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CORNER FLAT.
large light rooms & bath rent chrnp.
81 corner Lexington ave. = lU6tu Al.

A.-THE ALBANY, 5!st 4 B2d r- BroadvAv-
House thoroughly rcieroratri splendid apart
ments' n 10 rooms, steam heat elevators e. Z.
$3.50 to 81, 200, hrbt.,dsA door 4 elevator service
CHOICE i-roum fats all improvements. IIzht.
81; good locality lanltor. go " S5th o.
ELEGANT : large light rooms 4 hath ,orns-
nats In new building, all improvements, REM,
Sj. Apply jSnItpr los W. 10Th a.
HE TOWNS u -0b WILLIE, E1cgsu,Iv
cOratel, cam ht"1 az r'reu.s ! largo
H. mt room" u m ~ HuTDvrnEB near
stat on must g tHrir. JAnItDr or
FhE bERII RE-, o. 7th ave.
co. Hudson ~, u rooms n bath kay u
~ u Greenwich ST., ROOMS, EiuEiu. .....,... 10
o. Greenwich ave . rooms ... - III %
lTIh ST., W, rooms ana bntI, - -, /, "a
iih ST., 3l3 ". u rooms 4 bhih -tram
neat .,... .,,'.a,......... .... ~ ~
- h ave, u, rppu.S, imIT NEmrnts "a ~
ION ave. lDb q rOOHNS bath ...... ~ -
4nth St, 80 W. rooms AMI ia d. AluKis ~. 80
NH ave, 40, q rooms, Improvements 49,. N ~,
Bank ST. q, rooms Nj q nth ........ 70, "a,
9th ST., @U8 W, rooms SINCE - N ~,
20 81 300 W. u rooms angie "a IA
18th st, 81 W, p rooms, EinEie ........ "a "a
3Jth 81. J4J W, rooms. improvements "a nj
22d ST. 36l ". 10 rooms bath ....''... ~ ~,
JOSEPH COkLIl & 90 ia NJ AMMAN
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Furuished-wsst Side.

seth ST. near Brosdway-Elegantly furnished
800 month, unfinished. $500; coal. BLAKE
LY., 1870 Broadway.
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LENoX AVE, $40, near l25th st-EleEant nata
s large light rooms bath; all improvements
$50; tanitor WOOD MILLER. als W. l2Sth St
MADISON AVE. 22s5. bet. 1881 4 18th stS.-on
magnificent drive. handsome 5-room nat. SlL
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Fiat. and An.rtmen,. to Let.
unfurn .red-~ortn ,astn Stres

uniurn sred-Nortn o iasth street.
It'll AVE. southwes, corner both St, entrance on
street 600 W l30th)-Elegant corner apartment,
large rooms bath; steam heated; every I'm
WOOD MILLER. gis W ia5th st.
9TH AVE. 22sJ. block Of l35th st. station-TOp
hat, all.light rooms, bath steam heated mod
ern improvements; rental '2I. Inquire janitor.
STH AVE. 265O, near lest St large, light
rooms, all newly papered painted St, .le.
12oTH So, 90. ". b rooms anu uath, al i'm
provements; newly decorated rent reduced; ;
snlall antilles
1871 II 81, lOJ Two elegant light flats; six
rooms and bath s2i, go
l2S1II ST.. 300 W. corner Hat, rooms, bath,
private halls halls heated near station.
l2s IL 81, % 4. ID Your. uuuritlsheI IN pr
vate hous,; rooms bath light hou,ckeeping.
18TH ST.. .5s W s large, light rooms ~ bath ;
perfect order; all improvements rents re-
10th ST.. 40 W. -Rent S25: six rooms BATH
steam heated and all improvements. ---
BOTH ST. 265 w-Private neighborhoo1f elegant
nat, > rooms. bath i sioreroom; only wv,
l3SD ST, 1859 w-Cheapest fats in Harlem 8
large rooms & bath; newly decorated; ,is jani-
tor. WOOD & MILLER, 2ls w. l@5th ST.
18TH ST. 90 W. corner LenoS ave-6 light
rooms bath corner hat. Jantor.
bath ST. 1877 W Cheapest flats in Harlem
rooms large light every Improvement d..o'
rated; hot water supplied from cellar rent w
See ilnito
1HST ST, 800 w.-Parlor basement loors 5
rooms; improvements. adults. reduced rent
l43D ST. -, W., near 18th ave. . rooms y
bath Sis free until November BAh'
NETT & CO., 81 r. l2jth t. --
144TH ST. Ei W. Amsterdam Convent ayes. -
Furnished or unfurnished, doors, to rent IN
private house with small family reference.
FLATS 10 LEI.
4 and 10 West 18th 81.
rooms and bath, halls heated.
SIG ISIS. Apply Janitur.
orJ. COcHRANF, w. l25th ST. 1900
SINGLE. 7-room parlor nat; nice order rent va
Janitor, 10 w. 1891 st. or MURRAfs, sd ave.
corner 18th ST.
SINGLE FLAT TO LET. large rooms bath
room. Inquire in candy store. elb Eagle ave-
near 1880 St q Sd ave.
'lS-FlNE beautiful rooms, with Improvements.
newly pam ed & deco a'ed halls; 81 am heated
iamitor vice; Inducements to small families
'fice. 34S ~. Nicholas ave
S22------ --TO--------
rents handsome. single decorated flats, rooms,
bath, on beautiful LenoN ave-. near l2Sth St; YOU
should see them. Swartzstrom, janitor. S6@ LenoS
ave.
5TII AVE, c222 & ?2?4-5 rooms & bath loves,
rent in Harlem.
l32D ST.. rs w. Outside flats, & & rooms: OIL
improvements: $40 to $50. Janitor
l33D ST., IA W.
ROOMS BATH;
FIRST CLASS FIRST FLAT, $50.
SECOND FLAT, $23
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In spite Of the rain Saturday, tn,
Summit Cyclers defeated the Mar.ons,
At Marion, y. j., 70.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.


BY A FAMILY of adults, nice floor or fat, rent
not TO exceed SO mrnlh. NJ. c.. box 30
World, uptOwn,
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They orc going. fast. Those. $500 and
SlluO bedroom suits, WOrl's Fair fur
ntlrc store. 312 Houston street.
LITTLE ITEMS,

Friday night thieves entered room NJ
Shows h1lrlne house. corner Thir.
tccbth aud Cplhoun streets. and stole a
''"S' w "u''u ""a mug Su'' VI V'o'ne''
Yesterday noon the fire department was
called To the residence Of y, Il, Creger,
where The gasoline stove had set fire 10
some curtains. causing damage to the
amount Of about So,
g,,. a,,o ,,,,uoo, r,o ho,r. 90 10
and 6 yesterday morning thieves entcrei
the room, OF w. r. Davis, the clerk of
the plckwick, and stole a fine gold witch
and Chain valued at S75.
-,
Inc Saturday night song. and prayer
service was begun last night ~ the VI;
g. \ parlors' Inc meeting is conducted
by ne Young men aud Tor their devc.Gp-
n mehl' IS also pToposel TO- have the
w, "'I''''
me room OF Nj; NJ; beam, travelling
salesman for the H. X. Deuschor com.
plhy, OF Hamilton uno, was entered
by thieves some, time Friday night and
q Tow dollars IN chnpge taken, The
thiel gnmd entrance by climbing over
'he ransom
Co,roe T.. Cause funeral lIr.ctor and
cmSol5er FIJI assorrment Of "nJ iu
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As, Long as the Law Continues to
Protect Them,


Special to the Gazette,
HuJclius, Tex, Jan. Cat mass
meeting Of citizens this evening, w-,eh
was attended by over 100 OF our very
hcst citizens, the following resolutions
were unanimously mdorel 10y the body
and subscribed 10 by nearly every name:
Whereas, this community has long
been infested 10y au organized baud Of
thieves aud otherwise lawless characters;
and
"MLcWns whom thoy are npprohcndcd
IN ihr commission Of their crimes und
brought into the courts lhpy by fulso
witnesses and tpChuleulties of law, are
turned loose upon this people; aud
whereas, this condition of things has
OF l1to lncryu'. ] 70 iLat extent that they
10 longer hesitate 90 steal our stock,
burn our property and even jruparlIzg
our lives and the lives of our families
lee ing secure themselves behind the alb
ilrec. which hcy can always establish;
Resolved. /. That II Is the sense Of
this injecting that II Is the duty OF every
lnW-nhIdius and good citizen OF this com
mUultF 20 arise and assert the rights
guaranteed by law, BE II
Resolved, ., That each and OyOry par.
llrlpnut lu this meeting fopls ii bis duty
Ing out crime and bringing the guilty par
tics TO Justice
Received ., That whenever any
m"mhcr of slid band Of outlaws ~ af-
rested for the commission Of crime aud
attempts 10 Gear himself by the estnb.
ltshment OF nn abb through witnesses
Known to us 10 hc disrrpulahle, we vol
hnieer our services 10 The stnte. and im-
peqeh the testimony Of said Witnesses,
"Reselved T. That recognizing the foct
that God helps those who help tlom.
serves " ln this attempt 10 cOnil!nty
WORK with the cuurts and officers of ihr
law, looking 10 the suppression of crime
ulH the ends OF justice, be thwartpd. No
VIII arise in our might aud rid ouraelyp,
ioreyr OF tais lNwlrss clement BE N
Resolved, b, Ihut we drplnrc rrcu'v
re cirgum''uHcpa which force Ms ln tale
thes' steps, but stern sense of our ,Iuiy
20 ourselves, or nmuios aud orr Cod
Icalg5 rs NO other alternative he n
Rrs9lycd, o. That the secretary be in.
sirucicd TO furnish the row Worth On.
aeue, Dallns News. Lancaster Tloraii
TIE Mesqmicr aud llaulmm SIM viii,
tvpvs "i lh.Ne resolutions. with the ne.
quest 20 nubish BE IL
lIesnlrcd. Z. That as an evidence of
our good inilh we do hereby attach our
haynes To me foregoing resolutions"
IIr meeting WIS O rcd hot one ana
surely means business for tho OWL dopr.
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MITCHELL ORBETT

BY Associated Press.
Jacksonville Fla, Jan. G.-Anairs in
sporting circles. are very quiet here at
present. Interest ia ccntcring in the an.
nonncement which the Duyal Athletic
club is 10 give ont on Monday. Training
Of both Mitchell and Corhctt Is going
ON as usual Visitors MT the quarters are
Increasing 100 numbers. Sporting men are
beginning tp arrive in town, Butch"
Thompson Of New York and Fred Tlral
the Jockey, being prominent among them.
There is some talk here Of insituting
a race meeting to take place just previous
TO the battle. Many newspaper men
wore driven to the grounds today wherr
the arena is being built. The structure
Is in fair way toward completion and
is in fair way to completion and
business portion of the city.
Governor Mitchell has addressed a mes.
sage 10 the Methodist conference in SEES.
sion NJ PnlatkL thanking them for their
support of him To- the stand against The
battle. He states that he shall continue
In his present position The Duval pco-
pie, however persisted In their state
mcuts ihlt the contest will come on ms
advertised and fewbets are being made
'o that effect The club is continuing To-
w5h the WORK Of arrangements and il
looks ms If they had some grounds upoi
which TO base their opinions.
There was o story current tolay that
'nr'r't Ind written q letter 10 Mitchell.
Offering TO forcgo the purse and meet
him iu private hoo case the contest could
NOT bee otherwise pulled on. A tclr.
gram was received from Mitchell deny
ing that Corhttt had written such a let
ter. and when The story was sifiel il
lcvollncd that Corbctt had said to Man
prpr tspylIpn Of fine pluh flnf he was Gu
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aud al late hour all departed. with
many Wisles for happy New Year Tor
their charming hostess, and greatest
praise for tlc manner IN which they had
been entertained. Following are the
names Of those present: Misses Lutte
Henderson as BABY McKee, Kate
Vaughan aud Ella Montgomery, Two
g. Smith. BABY Ruth Laura O. Smith,
"Red Riding Hood" Bessie Fields, Bgr-
tie Clements, Virginia Burroughs, Corrie
Smith, Rose Ellis, flower girls; Bessie FL
lis, baby Ruih;" Grace Seymour, Lille
Minis, Mary Dttlejohn, Mother Goose;"
Anabel Cooplr. Egyptian Prlncesss''
Iandt, Jri MgsEs' a, Luckeit,. represent
ing "'rennesste" GeOge Wray. "a
STRAIGHT Pair w. Morrow. His Satanic
Majesty" John Burke aud Dick Van
Zandt. Lite Lord Fnuntleroy;" Horace
Hunter, "Clown. Direct from Paris"
Chlrlcs Nnylur, snilor boy; Harper Bran
non. clown T. Blnkency, United Stutes
marine, I. Bgtemau. Bohemian Prince"
Thomns L, Martin, Jr., represented "Fe-
annie Folly to Finish:" Bert Rose. COX
ford StudentF Harry Robinson, MARK
Twain" A. Nicholson, nn English gentle
man Of lelsnip; Bob Littlejohn and Luz
t1ei BOaz. "'fhe Ludlow Brothers," two
Ia number: PIKE Maddox. Shorty NJ the
Fair A. Crandall represented Sam Beck
In AFTER the Ball. Skinner. mo
body's Darling;' Al Jordan, "A How,ing
Success Bunk Smith, I'm So Sleepy
Tom Lake, "Groyer Clevpland;" William
Paddock. Seen. Crook;" Sam Williams,
West Point COdet;" George Reid, sailor
boy; Wheeles, priebe,bis, II Iuckett,
win Krum- X NJ. Van Zandt, Jr., and
George England.
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RAGLE PASS oo11EcTog


special TO the Gazette' N
Washington, Jan. 6-rhe q
the Eagle Pass coHectorship ?
tcresting. although the tera
present Incumbent does not y
over a year. 1t ls thought ii.
moval for offensive parisanA
other reasons vii. not be heif
is pushing his man, Linn Of
the former collector, at Browns
as Pnschnl has far greater
interest in the Eagle Pass oliN.
not be surprising to see BIZ
winner.
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the order to be continued 10,
jonrnment. and be returnable
session Of the house. lie
arms was also instructed tot
cient number Of deputies to d
order.
The previous question wa
and the resolution passed. &
4 O'Clock the house. on mods
ings, adjourned.
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PEoPLE IN THE CITY
Buy Worlds fair furniture Mt onc-hnlf
cash value. $40 Houston street.


Special to the Gazette.
Denver. Col, Jan O-Goycrnor walte's
extra session Of tie legislature. which
eonvenes next "wednesday, may end with
an Immediate adjournment, owing to the
fact that strong efforts nre being made by
the governor and his friends to have il
last at least thirty days. A motion to adj.
lourn Will be Introduced in both
hhfanehes. Il viii pass almost unanimous
70 the senate, but may stick in tte
ilq9wer house. The states financial condi.
non VIII no., allow Of nn expense of
nearly 100000, which the session viii
cause. The state has now overirawn its
appropriations BY over $4,000. 80
Ai re available funds were appro.
regular session for two wears which Il
controls ,a aud ne matter how many hills
Sr passed for canals, roads, reservoirs
Or other improvements for the rclirf ~
The unemployed, There viii he NO ,none ~,
Tor their completion.
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THB BOUNDARY COMM
Special to the Gazette.

Washington, Ian. Con-
Mills, United States OF Amer
AIRY commissioner, on ihe
United States to settle tae
boundary. where II is unaeTn
count Of recent changes Ia v.
will meet thc Mexican c9mr1
po'nred for like purpose e.
Monday next. whore fhe seq
commission vii. begin. ies
Ne taken at various polnn
river.
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since the heavy pu chascs pf real estate
ehfoQicled Ia these coluuila last Elk adu,
tlonal purchases have since been IN he nv
kausaq Guy purchasers. Many fhink nat
these heavy purchases ind caie an ia IN *.
tension of the Rock island 10 lroad sluth.
ward 10 lbs point from : owls. ihe ex-
tension was N con cmpati IA before me
Ynnlng OF he panic. Several riilrlal
slon WIN leading cltl eaa,
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X. X, I.agsett was 10 Baird Mednesdny'
Rev. X. s. Stuart aaH teiurneu itoh cue
shcrlr Tyson Of Arson was in the city
DR.. j. a. Fowler Is In the indian Terri
A. n KIRBY has returned nom for'
'" i. i. Paddock of iort worlh speat SON
day here.
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IonN Q. sToRRIr nnAn.

At u O'Clock on the night of the 9th
John C. S,orrie died In this city The
funeral viii take place at o'clock this
afternoon from the residence OF Mrs
Mary Q. Harmon, corner Hewphll aud
Terrell streets. Deceased was brother
of Rnbt. C. Storre well known In Fort
Worth having had large waterworks
contract here AT one time.
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Special to the Gazette.
Washington. Jan. G.--Comts
els today declared first dixie
per cent in favor of the creiir.
IL. Paso national bank, on caz
amounting to Sl32 ,2JS.
CulbersOn was at the tlsiT
morning TO see to the appda
several minor East Texas On
as custodians OF public builds,
A pOsiolice was tolay esaA
Montha,ia, in Gonzales connty,
Postmasters for Toyas. On
county, j. IL. Head; 4. v, So
signed.
lAure., Newton county, ]. y
d. NJ Childers. resigned
Elizario, I'll Paso county On,
Garcia, Jr.; 1, r. Clark, res
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bank In resAs for The ger a diillsni ~
such vast proportion can nnli ihlleAie w ,,
uhe financial condition o. the p''p' ,,, ~.
nor In witch NOV have weatherrl The
panlc. After the nnYias Of ine aifi ,.i,,,
mentioned, the capital stock o. VIC rn,nl1ss
Will still remain $4,000, WITH sui IN,
aud undivided profits account Or o'o' 49,
Coo.
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WV AhA ~ ~ N'N#fNANs
Washington, Jan, G.-Pent
never ceased 10 work for No
was rejected by the senate li
the instance OF Coke. heeanf
ley's reflections on Hog Denie
had finally agreed 3 Niu
further opposition to M05lei
scented to confirm him for WA,
the president would nominate
dleton won't this morning win
to President Cleveland h'5
positively refused TO fdrsf
AlOhley's name. saying thsl
cant who could not easily hnl
his own senators was not W
GRAFTON.
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Another company OF these tourists prrived
here this week on their way 10 New Or
oplalnel employment, While ihn reniaindar
continued on thelr journey after sinn.
over Of iay during which time inv
generous citizens ~ Nu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

AZ we regular monthly meeting OF the
.ioSethnllefa and directory OF fhS Abfieue
9auonEl bank, which I, 60 occur next wceE
~ me elecil n OF officers and ar Cor, f6r
we en'rlnE ygah q dividend or 100 81, e-nt
amounting 10 SlO1Oo0. No doubi III, Wi,
p' Inc iafgest dividend declared ~ any
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

on last Thurrday evening a. ~ Iesua
monthly hu lucss me q y w ~ a
Light Infantry elected Nj Emma say.es
their sponsor for an indehni eflou: SUI
hns not YET annoueel Der MALI Of nonoI'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Al o. the real estate aud rental az mrs are
ol me betttr elasa, "a all uies 30 ware
vacated duriug the recent !, nlc arc m i
skli9' lhus indicating tue highly prosparou
condition Of our people.
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OUTDOOR SPORT.
Hunting clothing, camp chairs, cots and
tents at ALdrrsous gun store.
BUSIN
BANK cLEARNGs.

BY Associated Press.
New York, Jan. 0.-Bank clcarings,
S0,5OS POS; balances S5,IO3T01. For
the week, $JlO,O9S,Og3; balance. $780,
1OO,24L
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Special to the Gazette.
Tyler, Tex, Jan. 5.-Yesierday at
1920 q. M. the Tyler Grocery company
filed decd Of trust, numing Charles r.
Bonner, trustee.
The following Is a list of preferred
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The FIRE R 3C)lD.
BIG FIRE AT Albany.

~ NNN0tINTNu Ifess.
Albany. y. y, Jan. G.-At 1l15
o'clock FIRE started in the Albany thea
ter Occupying about half block. In
ten minutes the entire building was n
mRss Of flames, and VIII be total loss
The loss viii be az least $4,000.
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THE PAST WEEK
IN SOCIETY.
BAL MAsoUE TO THE JENNY
LIND CLUB.
MRS. HOMAR'S DAINTY LUNCH
There werea Number of Dinners and
Pleasant Social Entertainments
of a Quiet Character.
Club soolals.

!
Club socials.
|
|
One Of the dalrdcSt snncheons OF the
season was given by Mrs. ID. II. Bomar
Iost Tno,dov afternoon. in honor Of her
sister Mrs. A'-W Broad OF Faris' Tex
who is pleasantly remembered in fort
Worth society as Miss Matte Purinton
~. It, ,,.,,so,t tyo nf
ue'e "eie t"'''o ''''',' - A.,
the expected guests haNlng peeh W
tanned at home On this occasion the
pretty home OF Mrs. Bomar had holi-
d,y a,r a. ,bs n,,.or dnipg.room and
y "'' 'H' ''''v'' III.
Railways were hyishy decorated win
mistletoe. which is always suggestive
OF Christmas festivities. Mrs. Bomur
was assisted IN her dnilc, as hostess by
her sister, Mrs. a. w. Board, and by
Mrs. w. w purinton. THE guests were:
Mira ii. @ uooJ and LT piecr. Miss
Mills of sherman Mrs Henry Furman.
Nrs III AZ XV'iil,r,s Ne. II n tnr.
fes Nis,J,,I,, WI, .,J Harry Hon.
dricks nni NIIs,ns INV anti olive Peak
'Tbe .adiss were ali bnnJ.omeiy rowncd
mi fro fine vo Si' p HuG 1,ssel In
BRIGHT anil HUuri,lius chat. When tie
lh.Hel 10 inuie peauiun WIN lhe
u9puIF, cul-S.AsS anu slNer ll9 vhoicSal
AloIhnehI however wa. an exquisite
echlcrpcce 81 m9lden-lialr iern ana wh'te
liyntllhnlh' Inc de55G,leles OF me season,
daintily served. added cpicurran delight
10 TINS feast Of reason aud dow OF SOU.
Inc menu was served IN tile following
order.
BoniIun.
Dressed crab ON shell. celery and olives.
QunL on toast. raspberry Ice.
Salad, with mnyonnisr. sliced tongue and
Crlrker-
lee cream kisses. candied violcts.
Coffee, crackers uul cheese, sailed al
mouds.
Miss Nellie Cobb give an elegant din
On N'w 4elrs a4y " AMI Mrs.
niIa,..t S sn Am 5an.., MnSs''i MS h.'n,ng
,'uo'' ehd G9nHhtgr' Ia1el Mr. ana
yrs ". conn MT Iohn brQWnson'
Alr5 Etla Hodges, Frank nhd Elsie
ioIEcs' MIS- rorF,, Dave Anelin, 7.
Cmbiree and Mr. and Mrs Ewing were
the guests.
The members of the First Presbyterian
church. moi content with fixing the nan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
ABILENE BUDGET.
THE FAMOUS LITTLE CITY Is
FLouRIsHING.
Big Real Estate Purchases ny Kau-
sas City Pnrtios-A 100 Per Cont
Bank Dividend Society
Notes ana Personal
Mention.


-'1T7'1WI W NV NI1NVTFVs
Abilene Tex, Jan. O,-Already our ell.
tens are beginning 70 celebrate Arb ir day
BY placing large and general orders " "a
me nnrseymen for ghale tluel nnd shsuh-
berry. Tlla day promises 10 witne tho
piahung OF more lrees tsis year tnan ever
before since the Inauguration OF its cele.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
IN THE CITY.

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH,
W. o. Bailey, d. D., pastor Sunday
school at $3.50 a. IN, conducted by u. q.
freeman, superintendent. The passur viii
preach at II n. m upon eighteen Cen
turtles of Interrogation and at I p. IN.
upon Our Saintcd Dead" Communion
of the Lords supper al the close Of the
evening service. Seats are free, aud
courteous ushers show every attention to
stungers.
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ALRANY THEArER


HY Nss1oIteI Ifoss.
Albany, n. Y. Jan. G.-At iid5
o'clock fire started 10 tue Albany theater.
Occupying about half Block. In len
~ flames. The loss viii be at least
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

snn.,i aone the sys'em ma stimulate the
I'm uihf AnFgu nj tors lsr. j
~ rs Ssse, Sans, sole S,auufac nrers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

Every p'n0y tets YOu can get silva ION
OH Tor % cts. Hcit Imminent Ia the muraet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

rs Brown SIN IN the government
a os,oiliee."-Atlanta Coastiudon'' ''s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07
ACME STEAM LAUNDB

sos Monroe street, City Hail.
Only rseass laundry in theeiy Lace curtain speciality Esn
ply utende
Goo rusters make twenty-five dollars
Phone ~ S f. HANCOCK, Prop, Fort wrI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

The bal masquc given the Jenny Lind
club By Misses Laura and Corrie Smtb
q their beautiful kome on Broadway and
Jennings avenue, New Years nlgat. was
~ event long 10 be remembered. Tho
scene was extremely beautiful. and It was
, re Mslest affair Of the season. Prof
NonnoFs orchestra furnished the music.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-07

This popular club also e,ve ,,,,,,,
party. New Near's nigh,, al Inc r,,sldsnr "a
OF Me- Dollins, when most cniov,Sls
evening was spent Among those nres.
gnt were Misses Emma Raiuey. NsnIe
Powell, Roxie Munnir. Bcrhenh GrSv,.
ner, Bessie Bass, Eihel Hart. k5s
Strong Of Denlson, Hannah and Fstbel
Wichita FAILS, Berde Dnlins. isois on5
Cora ponnell Mande Setzler; Ness M
Hart Noonan, Stewart. Mehaegie. Dol.
hns, Jones, Estell, Smith, O. Mullins
Eelols. lAghtfoot, Malta, Curtis, Muiilns