Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

cially, dow It had once been ciaimel
/ By New ORLEANS. then BY Galveston,
! gubcepneniiy by ST. Louis, but now
belonged 10 Chicago. lie remarked
that a recent Astronomical discovery
! had bees made and II was now den-
nateiy known that many OF the stars
/ IN She high heav Is 70 be seen on any
clear night, wero not starp at all, but
arc lights IN the windows OF a few
@. chlcago's buildings.
The Visitors were then invited 20
take the elevator and tide up 70 the
roof OF the brewery, and large mum
Der did 20 aud were thus enabled 10
get q birds eye View OF Fort Worth.
In the party 20 visit the roof WAS Mr.
Wallace n. lsirle.one OF the most exten
give manufacturers in the wcat Mr
Kirk was IN Fort Worth In 1873 and
again in 1875, but this was the FIRST
time he had been In the city since
He looked over the city and was &C
course, much surprised at the great
Hclookcd over the city and was Of
his View. He expressed many kind
words for the lamented Joe Brown
the pioneer wholesale grocer who
did in his life time 80 much for this
The personnel OF the party was az
follows.
N. G. Liehtner II. s. Lacy. Josiah
stiies, w. q. Beale, Byron l.. Smith,
w. Q. McLeoud, George u. Adams,
IL. A. Blair, Lorln c. Collins, John g.
Hately, Sam Adams, u. W. Bailey, a.
G.. Buell., Eugene Cary, j. J.. Clark. w.
A. Dunn, H. Eschcnburg, j. H. Elem
ing, W. S. Graham. Il. $. Hunter, W
II. Hallabrd. W. II. Johnson, Colonel
jacobson, A. X. Knapp, q. w. Lynn,
@. c. Moeiier W. G. Niblack, u. g..
Peabody. John c. Ross, y. Rutter, q,
~. Slack, y. r. schmitt, T. Tntpley,
w. u. Kerfoot, j. -. Forgan, RuthYen
Dean, II. d. s'razler. william stewart
w. H.. Rand. Paul Morton, james 9.
Brooks. Henry /. Cobb, John il.
Dwight. W. +. Kirk, l.. IL. Ash, l.. a.
Rudong, W. g. Brown. ~. j. Chaplin,
Il. $. Coolidge. O, Dppee, II, $. FL
dridBe. NJ. Field, II. Cover, Q. $ IIlg-
gins, IL. II. Hpttlur, a. l.. Jones, y.
-. kimbark, N. j. Kcnn $. q. Me-
Nnlly, w. IL. Nash, l.. y. Norton, q.
q. Parker. j. Is. Robertson, q. u.
Rumscy. j. O.. Stevens, LeGrand Smith,
II. II. Utcly, W. r. Fenton A. n.
Young. Nj, NJ. Jamloaon, ia $. Jones,
James n. Norton, II. T.. Lawrence, ~.
a. Iiamlll, w. 4. Chandler, u. a.
Eeishart, j. Il. kirk, Q. ii, Buckley,
Samuel Baker, II. G. Crawford, j. =.
Durham, NJ. Expert. O. II. Flint. IL.
A. Gardner, Charlea Henrotln. w. $.
Rowland. N. q. 1nglehart, j NJ. Jones,
NJ. King. II, 3. Lyon, II. Martin, G. A,
Purcell, Adolph Nathan. George Pyu-
ohon, II. Il. Rors. q. d. Dobbiua. A.
Seckel. w H. Sinclair, W. IL. Wilson,
G. A. Purcell.
AZ b;l0 the train carrying the visitors
pulled out for the north. Three cheers
and tiger were given thom as they
rolled away. and they were soon rush
ing OUT across the prairiGs OF north
Texas at the rate OF forty-hYo mites
fas. la..aN H.. la
a. Tuley, travelling passenger agent Cf
the Santa re, and Mr.. s.. n, Parker,
of tho freight department Of the game
road. Both gentlemen went as FAR
north NJ Purcell.
The press Of Chicago was represent
cd by I. A. Fleming OF the Evening
journal, j. IL, McEldpwney of tho
Tribune. aud IL. II. ltnllctt OF the Her
aid.
The visitors viii rcach homo about
II O'Clock tonight, ana VIII make the
trip entirely over the Santa re.