davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
SAFE AND SURE AS THE SOLID
EARTH.

The safety and soidity of financial
institution is determined BY the ratio of
its assets to its liabilities. THE Sc
CURITY TRUST Company has five
dollars of assets for every dollar of OBJ
legation it owes, Of every kind and
character.
No officer, director or employe can
borrow one dollar of its assets. Where
will you find more absolute security?
II acts as administrator, guardian.
assignee. receiver, trustee. 1t also
pays interest at five per cent for money
deposited for one month or more.
Gilt-edged mortgages for sale.
los East Fourth Street, ST. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
CALLED STONE LIAR.
Whereat Missouri's Governor Pro
tested With a Crutch.

tested With a CrutCh.
n EvADA, Mo-, July yesterday af-
ternoon Gov. Stone, Congressman Nor
gan. State Senator Wright, Postmaster
ingalls,, Frank P. Anderson and john
Cole, were sitting in the lobby of Hotel
Mitchell, when ex-County Recorder
King appeared and asked Congressman
Morgan if he had heard his testimony
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
offered by the Columbian.

Boston, July 1.-The Herald's London
cable says that the Columbia Athletic
club, of Chicago, has offered purse of
S45, 900 for Charles Mitchell to fight Cor
bett under their auspices, and that
Mitchell has accepted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
Scrap at Park Rapids.

Special TO the Globe.
PARK RAPIDS, Mimi, July IA
prize fight is advertised to take place
here Monday night between a fellow
here by the name of Proctor and a
Brainerd man by the name of OFT. The
fight is for SOD.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02

Earned runs, Harvard 1. Yale i; first base
on balls, highlands ,, Carter 2; struck out,
Highlands ., Garter ID; home run, Mason;
three-base hit, rockingham; two-base hit
Sullivan; stolen bases, Mason, Haliowell,
Upton. TraffOrd, Murphy, Beall = Case
passed ball, Mason; umpires. Curry and
Bond; time, 2:25; attendance, 5000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
Virginians Won. First Honors

CHICAGO, Julysl.-The University of
Virginia has won first honors i'll the
first week of the intercollegiate base
ball tournament. 1t cinched its play
today by defeating the University of
Illinois by score of 10 to z.
Half-price for Shoes to fit smell and
narrow feet, at LOyering's discount sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02

and. On Saturday, however, Brooklyn
and Philadelphia lost, and Boston took
the lead. 1t goes without saying that
the contest is the closest in the history
of the big organization. and there is go
ing TO be plenty of fun guessing the
final winner. Cleveland, whose work
has been rather disappointing the past
few days, is in fourth place, and Pitts
burg. on the 800 mark is fifth. New
York and Baltimore are having royal
fight for the next place, and the Gotham
ties end the week point the best of it.
Cincinnati is again playing a steady
game. and has pushed Washington
down peg. The other trio of West
erners are putting up indifferent ball,
and insist on guarding the rear. OF the
three Louisville is playing rather the
best game, but, owing to early reverses,
must remain in the rear at least for a
time. The great Chicago dailies. read
by 100000 people every day, are print
ing reamS of rOaSts of Uncle Adrian's
aggregation, and it is not known
whether the grand old man of the base
ball arena will strengthen up or make
application for place i'll an insane
asylum. The attendance the past week,
all the teams playing In the West, has
been diSappOintingly small. The teams
stand today as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
CAR COMPANY ENIBAHRAssED

Haif-price for Shoes to fit small and
narrow feet, a: Coverings discount sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
NEW TENTS

Complete with poles. ropes and
pins, from $40. Return this
ad. and we will mail you free
prices Of all sizes tents, wagon
covers, etc. Great bargains in
Guns and Fishing Tackle.
Roberts, $40 HiGoIlet, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-02
TRIPLE Tie BROKEN.
Boston Sets Too Fast a Pace
for st. Louis and Takes
the Lead.
Cleveland Makes Philadelphia
Tired in the Tenth
Inning.
Pittsburg Plays Too Good q
Game for the Brooklyn
Team.
Cincinnati Defeats Washing.
ton in a Very Close
Contest.

ES ERDA Y
afternoon was
broken, the ia
nous triple tie
in the National
league, which
has been on
since last'Tues-
day. For four
days Boston,.
Philad e | p hia
and Brooklyn
lOomed up in
the percentage
cOlunn neck
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
PERSONAL.

Paul Waules Of Denison was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Colonel John NJ Taylor Of Lexington,
Ky, Is visiting friends in the city.
$. d. SAMSON, n prominent merchant Of
SmithAeld, came over to Fort Worth yes
terday.
a. Is. Swan and u. II. Ikard Of Henri.
eta, two well known cattlemen, are IN
the city.
Neil Z. Anderson las returned from an
extended trip 20 Philadelphia and other
eastern cities.
Mrs Or. George and her charming
daughter have gone 10 Washington for
the Inauguration
w. y. Freeman, n merchant Of Gordon,
was IN the city yesterday buying a large
opening stock of groceries.
Mrs Matte H. Hun has returned
from Dallas ana VIII tll one week at
least with her relatives previous % her
departure for the north
Mrs w. H. Sprinkle left this morn
ing un tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas
for Dcnison. wEere she win spend two
or three weeks with friends in TINT city
Professor W. W. De Van Gundy
has returned from u trip of several
weeks duration 10 the Panhandle md
has accepted a position n the general
offices Of the Fort Worth and Denver
City railroad,
W. II. Booth leaves on the Santa Fo
this morning for Norman, o. r., on legal
buginpes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
PENCIL PICklNGS
IN THE CITY,

n. w. preslpy IS rejoicing over the ar
riynl 81 n tcu-p0und baby boy no his home
ON Kentucky avenue,
Poio Tally n another Of the citizen,
OF Fort North who has goue TO zee
Cleveland inauguaicd.
TheN WIN be meeting Of the ladies 81
ST. AudrnWs church nt Alrs. Pollock y,
POS w Sixth street today m 2,30 p. m,
Please bring yonr thimhles'
The colored woman. Nicely, who was
80 badly hnrpcd az Captain GQuh'a epnN
woohg ngo hns died from the ininriei
and her body was sent 10 her old home
Upon application mode Fob. %. 1902
tie maine of W. H. Gnune, division No,
2.Uniform Rank, Knights of Iythias, Inns
been chnnged 20 Fort Worth division
No. 2.
a new section has just been added &c
The switchboard Nd the Central telephone
office. with facilities for hfty m0rr sub
scilcra. The improvement WINS needed
badly. on ncoount 81 the company's in'
creuslng huancsn
A negro hurglarized the residence "a
Mr. George JOY on SamuolH avenue,
yesterday, Whilo tho family was absent
a amnll sum Of mnDey and some cloth
ing are 900 tho articles that have been
missed 80 Tar,
Yesterday morning when a. j Amber
SONS olofks opened lho store they found
one of the front doors on Houston strort
had been forced open and the store
robbed of fourteen hnc pistols and some
nOrnehaun pipes. The pistols were 1ll ~
improved makes ~ 10 "a calibre, aud ~.
vnlun Df THE goods iplcn W fully f2Ni
n whH Oilieef Towns. one OF the regss
lar WtrOlmpn who made the discoyrry
that tho store had beon burglnrlzed and
robhed
Colonel ]. w. Gibson, a well known
talllemDn Of WaRgOucr, l. ~ h Ia
the ciiy. He las juss closed blg cone
Tract With 81 llanueiofd az Gunhnry
for 1000 COWS az ST5D per head to b.
delivered no GVnbury between April I
and 8. aud for ipW cattle with Mr. Mo
Whnrler ~ baird 1Vx ihn oaiiln viii
be put 0n The range ~ the i. T. 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

damages Tor delay IN the completion Of
the work nc the pump-house The con-
tractors claim the delay IN this case
WAS due 60 two causes. the failure of
the city 20 furnish plans and the Carne-
vie strike OF Homestead. with which com
cern the contract for The steel beams,
etc, was placed The DELAY on the nnrt
Of the city in furnishing plans. though
the Dolby was ouiy short one. was
enough Ia Affect the plpcinr Of the cone
lrnct SO siX-months' delay ensued
but even with this, the plans were de-
hvered 10 the contractors April n. 1907
ana the building was 20 far completed
TINT the pumproom was under "a tight
roof hy Doc I. 1872. a delay of nine
days, though the entre work on the build
ing was not completed until about Jan
!, 1873, and this is what the city's SlO-
lO0claim was based on
These points of difference about In
round numbers 20 a dispute In settlement
involving, c on the masonory amount 20
ltuc measurement. $1,000. demurrarc,
$4,000, rchauline bin. SIG About
@leblb. Discussion eliminated several
OF these itoms. aud finally. nc the meet
ing yesterday afternoon. 80 nenrly was
an agreement reached, Mr.. Hawley. rep
resenung Macarthur Bros, offered 20
take what was justly due him ON ~.
masonmg account, the qm3 tat hue a Tic
pipe line and actual cost of the rock cx-
cuvahOn for the intake well about
$1,000 or 5000, and waive all other
claims.
The city's proposition figured up
Sl1lh40, and the waiver OF the claim
Tor damages for delay, neither party
Would make amy other concession and
the probabilities for law suit that will
De- in the Federal court at Dallas are
very good
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
the rHeATER.


A crowded hou8r greeted The return
Of fruhman'n company 90 iirUNuWnllH
hash night Tie bin was BoiaacO nud
DcMillr's society romcdy-drnma, ~ he
WIFE" and thr prHoniuiiun of this play
hid more ihuu usual interest, owing
40 fho recent lpath OF One Of ts tulentad
'rhe plny Is Co four ucta. and iiko erhc
Charity Bait q T. stronger in Che third
act thnu ii Anf others IN tact u ~ IN this
nct ihpt ihc chief Interest nl the drumu
oenieis. n dram with ihome. rather
friio. n h frao. but Il is bundled IN 81
manner 30 orgiun that one loses sight
OF tlc cOninpuneas Oi the ihrne A
jenlDls woman, by means of lnnuendo,
hronks OF 0u engagement nud niter
wards attempts 40 ruuhc trouble between
mnn aud wife Boy The too free nHe Of
her VouOmnus tongue. u W q story, Old
rs lhO hills aud only goes 20 show in
"A very furcnablc mnnnrr upon how iran
tenure ihe reputation Of woman huugs
aud how easily 10 IA forever blasted by
cnrclcss word Of enYions innupndo
The authors have, nH IN Tho Charity
Ball, woven Into he play triple love
story which ~ admirably interpreted
hy those ID ihe east Miss Charlotte
liltsll does some very clever work ln
thls pny. mud her expressive. mobile
TEXTURES portray stronger than the lines
she roads, the thoughts, feelings aud va
fiOus emotions oi ihc role She carries,
Mr.. Arthur Elliott ig happy in bis inter
prrinii0u Of John Rutherford, the United
Statos senator and the husband whose
Nilo ia slHndefed.
The cnure cast II strong, With the
possible exception Of Walter Hull Cros.
bY. who X iuciined % De- a little stilied
in BIS Interpretation Of me role az iobl.
Z f4ely "fhe chhrlts Bali and The
Wife' are veiy fmllnr ia motif nnd
Treatment, Fet, 10 Is hard 10 rny ia which
plGy Iliif company eXcclH. u A. 20 De ~
gfited ibis company could give ~ only
ore nialn pn TIC n'iufn eGe1eemeni 49,
fhr naiNe NJ ffuhnau, owing so tleir
cxcfiieuf work win hereafter IN 9 guar
ante az bH iheaiergOcfe Of this riiy
lhat uNr fNion sent here BY him u
"hrt rHH
Tbs nfsl attraction win he Airs Tom
Thumb nnl hcr company Of liliipuunns
in ihr c0mOdY. "lNe l0uniffa 0ll next
Saturday, matinee and cgeuipg
4l+..--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

made by tho city engineer Sll,7l2bO,
were approved
Tie ordinance was them taken up and
rcnd A lpw amendments were nndc,
Pennsylvania avenue hring loli out md
thc ordinance is 10 go into ritoct today
aud continue Ia force ono year
pciiunuN from William H. Steele aud
oihert asking for exceptions from The
street sprinkliug Tux were not granted,
The ordinance nB amended was adopt.
cd
The claim of A. u Rogers for Sl55 for
horse for the FIRE department WIS pre-
scented aud allowed, The payment 90 bo
nude WHOM i,OgorH gives bill If sale,
40 lO =. Do. Iho nonnoIl nli0umel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
IvED MY LIFE.
scratched Myself 70 Death
"a. cn.lcura Best Doctors
~ 10 Years nus siso-
.s.o Tor Cuticura Remedies.
5i'a ,,.va wen aIan Win
smooth skin

t,vo wars With a disease the
siraF Firm epes or 1 ,e, rseg an
'rata ~ tbrv did me no good Ny
4 cgIi ll.s SIPS one told me I would
Eye some tealing sp q, 10 Y ss e.
/ IAv SOW a rtpna rlond 0f mine
~ q va ...'s sirisahs, In, at tho time, and
= ~ ~ bdng nue. back some OF tac
D. A-f,frs lie bought two box (,
rEa 80. cakes CullCunA SoAr.
4 rlA ',,,,.rfrrRA REcOtVrST must
.. e''si o- sour curen q lteMEnt.,a,
riel az ~ n sgs 'S ST@s are g Wen al
/ 1f .e@r we're. 4 have had GOOD
% li5se / commenced 70 use he Curi.
ris an spree q, ing .so 5ae q iI s,'lo 81
~. II was the CuTiCunA kEMEpiE3
iiog sc j would have scratched
dsiif. fhave cut using We ine cat
n, .ioWld up since. -.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
THE CATTLE RAlSERS
Or Northwest Texas to Meet
in Fort Worth.
THE POINTS OF DISAGREEMENT
Between Macarthur Bros. and he walerworks
Committee That Delay he Settlement for
The Flew Walcfworhs The Ger.
mania Lodge Ball.


In response TO tho call published an
Yesterdays Gazette requesting nU those
interested IA the forthcoming cattlempu's
convection 60 meet and take The neces.
safy preliminary steps for the
reception of the visitors anu
70 provide means for their On.
tertainment quite q number of citizens
gathered ut the Office of X H.. Graham
and proceeded TO organize. NJ. G.. Ellis
was. elected president and George b
Loving secretary. After some discus.
SION the following committees wore ap.
pOintcd
Committee on hotels and rooms r.. ID.
Graham. chairman: Chas Coppinger. &.
- French }. 3. Wood, Thos. Witten. L.
l.. Moore.
Reception committee S. y. Burnett
chaiinlnn; ~ r. ID. Andrews. VIM. Hun
ter, Oscar White, -. b. Harold. ID. H..
Nnrdncr, d. u. krOlcr. John uornby.
W. X. Moore, u. W. Goodwin and Joseph
j. Loving.
Finance committee j. l.. Pennington.
chairman; g. l.. Ware. j. A. Wilson, i
w BarDee. Page Harris IL. n Kec.
nan, j. Is. Rosson, j. H. Harris Sam
Hunt and Geo. a.. Loving
Committee on hail music and bndgcs
NJ. q. Fills. chairman: II. H. Maddox.
John ). Andrews, T.. l.. Burnett aud q.
&. Drake.
. ht 'HlitilfU hl the NllltftNN commit
tees viii make calls for the
meetings Of their respective COM
mittccs as soon as practicable. and the
time and place viii be announced m The
Gazette The committee on hall. music
and bndccs will get down To work i'm
mcdiaicly as there is no time to be
lost and Chairman Ellis win hc pleased
10 meet this committee ON Thursday
evening 90 : o'clock M the office of H.
j.. Grih"tu, Mansion aousn hluck
Three different badges viii Ice used.
viz: for members. reception committee
aud visitors. Tie finance committee
will meet nt the Office OF j. L. Penning-
ton, Santa Re office. when notified
through The Gazette, whom it win be
decided whether n barbecue on banquet
will be- given.
Arrangements hayc been made with
all rouds for q rate OF one and one
third fares for the convention from Tex
as and Indian Territory uruw
The committees propose 10 outdo all
former efforts ia making success of
the seventeenth annual convention Of
the Northwest Texas Chtue-miscrs u.s.
ISOLATION, They have hecu selected with
regard 10 their general fitness. aud tho
time they viii be able TO devote TO the
natter and win leave no stone uu-
turned TO make The affair great sue
cess.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
TnIInns rInIr q nIIEI-

shreyepon. lA., Feb. ~. Especially -
VIII o. t'hcris, editor OF iio Baton
Rouge Adractfo, the administration or
gan, aud a. ID iilcls editor Of the Pro-
gross, in Ofihcisiug The editor " the Ad.
YOeatc nsed some very harsh Language.
Last satnuiag Dir Choyls. Ia company
with Colonel IN vi Lombard ol New
Ofleuus and Nv n ~ KedJy Of BATON
Rouge. cane 10 Shreveport ior the ppf-
lklae Oi demanding pn apology or q heht
Nh Hiak4 refused b apologize aud q
aucl was arranged The bellgeranfg
tool thc 40 o'clock tfsjn lilg morning for
Wdakou. Ynaa jusf beyNpd the state
linr. Ull ufrllMnarta pcfe arranged, ne
gentlcnfii exchanged shots, nell her WAS
shot sad fhfg shook hands fha Uliole
nlale population 81 the towA of Waekorn
turned 1ul % sre ihr Allow. The duck
was al hllesa p4cca
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
BEDFoRD NOrEs.

John VI Moore aud family of Fort
Worth were with friends and relatives
at Bedford Sunday
Prof H. J.. Graham was compelled
ca give up teaching two days last week,
owing 10 In grippe
The "hnnd boys gave another enter,
tniumcnt at the college last Friday night
to q large and upprociative audience.
Thomas Miller Of Fort Worth spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Miss DcIin French gave q pleasant
party TO her numerous Young friends
Sunday cveni IS, II being the occasion of
her 10th birthday.
The Boptists OF this place have Just
had their church ccilcd, much needed
Improvement
Our merchants are doing an unusually
large trade for this time Of year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
GnRNIANIA Innln nAII-

last night the bail Of The Gernnnin
lodge. knights Of Honor, was given
ne the hall corner OF Fourteenth aud
Main streets and was well attended.
nearly all Of the very best of the German
families Of this city having representa-.
tivcs present Ault's orchestra furnished
the music. The program WIS varied and
the enjoyment wax keen until, I'm the we
sm0' hours, the last s0hbng strains OF
the last waltz said good night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
'mEAsURY DEPARTMENT..
q Comptroller OF the Currency,

N NNiNI ANiANA % AAf WI 'AN ~
Washington, Feb. G, 1893.
- by satisfactory evidence pre-.
D tie undersigned, Il has been made
ilat "Ihc American National bank
Worth. ln the city OF Fort Worth.
mpniy on lagrant, ANA state of
~ complied with an the provisions
statutes of thp United States, re-
le Compiled with before nm assO-
lil BE- authorized 10 commence the
~ hnking;
leniQrc j. AlonzO Barton Hep
1plmller Of The currency, do here
|lk ihat ollie American NutlOnul
kgi Worth" ia the city Of Fort
le county OF Tarraut. and state
y authorized to commence the
q banking as provided Ia section
we revised statutes of thu United
0lany whereof witness my hand
X ONCE this 9th day of February,
a. y. HEPBURN
In Comptroller OF the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
lI-r0N TWENrY 80, TINE.

lFAGt-FS FLOYD COUNTY
had situated IN kalley county.
.Mmt si0uprs court OF Floyd county
ell receive bids on the above lana
lte ~ day OF the regular MuY
iSa The court reserves the right
a iny aud all bids. For further par
II apply TO a. b. Duncan, county
Nrydgdn. Floyd county, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

matter through the council The gen
tloincn who were making tho objections
bad been inyitiyl 40 he present and II
they were MOI present u was their own
fault ma nu uue could claim surprise.
Alderman Mes said they were not
prslug The matter, they were perfectly
willing The matter should 10 over "a
week as Aldormnn Orr asked.
Alderman Early said the penalty
clause was pat IN 10 insure iho con
struptiOn of the work according 10 the
agreed plans. This had hccn done aud
the work Hrccptnd by the dty council
aud paid for The tcst of the Pipe lno
was the only thing remaining, and they
proposed ~ retain more than 40 per cent
of The cost for the total cost of the plpo
line WAS about $4,000 of SlOO.OOO
n the council wanted time un any OF
these payments u would have boon bet-
ter for them 90 have made the objections
when the council was allowing $4,000
10 $4,000 In night
Engineer Kerr snid lac would not un.
dcrtnke 20 accept The work on bis own
responsibility
Alderman i'illcr wanted fhe works no.
Copid as whole, and this could not
be- done until the pumps were in,
Tho whole matter was, 40 last post,
poncd Tor week
The resolution 70 bus 1000 fcot Of
hose was referred 10 the hre commit
tee.
The clcclrc ordinance was adopted
Wallace Vincent complained tlat bis
bid lQr the North street sewer was NOT
considered, bpcause hc had deposited
li|f check with tho mayor instead Of
the city engineer. Referred 20 the street
and alley committee
Tie petition OF H. q. Conloy Tor ud-
justucnt OF assessment wis sent 10 the
hnanfc committee, ab WAS Is. a. Cusi.
mans on q similar subject
The Penn Life Insurance company
peitiOned for % reduction Of ussessucni
on the board " trade building ilnauco
committee
a. IL. Kerr objected 20 The awning
M 10. 1909 Main street being repaired
COR 4 bad ,aeleriornifl % per cent. Sent
Go the police committee
Tile city engineer was Instructed 10
make pronipa 81 the sewer lines about
llie high school building
Alderman Early introduced a rfHOlu.
ton that Mayor Paddock be- authorized
90 80 20 Austin % SEQ about the new
charter Adopted.
The following summary Is frpm The
annual report Of r. A. CnldwGl city as-
SCISSOR and collector On the adraiOreIn
rolls for lS0l
Amount Of roll s.....,... S270,TGS51
frpdita
tallocied ............. gai.OlG.Ig
Sold 20 City ..,......... 34.382 O5
Delinquent personal prop
eriy ............ 1900
Error account ............ aNODi
Merchants National bank ien-
ioinedj ....,......... Oii0O0
Total ............... s2TG. 70S.51
A resolution wag pagfcd calling upOu
fIn itfe ntfufuqV f0r AL OuiUiou ga fhe
citg'sSiiabiliiY ler thq present payment
81 nmv 81 ihn iO per cfut rfiaiued from
The regiments 10 the Waiefworks cone
traOftY8
Tie 'strscs sprinkling oflirnuce WAS "a.
Ken w. The eEtlmata oi PIE e4psnse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
TIIE CNTRTS

In tho Seventeenth district court tho
case Of the Louisiana refining company
The taking of evidence closed yesterday
and today will be- devoted TO arguments
In the Forty. eighth district the court
devoted the day Ia the ease of The State
vs.. Virgil MnNey. charged with thpft
Of over $50 The cOsc win probably go
90 the jury today.
No new suits were filed IN any Of the
courts Yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01

rlar annual meeting OF the stock
IA the Fort Worth and Denver
'lway company viii he held at
ID the company IN The city az Fort
|lex., on Tuesday. March Z next, nt
|loek d. m. The transfer books viii
! lob. nc 1890 O'Clock, a, m. and
la March az 1910 o'clock n. IN.
". A. ROSS. Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-01
PREseYrkRIANs
10 Meet To-day at Waco TO Transact Tn.
pohanl Business.

Waco, Tex. Feb, . Especial The
Joint Presbyterian committee appointed
~ the general synod meeting Of tho lNcs.
hytoran church OF Texas az Corsicana
last October win meet la this city TO
morrow afternoon. III is composed Of
committees from ihe synod ~ the Cen
trail Texas prushytery and the trustees
OF the Presbyterian school VI theology at
Austin as follows.
synod coiniuiitce-licY DR. j. II.
Virgins, Bonham; Rev DR. X. H. Nall,
Fort Worth, Rev. Dr. w. X. Marshall
OF Marshall
Central Texas Ppshytery Roy a. r..
Shaw. Bolton: Elder w. 81 DOdsou Of
Waco: Rev. John Mcl'arlane Of Corsi-
cana
Trustees theological school Rev Dr.
II. X. SmoOL Austin; Elder j N. Brown.
Austin; Rev. Or s. A. kinE Waco.
The object ~ The ueeting - tp define
more clearly the relation ~ tie school
az theology 10 the Presbyterian church
N Texas aud devise ways and neans
10 eniisi an OF the six Prcsbyieries %
he state IN support % ihe institution,
which. since 81 creation eight years ago.
las hcan supported apd ualuin.nfd ~
the Presbyterian. ~ fimirai ictns. AN
members OF d. tOnraiiiee WIZ uullt.
several hayihG Sarnyed iodAf ite
meeting q cyn.cted % h. iu essioh puii
Saturday