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The sun., 1894-12-29
En.,,.e Terrl.. Sue. Manager Abbey.

Elaline Terriss, who appeared at Abbey's
Theatre last spring in the part OF Cinderella,
has through her counsel, Howe & Hummel,
brought an action in the City Court against
Abbey, Schoeffel and Grau, TO recover s22l.23
salary, Her husband, Seymour Hicks, has also
a suit against the managers to recover $ll0.62.
IL H. alleged that the managers deducted these
sums from their salaries as commission for tho
IOndnn agent who secured the engagement OF
Miss TerTiss and her husband. They refused TO
accept any deduction. Olin. Rives X Mont
gomery, counsel for the managers, made appli,
cation 10 Justice Mccarthy yesterday 10 compel
the actress and her husband 10 file bond OF
SpbO as security for costs, because they are non
residents. This motion was opposed, and JUS
lice McC arthy reserved his decision.
The sun., 1894-12-29
A MGARRY PRIMARY.
EaIIssasd by . kuA-IA Bst~eeR Lawyer
Maria Aad BINrk smith No Donald.

The special Democratic primary election held
on Thursday night in the Eighth Ele' tiun district
In the Tenth ward in BrooGlyn was one ~ the
Iiyeliest that ever took place In the McGarry
domInions. Il was regarded a. a pitched hattie
between The McGarry and anti MctiarTy factions
In the district and the voting was enIiNenel
with ssyrral eX Il NJ rows.
The most serious one whs between LAWYER
Frank 4. Marin .he leader 0t ILe Att " Terry
man Mc1iRrry's lieutenant Ia tlt distrct There
has been bad bluud brtWern tac me since MAJ
nm recently called Blacksmith hUppLa q down
AZ 10 political gathering n thc ltuinas Jefferson.
aud before tile primary Nas over thry came %
blows on the sidewalk and rull-,! over ear D. uiurr
on the smith street truley trar +, compelling the
mOt0TmAn ON ~ approaching car ln haui W -
IN ths police hat Stopped Tie iruCa-,
The lawyer ard the blacksm'th Urtc taEen 10
thu ButirF street station anu drtalI et There un-
tll frlsnd- canit and hallrd thru .-L Settler
eXhibItrd much anxiety 10 make aLY rhArEe
,sllru they aupraFrd heiDTr JuEt'e IEAe yvh-
teTday morning. and they wyre -eny ~ VIII a
,sarulna Marin claims that he SpI. thv acrals
Snd hs also came Oat LhsAd Ia the primary ~ :
majority of4
The sun., 1894-12-29
New To-- or D.lIy Treasury Statement

WAsHISGToS, Dec. 2s.-A new form Of daily
Treasury statement or rather a consolidation OF
numerous statements now made In various d.
visions, all on one form. will be issued from the
Treasury Department beginning with Jan. J.,
lsp5. This new form will BE- issued daily. and
Will be headed "Heceipts and expenditures OF
tie Government and condition Of the Treas
uTy."
A Will show the receipts for the day, month 20
date. aud hscsl year % date; expenditures Tor
c ,- VI receipts Tor the day over eNptudituFes
lLs m1nlh 70 date, aud Aseal yeaT Z" late; or
~ versa. gold ,uiu aud gold bullion IN tho
iTr tsgT}, and cert lhcates Outstanding against
t'n. ,sasing the difference As net gold. Silver
"... 10 stAtth thr SAINT NAY, - well - ln4tsd
= slr} Hlirp redeemed will also DO stated, and
.' 1'aIhll' rN~A I..alt - ALL be shown. taking
Hlr4l LuA published
The sun., 1894-12-29
Lowest BIAdsr- for improvements n th'
Navy YARD.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2s,-The Navy Depart
ment has received tenders, under the advertise
ment OF Nov. "a, 1894. for objects Of improve
ment at the United States Navy Yard, Brook
lvn an hich a total OF about $500. 900 Is 20 he
expendet. The lowest bidders for the various
improvements are AS follows;
Garbage ant refuse cTemAtoTy, framed In wood;
ThOmas H. STANLEY q CO., New York, s41OO.
Garbage aud refuse cTsmatory, framsd In Steel
ThOmasn stanley Co. New York, 800; 4.
Bending STOP, building No lli' J. d. brosnAn
BRO New York $40, 600. =.
o.. BgookIyn 5000 per llneal feot, And J. h Bros
nan 4 Bro New York. e3e.voo for the whole.
Cray walI. Whitney BASIN stratford, Hawkes. Co.
Brooklyn. S2s.OtZ.eh , ,,-,-- -.
.triIeiion Tompauy Wilmington. Del, sTA los.
FItenGon Of boiler shop. building no % LeohAfu
Bros brooklyn. klIE3O, - =. 90, - . -.
Brouklyn 24O.B75.
The sun., 1894-12-29
AHsTis.s Historical Associates.

wAsnIS0ToS. Dec. .s.-Ths American HIS
torleal Association have elected Officers for the
ensuing year, A. follo"si
Presidoat. the Hon. George r. HoAF OF Nor'
eester. Mas: yics-Prssidehts. Richard >
Ftnrrs u BTooklyn and James - sh9uisr %
Bnstnn; secretary, HsrbeTt b; Adams oi ihalll ih
ianrr: Ass.slant secretary and curator a noN'
- ltr. of Washington. IIgaEureT. laleh.
WiLthrup lIowrn ~ NeS YORK. Aaaltl"t9a ~
mruliFrs ~ the fKecntiFs nL"'l, - Ii. un ~.
tia.si. I'd Ha.hlugt gtnn, ]. l.. y. tufTvIs hslfk,
N Adams ul iaL luiNstslil, tnI lhe"a5''
H. srltlt ~ Wellington, -...t... -.
Tn i,lar. and Tim, VI Tire ueAl megilnS "ss'
=. .l 81 .#Hfu ttfF. .H 'ht1.
The sun., 1894-12-29
Prof w,l.s. Elected Pas, Supreme ArshOa,

WAsHISGros. Dec. 2S-The Sigma Alpha
Epsilon SOcisty to-day chose st. Louis as the
next place Of meeting and elected the following
officers:
Past Supreme ArchOn. the Hon. William l..
WilsOn 6f Nest Virginia; Eminent su-
prsms Archon. Prof. A. NJ. Austin of Ohio;
dius Dockery uf North tarolir a; Eminent
supreme Recorder, Howard T.. Nash of
Harvard Eminent supreme Treasurer, tHanps
y A ndrsws OF 4 chattanooga. Tenn: Editor OF the
ReeOTd N. G. HuTger Of Boston University.
A new committee ON Titual WAs appointed,
with instructions " report Al the next eohFsh-
ton.
The sun., 1894-12-29
No Post once Dismissal for Political
Reasons.

Postmaster Dayton said yesterday that the
report of the Commission which recently inves-
tigated the local postal service would dismiss no
employees for political reasons. One man
dropped from the rolls, he added, had been .
member OF the Tammany Hall General Com
mittee OF the Twenty seventh district for thir-
teen years,
He ex poets 10 receive the report from Wash-
inRton on Monday. Until then he will not enter
into details AZ TO the changes II proposes.
In the mean time, the employees who have nos
already received notice OF dismissal are on the
anxious seat. An old negro who has been .
clerk for twenty years is especially anxious, Al
though he is not likely To be disturbed.
The sun., 1894-12-29
A Party OF south s.. Islanders.

An interesting group OF natives OF the south
Sea Islands are expected TO arrive here to-day
Ly the steamer Knickerbocker OF the Cromwell
line. The party went from san Francisco by
the southern Pacific Railroad TO New Orleans,
whence lheY sailed on Dec. 22 for this city.
There are twelve natives in the party, among
whom are a samoan chief, Laulu, aud the Prin-
cess Silnutii. They will arrive In charge Of Mr..
" r. PettihOne. the Interpreter, and will bring
with them their implements, weapons, Orna-
meats, decorations, sc. Immediately upon ar
rival tLcv will be taken Ia tie winter quarters
~ Ihe Btrnum a. Bailey show, as they are 10
form a part Of the new chronological Congress
for next years exhibition.
The sun., 1894-12-29
GAIass-YOuaE.

AIrs Olea da Silva Young, daughter Of Mime.
Da silva of ~ East Fifty-fourth street was
married at her home on "Wednesday 10 T. Pos
Ter Gaines The Rev. Anson +. Atteroury ON
clated. Several years ago Mrs Gaines obtnin'd d
a divorce from her first husband, after short
marriage. Niue. ia silva kept IA'h enable
bnAraiug school year az, and u VS. ht'
house that Miss AlNa SIuth visited In g. city
lie winter fullowin. her Introduction u " IL
liam X. Vanderbilt AT White sulphur springs.
Mr Gaines II a native ~ Virginia. tie - a. "a >
head uf a largo paper dealing concern at w Nas-
s,u strcet lie Is a msmbcr of the sou hern
-urlety
The sun., 1894-12-29
y. Nor. Gr.....ad Prosecutions.

The additional indictments hanging over Har-
Ian T.. Crandall, eI-POlics Justice Richard V. n.
Newton. Andrew S. Jamison, John W. Murphy.
and Morton Morris for their participation In
the McKane rebellion at GrAyesend will not
I've pressed 10 trial by Special Prosecutors Ed
ward NJ. shepard and Gen: Is; =. Tracy; Henry
y. Henderson, :. StTyker Williamson, John w.
taken steps To he released from any further re-
spOpsibility, and Mr.. Shepard will not make any
Imposition. Itis now Understood that there viii
he no further action tAnke in the cases.
The sun., 1894-12-29
tn. P.t.r... Baby Disd OF Pu.uno.I..

Deputy Coroner O'IIare made an autopsy yes
terday on the body OF the Petersen baby. who
died on Thursday night at lO6 Trinity place.
where her sailor father committed suicide on
Dec. 30 after killing her mother. The doctor
said the child died OF pneumonia and not OF III
HandalPs Island, as set forth In sensational
ne,.spa per tory yesterday. Dr. o'liaTe thought
that me habys aunt Mrs. small did wrong in
taxing her IN an open boat from ltandalls Island
I'M tle storm OF "Wednesday night.
The sun., 1894-12-29
Democratic u.,ne.tlo. .. King. County.

The new Democratic Club in Brooklyn. which
Congressman Maguer and other opponents OF
the old regime have organized. has adopted q
constitution and bylaws One OF the declared
objects OF the club is to secure the unihcation
OF all the Democratic forces in Kings county.
This is understood 10 foreshadow another effort
20 bring the shepardites back into the regular
The sun., 1894-12-29
Delaware Republicans Rejoice.

WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. 2s.-The recent Re-
publican victory in Delaware was celebrated to-
night by the Young Mems Republican Club OF
this city by a dinner in the First Regiment Ar
mory Three hundred well-known Republicans
from all over the state were present, including
the members elect TO the General Assembly.
The speakers Of the evening were senator Hig-
gins, Congressman l.. L. Quigg OF New York;
O. Bradfo OF this city, and +. X. Hart OF Phil
ahelDhia.
The sun., 1894-12-29
I.r,I..ce..n. Rss.Ivsr.hI,.

In the case of BENJAMIN VI. Fowler against the
arvis-Conklin Mortgage Trust Company, Judge
Iarombe of the United states Circuit Court
has denied the motion 10 yaCats the order made
an tIct n Nn sufficient caus, Is shown. Judgs
I,Arumba ,Ays, for the removal OF the receivers
aF.t AUDgiutCd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

LittIe Rhode Island Done-on for
Philadelphia.

Special Dispatch.
Providence, n. l., June sO.-After en-
Toying delightful nights rest at Oak
land Hotel on the Narragunsett Bay.
as the guests OF Gov. Brown. the Texas
party returned to Providence. The
board OF trade and city government
here Joined Rhode IslandB governor as
hosts OF Texas a carrlnge drive In
apeotion of the city Including It's resi-
dence portion. than which no city pre-
sents more attractive Appearance,
was next In order. The party were
then taken TO Squantum, the grounds
OF the Squantum club. on the club
yacht. The proceedings can hardly be
described. Hospitality, good fellowship.
hands PCtoss the bloody chnsm, do not
meet the definition. Following other
numerous treath was most mngnin-
cent banquet. an Interchange OF fra
ternnl acts and expressions and n re-
turn to Providence so charmed and
mutually happy that a Texan was not
distinguishable from little Rhody
man. Specch-makins at the banquet
was an enjoyable feature. Gov. Hoeg,
Rotan, Mayor Paddock and others Of
Texas covered themselves with honors
The governor " Rhode Island. the
mayor OF Providence and other dis.
tingulshed entertainers proved how like
Texans are Rhode Island men. Ex-
Governors LRdd ana Taft and some 200
OF Providenoe's capitalista were OF the
entertaining party, The delight with
which the people OF this little state OF
big brains and tremendous capital re-
ceive intelligence Of Texas resources
and Texas friendship for honest cap
ital honestly invested is truly refresh-
ing. There are millions here seeking
Investment, and II this excursion does
not draw much of II TO Texas your corr
respondents judgment II In error.
The party Ienvcs tonight by way OF
New York for Philadelphia, where
another profitable time for Texas
axvaits them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Pawnee. o. II. June 2G.--A young
man by the name of John Kinney was
arrested yesterday on the charge OF
assault with intent to XIII. He is ac-
cused of several other offences, and
among the rest "a crime against nature
He was shackled and placed under
guard last night. but In some way
made good his escape quite a crowd
OF officers have been slsirting the woods
and beating the brush IN search OF him
today. but up to this time no ncws
can be heard of his whereabouts
The butchers of this place hive been
put to u great deal Of trouble lately
rive men. comprising two butcher
firms, had preliminary examination
yesterday before the United States
commissioner Mt this place for the
theft of one COW. They were discharged,
but were Immediately arrested ON the
charge OF theft of three steers. The
only remaining butcher Of the town
bought ten head of cattle few DAYS
ago here ON the streets, which We're
proven the next day to be stolen prop
erty. The party selling them was ar
rested, waived preliminary, and was
bound over to await the action of the
next grand jury.
I-ater.-rhe man Kinney was seen
last night while drawing water out OF
a well near town. He attempted to
make good his escape by running. He
was shot by the officer and then cap
tured. His wounds are painful, but
not necessarily fatal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
FROM NORTH TEXAS TOWNS
NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR own COR
RESPONDENTS.
Lively budgets From erecnvii,e.
rawnee. Indian Territory, New
Boston. Hard. Cottondnic,
Temple. and Terrell.

Greenvllle. Tex, June es.--The county
Democratic executive COMMITTEES. Alex.
Mason, Esq, chairman, were yesterday
making the Official count OF Saturdays
primaries. and " ere is much interest
manifested az to the result. especially
in the race for tax collector between
candidates Stoclkwell and Williams.
The vote is very close, and both sides
OF course claim the victory. That is
about all the talk that can be heard
on the streets today
Deputy Sheriff Keit arrested Jim
Pierce, colored. this morning for carry
Ing a big gun. His bond was set at
$500, which he gave and was released.
District court IL grinding out civil
Justice this week. The criminal docket
VIII be taken up rext Monday. The
grand jury has adjourned until the I'd
OF fully.
Tn. farmers report all crops looking
line, but say they must have rain In
few days to make good corn.
Constable Archibald OF Wolf City
brought In Joe Carr whom he ARRESTED
there last night charged with burglary.
The GreenVjlle Rifles are drilling
every night, preparatory to going to
the state encampment az Austin in
July, where they Of course expect to
carry off frat prize. However, the boys
are. pretty well up In military tactics.
and other companies over the state
had best look TO their laurels or they
may hear nomeuhine drop. The boys
may go to the Interstate drlll at Little
Rock
The city marshal and police this
morning caught twenty-three OF Green
vslle's bloods playing the game called
draw poker. The officer ay they are NOT
going to allow any gaming in Green
vile, and those who play must pay
for IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Sherwood. Texas. June 2s-The Deir-
ocrGtic convention OF this. Irwin coun., .
win be held Saturday. July :. There IL
but little interest In the race for gov
ernor. Reasan IS the fuvorite. Some
interest ia taken in the member Of the
II Ext Legislature from this district. Cal
Ian of Menlrd county seems to be I'm
the lead. There is no opposition 10
Chiffon for United States senator No
nominations for county officers viii be
made. The third party people are not
taking much interest rs yet. lying low
and saying but little. thing unusual
with members OF that party.
Crops or the irrigation ditch are very
nne. In and around town IL Is very
dry, but ten miles out grass IL fine ana
stock OF all kinds are doing well.
Miss Sallie Carson. daughter OF
County Judge Carson, reached home TO-
day from College Station. ishe hne boon
on quite an extended visit TO Profesg-
ors j M. and j. w. Carson of a. and
M. College
The weather for the last few DAYS has
been exceedingly warm The thefmom,
eter went w to 1906 in the shade
WadncSday at , m.
Several mutton and cattle buyers are
In our county looking up fat stock.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
DBATm ~ 4 oIsTrnN.
Highly Honored Indy of Green
Vile Suicides.

Special Dispatch.
Greenville, Tex, June sO.-This cltv
was this morning thrown into VIC
lent state of excitement by the report
that Mrs sallle Jones. wife of Coinel
w. c. Jones. local attorney for the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railway at
this place. had been found dead in u cts
tern at their residence.
AS soon as your reporter heard of IL
he went TO the scene and found the
above to be fact. 1t seems that Col.
and Mrs. Jones retired at the usual
hour iast night and that at about IL
o'clock or thereabout Mrs. Jones got up
and went out. the colonel supposing
she had been called IN see one OF the
nelghbors who was sick, So he thought
nothing strange of II until this morn
ing when he began to make inquiry
ana nearing nothing of her, search was
instituted. and when the party reached
the cistern, which is situated about $50
feet from the house. at the back OF an
clubhouse In the yard, her ihoes were
found on the cistarn curb On looltina,
into the cistern Colonel Jones was hor.
riiied to find the body Of his wife fioat-
ing in the water.
There was a perfect stream OF people
coming all day to extend TO the be-
.eaved husband their heartfelt sympa-
thy.
There Is the husband and one dauch-
ter II years OF age left to mourn the
loss Of loving and devoted wife and
mother Miss Sallie Jones. daughter OF
the deceased. left yesterday for a visit
L relatives at sulphur Springs. She
has been wired and will return today.
Mrs. Jones was SO ears old, has lived
in Greenville for a number of years.
and was beloved by all who knew her.
There was never a time, night or day.
when she was called upon TO visit tho
sick that she did not rcspord cheer
fully, Mrs. Jones has. Cor ire last
i've Or six weeks seemed very sad and
Respondent. 1t seems that since the
death Of her uncle at Ladonia
she has not been the same,
and the general opinion Is that her
mind being troubled. she arose In her
sleep. dressed and went to the clstern,
sat down and took on her shoes and
jumped into the cistern. This Is the
general opinion, as the people Of Green
vine can not believe that she, good
Christian as she was. could have in
tentionalIy taken her own life.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Temple. Tex, June sO.--Temple cele-
brated her thirteenth anniversary here
today by giving grand barbecue The
AFFAIR was held at Kellar's Grove, ona
mile from Temple. and the people from
the country were here In droves. Fiji
teen beeves were barbeoued and bread
and pickles were there in abundance.
The program of dancing and OF fire.
works at night proved TO be very en-
joyable. The Oscar brass band made
music for the occasion. The fireworks
display at night was a grand sight.
ard many people participated. II is
estimated that there were 5000 people
in attendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
Anuorr Ann MnYnn.
they WIN Meet in nostou ON the
Fourth of July.


Fourth of July.
when stanton Abbott meets Billy
Meyer In Boston, July 4. he Will be-
Gin to think that he has undertaken
contract that viii require all the
strength aud nclence that he ponsessesr
n he hopes TO Rct the decision In tho
6ftecn-round glove contest for which
no has signed articles Of agreement
Those who saw Meyer three weeks
a.o would hardly recognize him na the
anme man today. snys the Cincinnati
Tlmen-stnr when he commenced 70
train Meyer weighed about lt0 pouhds,
hut his work has been 10 faithful ana
hard thnt he IN now down 10 l4O pcuhuh
mud when he starts for Boston, wheIs
the contest n to take place, ne VIII
weigh not far from lSO pounds ~
Stating IN his training meyer mas VIZ
sorvico of four local men, all or Then
arc strong nnd clever In MS boxing
Meyor takes them on IN regular three
minute rounds, one after smother. win
only a one-Inlnute rest, Yesterday ne
met the -four in three rounds each, ana
although at times bis speed was fhst
aud blows almost Ia earnest, Meyer
looked rs fresh M eniHy At the
finish, Those who have seen him ~
work say that he IL faster than ever,
and "a hnrder hitter.
Connected with Meyers training was
n very amusing Incident says the Chi
cngo Dispatch His quarters or gym.
naslum are on the fourth moor AZ l1f
Clark street. ana one OF those who
love 10 see him az work Is william
Wlghtnan, .rtner or George V.
Uhnltins. Yostg day Wightman wHs In
the gymnasium when friend Of Meyer
who did not know Mr., Wightman came
in He Is pretty clever man, and by
way Of Joke Meyer suggested that
as he was about 10 be rubbed down,
that the newcomer who hnd offered
to give Billy a few rounds OF work.
yet warmed up with Mr.. wiKhtmnn.
Now, while the latter does not claim
TO be boxer no understands the game
pretty well, and might, II cornersd,
give burglar or highwnyman n clever
poke In the ribs. But he had been
Kidding Billy pretty freely, and the
latter sought revenge. He insisted that
his friend put on the gloves with Mr..
Wightman, and II was only whom tho
latter declared that he WAS worn out
In ten-round bout with Billy that
had just taken place before his ar
rival that the newcomer desisted. And
10 cap thu climax. he went away think
ing that MIR. whitman was a retired
boxer OF more than local fame.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
NEW nOsToN.

New Boston, Tex, June so--The quar-.
teriy conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, convened here on
yesterday morning. June %. There
We're present about 90 delegates. in
Guiding preachers and lay members.
The conference is being presided over
by Rev. o. p. Thomas, the presiding
elder. From the beginning the meeting
put on the look OF revival Men and
women extremely happy: strong men
shake as leaf In Il storm. IL seems
as II the river OF life flows from under
the sacred desk. and at times the people
break into oldtime shouting and hand
Shaking. II Is really good 10 be there.
There were $3.50 in notes given for tho
beneht OF the Orphans Home AT Dallas.
1t II rather disagreeable on the
streets and roads on account OF the
dust.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01
Mad at Judge Goodrich.

hpccIHI IJI7patrHs
Gainesville. Tex. June s0.-A petition
is being circulated calling general
mass meeting OF the citizens Of this
county for the purpose Of taking some
action IN regard 10 tho unprecedented
action OF Judge Goodrich OF the Waco
district in turning loose all the pris-
onera refused bail in this county on the
charge Of having iynchsd Ed Cash.
Excitement Il spreading and Is al fever
heat and trouble win likely occur before
the cases are ended. Our people care
nothing for Tho decision Of Judge Good
rich, further than 10 hate him and
win zee 20 It that tho accused. when
Indicted shall have fair trial, and IL
found guilty thoy are Justly punished.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

other companies win arrive tomorrow
and Monday. The city Is Kaiiy decor.
nted with bunting ana iaas. The Jef.
iers9n barracks band OF St Louis win
arrive IA the morning and mo to,,,na
meut VIII practically opcn tomoIi,o,y
With band concerts BY this and The
First and Second regiment bands
me army officers. who will onicinte
ms Judges during the drill are. Cant
James Torrance. Thirteenth infantry.
"a rors l.eaysnworth. Kan, and First
lieutenant Ernest Kinds. Second an
ullery, OF Fort Riley. Kan. Lierten-
ant Hinde arrived this morning. Cant
rorance and Lieutenant Abbott Wi
arrive Monday morning. These an,
In the army. ."eUelaho
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-01

Terrell. Tex. June so-The early
morning train brought in those who
had been attending the funeral OF Mrs.
b. II. Scott at scottsville. Tex. Al
the funeral there were also number
Of persons in attendance from Marshall,
Shreveport and other points. Rev r.,
c. Archer OF Terrell preached the
funeral sermon.
Next Wednesday the fro boys will
be on hand and in full bloom. They
are meeting with every encouragement
and Will make the celebration one long
10 be remembered.