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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
EASTERN FIELD TRIALS.
Contest for Members Subscription Stake
The WInners-Those Present.


NEWTON. N. c.. November l9.-(Spe-
cial)-The eastern field trials began
here this morning, with the Members
Subscription Stake. The early morning
was very threatening for rain. but the
clouds gave way 10 the sun, and the
hunters had a magnificent day for the
sport There were ten entries in the
Members Stake az follows: III. b. Dur
yeas Lochinvar, against Pierre Lorillard' 5
Lenoa; Pierre Lorillard's Antionette
against T.. X. Hitchcock's Sandstone;
Pierre Lorilard's Lady Araminta against
w. b. Meare's Linwood; f. r. Hitch
cocks Topaz against w. b. Meare's JOY
full; II. B. Duryea's Roy dor against J.
T.. Orr's Shot. The result OF this race
was: Mr. Hitchcock's Topaz first. Mr.
Iorilards Lady Araminta second. ana
Mr. Duryea's Lochinvar third. IL Is gene
rally agreed by members and visitors
that this was the BEST race ever run by
the members Of the Eastern Fleld-Trials
Club. The handling was in many respects
up to the work OF professionals. There
were great number Of quail found
during the day.
The club members present are: Pierre
Lorillard, president, New York; Wash
lnRIOl "A. lOSl-E, StNlN t'ACS'Nf'.'f
L. Orr. New York: W. b. Meare. Hills
boro', y. c.; +. r. Hitchcock. New York
and II. =. Duryea. New York. The
Judges for the trials to-day were l." g.
Bradley, Greenfield Hill, Conn; w. Il.
Bell, Plttburg. Pa; Messrs. Is. Waters.
Chicago, reporter for the Forest ana
Stream. and Major j. NJ. Taylor. New
York. reporter for American Field. Other
persons In attendance are: D. II. Rose
and II. |. Reginald. Lawrenceburg Tenn
]. NJ. Advent, Hickory Valley. Tenn; j.
B. Stoddard. Chicago; John n. Lewis
New Jersey; T.. r. Hearn, Fred. a.
Hodge, New York; John White, frede-
ricksburg. Va; 5. Maury Mitchell and
Edwin V. Dougherty, philadelphia
Horace Smith. Monroe. n. c.; Z. r.
Buckle, Char ottesville. Va, and ii. III.
Hargraye, Charlotte, ". c.
The entry for the Derby is large ana
viii be commenced on Wednesday morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
An Attractive Programme Very Prettily
Observation-Disclosures Applications.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November H.
Gpccial.)-A very pretty musical enter
tainment was given Saturday night in
the Good Templars' Hall. which was
greatly enjoyed by the large number OF
members present. The programme was
as follows: % Music by Mr.. u. w.
Rose and Mrs. G.. B. Bowery: () Reading
by Mr.. II. w. Rose Of Norfolk. en-
titled. Fair Blngen on the Rhine" CD
vocal duet by Misses Mullen, entitled.
WAIT Him Home; D recitation by Miss
Leila Charles; 90 solo by Mr.. @. Frank
wilkins, For Loves Sake" 90 an ora
ton. by Mr. Frederick c. Davis.
4 handsome supper was served In the
ballroom below. and IL was a late hour
when the members dispersed. all having
spent most delightful evening.
Mr.. Frederick lively. Of Wheeling. w.
Va. formerly OF this place. is here visit
| ing the family Of Mr.. Thomas l.. Blox-
| ton.
Bishop Newton, of Richmond. is here
to-day, visiting Dr. James d. Moncure.
A CUNNING TRIP.
Messrs. ]. L. Royer and w. l.. Eagle
Of Pottsdown. arrived here this evening
on n cunning trip They are guests OF
Mr.. G. X. Himmelwright. formerly OF
PottstOwn.
Judge Smith is holding his regular
| monthly term Of court at yorktown TO-
dov. and tomorrow Judge Gunter VIII
begin his Circuit Court here. Among the
| cases TO be heard are three applications
| for divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
Judge Com Not n Candidate.

A Danville special to the Baltimore sun
saws: In a conversation win Juusc
Hughes, who is holding the United states
Circuit and District courts now In SESSION
here. ne said that Judge Con Is not
candidate for the West Virginia senator
ship Judge Hughes was iast wees u,
pai,imore in attendance upon the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals for the
Fourth Circuit. with Judge Con-. lie
saws Judge Gof' spoke very positively on
the subject. saying that he would not be
a candidate for the senatorship, did not
desire the position. and would not give up
his commission of Circuit Judge Tor IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
DEATHS or A DAY IN WINDSOR.
Fusionist Candidates Taking Testimony
Preparatory to "a Contest.

Preparatory to "a Contest.
WINDSOR, n. c.. November l9.-(Spe-
cial. John a. Rayner. aged Sc, promi-
nent farmer and distiller of apple-brandy,
and late a candidate on the Fusion ticket
for County Surveyor. died at his residence,
near Colerain, on Thursday last. The de-
ceased served during the late war as
private in Company f. Fifty-ninth Regi-
ment. North Carolina State Troops
Fourth Cavalry.
Mrs. Salle Pearce. aged AZ, widow OF
Joseph Pearce, died at her residence.
near Ross church, on Thursday last.
Paul Butler. aged Is. died OF chrome
diarrhoea at the residence OF his brother
in-!aw. b. Frank King, in town, On
Thursday.
William f. Madsey. aged IS. salesman
In the employ OF Il. c. Bagenure, was
found dead in his bed. in Mr. Bagenures
store, Thursday evening. at o'clock, +.
NJ. The deceased was walking about In
town few hours before he was found
dead. Ii is thought that he died Of con-
sumption, as he had been afflicted with
that complaint a long time.
The Fusion candidates began taking
testimony yesterday preparatory to begin
contest for seats in the legislature
and to begin action in court for the county
Offices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
MISS ELLlsoN's ENTERTAINMENT.
A New and Novel Diversion Introduce"-
Dr. Lnfierty's O0er.

CROZET. VA. November 9-(Specla')
Miss Julia G. Ellison gave pleasant
entertainment to few Of her friends on
Saturday evening at the charming home
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James M
Ellison. Refreshments were served at
10 o'clock, and among the diversions was
the new and enjoyable game cailsu
Mother! Sophie! Lucy Ann! Sister sue!
Those present. We're Misses Susie ana
Dixie Strlngfellow. Of Culpeper MISS
Nellie Rae, Of IlillsborO': Misses Saran
ana Carrie owens. and Ellen Ellison, or
Crozet: Or. Roy X. Flanagan OF Char-
lottcsville: Messrs. Walter q. Ellison,
and +. II. Kincheloe. of the University Oh
Virginia: Professor Il. Grnstead, OF the
Miller School Willie Lafferty and II. j.
Louthan. Of Crozet: Mr.. and Mrs Wiiiiam
=. Woods, of Highland, Abemarle
DR.. j. J. Lafferty. the ubiquitous eultor
Of the Richmond Christian Advocate VINO
makes his home near here. was recently
offered 5000 to spend two months on
lecturing tour In California. Neither Sill
yer nor gold however. was strong enough
10 draw this well-known Virginian from
his duties OH this side Of the MISSISSIPPI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
MAIL-ROB9ER FOUND GUILTY.
Sentence Suspended on Account OF His
Acc-Georgc l.. Harris Acquitted

DANVILLE, VA. November p.-tSpe-
cial)-In the United States Court to-day
Peter Niillner, a colored boy was found
guilty of robbing a mail-pouch at cascade
IN April last. Sentence was suspended on
account Of his age.
Hazel Feinberg, Of Philadelphia. VS.. the
Wytheville Banking and Insurance Com
many. Demurrer TO plea OF perisdlation
sustained and judgment for 25co ana
interest.
George l.. Harris, charged with using
,ostape-stanps for exchanging merchan-
disa and having debts, was acquitted.
The suit of ]. II. w. Hairston Of Henry
vs Brown, Hodges & Co. for $1,000 for
false Imprisonment Will be tried Wednes-
d1V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
rn. News from stanardsvllie.

sTANARDsvILLE, VA. November 10.
,s,aciaI)-A there was but little busi-
nes. of importance claiming the attention
NJ Judge Grinsby's court, 1t was ad-
,o,rned after G short session.
Judge McMullan's court was In session
on Friday last. Chap. Golden lcoiorea'
,ent,ary for assauiting DIR. X. N. Nils,
who was In possession OF a warrant for
Chaps arrest
Mrs Caroline Jacobs. OF the weil.known
Arm Of Watson * Jacobs. died on Friday
last at 2 A. NJ Her remains left here
saturday morning for Richmond, TO be
iaIa beside those Of her husband IN the
Jewish cemetery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
The CONDUIT, Question Again,

A petition Is being circulated among
leading citizens asking the Council TO
grant the Bell Telephone Company the
privileges OF putting Its wires under
ground. The question Is one which was
thoroughly ventilated by the Committee
on Streets couple Of years ago, and met
with the opposition Of the City Engineer.
Superintendent McCluer says that an TN
derground system would cost the company
a great deal OF money. but would rid the
streets OF the poles and the network OF
wires. would insure the public better
service. and give the wires protection
from snow and sieet and other uls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

pany for $4,000 damages for false ares,
and IMPRISONMENT. West was arres.v"
on the charge Of setting fire. to the "'''
last year.
EVENLY DIVIDED.
During the month OF October there were
ninety-elght births in Norfolk. evenly az.
ylded between the two races. There "e''
ioi deaths. "a white. "a, ,ra.
The body Of q white infant chiia va
found IN box on Freemason street
day night with its throat cut
Rev. r. Fl. +. McWilkie, OF forsn n.
ms Eib,e printed in leoS. which ne
thinks "a the Oldest one In America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
THREE DRUNKEN FOOLS RESCUED.
Taken from "a Capsiled Boat and Carried
TO WashinCton--E Excitement.


ALEXANDRIA, VA, November u
CSpecial)-Buck Hall. with two intoxi-
Gated Washingtonians, st out for sail
on the river during n stiff northwestern
this evening. Their boat was caps%eu
OF the city, and a boat from n sloop
picked them up and towtd me poa'
ashore where 1t was rlghted. The men,
after driving themselves and drinking
more insisted upon starting again when
off the Magazine wharf the boat again
capszed, and the men had to cling to
her for dear life until the ferry steamer
from Washington came near ana sent
them a boat. The men were taken OH
SO weak that but one could tax. Later
on they were taken to a Washington hos
initial Great CONSERVATION prevailed
among the steamer 5 passengers when the
work of rescue began. Nobody seemed
To know what the matter was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
c. E. cRAHAM'S PAINFUL ACCIDENT
Compound Fracture Of the Right Leg
Condition OF tho County Jail.

ASHEVILLE, ". c., November B.-
Specialize. E. Graham, one OF Ashe-
ville's best-known citizens. met with
very serious accident early Sunday morn
ing. Hearing OF the serious illness OF one
Of the children OF friend. he procured
horse and started out to visit the sick
child. In going down south Main street
his horse slipped on the frosty brick
roadway, and Mr.. Graham guided the
animal onto the unpaved part of the
road. By some means the horse became
entangled In wire. and in trying to
extricats him the animal reared. and In
coming down struck Mr.. Graham on the
right leg. causing q compound fracture
near the ankle. from which the bone
protruded. Mr.. Graham. though SO Sc
verely injured. crawled 100 yards to call
for help. He was finally found. and physi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
clans were summoned. 1t u hoped tnas
amputation will not be found necessary
ovEpCROWDED JAIL.

Sunday n letter from Mayor Patton
calling attention Of the people 70 sns
oyercrowded condition OF the CITY 5msi
was read In each Of the churcnes. ing
FEDERAL court, which has been In session.
has a large number OF prisoners .. eac n
docket. and, as no other provls"n
made for their safe-keepins. they mus ss
be accommodated in the county JAN. ans
building ls only large enough .rs.
for,y-eight men at most, but eisn.y-s'sns,
men have for some days been connneu
there. and the condition OF things was
terrible There was no provision Tor s,v ing
these poor people places to sleep anu ~. nv
enough blankets to cover them u rnslo
had been beds. Judge Dick, OF Tue .u.
raj court. has taken hold OF the mattel I'LL
and smoke OF It this morning ~ vps =
court and II is thought he VIII INSTITUTE
an investigation OF the case at the hana nus
of the United States Marshal io' sn''
The congregation Of the un,.ar .sa
church passed resolutions condemnins ,ne
condition OF affairs. addressed to Jua TX
Dick and J. f. Rankin. chairman VI viz
BOARD OF County Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
SUIT FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
7. Jacobs Institutes One Against 1. Green
b,u,n & Co.. of baltimore.

IYNCHBURG, VA, November ls.-(Spe-
cial)-I. Jacobs, a clothing merchant oil
this CITY. who recently made an assign
ment, has instituted a suit IN the Ch''e"
States Circuit Court against l. Green
baum q Co.. Of Baltimore. for SO'oV Tor
false Imprisonment. Greenbaum & 20;
are wholesale clothers of Baltimore, ana
among the creditors of Jacobs. Ihey
shipped the latter big bill Of clothing
on consignment. and when meinpeI oi
The Arm came 10 Lynchburg last Satur-
day and found all Of this clothing gone
ne had Jacobs arrested Jacobs was re-
leased on bail, and proceeded at once 10
institute suit for damages as stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
vii SONS DEATH A MYSTERY.
His Body Found Near the New-hiver De-
pot-Not Killed by n Train.

RADFORD. VA. November la-tSpe-
cial1-Yesterday morning early the pouy
of 4 man was found just east or New
piver Depot. on the Norfolk and Western
ronrood and II was supposed that he had
been killed by the early west-bound tram
but upon investigation no marks Oh VIZ
lence to justify this behei were on 'n'
body. lie was man name" ""9Vn'
"a u,as emDloyed at Martins saw-mill.
and had left his clearinghouse at .
o'clock the evening before in good heaiti
and perfectly sober. The cause OF 'he
death is still a mystery His nome Is
near Christiansburg. in Montgomery
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
ANSWERED THEIR LAST Roll'SAII
Two Confederate Veterans DIE NJ '"o SUI
diers' Home, RalciIh-b"rgi"'S

Two Confederate seeeA
diers' Home, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
RALEIGH. n. c.. November ls'-,spe-
cial)-Two of the inmates Oh the wi"
federate Soldiers Home here died yes
terday, these being Thomas HANKS ia.e
of Company X, Tenth Regiment, anu W.
p. covington. late Of Company II, Forty
third Regiment. Hanks died Of blood-poi-
soning. and his remains were takeh 70
oxford. his home. Covington was one =.
the oldest inmates. being 70. HIS remai"'
were sent to his home at Lilesviiie.
The authorities here to-day disco'e'ea
that cicero Rurston, Jack Carlisle, anu
William Garner. the negro store-roopc,s
under arrest, are burglars. property
stolen from gentleman at Garysours
was found In their possession. 1t Is be-
lieved they also committed robceries al
Seaboard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
TRADE is REvIvINc IN NORFOLK.
The Porter Court-M artial-suit for Dam
ages-The Oldest Bible,


NORFOLK, VA. November 10 -(Spe-
cial)-During the next month the Norfolk
and North American Steamship Company
will have eleven large steamships plying
between Lambert Point and Liverpool.
and one to Rotterdam and one to Lon
don, running in connection with the Nor
folk and Western railroad. Within the
next thirty days the Seaboard Airline
VIII load fifteen steamships for Europe
with cotton from their docks in Ports
mouth. The Airline is now bringing
here about ono half OF the cotton re-
ceipts OF the port. All the roads are
now rushing cotton.
COMPLETED ITS LABORS.
The Marine Corps court-martial. In ses-
sion at the navy-yard, trying Captain. G..
r. Porter for drunkenness. will adjourn
tomorrow, having then gotten through
with their labors. The court brought
here q number Of well-known marine
officers formerly on duty at this station.
Mr.. jesse veale. popular young man
of Portsmouth. who died on Saturday
night. was buried to-day from Central
Methodist Episcopal church. the Pythians,
military, and firemen participating. De-
ceased was n years Of age. and unmar-
ried.
]. IL. West. Of Berkeley. has entered
suit against the GUNNER Lumber Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
BlOtChes
And Pimples

indicate inactivity Of the
skin. They show that the pores are
clogged and that poisonous refuse
matter has been denied an egress.
The accumulation Of this matter
under the skin shows in red Jumps,
blotches and possibly in pimples.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
Mr.. PRESLEY RlxSsY DEAD.


One of Culpepcr's Successful BUSINESS "eh
Gone-He Leaves Several sons
CIIPEPER, VA. November ls.-tspe-
cial)-Mr Presley Rixsey, aged 81 years.
who died Saturday night. was buried TO-
day at the Citizens Cemetery. Mr. XIX
sey, though he had been blind for many
wears. was one Of the most successiui
businessmen and one OF the most iniiu-
entail citizens OF this county. He was the
father of c. j. and Eppa Rixsey. who are
connected with the Farmers Nationai
Rank; DR.. Rixsey OF w. T. NJ. and john
+ Rlxxey. one Of the most prominent at
,orpsvx of this place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
CApES AND JACKETS.

Cspes and Jackets Of hundred styles
from $3.50 upward Modelrnahses OF
all Christsndom. not BY one OF two but
literally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

softens the impeding matter, PEN
etrates the pores and draws the
poison out. All the time it is sooth-
ing the Inflammation caused by the
congested state, and finally leaves
the skin smooth, clear, active and
healthy. 1t is absolutely the best
and most efficacious skin medicine
in the world. Its action on the
skin is perfectly in accord with
science, but its curative effect is
almost miraculous in its quickness
and thoroughness.
II has cured innumerable stub
born cases of pimples, blotches,
ring worm, letter, eczema, dandruf,
itch and salt rheum. II will cure
the worst kind Of itching piles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
DRESS GOODS.

They're the medium priced sorts OF .
few weeks gone-often not more than
half or three quarters the carly fall
figures.
Look at these Wool Mixtures at 1910,
or these All. Wool Basket Cloths at 25c.
Put them beside any 39c. goods else.
where.
These 46-inch Atwood Suitings at
4Oc-we never knew their match under
&C., these 86-inch Atwood Chsviots
at &c., and the 36-inch Atwood Serges
and Casbmeres at 35e. Put them be-
side any 5Oc. goods elsewhere.
These 50-inch mixed Twill Suitings
at &c. are French made and worth 75c.,
or these 52-inch Scotch wosted Suit
ings at &c. You will probably 6nd them
elsewhere at 90c., but no less
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT:
I'D LY EXECUTED At TIN DlstAIVh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
50 cents. Druggists.
FOSTER MEDICINE CO..
eAtrtMoRC. MD.

FOSTERS GERMAN ARMY AND NAVY
cATAR2H CURE cures eatasrh, hay fever,
cold in the heed and all Inflammation OF tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
NIGHT SESSION.

Religious exercises were conducted by
A. q. Brown. The Appropriation for the
bencficiaries en- the conference fund Tor
the past year aggregated t0,675; the bene-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
THE LOSSES.

One million feet of lumber was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss Is as
follows: II. l. Anderson q Co, $4,000.
Insurance 5000; Bass. Brown & Lee. $40.
no insurance; two box-cars. 1900; four
frame houses. s2,0o0. Other losses will
bring the total up to $1,000 with insurance
less than 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
LITTLE ITEMS.

The Dying Soldier at Eden Musee, at
500 Main street. Admission l5c.
Be sure YOU see our line of baby
buggies before purchasing. A large
line and low prices. Fakes & Co. 1906
1907 Main.
Fakes & CO., l605-l607 Main street,
which they are Offering at bargains for
cash or on easy payments.
A skillful physician Is a priceless boon
TO mankind Or. r. w. Fisk possesses
in "A high degree that skill necessary to
In another column.
The Y. w. c. r. U. will meet in usual
session today at .. m, at Y. NJ. c. A.
parlors. All new members earnestly
requested to be present. Business Of
Importance and election OF officers.
The 46th anniversary OF modern spir-
itualism was properly celebrated by
the First spiritualist society OF Fort
Worth at their hall last night. Three
hundred people We're present. Dr. j &.
d. Swarts of Chicago delivered an ad-
dress,
The funeral services OF Mrs c. p.
Coe, who died in this city last Thurs
day at the residence OF her brother,
Mr. G.. l.. Lyman, Will take place from
the First Baptist church Monday ar
ternoon at 3 o'clock Her father, s.
w. Lyman. OF Chicago. and her sister.
Mrs. DR.. w. n. Jones, OF Rising City,
Neb.. have arrived, and her husband.
Rev. c. p. Coe, who was In Arizona at
the time Of her death. reached the city
last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

of various sorts usually found In a
general store.
The assignee is instructed 10 take
charge Of the AFFAIRS OF the store and
pay on the debts named in the deed
as rapidly MS possible. A majority Of
the creditors are residents Of this city.
The total Indebtedness specified in the
deed OF trust is about $780, OF which
about $1,000 Is in class a and the bal
ance IN class r.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Fly Associated Press.
Cincinnati. Ohio, April la new rae
ing association was formed here to-
day, The capital stock was fixed at
$4,000 Of which $4,000 was subscribed
at the meeting OF its promoters yes
terday. Abou twenty-five were pres
ent at the meeting The new track
viii be located in Campbell county.
Kentucky. across the river from Gin
natl. The leading members OF the
association are; Horace b. Dunbar. ] i.
w. HALEY, Jacob Freheimer, Elliott
MARRIED. and Marshal Halstead.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02
WACO MuNiorpAL ELncrIox.
An Exciting scene aud the Lie Is
Passed.

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex. April 1.--Last night
practically closed the municipal cam
paign, the last few days OF which
have made up in excitement FOR the
quiet condition which prevailed Up to
that time. A large meeting was held
at the city hall and addressed by Mayor
c. c. Mocuiloeh candidate for re-
election. Bart Moore and ]. r. Brink
erhoff also candidates. The meeting
became excited at one time, when the
lie was passed between Candidate Moore
aud Street Commissioner John McGhee.
The city hall was unable TO accommo-
date one-third OF the crowd which
sought admission. 1t is expected that
$500 OF the $3.50 votes registered next
Tuesday win be polled. The fight viii
be close one. and the betting favors
Mccullooh's reelection.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Special Dispatch.
'lInossiW ouL-T Ilidv "xsL 'ooeM
Kansas and Texas railroad will have
handsome new depot at Taylor
city Ticket Agent ]. f. Smith has
received instructions to advertise for
bids for the erection OF the building.
together with platform space OF $500
square feet.
Bids will be received up to April 4
ana the contract viii be Let on or before
April 10 The company proposes to
make the depot large and handsome
one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-02

Special Dispatch.
Waco. Tex. April t.--Dr. w A. VIII
hanson OF this city is in receipt OF
many letters from different parts OF the
state urging him TO become a candi-
date FOR state treasurer. lie is son
OF "Three Legged While" and has
hosts of friends everywhere he is
known. His friends in this city are
very DESTROYS that he enter the field,
something that he has by no means
resolved to do, never having held Of
flee. and being averse to It, His adj
mirers are, nevertheless, confident that
they will get him into the race, and
believe he can make "A winning fight.