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FARM on WHITES CREEK
FOR SALE

hRvc for sale y farm uf TWO hundred
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For SALE.-One lot 25XioO on which f. a
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WEST BOUND.


No. IL ViygjaiG Specialization
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JOSEPH WILLIS,
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COALTON COAL.
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Fruit.-Fruit crop moderate
grapes rottening in some localities
melons not doing so we'll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
TEXAS SETTINGS.

The fruit crop in Hunt county bids fair
to bee "a good one.
Small grain crops In Callahan county are
Ia excellent condition.
The Ilpscumh postofllce was robbed OF
500 one day last week No clue.
VIII SHIP Is In the Paris IAN on the
charge Of Introducing liquor into the Indian
Territory.
Jim liurng was brought IN from the
Indian Territory and placed In the Paris
jan on charge OF adultery
The people OF Baird are rejoicing over
the packery deal. That being n stock sec
ton, It Will be very much benefited by
the deal
The criminal docket In the Delta county
district court has been entirely cleaned M,
nnd there ~ not prisoner IN the jail at
Cooper.
Or. ], IT, Grant Of Hartley has been
appointed division surgeon ON the Fort
Worth and Denver railroad 20 nm the va
cnncy caused by the reagnatiOn OF DR..
shelton.
The Fort Worth and Denver railway will
furnish FREQ transportation to two dele
gates from ench county 10 aud IRON the
Immigration meeting nj Vernon ON the
10th OF next month
Al Parts, horse being driven by Misses
Ada Brooks ana claire Boyd became fright
cued az a trnln and ran away. Miss Brooks
was thrown Violently from the buggy and
received painful nluries, while Miss Boyd
escaped unhurt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
STOCKS AND BONDS

New York, March 23.--There was a
decidedly stronger tone to speculation
AT the stock exchange today. Dealings
were not particularly heavy, but well
distributed, and few stocks failed to
share in the Improvement that took
place in the general list. The advance was
equal to l-2Cdl II. Buying was stimu-
lated by the easy feeling In money. the
fact that little or no gold will 90 for
ward by Saturdays steamers and the be-
lief the government will shortly am.
nounce the issue of gold loan for the
purpose of increasing the treasury gold
reserve, and thereby add to the conf
derFe Of the general public as 10 the
intentions of the administration to keen
the various notes of the government on
parity.
The character Of buying was far bet
ter than of late and the market had 1
good support on the reaction. During
the afternoon the bears attacked Vest
ern Union, I4ackawanna. New England
aud Sugar, which fell off 10 1 Id but
the remainder Of the list reacted only
fractionally and toward the close
there was q partial re-
cOycry. The market left off firm with
the majority of leading shares 1-SIi / "a
higher than yesterday.
Railroad monds dull, steady.
Government bonds steady.
States neglected.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

No cash capital is required to make
YOU 9 swnppor Let MS help you to get
rid OF the articles Of no use To you. Adj
Nertlse In our swap column.
The boy on the fence in the country
ana the merchant prince in the city are
equally Interested In our swap column
Yesterday morning it was discovered
the safe Of the City Railway company
ma been robbed. The loss was about
Olive =. House. who shot DIR. Stevens
~ Mansfield last fall, surrendered 10
SSheiill tuless yesterday and was bonded
has your hoy the commercial instipctY
lie may have in him the mnltinp of
second Gould or Vanderbilt. Try him
through our swap column.
The collector for j. NJ. Blanke. n
young man named EastOn. wns arrested
10y the sheriff yesterday on a complnh,t
Oh ehlDezsltmcnt made by Mr.. Biankp
n marriage license was issued vestor-
Gay to j. II. Howard and Miss Abbie
We act W. master of ceromorios
We INTRODUCE the swappers and they do
the rest. There Is no limit To the good
nature of Our swap column.
hHrNey Ware is lying at the pnipt 40
utngn WITH pneumonia, and il constantly,
iunlhE Tor MS brother r. G. Wnre. who
Is absent Ia the Indian TERRITORY nm ~
hilhtlng. expedition, but whose ,vbaro.
upouts u unknown 10 his family nnd no
recall him. ''uI 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
IN The CITY.
srILpuuR SPRINGS.

Sulphur Springs, Tex, March %
Especial. IA severe wind and rain storm
passed over this city and the western
portion Of the county last night. The
wind did considerable damage 70 fences
and fruit trees, and the rain fell In tor
ents, washing away bridges and eros
sings on the Pine Hill road. Never was
there so much lightning in storm In
this section as last night. lt seemed
as II the artillery Of heaven had turned
loose. Binding flashes of lightning,
lasting for several minutes aud followed
by terrific thunder claps, made it appear
as II the bottom was about TO drop out
Of things. The ignorant negroes living IN
the eastern portion of the city declare
1t was warning from God, and will
soon begin a protracted meeting It is
somewhat remarkable. however, that no
very great damage was done.
There Is considerable talk of an inn
migration society being organized I'm this
city. The GaZette's persistent appeal TO
advertise Texas has touched a respon-
sive chord in the minds of our business
men.
That special edition Of The Gazette
won many compliments from the Sulphur
Springs merchants They always swear
by The Gazette and solemnly affirm that
It IS the best daily In Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
rrMrEn arar1cE WIN cnARIrY

TEMPER JuHTGCE WITH CHARITY
The truth about Land Commissioner
McGaughcy, as far as II can be gathered
from the report Of the investigating COM
mittee and the cx-parto evidence coli
lccted by the press correspondents, f.
that he Is the victim Of over-conGdence In
nn inexperienced aud reckless son. Many
n father before him has committed the
same mistake.
II Is stated that rcmoustrancc was
made 90 the commissioner against the
methods of management of the school
land department 10y his son, and against
the specific acts condemned In the com
mittec's report and that he stoutly up
hold tile acts OF hs son against criticism
at or about the time OF their commission.
If this report boz true. IL is obvious that
the commissioner should not rcmnin in
charge OF 40 important trust as the
public land office. An error of the head
of that degree shows fatal weakness,
and there can be no assurance against
it, repetition, The snme cyuhcrant CON
fdence which confirmed all that was
done by son palpably untitled for
managerial duty. would, IN the nature Of
things attach itself TO somebody else
who might or might not be person
fitted 20 WELD such power
Assuming that there has been no benc-
liz 10 the commissioner from any unlaw.
full net. aud this seems 10 be generally
admitted, It would be both useless and
cruel to resort to an Impeachment trial,
n public condolences In the management
of the land Office can Doe restored without
proceeding so severe Should the com
missioner rs has been reported, be will
ing TO resign, an easy solution of the
difficulty will be presented, that would
be accepted 10y the people as ample
atonemcnt for a weakness. not toierable
In public officials, but very human.
The kindness Of heart Of the commits
sioner il proyerbial. Let the public exc
tend TO him that charity Of Judgment
which he has shown probably TO every
creature coming within the range of his
life aud influence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARLINGTON INN.

AAAAfAANhAON INN
Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson, Detroit; II. w. Ham
mond, San Antonio, Arthur iIirsch. New
York; Chas. ~ Worthum Richmond Ma .
d. 4. Camp, Houston; j. VI. Black. san An
tonic; Frank Smith, New York; Dick Me
w. Richardson, Philadelphia; D. h. Frank.
Tort, Philadelphia; III. J. Bartlett. Balti-
more Md; Mr. q; II. Chase and child
y lloyey, Bowie, Tex, NJ. a. Low, Topeka
Kan H. 4. Parker, Chicago, W. w. leak
Dallasi George ID. Green, Cleburne, Tex (:
Mrs. q W. lyman Omaha; Mrs. G. ~
Mrs; n ). Belden, Omaha: H. ]. Ilogney
wichita, Kan; Il. w. Skillman, New York /:
9hL rles Goldberg. -. Quanohi DR. +. y.
Omaha; William HInzelton, ST. Louis; %.
Hirsberg, Atlanta, Ca.
P1CKWICK.
J. H. FULLY. New York; Geo. n. pringIe
New York; II; 4; Harris and wife Mem
PMS Tenn; o. y. Dlllen and WIFE, Mem
Plhis Tenn; a. J. Baker San Angelo: W.
y. Crissey, New York: n. Suttclis St
Louis; J. u, Harris. Dublin; W. S. Scy.
inour. New York; otto Buchnl, Cuoro, Tex. f:
w. l. Close Iowa city; q 10. Wilkinson
Eddy, y. NJ; NJ H. Mlnter, La Porte: E
II Lingo, Denison; ] G. Paul, Panhandle,
Tex J. D; smith, Dallas; y, S. Campbell,
Corney Kansas city r. NJ Peterson West.
mount, Neb.; w. @. Peters aud wife. chi.
eago; Preston, shearer 81; Joseph, Mo. ;
lta Falls; Ada Waggoner Wichita Falls:
Chas. Rollins, Little Rock; Frank W.
city; JnO Beckett, Cameron. Tex. H. ~
keck, -. Louis; q. l.. Rosspn Dallas: II
g. Preston, New York; NJ. L. Berry, Ian
castor, Pa. Rice H. Bell. Kcokuk. Ia:
W u, Hit, Chillicothe. Mo; 9. II. Myrick.
buffalo, n. y; j. II. Show, Sandwich his. I;
Chns. A. Fox, New York Jno. w. Kellogg.
company; Joe g. Miller, Winfield. Kan.
II. X. Ewrln, Itaska; IL. NJ. Stonebroaker,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

1T acres, being the Leigh Oldham and
the George W. Main surveys about 1-2
miles south of Fort Worth. Price, $500
per acre.
A acres out Of the Hiram Little survey
about 10 miles south of Fort Worth
Price, S350cO.
90 acres out Of the west one-half Of the
j. n, Ellis survey, ? 1.2 miles south of
the courthouse. Plated into streets and
los lots 5ox10S feet each Price, s. lin
$ is acres ont of the east half of the
/ ~ Ellis survey. Plated and known
as South View Addition. Price, s. lin
quire).
Fort Worth, all fenced and partly In
cultivation. Price, $500 per acre.
231 acres, Z IL miles southeast Of
Fort Worth. on the Mansfield road and
ii. & n. O. II. H. Price, $12.5O per
acre.
23O acres, 5 miles west Of Fort Worth.
1rhe Trinity river runs through one corner
~ fms tract Price, S11.00 per acre.
Lots 5, q, Z, 8, 10, Ia, is, & 10 In block
az City of Fort Worth, being the north
hoif of the block, and fronting 100 feet
an Houston, 100 feet on Main street aud
200 feet on Fifth streets. VIII sell all
together, 50x10O feet on corners, or other
wise, as desired. For prices inquire at
our office.
West one-half block % fuckers addition
TO the city of Fort Worth, being 2O0x315
feet Of ground Cess 00x115 feet Sold.
Good S-room house. stable, orchard and
two good wells. Price, S10,00O00.
Lots Z, 8 and II, In block 4, McAnulty
& Nesbitt's subdivision Of block 10.
Fields addition 70 Fort Worth; within
100 feet Of Magnolia avenue, on which
runs the Belt Line OF the City Street
Railway. Price 100000
Lots IA and 10, in block 4, McAnulty
& Nesbitts subdivision Of block 10,
Fields addition to Fort Worth, 100x100
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
MINOR ACCIDENTS

At O'Clock yesterday morning j. NJ
Hall was found lying under the joint
track trestlc near Front street He
was crossing. stepped aside To avoid n
train, fell TO the ground and was Sc
yerely bruised
Jim StansOn, Texas and Pacific
bridge builder, had his left foot caught
under an ovcrturning pile Of timber in
the Texas and Pacific yards yesterday
and the ankle was crushed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
IIGuTNINGS WORK-

general disturbance of the electric wires
IN the city and telegraph, telephone.
Light and power wires were all affected.
NO serious damage was done In any
instance except horse was killed at
First and Harding by a stroke Of light
ming Some telephones were burned out
and some of the city lights put out, but
all these injuries were repaired yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
A SUCCESSEIIL RAI1.

Last night at the German hall. NJ
the corner Of Fourteenth aud Houston
streets, Spring Palace lodge A. o. u.
W. gave q well managed and well
attended ball that was season of
thorough enjoyment to the 100 or more
couples present IL was truly good
ball, II good attendance, good music.
good floor and good management make
a good ball
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
TOsTER's LoCAL FORECAST.

The storm WIVES will reach this meri-
dian, and the other changes noted will
occur at and within 100 miles Of Fort
Worth within twenty-fOur hours before
or after sunset Of the dates given be-
low:
March 24-Modcrating.
March 25-Warmor.
dian.
March 27.-Wind changing.
March 2S--COOlor aud clearing.
March 2o.-Fair and cool.
March 3O-Warmcr.
March 31.-Storm wave on this meri.
dian.
April Wind changing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
PERSONALS.

g. B. Koyl of Austin is in the civ
Dr. W. ID. Reynolds of San Aptonio
Is at the Mansion. -'"'ou'o
from Denver. -''' ie'u'n'u nome
Is in the city. Deiton'te'
the city yesterday. was :"
Ihll Greeuwall left last night for New
orleans on business trip.
Mrs Octavia Jones has gone on n visit
10 friends and relatives at Kosse.
Mrs. Songuinette, with her Httle dou,,b.
Ter, Is visiting friends at Waxabocbie
Mr.. and Mrs w G.. Peters of \vicb.
ia rails are Ia the city for n few days
Miss Emma Duke of Mineral Wcus
IS visiting Mrs. Stevenson ON Pench
street. '"'i
Mrs, sam Butler and little son Eyorott
aTe spending this week with relatives nj
Il, II paugheity. editor of the Wicb-
of Texas. wy
O. A. Ginnochio of Marshall Is IN For,
worm looking after his business inter-
ests here '''''-
:. l. Jalonick, Jr., well-known Dallas
yesterday. W ''''PO''s
Or, w. G. Strong Of the Denver uni
Yerslty rs IN the city, the guest of DIR
Fisher of the Fort Worth university
Barlow s. Langford Of Gallntin. Tenn
Is IN the city, stopping with his sister
MrS' w. +. Stone, 80 East Weather.
ford starect.
g. j, Walker, business manager of
me COLONEL IS IN the city arranging
tsuf M Of 4
Greenwolls ON the evening of the 39th
Il. Cullen prominent real esrnte
dealer OF Dallas, was in the city ycster-
day. He says the Dallas real estate
market Is improving and some good sales
are being made.
Miss Agnes Shimln leaves this morn.
INK TO visit friends Ia Kansas CITY. Miss
ahlmin has taken very active part i'm
several public entertainments, aud du.
ring her short stay Ia our CITY has
made many warm friends.
PBEsDYTERY 10 MEET
Palestine ,stine LeSI, March q Special )-The
at Palestine April ~, nc $40 D.. M. mo
first day, the 18th, will be devoted 10 Snb.
bath school questions aud the following
topics VIII be disCNssed:
"Whnt Scriptural Authority Have We
for the. sabbath sehoolF' opened by Rev.
and Keep Alive an Interest Among tie
Teachers" opened by Rev W. X. Mar.
shall ID, ID.
'WhQt should be the Qualifications OF the
Superlhiendentr opened By Rev, Or s. A.
"What should be the Qualifications n
| Chambers m
"liow Can the International Jessons be
lmproyedF opened by Rev u NJ. Coch-
what Means Can beIised 10 secnra tho
/ study OF the shorter Cntechismy" opened
| hy Rev, Th0s. Ward White
"Whnt S. the Relation OF the sabbath
| a., Williams.
what Is the DUTY Of the Members OF
| the Church With reference TO the sab
| Rae.
@ls { Necessary That a sabbath School
] Teacher Should he Member OF the
churcnT opened by lteY. n. l.. Allen.
"liow Can the SABBATH schools be- Made
! Atractiye 10 Teachers and students f'
| Opened hy Rev. W. A. JONES.
~ Is deslred that all members OF thu
! pgweytegy shah take part Ia the discussion
| OF these toplcs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
SOLD AGAIN.

Yesterday morning Thos Sandidge, as
trustee, sold to Max Elser the property
Of the Mail Publishing company, the
consideration being $1,000.
This sale has no connection with The
sale by Sheriff Euless, but 1t means
that a legal contest win be necessary
to decide which of the two sales is the
bonn fide anle
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24

feet south front on AaglaA
which runs the Bolt Ls
Electric Street Railway f1t
Lots / and 8, bloel N 4
Nesbitt's sub-diylsicn q h''s ",
addition 10 Fort Wclia
east front on colIege t,sni, n
from tho City Elsciile w -
Tots 3 and Z, blseL
Nesbitt's snb-.llyislon y w
addition to Fort NoiH
east front, within one Z, W.
Electric Car Line. fn'.
lot O. block I, Gig q &. i Y.
400 feet on the lonheAs N
ton aud First streets y
stony brick sloreb9a',' c..,.s
s ,Se Crawford 1TF Dgg0'd' V'1,'
S30,000.0O, Nh
Lot and frame . sle.s sa "a
~ Dido Price, SigOgv
i !, p, p nv O'y' Iot 4 blgeE /.
soutb front, good s,s ll
stable. known A. 81
Price. $4,000
Lots /, 2 and 3, B ~. sI,ss
d,iion 70 Fort NorInl
n. 4 r. righl q g sg.,
Jennings ayen'e'
lot, ,i,tW. ll.
,, Lots :, o Fort Worh i,,.'
. dlIlo y y = right q M.
ine n north 4 100 feei g
S50)0. 90 par lo; ,,sS|
Iots 4 2, B 4 ,,
,, Loi5 Evans w e '.,,
~ me- William }, el s n, on h
and within one ble'@
Gar Car Line, Phes S;ss NY
Also numerous 0l +
S ass MiiI sip psI iuii lai'''
cation. . 4, w.
out notice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-24
FINANCIAL.

locally. business shows constant IN
creasing tendency and the reports from
confdenre. Bank clearances yesterday
were sob, 49T IA; balances. Sl04,6lilZ.
For the corresponding week last year
clearances, $163,5OA34; balances Sllo,-
1gO AZ