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Local Pensions Granted.

Among the pensions granted yesterday
were the following: Increase-Alfred Ross.
U. S. Soldiers Home. and original widcwA
etc. Sarah Carrick. this city.
Original widows. etc.,-Margaret A. Cole
man, Baltimore; Julia Richardson. An
napolis Anne Arundel county. and Mexi-
can war WIDOWS. Virginia W. Spence. Balti-
more. Md.
Original widows, etc.-Minors OF Geo. W.
Hoffman, Rural Retreat Wythe county.
Va
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RICHMOND AND DfNvIIIE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, F. w. HUIDEKOPER AND
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
.r Schedule in effect May 20. 1894.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
senger Station, Washington, d. G.
500 am. daily-Local for Danville and inter.
mediate stations, and connects at Lynchburg with
the Norfolk and Western railroad westward, daily,
and at Manassas for Strasburg, daily, except SUM-
II :oi am. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
New York and Washington via Charlotte and Co
lumbia to Savannah and jacksonville, uniting at
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to At,
ianta, where direct connection is made for Birm-
ingham. Montgomery and New Orleans.
and through 1Ganff train and for FTont
iS;4s ana SG{ ei %SS s soTfhwEsr
man vestibuled Sleepers and Dining Cars runs via
Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta, Savannah.
Jacksonville and Tampa, carrying Pullman Sleeper
Sleeper New York tn New orleans a Atlanta and
Montgomery. New York to Asheville via Salisbury,
W. ssin to Memphis via Birmingham. and
TRANS on WXsHfNGTioN AND OHIO prv1.
sion Leave Washington at $40 an. daily 4:ss
only, for Hound Hin and 4:32 pm, daily. except
Sunday. for Leesburg, and 6:3s pm, daily, for
Lennon Returning; arrive Washington s:2s am.
daily, except Sunday. from Leesburg. and e:53 a.
m. daily. except Sunday, from Herndon only.
,, Through trains from the south arrive Wash
$40 am. daily from Orange.
ton SPns XII 1 6 ana
mia Railroad, Washington, D. G.
We W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. As..
L. s. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept my21
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROFESSIONAL

NINE. DREAMER, THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH
and German astrologist, will leave June % for
the seashore: return Sept. 20; am. to D. m. !;
Sunday, 10 Am to pm. 1508 14th st. NV.
my23-1 mos
THE HOSFORD INDICATED ELECTRIC vAPOR
BATH for rheumatism and all nervous troubles:
also special treatment for catarrh and hay fever
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HAIR DRESSING.

FACE MASSAGE AND STEAAfING FREE. HAIR
Dressing and Shampoong by latest Improved
methods. Skin blemishes removed without injury
NINE. YALE'S TEMPLE OF BEAUTY, lilo r st.
myS-2ms
MISS wILES. EIGHT YEARS WITH MDE PRAN-
di, Is In charge Of the Hair Dressing Parlor Of
the Palas Royal, and 11th sts Hair dressing.
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Buena Vista Spring Hotel,

BEDFORD SPRINGS HOTEL.
BEDFORD, PA.
The Carlsbad Of America.
WILL OPEN JUNE q
Under new management. With its springs of
curative waters. II is healthful as well as q
delightful summer home.
For booklets and terms call
Mr.. A. j. ROBINSON, Hotel Arno. until June Is.
my4-2ms J. I. ALSIP. Manager.
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The Flats Project.

Mr.. J. D. Croissant offered a resolution
by Congress to secure title to the fats to be
dedicated and improved as a park That
a broad boulevard be at once secured and
dedicated connecting the Geological Park
Soldiers Home ana East Washington Park;
that bridge be built across the Eastern
branch at South B street. and that copies Of
the resolution be sent to the chairmen of
the District committees of both houses of
Congress.
Mr.. Sperry thought the resolution should
not be considered until after the commit
tee especially appointed to inquire into the
Anacostia flats with view TO their recla-
nation had reported. Mr.. Croissant with
drew such portions of the resolution as were
at South b street and the reclamation OF
the entire flats. After some discussion the
resolution relative to the construction of a
bridge was referred to the committee on
streets. avenues and alleys. The resolu-
ton was then accepted.
President Babsou announced the death of
W. w. Danenhewer. and resolutions of re-
spect were read and passed.
President Babson called the attention of
the association to House bill 6S93, to rexu-
late Waterman assessments In the District
Of Columbia. That bill has passed the House
Of Representatives said Mr.. Babson, despite
the adverse report Of the Commissioners
and the association should look into IT, The
bill provides for a different method OF levy
ing assessments for laying water mains
and East Washington, with It's scant sup
ply of water mains, would be the greatest
light and sewers would give the bill careful
consideration.
There being no further business the meet
ing adjourned.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

THE SUMMIT HOUSE
Harper's Ferry, W. Va, opens June IL.
Send for circular and terms.
3eS-Sws L. W. LMHTNER.
Brookside,
ALTITUDE, 300 FEET. WEST VIRGINIA.
This beautiful mountain resort now open. Sc
cure rooms now. Rates and descriptive circular.
address S. PRESCOTT WRIGHT. 1401 14th st.
NV. je6-1mo
PRESTON'S SUNNYSIDE,
WARNERSvIII.E, PA.
A delightful mountain resort magnificent seen
cry; appointments excellent. For Illustrated
pamphlet address JAMES H. PRESTON. je6-lm
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL. MT. AIRY MD, THE
highest point between Baltimore and Blue Ridge
mountains, will OPEN JUNE 1. Send for descrip-
tive circular. ERNEST r HORN Prop je5-1m'
GLADES HOTEL, OAKLAND. MD.-N0wl UNDER
management; open TO guests: has been re-
fitted and refurnished: lighted by electricity, and
all the comforts for guests. Address for terms,
JOSEPH WAGNER. Oakland Md. je1-1mo
HILL TOP HOUSE, HARPER'S FERRY. w VA.
Finest location for scenery and air in town;
nrst-class table: good beds: telegraph ofhce in
house: III hours from Washington.
ap25-5mo T. s. LOVETT. Proprietor
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
nc Tor al states and territories a SPECIALITY
py II. h. EVANS, office (basement), 1921 f st.
Always In Office, office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and U. 8. Commissioner.
oc2S JOHN E BEAII. 1921 + ST. NV.
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CARROLL SPRINGS SANITARIUM,
Forest Glen, Nd
A homeopat THO institution; 400 feet above
Washington. For invalids and those desiring rest
and quiet No mental cases receip-d. Baths,
muscle movements. electricity, &c. Reopens May
l. For particulars. address O. II. WRIGHT. NJ.
d. apl4-Sms
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED
erick county. Va, will be open June 81. 1894.
New hotel: modern in all Its departments; sani-
tary arrangements perfect: capacity, go; ten
minutes drive from r. r. station to springs.
Write for pamphlets. f. c. JORDAN
my22 I'm Jordon Snrfn1s p n Y,
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Monterey Springs Hotel.
Summit OF the Blue Ridge Mountains Penaa-
WILL REOPEN JUNE L.
Three and one-fourth hours from Washington
1900 feet above level
No Malaria-No Mosquitoes-Pure Spring Water.
New and modern sanitary arrangements.
Special rates for June Write for descriptive cir
cular. Circulars at Star Once
NJ. A. 4 H. =. MINOR,
myS-tf 20. Blue Ridge Summit IN
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wILBURTON-B Y-THE-SEA.
Spring Lake, N. ].
Open from
June to October
je4-2hm R. X LETCHwORTH
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS AND VILLA SITES
on the Palisades Conduit road. Now is the time
| 70 buy Tor speculation for q home. Apply TO E.
] feS3r - -
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY, N. J. Opens June q, 1894. Situated
on the beach. All mod. imp. Tues and Thurs, IL
to 1, Bingham House, Phila. JOHN TRACY & co.
je13m
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BELMAR n. ]. THE COLORADO
Open June IS Fisstca'' agpO11t%spt; delight
5e1-2m NJ. E. COMPTON, Prop.
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THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON PA.
On top Of the Allegheny Mountains, Main line
Penna. R. R.. 1O3 niles east Of Pittsburg.
All trains stop.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
nA,LnoAp NEWS,


Throolemorton. Tex, July gb-lIon,
Harry Kutcman. precedent Of the board
OF trade OF weathcrfoid, and Rnou cr
gentleman who's, name we ili not
learn. who Is one OF Tho directors OF
the weatherford board II trade, We're
here last night and laid beforn orr
people plan for the extension " the
weatherford. Mineral We - nnd North
western railroad from TX present
terminus. Mineral Wells, ~ way 81
Graham and Throekmorton ~ Haskell.
Mr. l<uteman said that the board OF
trade or weathcrford were greatly in
tcrosted In the proposed extension and
We're making every EFFORT Ia tncir Row
er, and he earnestly asked the CO.
operation OF our people and The people
along tho proposed line.
our people are very much interested
In the matter and have appointed the
necessary committees and propose to
push the matter vigorously and see
what can be done. and are anxious to
cooperate with others Interested In the
matter and feel confident OF securing
the road within twelve months.
our people feel confident that the
necessary bonus and right OF way
through tho county can be secured
inside II three weeks and that the
road viii be pushed at an early date.
That the local frame along the pro
posed route would pay the road frg
the start there can be question olH
acreage IN cotton Tor this year Is
year re I 1es 1Gpt., grge@E,thar 4 I
small grain Of nli kinds and this satf
the heavy shipments OF 1--we Habcl
would give good local trade for L.
road at once. besides the freight lum-
Der etc. TINT would be brought 90 our
| people. And the proposed route would
run through the finest coal belt in
/ Texas
The gentlemen left today for Haskell
| aud we feel sure they will meet with
| great announcement there,
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coNFEREEs IN SECRET SESSION
Chairman Wilson visits the White
uouae-rhc Senators Position.

washington. July 2s.--The Demo-
cratic members OF the conference com
mittee on the tariff bin were prompt
In resumlng their sessions today. All
the members were present except
Chairman Voorhees, whose absence was
ON account OF illness. The Indications
are that there Will be numerous
changes in the less important schedules
Of the bill. These were agreed upon
tentatively In the former conference,
and IL is considered Improbable lhat
the bnsis OF agreement then hIINeu
nj will be changed materially during
tho nresont conference. II 5 believed
thnt there will be no material changes
In the metal schedules. When the
farn1tr conference broke up the house
members were disposed 10 hold our
sfinly for considerable CO ifss~' ms on
c,ti,-y and steii rails. TIC prospects
MAJ are thai the rates on rails Will
1e lowered somewhat. nu' that tue
cutlery rate VIA not DC enanBeu ,,
r.he senate conferees pribd''S WI.
,rr,'ft the house fats Of 81 per pound
80 "a rapper .oLp-co. retaining slic SEN
~ t,hrsseology There VIII also be
me changes 10 the wo)iel schedule,
Ia, 81 iu,partont Will ~ In the par
as-ranh rolat.ng 20 cloth for mems
,ssar rhe senate bill provides 1iiy
~ IA nAr cont. on articles OF this class
- Iess than 50 cents per pound value
and OF 50 per cent. On articles OF great.
er value. Their indications are that
tbe rute Will be made 40 per cent
strairht. A similar change viii prob
I ohiN be made on wool articles not
osneeiaily provided for, but II Is not
! heite,ed that the rearrang sment VIII
"xtsnd to women's and ehildrens
I goods .,- "a sons
~ s5 pi.- cent. will be aeoep.ed. eqti2 On
ciofh md cotton yarns will rr2baply
~ redured 10 the extent OF about
- cont. as will lnces and embroid-
lrtas an which the rate VIII pi@oaniy
~. ,,,aae Is instead Of 80 Der cent Ihe
to,,se rates on china and sartAenwafe z,
,.hich ARE slightly higher than uhtse
a., senate bill. viii be accepted
NJ, se,ate probably will recsd--lSanl
a. tncrease of the tobacco tax. nSd
I, q, g. said 10 be probable that theIt
LII ~ a compromise on the ovn1fe
,e-,od extension, the tax being W.
81 and the bonded period az w
c,.airnan Wilson arrived from WeH
,-,..tnia this morning and within
n.i tine he received a message froI
rhoi .',c,,,ive mansion. requesting NJ
: the ~ there. He was with IN
pss,lsnt for some time. until y wa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
ARE AT IT AGAIN.
Democratic 0onferees Meet,
But That is All,
A HOUSE CAUCUS PROBABLE
Mr.. cleveland's Attitude To-
ward the Bill.
The Republican Members of the
ceaamittee WIN he Invited TO
Meet the Democrats on Monday.
Circulating n Petition.

Washington, July 2s-The tariff sit
uation has kept pace today with the
Intensity Of the heat, which for the
first time this year touched the 100
point. Throughout the day there have
been tarin conferences at the white
House. tariff conferences OF the senate
and house conferees, tariff conferences
Of the Democratic house conferees. and
finally an EFFORT FOR house tariff eau
Gus on Tuesday to consider some means
OF solving the tariff problem.
Out of 1t all has come no exact and
no definite program by which the time
Of the passage Of the tariff bill or its
form can be predicted. President
Cleveland's great interest in the in
come tax struggle was shown early
in the day, by the calls Of Chairman
Wilson and Representative Catchings,
the latter being Speaker Grips assoc
oiate on the committee on rules. The
presidents callers were careful to re-
frain from any intimation Of the policy
of the administration, and there were
conflicting reports as to the attitude
of Mr.. Cleveland. 1t was stated by
those closely connected with the ad-
ministration affalrs that the president
was as firm now as when he wrote
the famous letter to Mr., Wilson against
yielding what he regards as the vital
principles of tariff reform.
On the other hand, the current OF
opinion in congressional circles seemed
to be that the only solution TO the
problem was in accepting the senate
bill substantially as 1t stands, with
such concessions as the conferees have
shown a disposition to yield. This cur
rent OF feeling found expression later
In the day by petition circulated
! by Mr.. Springer requesting kenresN q,
l tatlve Holman, chairman Of the hoNss
] Tuesday afternoon next unless tue
tariff conferees had reached an agree'
ment by that time. Ims was me
] FIRST open expression toward yleluihs
| to tho senate bill
The Democratic tariff conferees as
| sembled today and went over the es-
/ sential points OF difference on sugar,
] iron ore and coal. II was stated al
/ tha conclusion OF the meeting ina!
4 the senators had In eject presented
an ultImatum which was that me
senate bin SO far as the disputed feat
uIes were concerned was the only
measure that could so through congress
and become law. The house con,
I ferees Withdrew to the ways ano
means committee room. and were n
executive session for an hour MI. VII
son said at the close OF the ineesii X
| mat no definite conclusion was reached
ID was determined, however, to cal II
the Republican conferees ON Monday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

81. Louis, Mo, July 2s.-A special
to the Republic from It's washington
bureau states that Mcssrs. Boatner'
snodgrass. Harris and Cooper. meme
bers Of the house committee on Pa
clnc railroads. differ from the majority
of that body on the Reilly funding
bin reported last week, and VIII on
Monday present n minority report
written by Mr.. Boatner Of Louisiana.
II will be followed by resolution
directing the secretary OF the treas
ury in the event Of defalcation IN
the payment OF the FIRST interest ana
banda due 10 take charge o. the road
In the name OF the United States un,
der section Of the act OF 1857, ana
the attorney general TO protect me
rights OF the government uh p roVlaea
by the same act. and also to proceed
aeainst the directors or stockholders
according TO the act OF 1873.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

washington. July 2S--rhe house held
a very short ses-'on today but man
aged in the two and quarter hours
II was IN session 70 transact good
deal OF business OF private character
Half a dozen private bills heretofore
favorabiy acted upon at the Friday
night sessions were passed, as were
also number of other senate and
house bills. .. q. q.
ME only thing OF Importance IN TO-
davis proceedings was the discussion,
yltho,t action. OF a bill TO amend the
,evised etatutes 80 as 10 give federal
courts additional powers IN dealias
with violations OF the copyright law as
a. annileg 10 plays and operas
a Joint resolution was adopted sun
further extending the appropriations
FOR 1894 until August u, ana as ln as
thermometer was In speaking distance
~ he century mark at 2;2o ,. m, the
house adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Denlson. Tex, July 2s,-rhe Missouri,
Kansas and Texas has authorized a
rate OF one fare FOR the round trip to
the Southern Lumbermen's association
at Memphis. Tenn. August to 49,.
limited until August ~ for return.
The report printed In n Texas paper
this morning that riot had occurred
az Krubs. l. r.. between miners and
deputies, and miners had captured a
south-bound katy" train at Meal
ester, is reported az false here. No
information has been received by the
roads officials.
Mike Reedy has been appointed road
master for the Henrietta division OF
the KATY" with headquarters at Dem
ison. vice George Il. Foster. Transferred
10 Dallas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

two prominent book dealers OF Kansas
City, Mo, They are charged with vio-
lating laws relating to obscene lit
orature and the stock OF books and
pictures at both places were seized.
An unusual charge OF olfedng 500
to the postmaster at Muldrow, |. t.
10 Issue money order Tor $3.50 and
date Il back thirty days has resulted
IN the arrest Of William Dewitt by
Inspector HouclS OF tho st, Louis di-
vision
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

nj 10 1-2e zoe. 20 i-2c and Csc, cut now
70 s5c a pattern.
1900 yards tissue lawns. figured muu ~
orrandier. etc, cut from loo, " l-ze
ana isc 10 6gc a pattern OF ten yards
ZOO yards half wool ohalliea. figured
dirnities, figured organizes. e'c'' Ai'ei
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Washington. July 2s-pnusual ac-
tivity among postoiiice inspectors was
reported today in Official dispatches to
the postofiee department. Among those
whose arrests have been announced
during the past twenty-four hours are
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 2s.-Michnsi
bailey. is years old. son Of Mr. ana
Mrs p r.. Bailey Of this city, who
,nv.teriously disappeared last Nove'n-
hcr ma who has been searched for In
ali parts OF the south. has at INST
been located IN Kerville' Tex. near
Inc Mexican border, AZ the Instance
=, Ma ,a,brr he has been arrested ana
800 ,nore His fntner left tonight
~ 's tterrville 70 bring him back TIC
s,,t,,, hive spent great deai %
Money IN their EFFORT TO find him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Houston. Tex. July 2s.--Tomorrow
the Houston East and West Texas.
running from Houston TO Shreveport
La, win operate on a broad guage.
The new equipment is flrst-class, and
cars will be heated by steam. This
road shortens the distance 70 Cinrin.
NAH and Louisville territory several
miles, and viii now prove an import
ant factor In rate mixing TO Texas
polntB
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

washington. July 2S,-rhe cash bal
apee in the treasury at the close Of
business today was si25iss.ss5. OF
which s5s IA was gold reserve. In
thls statement the sSO00.0OO In gold
shipped today does not appear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

August the IIoanton aud Texas Cen-
trail viii mako n round "trip rate at
rate double the chllds rate,
ON account VI tho meeting OF the
colorcd odd Fellows 20 be hold az
Bryan. the Central Will on August y.
Z aud 0 sell round trip tickets ~ the
rate on one faro for the round trip.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

washington. July 2s.-rhe comp
troller OF the currency has appointed
Howard J. whltemore of Lincoln. Neb.'
a national bank examiner, vice J. NJ,
Griffith, removed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
reatVariey of travelling Trunks in Specially Goo d
Sorts at Moderate Prices Command Every
Buyers Attention.
The Best Place in Fort Worth

buy mems half hose is at G. Y, Smith & Co.'s Why
II you let your wife buy your socks She knows four
L as much as you do about it Ii is trade that be-
4 in dry goods store. This week make great in.
Bments in these goods a winner Once you get
4ed you'd come all the time where good goods are
liled on close margins These will win you:
Ninety dozen mems half hose in Grey and Hemsdorf
Black, hose you would pay zoe to 25c for; your
. vilbuy them this week at l24c per pair.
Sixty dozen Mems Real Maco Yarn half hose, full 40
3p in Leather colors, Unbleaohed and Black, hose
ID Acc You will buy them this week at 25c per pair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
AETFR STOCK TAKING SALE.
Prices Cut Still Lower Before All Summer c0ooS
- new Specials for This w eSf1.

stock taking, price csc a pattern.
All our swivel silkn and strlpsd VIZ ~
silks chi from Doc. 600 and 7sc 70 ~
a yard -, Witch
40 now at SSc. >.o.,
Few pieces iine ginghasna cut '''"
s5o 10 zoe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
SPECIAL EDITION


\ 4, Tex July ss.-vniareni.
Is,siurs ~, =. held under extradition
HasS, Y ], n, :. application Of the
l MI h y. Mexico to answer for
~ ioasy z, sarza raid. was re-
h. ~ an order from wash
~ -I,s e,sat''nent considered the
s'aa.s s'''isa' to warrant the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

Houston, Tex. July 2s.--Jamos Nc
Gee. master car builder Of the Hous-
ton and Texas Central. has been APP
pointed general master mechanic OF inc
entire system. and Will hereafter have
control OF ali the motive power and
machinery OF the departments.
mansion and Texas Central Rates
ON account OF the fifth congressional
convention to be held in corsicana on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
Manufacturers

Who have made a sue.
cess of manufacturing
in Fort Worth will tell
in the special edition of
The GAZETTE of the ad'
vantages of this city as
a manufacturing point
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

pension Tex, July 2s,-At a meet
a.. :, cI,,zens tonight composed OF
s..,,,a,,s bankers, clerks, attorneys
n my, i,,,,sicians the Young Mems bus'.
, rnu league Of Denlson was io rn,,,ate
n ,.sr VA lis purpose IS 70 pro ,Iers
* X A esrnmerelai and industrial "si'1's
OF the city. -------
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

when Jim" Hart was ss, 1snse he r.
cago wanted TONY - ~ our own
plied. 1--WE have uoupiss =.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29

1000 yards checked and plain white
goods, which we sold at i-4c. i-ze'
i-sc and ioe. cut to &c yard.
acoO yards satin stripes and piaiaS'
pimity patterns, etc. white
goods. cut from II lie and iec, 70 ~;
$500 yards iine wiste goods when sou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-29
,;ol and Immigration

ran.es, n aarrnnt county ,;.,,,,c
Z speels' he real indu ,',i. ~,
~ 20 ,i n and Warrant county