening
en- route 10 Austin. They 80 TO the cap
ital as committee from their city in the
interest Of onr the new courts of civil
appeals Wichita Falls X putting forth
every enou possible 10 obtain one Of
these courts a strong committee, con-
sisung Of District Judge George H. Mil.
Ter, County Judge w, l.. Skoen aud 9th.
ers have been In Austin since last Mon.
day IN that city's interest and the pres,
ent committee h on it's way 90 reinforce
Them The auxiliary committee ia Fort
Worth yesterday evening say they 20
prepared 60 submit 20 the Legislature the
best offer yet made for one Of the new
courts THEY fully expect that when the
hill passes, II three courts ARE provided
for the name of Wichita Fails will be-
written as the seat of one of them The
gentlemen feel that Northwest Texas Is
entitled 90 one Of these courts. They say
no other section OF the state Is as pros
porous as theirs. aud that les rapid dc.
yal0pment jpstites the location OF one of
she courts somewhere on the Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04


The report of Secretary Reeves, of tie
Y. VI. G.. A. to the directors, gives some
details Of the work of general interest TO
the public The report, which rs TOR the
quarter ending, Jan. 81, 1913, Is given I'm
full.
There has been marked increase in
attendance nt the rooms, and In interest
I'm the work as is partially shown by the
statistics below. Since moving into our
new quarters on Dec /, much time has
been spent n fitting up and nsranging for
other privileges aud comforts. The
gymnasium has been amply equipped and
is being used To the pleasure and beuc-
ht of many members. The bath rooms
were completed aud opened for use Jan.
n These extensions together with the
current expenses have been kept within
the limits prescribed In your budget for
the year 1873.
The membership is steadily increasing
thity-ouc new members having been re-
ceiyod. aud there are now twenty-five
applications pending.
The figures below will also show the
result of abundant blessings ON the line
of the spiritual work. The gospel mcc,-
ings have been well attended and deeply
spiritual The protested conversions
have beeu clear and a majority have
given evidence of their genuinencss by
uniting with the church and engaging in
service. The interest In Bible study rs
very encouraging two classes being
maintained.
The statistics given herewith do MT
fully represent the progress Of the work.
aus the last month of the quarter has
been far more encouraging ON ull lines
than any previous month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
rmE pOLICN CONINIrrEE.

Yesterday the police committee held a
brief session with Chairman Mont
gomcry and Alderman Bowlcs present,
to consider the charges against the police
men. Not all OF the witnesses were
present. and after Humr discussion as
to the lines tho Investigation shall fol
low, the committee adjourned until ,
Monday afternoon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

NIfSCEIANEOU.
EDTCATIGNAL NOTES.

Several schools iu the county have nj
rcudy closed.
county superintendent of county
adjoining Dallas county asked tho pupils
of % rrrtniu school. "Who lN our presi-
dputW one little fellows eyes cleaned
with the joy of knowledge and his htilC
hands waved tr1utirlly On attract the
attention of the superintendent. Well
who b. it, the young student of civil
government was asked 'Jim HugE, ne
said, with great emphasis and Cyidcut
pride, iu his superior knowledge
let us an pull together and got the
normal again for IuNt summer. There
can be- found few better means of ed
yprtiNug our county and city. Fort
Worth cannot afford To- lct slip uu ud.
vantage gained
An nrp cordially invited 10 attend the
teachers institute today ~ the NcSs
Bplknup school building Morning scs-
Sion hrgius 40 10 o'clock. An interest
Ing time is anticipated.
Texas has a great many good features
in hvr free school system, but there are
many improvement, chat are very much
needed one is continuous OrghniZu.
tiOu of her school boards one trustee
should be- elected cuCh year. To serve
three years Thus there would always
hr twO experienced members ON thu
board There would thrn bee moro per-
WNucucy In ihc teachers TENURE Of pp-
slion. AZ lLr end of the session he could
learn definitely whether on not 1t was
desired that hc should stay another year
iu the .umr place. The trustees of the
ypur just closed would bee the best per.
yuus tu judge OF his work Ia thu pu-A
aud Co decide gs To- his employment for
another session. a great deal might be-
said hoo favor uf this change, but for the
present thi- ono reason b. sufficient
puNnts should visit the schools moro.
Inv'r coming encourages pupils and
tpurhrr- aud causes o. better under,
standing tu exist between parent and
teacher Such stHtc of ,hiug- Is npvrv
-ury for the success Of amy school,
r. ". BUCH,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
On MN SANIE CmARGN-

Abort Ashhy was re-urrcstrd yesterday
on The charge OF stealing watch ynlurd
ht 500, the property of 'ranl. Ettrr The
witch was stolen from Mr. llttcr's vest
locNet, lie was arrested and jailed ON
the charge some time ago. but when the
case came up before Justice Kennedy,
owing 10 misunderstanding the county
attorney did not appear 20 prosecute him
aud the Justice had 10 dismiss the case,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
ATMOOn XIOLE1, N Cn-

New Orleans, Ia. Feb. ESPECIAL y
Atwood Violet n Co. say:
Futures-No settlement of the strike
as expected and Liverpool declined .
To 3.U4, spot sales again dropping back
10 UOO0 bales This together with the
reference of the Hatch bill TO the COM
luittee on agriculture, where the bill orig
mated last summer caused u weak feel
ing. and the decline here was 1B points
rom yesterdays closing. Spot holders
throughout the South should get up tcs-
timOniul for those who have instructed
representatives 10 vote for Mr.. Hatch \
bill, which should il become law by
the presidents signature. will throw on
the market next summer aud fall about
100000 bales VI cotton which are pruc-
ticully OIL the market Ia New Orleans and
New York, being hpdged by future sales,
but after July /, there would he no fu-
turc market and this cotton will have TO
be- placed ON sale Just ~ cotton else
where. The outlook Is unsatisfactory
from an agricultural point of view. All
we need now is increase cotton acreage
and between that and the Hatch bill
We will have done all that American and
foreign spinncrs could by any possibility
ask.
The amount I'm sight this week is 1917
600 bales, against 1Ol 600 bales last year.
Instead of decrease Of 5000 bales in
interior stocks as we expected there was
u gain of 500 hulcs, or q difference Of
10000 bales. Add to this the excess Of
1900 bales, port receipts, over our cSti-
mate, and the total about represents the
excess over what we anticipated.
Port receipts this week $4,000 bales
against 10000 bales last year. Esti-
mate for tomorrow here, 5000 bales
against 10000 bales last year, 5000
bnlcs pt al ports last year and 10000
bales In 1885 Total In sight since Sep
TENDER /. 5.379,O0O bales.
ACRE&iE CORRESPONDENCE.
Mckinney. Tex The general scnti-
mcnt Is to plant about thp same as last
year. which was onc-third less than the
previous year. Expect TO have II mcr-
chants and planters organization look
ing towards reduced acreage.
Cleburnc. Textile general DISPOSE
ton is 10 plant no more aud perhaps less
than last season. More attention will
be- given tn food crops.
Palestine. Tex Scarcity of seed and
the high price of meat win largely help
20 reduce the cotton acreage. Our pcO-
pie see the benefits of Il small crop.
Calvert, TeX.--There is II strong feel
ing In favor of cotton acreage reduc-
ton. meeting has been called at Cal
vert on this question, No increase in
cotton but q large increase In corn.
Savory, Tex Farmers have arrived at
the wise conclusion to plant less cotton
and more oats and corn.
Spots closed easy and irregular. sales
300 bales Quotations unchanged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Feb 3.-NIoney ON call
easy, 1 - To > per cent; last loan -;
closed offered . per cent
Prime mercantile paper, { l.2UG.
Sterling exchange quiet hrmer; S4.Sj
mund.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
sTOCKS ND RONDS.

New York, Feb. ,3--Thc stock mar
kct was somewhat narrow today and
tendency rNrnpt i'm ,pncinIties' whose
strength was something of a factor in
maintaining prices, especially later 10
the day.
The close was firm. Changes for the
day irregular
Railroad bonds steady
Government aud state bonds dull and
stpudy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
A PITIABLE SIGHT

~ = 20 see an infant suffering from ,ho
i ,. of proper food. Ii Is entirely n,,n ~
1879, az q reliable food can always ~
gEn n we refer 10 the Gail E9rao az
s,,ssn hra9d CONDENSED Mix. Sold ~
growers aud druggists everywhere ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

aud Denver road While II is apparent
they are very enthusiastic for Wichitn
Falls, they say they will be glad tO see
the court located at either Vernon or
Quanuh. IN case they are not successful
in behalf OF their own.
DIR. RtDGEWAY'S LECTURE.
The lecture Of Rcv DR. Ridgcway at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church last
night was very we'll attended, and those
who were present enjoyed IN Intellectual
treat, for the lecturer is n man who has
travelled aud has that gift. observation,
that has enabled him 20 soc. coupled with
The ability to describe what hc has seen
IN language that paints the scenes or in
cidcnts 80 wildly that his hearers see
what hc has seen He has enough humOr
TO Tighten the heaviucss Of continued
seriousness aud, take IL al IN all. tho
lecture Travellers Tales WIS one "
more than usual merit and interest aud
those who attended were fully repaid FOR
their presence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

Willie Watclsky, the lG-ycarold son
Of l. Is. Mntplsky of ltuscn, at l2Id
yesterday afternoon. Funeral from the
residence of j. Friedman, 2l3 Jones
street, tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
the pEKlN STILL our

san Francisco, Cat Feb 9. The steam.
ship Dly ~ Pekln IS SIN on the missing
Nokohoma ana should have arrived here
ton dnys aKo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pllKMICK


u e. West, g. G.. Hoppe g. w. Granger.
y, Lewis, 81, Louis; }. T.. Lewis, Corsicuna;
W n. Mcdowell, 81. Louis; Miss l.. "a.
scott blg Springs; !. Il. Rogers, ST. Louis;
W.. H.. Boykin, Chicago; Rice n. He'll, llCu-
lk. Ia K. NJ. Brcssie. Rig Springs W.
g. Reed Waco; Airs. h. Lower. Ohio; G..
v Mcclellan, wife aud child ltska; VI,
A. Martin, Coleman; y Mcintosh. l.. A.
LAWYER New York, j. H. Holloway, South
Hcnd' lud, Dave Lambeth Dallas; A, g.
IWigg, Evansville, Ind; W. T.. Melon.
Mount Pleasant; A. s. Gage, Mcathau Tex.
Il II, UUwcth, gainesville; - Pincus n.
j. Trophy, New York W. G. Wiley TYLER;
y, u. Spuds San Antonio; $, Johnson, 81.
LOUIS IA. NJ, Grco, Dallas; j. W. Brown.
Kansas CITY; GeO. l.. Austin. Dallas: Eli
ward W. prnhcld John s. Eluu, chicago.
J. IT, lynch Wichita Falls; w. n. Wena.
Nashville, Icuu,; n, A. Thompson, Austin
a r. lnrm, Los Angeles, Cal y, Harris,
Clcnune; Jno. H. Belcher u. o. Anderson,
Ahleuc; y. III, Gallagher, brooklyn, y. T.:
A. r. ilnpestcr chicago G. W. Caldwell,
Dallas; H. A, Cartwright. ST. Louis; n. H.
Allen, Kansas City; A. G. Rockwell, ST.
Louis; j, u. Crawford. ST. Louis; Miss
lirunrtt Miss Powers, New Orleans. j. Il.
Horny, Now York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

ufarturers of hardwood products are
looking with longing ewes To Northeast
cru Texas They have 20 have good fa-
cilities of Transportation to reach ihpir
markets. aud Fort Worth fills the bill
better than any other point Both OF
General Clarke's correspondents are now
engaged m the business. but are finding
themselves forced 60 turn their atteu-
ti0n To Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
SHALL THE FENCIBLES GO TO
WASHINGTON

Editor Gazette: For the first time p
The history of the government. q vumu-
igW company has bvvn acc1rdrd Inc dis
Lhguahcd honor of acting as escort ib
HE predetermined nc the ceremonies of
Inauguration. Heretofore "details from
the regular army have been assigned tp
rms duy, 10 wac natural, aud perfectly
iu accord with the fitness OF thine, thIt
the honor should De accorded to Forr
WORT The only thing thui remuin. to
hr done is Go M the Fcudhlcs ont I'm n
new uniform, so chat they viii make "a
cTedituhle appearance ru du This. Ouite
a number of oar liberal cii'2pns lmyc
signed 10 promise 10 assist 10. dolrayiug
ihe expenses The hoys cannot and
should not Dee expected ca meet tho OK.
peusg. some five or six hundred dollars
m stu ne~icl tu meet tine necessary eA-
l"nsc. Every one should he willing tn
un something ~ enable the company To-
20 ~ good Shape. II will put the name
ot Fort Worth in The columns of rvcir.
paper 'n the Union ON The morning of
Match D. boz many OF them before that
llmo, and ln hundreds OF others DAVIS fol-
lowing the event ! would like tn boz one
Of the twenty-five 10 mukc up the dpH
clt. Send Your names to mo and lpt
them apppur I'm Tho Gazette tomorrow.
Yours for lltir Month
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
ARLINGTON I'M.

~. s.. Belchor. y. o. Common Texas, 4.
q. Twirg Evansville; A. A. Judges CHI
cago; Mrs, y. II Sch0ucr, MISS Matte
Murray New orleans; g. a. Fegan. Dallas;
A. B NOgel, san Francisco. a. $. Austin.
San Antonio. Geo. W. Julonlck. Dallas:
a. H. Lowcuthal j. W. Hoogiand New
York; G.. H. Dewitt, VIM. Grissiugcr, CHI.
cgRo Roht. w. Ward lhurhcr: j. a. orr,
pudE p pwmmond Philadelphia; n Il.
SmallwOOd, l.. y. KOhulc. Chicago: Lee
Ruseuthal Memphis; n. NJ McAulpin and
wife, Amarillo; O. a. Hobsou. san Antonio:
j. u. Fcrguson, ST. Louis; H. Frank Smith.
Bosto; Mrs r. n, Sincluir and maid,
New York
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

Al the mcpJng of the chamber of com.
morce hrld Thursday afternoon the fol.
lowing gvntlcWou were elected members
ot that h0dys y. ~ Harold Thomas
Wilton. W. n. Wheeler W. a. Turner.
\, A. Grcrn, lr; j. A. Van Xanlt and
Collins y Armstrong Go. The president
appointed The committee OF finance to
ronMt Of the following gentlemen III
W lulant chairman, Is NJ Van Iaudt
9, &, Allen, A. W, Cuswcll and ~ n.
Harold. Secretary Clarke is iu recpipt
OF letters from a gentleman iu Missouri.
who desires 60 establish iucfory for tbe
iumulactny OF hardwood handles. en.
Wluying tWeny-cght huuds, aud from mn.
other gonilpiuau In Alnh0mu who wants
20 starr q factory employing forty mon.
Tor the making of hardwood wayop
rpokcs. etc Tho hardwood region of tbe
entire United states is now limited to The
northeastern portion Of Texas. md "a
small portion OF northwestern Louisi-
lln1 and southeastern Arkansas. ain
the other hardwood regions of the conn,
Try are practically exhausted. The man.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN TIN

W. Il. Ford Is clhl,,
attorney, subject to action q I
rncy.
4 license 10 wed was
day to n, A. Evans and w
Loving.
Or. j. W. Lowber ha'
Bustrop, and will OIL bis P'A|
morning and evening
Officer Bob Rice Is ahIe
is progressing very wen i"'
u complete recovery
Al the solicitation Of ir1
Chlles has consented 70 ~
date for attorney in ihe "a J.
"a Calm Discussion
will be the subject lrea'N
II. Lloyd in his sermon o y "
ing ut the First MelhoaA 4,
A week from last nigh WI
primuries will be held, iEs
usual. these nights. 70 81
around counting the ia'g
people who have votes y w
The Indies aud eenlleIs
take part In the minlel
bah will meet prompl9 WI
night nj Mr.. Wallace hs q. !,
the Hendricks building W.T.
On Sunday afternoon
there will be a union l'is
worth League OF me w
CITY at Mulkcy Mem9'l@r \,
dr,sses viii De made py
tbe Fort Worth lnlreisS.
ADHESION of the i"l"
and others.
The stated c0nmull,-
Worth lodge No. I'm i1l
Accepted Alasons, VII N Y n.
ing. In addition g ".
mo T.. A. degree WI y
one or more neophylet
ance of the members \
me- Master Masons ia ~
cordially invited 70 a''''
Last night the edll'lla,
Gazette were called Y,
pected with mo ~ sIp
The purpose vas Y
workers a screnade; ..
t mCiA' turns At The 'ps sss
mandolin club play.
very clearly and dis1ilss. M |
enjoyed by' those who '''''
The Fenclbles hays KY
tailor to come here y W.
mrnts Tor their neg why, HI
l,e here by SUNDAY ,is
boys hope by topisai
mich money Supst,' IA
t IiitT does come hey Il. Y I
tract with him anu ~
as soon as q Factory ilR
They now have 80 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04
MnLRnY N GIRERT

Business failures 3o1, comrared with
25D last week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

For sale at a sarril'' Isl
dences. Houses are re- ,,s.irl
lots IN excellent la l6 y,
of IL. w. Wells ageu'
erford street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-04

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