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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
MAIL BY TROLLEY CARS.
RFesident Norton Hopes tho System
May Prevent Strikes.

President Norton. Of the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Railroad Company of Brooklyn. is
to-day completing arrangements for
making his road part of the great
mail delivery system Of the POST fice
Department Of that city. The painters
are at work making signs to denote
Uncle Sam.
II 10 proposed on the start to despatch
the mails between the General Post
Once and intermediate points and
Coney Island over the Fifth avenue line.
Tiro bags will at first be carried on COM
mon cars. but later regular mall trolley
oarS will be used.
Besides the saving of time, It is
also claimed that the Atlantic Avenue
Railroad people hope to prevent strikes
On their lines on the plea that they ars
carriers Of United States mail. Other
gaiiroads ara looking for q slice OF the
man carrying business.
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KILLED BY A FlOWER-POT.
1t Fell from IL Window on Little
Willie Daum's Head.

The Coroner was summoned this morn
ing to view the body of William Baum,
one ana a half years old. of POI East
one Hundred and Fourth street. The
child was playing with several other
children in the back yard of the tene-
lnent yesterday afternoon, when a flow
er-pot, shaken Ia the wind. fell from the
window sill of the third floor and struck
the child on the head
The third floor is occupied by Mrs.
Junkers. The child died this morning
No arrests have been made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
EDISON is MUCH BETTER.
The Inventor May be Out Again iu
Few Days.

ORANGE n. j.. June 27.-Thomas A.
Edison, who has been Ill at his home in
Llcwcllyn Park since Saturday last,
passed restful night and slept we'll.
When Or. Fewsmith. of Newark
called on Mr.. Edison this morning he
fo'nd his patient somewhat improved
The ply stefan said that II Mr.. Edison
keeps absolutely quiet for few days
more he will be able to attend TO bust
"a nS,lnl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

NEWINGTON, Conn, June T.-Marie and
Annie Munsell were struck by train here last
evening and instantly killed.
SWANS ISLAND, Me-. June 27.-By sI-
ploson in the granite quarry here yesterday
one man was instantly killed Supt. Taylor had
5ne eye put out and his head badly injured.
He may die.
DULUTH, June T-John Flor. of Buffalo,
mate OF the steamer Spokane. was instantly
billed last night. He was STUCK by q sssl
bucket and knocked Into the hole.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
MAY BE A CHILD MURDER.
Infants Body Found in a Sewer,
and Police Investigating.

NEWARK, n. j., June 27.-The body
OF male child, apparently about one
year old, twas found last night in a
sewer at the corner of Bloomfield and
Second avenues. The police are making
an investigation. as II is probably a
case of child murder.
The body had evidently been in the
sewer II long time. as 1t was badly de-
composed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

William May, a conductor on the Newark troll
ley line, late last night found a man lying on
tho road ncar the Glendale woods. The man S
head was crushed and he subsequently died. He
was John Murray, driver for F,gensiein's Brew
Fry in Newark. II is supposed that he Vas in.
1ured by falling from his wagon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
$4,000 FIRE IN HOBOKEN.
Fierce Blaze in SeebOld Bros Ink
Factory This Morning.

Fire was discovered in seebo.d Bros
ink factory. Hoboken. at $40 this
morning. The factory. which is located
at Eighth and Grand streets, was burn
ing fiercely when the flremen arrived.
After about an hours work. the flames
were eXtlnguished. The loss is about
$1,000, on which there is some insurance.
The cause OF the fire is not known
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

LONG BRANCH. " j., June 27.-Washburn'
circus, which vas TO show here to-day. was
refused a license account OF the reported
smallpox among the performers. General Man
agrr Snowman has changed his course, and the
circus went TO Toms River this morning,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Col. Martins New Position

tBy Associated PrCssD
DIES MONIES. June q Private dispatches re-
c"iNrd here state that Col. l. n. Martin has
been appointed general manager n the Iowa
Central Railway 10 succeed MAJOR nNelll
Martin recently resigned has position as gen
erll manager Of the pcs Mulucs Northern aad
Western
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The Cope|and Medical Institute,

is West Oath ST.. New York.
". II; Coprlnnd, ". ID, GonsplIinG
OFFICE HOURS; Daily, %. NJ too p. NJ.
Sundays % A. VI. To 8 j. NJ.
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Voice of
The People

The testimony Of the whole people. with
out regard to any condition in life. given
not only Voluntarily. but gladly and CRATE
fully. In view of the great relief and actual
cures accomplished by Its use, prove over
and over again. IN this city and in every
city and hamlet In tins broad land. the
positive and peculiar virtues Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Mr.. Jacob Michaals, agent Of tho New
York Life Insurance Company, 1886 Mad
ison avenue, city, says: For a number
of years had bron chial catarrh. which
feared won id result in consumption.
was treated by leading specialists. but
obtained no relief until I consulted Drs
Copeland and Gardner. Under their
treatment / improved from the start. and
today am ENTIRELY CURED of my
trouble"
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About SIX months uua nay little son, aged three,
was very much troubled With breaking ont on
his scalp and hrh,ul his caa The places IN, ~, d
were about u, Ia'-r rs II SILVER dollar. the ilesD
seemed raw and covered with little blistcrS. The
child suffered considerably and was naturliy-> cry
!rrtful. ! tried several remedies without obtains
ing any beneficial suits. IA fact, the cruptuus
seemed 10 tc spreading and new Place, break ing
uui, | coyviudrd to try tho CrrlvJHN REaI-
uirS, and bought a nuN uf CrIIrrHA, a cake of
CurlcvHN soar Hud a. bottle ui CuIIrrEN RE
suLvrNr washed i"a affected parts with the
trri'rHA soar, iut = r'r" not to trgitalc the
flesh. aad applied UrIDrR IA, | noticed change
for the better IN ia" appearance Of the crupIunS
IN ,wonty.,ouT hour, continued the trcatms NJ
morning ami night, and In two weeks the crup-
tiunS enurcly disappeared, leaving the skin
smooth auL ,hr sa.lp clean, iG l"ct, a perirCr
cure. q, hay" u.' surn ANY indication, 81 I,ry
tr.ptlnn OF iTHhiH= uut Iucr, -yyr the Ctild
. Url" u few dur4s ul hut tIltI IA RIg.riNrNr, 1
"nlr haI Alnri ln nrll" SMALL NauplN rpu-t trtly
GA NA'', lvlNrNtN.I IIItItN Nrul! urpNDt,'l nj
iur applirg O." .lu~. ci bites, which arc vory an
/ E"EIus la ih1s country {. \ \, M~FEpND,
swift Island, y. G..
CCTGCrRA REMEDIES cleanse the system nv
external aud Internal medication Of every cuIp-
/ tlon. impurity aud disease. and Constitute lie
nlcst effective treatment ol modern times.
sold Throughout the world. Price. CurICuRA,
oOc. SOAR, Zoe RhsoLvEST. IL. POTTER
DAuo AND CHIN Corr, sole proprietors, hos
ton
Ss-"HOw to Cure skin Diseases" mailed free
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Lena Rensh, twenty nine years old OF SOL
West sixty seventh street. was cleaning beds
with benzine at her home this morning when an
Oh lamp exploded. setting nre to her clothing.
she Was taken. badly burned. TO the Roosevelt
Hospital. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LOST--Onc week ago. Scotch collie. tan. white
and black; Ladde Northrup, SO West ath ST..
on collar liberal reward.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Summer Resorts.

CATsKILL MoUNTAINs-Ford's Cottage; With
running trout stream on rear OF grounds; lin
tied to 10 boarders; quiet and homelike; min
utes to post and telegraph offices. II. r. FORD.
West XIII, Greene County. n. Y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING syRrP Is an unex,
ceiied medicine Tor childrea while tsething. zoo
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Hoods
.SarSaparilla

II was taken i'll with Rheumatism and
could not work. One day read about
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and decided to try It..
used four bottles with Hoods Vegetable
Pills, and now am we'll and strong" An
IHoSY APorEs, Ar West eth ST.. New
York. Y. Y.
81 have suffered with salt rhcum about ten
years. and have tired different physicians
and many remedies. but nothing helred
me. Tread about Hoods Sarsaparilla and
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s. Z: ::ss ~: ::s.ss WIFI VIII;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

New York, oct. 1S.--For some fine
IT has been argued by the bulls that the
New York cotton market would make
stand at &c for middllng upland. But
today under the pressure brought to
bear on the contract middlng uplands
sold at 3 l5-l6. Even at this business
could not go on and some sales MS low
as as are reported to have been
made. The Liverpool cotton market is
selling off In keeping with the decline
ana Is now at the lowest level ever
known IN the history OF the cotton
trade. While speculative sunnort is
sim withheld from the marker II is
observed that the Lancashire spinnars
are beginning to accumulate supplies
OF cotton and in addition 10 tbis NJ
vices from the South indicate maj tbo
movement from the Atlantic seahoa.d
rs now retarded by the demand from
the southern mills located In mo A.
lanuc region. Advices also reocb ~
20 the effect that merchants I'm tho
south are advising their constituents ~
hold on to their cotton IN preferenca ~
sendlnE 1t to the market nj nrasan,
I low prices. The short interest NJ ,his
( point Ia enormous and the price 10 e.
/ low mat 1t Is argued that any furtbor
4 decline must be very gradual ,,i,ii.
the market Is left subject To vlolant
spurts on the appearance OF any bnii'
ish news to cause the shorts 10 cover
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Waco. Tex Oct. ls.-Geoyge Barn
hart general freight agent. and @. u.
Llggott, general superintendent Of the
Cotton Belt route. spent last night In
the CITY
The general passenger agents who
attended the meeting yesterday COM
nleteu an q work Yesterday after
noon. ana Messrs Crush, Warner and
Lupton icft tho city this morning.
chhrlea Hamilton, general manager
OF the Texas Central railroad. has re-
turned from 81. Louis. where he has
been Tor several days. Mr.. Hamilton
stated that ms lar az his observations
went, the same feeling OF confidence
In Texas that he expressed upon his
recent visit from Now York. exists and
is Increasing, and there are many in-
quirios about Texas. Business on the
Texas Central is nourishing and the
rolling stock is taXcd to rs utmost ca
racity 10 handle the immense amount
~ cotton that is being shipped over
the road.
Work was begun yesterday on the
construction OF a new steel bridge
across the punan creek, IN Bosque
county. When this bridge " COM
ploted, all danger OF repetition OF tile
wushout VI 1887, which created so much
damage, Will be averted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
nuDsEr or NEWS FRoM COOKIES
CAPITAL.
Baird ImprovinE-rerrelI ropies--ihe
wounded Negro Boy Dies At HIS
boro--IIonita Items--ArreSt at ht.
vernon Of Boys said to he Innocent

Gainesville. Tex. oct 1s-Niss Rstta
Kennon. who has been visiting relatives
Observation-Disclosures wkw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in Beieheryllle. returned home this
morning.
Mrs. Floyd Phillips Of Muskogee is
in the city.
Foster Young came down from Ard
more yesterday
]. N. c. Gardner OF Kentucky is in
the city. visiting friends.
Ex-senator \. b. Douglass is in
the city. Mr.. Douglass is on his way
to Montague county to spend several
days.
The officers are willing and anxious
to suppress the gambling houses In
Gainesville and say n Is the duty OF
all good citizens to inform these ON
GERS OF all violations OF the gambling
law In the city.
Rube and Jemima Ann are here to-
day in all their glory. Watch them
deyour pop corn and circus lemonade.
over 10000 people were on the streets
today to see the parade OF the Ringing
Bros. circus.
Policeman Waffard last night arrest
| ed a negro who is charged with steal
ing some ties from Jack Crisis, store a
( few days ago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Chicago. Ill, Oct. is.-The annual
meeting OF the Pullman Paiacs Car
company was held today. over s25,ooo.-
90 Of the stock being represented. The
following directors were re-eiected:
George NJ. Pullman. Marshall Field. J.
w. Doan, Norman Williams. and v. a.
sprague OF Chicago. c. Huiburt Of
New York and Henry II. Reed OF Bos-
Ton. The usual quarterly dividend Of
per cent was declared from the net
earnings and Will be paid November
IL to the stoclSholders on record at the
close Of business November /. The
directors OF The company absolutely re-
fuse 70 discuss the meeting further
than 70 say no action looking 70
change In the officers of the company
was contemplated. IL Is known, how
ever, thai The meeting discussed car
nsstly the legislation adverse 10 the In
terests Of the company which the leg
lsiaturss OF the various states may
take Ia the future No action was
taken 10 ward on such legislation or
hgtt against u when II comes. The
annual statement Of the company for
the fiscal year ending July 81 shows
penses Of S7.7.f,650. leaving a surplus
for the year u S2.gs9AlG. OF the dis
bnraement 22.s500oJ was paid out IN
dividend on the capital stock The
statements show that no proat was
made at Pullman during tho year, as
the revenue Is made up Of three items.
Earnings OF cars ss,7sl. 793; patents.
Fgis6. rentals. dividends. interest, etc.
Including loss IN the manufacturing
department. ss25.7i5.
The total assets are set down az
sb2pi2.ep5 The number OF passengers
carried during The year was 5gsg. 323
and the number NJ miles run was 49,
t15.u5' During the previous year ..
etdl21 passengers were carried mud
495.A5&leG miles were run. The year
Just ended shows "a decrease uf about
Z per cent. On the number OF pnssen-
gers carried and Of about per cent,
in the number OF miles run. The value
OF The manufactured products Or the
car WORKS fpr the year was Si3l7.3il
and Of Industries, Including rentals
@9IA0li. making a total " ti,g25, 32l,
AGAINST {i3.iliT0s Tor the previous year
The wng1s PAID amounted 10 1860 i4S
against %ll5l.pf Tor the preceding
year The report OF Mr.. Pullman a.
the directors takes Up az some length
the question ~ the strike, but h,
"'"N'H 4h 'Ht VuplAhel statement no
comment NOT made al the time % h.s
p1bilc uiirranre- during the strike
The number uf men now employed
al i7r works b. 2Gi1. and The scale oI
wages H tlr same us that nt the time
of the strike. Mr. pullmaus report
close. with the statement that thC
mechanic hnve Increased their earn.
Inks from s9.U5 20 y1iG
lnR report has been circulated Ia
tao South that tho Illinois Contra
uJ1i " contemplating an extensiou oil
iis lre from NataArz go TeNarknna
and Shreveport. Tine officials 81 IN.
road deny Ia tha strougaFt terms thaI
ih-3 have any such scheme ln con
temptation and ny that they hav,
MOI only mover thought af such thing
but that the Illinois Central has u,
extension scheme OF any kind under
consideration
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Waco. Tex, oct 1s.-Mrs. Het,ie
Green, probably the greatest woman
hnsncIer in the world. Is expected to
visit Texas this month for the purpose
Of looking over the railroad situation.
especially Inspecting the Texas Mid
land railroad, which she owns, and
examining the territory Of the talked
OF extensions Of that line from Green
Vile 10 Paris and Ennis TO Waco.
A prominent railroad official OF this
city not long ago had a CONVERSE
ton with Airs. Green in New York
concerning her railroad interests In
Texas and their development. He
strongly urged her 30 build line frorn
Paris 10 Little Rock to connect with
the Little Rock and Memphis road.
ia which she IS a large owner. This
would also make connection at Mem
pills with the entire Louisville and
Nashville system, In which Mrs. Green
Is Interested. BY extending the Texas
Midland 10 Waco from Ennis she
would have a strong line from Central
Texas 10 Memphis, penetrating the
finest sections of Texas and Arkansas.
Mira. Green looked upon the project
with much favor. and u is reported
that this Is the principal object in her
reported trip 10 Texas.
Mrs. Green has the money in her
pocket 20 do this.H said the Gazette
correspondents informant, and there
Us every reason why she should under
take thls enterprise. 1t Is clear that she
does not propose TO permit the Texas
Midland 20 remain in its present com
dition, which forms such an excellent
nucleus for the line suggested
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Austin, Tex. Oct. 1S.-FinanciaI
Agent Il. W. Finley Of the state peni-
tertiary yesterday fled his report with
Secretary spivey of the penitenuary
board.
The report shows balance on hand
October of s64.3s9.5S. The total
amount of receipts for the month OF
September was 1924, 30, and tile total
amount Of actual expenses was SAL
0l1.5l. There was also SlO,7O7.40 trans
ferred to appropriation for material.
and SSli.75 to the appropriation for
conveying convicts.
The funds OF the penitenuary are
distributed as follows;
Cash at Huntsville IN safe, $685. .4s;
at Gibbs National bank. Huntsville,
sl466.0 o.; Commercial National bank al
Houston, $3.50 60: American National
bank at Austin. Si0l4 80. w. s. Moody
& Co, Galveston. Sl35S.37; n. NJ. Har.
rison, agent at Rusk, $4,000. AZ: Geo
c. Reeves, agent, for conveying con.
victs at Mlneola, SECS ~. A. l.. Car
michael. agent. for conveying convicts
at Houston, $3.50; state treasury, $50.
600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Terrell, Tex, oct. is.-Mrs. Amelia
Terrell, widow OF Capt. r.. A. Ter
rell. was buried here yesterday. She
was an aged lady and was probably
the Oldest lady resident IN the county.
our town was named for her has
band, who was quite a prominent man
IN his day. and much loved by the
people OK this county.
The protracted meeting AZ the Meth
odist church continues with no abate-
ment Of interest In fact the good
effects Of the services seem to be
spreading and gathering force.
Rev. II. c. Morrison Is certainly
man Of deep piety, conservation ana
power and though he presents tho
truth rs with two-edged sword the
light Of love shines IN every part and
illuminates the scriptures 1t is a
wonderful meeting.
The wind has been blowing hard 10.
day, and the dust has been. nwfil +,
those who had TO be on the streets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Terrell. Tex. oct is.-'rhe Texas
Midland regular trains are attracting
considerable attention. For several
mornings large crowds have gone to
the depot to see tie south-bound pas
seugrr come ia and lnspect the coach
es Au seem to ba OF me same opin-
Son that no railroad IN Texas eclip8es
the Midland trims FROM pilVt tu rear
OF train Everything So complete; the
latest improvements only being Us or
der, and every appliance los comfort
and pleasure being drawn upon.A large
ten-wheel frsieA. engine. wth electric
headlight. hiss HiaJ just BEEN received.
and Two other engiues undergoing zee
pairs have just peen put out The
Midland and her president y. II. r..
Green. have certainly won the hearts
% the people. amt he 81 doing Bile best
90 hold them. lu another year no rail-
road oflelti DO roN1E viii have u more
envlable reputation than the Midland
president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

London, Oct 1S.-T. \. Martin, the
London agent of the ameer OF Afghan
istan for years past. in an interview
this afternoon with representative OF
the Associated Press in regarA to the
situation OF affairs at Cabool, said the
ameer knew that his death was near
and that the lives OF the Europeans
would be In danger, and he took every
step possible in order to insure their
safety.
II may hear OF the arrival OF the
Europeans in India at any moment.
"Afghanistan has immensely i'm
proved under the rule Of the ameer
and the British are more liked than
formerly. l know that the ameer told
me that the whole feeling of the in
habitants OF Afghanistan was against
Russia, and the ameer discouraged
trade with Russia In every possible
way"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

New Yofk. oct. is'-Ai ,ae uunuat
meeting ~ the Northnrn Pacific nll-
ROAD st0ckholdris iodpt enc nsss ballI
of dlrcctura was eleeled Hlih1u oppn-
siuon, as Follows August Belmont II.
l.. furnCu j il01ee HnriHF Mar
cello Haydetly, II. o. Hevgler Clay
ton ives, Bernard Ai1gkHy. IL. $ Rod
mond, WirIAm 70 Rodgers. w. ~.
Sanders, John y. searlos John Wilirod
Smith and Chatlomange Tower. Ir.
The new members uf TIM board arc
Mcssra Bufnct Hergler. Redmond
HodRcrs. se3rleg 8rd Tower. who take
the places of MrHsrs Anderson. Har-
nnby Hun. Livingston and Rutton The
total vote for this ucket was g09.1lO
shares
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

"a. sns.sh was short. but to the polh''
.,,i 49, received with many enee,s
nisfrict court convenes aeAt A4S''
day. october =. 4ts,r,ct
me county Is having me alse ~
court room repiasiered ana 49, .,.e
,.-'.,..r,,ants made on the court nous,
cotton contira7s to come IN ano gn ~.
,,,,.-rhauts paw the highest maiAe'
Prime for same ,,,s
iudEe b. r webb will speak at the
court house Monday night 80,
NJ. Z. Gnliiand and c. J. MunI l,..5;
.ondt6ates for representative, VIII
spssk at the eoutr house next TuesdAy
night .....r,,s IL
nearing completion ,,.
The Methodists are erecting ~
rars5ns- f1t just north Of the
Methodist Episcopal church
,Jur school is progressing nicely anu
ne@ students are entering every WeeA'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-19

Homer Ends. Southwestern passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific, went west
yesterday.
J. II. White. superintendent Of the
Cotton Belt at Commerce, was in the
city yesterday.
Colonel James A. Wilson. live stock
agent OF the Chicago and Alton, went
west yesterday.
Travelling Auditor Jones Of the Cot
ton Belt, headquarters at sherman,
was in the city yesterday
IT, p. Davis, travelling freight agent
of the Cotton Belt has returned from
trip out on the line.
A. A. Gibson. travelling passenger
agent OF the Cotton Belt, went cut yes
terday.
W. s. h. Parker, commercial agent
ot the Santa Fc. returned yesterday
from a trip over the Fort Worth and
RIO Grande.
W. f. Connor. Southwestern passen-
ger agent OF the Wabash was in the
city yesterday from Dallas.
Geo. Johnson. chief dispatcher Of the
Joint track. wont TO Whtesboro with
The circus train yesterday.
W, j. Lewis Of the Texas and Pa
ciiic train dispHtchers office is con-
fined TO MS room on account OF Injuries
received by being thrown from a horse.
s. NJ. Lloyd. .rpadmaster OF the Joint
track pilotedq, the circus train 10
Whitesboro yesterday.
II. WistRr Hammond. commercial
agent OF the Missouri Pacific, was in
the city yesterday
l.. A. paiiin superintendent OF the
Houston and reXar Central at Ennis,
was In The city yesterday.
Judge n. a. stedman, local counsel
for The TcNaa and Pacific. went over
TO Dallas yesterday.