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I. L, wAGGAMAN. REAL ESTATE AucrIoSEE1
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LOT M
PROVED Bi THREE-Sro9Y AND RACK
GliInING BRICK DWELLING, No. ALB L


PROVED BY THREE-Sro1Y AND RACK
~ liIllNG RkICk DWELLING, NO. Alb L
STREET NORTHWEsST.
BY virtue of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, passed In equity No
l522S. docket 80, the undersigned will oier for
safe, at public auction. in front OF the premises on
|!ttNSDAf. MARCH TWENTY NINTH 1884 at
lhIFPAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part of lot =
IN square north Of square 5i5, Washington. DC
beginning for the same on l. street at a point 20
feet west from the southeast OF said lot
ming thence west 20 feet, thence north % feet
; inches 10 the alley in rear Of said lot. thence
p i - feet and thence south 81 feet inr hes 10
= place OF beginning, with the inprov ements
y stated.
Terms, as prescribed by the decree: oac-third
cash. OF which deposit OF 500 must be made at
time OF sale, and the balance Ia three equal in
stallments, in !. and wears. FOR which notes Of
pC!ch"scr, hearing interest from day Of sale and
scared 10y deed Of trust property sold. viii be
taken, or all cash, At option Of purchaser. All
conveyanciry and recording viii be at purchaser
cost. II terms are not complied with in 10 dsy
from sale the trustee the right to resell
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
j. W. PiLIlNti. trustee
911 st. NV.
NH it.Sc
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EuSEi OIL
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
c. c. SLOAN CO., AUCr1oNEERs, 14o7 G st

G. G. SLOAN CO., AUCTIoNEERS, 14OT G St
ASS1GNEES SALE OF THE BALANCE OF THE
STOCK OF SEASoNABLE SUTTINGS TR0US-
ERNGS, DRESS GOODS, LIGHT OVER
COATINGS, &c. &C.
ON MONDAY, APRIL SECOND, 1894 AT TEN
O'CLOCK AN, within our sales rooms 1907 G. ST ,
we will sell fine line Of above goods Dealers
and private buyers should be in attendance Terms
cash. c. G.. SLOAN & Co
mh3O-T Auctioneers.
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DUNCANsON BROS. AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSHES.
IOlEl.fY. NAINlE OF MINIMIZE AAD CNN

PROPERTY, CuENtH OF BRIDGE AID CON
Grass SIEEEI.,, WEST WASHINGTON.
By virtue OF il deed duly recorded in
Il9er lt32, folio 2tG ct sUI., OK the laid records
OF TIE District Of Columbia, We VIII Stil IA front
of the premises. On Il r1SDAE, THE TENTH DAY
uL Ai-.lL, \. d. 1894, Ut FIVE O'CLOCK IN,
the ins described Land and premises. with
tLe cLsIGicHts, rights. Ways and app Irteuan
u'reuntO belonging. situate AID lying in the DIS
t.Ict Of NOiu,. ~, and kEown part Of lot mum
brr,d six 80, in Square nacred tuirty t39y
in odd George town, contained within the follow
H., ,rJ aa ,ld Lu1nds tO:it: beginning TIA. north
est corner of VI uoruerly Bridge street and 3lst
formerly Congress- street. and lt:IE,in. thence east
"a sad Il street A. ont n - feet vail of house
adjoining; thence north and parallel with said 3lst
street G3..5 feet; thrr,e west and parallel With
sad street aLOit -. - feet 10 said 3lst street
aIk thence south along G3.t5 feet 10 the
Ip-lt OF beginning. and being known as No.
3uiI street NV.
the above property VIII be sold subject to 4
deed Of trlst Of $l2.5Go.4s which has ~ years TO
run from March, 1898, and payable in quarterly
inSta.tmcI;s.
tFrrfncc reference in regard to same can be
found in Iiber 1892 folio 2i1 Of the land records
or toe same can be paid in cash.
Tcrlas; Cash, over and above the first trust men
toned Deposit Of $500 required time Of sale
CnrrryanclnS. &c. At purchasers cost. Terms OF
st!' to be complied with IN 10 days. otherwise the
I:lt reserved to resell the property nj the risk
and cost Of defdulting purchaser after i've DAVIS
III fcrtiiement Of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington. u. G.
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q Co. Auct,oo.e-,


Regular Saturday sale Of household effects re-
nIneu 10 our auction rooms, corner 10th and Penn
s!vania avenue northwest, for convenience Of sale
ThiHR VIII TAKE place tomorrow morning MARCH
&C. 'Sh~'' hAiN>ESss,
ONE POPCORN WAGON no RE so1n At p1Sur
Tam rNp Cos , oF DEFAULTING PURCHASER.
II WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., .uc,,
RADCLIFFE, DARK q CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
REG ErL,sI sAATIRpAY SALE FURNITURE. MAT
Haze; CtA1R RPE HORSES. MULES, CAR
Ff nn rsAT r., ia, MGRNING. MARCH THIRTY
Sic rd..sI Al. AT TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell at our
30 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest
Dining R a.SoFtE E,i Of PaTor Library, Chamber
-'00H' ana o'A az sd Furniture Carpets. &c.
60 ROLLS NEW STRAW MATING.
BY oEnEE MATTHEW NccrLLY. CONSTABLE
STOCK OF CANDIES. FIXTURES. &c.
AT TwEIy no. O'clock NJ.
gorsrES kEK t, or ihE SALES ROOMS.
- T iiI,2 > u tlHtfS; bsGGIEs. PHAE-
Compliments ior each department received u,
Telephone KS.
1t RATCLTFE, DARR & CO., Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING < co, AUCrIoyEFRS
6l2 st. NV.
SALE OF HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE
,,,,,,,,,,AT Auction ROOMS
''oNoi'A'"' SA ffx SPAf iss. MARCH THIRTY
AT Ten O'CLOCK
EMBRACING IN Pant
ElesaHf oak rolling top desk ard r,yolytnc chair
Yer! Iihd some six pe"e paFlor suite French plate
I'M" aad tler mirrors OAK and other clanllsr
latlllhr", hair mattresses, hUsk and cotton mat
iresses' 'ssnthcr with general assortment Of
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
~ sets single and double harness. horses and We
Lies. 1t
{. q. SLOAN Co, AUCTIoNEEpS 1907 G ST.
'successors to Latimer * SloauD
Sale OF Horses, Carriages. Harness. &c. in our
Nv Ho'SE AND CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
the largest IN city,, in rear Of main building,
viii comprise a line OF New and Secondhand We
hices several Horses lot Harness Sc MANU- We
1t c. G. SLOAN 4 co, Aucts
RADCLIFFE. DARH < CO., AUCrIoNEERs.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO PAY STORAGE
AND CHARGES
on SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH THIRTY.
FIRST, at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell at orr sales
s S Tor TO- OF H TxR * f ESX q %h.% q
with Us April 10. May =, May 20. August "a October
the name Of Mrs ]. A. DARLING. Ear 0i 1884, IN
All s3TtieS in RaT a T Rl,qss take notice
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIoNI,ERs. 1907 G. 81
tSnecessors to Latimer & SloanD.
Manufacturers Sale of
IL Bureaus,
IS Chamber Suites,
SO Double and Single Bed
steGds.
ALSO
HALL RACKS. ROLL. Top DESK FANCY ROCK
Las. RUGS. ART SQUARES. on. CLOTHS.
TOILET SEIS, MASSIVE ENTENSIgN VARI -
WITH l.. c. DINING CHAuiS To MATCH:
MATTINGS, {. 5. DINING CHAIRS SIDE,
BOARD, COMBINATION SAFE FOLDING;
BEDS, COTS. PICTURES AND i GENERAL
LINE OF GOOD SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD -
bFFEctS; ALSO A Lot oF GOODS FRtfNF
KNOWS STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND tn !,
Er'FE' : OF A FDIiEI,iN consul
Oe SATURDAY, MARCH THIRTY FIRST 1894
al Ten O'CLOCK An, within our sales rooms
l4oI g st. We viii sell large line Of new .urni,
ture j1st from the factory. and choice LOT OF sec
ond hand gods from private families
.sealHrs invited
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Mules.
Horses.

$. BENSINGEi;. AUCTIoNEER
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE RA-
EAAR, No. $50 LoU lSIANA AVENUE
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T. E. wAGGAMAN, Auct.

uyIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEMENCY
of the weather the above sale is postponed until
TUESDAY. April. THIRD, lS9i, AT uALEPAST
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. By order OF the trustees.
Ilh.fpdNtls ]. W. plIITNG.
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ToLsoN, GORE q CO., AUcTs.

EXTENSIVE AND PEREN,I.roRy s.,x IN, --,rv
ENTIRE STOCK OF HOUSEuoIn FI-KNI-
TuRE, SC. ooNTAIAED IN TIE STORE No
SlS SEVENTH STREET. NEAR II STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION, ON MONDAY.
APRIL SECOND, AT TEN O'CLOCK.
IN account Of the owner quitting the sale Of
ne" furniture at the sboye number. We are autbor-
aed TO sell his entire stock cOntaired on the two
noos- In part we a large and general as
sortinent OF Oak Bed Room Sets in great variety
OF styles, Parlor Suites upholstered in brocatelie
plush, raw silk, baircloth, etc; Han Racks pIYsh
arm Willow ane other Rockers. Dining Room Ex-
tension Tables. sdeboards. Pier Mirrors. Looking
glasses, Book Gases and Book Shelves Pictures ana
E~'sels' Chihoniers, Refrigerators, wardrobes,
Lounges and Couches. Ladies and other Desks
Folding Beds. etc, with large and general as
sortment of other Household Furniture, new and in
excellent condition. We respectfully invite at
tentoe OF buyers 20 this important sale
~ - TOLSDN. GORE a CO. Auctt
CHAS. WEEKS. Salesman. n5bsa
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G. G. SLOAN & CO., AUCTIoNEERS. 1907 G ST.
Successors to Latimer s. Sloan.)
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FIFTY SHARES PACIFIC BUILDING COMPANY's
STOCK AT AUCTION.
By virtue of collateral note, dated February
It'll, 1894, We will sell within the auction rooms of
Duncauson Bros, 9th and ID SITS. NV, on WE'D
NESDAY THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1894. AT ONE ~ O'CLOCK PM, 80 shares OF
Pacific Building Company's stock.
All persons interested will please take notice
Tens, cash.
BY order Of the holder of the note
mh30-dts DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
THAT VALUABLE STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, WINES, CIGARS. TOBACCO AND
EVERYTHING AS USUALLY FOUND IN A
FIRST CLASS GROCERY ESTA BILSHNENT,
NOW CONTAINED IN THE LONG ESTAB-
LISHED AND WEILKNOWN STORE OF VI.
METZGER. NO. Az 7TH STREET NORTH
WEST, WITH GOOD WILL, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL FOURTH, 1894, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. at store No AT 7th street
northwest, We will SELL FOR CASH, AS AN en-
TIEETY, the fine stock of Groceries, Wines
Liquors Ice Box, Fixtures, Good VIII, SC. Stock
on exhibition up to hour of sale.
mh30-4t s. II. MURRAY, Assignee.
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FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS DOWNING X CO., Aactioneers.
Jl. l. 81. NV

THOMAS DONi.iNG Co., AdctioneerS,
u. 81. NV.
FUBLIC SALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
SHOP AND PREMISES No. 1921 NINTH
STREET NORTH WEST, IN WASHINGTON
CITY, ID. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust. dated September
Z, 4. ID. 1892. duly recorded in LiLcr No 17OS, at
folio All sequitur, of she land records for the
District Of Columbia, and by written order Of
the party secured thereby, shall oIer FOR sale
Twenty NINTH. AID. 1884, At FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and promises
situate In the city of Washington. in the District
of Columbia, ard designated and being 4 part
OF lot lettered a. In Fry's subdivision Of square
numbered three hundred and ninety three C393l,
bt ginning for the the west line OF said
10: at D point sixteen u6l feet and eight ~
running thence north sixteen 90 feet and eight
81 inches ard thence east with that width OF
frontage between parallel lines to the p.blic alley
in the thereof, together with the improvements
Il oreon, consisting of two-story frame house.
with frame shop in the thereof: said house
being known house No 1921 9th street north
Terms Of sale: One-t third 1-3) CT purchase money
in cash. and balance la a. and two ~ years
with interest, said interest To bc payable semi
annually, and to be secured iy deed Of trust
the property sold. all cash. AT option Of pr
chaser. All COuyeyancnS and recording at par
ch2Sers cost. $500 cash Will be required at the
time OF sale. Terms 10 i've complied with in iif-
teen days. property will be resold, ~ risk and
cost Of defaultng purchaser purchasers.
RANDALL HAGNER, Trustee,
LEWIS L. ONEAL Trustee.
mh15-eoSds i52 ID st NV
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LEWIS /. O'NEAL. Trustee.
i52 u st NV


G-TIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence - the rain un;r TIKI RSDAY. APR L
FILTH, 1894, hour and place. By order of
trustees. THOMAS BOWLING & co,
UE30dEds Auctioneers
pI-,.raNS pPpS sTf-rIpNEr-pS
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{. g. SLOAN Sc CO., AUCTIONEEIsS. 1907 G ST
tsuccessors to Litimer * Sloau)
sale OF Horses, Carrisges Harness. &c. in cur
NV HORSE AND CARRIAGE DFPAI,TNiF,S,r
TIE largest IN city, in rear Of our main building
viii comprise line OF New and S.cond-ha We
hicies' several Horses, lot Harness. &c.
II Q. g. SltDAN 4 Anats
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mh23-eod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

BY Associated Press.
washington. May io.-The sombre
emblems Of mourning covered the desk
OF Representative Robert +. Brattau OF
Maryland on which lay bunch of
roses when the house met today.
Tho message OF the president trans
hitting Hawaiian correspondence re-
ceived yesterday. was laid before the
house.
Some routine business was transacted
and MIR Kemp CNorth pakcto called
up the house bill for re-survcy OF Grant
and Hooker counties. Nebraska, and
asked unanimous consent for It's con-
sideration.
The house bill granting the railroad
companies in the Indian Territory adj
ditional powers TO Obtain rlght-of-way
for depot grounds was passed..
Mr. Talbot. Dem. OF Maryland. hricfly
announced the death OF his colleague,
MIR Rrat,an, and offered the customary
resolutions.
The resolutions We're adopted ana ihs
speaker appointed the Following c,m.
mittee to attend the funeral. Messrs
Talbot OF Maryland, Jones OF Virginia
Cause OF Delaware, Berry OF Kentucky
Myor OF Louisiana, Hepburn OF Iowa
and Hudson OF 1<ansas. and the house
then Mt 1880 adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Tactics by which the Chnpnrrni
Cock Destroys Its Reptile Enemy.

Tactics by which the ChRpnrrni
Cock Destroys Its Reptile Enemy.
New York sun.
Pnisano or countryman bird. ground
cuckoo, and road runner are local
names for the chaparral cock OF the far
Southwestern states and territories,
This alert. fredericksburg bird, with n
body about the size OF q bantam roos-
ter. has a strong bill three of four
inches long, and long, powerful legs
and feet. II Is OF notified color, with
a long, pheasant like tail II starts
unexuectedly from the mesquite or
chaparral that borders the lonely .rail
and runs swiftly In advance OF the
traveller, never leaving the road In It's
running, and easily dlstanclng his
horse.
This bird. with. so far as known, no
Objectionable traits. has some habits
that commend u 10 humanity, IL ca
Rerly hunts and eats centlpedes and
scorpions. and It follows and destroys
rnttiesnaikes by method peculiarly ils
own. Waiting its time until Il can
catch the reptile asleep In it's coil, the
road runner drags branches OF dry cac-
tins TO II. so ns to completely surround
the snake with "A thorny, impEfslhle
circle. Then the bird stirs rp the
serpent by rolling piece OF cactus rn IL
and netting 1t with sticks and pebbles,
The aroused reptile, unable 90 pase the
thorny barrier, turns AT last In blind
rage TO strike its fanEs Into itsals ind
die OF It's own venom, while it's tor
mentor dances about II with every dem
onstratlon Of cxultatlon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

aovernmen. crop nspor,.

Government Crop Report.
BY Associated Press.
Washington. May i0.--The monthly
cereals crop report issued today by the
Agricultural department says: The May
report Of the statisticians Of the depart
ment OF agriculture. after conHoldat-
ing the returns. places the condition
OF winter wheat at si.f as against sG.7
the previous month. being a falling on
OF 5.s points.
In 1893 at the Hame date the con.
dillon WAS 1913. little over 2 points
lower than the previous month.
The averages FOR the principal states
are: Ohio. 80; Michigan. 80; Indiana.
90. Illinois. SO; Missouri. 50: Kansas.
rs; Nebraska, 60. and California, CO.
While the improvements during most
Of April have been considerable ia most
OF the states. the result CT the Geld
weather in March has been shown te
a.ve beer more than reported at TINT
time. the adyicea from correspondents
In Kanras sind NslaaEka indicate thai
the damage from the cold weather has
been augmented BY drouth and high
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Special DlHphtrh.
Bolton. Tex. May io.-At the reg
ular meeting OF the city council yos-
terday petition was protsented by
citizens living in the North Bolton SUI
burbs, signed by thirty-three in favor
OF and six against n proposition 20
take into the incorporation a strip Of
territory half mile wide along the
entire north HiGe Of the old inoorDorn-
ton. Eight voters living in said ter
ritory refused TO sign either Cor or
against the proposition. The council
voted TO take said territory into the
Incorporation. This brings into the
city some very valuable property. In
Guiding a mile and hnif OF q. g..
& S. u. railroad. all their switches and
depot also several very fine suburban
rchidencea. thereby increasing the tax
able valuation Of the city about $780,
0cq. Some two years ago two addi-
tone were made of n quarter OF a mile
In width each on the east and west
sides.
Hose compahies Nos. and 2 have
gone to Taylor TO enter the contest Of
nre companies at the spring races.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

From the Detroit Free Press.
The chaildren's room in every house
ought to be fitted out with black
board. Any painter will coat section
of the wall with blackboard staining
for few cents. or II there is No paint
err convenient, sheets OF slated paper
may be tucked up against the WILL.
and the result is quite satisfacto,v
A box OF colored chalxs ana book
outline prinst will furnish the mate
rtals for drawing and sketching ana
many an hour that would be other
wise passed in mischief by the Young
sters vii BE- employed in learning to
draw. There is no better way OF keep
Ing the children pleasantly and proht-
equal that OF single box of candy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

by Associated Presa
Chicago. Ill.,. May io-Thc Western
Freight association lines met today ana
decided TO put IN via omaha the sans
rates on live stock an prevails through
the Missouri River gatewnys.
There wha some discussion OF making
them also by way OF Sioux city. but
this proposition was voted down,
II IL probable that n meeting OF tho
preaidcnts OF the association lines will
be held In the near future TO zee IL some
way cannot be found whereby moro
general Generalization of rates than
already exists can be avoided
The Western Passenger association
lines took no action today on the ques-
ton OF making division OF the nssocia-
ton territory. The delay was caused
by the uncertainty as 10 the stand
which Will BIO taken by the Atchison.
Passenger Traffic Manager white. Of
the Atchison is now In San Francisco
and no action will be taken by thu
association pending n reply from him.
All tho roads with the exception Of thu
AtchiEon have gone on record us favor
ing the plan
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SPORTING NEWS.


BY Associated Press.
New York. May lO.-The feature of
today's work at the Gravesend race
track was mile and n quarter made
by the handicap candidnte Sport who
covered mile and quarter with full
weight up in PAL.
Very little fast work was done by the
handicappers. Henry of Navarro was
brought over from the bay and given
mile and an eighth in 2:Oi. being
rated along at an even gate all the
way. Copyright with head in the air
was given a mile at a two minute gate.
Sir Knight going easy. finished n mile
in 1:l7 IL. He Is among the most for
ward s-year-olds at the track.
Now or Never and Integrity were
sent 1--WE furlongs. the former in 1903.
the latter shade better than a gallop,
Henry Harris sent his pair, Emln Bey
and Figaro a mile. the first named, In
1:47 IL. and Figaro In 14I cifford
was given two mile run but no time
taken.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

wind. and much or the area has been
abandoned and plowed up an, nut In
other grainss In California the long
continued drouth. accompanied n great
portion OF the time by high winds. has
proven very disastrous TO the crop, and
In many places II is said to be an entire
future in consequence In other states
the Plant is doing very well consider
ing the setback caused by the cold
weather. The average condition Of
barley is ee,s. against 500 last year.
The low condition is the result OF the
drouth in California, 1t being the iarg-
est producing state
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

AT 1850 last night Il. O. Boerncr filed
a deeed of trust, naming w. c, Pfaoiiio
aa trustee. The creditors named are
Traders National bank, $4,000; Capps a
canty, 5000; David Smith. $1,000; A.
Peabody. ssOS,45; H. Stern. sbls,se'
Washer Bros, $50: Fort Worth Realty
company, 500; j. w. Friedman. ,isss
Guggenholm. Aiken g. Co. $40; Hoime
& Edwards, ti2iA7; Spencer Optical
company s5b; Edwards q Sloane Jew.
clry company. $40; 70. a. cowan & Co.
$50; Herman Keck Manufacturing com
pany, sli9i NJ. Myers, si75; valfcr q
Co.. sos; NJ. strclchor & Co, sGs5; Kos
suth Mark Jcwclry company, s7ia; u.
NJ. Ryman, slsi. Assets. $4,000.
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ny Associated Press.
Washington. May lO-The American
Ticket pre kers association elected the
following ofIicers; II. c. Meader. Gin
oinnnti. president; frat vice-presldent.
]. j. Philbin, Omaha; second vloe-pres,
idcnt, Ben Wasserman, ST. Louis, third
y'oc-prosldent, ID. Domnau, Waco. Tex;
fourth vice president, j. splledt, WASH
inRton.
rwo-ycai terms executive committee.
George w Mckenzie Chicago; chas.
IL. ocntey Chicago,
Chairman executive committee, Geo.
W. Mckenzie; secretary, W. b. Car
ter. Louisville. Ky.
Depository. First National bank, Chi.
cRgo.
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Fort Worth wiu Continue to supply
Katy Cars.

Special Dispatch.
Donlson. Tex, May iO.---Mnster Car
Builder Doyle OF the Missouri, Kansas
a. TeSaB returned last night from Fort
Worth, where. II was stated, the Katy
was negotiating for the establishment
OF u PIntsoh Gas plant In Dcnison.
Mr., Doyle states that no plant Will be
established here. but that Katy cars
win receive their supply Mt Fort worth.
being much more OF n railroad center.
The Katy cars, until May O. were
supplied at Chicago, Kansas city and
st. Louis, when they began receiving
mt Fort Worth.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas cnr-
rled thirty-nino homeseekers through
penison today.
The mnsior chr builders force Of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas was re-
duced ton men here today.
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by Associated Press.
Lexington. May io.--Flrst race
Riehland stud farm purse $500; for q
year-olds and upwards; seven furlongs.
Beatifice won, Lewellyn second, Long
Ago third. Time. las.
Second race---Oakwood stud; selling:
purse $500: for a-year-olds; four and
one-haif furlongs. Demo won. Spir-
itualist second. Myrtle third. Time.
OBS L.
Third race---Louis and Gus Strauss;
selling; purse; $1,000 added for s-yenr-
olds and upwards; one mile. Duoat
1ls (Goodale). to 8. won; strathrol Sc
(McLain), to 8, second; Lacolonia 1915
"a. clayton), to l, third. Time. 1ao.
cielly also ran, First quarter. o,sS IA;
half. Il 1-2; three-quarters, 1;1t1-2.
Fourth race---Aiaidens; one mile.
Poeohontas won. Valiant second. Bobby
Gaylor third. Time, 1;4ai-
Fifth race---Hartland stud farm;
purse $500; for 2-year-olds; ave fur
longs. Kitty Give won. Ashland sec
ond, Black Tiger third. Time, i;o2 ga
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-11

Farmer announces that Re will not be
candidate for cougres as renortea
Mr. James O'Connor. us North shnrd
street, LEFT yesterday for n six weeIts'
visit TO his home In Ireland. He ex-
poets his parents to return with him.
This morning telegram signed bv
President Philip Sanger and Secretary
George +. Reynolds OF the commercial,
club was sent to the Methodist Fpisco-
pal conference OF the South. now in
session at Memphis, Tenn. extending
warm Invitation TO that body to Sc
lag.
w, A. Clark. d. D., editor and pro-
prietor or the Arkansas Baptist, Little
Rock, Is attending the Baptist con-
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