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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-il-izs Street
Railway Sander. 80 4iI. klaus Match
Lighting Machine. 4Jl.3ii. Mr.. Euch
TATE q co. "a broadway.
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All PATENTS FOR SALE Stanton q
Combined Str.inlng ana Measuring YES
sci. 42l III highly rrccmmendedj. Mayo =
Celebrated European Games. EpDAk
TATE & co. "a Broadway.
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RaIsHI.D ROOMS WANTED.

BY LADY. riurlr ioori. b-,a~en aDth and
fDih &c.. Eaa. b'lol optional. refer
ence- l.. .Ol hast lith-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
AGENCY FOR Montclair.-Eesidenc", AZ
hnds for sale or rent; furn!sheh heu''s
TiiBBS & TAYLOR. Beekinan-s'.' y. J.
rOT eArE.-Valuable Hudson River prop.
.rrw III acres rolling msnho" ana
woodland. bounded on he north ana Wesi
hv ,rD HUDSON River AMI situated ABOUT
mile south Of Ieelsskll and "fs' "'
d0nttO<. station. III. - ,h.
one az the few large properties on ,np
irwer HUDSON when " io' neP''"''' ~
the river by the railroad. ..,,.s
suitable ute for one or more l'i
,soidenc4s or town site or entenslF" """"
featuring plant.
,,r-il ~a,cs along river front o.os
switch connection can easily "r '"'N
with y !. &. X. X. II desired,
Good docks. 80 adjacent, nuisanc.s'
address CALyIN ToMklNs.
70 Lih@r''-r.
New-York Ciiy.
GOOD STOCK FARM fov yale az par
p.tn. II il also well suited 10 gram an"
frif, farming. miles IRON Hlchi t
Va. IN railroad; flag station on lS,i',
buildings frame. fine "rcn@fN; eNc.u ..',
water and good wagon road e. DOR: te,i"s
,.,fsy Address GENERAL DELthb' hoN
j. Richmond. Va. -...-.
1870 0Oo ACRES oak. ash and snmS3, nDrt
lands accessible 20 MissSsipn w W.,
pricr Sfa0 600. !. y. cONDiET. 20 Nah-sl.
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FLATS TO LET-tufurnishcd.

~ MORTON-ST.- H1ndsomesi. n~w. clc-
gantly decorated nai-house IN 9Th Ward !.
por;icO sto1p. hot ana cold water. rang.
private baths AMI closets. no ch!lli~ !.
open sundays. $2D 20 so.
JTIi-ANE.. iCiS. corner Sgth-s, Elegant
apartment. overlooking Iafk. rent only
$40. i. j. STONE ~ Broadway.
s2D-sT. . AND = NEST Eight rooms
ana hath: elevator. house ana location
first class.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE.
CCrI'NBI SAVE. J54 corner iOIth-si.
Handsome single and double stores.
3Jarlments. r,0d business location Tor
liquors laundry. butche.. grocer or Dry
goods, lOS rent
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Wells City........Swansea. Dec 17...-..... Bristol
Orizaba. Havana. Dec il
Tuesday. January I.

Wesernland ......Antwerp. Dec Red star
State Of California. Glasgow Dec Allen State
Runc. Liverpool. Dec 2l......Whte star
Finance ...... Colon. Dec @............ Columbian
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Seminole Jacksonville clyde ...... ...... 3:O0p M
Advance Colon. Columbian .......,.. 0:OO 4 1900
Columbia. Colon. Pacific Mai. a m 70 90
Bnkon Prs.Ol. Bristol 300
Ia lahassee Savannah OCEAN. ...... 200
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DRf.SSN1AisIAG.

DRESSMAkIAG.
.-A.-cOuTURIERE rRANcArsE.-
Fancy waists. street. dinncr AMI hall
dresses. ladies' materials made. special
styles g.. Large ladies'. rcnodeling short
notice. Moderate prices. Nine. AMBER
SON lON Wesf Iiih-st. late with stern
~
\ THEORETICALLY competent drcssmlkcr
goes ou; by the day. would take remDl-
cling home. makes exquisite fancy waits.
latest fnll akir's; perfection and designing.
terms Moderate. best city reference. Al
dress g. X. Box >. -: Broadway.
\ DRESsMhKER. accustomed 10 high
class trade. wishes engagements ~ the
day; nrat-clnFs nticr and designer. liAG-
GERTY. 80 West 36ih-t.
COMPETENT DEEssAiAKER and scam
Streas by day on take work home. SKIRTS.
waists. also remodeiling alterations. re-
pairing. ohildrcn's df"sscs. Address Mrs.
HuLH. 5g2 Amsterdam-aye.
DRESSMAKEH good cutter and nftcr to
WORK IN family city of country. good
home preferred 10 big wages Address IL.
i01 West i2d-si.
DREsgMAKER hy N" day; quic. and
STYLISH. street and evening dresses; terms
moderate. DRESSMAKEK. - L. Iicih-s.
DREssMAKrNG by day. skirts specially.
latest styles. tkirt complete one day.
with scamstress or home: NJ ladies homes
saving cutter. Miss AKEELEY. ilJ West
aOih-gi.
EXPERIENCED pHESSMAkER wishes
more customers 10y the dry or nome.
misscs and rhllircn's suits: best references.
Two days. l.. =, Pa Gtf-ave.
FiRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER. late with
Dcut7 = CO.. Jth-avc.. viii gu 0ii. 81 -
formerly 81 -. evening, street and college
drc-sns perfect hitting. rcinOi"'iins
HERR. l.i'J Lexngton-avc.
FINE DRESS MAKING made reasonable.
theatrical and misses dancing gowns
specially. also thorough dressrnaker by the
day. .3@2 broadway, "a bell. over drug
store.
SEAL GARMENTS redycd and altered Into
fashionable cspes and Elton jackets. Mrs.
BARKER, ZIG West 30th-st.. near Broad
way. late with Gunther's sons. 5th-ave.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER desires en-
gageinent by day or week. in or out Of
city; highest references Address Miss
r., Box SOC. 1.242 Broadway.
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ItEfP WANTED.

MEN and WoMEN to wor' 90 h.mr. pay
- 10 so p.r week spi making Cidyrn
porfrltts. Tow patented method. anS one
wn, can read oI write can 10 ID" wpr. 40
home m .llrs time. day ur evening. send
your nddrr,a send w,fk at once. II. \.
GEIPp. German Arti.'. Tyrone. Penn
Male.
AGENTS Agricultural men preferred. Ia
cvery S'ai' ami count 10 sell our 'iar-
row Attachment for p!ow. You harrow "A
you plrw. 40 ADDITIONAL drausht required.
Fits an, piOw. For particulars address
j. r. WOLFKlll. ~ 90. General Agents
~ United state. BOX "a. suunton. Va.
cITKIEH for brush grains. etc. Who can
pferarc dressings. good wages. temper
~" MAJ. =. Fox .. Tribune Orice.
MAclINIsTs' APPRENTICES. - strong.
active bows wanted. trade thoroughly
taught IN all ~ hfanchcs; "'"ning in>tfuc-
ton IN mechanical drawing ana lnithe-
MATES gratis. wages first year. s. per
week. Il. nor & co. ~ Grand.st
SALESMAN FOR CIGARS. so to Si.j
salary AMI expenses. experience not nee
e.snry. send stamp. BISHOP KLINE.
- LOUIS. Mo.
WANTt.D. to iake charge OF a department
IN Indiana or Ohio. an experienced adj
Verttslnr or Insurance solicitor and sales
man. who H. . thorough gentleman and ca
pablo Cf transacting business WITH our
lions. 20 such a man place win be given
% trust and profit Call On or address
ADAMS n Co. ~ Duanc-st.
WANTED. Jan. LIST. young man To take
fpscial course stenOrranEy under prac-
Using reporter. who VIII assist MIN 70
lucrative position when capable. Room -.
World Binding.
WANTED. Live solicitors to handle "a
article that sol.s on sight. our agents
are making 50 t. so daily !. y. RAD
FORD a. co. liz D"nrbnrn-st.. Chicago.
WANTED \ few persons IN each place
to Do writing Send stamp Tor lIo-pac'
book Of particulars. !. WOODBURY.. l.J
West i.d-st.. Nc"-iork cry.
WANTED. active cnrrrctc young or
niddl.-nrcd man II good alilc7i and
education To- represent the subscription
department ~ leading reisi1ns publicn-
tlou. must be- an EpiHcDpali9n. Address
siaiinE age BUSINESS experience, aisp sal
arg expected. EplfCOFALIAN. station
u. Nc~-foik city.
WANTED. Mon In e.rty county m New
York and adjoining states 10 act as prl-
va'c detectives under instruction az chief
Alnge who has had - years experience,
experience not rec,=sary. good lay for
spar. time. particulars free. NATIONAL
DETECTIVE BUREAU. Indianapolis. IND.
WANTED. Ono city salesman: must be II
good address and well recommended:
good opening fCr night man with largest
nursery corporation IA United States. with
large capital and superior fHc.ilticI. Stock
guaranteed to grow. BROWN liRDTiiEltS
COMPANY. Rochester. y. y.
WANTED, SALESMAN; worth $4,000
year, must invest 5000. Address T..
Tribune once.
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, p1-MoR ABOUT CHANCELLOR MGILL

A RI-MOR ABOUT CHANCELLOR MGGLL~
1t was reported in Jersey city yesterday that A
number Of prominent Democrats had held meet
ing on Friday night and decided 10 nominate Chan
cellor A. r Mc(;ll for Governor. Several Demo
Gratis who were seen the subject said they knew
nothing about It, and did not see how any Informal
and secret meeting could have authority to speak
for the convention One or two prominent ID mo-
Gratis said it look ed TO them Ike an effort to preu
dice the nomination Of Judge Lppinco,t.
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IANIARY l

Ande7 Cope IIayti etc. Atlas ....lo;oo m ia:Oo m
Bowie. Liverpool. White 100 J. IN
II RIO New Orleans Morgan. 3DOp IA
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

Vessel For Tinc. Mails close Vessel sails
Panama Havana. Spanish. 900 a 1850 m
MONDAY. DECEMBER 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-30
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

ON STORAGE beautiful private Lon
don harnesses hands ONE Portland sieish'
StiVars' iunabout wagon. blankets. rybrs
saddle &c. Al your own pinr- ~. ~ a., '--A.
In Dry-st CHOICE THINGS. Tribune
c;.cc. -----..-----
! BI-eINEss MAN must dlsp,se Of h.s
b:uugnant pair dochcd cobs. l.''' MANS
lo.a g year. cherry baYF. a3$Dlu. as @@ie
and rellaa.-: exceptionally good acton
inrs are a desirable ana c~reptin many s'S'-
ish team. price. $;-p. be.n- ABOUT one
b,,r fh.ir niue. trial ami examination al
Lived; viii separate. RESPONSIBILITY J.
Tribune Office. --
a HOUSEKEEPING iaay's cob. Portland
sleigh fur robe. bells. French huih-sh'
Eu.iish whip. complete. FOR w. suaIa.,
ted sound. worth 500. private outn,. can
lij Eas, 75ih-st. -----------
nEAI-TIFt-L Portland cutter. fur rob-;
with bells. S42 30. al just Ike new 'aH
IL East sath-st. ----
vOp sAI.E.-An entirely new foercseo'ed
leigh. Can bc seen al stables. 10 YVES
:D'h-s;. -
HORST. 4 ivy ar-oid horse. heilihy ana
.ounI. all, harness. fcr SAFE cheap. IN
cu.rs ~ butcher store. go Last ,-d-s'.
.,i.er SELL. one II the handsoInest pair
- lsouyhaIt robs IN fine TWO cues hdES'
airh actofs: peffec;. sinS.r, double yruhs
IN every way model pair; VIII accept any
r-asenaD!: offer. ana WIZ nIi"" u,"' "'i'
,eta-inar, examination: sell one oi "o'"
I'!IYATF ANIMALS. Tribune ONO.
OTTER and rg'-class iisht
..,D,,~ rlckaway used Two ppnthh' 'ut-
f,- almost new. viii sell ~ any r. aaonabi'
.,n.rs. owner being now in thil' SCUM
America also robes. NJ priNat" SADIE
- West 5iih u.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Rooster &
Check Book Holder. f1i.J1i. sections
NcI;ervcy's Folding Bed. 500 2t2 and
pan.r Book Mark fallowci). EDGAR TATE
q Co. 2t5 broadway.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06
FURMAN'S GREAT SPEECH
sir. PaEe Csnsrntuiated ny HiS
Brother and Counsel on the RE-
salt-what the Prosecu-
tion said.

In anticipation Of Judge Harris de-
clsion In the r. NJ Page habeas corpus
hearing. a large crowd gathered In the
Seventeenth district court room yester-
day. Just before 8 o'clock the
applicant walked into the courtroom.
and took the seat which he occupied
"wednesday. His counsel. Messrs.
Furm0n. Shropshire and Bow
lin arrived shortly afterward and
greeted him pleasantly.
Judge Harris took his seat on the
bench and Deputy Sheriff witcher
raped for order. The Judge entered
UP the order ON the minutes. and in
the midst OF the almost oppressive quiet
which prevailed. and without the
slightest formality or Introduction.
said: Wen, ] shall grant the bail and
lS the sum Mt $4,000"
Page, who was closely watching the
Judge, sighed audibly, while MIR. Fur
man grlsped his hand in conSrntu-
latlon Mr.. Pages brother came to
his side and shook him cordially by
the hand.
Mr. Furman announced that the bond
would be made at once and the crowd
dispersed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Takes Paines celery compound.
II Is the remedy that makes people
well.
First prescribed by the grentest ply
slcian this country has seen. It has
been used and prescribed and recon-
mcnded by physicians OF every school
everywhere
A. a spring remedy It carries health
and strength and renewed energy
wherever IL goes.
Food for the muscles Is not food
for the nerves or brain. But Paine's
celery compound furnishes the very ele-
meuts that rebuild woru-out nerve It's
sues 1t feeds brain, nerve centers and
nerves, calming and equalizing their
action. II makes rich, honest blood.
Within a very few days after Palne's
celery compound is regularly taken
there will be Il marked improvement
IN the general health strength Will be-
come more enduring the frame plum
per the spirits better. and the breath
sweeter-all declaring IN the plainest
terms healthier action Of nerves and
blood.
Hundreds OF mon and women with
that rundown" feeling written all
over their faces, unable to work, with
out courage have recovered health.
heart, and ambition through this re-
murkable remedy for the blood and
nerves. II purihes the blood. 1t en-
riches the blood. II generally stirs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

e,r.t,g o,,r,ar,. e,o,, 60 gure
~.
want III Lheh 20 10 W. . N"'-
neN s. the RAZOR
alderman Mes mas hoNeu 10 the
hotth poruoh OF Vle Vl'E,
Want We the best? Then 80 We :
w. $. Mntney's, the Tailor
Howard Wright and Alb Pyles, two
Mansfield merchants are IN the city
today,
There were sixteen additions to the
broadway Presby terlan church last
Sabbath.
MIR. J. II. Perrin has been appointed
night operator at Wautauga. ON the
joint track.
Needles for ali machines, 25c per
dozen; oil. &c to 10c per bottle. Singer
Office, 1905 West First street
Seats are now on sale at the box
office for Miss "Jenreys Lewis who
appears 1T Greenwa'ls npera house
Mr. 1 II I.nhatt and family hive
removed from Ronhnm 10 orr city.
ana are now reading nj a16 st Louis
avenue.
tomorrow, matinee md ntybt mr.
s.utino sor t1n nstiree ,,tSnrr5e, Ne
Nj . es,,a a, ,,ici,t NO.. i,tee, success
lei, $50, 49,;
one OF inc most enloyAple huslcal
entertainments or the season y
promised the citizens AT the CITY nan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

publican" company, one Of the leading
newspapers OF the Territory, Is In the
city.
Major p. j. Murphy the well-known
railroad contractor Of Muscatlne. Iowa.
Is here.
Hon ]. NJ Moore, eN-secretary Of
state, returned last night from bust
ness trip to Dallas.
MIR. Henry Baker and niece. Miss
Van Carnys, of ST. Joseph, Mo-, are
visitors to the Fort.
Charles McFarIne, one OF the best
known catile-feeders In Parker county,
is at the PlelSwick
Mr., Stephen Collins OF Pittsburg. Pa.
national organizer for the Junior order
Of American Mechanics, is In the city,
Col. Il. +. Mitchell. formerly post
trader at Fort Reno, and one Of the
best known Democrats OF Oklahoma,
is here.
Mr.. Jess Thomas and wife left on the
Texas and Pacific yesterday to attned
the wedding of Mrs. Thomas brother in
Dallas.
Miss Marcia Ragnet Of Oak Cliff is
visiting her cousin Mrs. c. NJ Tenn
pleton, No. 9iS East Weatherford
street,
Miss Ida Upton of New Orleans.
representing the Southwestern Pres
hyterlan, Is in the city in the interest
Of her paper.
o. T. Toombs of TeNline, county
Judge Of Dallam county, an old-time
friend Of w. II. Savage OF the Texas
and Pacific city office. Is here.
Fort Worth society has received a
prominent addition To it's ranks In the
family Of the Hon. W. p. Mclean, who
have permanently settled at SOC Cherry
street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Among the arrivals at Ye Arlington
Inn yesterday was pleassnt-faced,
smiling gentleman under middle age,
with the air of man Of affairs. who
registered as Professor j. q. Leonard
Of Chicago. The average man would
take Professor Leonard FOR a wide
awake, modern business man, and
would never suspect from anything iul
his appearance or conversation that he
Is one OF the most noted Of living
apostles OF occult sclence-the science
Of the mysterious, the unknown.
The object OF Professor T.cunard's
visit here is to enjoy q brief season OF
rest at the Inn. He has been In the
southern part OF the state for several
weeks, and has become much euamored
OF Texas
gentleman, well known in this
city, prominent railroad man, related
To u Gazette reporter some wonderful
fcnts which he saw performed by Pro-
fcssor Leonard at Houston. lie also
exhibited a cipher telegram which the
professor had duplicated while 1t was
In his vest pocket and he himself was
unable 10 recall It from memory
Miss Lillian Paxton VIII reclte at
city han Monday night, April 9.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION,

w $ Mayberry OF Claiming Is at
the Pickwiuk
u. w. Prltchett OF Van Alstyne.
Tex, il In the city
j. II, Ice, n prominent cattleman OF
shnckelford county, is In town
Ice Dyer. a well-known cowman OF
Clarendon, is at the Pickwick.
w. t. Cobb. panhandle" cattle
man from Wichita Falls. is In tho city.
John T. Black, a prominent cattle
man of Limestone county, Is In the city.
Maj Charles r. Ashley, formerly In
dian agent at Darlington. o. r.. and
now president OF this -Ei Reno re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Tho ssntn re non,c % cn,lrornln.

lhf NRhNh ~ ~
II you contemplate taking advantage
Of tho very low rate from TcSas points
to California, that are now being quoted
by the santa Fe route do not walt
much longer Us on aud after April
10. 1894, California rates VIII be re-
stored TO rate IN effect February rs,
1894, which are as follows:
First class, limited TO 30 days. SEQ 90
First class. limited To days, ..... 81. 90
Second class limited to days.. "a 90
Round trip, limited 10 July To-. $50
Round trip, limited 10 nine months so 90
Until April ~, 1894 inclusive, the
Santa F'c viii continue the sale OF frat
class tickets from an Texas points on
It's main limo and Paris branch. al mo
following very low figures
Single trip. limited 10 6 days. 500 90
Round trip. limited to 60 days. ID 80
The Mid-winter fair vt San Francis
co II now In the height OF It's glory,
and YOU can soc an It's beauties Al
a nominal oXpenee.
For information regarding tickets,
time tables and sleeping cnr accom-,
modauons. apply 10 the nearest Santa
lie agent, or address
w. 9. KEENAN,.
General Passenger Agent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06
swiss laundry SOAP IS pure.


II you want superior piano or or,
van don't expect 10 IND It among small
dealers or consignment houses. Manu-
facturers " frst-class and reliable
goods sell all they make TO cash-payins
dealers Thos. Goggau & Bro, are cash
buyers and the largest dealers In
Texas. They have houses In Calves
ton. Houston. Austin, San Antonio,
Waco and Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

All members Of the Equal Rights
Auxiliary of Fort Worth are requested
10 meet at the Chamber or Commerce
hall tonight April O. at 1880 p. M, to
perfect permanent organization.
All persons. members or not, are
cordially invited. and a good atten-
dance Is hoped for.
MRS. n. l. NUGENT, President.
MRS. IL. NJ. PRICE, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Four small orphans arrived here last
night from Abilene on their way to
Eureka Springs. Ark. They were from
3 to years OF age ana We're travelling
alone. A number VI the womeu,s Re.
lief Corps OF Denisou We're stopniny I'D
the depot and contributed s. Tor me
children. They were placed in charge
% Depot-Master ] W. PembertOn nnd
VIII 50 on 10 their destination today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Deputy sheriff swan yesterday
arrested George l.. Pierce, who Is
Eanted At Denlaon for einbezxlement.
Ahe young man was employed by Hib-
Der Bros. OF that city as a trnvelinir
salesman and has been In Fort Worth
hnce January. H0 saws thore ~ moth
ing serious Ia the matter. the charge
Arising over some difficulty he had
with the frtn when quilting their cn-
plgy De viii be taken 10 Nerman
Today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06
GREAT MISTAKE.

what class Of cattle is required to pass
muster In Chicago One or two OF this
lot have bob tails one or two have
one horn, several have but one eye,
and number are as blind as bats.
Notwithstanding all this they wouId
make good beef, They are in rood
condition. l would like to sell Won the
lot OF thirty-five II you viii buy them
l would ship them, but understand
that steer has TO go through am
application Tor life Insurance. and an,
AFRAID that some OF these bob-tail
fellows might require remittance 10
insure their transportation.-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

The services at the Bethel last night
were very cheering to Christians. The
testimonies were encouraging. The
Rev Barcus Of Vernon preached an
excellent sermon, which was listened
TO with rapt attention Upon Invita-
tion one person came forward Tor
prayer
Tonight at s p. M the Christian
Alliance VIII meet with the Bethel.
and viii be led by Miss Garyey. Street
meeting at 1880 y. m,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

A prominent stock dealer Of this
city has received a letter from a feeder
not Tar from corsicana who has some
cattle Tor sale. His description Of mis-
stock IS very funny He saws. .-The
cattle ! have are work oNnu. but have
been fed all winter. do not know
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Muster Masons and the mothers,
widows. wives. sisters and daughters
OF Master NInaous VIII have
meeting at Masonic han 20.
night AT o'clock to arrange for the
organization Of an O. p. 5. chspter'
All Interested parties are invited,
whether they have taken the degrees
or mt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Seventeenth District court-Hon. w.
d, Harris, presiding
Judge Harris was IN court long
enough 60 render decision IA the case
OF EN-parte Il, NJ, Page vs., the State
and application for habeas corpus, lie
granted ban.
Forty-Eighth district Court--Hon.
5, Z. Greene. presiding
Tie court aud a jury are sim hearing
evidence In tho case OF +. q. Under.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

wood VS.. the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
he Railway Company.
county Court-Hon. r. q Johnson,
presiding.
The court is still hearing the probate
docket
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received particular courtesii's.ss n
hands Of the secretary o. lns's
public instruction. and Nisi.s- E
educational institutions IN ~
Mexico.
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Waited.

The police are looking for a brown
negro about % years Of age who Is
wanted az Tyler He, has a scar over
HIS right eve which makes him cons
spicuous, The fellow Is supposed TO be
ia Fort Worth.
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ron COUNTY ATTORNEY.

James W. swayne Is candidate for
rounty attorney OF Tarrant county.
Iubiect to the action OF the Democratic
party.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-06

Married, "Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
al the residence OF Mrs lmogen Wyatt
BY the Rev A. -, Buchanan, Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Royster to Major Y. c.
Park. both OF Memphis. Tenn. They
len Immediately FOR San Antonio, Gal
weston and Houston.
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swIas IAunary soap IS DUE.


wa 'h"WsfN NfNe" away
Flowers are always beautiful 10 look
At, hut soon fade away. Those lovely
wax flowers made by the French ladies
1t the Eden Musee never decay
Every lady attending thls now popular
exhibition today will be presented by
The management with beautiful hou-
uuet OF wax flowers as souvenir OF
their visit. This exhibit is wen worthy
VI the liberal patronage IL IL now re-
celving from the people OF this city,
and We would advise all who have not
witnessed this line work OF art to lose
no time heforeit Is too late. Ladies'
Ind children may come alone.