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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Militia Instead of an Army.

In the German reichstag yesterday, dur
ing the discussion OF the budget, Herr
Liebknecht denounced miiitarlsm. and said
that the socialists intended to introduce a
bill at the next session OF the reichstag
providing for the establishment Of uliria
regiments. instead of the present military
system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Experiments with KocL,. Lvmun

Prof Otto Lugger, in charge Of the Min
pesota experimental station at ST. Anthony
Park, Mimi, has discovered from numerous
experiments that IL the animal is healthy
no rise in temperature will follow the IN
Jection of koch's lymph, while if afflicted
with tuberculosis, even in It's incinient
stages, there is an instant rise in tempera-
ture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
RECIPROCITY" SUITS.

The kind made with double knees and seat.
We might almost say the kind that wears
out. Pretty patterns, silk sewed and perfectly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
SAILOR SUITS

And novelties for small boys don't often ad-
vertise because can't do their style Justice
We have a large assortment.
Every Boys Suit is furnished with a gold plated
chain, charm and whistle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Children's Cotton Under
wear.

Good Muslin Drawers, hem and cluster of tucks
Sizes " III l212c. pair
Jean Waists buttons and button holes. Sizes 2
TO 10 years.. .-....................l2h 2c. each
cd floor. bet. 10th and 18th st bldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

STREAMING AND RACKING YOUR LUNGS and
Throat with rasping Cough is but poor policy.
Rather cure yourself with Dr. n. Jaynes Exl,ec-
torant, an excellent remedy for Asthma aud
Bronchitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Knitted Underwear.

100 dozen Womens Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests,
low neck, 10 sleeves. Regular 25c. quality. 1212c
each.
l42 dozen Womens Swiss Ribbed White Cotton
Vests and Pants. spring weight w Soc garment.
100 dozen Wonen's Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, i'm
ported. low neck, sleeves. Regular 81 and 81 y
qualities ....... Inc
ust floor. .....................100 1909 T st. door,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Infants Easter Clothing.

Spring Short Coats, well made, lined throughout
high full sleeves, trimmed with narrow
braid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 % each
Good Muslin Caps, French style, tight fitting
iroul lSe. each
Good quality French Caps, standing fat
I'd floor. .......................10t 10th st. bdg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Corset Department.

A lot Of Coutil and ventilating Corsets soc. pair
A lot Of ''R. c." Corsets. soc. pair
A lot Of y. b. Corsets. ............ soc. pair
ia HoOr. .......... annex to 10th st. bldgD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Frustrated by Her Husbands shame.

Mrs. l.. A. Hill. wife Of the ex-paying
teller of the ST. Nicholas Bank in New
York, who was on yesterday sentenced to
four years and three months for stealing
s42Vo from the bank. is Frustrated over
her husbands downfall. His sentence was
the first knowledge she had OF his guilt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

Sterling Silver Articles for Easter Gifts
this
is
Of the
articles
sand fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
COMBINATION" SITITS-

Coat and two pairs Of trousers. Strong wool
fabric Our guarantee goes with every suit.
So each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

loo dozen Lisle Thread Half Hose tans and
olack' ingram dyed, spring weight. The Soc grade
here1ofeFe ............. Doc, pairs for 81 90
For spring we have the correct weight In Un.ler-
wear. special line of natural gray. medium
weight, one thread cotton, one thread WOOL light
comfortable and durable. 81 90 the garment
'.'-.''.... 1909 + sto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Important Sale of Pictures.

Important Sale of Pictures.
Here is a lot of Pictures. Frames and Easels We
submit TO you for just what they are, without
ccmmeut. Judge whether not they are worth
the buying.
French Pastel Paintings, 16x20, framed in new
designs of pink, blue and white moding; all nicely
nnished Observation-Disclosures. .69c. each.
Heavily Ornamentcd Gold Frames, inside meas
fAS-2' QUO. Cacn.
Finely finished Oak Parlor Easels turned top,
WATER COLOR PORTRAITS, $40
We will make strictly irst-class Water Color
Portrait from any style Of photograph satlsfa cton
guaranteed, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So As
tain hoor 10th ST. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Boys Easter Clothing.


splendid array of these tough fabrics made
up into salts to fit. Strictly pure wool down to
the last thread Pretty, too.
So, $3.50 and S3.I5 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
For Easter.

100 dozen graduated Four Hands and Tccks,
light colorlngs stylish patterns, eects50c each.
A special line of Foster Kid Gloves, new
spring shades, correct weight The s2.25 grade
heretofore .............$ l.Io lair.
Another quality, In the correct shades and
weight 81. 90 pair.
NSieu store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Toy Department.
Whitney's Baby Carriages,

new style. just opened this week Twenty five
of them, roll body upholstered in corduroy or silk
damask, hne satin parasol with lace edge best
gear springs, &C. handmade wheels. patented
lot Of Whitney Carriages, bleached rattan
body, upholstered in fancy carriage cloth and
piush ......................S 81 IS each.
tam noor. 10th st. bldg)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16

LIZ HOt@HIDN CO.. DO sTI IIIO IfTH-
- '----li ti.--E -.lHt E-t-~>D~. SIS value. $40
listf .iAi!,~s IS. Sll value. S~T5. A big bar
S3iln l-.l 8e'--. ErlSs Trimmings. $50 SlU--O.
t1l,e-,l i&f''r Si--- 4 5i1 Larggin-Tha ccla-
.I,dttd l-'tiS Box, storage or N,si couch s. 50
slo ST. 'EA\D NALtE. This al. n presented
mans Mans! ,s,.Ietaln= 20 every purchaser TIE
AoCGAION Co.. JIG a.. l7IU It'll lual.s-.I-z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
Here's a special for tomorrow:

IltTe Specldl
23 pairs Mems Congress
Caters. Sizes 8, 10
ard IL. Goring slight
ly imperfect, worth 81
and So, for. ...........
Babies DongOla Button
Shoes. American Shoe
Store price, 35c. Our
price ..............
Lot Ladies' Button Boots.
Sizes =, 3 and 3i2.
American Shoe Store
price, 50. Our price. .
Lot Mems Handsomely
Embroidered Slippers or
Alligator slippers.
American Shoe Store
price, S1.50. Our
price ...............
Boys and Youths School
Shoes, all sizes. Amerl-
can Shoe Store price,
SIPS. Our price. go.
Ladies' Button Boots. all
styles. shapes and sizes.
American Shoe Store
price, 81 so. Our
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ladies' Dongola Button
or Lace Shoes, with
pat. leather tips. Amer
lean Shoe Store price,
81. Our price. 1890.
Mems Calf Button and
Balls, all style toes.
American Shoe Store
price, 81. Our price. :.
Mems 81, IS and Sc But
ton Shoes of every sort,
including the Famous
Hathaway, Soule &
Harrington make. Our
Iadies'Fine DoDgola But
ton Shoes. all new
styles. American Shoe
Store price, 81. Our
price ..............
Lot of Mems Calf Bluch-
ers. piccadilly toe, all
sizes, worth 81, for. -.
Mems Fine Calf Butchers,
Balls and Congress, all
styles and sizes. Amer
lean Shoe Store price,
s.. Our price .......
Mems Russia Calf Bluch-
ers, hand sewed, piccl-
dilly toe, worth S., for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-16
The Spring
Arrivals OF
Fine Shoes

Are now noticeable at CROCKER'S.
This first invoice OF Fashions Leaders,
from the celebrated GEORGE E. BAR
NARD CO.'S factories. includes some OF the
prettiest Shoes we've ever had for women.
and we've put INTRODUCTORY
PRICES them that you may have in
ceutire for early buying. These are
sample" values:
Sd ''Jaquettes" -S3.25.
Either black or tan. THE LATEST.
Sold in Boston, New York and Philadei-
pha for So. Very handsome. The tops
turn over, leaving artistic collars"
81 "Prince AlDerts"= rs.
Very stylish and pretty. All styles,
widths and sizes TO suit any notion.
HERE ARE THE OLD STAND-BYS."
Ladies' Sc Shoes==SA.9o.
Celebrated George E. Barnard Com
pany make. Hand made. Oriental
toe. Button. Patent leather tip.
Ladies' S. Shoes==S3.0o.
George E. Barnard Company make
Kangaroo. Button. Absolutely WATER
. PROOF.
Ladies' So Shoes==S2. so.
''vici'' kid lined. Cloth top Bluch-
and button. Six styles Best 50
Shoe for Ladies.
Ladies' S. ShOes==S4.2s.
George E. Barnard Company make
Wei kid Hand made.
Ladies' $40 Sfoes==S4.2s
George E. Barnard Company make
Russia calf. Butcher. Wing tip.
Best Storm Shoes made.
20 Per Cent Off
ON All Spring Heel Shoes.
IT'S FEAT
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
THE HIGHER COURTS,
CNIL COURT or APPEALS.


A. q. Foster ct al. vs.. H. d. R1ssel;
from StoncwAll. Reversed and rriuandel.
Alaueroy Polling ct al. vs. 10 . y. VIII
son; from Armstrong, Affirmed
Il. W. Taylor vs. Missouri Glass Com
pauy; from Wlbarger Affirmed.
James Schmidt VS.. State Of Texas;
from lI0riouNn Reversed and rrmaudud,
Frank NJ Smith VS.. w. J.. Taylor ct
al: from Jones, Affirmed. Oral opinion
by Stevens, j
Fort Worth and Denver City Railroad
Company vs.. G. v Terrell. Appeal
from Denton. Affirmed.
l.. Il. Oldham vs.. %. NJ. Mcmillan
Ct al; appeal from Bosque county. AZ
iirmcd.
H. w. Williams & Co. W.. Moore
Bros; appeal from Bosque county. Re
yersol aud remanded.
=. n. Schlow VS.. Gulf, Colorado and
Santa re Railway Company; appeal from
Bosque county. Affirmed.
e. n. Nelson ct al. vs.. Anton Tor
killsou;. appeal from Bosque county.
S, ii. Lumplin VS. Mrs. r. II.
Montgomery ct al, appeal from Bosque
county. Reversed mud reminded.
MIS-. II. Nicholson ct at. VS.. John
Harvey ct all. appeal from BosQue
county. Affirmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

NpfNlnl llenNlch.
Washington. Feb. 81, Hon. Gustnve
Cook Of Houston is hcre upon business
connected with the conviction Of several
bank oilielnls recently IN the failed Teyas
national banks. Mr.. Cook will nrohn.
ny JON the Hon Ed r.. Kono af san
Marcos, who Is Also aoollinr pnrdon for
inc convicted officials
The whole Texas delegation Il dls-
TURNED from center 10 circumference over
r. Eaale Pass collectorshlp. Deleen.
uons supporting The two loading rnndi-
dates Fitch aud Linn, make daily visits
70 the treasury department and urro
lhur especial cAndidnhs. This morn
ing they paid the second iotut visit Ia
the white housc. Mr. Linn was nrc.
sentcd 10 the president by Representa-
lives savers, Grrsham aud pendlnlon
Ihn ever watchfnl paschal lcurninr Of
tho visit Of the above mentioned delcro-
.ign quickly followed M, accompanied hy
his candidate, Mr. ". A. Fitch, And I'll
together the president must have had
quite u Toxins morning OF IT, lie prom.
ised 70 lake The matter mp IN few
Representative Cockrcll Of Texas ba
Introduced u bill for the completion az
[ thp. military road hclScccn Eagle Pass
I md tpri Rllse and for the appropra-
u9a OF $1,000 therefore.
=, Noleacl u NJ Van zandt Of Fort
! Worth i herc IA Attendance on eon-
Vigfe OF the knights Of Pythias.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
IS MILLS ACTING PROXY


/
spent in trying 10 secure a quorum womb
BE- more probably kpent IN debates
'Will tie gentlemen on the other soc
agree upon ume Tor voting j. the &c
bate j. allowed to pToceedf' asked Aif'
| McMilin.
"CeriAlnly,n responded Mr.. lleea, we
will vote whom VIC get thrpuEh..
"Whcn will yon got through
'When we iinishfH (lAugnieN'
tits absurd. continued Mr. Reed,
shat gentlemen SHOULD insist on hhyihs
the whole situation in their hanls Oeiofi
they begin"
moved a call Of the house ana the
speaker declared The MrAiillin-hesl
c0iloquy out Of order, and Instructed lhe
official sicnUgrephers 10 exclude " lieh
the record Yeas and NAYS We're -, ~
minded on the motion for q eali' ~!
call Of the house was ordered lDl 70 ~.
When a quorum again reappelfel' AF
Bland moved Ia dispense with further
proceedings under the cgh AMI MI
Roed, w order 20 c0mpicate matters
forced "A roll call upon the motion
Further proceedings unher y he eau
were dispensed with. 1lB 90 IA yd NE
vote then again REQUIRED on Mr.. Bland i
danIrnd Tor the previous question on
tho scigni0r1ge bill, l57 10 4. Tie small
est vote Of the day. resulted. huh nppn
the announcement, Mr.. Bland moved tEat
The house adjourn.
Mr.. Mckaigh CnemocraD Of Mary
land moved That ms tomorrow was
adjourn 10 be till Friday.
"if tho Democratic party cannot do
business" said Mr.. Bland holly, ut
lld nor better frltter Us time away on
Afr. bland moved, no quorum having
.fs fs. HfIH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
FOR HER son
A Devoted Mother Gives Up Her Life
in Cuba.

Press Report.
Havana, Feb. 21.-A band of bandits
on Monday last attempted to lidnap
the youngest son of Senior Hernandez,
proprietor OF the ''Regallta" estate,
near AIinas.
Sonora Hernandez interviewed to save
her son, and claspcd him in her arms.
The bandits fired upon her killing
the c1ild-Anl- inhicting wounds upon
the mother from which she died in a
short time.
Another son had in the meantime pro-
cured Il gun and fired at the bandits.
His aim was good, and one Of the ban
fled.
1t was subsequently learned that the
dead mans name wac Pedro Soils. He
had in his possession a permit. purport-
ing to have been issued by The nntbori-
tes, allowing him To carry firearms
An investigation resulted i'm the discovery
thni the permit was forgery.
No retsOn can he assigned for the
attempt to kidnup the child, as bis
parents are very poor and the bnndits
could have no hope Of procuring Il ram
som.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
AZ IMPORTANT cLsE.

: washington nl.,t',n@ Nj, ,,.', 2i.-f case will
soon le heard IN the Inifod States
supreme court as TO {hat extcut q
judgment found ia The T{,nch cpnrt cnn
na enforced iq The Uuiti States The
case IN question luvoly,f tho Judgment
Hughes \ Co, Of NV York. IRe
French iudsmoni @. being cnutcsicd on
ihe ground that the ease should have
been tried in this country whore the
Americans dcfendalts could have No.
cci,ci : full andfir jury hearing. II
j. urged Che Frcnrg courts do not rrros-
nizc INDICTMENTS Of tho Amoricnn courts,
sud 81 the Americans want redress In
FUnlc they must 90 there 10 get IL.
u 'ho supreme court suetuins tho French
Judgment and establishes precedent
thai forolgn decvcs can be enacted In
America, 70 VIII effect q number VI eases
Involving International and domestic
cnlsnglrmcnts, notably Princess Colonnh.
where the Fpnch court decrcod her
chlilren 10 the custody o fthe prince.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
LITTLE ITEMS,

Genuine Usage McAloster coal at
Fort Worth coal company.
Phone lSt3lpo05 for all Goals and
prices, Fort Worth coal company,
Or, NJ, NJ, Barnes has rc-opcnrl den.
bal parlors IN the Hendricks building.
For CRATES try the Victor lump or Nir.
ger Head Fort Worth Coal company.
Manager Greenwall ~ negotiating IA r,.
lurn date for Ex-Governor Bob Taylor
early In March.
Miss Lillian Lewis will be secn al
ireenwalrs for matinee today al 2.3O In
Credit lorraine and tonight IN her
attest success Good Bye, Sweetheart. q"
George L. Cause. funeral director and
imbhlmor, Full assortment Of updor
AkorA goods ou hand Takes fnll
,harge OF funerals and hirnishes an nee
hshry requirements. No. 3l4 Most
Mentherlonl street. Fort Worth. Texas
Telephone No. l5T.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
rEXAs pnsrorrIcrs.


Washlngton, Fob. II Representa-.
NV Cooper Of Texas today rccommcnded
WE, Lancaster OF Marshall for postmas-
nr ~ that place. The appointment at
Marshall has boon due since january,
hni y has been delayed ON accom-, Of ane
q those frequent 0eMrrcnocs in Iesas
ouifeA The Recommendation OF 81 man ~.
saing outside Of the corporatn limits OF
81 W r lienl, bat hc was declared on
account Of die corporation limit rule OF
tne acknowledgement,
Tue appointment OF Mr. O,lphant rs
postmaster a h0rham yca.erlay may 30
resArdrd as an indication 81 the attitude
toward Rpprt,enlative Bailoy after his
tf"nanneea attack nnon the adninlatra.
ipn ttvA iAe stump % Tex8s u haI
neeh q question az 10 what considetailon
Uilphapt was aehni,,,.,, ,,,isl,ont any IL,
ltnaHpn 90 Nj Bailey thar the appoint
n'es< sAA 70 DO made. or that The 1aa,ser
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
"uNrNAs" or THE DANUBE.
Men Who Reap Dreadful Hlryes,
From the Corpses in That Stream,

~ ,,tt H. n...te,d tl,r-...
''i -. W. ' Vs., Gn,,gs, In MAI Strenrn
t., .,i.,, ,,,. Hoo, o,.,,,i
p'''i"' ''"'''' '., ~ any,.
In vienna %! Nh "r"v'u III v'' Va '"v
daily papers, entitled "ihe Hyenas OF
tb, Dapi,h," iu which "A rrewsnmely re-
.i..,....i,.,ia, h, .,i,,,- az t,o animal
""''' ~
appearance OF hundreds OF corpaes uoat
ing down The river between Vienna and
Hungary. which are regularly plundrrcd
hy The people ON the banks and then
cyuirnlly thrown back into the swift cur
rSnt of te str,am. never 10 be heard
again The writer considers this hor-
rhlc state of things mainly in Il judicial
lIrlt. snys Inc rnrrpapnndcnt of The Lon.
don Telegraph. aud complains of the SER
ioit4 fos-c4 lima indicted upuu the living
In consequence OF the absence of nll clcw
To the fate of their unfortunate relatives
"Nclr after year" ho N1irms. "hn-
drcds OF .ifelc.s bodies the mortal re-
mains nf suicides, Victims Of crime aud
Victims of necidalis rise TO tho surfnce
of the Dauuhc, are swept along with the
current and washed mp ON tho land ON
one bank or tho other. UlCre they are
discovered hy tho 'hypnns.' who rifle The
corI4es, and then, MS a rule. kick thcm
hacl into the waves. after which no hu-
man htlug worries about them. Thous-
pnds Of people vanish from the sccnr in
this manner, no one ever learning what
fate hefan Them Rlood-curdling crimes
remain undiscovered aud the uncertainty
whether a man is dead or will return
again to his family and friends Is often
fraught with heavy loss to the latter
No mound marks the SPOT where those mn
fortunate people rest: they are struck ONT
of the roll call OF humanity; no trace re-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

from one party to the other 81 Tex. 14G).
The burden in this ease was upon Pain
tin TO prove that the deed was signed by
the Elder to whom the land had been CON
veyed and did not shift to defendant.
The holding Of the court OF civil appeals
in this respect was error. The trial
court erred In admitting the letter pur-
porting TO have been written by Phillip
llder, There was not sufficient proof Of
the Ecnuineness of the letter. Cause re-
mandcd for new trial. Opinion by
Brown, j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

special Jispltch.
Dallas, Fob. 21.-Ed Cameron vs.. the
state from Haskell county; affirmed
9. A. Stenkie VS.. the State. from
Lamar county; reversed and remlnded
ON The ground that the evidence was i'll
sufficient
4 rehearng was refused IN the case OF
John ID. Mays vs.. the State. from
karncs county, and the train robbcr will
hang.
An opinion was expected in the varie-
y theater case sent ON from this county,
lut the court dill NOT pnss upon N.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
FOURTH CIVIL APPEALS.

San Antonio, Tex, Fob. o1.-Tho
following decisions were banded down
today in the court of civil appeals for
the Fourth district
Aiirmed,,-I. White vs.. Joe Dlepger.
from Kendall; II. G. Parks VS.. Norris
Z Lock Il Co, from III Paso, NInS
kranker vs.. Morris II. Lock 4 Co,
from III Paso; n. G.. McNorton W.
Nqlyerde county. from Valyerde.
Reversed aad rcmandcd- George Ha-
Icy ct al. ". Louis Tuos et nj. from
Meiiuo; II. NJ. Campbell, receiver. VS.
George II Brchenscnchutz. from Bexar.
Thomas W, Munaly vs.. TLomas Cog.
1ln and Brother, from Bexar; Mrs
from Bcxar; The New York and Texas
land company vs.. n, II. Gariner
Reformed and affirmed c L Die.
nowiiz vs.. II, W. Staacke 81 n
from ReNar. " Al
Affirmed in part and reversed In part-
G. + Hopkins vs., !. L. Haiiebnrton
aud Il. $. Parr, from Gonzales WI"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
PERSONAL.

\. Sheriff H. @ Williams of Graham.
l,enng county, Tex, was visitor in the
city yesterday
Misses Grace and Katharine Emmert
and Miss Nellie Burlington arrived in the
Sliy last evening from Denver. They
loln Mrs. Emmert here and will visit all
DenYer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Julius Klein, New York; w Il T5nsn
pesMeines' Vim Sohlater. Plsanen,innne'
la Frank T CosgFoye, Daliisas "s M e,
Coward. ~ Louis; w Is III,
3uanahi W ] Williams. Da,las' i'' T..
rark lr h v Iohuson. g,rer on
New York; Jerry ! Ferris. Ssn o SnntF.
James Kelly NOakum. Tex. n q i'' I,,.I..,'
.ou,syille' w Il Elliott. ArIm-,oSnu.1
4 Meste1t, Houston; w 4 SS.on, Al
laE!s; j. kainp, San Artoni i.e'ns
Ma,itcws, Balliugcr: II W pe,,ill a
n Louis; Chas NJ Carnantor ~. g,'lve sl,,
" y Berry, Abilene: Ii q WSjpi,",gnss'
S,reham; II A Fisher sr.esi n,i,'ins,
Henry Handing Stockton. II Sy s'a,Ty sl..ri
pu9nahi J o Mest, Gmb5 ~ AaHiiu,
= lleming, nmvor; TN siii'o,s'in,.u las
nshi 9 a Ihonilsson. pc..H' e,~
iaeem2 Thurher; h 4 Raps, ~ Arch
iSper aud wife, s. issi, N,s1i'ae9;
itsll hallls; Geo @ Kiii;,s'' tlro .
~ Gus Eaton, Dallas; 4 ~, hansas
it,,tNpiur; AZ Leavell Rsnses 'ff,si ~, efe4ux;
,llsran' Geofgia.R o isisS,l,9i :; y
s.asee' " I gett4r. All~sse9lla' Mil-
SSm.ih. New York; NJ = 800 q y
louis .Mm y Bowen. Bal,;, SIeer; 81
tWSsii3' ilexarkana' II Moi<cn1lsf Il T
W ! Matthews. Arcker '1cs Nv, Dallas;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22
RoYAL ARcu MAsnNs

Fort Worth chnptcr. No. rs Rnvol
Arch Masons will hold a special meet
ing tonight at the new Masonic hall for
the purpose of cofering degrees. An
members of the chapter are earnestly
requested to be present. Visiting Royal
AAreh Masons in good and regular stand
ing are cordially invited to attend.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22


Joseph jefferson is at present resting
on plautation near New Orleans. He
Vlens MS spring season in March.
A MIX White Flag" made A ,rema,1-
~ Ant ht IN Boston. It is on at the Biz
boston theater for protracted run. .
dhalmers stock COMPANY is reported oq
nolns very poorly In San Francisco. They
m NOV laying an engagement Of several
vi ", new fad in theater parties IN New
XXX. iotk Is for the ladies to st together and
dlste, s'S SlI, to occupy the seats imme-
MSrguerite Merington. author of got.
s sa,. has inst completed The lih-
40 Of comic opera. Size has not Ia.
''Nel upon the composer.
AZ, ms not before been publicly statel
w aat Edwin Booth. in his viii. left s5oN0
n We Home Of Aged Masons at Irtiea.
~ i'--Dramadc Mirror
+. Memphis is to have electricity far hor
~. rlN railway. Manager Jones viii
20 us men Ak work soon.
ny eldest printer, w. G. Sanshnrv
S Sto entered he service Of the Baltimnse
sun IN 1857 has Just died.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-22

Special Dispatch.
Baird, Tex, Feb. 2l-Ihs :
event In the history Of this dlI .
banquet given last night by y !
of Pythias. Prayer was fra q
Rev. WIN II. Harris, after X
an address by Mr.. J. l.. W "a.
came the supper. A ndmbei :
We're called and responses weaa
Then came a speech by Juki
solomon, who held the ass.
bound with his eloqtience 1
furnished by "PerfectIOn7 oTa1
COMMISSIONER court was .
the whole of last week.