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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
! WORLDS FAIR MEXICAN OR.
CHESTRA.


,siay night the Worlds Fair Mexican
Iltfn. ON their why 10 Chicago. will
4 4 rrund concert ~ Grccnwalrs opera
II ihe Galveston News says OF their
rance I'm that city.
lare AMI taahionnble audience gath.
+ lsst night to listen 10 u delightful
Inm given by the Mexican Typical
Isira. under the management OF Slgnor
|asla Gonzales.
N can hardly realize the beauty OF
4 tin dance music until one hears it
1 n by such an orchestra ns was heard
rlght. Those who cuj0y the dance can
A APPRECIATE the dreamy character ana
4 hardly wish for more than TO have
f gp0rtunity TO enter into It's ma2cs
! hree ballroom aud be carried away
bother world, "tho world of pleasure
numbers worthy Of especial mention
he "Marla Scoitische" aud 'Erllnda
/ 4" also that eycr-to-be fayorlte "Oycr
composer Of cover the Waves" Sig.
4 inventiro Bosng IL a day dreamer.
/ ias no thought OF anything surrounding
. when In one Ot his composing moods.
n Walt2es have been written that have
+ 30 widely performed us "Over the
rs" IN" origin OF this waltz com.
Don Illustrates Slgnor Roaas' peculiar
Better well. AZ the time he wrote It
|ad never seen the gulf OF Mexico. He
rad ~ Il. hcnrd OF q. dreamed OF f.
E Ne pictured II 81 his minds eye ships
d fun sail IN pleasant weather. also
nfe yachts with merry company being
~ over the gently surglng blllOwa
4 close reefed IN a storm. One afternoon
II IN n dreamy mood, the inspiration
10 him aud sitting down TO his
4 wrote "Over the Waves" How well
1cribd the vessel at sen and described
a music need not be told. The pOpu-
n of his masterpiece Is rs own re-
pendatlou In rendering this popular
aer he brought out those effects which
be could bring out ana wrought the
ence up 10 the highest enthusiasm.
pms would do but n complete repetition
pas fayOrite composition aud SignOr
Y y composing another waltz, entitled
f the Waves" Cprlllas en- Ia Playa"
he has dedicated TO Mr.. Thoo II.
ii lrlp OF this city, aud will no doubt
h as popular as the far famed cover
NNayca,' The inspiration came 10 him
IN the music house OF Thomas Cog
3 Bro. The first movement he played
IN plano, rs wen as he could belng un-
.af with that instrumenD, and showed
% be movement OF peculiar yet
ndnh beauty.
II iiue dancer 'Manuelita" proved her
q q be q willowy graceful, enchanting
cancer and IN her second number
Nv We audience away IA a Wild burst
Nhipusl1sm Hc- Kick f. cute aud her
~ age can hardly be said 10 be 80
iginlly talented.
MeAicm Typical orchestra are on
"A WAY 70 Chicago 20 the Worlds fair
WV no doln' ncet with a cordial
. leuty exception.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Go 90 the Mendlng Bureau for all
mending, difiicIlt or otherwise The
Fort Worth Monding Bureau Is fast b.
coming a feature OF the Southwest
Fourth story, Hurley building
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
residence. Club life In Palestine has suf-
Tered Joncscide, 10 70 speak,"

Nearly everybody IN Georgia win recall
I'll. II. Parks OF The Constitution lilo
who was the always polite, persistent and
perpateuc agent Of the paper many years
ngonei Well. Parks Is not doad. NOR
sleepeth." lie is living and working hap.
PLY aud successfully. az BrowuwoOd, Tex,
where be has large machinery trade aud
his monuments. IN the shape ~ wheeling
wind mills. tower above the plains through
out vast circle OF the state. Parks has
recently invented an instrument that means
u fortune OF indefinite proportions. 10 rs
separator by which the water pressure
In gas wells IL nulllhed and the impr1yned
iilumnant made available FOR hghtng,
heating and steam making uses Y IN q
great trick for the Texas gas wells aud
at Santa Anna we'll Mr. Parks has already
demonstrated the efficiency of his device.
His host OF friends In Georgia will rejoice
10 know OF bis good fortune aud financial
prospects.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
1000 Ia a nNnNKAnD.

Do not rob your wife aud babies; fhe
habit 3 growing % you. Take The hl-
ierfeeily harmless and guafunteed3 y
las cured many citizens Of Fort Worth,
DaHaa, Decatur. AifQnd Bis Springs,
Mii1nd. Poc0a aud other outside tpWns.
pariies Interested can So these names
fuf reference hlsii0rs are welcomed AZ
ihe iusfitafr. 30. Oh East ilird sffeet.
Hort Worth. r. H. lIGIFS
Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
scmbled bankrupt junk shop in its turnl.

And the rural Texas barberl Az he
lacks 20 be a dandy ~ diploma OF gradun-
tion from Kansas city slaughter housed
SAM w SMALL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
white Goods department

In this department we
have some special offers in
Check Nainsook, Dimities,
India linens Victoria Lawns
and great variety Of other
styl 70 " White Goods
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
Read our Easter offerings
in fine Dress Goods and Silks
SILK

Just received new lines in
the late novelties in Silk.
Changeable surrahs Shot
Silks in Blending Shades,
1ridescent TaRerties ohrys-
tai Cbinas, Bengalines, Ar
mures and a great variety of
new weaves in Black Silk,
which you will find as a
whole some great bargains.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
STAGE AND FOYER,
-..c7,oNs AT eREENwALL's
THIS WEEK.
,u,o in spooks vs.. Spirits Monday
u, Inc worlds Fair Mexican Or
.,,,l,a Tuesday Night and The Col
m.l Frissy hiaiinoes and Night
; AIrtN MoNDAY MOTT.

-.ov ALLtN MONDAY NIGHT.
IN. 80 spooks. the attraction at
gsu's Mcnlgy night PROMISES TO be a
alfair. The various phases OF me
a., ,rin lp explained aud other meth
'.lsl w. .,f,sed. THE Dallas News says:
"t,tractiou, "spirits W.. Spoogs," At
,s house WAS IN every respect an
iissd Professor A. Montague. In On
r afcupyilg about an hour. dwelt uli.
~ ,Jaims " modern spiritualists. He
49, thD eyisteupC Of subtle forces iu
ami described how sensitive persons
a-es were capable OF rendng the
.tts 81 their fellows, aud upon this
/. how INSCRIPTIONS persons incorpor-
asfitlOus aud marvellous stories TINT
,.stad and astOunded the unsuspCctlng.
.fs cienr the methods OF the various
~ mediums, the tricks of platform
nsiletns who we're assisted by accom-
rhs rrptcnccs Of the trance medi.
4 ,raro also explained.
nrofessor nlso indicated the double
..triired by many, their assumed tx.
es IN thoir real knowledge and their
|eliv urcparcd speeches Intended TO
N he idea that they were inspired
irlt control.
ls.aor Ancn then followed by giving
tsrigus tricks claimed TO he the work
|msipgiIi1,ug OF production OF spirits.
e,hbitcd the paraphonalia used by
4 INNS. and tie exposure seemed TO be-
i.me Duperron closed by some re.
sfie character dcliapuuons She Il n
rsi lady and strong exponent OF
II biology. knowledge OF Which en-.
4 rs rOisessor to select the right occu-
q 10 life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
TOURING IN TEXAS.
''sI''les and Peeuliarliies IN the Lone Star
Stale Of the South.
lAllanta Clnslltntlonl


y soinotnns duccr ahant environ.
|i,a 'pelauun Of ideas. the ttndhiey
|f Y common. even II false, repute
ot the singular idioyncrasies OF
Z" 'lie. Gu. Ia Texas as IA Other
sue Valigated West. one ruus upon
..s,3 lhe new imnhgrant nav.
Nv tnNt Texas is trough ana tough
Ia r e4uips himself Ma uuyance 10
- ~ .hnhess ana iOuglncai ns soon ~
~ ~ me h0g-wdlOW country. stAnu.
81 streets 0f a Texas town Ind
cua,S s'Ah pointed out 10 me, WIN
I'm, sgss one Of the pictures Of local
= heu that man lived Ia tieQf-
Il d.iiieafed like dude and hadn't an
y he % MS name since he came %
b. uFN accumulated comfortable
~ Az, sue about looking Ike hos
III ih tfuiu driver
vas a fact.
|a fsN Sam Jones aln'f got no
IN .e q man 10 Tyler, but last
Il "a. stlu cold out hil the beiQAt,
h u ennclaw club, tho once SVEN
81, ~ haiuns and hluOas Of tlis
bsil Jones while here jumped OF y
.af ieel and made Il ~ Odious nut
' bankrupt. dry ~"
lhdf,F uiiging hrough the streets or
f lNa Nty Ut Palestine with alAt
lara one ~ them poiltei 0pt
'''0eAiiAl'looking mansion, ahl
sl Sc that housey II was buns or
ie. Vas inImcngcly popular hnln
Ks aine here and held hie meet
+ i1t h.tHl lle club and me nyars
- seid V : eeallel2aa ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
~ mILL IIELp YOu-

Can 90 q. l.. Darden Trading com
pauv when Ia need 0f furniture on dLy
Thing Ia house furnishing goods, mating
Toilet sets and pafi0f goods All On
eagy PAYMENTS. We are IA ine shape
~ furnish you, with but little down.
ana the remainder 20 weekly or monthly
payments. 2O7 Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Amoug other notable men from Georgia
who live AZ Tyler are Rev. w M. Hayes,
the Methodist minister; John II. Christian,
once a wei. known Georgia newspaper pub
Usher aud Colonel ii. y. Johnson, who has
recently made his home In the east Texas
metropolis Dr. HAYES ~ pastor or the
Methodist church ana breaches In a new
edlnce, that IL one OF The handsOmest and
most costly belonging TO that denomination
I'M the South. He has leaped into immedl-
ate popularity and Is doing noble work
IN his new field,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

II Jake Edwards viii coiamuDicsfe
with his friends ~ VII ieafu sometAiag
" ~ intoga4L
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Dust springs efcruai from Fort W0rih's
broad breast Without lap dpsiers who
Il neatly dreasedi Go 70 Ellis a He'll
nlfe,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Iliahost prices paid az the Cunning-
Nm narkei Tor eaira lnl calLle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
FE LIME
Will. INACCURATE
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
BETWEEN
Galveston and Houston and st. Louis, Kansas
City and Chicago, in both directions

wtrac
D. . o.
Immediate connections Chicago aud all
be consisting
the implies win be limited limited no consequently WI
q
W. y
oblanalle Innovation that
n now al o ar
already popular Kansas t Express from Galveston ana Houston e Kansas cy y
Fort Worth Newton kauo c t9 M ana fh9ng9 a9 5A
Ios got ss time Laying Houston the eog Limited ss so M
Vile p iort Won arriving AZ Houston AZ 1911
apply aHy
WIN. DOHERTY, n. g. THOMPSON,
PIT A, 400 Main g.. aeloal Pass 4 Ticket ACT
FORT WORTH 0ALVEBTOH. TEX
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

None but ten years old Belle Of Nelson
Sldakey sold over Tie Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26

Methodlst church ana breaches IN new
edlace, that IL one OF the abandonment apd
most costly belonging TO that denomination
In the south lie has leaped into immedi-
ate popularity and Is doing q noble work
IN his new nelu'
Another Georgia preacher who has made
for himself sure place In the confidence
and affections OF the people among whom he
ms been sent 20 labor, Is Rev. ]. III. Lloyd,
al Fort Worth. He was sent from the
South Georgia conference ana his splendid
church Ia Fort Worth recelyed bin with
inthuslasm. Ills work IL telling upon the
spiritual life OF his congregation and the
moral tone OF the city. send us more
GeOrglans like him. was the hluhcuoh
/ had laid upon me more than once
Ar the GEORGETOWN Southwestern Uni
yerslty, over which Or. J. w, Heldt pre-.
sided for more than forty years, ! Iohhd
many iuquirera eager 20 KNOW OF nus VIZ
Fare pr Heldt left upon the Institution
and the community marks o. hi. snopg
indIviduallty and strong, cultured Chfls-
vanity. II VIII be a subject Of regret %
large body OF hts admirers ~ texas tilHt
he returned 70 The Qld red hills OF Georgia
10 run "a sliding elders dcenuckF'
one Of the most interesting places thar
I visited IN Texas was the Agricultural ana
Nec.hanieal college near Bryan. ihla ~
A magnihccent institution, supported ~ ule
q,,nere,ssional fund and state appfopfia-
Nons The buildings are large hpenllI IA
construction ana equipment. lhe lAIh si.,
domain ~ over Two tuolhAhu 49,. f
cattle barns the pggeries creamery niiu
An fla oupnrtenaucls are OF the best me
hundreds ~ students are manly hlt,lilola,
urogrt,sslye fellows, under capable uhhpL
discipline. Ex-Soysriier , ls9s9; oI NJ NE
Ina5 ~ tie college, and mnd,r his Wise
and cfiolant control 4 should maze ,he
fullest support nom the pecWe SUI ~
is.,ieieture Texas owns no inner properly
~ ctV that promises better returns ~
men ana methods that make Tor inltpthu-
enre ma wealth, than this great college
The public square Of Texas country
town Oh q SATURDAY y asIt w 49,, fhrea
Ment-sd farfa wagons ami other COUNTRY
vehirles unon the courthouse quA,s ~, ~
M one tiine Aud the wagona ne 49,, w M
a'ar,.rs' marks from ncuif every e'Ats ~
ny linton eagt VI Che Aisssaippi nfef,
~ seores of them had been dlitea W
Teras By their owners hauiins sa t w.
fannies. fortunes ana HOBS " Wy.
m. aeorsia friends Of that hapgy.henrt
"a and hArd-w9rkiug prfatnsf' ~ -,
~ qYmmOnf. VIII be 6iaH " i'LlA lie
be has COME into - ia5ss a. a' nv Ht
ploce. u ~ 10 fhe hearts N the pep
~ ~, ifh books 81 love, and liey Ie e'r
,ng up 10 him nohly in thc 49, .yiil H..
rysiye work De Z doing 1919 maj.
peltel s,,,ii 4 man. He Is not ai "a tiie
el,es ~ fhe god g.fts Georgia nus HfAl
10 Texas reiuciahi-
A.. botGs-ana also hotelsi ~
ttAis rssi.irios are weii-appciuien ti,u
rule KS --6arel bur IA many nolAiif
hpetas HI Towns that should Ne a.A-i-
inaitle ~ "a better Tor the vas ~ Z
~ AZ -lNs u deus ~ miscry, Neipna n.
me nyst'e NJ torsfrles nul fle I'Hl arY4l
lifs Z ,he stsrlsId menu q ne fe5
c8mpt 1870 had 10 cal ~ eppeii,r
hotels had a henEfiletta ho't w
for w wa poon q deep " tAss .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
So so a Pattern

One line Of Changeable
Suitings in Diagonal Cords
in iridescent shades. These
are fine, soft fabrics in light
shades. Special offer at
So. so a pattern.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
At 81 Is

4Oinoh Silk Sublimes
finest quality in Cream and
Black, 81. % a yard.
At SO Cts
All the new shades and
tints in Popline Stripes, Di.
agonal Suiting worth 81. 20,
Easter offer 99c n yard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-26
At 81 rs a Pattern
At 81 SO a Pattern

A full dress pattern of fine
all Wool Serges in the light
shades and new tints of
Grays Tans, Resada.Green
and Modes, worth SO. 90.
This week offer "a. 90 a pat.
tern,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
MUSICAL MATTERS.

The participation OF three such excellent and dis
tngushed artists as Adolph Brodsky Anton Hiking
and Tlunkit Greene gave dignity TO the Damiosch
Popular Concert at the Music Hall last night which
more than atoned for the loss OF the part devoted
usually TO operate fragments. The programme was
miscellaneous In character. but there was something
for every taste and the entertainment thoroughly
ENJOYABLE Mr.. Greene has found hearty appreciation
for his unaffected and finished singing, and 1t Is
gratifying to know that he is TO give some re-
cltas In Chamber Music Hall, in which he VIII DE
able to appeal more strongly TO the sympathy winch
Is essential 10 complete enjoyment oil songs 'hah mas
been possible In the large music room lie INTRODUCED
an Interesting novelty last night in the shape Oh u
setting for solo voice and orchestra oi one Oh 'iooe
Anacreonic odcs, by c. Herbert II. Parry. Mr'
Hiking and Mr. Brodsky contributed greatly 10 'ne
cnjoyablity OF the affair. the latter giving IL I"
character altogether unique by playing bach GU,
cer,o in A minor instead Of one OF the ear-,lchas
compositions usually Lcard al sunday hlsh. roicein
In doing this he showed himself again IN Tie
which he has consistently filled since he came To- New
York rs an uncompromlSnS champion OF inc CLASSIC,
one mi.ht travel the world over Tor year Mi,ipu.
hearing Bach concerto, and It Is question whether
even In the home OF J,achim he would i n,.r !,
played with greater dignity of manner. mobility OF
style breadth and refinement OF taste than was
the cas-" last night. The audience showed colu,mi
appreciation of the music with its implied compli.
men, 10 their taste. and apphiuded till Mr. Broosky
responded with Tariinis sonata La Irlne ou
Dlabe, played as a solo without accompaniment
At BIS fourth planofortc recital tomorrow even
ing I'm the Madison Square Concert Hall, MI Arthur
Friedheim will play the following extremely interest
Ing list of pieces wasncrFIicdhem. "Wotan's Horh'
Ab,chod Won Brunnh lie nd Fcucrzauber' BE- hoveh
senate C sharp minor, Op. - No.: CHOPIN. Dailaa,,
A.aat major: senate u minor List, lenrdicuon
de- Diem bans Ia solitude: Balakreh. lsltmey,
oriental fantasia; WagnerFrcidleim overture, TAM
hauser."
The Obcrlin Glce Club has made Il deviation from
,h usuoI nrocce of college clubs By introducing the
whole Of Dudley Bucks contata, The voyage oI
~o,rmbus in its pr0rrmme such an example, II
followed by other colleges would soon give zee ., ,
concerts a dignity that they have never had III ms
countr, and never can have long "a they CONNIE
themselves to sentimental dites, nonsense ana Dah!o
PLAYING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
Pesto nlce Notice.
cad daily by all interested, as changes

tshould be read daily by all interested. as changes
Icser for ofssn need not be specially a.
ssss for d a1sd to by ssa s 81 Sans s
Commercial! documents Letter. not specially addressed being
'sns y a. sf MassS % wi" close
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Ii s tss and sss r e;
T. r.; faas f'ts 9, ts' 1rn MI
s;s F%ss s5. aSS o ssS
via r&DAH' and nsmt for E%s PER Ireland
be directed ,peF Lahn o a. % p m for IuAi'o' PEI
n.sa,o sFs Of Ess a q, t La rls 20:
fuonc per va 5 'a' Md HT Via
~ f mum. Or d,e E per H%1%f va %
for fHef f''S q NsHpas r osSn M
for sr%uas per Trinidad nI m JS SSDD:
TRIpAY-AAs for Duehcld' per Mica
tGDAY At 20 a. M supplementary 80 9: ND
tH s,,er. iSf other part, EMS Europe ia b'%se
pc, R%: at "s 80 Bremen %sss
.na %.srss sy ysg%
%aan. Sass%s'oSn directed
u 1sss . 81 scotland Ss b s,e Si ~:
CireasssD at II q. M for Camp-ehe Chapas. Tabsscs
and Yncatan per $ detters for Cuba Tamptcs
Cruz be directed ''per Ydcatan') at II e. m fog
'S%.Is en- a S$
per prns willeT ILL., a. y ana a. H. supplementary
Aene letters for Jacmel and AuxCayes HaytI muss b
directed per Alene' az II NJ for Porto Rico direct
for venszuS' and c%raeao also 9a~snia Via cpiaeao
per Philadelphia uetters for other Colombian ports
must be d1e re p F,Inss IL a. S.yp'
srain Portugal and Turkey, per S. la ChampaSns
$ a. Foxhall from New.Orcans; at g 40 p. M for So
Pierre; Mouelon, per steamer from Halifax
from San nor Fr.ncisso close here das uc 70 MsseS
liswai,s ~! aid samoan i:a sl p xs%ss:
with British mali for Australia. Mail. for China and
daily up 70 March 20. 30 p, m. Mall. 10. he
Hawaiian Islands ~, = Australia drcm Sen Fran
Malls China and Japan VIA Vancouver especially a.
dressed only. close this ofc" daily at 30 p Mails
s sram Ss"' Soe az ose Say S.
fer MIauon BY raj TO noson and theme By sseSs
By Il % tampa p Fs ard tn ssensc sSer ss
MONDAYS Thursdiys and Saturday. close at this oece
daily Il 30 a. Mails FOR Mexico. ovcr:snd. une:s
Trans. Pacific mails forwarded Francisco daily
Of their s unnt"r overland tr"nst to San Frsncscc
Mails from Fast arriving time at san Francisco
the day Of sailing Of stsamers ar dispatched thence Tie
Registered mall closes at p. m. previous day.
the piers OF the Am riean English. French and GersS
e. he r SG' q Ss o. % ws G MIC
Of the hour Of 's!ss & i'ssG;i cory r
1ssseeea xsw'Ysek. n. T. AsssA ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
rad seen three merchant ships flying the American

nao seen three merchant ships flying the American
flag.
do you suppose that is going to last forever ?"
l asked
Don't make mistake" he answered. Be.
lore twenty years are over you will see the best,
or some Of the best, liners on the Atlantic under
the Stars and Stripes
prophecy is pcrious thing bat the New
York and the Paris are the fuflment of Admiral
Nlchosons prediction. They are two OF the best
ships in the world, and they do sail under the
Stars ard Stripes. True, they are British built.
but it remains to us to hope tina: the new vessels
which are TO be built in Philadelphia may rival
them, not in speed only, but in stanchness. The
American Line, which is today American in name,
will then De moro truly American in fact
{, w &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
A REMARKABLE DUEL.
From The Detroit Free Press.

From The Detroit Free Press
The strange looking sat in one corner OF the
smoker and hadn't much to say while the drummer
and the Western real estate man were teiihg Iiirlr
stories. lie reused. however. alter pecuinriy pc
cull:r by The drummer.
49, That reminds me-, he said. Of something that
happened in mining town In the Rockies. curing I'D,
the good old times when everything was new out
there. Like every other mushroom muhlcIpan..;
had among us gamblers ana gree,es, 'o S a,t
cownrdly fellow in some ways ever saw. and how ne
had come to such place couldn't ,L h
doze him but he was brlghlminded. with bnc turn
for business, and was honest pistol was horror
under any circumstances. which, by the way, required
considerable corags In his case u diq at fused 10
drink with the ugliest. most dangerous man we nau
and a row cnsued The tough whipped out m, sLct
his arm and the other man went down on MS
knees and begged for his NE 1t was no goon now W
kin him. and 10 prevent open murder some one
suggested that they fight IL out IN me street anu
lie didn't know how 10 handle the gun at ALL ana
while one man showed him what to do. fonr or I'VE
Wees and a more abjcct scared specimen never
saw than that tenderfoot. He coma hardly s1,nu
io \ string The tough enjoyed II more than ANYBODY
else for he felt Of his victim Aitrr ne nay
watched the shivcring wretch n moment he pulled
up his gun. and al the sane i h ,os han" Vent
pulled his up and tried TO aim IT, linen naiS wrm
he toushs gun ana almost sm" Tha t"nr dropped
Ike Shot OK. and the tenderfoot threw up his right
and found the tough dead. with ballet through hls
heart and the tcnderfoot with his fingers ana hT,u
bruised and bleeding but not seriously injured Inc
bullet from the toughs pistol had struck the trigger
OF the tenderfoot's and discharged 1t Win la' re
suit ., No mos.
The strengthening man had apparently TO more
TO say and his listeners looked al each o'her queS-
tioningly.
The drummer coughed suspciously.
May ask he said. 4" how 1t happened that ,n wv,
tourl,s bullet didn't take the tendcrfootS nneer OH
before II reached the trigger Of his pistol
simple enough" replied the strengthening man
fr,nkly " M, didn't have his finger on the trigger :
he had II on the trigger guard. and he would naVr
been pulling on II yet To make me gun 20 OH IL
luck hadn't been against the tough .
The angc-looknr man relapsed into his former
silence and nobody had the cheek to try 10 tell any
stories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-20
4 YEARS WORK OF THE COyyECTTCCT Y. " c.

Erldceport. Conn, March 10 lspccia)-The state
Committee of the Connecticut Young Mems Christian
Associations has just issued its annual report Inc
membership OF the twenty four associations Is sou rs
against 700 last year. Ten associations have bu,id
ng, yaled at silI OO0 and other real estate valued
NJ ga 100: two associations have endowments aggre
eating $4,000 fifteen associations lave conductor
eight four educational GLASSES thirteen do special
work for BOYS ten report 80 prDfcssed conversions
The rcIort contains the proceedings of the annual
State convention and valuable papers and addresses
besides list OF paid officers. state and district com
mittees etc Among new features taken up during
the year are district work. industrial education
educational exhibit at the state Convention. and intro
ducing young men 10 Christian aclualntaacca when
fhcy leave home.